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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-11
DUILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEN.
. sf. CHARLES STREET.

ussazne, Mahogany. Blsck walnut md Plain Comm
slvsyv on hand Bodies Embsimed and carefully shipped
Funerals attended IN person. and be hopes By tcs alton
ssep 70 obtain share Of public patronage
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-11

u.,l. or a,k.eriptsou TO aae Capitsai
stocl If ths HEw oRLrk Ms STEAMSHIP LINE viii Be
found al the following ntnk places: r.-...,x -
Ofce OF the FACTORS an1 Traders INSURANCE ooAp~''
Carondelet street n 60 "a cv.
Commercial insurance y mpany. corner OF Jump nv
visr sysss corner Of Camp and Com
uerciai Place. Il =. ,,,...-...
epronshira a Hsthorn tovdrss street.
Ac,ioskev A Mason Ghsvier street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-11

Great Northern Railroad Company -tew orleans MMe'
Is lsto-Pubc notice hereby given that the
their Office on Camp street. opposite Lafayette SQUARE
Monday. April l2h 1902 81 Il o'clock N wiz
the charter. r. ~. cuAhbc'' oeo'o'"'y'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17

The N. Y Herald Of the 7ih says:
Affairs in Wall street yesterday we're
again excited, il not ieverish, Gold
danced up and down, as il used 10 do
in the days Of the rebellion, over the
prospective chances of the accession
Of Mr.. Stewart to the Seoretaryship
Of the Treasury President Grants
message knocked Il down and Sum.
ner,s "obiection'' sent il up again.
Bonds opened at swimming prices,
but settled 10 lower figures under un-
favorable adciccs from London.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17


CAusEs OF SUDDEN DEATH. Very
few of the sudden deaths which are
said 10 arise from disease Of the heart
do really arise from that cause. 10
ascertain tho real origin Of sudden
deaths, an experiment has been tried
in Europe, and reported 10 a scientific
Congress at Strasburg. Sixly-six
cases OF sudden death were made the
subject of thorough post mortem ex-
animation; in these cases only two
were found who had died from disease
Of the heart. Nine out Of sixiy.six
had died from appoplexy, while therc
were iorty-six cases OF congestion Of
the lungs, that is, the lungs were 30
full of blood that they could not work,
not having room for sufficient guam.
tity OF air to support life The causes
that produce congestion Of the lungs
are cold feet, tight clothing. costive
bow els, sitting until being cbilled alter
being warmed with labor or rapid
walk, going too suddenly from close
room into theopon air, especially after
speaking, and sudden depressing news
operating OF the blood These causes
Of sudden death being known, an evi.
dence OF them may serve TO lengthon
many valuable lives which would
otherwise be lost under the verdict Of
heart complaint. That disease is sup
posed to be inevitable and inourable;
hence, many may not take the pains
they would TO avoid sudden death, if
they knew it lay in their power.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17
NATURES GREAT REsToRER.
sCHEE ETz,s
Celebrated Bitter Cordial,

VNHIs medical preparation Is nov offered to
II the public as a reliable substitute for tho
many worthless compounds which now Good the
market. IL is purely vegetable, composed Of
various herbs, gathered from the great store.
house OF nature, and selected with the utmost
care. Ii Is not recommended a. ouRE-AlL.
but BY in direct and saluiary influence upon
the Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, stomach and
Bovels, IL acts both as a preventive and cure
Tor many OF the diseases 10 which those organs
are subject Itisa reliable Family Medicine.
and can be laksn by either infant OF adult with
the fams beneficial results. Il "a q oerlaiu,
prompt and speedy remedy for Diarrhosa, Dys.
entary, towel complaint. Dyspepsia, Lownes
Of Spiriis. Paintings. siekheadache. De. Fer
Chhls and ferers Of ell kinds IL 10 far better and
safer than any quinine, without any 81 its per-
uicious effects Ii oroaies an appetite. proves a
powerful digesier, s-d wil oounteract the effects
Of liquor IN few minutes. Prepared byJAC0B
ScuEETZ, Sole Proprietor, N. ". cor. Fifh
and Race streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY
all Druggists. tnovl2-iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17
Attention, Afflicted I

