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The New York herald., 1869-03-20
BOGART, AuCTIoNEER.

/ 0OdANls AUCIlONEEH.
q. This day,
At II o'clock. at the auction rJuins No. North William
street. Household Furniture. removed from Forham COM
ssng Of mahogany Secretary Bookcase Wardrobe ak Par
lor Suits IN hatc0h and mahogany Sofas, Lounges
Easy and Rocking Char:; Cottage suits, Looking Glasses
Bedstead pure Hair Maesses Beds and Bedding
leaf Tables, Washstands top Centre Tables marble
black walnut Sdeboar Stoves Crockery and Glassware
Kitchen Utensils lot Tnwarc Tea Kettles Cutlery, snpe
Tapestry Brussels Carpets At l0 O'Clock, Marshas Of
Dry Goods Iron Safe.
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A ucr1oN NorIcE-ELEaANr AND COSTLY HOUSE.

Velvet Carpets magnificent rosewood Panofortc
Beautiful Paror Suits at public auction this Saturday
morning. l0 O'Clock precisely at the elegant private resi-
dence ilS West Eighth street between Fl.h and Sixth ave-
Cuains Pier and Oval Mirrors Bronzes Clocks. Works Of
Art stauary Paintings China and resden Vases, Cen
Tates Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges Par
or Ornaments rosewood and walnut Chamber SUITS style Of
Louis XIV. Spring and Hair Mattresses. Bedding.
Magnificent rosewood y octave Pianoforc.
Beautiful Paror Suits covered with the richest description
French satin brocate and silk Ornaments match
fine Bookca Writing Desk neds.eaas, Bureaus Wash
haircoth; walnut Buffet, Extension and Tea Tables,
Dining Chars Glass, China and Siverwarc Table Cutlery,
Carpets kc sale positive deposit required
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A DRIAN II. MULLER 4 r. r. WILKINS WILL SELL
N Monday March "a at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill
Broadway is north side of Eighty third street.
between Eighth Ninth avenues Also. In the rear OF
above Eghyfourh street. 10 Lots. Both streets are
curbcd Jagged and IT with being AL ready 70 build on
the south side LOO feet east OF the Boulevard be-
Eighth and Boulevard Also Lots south siie
of lUs street. 200 feet of Eighth avenue running to
New avenue which viii take 30 feet or which will give
fine 'front.' All OF the above lots are very desirable
Tern
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lanes CA0NEY, AuCTIoSEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 Agent once bls Washington street, 10 nov fully pre-
pared 70 ave HE special and personal attention. during the
coming season, saIes OF Furniture private
Nineteen years. erperIsnce bes Of reference prompt re-
turns and moderate charge Cash advanced svcry a.
ecrlpsion Of merchandise
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JNDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTTONEER.
~ Mortgage sale or elegant Cabinet Furniture.
BY EDWARD sCnENCK, on Tuesday, continuation sale
a his saesroom 50 Liberty street, OF the finest stock OF
Cabinet Furniture offered a public
have their furniture stored free Of charge unt the
NAY.
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TERMANErT BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
il and wife, In private chrsian family, mp town
O'Clock dnner pone others need best references.
Addrsss. stasins tsms. Ac. 3. Tor 10 Herald ofncA
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TIENRY DREHER 4 CO., AUCTfONEERs, ~ BowERY,
Ill sell thIs day Saturday at i0 O'clock In New Haven
Railroad budn FRANKLIN street near Centre entrance ros
and g. the entire Machinery and Tools OF Machine Shop
three sliding Laihes Biaetsmiths Forge, Anv
stoek: Taps Dies Ps.erns ard other Msehlnery OF r
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ITO LET OR LEASE-As RESIDENCE OR HOTEL, on
Bergen line road, North Hoboken; large new French ROOT
house, IA rooms cellar &C., ~ garden horse to
and from Hoboken ferry the door immediate
Hoboken
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FROM NEW YORK.


