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TIE CIrY,s CHILDREN.

NOTICED tran held IN his hand rawhds, which tn
sRsha'dr rspssieJ Jsirs, you iid not nnHh soldering
sEo, SIR replied the boy, apprehsnssely, III please.
offended aisnis scoudni sirs DO YOU mean % ten me
10 my ha have imposed sa.k upon ene Of my boys
srsvsd wase e sSaa and thai
sSas 81 yos 1s,a .ns sss
ssy oy ss u ssa ss when W
pD ssssy shs % have . a san
s dooy Lowe to % You and and your mother ana @
and aS MsD sSss + s ad s BY ss he
blow, Hollister who was at FIRST rendered uo oy p''
oh dony whip him Jerries please DON'T sir know ,cv
he tried his best 70 finish I his stint sr esas. cs lie
COULDN'T get to sleep for coughing for an hof after he a
Mr. Jeries dropped hls upIisted and soed gazing at
the apprentce with eoS OF perfect & be e
claimed at length shave principal Of the ese
afs " d = me- s sra sss ds as %
avery grave SIR s eoud induce me
10 overlook. win forgive you this time SIR but look out n
for this Sw;ySa sr: Soy si0s san him.
have to give him some wholesome S%a nj. on
rageoas conduct to his motherl" a-,..,.,.r
strokes in exercise torture. II pierced Ike sharp
knife the heart boy and the snd knew woas sa Mnsn
her only SON. the child q her old age sne dol
ss ssa o mn s s ns he
up e % his fellow W. men and a bs eenns Il
But Al such happy a. Bspe
Jees, pictured poor monster 0i ds-
obedience and ngrtnde Juvenile nenf IN whose chaac
terit would be hard to discover redeeming trait
The did not wish 70 believe these Terrible
sories but when they from man OF sucb unqnes.o
able re.pecabity Barak Jefresa man who dwet upon
her sons SHORTCOMINGS with apparent cUd
she refrain from conjurng him 6y the memory o. nv
father not to add the sin Of fasehood to his otner
BY So% Ias ssen
$ sS nd sS 70 a sss @
and and desperate ruans have received pen
hive? 2"
No cry pain escaped the lips of Richard Manners AS
the fend who held him in his rpe 70 shower upon
away although the assault increased IA violence Win MS
pasveness and the vital fluid stained bis shirt a. the nsru
Ing too the pain which he felt there greater than
even his physical suffering. .
repeated which his cruel rant had threatened to inlet
upon But there who felt every blow which de-
though lad been inflicted upon himself or just and
generous but impeuous and fiery nature his young spirit
justice Tractabc and mild degree under the power OF
kindness, he demon when excited BY wrong ana
From the moment Barak Jeres struck the first blow
denly stricken dumb by surprise As the punishment pro.
gressed however, his eyes assumed an expression Of ferocy
which agtaed large upon his neck and forehead
sweed nearly to bursting and at length suddenly rushing ~
Jeres he erkec the whip from his hand threw TO the
farines OF the and in voice husky with emo
ton shrieked out ~ .
a,of aimed wicked bow at the head OF his master
win found In serial story entitled "MAGss!E
TIE cHARITy CHILD" published y No I! Of the NEW
il beautifully Illustrated and contains forty long q
closely printed reading matter, maxim. the NEW YORK
WV YK IKE %EEK FOR sale By every news agent
throughout the Union and Canadas.a
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TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
When General Grant gets fairly in the Presidential
char let hun have commission appointed TO adjud-
cate upon the claims and the exact amount due
tand 10 whom on account OF the corsair spoiations
made by the Alabama, Shenandoah aud other
pirates. Then issue United states government bonds
toeach one for his their just claims ard state in
the bond what 1t Is for and the cause OF its
N SIMPLY because Great Britain will not nav the
just claims m the spoliai0ns made by the vessels
aipve named. Let the bonds be long say fan slue
lnl95d Let each coupon for interest stale the same
ting 10 substance as the body or the Dond. Every
sS moatls the Nnoie matter would come fresh INTO
THE money markets of The world By this rneans
ever claimant would &c; what was Justly due him
dnnns MS day and generation and not have TO wait
lor uelhy INA INA y 6Ways made by government dplo-
maasts. The British government would Ike 70
nufF the matter OF settlement and have those bon
oonaat Ia with speed and have this big sore plas-
sefed over VITA plaster fally asJDig a. the sore
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
CLARK, D"ds