INEE subscriber gives notice that he has
4 resumed the practice Of Medicine 10 Luih-
ersburg. where be intends 20 devote hs atten.
tien 70 the treatment Of CHRONIC DISEASES
10 general liewill keep on haud a choice 70.
lection Of DRuGSAnd MEDICINES adapted "a
the treatment Of chronic diseases. and may be
consulted at Bic oace utany hour Of he day.
N. B.-A vord to those Afflicted with chronic
diseases may be to rHEIn Advantage. MANI
HAr ror be aware that COUNTRY PLY sicians who
do nIDiso practice have not TIVE to attend ic
The tFsatmentof cHnoSio diseases, aud ronse.
queutly NEGLECT them hence this class Of dis.
eases requires rxcLuuvt attention.
GEORGE WILSON, ND.
Luthertburg, Feb. ~, isss-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17
DR.. i. p. RuRcAElELp.

EAis surgeon ofths SD Reg ment, Pennsyivania
Noluntsers, having returned from the Army,
ehsrs bis professional services 10 the citizens
Of clearheld ceunty.
~ Professional calls promptly attended TO.
Qnee On Second street. formerly occupied BY
D.. WoodA fapr4, cot
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17

"Ycu ought 70 lay up something
for rainy day" said an anxious
father 10 his profigate son. "And so
] have" replied the youth. ~Whst~
An umbrella.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-03-17


A WHIrE MAN MuRDERUp BY Hrs
Moro PARANouR.-Thc Washington
correspondent Of the New York Her
aid, Of the 7th, says Ayoung colored
woman, formerly a slave, yesterday
killed a white man named James A.
Ingle. and then quietly surrendered
hcrsclfto the police authorities lngle
was about twenty six years of age.
lie was crippled 6y wound received
during the late war, and was employed
as q watchman at the Interior Depart
ment Tho colorcd woman was en-
ployed as a servant in the hou, Q wherc
1nge boarded An improporintimacy
existed between them. Finding that
she was about to become mother
she bad asked Ingle it be would sup
port the child. The difficulty that
existed between them on this account
was the cause OF bard words and eul-
minated in her deliberately killing
him with hammer, taking advantage
Of his bcing asleep, literally crushing
bis skull BY the blows she inflicted
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
THE BRoUGHAM BENEFIT.

i .'1 D''O. 80 NEW YORK, May Y, 1869
parre for we doubt not TO enjoy in large
the hospitality OF large hearted people- the
york Ys sGG % at
benefit M tribute Of esteem = a, os o ana .r
has you thousands OF admirers and also out OF
Which, in hs continuity Of the value Of yoar
professional labors During more than twenty years OF bril-
steadily largely contributed alike with tongue and pen,
Some Of the brightest and most cherished memories Of the
in New York are associated with your name He
Ia a benefacor, indeed, whom all men remember with
pleasure.
fnq feTrsd By s'y years well directed o
duty delight ht and proper that the occasion
q for @ ID n for S. G
are where you haye been best and longest known
evening which performances may be in sccordAncs
Hon. A. o. HALL Mayor. GEORGE WILKES,
CHS cHxs. q 4: sTEfs6N. sr, WiLLiAMn AAPpIEToS.
sfsf sosfs TSSsG2sssELL, 4Sts h@S%is @ fSSS5i \ SSS5i,, 9
i1hS M5hsoS SyphRscss 5ahsSsO saHEs @ sEhoSEh,
WIN. b puycAN, Judge Judge pAhYi rriIira
JSdfs JoHs fHihlcnki4KTTr, Major Gen: PLEAsoNroN.
iSSs', Ss$ 6STtls S4sISsos, EHgA1s E!SahS
Inaee JONES, CHARLES sfETsoS, Jr.,
join pTyIis, PAyRy PAyIp gaAWESEps IsASsy1Nfs
ALEX. Nc. STETsON, BARNEY WILLIAMS,
SAN PIKE, j. GRAU,
Harry PALMER. sCHONBERG,
vi JARRETT, GEORGE BUTLER
v T. DAVENPORT, EDWIN ADAMS,
VIM WINTER, SIMON STEARNS,
rpoiiCI.As TAYLOR. LAWRENCE JEROME,
TJyt0 Moss BERNARD CAssERYL,
WIN. q. FARGO, HENRY w. ALLEN,
WIN. r. TRAvERS, ]. q. FLINT,
ISAAC BELL D. r. MONTAGUE,
JOiiN KANE, RICHARD MOUNT,
EnW BELL. II. Y. LOWELL
- CONTINENTAL HOTEI, I
PHILADELPHIA, May ", 16dpy
To Hon. Oakley Hail. Judge Barnard Lester wsllaek Edwin
Mo-. harcs and
nNTLEMKsI accept most gratefully your grofered com
pliment. Coming from the source does-the very we'll
spring OF one OF which any recipient might
well be proud. The that have deserved the
very aering expressions In which your letter couched
I only wish dared to entertain myself; but that
have earnestly striven TO do conscientiously
assert not ignorant Of the cxertons being made
by nv friends in New York give ecla the
csson particularly by the members of profession
mark OF esteem especially gratifying, and of which shall
cherish the most enduring remembrance.
Permit gentlemen suggest the 10Th OF May, Wcdnes
day next as suitable day for tho compliment you have 30
generously offered me.
Thank you again again for the substantial evidence
OF your regard which you have done the honor exhibit
am and shall remain, genilemen yours most obe.
diently, JOHN BkOUGhAM
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
THE BRoUGHAM BENEFIT.
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~,
DAY PERFORMANCE,
NIBLO'S.
EVENING PERFORMANCE,

