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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-24
SALTS ST AUCTION.

A-vERy INfoErAS yps ssL 4. DRAPER. Auc.,oneer.
Peremp,ory sale OF valuable on Paintings.
vii sD y. s SASS sS q. Fra ssx Ss
70 =, Firth syenue Sew aors on Prday syenng APr 20
bidder the following well Known original Paintings by Je
rom. ssHs oIS osssa Bucso,~
~ 1IIomeI sweet Homew
"rhe car1s I've Child ,s1.t yo,- ow, c,,o. y
iors Of Tho Filth Avenue All Gallery, they
We beg leave 70 ssy % those desiring these vail known
rantnrs that they siteao the sse with perfect cont
placed upon The works. Oa the win stated
''''e' '''''''' ""' ~ JOHN II. DRAPER co.
-. N. TAYLOR, 'AucrIoNEER
N. Magnificent Hou,ebold Furniture,
DRAWING Room FarnnFs svsS tsna Class Ware and
many rare aud costly srss ri Articles Of vita
:. the elegant On .n.os Ness sATHa saS street, between
p,vH ss. re @ sSS
e9s as o.s c,Sae
China opsnen,. Vases riens and Console Tables. velye.
I,aus sca,,ssas en- SUITE, ardrobe. lyle Louis XIV;
buffet, elegant .ss Chinswsls, d.sswafe sIyerwsre
is fNs avenue stage. Sub 20 asA' TINS SAFE
JoURNEAy. AucrtosFER. -orrIcE NO. PINE
At Mms2n save q Sae nd ro.essa rqrSps
asnss %ssi isySah street. lesr FS
OhnmDtr
nut and oak Catalogues al hs auc,ons ocs No Pine
street.
A JoURNEAY, AUcrIosEBR, OFFICE NO. PINE
Auction Sale O. Coal Yard.
A. JOUkhEAY wiz soil ~ public auction on Monday,
Inc four years Lease fixtures Of the Coal
Yard situated Al 23 $50 SS5 West Nineteenth street.
The fixtures consist Of Sheds Carriage House, rck Stable
brick oMcs Flooring OF y.a .eseshsr with os Horse too
Oncc Farni.c, safe, dc, a.. cash. The Coal ana
Wood on hand VIII be solo At private sslc.
UCTroN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
the four story residence ls Wes Eighth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues ssrg Of magnificent rosewood
IN octave panoforte Stool and Cover elegant Paor SUITS
covered with satin, brocael aud bnSes ingram
tans, and bookttans Cooks Figures Vases hne OIL
Paintings, rosewood nnI walnut Beissids Bureaus Wash
stands Comucdes hatresses, Linen LounEes, ROCKERS
chairs, China Glass ani Silver ware Table Cutlery, &C.
Sale positive. LUKE FIfTDErALD, Auctoneer
r.. NICHOLS co, AUCTfoNEERs
IA Large sale OF magnificent Household Furniture.
Rosewood ~ octave snofor Paintings elegant Parlor
sus Works Of Art, Bronze sntary Velvet, Brussels Car
pets Curtains Mirrors This day tsaturdsy April "a, ~ II
O'Clock the eesant pr ate rsdapc~ 800 wost Twenty
ior suis, covered with French latin brocalel Curtains TO
match Freni Cabinets coll de Tables,
Pier and Ovsi Mirrors Tkisb and Reception Chairs one
Bronzes antique and China Vases, rosewood and walnut
Chamber SUITS style Lonls XIV. Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Bed LaeD. Quilts, Blankets Sofas Chairs Lounges, Rock
covered vita and hair cloth; la Curtains BOOK
Buffet Extension and Tea Tables Dining Chairs In
grain Cspets China lea and Dinner Sss; Glass, Crystel
aud Silver Ware Table Cutlery, Icebos, 6c
A JOHN 7. vASpEwATER AUCTIOSEER, ~
~. Duspe Thls day at u NJ regular sse q Horses
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
IA RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OuK
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET.
A UCrION SALE-OF TOP AND ROAD WAnoNs'
N Rockaways Coupes single and double harness Robes
Bankets three large double Trucks &C., by COLE -,
PLY, 3sl Fulton street, Brooklyn, Saturday,, Apr ~ az
II o'clock. Same day at O'Clock, corner OF Bridge anu
Front Streets Brooklyn Contents of vinegar dhe Leecn'
Receiving and Clearing Tubs, loo Gin Pipes and DarIes
Pals, Tubs, Office Furniture, &c.
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NEARSHALs SALE-CLOTHING.
lN r. FIELD Auctoneer 4S7 Pearl street,
corner City Hall place, will sell on
MONDAY, at III o'clock
large lot OF ready made Clothing,
Cloth and Cashmere Coats Pants and Vests.
Also Shirts, Hats and Caps, Paper Collars, &c.
BY order. W. THOMPSON, Marshal.
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DY HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DY HENRY d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID No. Cortlandt street Art Galleries. SIS BROADWAY.
Highly important choice and valuable Works
Art OF the various modern schools the private collection Of
q well known connoisseur.
HENRY u. MINER 4 BARKER respectfully announce
that they their Galleries. SIS Broadway, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings May and very superior
private collection Of modern PAINTINGS BY the most dis
Femish English Dusseldorf schools, forming OF
important and valuable asscmbages Of pictures Of
auction in this city. VIII for
eKhi on TUESDAY, April a. Full particulars in Sunday
papers.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.-HENRY II. LEEDS
ID Auctioneer, viii sell by auction on saturday April ~
101 O'Clock, the salesroou, No. " Liberty street,
Household Furniture, Rosewood Pianos, consisting Of
veve Brussels aud Ingram Carpets rosewood Psrlor SUIT
Tahles Bookcases, black walnut and oak Office
Desks and Chairs black walnut Bedsteads, bureaus Wash
stand Wardrobcs, Chairs Mattresses Pillows Bosers &C.
oak Bunets Chars, and mahogany Hall Stands
China, Crookery, Glass Wsre Kitchen Furniture &C.; OH
cloths, Also at IL O'Clock, several
Pianos.
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RY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
III HENRY AIfCTIQNEER

- HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Houachold Furniture 6c-On Saturday, April a. At 10I9
o'clock the private residence II East Nineteenth street,
Velvet Brussels and Ingram carpets rosewood SUIT, In Grim
Curtains, worsted Brocatcl Curtains and
Cornces rosewood marble top Centre Tables gilt and deco
Vases, Piano. made by j. q.
Fischer Piano Stool and Cover rosewood Suit In green
brocatel Hall Stand Cottage Suits, Gilt frame Mir
ror rosewood top Dressing Bureaus black walnut
Bedeads Bureaus wardrobes and washstsnds Mattress
es Pillows, Bolstes &C. black walnut Extension Table,
marie Chairs &C.; Crockery, Glassware, &c.
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DRICE REDUCED FROM $4,000 TO Sl6,O0'.-THE
J. three story brown stone House and Lo; 34s Lexing
avenue, between Thirty ninth and Fortieth streets
in very hne condition throughout and Is very e1ceisnty
arranged pleasant residence excellent handy Third
and Fourth and Madison stages
roundinRs frat class size 1StxJ0x7 Permit only from $.
FITZPATRICK, Bulls Head Bank Buildings N. 900
remain.
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nor SALEM 18TH STREET. go FEET WEST OF
Third avenue two story brick basement and sub
cellar House; gas marble manies; rooms. Price
$1,000; terms easy
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IJARLEM.-FoR SALE, TWO TWO STORY HIGH
stoop brick tnewl Houses finished in latest style all
improvements Fifth In most desirable locality,
separate together each Sc, $50: terms easy
BENZ BROWNE, / 500 Third avenue.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
IOCsE--wANTED TO PURCHASE, FOUR STORY
II hg, soop, modern built, between Sixth and Madison
price raid. Address, with number, ocs
ton and price, r., box 4 Post ONCE.
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To.DAY's TELEGRAM CARTOON.