Clark, badge g. Go. Before Assessor Webster.
MI j. ID. maxwell, OF the firm OF Clark, Dodge
Co., the Wall street bankers, appeared in answer 10
snmmons, accompanied BY The lawyers OF the firm,
before Assessor Webster yesterday morning. 10
answer the nterrogotarles prescribed by law touch
ing their business, and why they had NOT CON-
plied with the requirement OF the Internal Revenue
Derartment. IL transplFed during the examination
that the firm had commenced business on a cash
capital OF 100000, on which no internal revenue
whatever has been paid up TO the present moment.
on beng ln!errogated to The capital in the
cern ON the lst OF January last Mr.. Max
wel seemed to he nolplnssed,s and was
not ahle TO give even an approximation Of
the amount. He stated that he could not answer
the question Without his books aad the assessor
courteous granted him until the afternoon to refer
% ais books and appear before him again. On pre-
scntlng himself about four O'Clock, Mr.. Maxwell
stl declared his inability to answer the tlmc al
lowad hm was not sufficient for 4 thorough exam
nation OF the books The examination was there
ioIe postponed 10 ! future day. to allow him ample
time 10 furnish the desired information.
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EARTHQUAKES.

Lecture In German by DIR. Adolf DcuRy.
DIR. Adolf Douay delivered lecture on this sub
iect before wei attended meeting OF the German
Society for Intellectual Advancement at their rooms
Mos le7 and leo Court street. Brooklyn The lecturer
referred 10 the views heretofore advanced by the old
school, especially Humboldt, that the interior OF the
earth is a heated, molten, not flaming mass as the
true one and stated the modern theory. defended
particularly by DR.. Noger, TO the effect, that the
eartn's centre is hollow filled with gases. which
yieidng 10 the pressure orlhe surface crust break
Through here and there and these occasion earth
gIakes and volcanic eruptions as being failacious
Fhe lecturer sustained his views by numerous refer
ences 10 geological and seognostca facts, referred
length 10 the rising and sinking the eartn's sur.
face In varons Localities, the relation OF tera dr1
70 tbe ocean and the many other phenomena which
seemed TO MAINTAIN the theory that earthquakes
Proceed from the movement or the molten inte-
rior or the globe.
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VIRGINIA.

~. rv,eniy.sacond in Winchester-The Old
Flag In Disgrace.
a. WINCHESTER, Feb ~, 1850.
The Gre companies OF this city paraded to-day In
unifarm and with large conconrse OF people
sutaereg IN 'front.' OF the Court House ana listened TO
a nne address from T. Shumate, young and pro.
o,nenf LAWYER or she city. An entire fire company
ana 4 lew members OF another turned ont OF the
nrocession, refusing TO march Iurther, because a
member ol the pioDeers carried asma United States
aay moi foot N length. There was no disturbance.
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THE CITY's CHILDRLS.
HAVE CHARITY
Er pnAacIs I. sarr,I


