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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-22
ebflo-Ows Il. G. BURBANK, Receive
TT LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ April IL, 1850.
81. Il - u. 9: WAIT, Register,
[5-6Wb III. c. RIJRRAKK RArsiv
r AND ORFlO1, N. CLOUD, MINI,
II April 18th, lSos.

'' 20 eon's'' 'o'N Il iIo 9. *A1r, x....ter,
.Rrl58M nc: BUkBANK. Receiver.
I AND o'''o ss' e: i saeG a. 41SS,
On the 2srn DAY or NAY, ~, * 1e o'clock IN the
essss Why your Dsc,s1stoy stassment No sss4, made
~ you Novsmbsr a. lso7, spon The u - u section
q, toxa.hig l9. ~: ., I. q. 2i.Gst * 1ead.
eeisd, ., David D. etes1ns alleges IN abandonment
thsrsof By you, and Deo1osss tsa sed there show
ths same, whom yon vii! b. permitted - contest such
showing.
.prl&evI II. G. BURB1NK: Escsivsr.
AND OFFICE, g: eI9Tp, M.1Id51,
1 IL w;.s<: Ap'n ''t'' 1892
81: Yoa y. h..eby no.,ned to appear It this o1ee
On ~ LIZ DAY o. JUNE, 1879, 1t 10 o'clock IL III
cause Why your Homestead Ist1y No. 1880. made BY
you April l2th, l6d6 upon the section Is. town
ship ~ range 49, in the District Of Lands subject to
sale at ct. Cloud MIMI, should not be Cancelled ~
Andrew Olsen alleges an abandonment Thereof BY
you, and proposes then and there to show the
same, when You will be permitted to contest such
showing.
nc. WAIT, Register,
spr22Swl H.C. BURBANK, Receiver.
IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
W. April 18th, 1869.
ZTcIibdld Ac4Onick:
sn You are hereby notified TO appear at this Office
On the 1sr DAY OF JUNE, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon If the said day, and then and there show
| cause why your Homestead Entr,:No 1lo4, made by
yoa April 18th 1855 upon the " n section 20 town
ship 18 Rage 90 in the District Of Lands subject te
sale at st. Cloud MINI, should no: be Cancelled, a:
John Sand alleges IN abandsnmsnt thereof BY you
and proposes then and there to show the same when
| you will be permitted to contest such showing.
HENRY G. WAIT Register,
| apE226Wl II. c. BURBANK Receiver
|T 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
! " April 10Th, 1859.
sn: You are hereby notified to appear At this ofic
Oh the4r1 DAY OF JUNE, 1860, at 10 O'Clock 4. II. 0
the said day. and then and there show Why you
Declaratory Statement No. $50, made by you july
| n, 1868 upon the nv n section q, township LIZ
range 81, in tho District Of Lands subject to sale
Ct. Cloud, Minnr should not DO cancelled, - DAME
Anderson alleges an abandonment the:e of by you
and proposes then and there to show the same wher
yoE will be permitted to contest such showing.
I HENRY G. WAIT, Register
| apr226WI II. @. BURBANK Receiver.
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
. April 9, 1869.

u Ap1U 3, 1609.
gums n. Redick:
SUI: You are hereby notified to appear at tbs
Office on the 241H DAY OF NAY, le6e at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of the said day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Eurry No.
n3e, made by You April 18th, zoos, upon the Sc 4
of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, Mimi, should
not be Cancelled, As Angus kennedy alleges an
abandonment thereof by You, and propose. 1len and
there to show the same the same, when yuu will lie
permitted to con test such showing.
aprl56W1 Ii. C. WAIT, Regis e..
H. c. BURRtSE aiv.r
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F. 3. DELAN0, Superintendent,

J. II. RANDALL, General Ticket Apen
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7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
IL March o. 1863

! 20 0nSSO OET1VI. 81 CIVIU. bIl.sN.
- March e. 1sGs.
sle: You sre hereby notifedto appear at tbi. ,r,e
on the l0TH DAY or MAY, 1899, at 10 Gclncs in
tne forenoon Of the raid day and then AID there show
cA'.e wLv your Homestead Entry No 1924, made ty
70" April l-th, 1866, upon tho Sc II section
tova.hip 12e. range 20. in the District o.
,aads subject to sale At It, Cloud MINI, s.yud not
10 Cancelled, a. Dionn widman alleges an aDandpn-
saoH the same, when you viii be permitted to con-
'e,. s3ca showing. II. c. WAIT, Register
ep1OWT H. G. RTIRRAEK
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SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
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VVSS1c1. 01:0lO0D. 1IaH.,
sA4- p March "a, 1850.
I'm: Yo1 are hereby notified to appear at t,ss oec.
On ~ 1O1a DAY OF MAY, 1899, at 10 O'Clock in
The sorenooa o, the said day aud then and there shw
you July 2ltb 1865 upon the Sc I .setion5s tar,.
IL. range 81, in the District oflard. 10 .ae y,
g. Clond, Nina, should no. be- Cancelled, as Ander- g.
Peterson alleges an abandonment. t.,ereotby yon al!
proposes then and there to EGw W., san. v .,' 49,,
will be permitted TO contes. such showing.
He. WAIT. H+g!.ier
mar25-ows II. 6. BURBANK, Receiver
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
IL April 9Th, 1869.
David Il! Sxrine:
SR: You arc hereby notified to appear at this ctice
on the 2A1H DAY OF MAY, 1868, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. Ills, made by
you April 18th, 1865, upon the 81 ne II e x se 4
section township 126, range 80, IN the District q
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud Mimi. should not lie
Cancelled Alexander Stewart lie9es an abandonment
the same, when you WILDE permitted to contest such
showing II. c. WAIT, Register,
aprl56wi H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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Minneapos Trains.
Leave st. Paul. 10 Is A. II IL IS H. $50
s. Minneapolis......- s45 lOOP.x.a20
st. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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CURAcoA.

