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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10


WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
wv Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OIL oI S9 92. an9 snoea now In store Tor Fall
With an experience OF many years, four
houS9 having been e8tabllBhod In 1917 we
can, with truth, aB3ert that our stock for OK.
tent. variety, durability, freedom rom all
west Virginia and Ohio, "a not and cannot
DO surpassed.
ALL OUR WORK
In made and solicited mainly with q view 10
AERV1cI and RIAL VALUE, securing for
them AL the style We can wlthouta sacrifice
Of quality.
MEMS THICK q KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention 10 called 10 our own
make or mans THICK and KIP BooTs.
They nfe made ont OF tho very best Kip up
per and sole leather; they are solid double
SOLE; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom, and can DO confidently relied upon
% give excellent service and BatiSfaetlon 70
the consumer.
THICK BROGAHB q RALMORALs.
Our stock Of RroganH and Balmorals for
and our best work will be found 70 be made
ont Of the very best material and In the
most Workman-like manner.
WOMRN'D MISSES d CHILDRRN'D
BALMORAIS.
In the department Of WomenB, misses and
ehildrenb goods We defy competition,
Moreover, we can give 10 our customers, out
OF our best work. any size they may want;
thus enabling them 70 fit mp and work on
clean their broken stock. This 10 an In:
ducement offered by very few dealers, and
u will b. appreciated ~ very great adj
vantage BY those experienced In retailing
Boots and Shoes.
WANT OF UHIFORMITY, AND HOW
WE PREVENT IT.
The want OF uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, It ID well known; equals II not ex-
ceeds that OF any other kind OF mRnufac-
tured goods. In order To protect ourselves
and customers, we make Il q rule not TO re-
c ceS or place on sale any goods not Eegu lar
price 10 allow Of uniformity. TO inbure this
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
our store Ia carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in size, nee from dam.
age and uniform in quality.
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 10 examine beyond the samples
reIeotlonI buyers ara protected nom recelv-
Ing goods Inferior 70 BAnpleS. Aside from
the recognized duty OF dealing a. We would
pc dealt BY, We regard It ~ pecuniaT1ly our
Interest 20 70 act a. TO secure and retain the
confidence Of all who may favor rs with
their trade.
LOWEST MARKET PRICE8.
As all good merchants will seek ana ind
the Cheapest Houses 70 trade with, We shall
sel our goods al tho very lowest market
ORD ERS.
All orden receive the prompt and careful
attentlon OF one or our hrm.
auG6 MCCLELLAN 4 KNOX.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

THE Children like 1t. DIR: Chapman's
Hoarhound Balsam, for Coughs, Hoarae-
ness, &C., good for old and young. Price
Of oanta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

D. NIcoLL & Bros. 18th Annual
Preparation for the Holidays-splendld
assortment and prices to suit the times.
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M. HEYMAN.
For Rent.

MELoDEoN HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
LII by the Good TemplarB. Possession list
~ april next. Also an once front OF the
same. Also two large finished rooms on
INST and second floors; entrance same % 10
lntelllgencer ONCE. Immediat 0 possession,
or LIST OF April next, Apply 10
nOVl2.lm WIN, l.. McAFRE
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READi -A9AIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERcu.
RIAL pIsEARE. -.

D5An DooroR :-You know what VIVA INV
sorel all over, literally covered with na VIZ
1t iaS scans, and 90 panied In my ioints n
a n.lSSSnt' tnat Meep Or rest was utterly inpos.
aDle. NY constitution Deomed entirSlv
Dtoken Down, and was almost In despair
Se SxeE p snd Sared, having tried many ply
pufpoEung 70 DO rem0dies, Whom tbe
, " s algn o. s1eoo4. But ] am now nanny
% NY that after uaing tho8o fyo botfIeet n
your safsapafilla and Dandellon, and onIv
s W. T SS az sGs plS became perfectly
poat1 and feel o. this time n Stotit ~ svSr
aia n my llIe. Please accept my thRnfs.
and believe mo ever yours. w." ''
To On. BRHNELrNaHR, 4 "A 4s' ID
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Now Is your chance to secure bar
gains In the Boots and Shoes, selling
of at cost, OF James v. Bonds, lO7
Main street. -H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