Through thc atsat, ein blseied civ
TolS bomelgss iittle one
Not a friend 70 soothe or pity
Not bed 10 lie upon
Ragged, dirty, brulfpl and hlaedir-
snpgtct still TO kick aud cafsr
scpooied IN rin aud sadiy needing
AID from Christian tongue AMI parsS.
ni the rich and gay pass by her,
Fuil OF vanity and pride,
Nd y pittance they deny her.
~ t0ey pull their skirts NJ ide.
Inn "a srlien mood comes DER hsr~
kckieas abe % woe or veal
Doth from hunger ~ before her,
SIC must either stnrve or stral.
Shenoes steal, and who can blame hen
blnnsr psngs her vtals gnsw--
koui endeavOr - reclaim Der,
Air she violates the law.
TIenthe pampered chiid Of fashion.
ND refused 10 give relief,
Cteaiwiib well Affected passion,
'OH upon the little theft"
CeroN fuli ~ world. wise schooling.
Gus, TO ceusure and ueplore-.
Wbe1 I've riri transrrcesed mans ruliax
sf oAcyed a higher law.
IhAentt place fe.l her trmpiafiuH
stayet, unboused, no snccor MD
Anu, hupgh sure %. reprob obAtion.
hetoAa s,ea' ere ye would elri
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RETRIBUTfoNi !

lns RI. q ". srertions rnsas BY the cbidrsrs Aa 30
ntiy The hwsboys Lodging Rooms" snd city missions
genera here std much 10 90 IN the matter n relieving
We ncsssitss q fhe suffering little 6Ses known Jne
Sny tsidrriNe, whrefsced psrurv pinchcd sufferers
% ~" sn .s suberranean ahodes, dark courts aud
.uys - 2isgrgi shsywayt the sfceis 10 tho day
tnt and tsey ~ nf In covered uagonr coal boxes any
ch~r pae hey msy - able 10 stesi Of whom
nAve ne ~rens friends others who have relA-
syss ~ Ds, xnuiahe m oe,tvon without them.
Evtygosy VIZ remember u unfortunate or.
fbAn IN rao spe twaye or fourteen ycarr taken
son t1e Tor H%se BYE ferd human shape named Mrs.
ssnkc wbs resacy ~ t Staten Island. 10 will he
- hc Fecohesuen many how this poor, friendess little
eeaure was t0r,ueby In wretch who adopted her t
It<sb sin1s gnt hn ind % her tuaernEs How she was
ssstrn w lel ile oof was OF bruises starved m
ntf f1e's frffrN Difftr thtO4eh The
g. nitff cold almost naN bl Lar frst q ssre IN rrr ,ab
ssosf sad neg eacssisd tss rarksJ by rb,amss, vhIs
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THE rIrY's cHrLpRESi