FNFNUH THEATRE.
The above benefit Ia rendered by leading citizens Of New
The principal artists the New York viii par
cpae In the representations Further particulars In future
Advertisements
The sale OF Seats will commence at waracks Niblos and
shs nj places SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

AMUsEM ENTs.


A 0ADfAf OF fSsS'Ssisn ffsSEssn SUCCESS
LgRIIsEE,
LURLINE,
with new scenery dTsss. s 1,sASsIy Sc 5s2 app0inmen
MAsiESTS % l9flssF's, sd5s SSSssSsrr, ss,i;
AND dnAsR sfHoiAn E3nrs soPi5E RE BALLET
During the present. sTs,ysa ysss the opera of
will spHg EHpAy and SAT-
SsASsAThSSsHh n rS5'AH fSSfisH
sATSsbAY sAFSsDS-HxSka II fAallSH ffaIiAs
TOMORROW, soSPAy, MAY II.
With MxE STATES Mah; TksTA, MABELMASs.
~ foPgEAE Prices Of Admission, .,
Secured seats in Parquet and Balcony 80 cent:
FAMILY Circe -oo centS
Seats can Be secured six days in advance at Acsdsmy
of Music; schrmer's, 70 Broadway, and ia broadway
NIBLos GARDEN.
IN Lsssees and Managers. JARRETT 4 PALMER
% B6REtspHR 4A5EFn
ONE HyNpREp AND SEVENTH SPERFoRMANoE.
EzsE s$#Es sE$#$s s$sEE E#iH$ss
EzsE zsF sf$#Fs: sf$#Fs ESsf ESsf sfS#4s: sf$#Es
which positively be wthdrawn after Saturday next for
p''N''A MONDAY, NAY ;,'sss II, isss Du''''s'''
will be the HH1s Of the
in which Misses LYDIA THOMPSON, Lisa Weber, Pauline
oah a e. T
Sn:,vaI A.. viii GdpIp%ss;o, Gsppssr; mo.,., oonnell,
MUSICAL ES '''''
In active preparation Grand orents Buriesqus Pan.o
mimic E1'rAvasAsfs' sisbSAb ssi,isa The SAILOR
sSsnssy MS:c &C. entirely and many
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
w AsfTEsS casfE 'hhAsxEi Every NIGHT CASTE.
eAsTFE eAsFk SATURDAY MAJ AAHarIsEE AT. CASTE CASTE
This beautiful play, recognized wherever the English
THE THE oosEDY oosEDY
Wv % 80 EXQUISITE PICTURE
Ex9UIslTE Ex9IyisITE PiCTTkE PHGTSkE
shower neglected sol Of the reviv
fhe literary brotherhood everywhere welcomed It with
eager Joy as -
THE HARBiNGER
promise, to have here Of unequaled duration.
that to
tions which illustrated the opening OF this century s
dramatic have Of late years depended
tells STORY with nd sua n
sncy the dialogue command from opening to close
"' UNFLAGGINa INTEREST
AsB AsD #SgsEs #SgsEs
The of s h sal
longer the to thus point the public at
SEATS MAY. BE SECURED
THE REMA!Slse KIeaxs
TwEvE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