CXX, Main st., Is one OF the places
where you can get good Boots or Shoes
made to order or ready.made,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

LAUNDRY INDIGO BLuEINa BAa.-
Something new. Call and see It, at
Edmund BOOKINGS and Booking &
Carols Pharmacy. I. " - ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

LooAS's Arnica, for spralns, Bruises,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Pains OF
all kinds, the best and cheapest Llni-
ment. .. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

MINIS best Kip Boots. worth $3.50 for
400, at Louis Y. Bonds, 107 Main
street, corner SprIgg Alley, .. .f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-Leave
your slipper patterns with Forgey, 12O
Main, II you want the soles put on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

A NEW lot Of womens' and Misses,
full Baton Boots, Just received ct Louis
v. Blond's, 107 Main street. 'au rs sg
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Read!: Readl Read Il
CUBE oE pgspEps1A AND soRornLA.

CURE OF DYspEPs1A AND soRoFuLA,
L---.. PARKERaRURG, April 10.
!. II. LOGAN, Eso.-Deur ST. II Wrote n
you Bonle time since for d bottle OF Brenf.
HngerH Fluid Extract OF HarRaparIlla and
Dandenons and must my that Il has acted
upon me like charm. I have been affiiet-
"a 1or near two yeaN with lDyBpepaia: two
thlrd9 Of the time vomited from one 10
" times g day. IhAd given mp the idea
Or ever getting wei, and Indeed my friendR
mad given up all hopes OF my ever
GeMnG ven again. Added 70 this, suffered
d VIZ Lhe seIolnla very much. Since last
september one ode ofmy neck VIM ono en-.
tre sore composed Of some Beyen runnine
eore9. The u1e Of one bottle hna muoh i'm.
proved ma. My stomach 10 relieved and nv
neck has improved beyond my most IAN.
gulno expectations. I feel much encournged.
anu mink BY the use Of one or two homie
more more. shall be relieved entirely. You WIN
please send me two bottles by the boat.
Yours, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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For Sale to Close an Estate,
TNHE FIRsT-CLASs

DWELLING HOUSE,
Situated on the north east corner Of Hamp-
Garter. There is q full lot, and the house IL
In Us good condition a. the day It was built;
everything about the premises In thorough
repair. Possession given on the LIST ofAprll,
lS7l. Apply TO
J.P. LEWIS.
uecl.tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

THEPurest and Sweetest Cod Llyor OIL in
he world, manufactured nom frOsh healthy
ltvers, upon the eco ahore. II 10 perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for "Hazard q Gas.
wells Cod Liver on" manufactured by
CAsWEL1., HAZARD q co.,
o., New York.
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GLneGnteuiaeurer.
MORNING. DEOEmBER 10.


NV hUV6FGI8dlWbutHs
Steamer SAllie.
For Sale-Brick Dwelling.
Pictures for the Holidays.
Christmas Goods-E, L. Nlcoll &
Co.
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup.
The Best In the World.
Allcock'a PoruG Plasters--Special
Notice. - Y
Bottled Paralysis-Special Notice,
To Owners OF Horaea-Speclal Notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

GREAT reduction In the prices OF
Boots and Shoes at Louis v. Bonds,
107 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10
For Rant

TIIHE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
L by Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
Atreet.
Also one on east side OF Main streen, near
Quincy. Possession inst OF April next.
Apply 10
nOVl3.lm W. L. McAFEE.
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For Rent.