sIHh IlTlS CHILDREN
rRRIBLE ArRocITIEst
LlIILE GIRLS FEET FROZEN orr
THE FLEsr COT FROM ulR BAcxt
THE cH'ipREN'S AID socrRrYi
uLLAHY UNDER TuE VEIL ov oR,nfrv,
IHE TRiCKEgY or "sAISrs
.srFSDs WEARING nF3~Ess LIVERY,
sAScTlNoSIoUs LEEcaEsi
RELIGIOUS HUNBCGs ExPosEDi
ucs MORE PROFITABLE rHAs yIRTUEi
SAINTS FACE AND DEAoSs HEAgTi
now 4cyG SHALL SUCH THINGS CONTINUED
THE MONSTER PusIsgEDi
RETPIBTTfONt
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rccrfos NOTICE. IL FITZGERALD AUcIIoSrER.-
r snssa' rs hogeos frn,srs vcys. Brs's, Car
srqa,e-, mhro r.ntine., saiia &C. largest
m.grss,sy ,nsraIs sss g. s co@.neins ,e gsess
ew door, roa V s r .Tsnas Aannesn. frar
sai., vni richest ..rip,on French sa.in
G ana ov. Is xs. =" Heb cas msaSs
ssad, baosesse wrns pss ro.rea 1a wanu sss
,ssaas Bsrssas, wsshssnd., conrcdss, sofas Chairs,
Eanson rasss superb China Tea snd Dinner sets rich
Tssia cuilsry, le Ns rake Fi,l Or ssssns .vsnus venue
Resb attendance rnrt PACK goods ,or
pnrchasers a, vasonabe charges. The house 70 ls.
uSrIoN sMLr--J; N. TAYLOR AUcTIosEER.-
5s. Nsgne,Si % n.n.ess rs;a raslor suit. rs,n.
tr sppe a Snessd 2. auction thu season rhs aay
f,s.n,a street bs,ssss fifin and srsS avenues. COM
rnss ,a Sass y % leon ss,. sgyeTsd gs
.nais match ro.cwcoa E,agerrs Beoscsss Iaeiss ~
.s carIss. 6roat, tnarash.,s, coss,, L.cs carlln.
p..ni.nss ~ s%lsn, s,,, sesres shns vgea Orna
s:s,,s, ssssss.: we fssl Sy;' hair
eas assss siSlsn 'f e arni.hsd ri he'd
oTucs q. hcu.. n fsf;,e. wishing to attend ibis
.sl' 'sxs fir'h asshue stages orsirsh avenue cars
4 y MrRwiS AgcrIoSrxs. BANGS, MEswIs 8
e. nhsrsas aornins fes,nry i0s o'clock, segsn
Tspssy r.ss. cspa sho,uy sns and ssas ms
mt ssd.t.ads waTirose, and olhsr urnnresu
rate Airror, bsnurons bookcase Sc; ala, valuable OIL
rNninga Catalogues az fasstooms, Broadway, corner
-
A .; xELLIcx, ss, ,.AucrrosErH.- SALE
l1 81 eight desirable Lts n Jersey CIV the
rnirr front On Pgospss, ser leween south seventh and
ko,nh Eighth streets. A. ~ MELIICK. Jr a FRO. Auc
Torres sns III dsss,s G 10 ssw jersey 5 Pine street,
change saleoos, Ill Broadway New York tbo above de-
scfibed - 80 -' - -'~'~~~
Valuable business r,ots
situated ni<wAy b.twecn the two fsrIIe ana s,,s nm
Hsrsim5s cove south seventh srr.t Eor tnas nj
tcuars sppy at the oaics ~ Nc anconeers Vi "
A ucTIOk EOTICR--AT LESS THAN AIssrION
~ price. Great bargains Il john rIsHER,F neN ard
ascohd hand swpri fWninte BefdInr gagaar. 2,i
Bowery, betwcet Ryhstsn Stanton ,irssa sadr III
tie block. furLi.nre, Beading, Carpets, Ocutbs MsirAp
W Mad0w fbadesi Paper Has. sfo.ka AMI ffotts3
Gssses, riso air p he same og tal, h, "a.
change Cos ihs os sipl EciF tle and nusalef.
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n ESRy B. HEErs, AucTIosEER.
Handsome Household Furniture,
On FRIDAY, February %, NJ igse D'ciocit,

