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The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-01-13

DANGEROUSLY ILL.-We regret very much
to learn that Hon. Jesse G. Shepherd is dam
gerously i'll at his residence in Fayettevill.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-01-13

THE HENDERSON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The day passed off quietly, although there
was much interest evinced by both colors.
For Mayor. l. ]. Young. 10s votes
Commissioners-S. j. Parham. 113; Capt
A. B. Andrews, 112; r. E. Young, 106;
Aaron Pratcller, (eolored) IS; A. Fl. Reavis
(coloredD rs; g. Fl. Yancey So; DR.. t. C.
Debnam 54
Iorn Consta6le-J. E. Weaver 105.
Assistant.-W. Fl. Reavis, (colored) 81
So that the town officers for the ensuing
year are /: Mayor-Capt. ]. J.tYoung, reelec-
ted. Board of Commissioners Capt. S. j.
Parham, Capt. A. B. Andrsws, r. E. Young,
ESQ.,, Aaron Pra,cher. (colored) re elected,
and Alexander Reavis, (colored.) Cnnsta-
ble-John E. Weaver Assistant Constable
w. Haywood Reavis, (colored.) )-Indsr.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-01-13
FOR asALE.

4 FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE, CYL
n Under boiler, in good working order:
An iron Cupelo and ian and all necessary foun>
dry fixtures. Apply at this office.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-01-13

HLLsRoRo'.-At the Charter election in
Hillsboro, on Monday, says the Sentinel, A.
G. Murdoch, Esq, was elected Mayor, and
Messrs. Pogue. Dickson, Whitted. Corbin.
Cooley and D. c. Parks, Commissioners.
For the seventh Commissioner, there was a
tie between Messrs. Reese, Webb and G.
Parks,-eaeh receiving II votes.
The weekly North-Carolina standard., 1869-01-13

COMPANY SHoPs.-The following officers
have been elected in this town:
Mayor-Col. A. C. McAllister.
Commissioners.-Th Robertson, G. Da-
Wis, Thomas SelIars, J. r. Murphy, John
Lane
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
INDUCEMENTS TO CANvAssERs.

81, 900 Life Insurance Policies, Chickering
Pianos, sewing Machines, Buckeye Now
crs, pnrlOr organs, &c, given away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

The array of diseases Of the lungs and throat yields
the balsanlc and tonic properties OF Or, Wisharts
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
Asggs Storing Vegetables.

Az SOON as the tops of potatoes are
..nyn il is time to dig them. All expe-
p. Vd farmers know that each frosty
l mi deteriorates heir keeping qualities;
1 I should be dog on sunny Day II
nossible-never on wet the sou 'nal
ldberes tends to decay. Store every day
,Sa ,notatoes which are dug, or protect
Nam th With boards. i. is said that one pint
Wv ~ wafer. Stacked lime, scattered through
" ~ Of potatoes, will effectually destroy
lar ~ tendency to rot. The remedy is with.
na' The reach of all Immense crops OF
no,stoes are raised in New England. New
1amnshire and Vermont raise millions OF
t"shrls for starch manufacture. Starch
s"t,s are erected upon every little stream,
s.arcb used in cotton-cloths aud prints.
Sonashes should be gathered before the
frnstv nights, if they are desired to keep
men They can lie on the back piazza or
y, the narn until colder weather comes,
nd hen place must be selected neither
voo warm nor too cold. The upper shelf
IN = kitchen pantry which does not freeze,
ge have found a good receptacle. Those
''5o nossess an old.fashioned brick oven
c,n keep souashes the year round, II the
we zen is used, the squashes can be taken
ort when it is needed but very few
T Tansev yes in these days bake in them,
AND .hey are frost-proof and not too
,,arn Onions must be stored before the
,rost If in small quantities, they can be
led on straws, or plated together with
,beir stems, and deposited in the aforesaid
hrck oven, where the spring VIII hnu
Y tbem fresh as in autumn. In larger guam
fties, thew can be kept IN the barn until
IN danger of freezing, then stored in bar
res in lie cellar. An old Shaker told us
4 hat they let theirs freeze stiff in T barn,
and in the spring they would grow just as
4 we'll When needed for use, they thawed
them in cold water.
Carrots, beets, and parsnips should be
gathered early, while their juices are in
\ heir prime. They are best kept in layers
\ Of drv sand, covering a thick layer over
the tor ofthe box. Stored in tins way, al
4 their freshness is retained.
Cabbages can be planted out all round
the sides Of the cellar, and will grow
I during the winter; or remove the outer
leaves, and store in boxes or barrels
Il Kent in pits, dug below the action OF the
! frost, they will come out in the spring
n white as celery, and much fresher thal
hose stored in the cellar Hearth ant
j Home
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
Their Constitutions have Yielded.