TINE LARGE AND OoMMoDIoUs ThroO
i Btory Dwelling, No. I7 Market street,
containing 10 rooms. This Is one OF the
best located houses In the city. Possession
MRS. q. HARBOUR,
nov22.lm il9 Market Street,
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for Gent.
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY
l. Mr.. y. Kline, No. l87 Main street. Pos
session given April LIST, 1870.
For terms, &C., apply e ,
novl3.lm Real Estate Agent.
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Land For Sale.

r AND SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
IL purposes, within three miles OF tho city,
ON the National Road. Plat OF the proper
" can be seen at J. II. Goods law office.
nov9.tf G. H. Parks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

USE the French Imperial Bronzs.-
Forgey has IL. ..T..t.
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Store Room For Rant

Store Room For Rent.
TINE STORE ROOM ON MAIN STREET
L now occupied by Mr.. VIM. T. Singleton
~ a Wholesale Tobacco Store. This lis
amongst the very best busineRs locations In
the city, Possession tho LIST day OF April
next Apply 70 WM. PAXTON.
uecS-lw Fourth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-10

L No. 10 Quincy street.
oAhUS ANDBILL HEADS, neatly printed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sH
lNsuRA " PoLIOIDs AND BLANKS
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF IADINs
PROGRAMMES AND PosrERA
CHHCKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILIA for County 4archann.
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FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

At the recent sale Of the late Mr. Berrier's books
IN Paris the unique copy Of "Bossuet' realized
$l22l; "ChrOnique de FrOissard" sl2l, and the
''Galierie de Versailles" presented by Queen Marie
Amelie, $175
The North German Gazette mentions that "since
last autumn preparations have been made for the
second German Polar Expedition and the belief is
that Will leave Bremerhaven early in June. 1t is to
consist Of two vessels, the Germania and the Green
land. The first Is a screw steamer OF 120 tons and
thirty horse power, and the latter sailing yacht OF
eighty tons, which rs to serve as transport and to
keep up the communication with Europe. She IL to
return before next winter, and bring home
the records or the expedition down to that date,
while the Germana Is to push on nOrthward ana
TO winter at as high q latitude possible. The
purpose OF the expedition Is the exploration OF
the Arctic central region from seventy five degrees
north latitude, on the basis OF the East Greenland
coast, and particular attention will be directed To
the measurement OF the degrees of latitude as far
north as possible. The expedition is tn be COM
manded by Captain Holloway, whose services were
found valuable last year. IL will be attended in
a scientific capacity by MN. Bergen and Copeland,
OF the Royal Observatory GOtlngen, for aStrOno-
my and natural philosophy; by Lieutenant Payer, OF
the Austrian army for geology and observations on
the glaciers, and doctor not yet chosen, who IL to
be good surgeon and capable of representing
zoology. These gentlemen, with the crew. in oil
seventeen men, will sail On board the Germania.
The arrangements with respect 10 the other vessel
are not yet definitely concluded. The best results
may be expected from this expedition, the instru
ments and apparatus have been most carefully con-
struCted
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
RoBBsRES IN TINE INTERIOR.
1sodus Village IN. ~ correspondence Of the Lyons
Republican,

1Sodus Village IN. " correspondence of the Lyons
Republican,
Last Saturday night at eleven O'Clock young man
drove up to the hotel IN this village with horse and
buggy, got out OF the buggy, went into the barroOm
and wanted to sell the entire establishment horse
buggy and harness. for $75 He claimed that he had
just come from Charlotte Nonroe county and had
hired out at S26 per month to Mr.. HOot, near Putt
neyye. on that day, and had use for the horse
and buggy. Meb. Austin told the young fellow that
he knew his story was false, he mad been with Mr.
H0ot all day Saturday at Pultneyville and knew that
Mr. H0Ot had hired two Dutchmen to work for him,
which was all the help he wanted and 30 the stranger
came down to breakfast, he was recognized by one
OF the landlords family as man who had stolOn
q pair OF boots from man In Canada, and had then
run away to 1.-THE States" Another, son Of Mr..
whitney, recognized the horse as one belonging to
Mr. Stutson, proprietor OF Stutson's Hotel at Char
iOte. The fellow was confronted with the evidence
and asked for an explanation, when he pleaded
sickness went out to the barn and decamped. He
was tracked to the road and then all trace OF him
was lost MIR. Whitney the proprietor of the hotel.
very properly keeps the property uuder his charge,
awaiting further developments. Stealing appears
10 have become perfect mania with some people.
and seems to have been very successful at least in
the northern part OF Wayne county; but the great
difficulty has been to hide the stolen property.
About year ago there was regular gang OF thieves
broken up IN this towns and the prospects are now
apparently fair to have much larger, smarter and
Weather gang broken up IN Williamson as there
are several well TO do farmers under bonds OF $1,000
each to appear and answer the charges.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
TINE WILL OF TINE LATE SAMUEL MILLER. Or VIRGINIA
From the Lyncnpurg Republican