Handsome Household Furniture
On FRIDAY, February 25, NJ i0sn o'cioci.
Al No. ass Sixth avenue, near rwenly-sisth stles.
Comprising elegant solid Parlor su in crimson
ss ws.ana an s S s % Bed
reps window Curtains and CorDices French Mirrors
me ea and ars rea nsrS french cSns
pInner service e.eant silver and Plated Ware walnut
Table superb curlcd Hair Mattresses Spring beds, Feafher
eloh ro3 Ware Kitchen Utensils &e ali nearly
and wei worthy tho attention OF parties fnrnisbns
Catalogues At sale.
l!EERy DREHER 4 co, AUcrIoYEERs 70 BowFRY.--
accs and and sa
dips. Carpets, Dry and Fancy Goods, Jcweiry, a..
JIERMANN pALgRyRERG, AucrIoNEEE OFFICE
Ill 81 oadway lbs dsy, al o'oiock ~ III Hester
street the entire Stock and Fixtures OF thai Grocery Sorc
lots only
JAMES cAGEEy, AgcIIosEER- OFFICE sls WASH
nss, :, The private Hotel Nos 70 and 4 Clinton place.
every io on iha eaassns viii be positively soS and ea
trss Al ,hs TY.I,aie now IN above Hotel among which
and nans Mirrors some 40 inches long superb Ea
@ Albert weber, Sses %sna rsse~oca raar sa
ssn % Ss Ssa ..s sSr En-,
ssses Bcisies and Pillows wsrdrcbcs library and secrs
tire dc j. q s now prepared and viii rive his personal
attention y sales q furniture for ne season. a private
Cash advanced on every description Of merchandise
I BodARr, AucrtcNEgG;
Furni;urs rarlor suits Mirrors Carpets oicloh narbis
Bureaus, Wnshxtands, Centre Tablra Redstcsd
ess Bedding, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Piano
r BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.
81. SATURDAY, FEE. q,
i0x O'clock, Al The anc0n rooms, No. North William
street, gecel Household Furniture, large assortment Of
fafor Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture, Dining
Library tnrniic hne lo o. Brussels and Insrain Carpets
aso several cases OF Boots and Shoes, Clothing, &C.
-.---...s-.--
IosEPH HEGEMAk A co--FRIDAY, FEBRrAEy gs
81 st 10 \. NJ, si the Central salercoms, wnl1nglby
Pearl. brooklyn, general of
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Bedding, Pane,
Goods vcei and other Carpets, slose also soda Water
Fountain; cost T210.
MORRIS WILKINS, AEcrIOEEER.
l Valuable Property on Seventh and EsN Thir-
"fa Z. II. itDiow co. VIII sell a, auction on pr,da, r.s
2 fS s - O'clock M the Exchange ssearoon III Broad
Seventh svenushc -four story basement brown .sorc
Store and Dwelling l7s<o icet No m Seventh avenue east
sde, between Thirty fourth ani Thirty.anh streets
East Thrtcth sirsriThs class story basement
Mrrr side between First and Second avenues house
24es0 fees With party wss 70 fair order and contains
INV per reai OF purchase money can remain on bond
sud Inoissse Maps &c a. ,bs aac,ioneers oaco, Mo-
'
ID cAFFNEy, ArCTI0HgHR- -srLLs rnIs DAY,
0t O'Clock, the corten;s o the first class oyster and
Tables Fixtures barrels Of Potaoes &c, all without
sergc
.t,AwEBpaoNFTs SALE THIS DAy.-ihMFs tuAp
Aucon.cr m New nnwafy, will sell II ~ O'Clock igi
ios n Dfnsa Shawl, he t.is, nder clothes shee;r
Srreaie, TaAs'ntha 19at. fesilahons ard vcath wen
arhF thn ~ draria hDuSIksrI Fl oorf
- y. Brueileilu., sysb ayesoe.
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PY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
~ THIS DAY, February %, at IL O'Clock,
Al the EXCHANGE III Rrna

~, JUHNSIUN = VAN ThSsELL a VII sell at AUCTION !,
fifty valuable Lots at Union Hill, North bobokcn, 80
mites from City Hail. New York, 20 ninutes ride by horse
cars from Hobokea ferry The lots splendiy situated
on high ground commanding ne view Of the HUDSON
rounded BY rst class dwellings churches schools &C. 10
the Auconeers' oces SO Nassau liz East Thr.
teenth
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4At... 0at. t~ tt8e $685.
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UCTTON NOTICE.
"A THIS DAY (THURSDAYl FEBRUARY 25
Al II o'clock,
FIRST REGULAR SPRING SALE
OF manufactured
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS. AND SOFT II Ats

NEW, STYLISH AND SALEABLE GOODS.
Received direct from city aud Eastern manufacturers
Attention of buyers respectfully invited Catalogues and
samples ready. WM. TOPPING CO., Auctioneers,
lie Church street.
A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE.-HERMANE FALKEN.
N BERG, auctioneer, office 552 Broadway sells this day.
AZ l0 o'clock, at Attorney street, the entire Furniture of
three story House The house 10 elegantly furnished. and
WI, be sold positively In los BY order OF O. SCHINZL
administrator
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SALES At AUCTION.