Tar from the pine tree forest, as prepared by DR..
WISHART, Is panacea.
"THK PRODUCT OF THE TRRR Is FOR THE HEALING OF
THE NATIONS.
The hardy backswoodsmen breathing the aroma 1.-THE
spreadng branches are exempt from that fell disease,
Consumption as thenatives Of Southern France or Italy
AS prepared by DR., WlSFahi he Cordial acts at once
The first bottle exhibits TO you the grateul ioretastes OF
returning health. You are racket by no more cough,
nor batbed with deNlitating night sweas.
Thousands OF people will tell you hat In the entire
rang of naures cliratives, there IL combination 50
happy, so eilicacious and so harmless as WlSHARTs
Pine Tree Tar Cordial - -, ,
Chemists agree In saving that THE PROCESS OF
DfsTILLATI0N by which this Cordial is Welded, Is so
philosophical to I've unsnsceptble OF further Improve
ment The generic taste OF the tar Is neutrazed, and
the idea of medicine becomes lost In the quality OF
palatable LUXURY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
RHEUMATISM!

There arc no diseases treated with less success thah
rheumatism and Neuralgia lew 80 prevalent, none 30
nniniui The newt, afflicted fly for relei 10 the many
ouack nosrums hich only produce worseeilect WINE
he sufferer Tor years repe the thought OF ever being
cured and the cry my doctor can't cure me, ana nave
snen thousands irving 70 get we'll and no better y
eyeryuhere heard II IL no wonder tue afflicted are
suspicious and doubtful for they have lpst Cause 10 De-
for truhuly upon solid facts ceruheh 10, tners rs NJ
nositlye nalihe gennre. neyeraiiing ours ior Shcu
matism and Neuralgia A. present known " ne "ofId'
other than Or, Filters tirtat l.heumauc hehedy'
fT- For sale by all Druggists.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

SOME people don't believe in adyertis-
ing, because they say nobody reads the
napers." But let them get into scrapee
and YOU viii find them running around
to the newspaper offices with the request,
Please don't mention that little affair +;
It's A mistake; don't want my name pub
Eshed all over the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
Our Chicago Branch!

Our Cn1CaSO orauCu
The quality of our Goods are fully equal, and our
terms TO Agents otexceed by any feposos house
In our line oil business.
AGENTS WANTED In every town and village
In the Western States.
CERTIFICATES giving complete description
of articles that will be sold for One Dollar EACH VIII be
sold at the rate Ten Cents each. Ten for SleO ~,
with commission, Cor S200 30, with commission, ior
300; 60 and commission, for $500; 100, with commits
sion, for $1,000.
ANY person sending for club of Twenty can have as
con- mission one OF the following articles: Is yards
Sheeting, 100 Picture Photograph Album, II quarter
Honey Comb Quilt; Ladies' Serge Button Boots, OF
your choice of numerous other articles for above Club
named on circular,
For a Club Of Thirty, one Of the following arti.
cles: IS yards Sheeting pair Hor.y Comb Quilts
three articles from Exchange List, &c.. a..
For n Club of Sixty--0ne pair MancN Ter Quilts;
4s Yards Sheeting, pair of Wool Blankets Webster's
National Pictorial Dictionary, with 1900 pages ana 900
engrayings; six articles from Exchange List Nc.
For n Club of One Hupdred--i5 yards Sheet
Ing; 10 articles from Exchange List &c.
.Y- Send Money in all cases by Registered Letter or
Postotlice Money Order.
~ We take pleasure In referring those who have
never had dealings with u.s. TO the largest Express Com
pany In the United States, the AMERICAN MERCHANTS
UNION EXPRESS COMPANY, 81 TO ~ Washington Street
Boston, Mass, and through them to their Agents
throughout the country. tIf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