IrxEouToRs BALE. ..,,,, ..,,...
lin russisv Nav ls 1862, at 10 A. NJ, nj No ~ Nesey
s,rcet up stairs splendid Jewery, consisting OF Dmonu
Sross SiuJs Gold Watches Chains, Diamond Kings &c.
.o Hair shaws aud ssArfs Silver Cigar Case &C
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
EDWARD scHENcR, AUCTIoNhER..
IL ELEGANT HORSES, CAkRlAGbs, WAGONS,
yICTORIA, HARNESS, &C,
n TtIIf I'QIVATE STABLE

NO. 6 WEST FORTY FOuNrH STREET -.
ny EDWARD sCHENCK, on Thursday nornne 2Oth
inst pc O'Clock A. NJ elegant span OF bay carriage
Horses and years old, 10y hands warranted perfectly
xind and gentle and believed 10 be sound. 90, :.
beautiful cross match Team, black and bty, 10 hands,
and years DID, warranted kind and gentle and believed TO
be sound, can trot In 3 10 together.
An elegant span Of gray Horses va hands, and years
old Kind gentle and believed 10 be sound can
tro rot together In 50 minutes. -
Also an see AMI Victoria, built by Adams h Cone.
One H.seai Boz Wagon, by Brewster Co.
One Iop W agon, by Brewster 4 Co.
One Depot Wagon, by Lockwood.
Also one hne ful blooded Alderney Cow.
The above the property OF gentlemen gone soroan
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
n DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT RYE, wEsTCHEs-

auction, thursday May 20 at i2 O'clock, the Exchange
Salesro0m Ill Broadway the desirable Residence formerly
the Brush Estate, by Leet ESQ.,,
situate Grace Church street. Rye wescheste
about three Of mile from the depot and half mile
frame, filed in with brick, 3x4O feet with extension OF
l2xi6 feet contains II large and all the modern i'm
provement hot and cold water &c good stable carriage
house, sheds outbudlngs also variety Of fruit and
Island Sound.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16


1gEk4 81 2TE
IL fihsr "hhA cocos Ss sA FkoLIc. SaiAA 'AA'oN'
ROBERT BUTLER. Clown J; b. FOSTER :Pant.oon
&C. Grand Matinee ever , Saturday at ~ O'Clock.
IRVING HALL.
GE4sP r. sRrHS TEsIInSS1AE THsN 4 sSfSEb5 SEhSEsf
Fomspo, vonnss and Psns. vi,iaOss Mr.: Butler So %.
.ne ssnor Pos;a B.s.o Mr. Emil drs%.
0FHS Ssr NEW ' rs sGyEHH
iHs sSHSaSs
The Champion nA Female gy%p.s' SHyp%z Of the World
ss ss sasrss:f $aa saiE
1TS FTy sxHo 80 s RIfaf
The accomplished Danseuse, MISS EMMA BRUCE.
A nsy srHGE 1SGi' sErR1i saR1itR; fp;'l'd
ssf Asp AMPS
Reserved Seats 75c May be secured six days In advance
sEXHfTH HsH sAHyEFfhggk sb!TEhS s4sErrs
rqEgssH 2s5s sg;sSi% sSSSHsfs s.p GosoEsss EFT
TWO TWO SkAsP SkAsP eosStk; SosStkrs;
Afternoon at o'clock, Evening al O'Clock
Mr. Mr. ): ): LEW, LEW,
s Ss % s Ss r to-
rHES J6TAs n So4 oSSESfEHkFsrRA
in new and brilliant programme every eyennE r,,os
C0NDUCTok.... M,
Admission T no, Jsn.s
sPEciAI NoricEihe Broadway, seventh avenue and
Belt railroad pass the door, while the Sixth and Eighth
avenue cars are distant but a short block.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ss SIsHT HE sE% FzsESnsE
rvrsy N%NpAX EXENs sAY X N6TcE
~ PASTORAL AND = IP'EcGfIAkLY fANToMIMiCAL
founded on .ys snsies. aSss saT.sry Rhymes"
HccoRY biccoEY ADo DocK i; ioA' l .. 80, ,oov
HSsss. PHss e.
5ss q Ssre s :
GRAND an nsp sIrri sAET
MILE ssAXdAIi in two new and oIIgIaa Dances,
NV EF AfR f. aa.sssd sAs1SFS . sqsoR
GosTA The dance Of the Coral SymPbs and the Fancy
New 'pf y
Ess' H 't sa AND ss sG
SrEIswAY HALL ,sn.v GRAND CONCERT.
49,, The foll9wng gres. artists win appear;
Miss R@s RSsA sEs ssszsiH Ffgisa9c cou
sispsS;s s;snor Ta1ak8i daI.PrTi TsnSr. s...o
Mr. J. NJ 4: FAESsas aASHsf fSrHS f'f3,;s y,G!,.l.s %
rHEo THOMAS up2iya'ed 1E SaI6rdm 6rehs.tsa. sEKdE
Tickets, 81; Reserved Seats, 50 cents extra.
WAvERLEY EArRE. g,ay .1sO BRO BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
PYGMALION,
in which the
LONDON BURLESQUE COMBINATION,
Miss JENNIE wlLLMORE Miss LIZZIE WILLMORE,
and the great London Comedian, Mr.. FELIX ROGERS,
will appear In
AND COMEDY COMPANY, in William Brough, Esq's, new
burlesQue, entitled
PYGMALioN, OR THE PEERLESS AND BEAUTIFUL
New music, dances, dresses, scenery
properties. -
RIGL SISTERS IN TWO DANCES.
The performances to commence with
SUPERB FARCE
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT2.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
DYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIoNEER.