lFrom the LynchDurg Republican,
The sum OF $3.50 900 appropriated 10 establish in
Aipemarle county an institution TO he called the
"AiDemarle Manual Labor SchoOl,r for the orphans
ana white children exclusively Of that county, This
Dequest absorbs the great bulk OF Mr.. Milers for
tune. Sarah Hodges (colored), house in Columbus,
ONO. and the interest on $4,000. Willie Ann Kel-
soc tcol0redl sister OF sam Kesoe, house in the
city OF Lynchburg and the interest on $4,000.
. "A separate deed, made some time ago, CONVEYS to
Mrs Mary Davidson property valued at $4,000.
her TWO elder children are LETT valuable real estate
IN Richmond and $2s, 900 IN Philadelphia city bonds.
property OF about equal value is bequeathed to her
not named in the will. :
Further legacies:-H. Lazenly, $4,000; E. B. Butler,
5000 and debt; A. B. Rucker, 5000; J. J. Terrell
5000; Jesse Miller's family, farm and interest on
or $l2 900; to the county OF Campbell $40
Most OF the annuities bequeathed by Mr.. Miller re-
vert on the death Of the benenciares to the Abe
marie Manual Labor School. There are other pro-
visions OF personal nature not necessary to lay be-
fore the public.
The 900 given the University Is for the purpose
OF founding or end0wing chair OF agriculture
Three executors are named IN the will OF Mr. Miller,
McC0rkie, OF Lynchburg. and Mr. Samuel Page, OF
AlDemarle county. ~Of these three only the last
named gentleman is now alive 1t Is specified In the
WIN that they not to receive the legal fees for
ecuting the devises Of she WILL but the Of 900
each In consideration OF their labor. They are not
required, however, to furnish security.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A UCTTON NOTfCE.-E. flkOLS a CO, AUCTION
"A Large sale Of magnificent Household Furniture
Vevs Brussels Carpets French Bronzes, Cocks Works OF
Ar satuary, China Dresden Vases Oil Paintings by
cmpent artists magnibcept rosewood Pianofore, elegant
Drawing Suits This day "Wednesday April mt ION
O'Clock precisely se private residence ~ wss, twenty
Eighth and Seventh avenues elegant rose
wood IN octave Panofore Stool and Covers rich Parlor
suits with French satin brocate and reps Cabinets
Centre Tables, Etaeeres, Lace Curtains, mirrors, Clocks
rosewood and walnu. Chamber suits, style Of Louis NV
Redsteads, Bureaus Washsands Commodes, WsrdrObcs,
eprna and Hair Mattresses Linen Bedding, Lounges Roct
rs Thss covered with baircoth bookcase Writing Desk
Eslension Fable Buffet, Dining Chairs glsss China and M
yer ware Table Cutlery brussels and Ingram Ospes Ac
10 be cold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