II ia generally known that Dr. j. =. FIrIER, the emil
nent Philadelphia hysican and Professor OF Chemistry
and Toxcoogy has devoted 80 years especially 10 Neu
ragin and rheumatism. His complete mastery OF the
disease has game for his VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY " mighty repAtation. which ~ solemn
affidavit permanently cures Diitynfe per cent Oh
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,

AS the summer fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze Its constituent properties, though simple sre
nowerfu From the very rst the debitatcd victim of
noxious drugs realizes that he has found friend
glow of warmth begins to pass through his chilled
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and regular
and a bouvancy of spirts-the consequence of an as
surance of returning health comes upon the patient
The fell disease Consumption, while the lungs retain
ANYTHING of strength upon which to build, Is dispeed
by the PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, In q manner to
which thousands of grateful patients have ielt duty
as well as pleasure to testify.
How many who have died and left their children or,
nhans might have been living In blooming health had
they but ayailed themselves of Or. WISHARTS simple
remedies instead of the noxous polsons to which
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

This INFALLIBLR REMEDY does not like the poison
GUS Irritating snutfs and strong eaustlc solutions win
which the people have long been humbugged, simply
palise for short time, d1ire The disease 10 The fu0,
as there il danger o. doing IN the use OF such nos
trums, but IL produces PKRFECT AND PERMANENT CuRss
OF TIIR WORST CASES OF CHRONIC CATARBH, as thou'
sands can testify. "CoLD IN THE HRAD" Is cured with
few applications. CATARRHAL HEADACHE IL relieved
and cured IA If by magic II removes offensive Breath
Loss or Impairment OF the sense of taste, smell or
heart = Watering or Weak Eyes, and Impaired Memory
when caused hy the violence of Catarrh they all ire
1uently are offer In good faith standing reward OF
500 for q case # Catarrh that cannot cure,
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
PIIoK ONLY 50 CENTS.
Ask vonr Druggist for the REMEDY but II he has not
vet GOT 1t on sale don't he put of by accepting any mis-
cradle wo SC than worthless substitute butencose Sixty
cents TO me- and the Remedy win be sent you postpaid
-Four packages ~ co. dozen for $500 Send Two
cent stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. Al
dress the Proprietor, X. V, PlERGE, NJ d.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

4" HUNTERS GUIDE THE REAL "onginal.
/ PA sold. Tells how 10 hunt trap and cHch
ALL animals from mink 70 bear. 30 tanning secrets.
81 pages well bound. Every boy needsit II nh PAY
Money refunded n not satisfied Only y cts postpaid.
Address HUNTER q Co, Publishers.
IIln.dnp, n. ",
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

A MUSCULAR North Carolina negro was
fatally stung in the temple by hornet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11
AGENTS WANTED
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
CELEBRATED ALI. OVER THE UNION.
MALIGNANT Affections.

THE PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL not only restores
the sick TO the bloom OF health but fortunes the sys
tenn AGAINST subsequent attacks OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

All business communications should I've addressed to
l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun OFFICE, New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-11

ssFssE9Eg 5.F
To THE WORKING cLAss-We are now prepared 70
furnish All classes wh constant oymcn AZ Hume me
whole Of the time OF for the spare moncnt. BuantaneN
light and profitable. Persona afethcf * easily earn from
thtr whole time 10 the business Bgystnd girls neany
A neh ~ men Thata whose hia notice may
pdd ,a nd test the business. make this manipulated
orF Tosuch re well fasHed ucwil send to pay
Tor The trouble Of tng Full parteulas fhiable s,m
ie which viii do b commence wsfk and c0py e. The
p-opHss Literary Componop---one of the largest nm
hpst family newspapers pubishcdall sent free by rhl
Reader ii you want PERMANENT profitable work s9ufee
r. c. ALLEN CO, Au0usTA, MAINE,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09