The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad War.
BINGHAMToN, Aug. 10.-The managers of
the Erie Railway Company are busy this morn
ing preparing to prosecute the Albany and Sus-
quehanna Railroad Very little trustworthy in
formation concerning the position of the case
can be ascertained, but as usual in such affairs,
the streets are full of rumors.
Two special trains, filled with worlmen, or
"guerillas," called, left this city this morning
before o'clock, on the Albany and SusquehannG
Road, in Erie Railroad cars. The party consisted
of $50 men, under charge of 5. d. Rucker, Gene
raj Superintendent of the Erie Road, and H. D.
Pratt, Division Agent. They took with them o
good supply of beef and flour, and appeared more
like men on a military expedition than a civil
mission.
Most of the men heretofore employed on this
end of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad are
now lying idle Up To noon no trains have arrive
from Albany since yesterday morning. tits report
ed that the train which LEFT here last night was
seized at Alton by large force OF men,in the
Ramsey interest.
Removed to Fort Lafayette.
Despatch 10 The EUeaiIg Telegraph.
Ex Confederate Major Pratt Of Texas, who
was charged with murder and treason before the
United States Courts, and for whom writ of
habeas corpus was issued by Judge McCunn
was last night removed TO Fort Lafayette by the
United States soldiers.
The Saratoga Races.
Despatch 10 The EUeHiHg Telegraph.
SARATOGA. Aug. lO.-The races to-day here
resulted as follows First race a handicap for
all horses that had run at the meeting; one and
three-quarter miles. Purse of 5000: entrance
money added. Won by Corscan in $40 The
second horse was Wiley, closely followed by
Sanford.
Second race, four miles for all ages. for a
purse of $500, was won by AbdelK ader in 1'3l
NauXhall bOlted and refused the race.
The third race, for the consolidation purse of
S400, one and one-eighth miles horses beaten.
Once during the meeting allowed seven pounds;
twice, ten pounds; three times, fifteen pounds,
was won by Fanny Ludlow.
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ANU = L Ten Il =.


Ethiopia still maintains the upper hand at the
Arch, and, last evening Duprez & Benedicts
Minstrcls made their appearance to Il large audi
ence. This troupe is large, and it contains
good proportion Of competent negro delineators
and instrumental musicians. 1t is weak in vocal
lists. and i'm this respect as well as in some others
it falls considerably below the company that
preceded it, The performance went off briskly
last night, and a rather lengthy programme was
gone through with to the satisfaction of the
audience. We might perhaps object to the age
of some of the jokes, but in doing that it would
be necessary to pass condemnation ON the whole
burnt-cork persuasion, and as we have noticed
that admirers of minstrelsy rather prefer a wit
ticism after it has had the corners rounded off a
little by wear and tear, there is no necessity for
entering a very energetic protest. Duprez d
Benedict's NIinstrels will appear every evening
this week
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Our CUSTOMERS AND THE PuBLtc.-
CHARLES STOKES,

oUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PuBLtc-
CHARLES STOKES,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLorHIER
No. s2i CHEsNUT STREET.
respectfully draws your attention by thus notice. that hs
assortment of Fine Clothing now being made his Fail
business will be full and
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE, QUALITY
AND PRICE.
rerygre1t reduction from former prices W be ni1ie,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to ALL
Inc best cutters only employed and customer work made
IN style and fit unequaed by any establishment in the
state.
YoUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER FROM ydtrsTNrr Y
Experience has proved that this celebrated Cha ybeato
water contains active medicinal properties for the
speedy relief and of all diseases OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Female Weakness and Prostra
ton than any known remedy Natures great Tonic and
Diuretc for invgorating and building the system inn
paired by disease, dyspepsia general debility See
pamphlet. Depot, and for sale by
wYErH Brother, Druggists,
No. l4l2 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
GAYS CHINA PALACE, No 1O2a CHEsNUr STREET
Will close their large assortment of goods hand
following astonishing low prices, to mako for the
immense stock purchased by Mr. Gay in Europe in
transit to this city
White French China Dining Plates, 9] in per doz $500
White Stone China Dining Plates, 9I in per doz. 1850
White French China Cups and Saucers, per set, II
125
White Stone China Cups and Saucers per set II pcs
Out Glass Gobles, per dozen 225
Best Stone China Tea Sets a with handles 400
Stone China Tea Sets pcs cups with handles 45
Best Stone China Dining SETS % pieces. ...... 1900
White French China Dining Sets $50 pieces. 5000
White French China Sets, "A pieces. ..... 7G
The stock of Fancy Goods will be sold at still greater
discount from former prices.
Goods go out of the city will be packed and delivered
transportation office free of charge insured against
breakage to destination.
Call soon, before the assortment is broken.
REDUCED
Reduced,
Reduced,
Reduced,
Very much reduced
Very much reduced,
Very much reduced,
Very much reduced,
Large Stock Mems, Youths, and Bows
Large Stock Mems, Youths and Boys
Large Stock Mems, Youths and Boys
Large Stock Mems Youths, and Boys
Handsome Clothing.
Handsome Clothing.
Handsome Clothing.
Handsome Clothing.
PLEASE NOTICE.-We are anxious to close out on
STOCK it being extra large, fresh and complete anc
we want to alter our Building so as to gain mOr
room. We will therefore, during the month of Au
gust cut down the prices lower than ever.
WAHANAKER q BROWN,
Oak Hall,
The Largest Clothing House,
s. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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FROM EUROPE.
u nt Oncenstown of tIle Yncht .snpnlln.