"A JAMES JENKINS, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
IN. public auction. Friday, April y at 101e o'clock
the residence Of Colonel A. Denke dormerly the
resistance Of Robert Walker, on the Boston road,
ct cse junction OF the Southern boulevard, south
OF wes Farm. VILLAGE wes,chester county New York,
his entire stock Of magnificent Household furniture con
sisting Parior Suit In brocaiel and Mirrors Book
cases. EtSgcres Damask, Satin and Lace Curtains
rncnt marble top Tables oil Paintings, Bsnsses Carpets,
Velvet Tapestry re carved seven octave Penoorte and
Stool bedroom SUITS Toilet Sets, hair Msttres1cr Bedding
Dining Furniture, Crockey China and Glass Ware and
Cooking Utensils OF all descriptions. one Cine BRETT family
Coach top Wagon, Harness, saddles ana bldes fOughs
Harrows and Farming Uteneis Sale positive
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A UCTION SALE AT
N wESTFIELD, n. j..
Central New Jersey Railroad, Saur day. April O
800 CHOICE LOTS, - =. -
near depot For particulars inquire of SAMUEL HARRls,
Pine street, basement.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A uorIoS SALES.
NORRIS WILKINS, AUCTJONEER.

By z. H. LUDLOW CO.,
Wednesday, April 1882 ~ II O'Clock, at the Exchange
Salesroom, Ill Broadway.
Bond street No extra large Lot with building corner Of
last Ninth street. No g. FIRST class House. Broadway
26x60 feet, lot 25xg3ll
Fifth frs. class House. between lssh and lsosh
streets, l8.6x42 feet lot l86xll0
Northwest Tenth and l52d street. full Lots
Maps at the auctioneer's Office.
A UCTION sALE-OF SPECIMEN FRENCH PEAR AND
n Apple Trees, Roses, Shrubs, large Greenhouse Furn
t@rs on nth Thussdsy sh inst At lo AZ the sesdsncs
establishment will positively be sold without reserve
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE-STEAM ENGINE, TOBACCO CUT
Pearl street anover square peases Paten.
Engine, Pipes Valves, &c. W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE-PAPER, SOAP, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
n Liquors, Teas-Friday at IL O'clock front store o9
Pearl (Hanover sQuare) so Family Soap rs
Brandy Gin RUM Port Wine, SO resms Printing and
and Wrapping Paper; lot of other Goods
w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT.
UCTION SALES.
undersigned respectfully give notice that after this date
they Auction Sales OF Real Estate which
limit placed unless the limit be publicly In the
papers previous the sale, the saleroom before
the property pu, up Although by this they may
large line OF business they deem but just TO the public
and themselves adopt and the business community
will sustain them their establish fair dealing
between buyers and sellers
f. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.,
- No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

A LARGE AND PEgBMFTORY AUCTION SALE or
"A magnificent Household Furniture fine Carpets, &c.
most OF which In perfect order having but little
used Messrs. BARRY Co. auctioneers, will this day
Wednesday,, April the entire elegant Furniture, Ac
tanned In the large brown stone residence No. 36 Nineteenth
street. near Fourth and Third avenues, commencing at 0
O'Clock precisely, consisting OF elegant rosewood
octave Pianofore magnificent Suits In French brocatc
and nne reps, Centre Tables, also large variety OF
superb bedroom Furniture in fine walnut pure
horsehair Mattresses c hne dining Furniture Table
ware &c Fun particulars in catalogues NBSals positive
and without any reserve.
A UCrIoN sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
~ Housekeepers and the trade.
Elegant Household Furniture sale this "wednesday after
noon O'Clock precisely At the four story residence l9
Eighth street. few doors from Sixth consulting Of -
Brusses and Ingram Carpets handsome Psror Suits
cred with French satin brocas reps and hsrcoth round
Sorniess shsdes marble top Tables Etaserss Clocks
Lounges, Sofas Rocksss Chsirs 20 spring and hair Mat
Chairs Hasand, Class China cut Crystal and Silver Ware,
Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive.
A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNI.
IA ture. richly covered In brocael French reps and
lasting, and upholstered In the best manner.
NJ DOUGHTY Auctioneer, will sell by auction this day Wed
nesdayh April ut 10 o'clock at the l3 Full.
ton street, and walnut Paror Suits and
walnut Chamber Suits elegant marble top Centre Tables
Hall Stands Wardrobes, Bookcases, Lounges Chairs, Ex
tension Tables, Sideboards Dining Chairs Hair Mattresses
Mirrors, Psror Desks the whole peremptory sold
by order Of W. Mortimer, Assignee
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A UCTION SALE.
n MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioner.
BY T.. II. LUDLOW Il CO.,