the monkeys ia that na5o9hoos
who throw them at tie ia ives ~
exchange for the stones That he
natsyes heage 1T tbe MONKEYS
They grow ag D neqr0s had
a11, With 8 good deal al skull to
them
a kokent, after 1t has been
sealpt rese es an Old tsa ON
haA only q little more roHnd one
way than luther
eln the end Of the mt toward
yu e eyes fast asleep The ko-
Eernut u opened By breaking tie
skull and this brilga them teW then
milk.
The milk I'D the kokeznub has
never Ban explained Yit, and Tie
recon l1s because nobody haz ever
asked me tew DO I'll
Whenever the philosopher aiva
IF up shaA reply to tie eonun-
drum.
1 an artilla of Diet, tie kok8r
IS a0out GA q level with tho French
rag tar8ip. and il az hard t8 eli
gesb az one Of Secretary Seward
letters of State
Billed koker might p9 sibly Eel
good II u warn great deal bet
ten Hlen ii Wa1 raw and raw ko-
Eernuts Is only good for children
and young grey hounds to eat,
whose st0mnllcks are like q nutmeg
crater.
The only good thing about This
lorelgn nut W lts skull theY can
be cut INTO z, and made into drink
ng kups, and I must k0n9ess they
~ look klnd, when laid On a fat
stun "a the side oV The meadow
spfing hu6 Il kant drink out an
hem myself without thinking that
] they hadn't been cut IN what
talnes hey be
llile d young darky k0
Dat this ia only q pn0ohsh no
lon cy mine and probably III /
.onldnt ba did anyhow
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09
SUM VE1lI1I BLE HfsTol2Y.
BY JOSH RIIIENos.
Lh9 sfra 85aIIv q one 0f na6dr'

!
The aWbelay "a one ofnatlE' s
Sweetest pets
Size makes them Worth FIFTY
GENTS fha fls ses and naF.
er allows them tew be SOLD ii u
mean PRICE
The cutler oE tie sawB IN
Like the setting sun under a ain
cloud, with D delicate dash 0f the
RAINBOW in ts moe i'd hka
The brsath q baby when Il hrst
begins Ia eat Wlntef green loosen
gers its flavor is Ike the nectar,
which an Did tashi0n goddess used
tew leave il the bottom d her
tunblel when npiter stood treat
0n Mount Ida,
Ihere is many breeds 0f this
ce6ghtfUl vegetable, but not AZ
mean one ID the whole lot
think I how stolen hem, lying
around loose without any pedi-
gree, II SOME ebods ta grass,
when wu3 d lazy schoolb0Y, thatl
cat dreadful easy without any
white sagas on them, and even B
Dug 0ceRal0mNiiY mixed NlE0 tiieEl
in Clio hurry oA tho moment Cher
rvs age good bit they are too
Qauoh Like suelElD d naaTble, With
handle to Peaches are good
you don't git any of the pin featA
aEa into your hpa YateImel0ns
Will suit ennybody Nho u satisfied
with y haA sweotened drink but
he man Who hin est strawberries
berinkled with crushed sugar,
nd attered Weat eapa,
{at suInb0dy alsss end
not laY his bend an les mu
and thank tha author of wber-
1ies md stumu nd tne fellow
who pays for tha stawbar h
nan With D worn out eQn aiane
0an whose mouth lka
HOLE in She ground, ha 1a ( saEe
Nha6 goes down its
f0kanuts grow nga ln the alfs ll
het emata way oger tlie asbefs
about So 500 from the Qnnd
tlse s0p CIV tgae.
They ere generally picked sill
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09

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pfaeEi dee1sa ap-
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75'1staA cen IS
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09

H0NhllfAtslaia
Per Square, 10 Tines or less 50
4Q subsequent ms rt10n +. 86
announcement OF candidates for
ginS5s .s.....s-ss .sSlV W
Advertisement sent in fo1 publica-
ti0n, wien there are no direci0ns. VIII
1e inserted ia English and Hrench, and
when sme IS not hnited ws be cons
finned until ors.als are received and
lnbersl discount To those who adYef-
use Dy le year 81 quarter
ne credit win be gwen for Advertising
Of Job work except 9y special agree
ment
Cards stating merely tha names,
business and place OF idence, with
paper included Twelve Dolla1s per
anndn1
Judicial aava semeni must
ale paid for on the last day Bf publica-
ton, 0g Ola the Gay of sale
STANDING Advert sem emfs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09