TOR SALE-AN ELEGANT PLACE ON THE BANKS
OF the East river foot of Eighty street, being the
Schernerhorn mansion, with Lots OF ground.
The house first class all its appointments and suitable
for geneman residence surrounded other residences
OF the character II is the most desirable part OF
New York Isan; continually passing in front OF
the house, from which fine views of Hell Gate Astoria
and Ravenswood opposite making very desirable place,
combnn does the comforts conveniences of city
and country home Apply TO SETH O. KEYS 60s Broadway
to JAMES HOGG $50 Third avenue Eshy-fourth
street. who will show the place.
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DY JOHN WILDLY 4 co.
ID JOHN WILDEY, Auctioneer.

Positive and unreserved sale OF elegant iouseho
Furniture Mirrors Carpets superb rosewood seven &C.
tave Pianoforte &C.
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MORRIS WILKINS, ACCT1ONEER
VM Elegant Household Furniture, Mirrors,
Rosewood Panoforte, Velvet and Brussels Carpets &C.
E. II. LUDLOW CO. win sell by auction, Monday, April
&C. at II O'clock at No. - West Thirty eighth street, Fifth
avenue az she FURNITURE &c Oh SAD house. vz.Snrvea
Eagere Centre and Tables rich Satin and Lace Cur
ains; rosewood Panofore Bacon Raven, Makers Sofas
Lounges Easy Chairs oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs
mahogany Library Suits, fine walnut Bedseads, Dressing
Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses Bosers
and Plows rich French China and Glass Ware, Bronzes
Mantel Ornaments Oil Paintings and Engravngs, Vel
vet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ocoths Kitchen Uten-
sis &C.
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TOR SALE--S7,c01; THREE STORY ENGLISH BASE
brick House modern improvements I27th street,
south side between Third Fourth middle block
Inquire premises, of G. W. Rl ERSON 3. Wall street.
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L,oR SALE OR TO LET-FURNISHED COMPLETE,
the elegantly situated three story high sioop brown stone
House, the southeast Lexington and Forty
fifth street. size Is feet inches 40 feet 70 feet price low
L. B. BRADY, 2l3 East Twentysixth street.
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T(Y +. COTTON, AuCTIONEER-RICH AND ELEGANT
ID Furniture Thry-eignth street. this day (saurday),
April a. At lo O'clock at No. l3 East street
Lexington the entire choice Furniture OF the
private residence will comprise Velvet Tapestry Brussels
other Carpets French Plate Mirrors rich Curtains On
Paintings, Bronzes marble mantei Clocks Parlor smts
Silver and Silver Plated Ware solid Black Walnut bedroom
Wardrobes Centre and Extension Tables elegant
French China Dinner Tea Sets together with every
article required Catalogues early this morn
B.-Ne auction rooms 70 Oh East
Thirteenth street, near broadway ~
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY RESI-
"A dences Farms Lots Building Sites For description
and price Real Estate Circular mailed FREQ
any address. STANLEY DAY, 425 broadway.
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EoR sALE-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT FRAN
House, full sub-celar, gas, water sewer, marble ma
Lormer street, doors from North Second street. Wi
Hamburg.
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IJARLEM.-THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP BRICI
House new, brown stone basement; desirable location
finished In best manner all improvements 1gx42xlW Wi
sell at bargain Terms reasonable
BENZ BROWNE 500 Third avenue, l1sth street.
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L0R sALE-THB REAUrIFUL COUNTRY SEAT or
Amaea hanton, ksq on The shore Of Rhode Island. Mar
raganset Bay near Newpor spacious mansion, with mod
conyenences barn. leo house and other ouibudings
boat house, with boss good anchorage hshns and bathing
premises; fruit aud vegetable garden Boston Provi-
dence and Newport RAILWAY station very near, beautiful
view. over the bay and perfectly healthy. Apply 10
HAZARD, AP1lDhf co.. Real Estate 80 0kers,
ITO Broadway, corner Pine street. and
u City Exchange. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-24

JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT office Bib Washington street, gives his personal and
attention sales OF furniture private Residences
Nineteen years. experience Best reference prompt returns
O merchandise
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LNOR sALE-A POUR STORY CORNER BRICK STORl
Il and Dwelling. Atlantic street, S1S0O0 leased to
responsible tenant for 81, 500 per annum.
BENNEr A KLENEN, 81 Cedar street.
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L,oR sALE-wIrH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, Two

of those superior four brown stone high stoop
Houses north Fifty-fourh
cheapest houses In the city. In lue only OF the j. c.
SARES AT l22 West Ffneh street. the premises from
sto in the morning.
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Br HENRY H. LEEDS hs MssFf H. LEEDS Au,ons.r,
S p rev
panied snainesd Cottage suits Hair Sairs.e. Bossrs
and Pillows, Engravinss Ocoth- black marble top
ons s fsR sy
.ss @ Sas PIE. sss c, rsa s .
ware ware wiaao~ shades. Kitchen furniture 80
ORve STORE yIxIyREs AT AycrIoN.J WOLF,
Ion tors s Grand street. corner Cation The Stock and
Fixtures Of q drug store.
% BY aaa;oassT and asa Estate Lh Tdss
No. II Pine street, New YORK
;:sss s:s.a s.I.s,T sss.s
q TSafs:day, April y, IsGs .',. w'n
OF twelve o. sna ~ ms from The
% sss o% Ferry and
sn SSs op o s % a a. s'.
sge hotel with ~ the msdsrn Improvements. also pa
ppa. s.a sS'%s
in the vicinity 2! New York Purchaser. WIN ind
sSss the SSss o. he H%coaser Pine
EDWARD sc 1n.sS IA. Au9 TT, En-.
Cigars, JswslEy, Precious stones,
BY EDWARD scHgScg ,hi. day. al u O'Clock NJ, al 60
Liberty street.
L, COTTON, AUcrIoNEER, HAS REMOVED TO THE
way, where o. furniture can be and
orders received for sales at the residences OF parties declining
GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
" other FURNITURE this day at u O'clock at lo Liberty
street variety o. farIor shamssr tsss snd h DinnH
Fables Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Catalogues al
GEORGE COOK, AUCTroSEER.-CLosINds SALE OF
g A. hnTsRs Esq a. ito Bfsad s. wncs T s
fans China and Glassware ion,fuesday. April "a, at 100
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Few Publication.

TIE DENTAL Cosmos: Monthly Record Of Dem
tai Science, Devoted to the Interests OF the
Profession. Edited by J. q. McQuillen, II.
D., D. d. g., and George ]. Zieg Ter, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia.
The July number Of this magazine contains
several articles interesting to the profession,
and among them one by our townsman. B. A.
Rodrigues, NJ. D., D. D. g.. on "leuromatous
Intumescence at Fang Of Left Lower Molar; it's
Probable Mode Of Production" &c. Now al
though we do not think this ex,ctly the sort OF
reading one would select with the thermome-
ter at los 'in a cool place." las the Phoenix
records the temperature u the atmosphere in
Columbia on Sunday last,) we believe we un
derstand enough OF it to perceive that DR..
Rodrigues has here reported case Of no ordina-
ry interest in Dental Pathology, disease Of the
nerve. induced, there is reason to believe, from
the filing OF tooth with gold and amalgaur.
DR.. R. made careful examination Of what he
considered the morbifc causes, and describes
them accurately, and also in general terms
gives bis opinion Of the resultant, but offers no
theory in regard to the modus operandi Of the
magnetic electric factors, which had evidently
been here at work.
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WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