A uCfioN EuTICE.-By TAYLOR WE'LL, lss BOW
"a cry will sell to-day Thursday) at II O'clock Household
rnrnilure Pictures and Carpet Looking GLASS; Horse and
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.naHo SN tW4I
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RY J. BARRY CO., AUCTIONEERS.-L LARGE AND
- positive sale OF magnificent Household Furniture
Sarps 5e removed IL or OF sale 70 the large
and Ihird avenues on this day Thursdayh Feb A 1853
general of elegant Household Furniture valuable
rosewood seven octave Panofore c rich satin brocate
and Suits Centre Tables, &c nso large assortment OF
superb carved walnut Bedroom Furniture Pure Hair Mat
Full particulars in catalogue. NJ B.-Purchasers will find
this sale worthy their attention. lot win be sold with
1aind
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER,
ID win sell this day, 10 o'clock, without reserve at the
salesrooms ~ Nassau street, large and
Of elegant Parlor Dining Furniture Carpets Pier
and Manlel Mirrors, rosewood Pianofoe Meodeons
Bedding, China, &C.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

~ GORGE COOK, AuCTIOSEER.
NJ Handsome Household Furniture. &c
On this day, az O'Clock, loI Liberty street. geneel
Household Furniture. Bedding, Glassware, Pianos, Xc re-
moved for convenience OF Also Desks Tables s
2 O'clock by order VI II Psrlor s.s new and
second hand. re.
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Intrrnul Rexenue Re,urns.

The following the returns made by the different
stage and railroad companies. theatres and gas
NAMES for The month of January. 1867
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CENTRAL AVENUE,

A J. BLErcKER, son 4 CO. WILL SELL AT AuC.
IA. tion, Friday 18th, a ~ o'clock, the Exchange
saeEToOn al broadw Ly four story brick House
lot No - West hiysrven,h street between Eighth and
Ninth The house contains Btfe
for tenants nearly and but dayr work tbs best
manner. sale unconditional a mortgage Of "a n0J
the properly Particulars the BkECk Err
son 4 co. 5i Cedar street.
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CAMPBELL 60, AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL ON
Saturday, nice stock with entire Fixtures OF snug
Gracey, side, with living apartments, doing good bust
cheap rent good ocaion bargain offered at private
SALE h applied lor before day sae olce
$50 Rowcry ~'
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JosEFh HEGEmAN co.-FR1DAy, fEBRrAEy ~,
81 10 a. NJ nj the Central kalcrcorns, Wlnegl by
CORNER Pearl broosiyn, general assotmsn, OF Psrlor
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Bedding, Fancy
Goods vcsei and Other Carpets Stoves also soda
Fountain; cost TSyu
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f(Y HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY IL, LEEDS huctionecr.
On Friday Feb. &c, at OIa o'clock, private res
dcnce 233 West Ffyfourh street, Household Furniture
consisting Of Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood and
black walnut Parlor and Bedroom Furniture Mattrrsses
Pillows Boistes, &C. Dining Chairs Tables Crockery Glass
ware, kc.. &C.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

~ HATHEWAY, AuCTIoNEER-W1LL SELL, ON
~ Thursday 2s,b al iUe O'Clock at los Chatham street.
fn stock OF Furnishing Goods Watches, Inined
after the whole Stock liquor jobber, consisting OF nne
Wines Liquors. Cigars &c
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MoRRIs WILKINS, ArcyIosEER.