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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09

0FFT1H NHla mn CoU ToUs
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-01-09
I Il al a

UBseRTgoa THREE D0TI.A
l1eE annuln, In a57ance
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

1lERGEN POINT y. IA. II. MELIlCK, JR., BROS
ID will sell 1T ar~on the sIth day one on the
host desirable Res1cnees in Hgi4on county with water
front; three story Mansion, ming ID grounds
comprise two nercs, handsomely Improved, with lawn
Ac. Full particulars ct 81 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

III Eshy lELTMAS, hUCrioNEER, OFFICE AND
- ratsrOou W. brDadway-s " nj ~ c.clanL
Lr-,sey, 90 account Of hasiag is 10 he lay so.s
!" ho,se furnisnnR ana 81 Plated Goods cont. ,ed a.
~ - neee~er street stock without reserve suen arc The
Teets, w. We owner stock comprises IN p.rt o Tabe AMI
5in were = sisef East spoons ami j et sess
Ianf. ft - eiasH ware, and about worth ~
'-'t"Atr' eAle N lots. Dealers BE- on hand.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJIBLOS GARDEN.
IN Lossecs and Managors. .........JARRETT PALNRB
ST. PATRICKS DAY.
THE RENOWNED LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE.
BRILLIANT UNEQUIvOCAL AND
COMPLETE BUCCE5S
THE FORTY THIEVES;
arRrKTNG OIL in FAMILY JARS
FORTY THIEVES. The fascinating LYDIA TTOMPSOy,
FORTY THIEVES. The beautiful MARKHAM.
FOaTY THIEVES. The versatile LIZA WEBER.
FORTY THIEVES The charmin: EMMA GKATrAN.
FOhTY THfEvES The deep-dyed BECKETr.
FORTY THIEVES. FUN. SPECTACLE,
FOKTY THIEVES. SONGS AND DANCE5
FORTY THfEvEs The Sleepy Policeman
FORTY THIEVES. The Dancing Donkey.
FORTY THIEVES. The Laughing Train Sceuo.
FORTY THIEvES The Nursery Rhysnes.
FORTY. THIEVES The Silver Forest.
FORTY THIEVES The Cave OF the Forty.
FORTY THIEVES THE FEfE At MABILLE,
FOkTY THIEVES. Unanimously pronounced To be tho
FORTY THIEVES Great Sensation OF the Day
FORTY THIEVES Re!ished alike bv young and old.
FORTY THIEVES Every evening At y.
FORTY THIEVES Matinee Saturday al g.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

DOsSINrS LAST MASS.-KELLOGi.
IN IMPORTANT NOTICE.
cable received from Paris Europe, bearing
10Th March, 80 1Ut NJ from Maurice Srakoschs
Esq, TO his bro,sr Mr. Max sirako.ch that
ROSSINI'S POSrHrM NOUS MASS
has just been performed In that capital with immense
This important work, considered the best Of
the immortal maestros compositions has been secured
at great cost, and Mr Max srakosch IN announcing hs
much pleasure In nso ming the musical public that prepara
ons being made for the production Of this compo
sition In New York. when
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
sing the principal part and other eminent artistic
ability win be engaged to assist at the first representation Of
ma
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

a NIX FNNFKSUUKFEN N VU.
IN. $50 sell Thur-dav entire Stock, Fixtures of
barge well payiu Dsery Sold cheap at private sale this
day. Cali and
A MAX BAyERSDORFER, AUCTIOSEER, SELLS
"A. this evening at o'clock, at office 800 Bowrry large
selection Of valuable Books and miscellaneous articles.
Positively lets. Over 500 Books, by eminent authors
A UCTION NOTrcE-HENRY G. LEEDS 4 MINER
~ viii give her special attention TO the sales Of Furniture
residences of families during the coming 1hev
hold regular weekly sales ct their spacious W
ebery those who desire this medium OF SAFE
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
DEGJ. r. FAIRcHILD. AUCTToNEER.
ID Executors sale Of splendid
Household Furniture,
Diamond and Emerald Jewer,