:. THURSDAY, April q, Ibby,
at 12H o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway
for account of whom II may concern,
600 Shares Dry Dock East Broadway and
Battery Railroad Company. HypOthecated par Sl00
A UCTlON SALE OF FURNITURE, BY COLE 4 MUIR
"A Ply on Thursday April 8, at 10x O'Clock, in Hart
street near Marcy avenue Brooklyn; black walnut Parlor
Suit reps marble top Tables, black walnut oak Cham
Der Suits Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Bedding, Dining
Room Furniture, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

N Magnificent Household Furniture,
Drawing Room Suits. Velvet Carpets, Chandeliers,
Rosewood Panoforte, Paintings. Bronres, Slverware,
Statusry and many rare costly works Of Art
and Articles of vertu,
At public auction,
- on this day "wednesday
A. the elegant 6f0wn stone manson 57 West Fifteenth
street between Ttth and si1lh avenues commencing at
lO,s O'clock superb DrAFing Room Suits French
satin brocate the rcts description, via reteaete
Sofas Arm Reception, Oval Back Chairs Window Curtains
match suits, rosewood PIanoorte embroidered cloth
Covert Music Cabinet Encognurc, marqueterie bots de
Cabinet Tables ormulu bronze Chandeliers secre
ary bookcase Bronze Clock, artistic Bronze staiuary
scres Dresden China Vases, Ornaments Lace Cprtaios
PAINTINGS by eminent artists Velvet, Medallion Carpeis
Pier Martel Mirrors, Frepch line Enayings, Hasands
wnlnu Dressing Bureaus Beistesds
Spring ma,resses Blanket. Sheets Gounterpansss Dnng
tai Glassware Silver CasiS Turcehs Dnner Tea Service
Spoons Forks sheffield able Cutlery, French China Dinner
Bet Also all Furniture OF servants apartments The aio
uonecr would call the attention of his friends and the public
70 this sae the catalogue comprising the largest assortment
OF Household Furniture offered auction this The
house furnished less than months ut Of $1,000
PARTIES wishing TO attend this sale take Filth stages
Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A FOUR YEARS LEASE OF A LIQUOR STORE Do
n ing good family business will be sold chexp for cash.
For fuIl particulars apply to JAMES MORAN 81 Willett
street, second floor
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
SALES AT AUCTION.

J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
II. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES WAGONS,
&c, AT CARMANSvILIE.
A. j. BLEECKER 4 CO. will sell auction on Wednes-
day, April q l9 at II o'clock the residence OF c. ST.
George 155h street. door of Tenth the
usual assortment Household Furniture, siverware,
Hores, Wagons Harness, Blankets Whips Robes &c. The
furniture all two ago and In first order Cata-
Iogues At n Cedar street.
A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
"A W. NJ. HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTlONEER
LARGE PEREMPTORY PACKAGE SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES BY AUCTION.
j. 7. WHIrEHOUSE & CO.,
ShLESROOM % AND 25 WARREN STREET,
WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL z,
nj l0h O'Clock A. NJ, splendid
assortment of Spring Styles of
Boots Shoes, Brogans, Caters, &c,
being goods from and adapted the
Southern, Western and city trade. Catalogues ready
Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07
FOR SALE.

A WELL PAYING MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
"A ment in this city offered for sale because the
compelled retire from business account Of his health
Capital required about $4,000 Address NJ L. f., Herald