Arrival nt Queenstown ofthe Yacht sappho.
By the Atlantic Cable
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 1O.-Thc American schr
yacht Sappho, owned by W. Douglass of the.
at Sandy Hook at G'26 A. NJ. (New York time)
July 2S, arrived here last night at o'clock pre-
cisely Greenwich timel, thus making the trans
atlantic voyage in II days Q hours and IS
minutes. She reports light winds and foggy
weather. All well on board.
Our Consul ut Glasgow.
LONDON. Aug. 10.-The EoeRiRy TelegrqDh
CLiberaD of yesterday contained an editorial on
the case OF Haggcrty, who was appointed
American Consul at Glasgow The writer, otter
paying tribute to the uniform good faith of
the American Executive, as far as Fenansm is
concerned, justifes the refusal of the British
Government to grant his eXequatur.
President Grant had no notice of the record of
Haggerty. and under the circumstances the Gov
ernment had no option but to refuse to acknow-
ledge him, and the justice of the refusal will
doubtless be recognized Mt Washington.
Mr. Gladstone is again quite i'll. and his con-
dition causes anxiety among his friends.
Further failures are reported among firms in
the cotton trade at Preston.
A Royal Assent.
The royal assent has been given to the bill for
the purchase of the telegraph lines by the Gov
ernment.
The Harvard Crew.
The Harvard boat crew were out again for
practice last evening, and made faster time than
at any previous trial, though they rowed against
wind and tide. They used ON this occasion the
London Club boat. The crew was composed of
Lyman, bow; Loring stroke; Fay, and Simmons.
Lyman and Fay are the relefs who recently ar
rived in England. The coxswain hasI already
acquired good knowledge of the course.
The Sabine.
CHERBOURG, Aug. 10.-The United States
frigate Sabine has arrived at this port.
New Telegraph Enterprises.
LISBON, Aug. 10.-A French company has
offered to construct telegraph line from Lisbon
and Gibraltar to England and America on u
twenty years concession without subsidy.
msurrectionary Movements in Spain.
PARIS, Aug. l0.-The Pdtre says large bands,
| composed of officers and soldiers and members
| of the Clerical party, have assembled in the
| northern districts of Spain, well armed and or
ganized. 1t is reported that a great Carlist de-
monstration has been fixed for August s.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, Aug 10-Evenng.- for money
s275 and for account, 9S I. S. 520s, s3I; Railways
| quiet; Erie, 1917; Illinois Central, 94I.
| FRANKFORT, Aug. 10-Evening-U. S. 5-20s quiet
| and firm at ssh
| PARIS, Aug. 10-Evenng.-The Bourse closed
quiet Rentes 13I5f.
| LIVERPOOL, Aug. O-Evening.-Cotton closed a
| shade hrmer. Upands, 12zsd.; Orleans. 13613I ID.
Sales to-day ~ 900 bales. Breadstufs quiet. ProVi-
| sOns tirmer. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. lO-Evening.-Sugar closed quiet.
| Tallow, dos 90.
ANTWERP, Aug. 1O,-PetrJleum closed irmer al
| 52z8f.
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MAR REED.