ID cAFFNEy, ArCTIOHgHR- STILLS rffIa DAY,
ioy o'clock the corens oi the hrs elnss oyster and
bar room n Broadway, WniA Chairs,
Tables Fixtures barrels Of Potatoes, &o, all without
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| MAX BAYERSDORrER CO., AuCTIONEERs--
"A. tOnlce $40 iowery) sel I015 o'clock No Essex
street Stock and Fixtures Of Grocery Store sell also
Saturday and one Monday, Tuesday, Furniture.
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IlkwEBEoNFRs sABE THIS Dhy.-.ihNES tpAR
huoi0nscr, m New nnwnry, will sell at ~ O'Clock 500
lo- NJ DTessss Shawl, he sns, nder Clothes, Sheets
Srreaie, T4ps'o'ha, c9ats, feiai"ons and vca;h wen
WORTHY lhe s'ts ~ drales ao Dasaksry RI oder
- =. B-ueiteiw.,, sytb aye.oe
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IlAwNBROKER'S SALE.-WILLIAM 8. INGRAHAM
will sell this DAY, at IL o'clock precisely a 5s New
Bowery Wouens Ciohlng o'clock, 100 Lots
Mems Clothing; at O'Clock OF Carpenters FOOLS,
Musical Instruments, Guns Rcvovers Watches, Jewery
&C. O'clock Beds, Bedding, 6c BY order Of Mn O.
Cohen late pswnbroker 61 Eighth avenue ~ BThis sale
il we'll worthy the attention OF dealers.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

I,Y CAMPBELL 4 Co. AUCTION3Egs-CAMPBE
~ 60 win sell this day. at II O'clock in one lot. posi-!
lively to the highest bidder years. valuable Lease OF
four story brick House 5 Bowey Fourth street. with
store fine basement and snbcear spiendd portion
of the Bowery including entire Household Furniture
upper part house. rent premises as per lease only oo
sold reservc positive sale rain shine; business men,
specuasors, buyers specially invited Full descriptive
0sae IL sale OF furniture and house.
CAMPRELI. Ir. Salesman.
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I,xEcUT0R's SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY TO
~ close estate the hve three nory brick Houses and
Lots Nos l0 o, 49, lis liz Degraw street. Nv MuI
LER WILKINS, Auctioneers at the Merchants Exchange
Saesroom, III Broadway New York, Feb - at 1. ocisck
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ton % the city OF New York vii make s suburbs Ind pen
sable auyiaras " not doubted that thai part Ut West.
chester county embraced by the contemplated safe will be-
part OF the great aud growing city OF New York.
The great feature OF Weetcctcr county this
connection. viewed from n city standpoint, is the
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

7 BoGART, ArcTtoNEER.
81. THIS DAY,
ioH o'cork. i East Twelfth street, renee Household
furniiurs. raror suits, Mirrors, Carpets, Ocoih marble
Bureaus, Wnshxands Centre Tablrs Reiscads, Ma.
ess, Bedding, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Plano
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-04-10
Millinery aud Dress Making.

MISS NJ, NJ, DAVIS would announce To
the Ladies ofSnta Re aud vicinity that She
has opened MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT ON the plaza
at present south Of DR., Andrews store,
where She win he pleased to see all who may
need anything in her line gthusiness.
She has lust received line stock of RIB.
B0NS, LACES, HATS and BONNETS of all
styles and the very latest in the market.
No. ~. tt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-01-19

BANK RoBBEp.-From the Guernsey
County Jetersonian, Of the 18th inst,
we learn that the banking house of AL
ExANDER MCCRACKEN d Co, of Cam
bridge, was entered on Saturday night,
the 10th inst. and robbed of S2,4S4:
"The thieves entered the bank by a
back window, prying open the shutters
which were fastened by hooks to an iron
bar running across and secured in the
sides of the casing They tackled blan-
kets or other distractions over the front
windows to deaden the sound of their
hammering and to prevent being seen by
any person who might pass. Upon an
examination it was found that the follow
ing bonds and money had been taken !:
50, loo in five-twenty bonds, 5000 in cur
rency, 500 in postal currency, and SS4
in coupons Mr.. McCracken had the box
forced open, where the main deposits
of the bank, amounting to upwards of
$4,000 were found all right.
"a reward of $500 90 has been offer
ed by the Sheriff for the arrest of the
burglars, or for information that will lead
to their arrest"