BENZ. p. FAIRCHTLD win sell by public auction o
Thursday March ls 1862 at 10 A. NJ No. 80 West SIX
tenh street. all Of the splendid Furniture contained in said
house, consisting Of splendid rosewood Parlor Suit In Grim
and gold orocae Parian and Bronze Figures rosewood
marble tor Tables ne Steel Engravings and Chromo Pier
black walnut BEDROOM Suits. black
wsrdrohes, EtaSeres Buffet, Extension Table, Easy
Chairs Rockers Curled Hair Maressea Spring
tresscs Feather Pillows Boste Blankets Sheets, Com fort
sble black walnut marble top Hsisand, Velvet and Brus
pes Carpets Ocoths, Sr The properly all made 10
der ard only aser i've months ky order Of
SAMUEL s. WOOD Executor.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
Nl HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT

MORTGAGE SALE
Nl OF first class Printing Material,
Presses &c.
BENZ. p FAIRCH1LD, Auctioneer, wednesday, March
II, 1869 at 10 A. M at No &C Liberty street. contents Of
class Prni!n: Once consisting OF Cylinder and Gordon
Presses Imposing Stones, Cutting Machine, Cabinets and
Stands Standing Press, Chases, Gaies Leads, Rues &c
Also large quantity OF shafne, Betting &C. Also spen-
did of Type, in good order BY order Of mort
The New York herald., 1869-03-17

WOODS MUSEUM.
w Two PERFORMANCES THIS DAY IN THEATRE.
MR.. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
Also LAST WEEK BIT ONE OF the unequaled
MORLACCHI BALLET TROUPE.
MATINEE EVENING,
At O'Clock, Ats O'Clock precisely.
The burles Of Last times of the
ALADDIN TICKET-UF-LEAVE-MAN
and ballet nf TICKET OFLEAvE.MAN.
ESMERALDA. TICKET T-OF-LEAvE-MAN.
MISS ADA HAkLAND TlCKET-OF-LEAvE-MAN.
and the full All casses should this
MOKLACCHI TROUPE great moral drama
WEDNESDAY, MARCH HIST. PATKICk,S DAYL
PERFORMANCES BOTH MATINEE AND EVENING.
FRIDAY EykNING, March ~, only benefit OF
MRS. j. w. FLORENCE
A great till-Two pieces AMI MoracchI BaIlet.
The New York herald., 1869-03-17
HESRY y. HEkrs, AUCTIoSEER.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. WORKS oy an, ,c
On THURSDAY, March IL, a, 10 o,coct

=. - vH ifIN ttNUNf, March y, A. ION o'cock
~ 10 i- East Foftie.h street, near Lerinvtor verre
is,"S tns thue eceant furniture said house an NJ
rsh was msde 70 ORDER ~ Narcotic oux Belinr and "a
order onefng rare opportunity 10 those in
"e =. I,siy noe ture, carpets curaIus
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The New York herald., 1869-03-17
4 UcaIos SALE OF MAGNIFICENT AND CosrL,

UClIos SALE OF MAGNIFlCENT AND COSTLY
N Household furnure, all order the present
owner residence Eighth street between
Fifth Sixth this "Wednesday morning ut
pciock precise v, consisting of magnificent rosewood Piano
fore octave best city make, Stool and Cover; Velvet.
Brussels coalition Carpets; elegant Paror Suits, covered
whthe reaeet description Of reneh saun brocae and made
10 orr a actoy Oriental and Turkish
Easy hairs Eagrrs Pier and Oval Mirrors, brocst and
lace Curtains Encosnures Tables Cabinets, Paintings by
eminent artists bronze Clocks Stausry Paran Dresden
Vases Bookcase Writing pesk rosewood and walnut Bed.
room suits, Bedstesis Bureaus, Washsands Comm0des,
Wsrobrs Sofa Chairs Lounges Rockers covered In reps
harcioth; Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding,
sdeboard Extension Table, Dining Chairs rich GLASS,
China and Silver Waie; Table Cutlery. Sc. N BPares
wishing attend this sale take Sixth sevenla avenue