MARRIED.
FORBES-LONG.-Novem % 1863 by Rev. John
Mcleod Mr. CHARLES FORBES to Miss ANNIE
LONG both of this city.
RICHARDSON-RILEY.-O the evening of the I'd
ultmo by Rev. j. ii. Peters Mr.. JAMES 5. RICHARD.
SON to Miss MAGGIE II. RILEY, youngest dau gher of
Mr. Samuel Riley, all of Philadelphia.
DKED.
MANYPENNY.-On the 10th instant Mrs LOIS
MANYPENNY, in the 9lst year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from the residence of
son, Thomas p. Manypenny, Jenkintown, Montgomery
county Pa Thursday at o'clock Friends from Phi
adepha will take the 40 train from Berks street station
N p r. r. and carriages will be in waiting at Jenkntown
station.
McCAULLEY. On tho sth instant CHARLES
MCCAULLEY, aged 1g years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
uncle, Mr. James McCaulCy No. 1924 jackson street
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Funeral services
st. Pauls Church Interment at st. Marys Cemetery.
PITNEY.-At Absecom, N. j.. August Z, JONATHAN
PITNEY, NJ. D.. in the 18th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence.
Absecom, N. J Wednesday, the llh instant at lOl
O'Clock.
STOOKDALE.-On the 9th instant, LOUISA, daughter
of Ellen and the late Percival StoCkdae.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence of
mother No 33 S. Fifth street Thursday morning 81
o'clock.
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FIFTH ION
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Transatlantic Steamship Cleopatra
Lost at Sea The Passengers and
Crew Safe-The New York Rail.
road War-The Harvard
Boat Crew Improving
Risings in Spain
Telegraphic En-.
terprises.
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No $50 Chestnut street.

SINGER's SEWING MAcHINEs
On easiest possible terms by .
O. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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LOSS OF ANOTHER TRANSATLANTIC
STEAMSHIP.

The Cleopatra the Ill-fated dVesseI-Pnsseugers
and Crew All saved.
-, ST. JOINS, n. f., Aug. 1O.-The steamship
Eleopatra' Captain Donald, from Montreal for
LonSon was totally lost near Trepossv, n. F.,
ON sunday night. The passengers aud crew
were all saved, and have arrived here
Inc Germania and Cleopatra were both lost
near the same place. near Trcpassy, the former
on Saturday last, and the latter on sunday. No
h!es lost The passengers of the Germacio are
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CITY ITEMS.

CLO.ING OUT ALL Kinds OF SUMMER CLOTHING, AT
EpEArTy REDUCED PRICEs.--dSsOr'meU SGN yOOd.
superior 10 am y-Dade goats IN Phiip.
JJL, ia ,rsry respect. Prizes guaranteed 0rer HHH the
''t ,r \, ,s,y RETyFEN BENNETT & 90,
no. A., III ,,sd TOWER HALL,
sinh Gyssts\ 5ls MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
AND 500 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
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INSURANCE..
@ PRIN C C A e D E N
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFBICE,
N. w. Cor. SIXTH and WOOD Streets,

PHILADELPHIA January T. 1852.
The following statement Of the assets Of the Company
published compliance with the provisions of the Act
of the Legislature of the State Of Pennsylvania, April
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JrwFGRY Mr. william W Cassidy No Il south Second
street has the largest and most attractive assortment oi
g. - Hi, ana SiIyeryare in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also mas large STOCK
OF American Western Watches in all varieties anu AZ an
prices visit 10 his store is sure 70 result in pleasure
and profit
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Extract n e !rtts~ from HIn.. G. Cough.
Medley's Neck, St Msry'S Co. Md.
January % 1859.
NessrS. Herbert & Hairston. Baltimore. Nd.
GFSTLENES - used Andrew Goes SUI
per-Phosphate Of Lime on my Corn crop
last sprin. at fhe rate Of IS lbs. 10 the acre
in the hill. and it affords me pleasure ito
state that the result WAS perfectly satisfaeto-
rv. Ny corn looked green and healthy du-
ring the whole season, the ear was we'll fl
led and The yield large and conscientiously
believe ii 10 be the best fertilizer III use in
this section. shall want more Tor my corn
and tobacco next spring.
\ ours, respectfully.
WING COUGH.
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ST. Mary's anu the adjoining counties and
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Address, Maddox / Crane. l.eonardtown.
St. Marys county, Md.
G.. FRED MADDOX
j. PARAAN CRANE.
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Translated from the German EXPRESSLY f.
THE BALTIMORE STATESMAN
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Letter from, 6. 4. .Simms.

Leonardtoen, ST. Marys Co, Mi
Januar, 25;h, 1869.
MesSrs. Hcrhert & HairSton.
GENTLEMES:-In reply 10 your inquiry Of
the effects Of Andrew Goes Phosphate, il
gives ne pleasure 70 say I used it on Irish
Potatoes, ongside Of well rotted bsrnyafd
manure. and feund The gr, attest difference in
favor OF the Phosphate. The Potatoes were
ss large again aud great many more in the
hill ! also used it on nv Corn and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. used Il on my fall
Wheat ana at present see no difference in
that and Peruvian Guano and Bone. | re
gard it valuable fertilizer.
Very respectfully,