CAMPBELL 4 co. will sell, without reserve, in lots,
commencing Monday th entire balance OF Choice and
OF Goods, contained In large first class
dry goods S6 Third near Twentyhfth street
Stock fine assortment worthy attention of ladies'
housekeepers and buyers which Is all TO be positively sold
In lots and quantities to suit purchasers Ladies are specially
invited CAMPBELL, Jr, Salesman.
n B-Fine large Store 70 let, and FIXTURES for sale
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
DY A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, AuCTIoNEER.
III Valua hle Ofl PatuttuCe

A. NJ. CRIsTALAR 4 SON viii offer at their salcsro6m
l2T Broadway between Canal Howard Streets Tues
day. May Is 1852 at ~ oclock large coecti1n Of hne on
this sale viii be found very choice Landscape and
Coast Views by celebrated artists Sale without reserve
Connoi isseurs others invited
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
Dyv porGUry. AuCTIoNEER.

Is HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS
On Monday, May ~ lo o'clock At the salesrooms ~
suits, Library and Secretary bookcase wardrebss Side,
Safes line bronze Chandeliers China Vases, Bronzes,
OIL Paintings, China, Crockery and Gassw are -four iron
Safes Once Desks &C. To be pesmptory sold Catalogues
sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

DY y. COTTON, AuCTIoNEER.-ExTRA LARGE
ID sale OF Household Furniture ~ every kind and dcscTp
tion being the entire furniture Of two
commencing at l0% O'Clock, nj the ton rooms, No.
O. East Thirteenth street. between Broadway University
This VIII be OF the sales this and
viii embrace every article required the housekeeping line
much OF which has been made by manufac
Surers, and used but II will include elegant
Mirrors 81 Carpets rch solid, carved black wal
nut and Furniture suitable paror dining room
bedroom and basement More full particulars Tuesday
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

DY PHILIP LEVY, AUCTIoNEER.
ID on Paintings
superb collection, by em nent artists Catalogue sale
Tuesday and Wednesday May Is and 10, a Artists Sales
room, 20 Nassau street, commencing a lO O'Clock A. M.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
DY A. NJ. CRIsTALAR a SON,
IN Ia af =,