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January lyf
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nounces that they have now IN press, and will
issue in a few weeks, "Hemoirs Of the War"
by General Henry Lee, thoroughly revised and
corrected by General r. E. Lee, who has ad-
ded also an entirely new biography OF his
father, prepared by hum from private and per-
sonal materials never before used. = will be
a large and handsome octave volume. Illus
trated by new steele portraits of General Henry
Lee and General Nathaniel Greene; beautiful
steel engravlngs Of "Marioa Crossing the Pee
dee" and the "Surrendar Of Cornwalls," and
five original maps and plans. General Lee
is personally interested in it's publication.
"A Washington dispatch to the New York
Times says: "Congressmen and others who
have recently visited the Pacific coast have
great deal to say about the Chinese immlgra-
ton and what may be called the Chinese ques-
ton, and there is no doubt that 1t Will be the
basis of many speeches at the next session OF
Congress. Mr. cHsldemau, Of Pennsylvania,
has gone to the Pacific slope expressly for the
purpose of studying the subject, and several
other representatives and senators have also
given the matter some attention. A gentleman
who has just returned from San Francisco
speaks in the highest terms of the Chinese as
laborers, mechanics and servants generally.
He instances the case Of one factory where
Chinese labor was tried with very satisfactory
results. It is the opnlon Of shrewd business
men that unless the rates OF wages on the
Pacific slope can be reduced, that that whole
section will be bankrupt in a short time.
Miners CO mot afford to pay four and five dol
lars per day to work their mines, for the
reason that most of the placers are not as pro-
ductive now as they were formerly. Chinese
laborers do the same work just as well for one
fifth of the sum- and hence they are employed;
and the same thing is true of nearly every
other business.
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Our Negro Codider.

W. J. Whipper, Northern negro, who
represented Beaufort in the Reconstruction
Convention, and represents the same ooun-
ty in the State House of Representatives, is
one of the commissioners elected by the
General Assembly "to digest, arrange and
"consolidate" all the statute laws Of the
State. The pay for this work Is. $500 .
year, and an idea Of the way in which it is
to be performed may be gained from the
style and phrsseology Of the following
order, which the Georgetown Times ssys
was taken out by Codifer Whipper lin an
assault and battery case:
"7he State Of South carolina. Indictment
W. Jor
The Grand Jury hayeing been discharged
and no Bill giyeing out in the above case, on
ant it is ordered that the defendant be dis
charged from custody without day."
The Times also charges Whipper with
pocketing twenty-five dollars paid to him
for compromising an offence, with the un-
derstanding that the Attorney-Genersl
should enter MOI Pros, and that twenty
dollars would go'to pay the costs. Unhap-
PLY Whipper forgot to pay the costs and
forgot to have the MOI Pros. entered, 80 that
the unfortunate culprit had to stand his
trial even as though no twenty-five dollars
had been paid.
This last story can hardly be true. Our
Georgetown brother must have been de-
ceived by come enemy of the c0difer.
Whipper is, we admit, ignorant and utterly
unable to do the work for which he is paid;
but he is well satisfied, Of course, with his
emoluments as codifer and member of the
General Assembly, and would not dream Of
flohing the dollars of an inoffensivs freed
man. The King Of DAhomey might revise
and consolidate our laws as well as it can
be done by Whipper; but Whipper would
not be so unblushing in his effrontery IS to
steal twenty five dollars from a man Of his
own political and physical complexion.
Would hef
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CT. CLOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND COMMOL IoUs HOUSE, LocAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and FortysecoLd-sIreetg>
possesses advantages all other houses for the ao-
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being large and en- suite, heated ty seam-wtth hot
and cold water. and furnished second no3e while
the culinary department is IN thu most experienced
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One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators also among
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The Broadway an6 University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, rupninJ from the City
Hall 10 Central Park, while the sixth aud evenh
aording ample facilities for communicating With all
the depois, steamboat landings, places Of an use
ment and business OF the great metropolis.
MORE d HOLLkY ProprIetors. :
March IL 6mos
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-15
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THIGH SCHOOL UF HARLMsrON.
IL The E1ercis of this Institution will be re-
suined on WEDNESDAY. 18th July. Thorough in
struction given in atm, Greak, French German.
Mathematics. ana tn. higher orauches of English
Terms OF tuition sl2 per quarter. payable III ad-
vance. NO extra cuarge for French, German, or
Stationery.
". r. KGNGM IN, A M Principal
V. c. hIBBLE, A. B.. First Assistant.
HIP. FLUiaS, A. 81 French Master.
w. 4. A. DAAS, German Master
July 10