ID Mortgage sale OF Furniture
A. NJ CRISTALAR son, Auctonesrs will sell, at their
saIesroom 427 Broadway, between Broadway and Canal
street on tuesday May IL t0S O'Clock OF the largest
and OF Grst class Furniture offered
n auction The stock comprises rosewood and black walnut
Paror Suits all styles In crimson sk reps and haircoth
Chamber and Dining Room Suits, Lounges, Easy Chairs
washsands, Extension and Centre Tables, Desks, Bunets
inaid Cabine.s on Paintings, Bonzcs Clocks Vases Tea
Sets &C. The sale will commence with choice
ond hand Furniture. Catalogue at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MASTELs FOR Sl5.--A SELECTION OF
MI Nantes OF ststuary Lisbon Tennessee and italian
marbles manufactured IN the highest style Of art J.
Mo0RAYNE,s, 1863 Flatbush avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Salssroos 8 Chambers street and " Reade streets Art
Galleries 67 and Sl9 Broadway southwest Twelfth
the evenings Of Tuesday, May 10 and Wednesday, May
%, at the
Leeds Art Galleries,
8l7 and s19 Broadway, at ~ O'Clock each evening,
Fine Oil Paintings and Water Coors received from Eu
rope, By well known European artists also several fine
Pictures by favorits American artists To be sold without
reserve
Also so old Pictures unframed, 10 close
Will exhibition and after Monday, l7th day and
evening, until sale. Particulars In few days.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE LEASE, FUR
NMITURE M FIxTukEsb S SGy OF THE LAFAYETTE AALL
ADRIAN H. MULLER, =; r. WILKINS 4 co. win sell
ses 695 Broadway by order OF Furniture
Futures Lease de- Of Lafayette Hall and Hotel The hotel
has up newly furnished and the lease has
eight years 70 from Ist Of May last The sale of this well
known establishment affords excellent opportunity for
most profitable Investment. Terms day OF sale
A UCTION NOTICE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prices, at JOHN FISHERS and second hand Car
PEI turnsarS @ ana Seonng hancn 2s Bowery between
Carpets Mating Window Shades Paper Hangings Clocks
and Looking Classes Also fair price given same
In exchange Cut this out the and
number.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16
DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTI0NEER.
ID CAMPBELL 4 CO., Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
hu No,

DY j. EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIoNEER.-wILL
ID sell by auction, on Tuesday, at O'clock at No Bond
assortment OF Household Furniture, VIZ .
Black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus Paror
Suits Bedding Curtains, Gas Fixtures, Kitchen Articles
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

Rewritten and arranged by Mr.. William Horace Lngard.
pronounced bv the public and the THE BEST BUR-
tESQUE ExTANT, which win reach Its
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

VrruJIAu ARBoTT. AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE NO. 8
w City Hall pace-wl sell on Monday, 17th inst at 1oS
oroct assortment OF Furniture, removed for
yenience OF sale at No 16 Pe street, Bowery Marble
Mahoaany and Walnut Tables, bureaus Cane, 0nce and
nins Chair SOFAS Lounges Mattresses Brussels and In
grain Carpes &C. Deposits required from all purchasers
The goods 10 be removed immediateiy aner sale
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

TIENRY ID. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.
III Salesroom No. Cortlandt street; Art Galleries, A5
Broadway two doors from Fourteenth street.
FINE ARTS.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

IJENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER, AUCTIoNEERs, HAVE
IL REMOVED FROM 90 LIBERTY STREET 70 the
SPACIOUS STORES NO. 95 CHAMBERS STREET AND
ExTEN DING THROUGH TO NO: a READE STREET,
AT WHICH FINE LOCATION THEY WILL CARRY on
THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS AFFORD
ING UNUSUAL IACJLITIES M TIES FOR THE DIsP9sAa r Of
Property saes Of stock and merchandise at the Of
household furniture sales private residences
promptly and satisfactorily usual for p
past Sales of Paintings and Art at their galleries, Nos 7
HENRY H. LEEDS.
ALLEN B. MINER.
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

MARBLE AND MARBLEIkED MANTELs-RICH AND
M elegant designs. over D0 Mantels on hand, At A.
kLhBEkS 1874 and 1888 East Eighteenth street. Third
avenue. Price lists application. Cut this out
The New York herald., 1869-05-16

u,ERsoNs WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
i HERALD WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR
ny LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS At THE BRANCH OF
FiCE or TuE NEW YORK HERALD, l1 FULTON
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NEW SONGS OF LINGARD-"DUTCH ONION VEN
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never before published Price each, with hograph,
Young Widow Watz 30c. and Pluto Quadries,"
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