Drsasss ard Desrth oS Fsed-Ths Now Ger-
nas Oensul-News frsn venesaela.
CuRAcoA, w. L, Feb. lb, 1902.
THIS month Of February is properly the 1fth month
OF the rainy season OF the tropics but 20 far with
MS has been oil but rainy. In fact. the dryness II
general In these islands and on the Maine, and is
causing general suffering. Al crops In this vicinity
have failed entirely, and there 10 now not enoug h
food produced 70 sustain . COW. The cattle are
dying In numbers Tor want Of food and water.
Nevertheless the health Of the island is excellent
botn among the shipping and In the town.
Mr.. A. J. Jcsurun, OF this place. has recently been
appointed Consul Of the North German Confedera-
ton. The Frussian war steamer Victoria arrived
here some time ago, when he was installed IN hts
functionA She remained here about ten days, the
officers being very Hospitality entertained by the In
habtanfs, ana sailed on the 10th Inst Tor the west
ward During her stay two OF her crew were charged
with tho murder OF colOred b0atman OF this pace,
who was found drowned. But on investigation into
the facs Of the case the probability was so strong
violence that the sailors were acquitted.
The United States steamer Penohscot is expected
here from Aspnwal
Prom Venezuela learn that the feud between Ru-
perto and Domingo Monagas, OF which wrote you,
has been settled. It seems that the cousins came
together and agreed to waive all claims To the Presi-
dency, and Ruperto has entered tha capital with
hs troops. The question OF designad0 10 NOT how
ever, as vet settled.
In Coro. the birthplace Of all Venezuelan revolu-
tiOns there Is again trouble brewing General Diego
has raised the standard OF revolt TO what diInsn-
Rions this new outbreak has arrived have not
learned. Nearly all observing persons however,
distrus the future or that country and look forward
only 10 q succession OF tumults and rev0ifs until
Uncle sam or some other Power extends its protec-
tion oyerit
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nooa, one O'Clock, at Caivary. The frtsnds Of the
family are respectfully invited.
NoIAN-0n "Wednesday. March 7! At the req; ~
Bowery, Mrs. Ml9Y NOLAN, widow OF James Nolan,
OF Baiicn, county Carlow, Ireland.
NoTco1r."on % on wednesday March II, SARAH NOR
corT. the beloved wife OF William Norcot, In the osth
The iriends and relatives are invited 70 attend the
ca Greenwich street. .ts
Londonspapers please copy.
O'BRIEN.-SuddenIy, on wednesday, March II,
BRIDGET SAMoN, wife Of Michael O'Brien. OF the
county Of Longford parish OF Granard, Ireland, in
The funeral WIN take place on Friday afternoon,
af one O'Clock. from her Late residence, ls6 Tenth
PAYNE.-On wednesday evening, March II, Mrs.
CAROLINE PAYNE, WHO OF Freeman Payne, In the
soth year Of her age.
Wednesday. March ~, HORACE W. PILLsBURy, aged
26 years.
Funeral win take place at Franklin. Mass.
!. RANKIN.-On Monday, March Is, JOHN RANKIN. in
the S0th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon at
three O'Clock from his late residence NO $50 Clin-
ton street, BROOKLYN without further notice.
RloE.-At St. Luke's Hospital, on Friday, March
IL OF consumption, JAMES RICE late sergeant major
OF police at Nassau, N. II, Bahamas. Buried In
Calvary Cemetery. March Is
heart disease, HIBBiRD SABIN. In his i6th year.
The funeral Will take place from his late residence,
132S South Fourth street. Philadelphia this (Thure-
day. afternoon, At rwo O'Clock
STRIPPEI--In East FshkIll on Friday, March IL,
Mrs. CATHAHTNE STRIPPED, 81 years OF age.
SuRGEr.-On Tuesday, March 16, JACOB SURGEr,
In the 97th year OF HIS are.
The relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. go East Eleventh street. this Thurs-
lafternoon at TWO O'Clock without further notice
TALCOTT.-After brief Illness. on Monday March
15 REBECCA w., daughter OF the late William Il. Tai
cott, IN the 23d year OF her age.
The friends Of the FAMILY are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her mother 81 Grand
street Jersey Oty, this Thursday afternoon At one
TAyIoR.-ln this city, on Tuesday afternoon,
March 16, after lingering Illness DANIEL r. TAY.
Lon. counsellor at law, aged A years and month.
His relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the Mission
church. Sixty-drst street. between Second and Third
avenues, this fThursday) afternoon, at two O'Clock
HIS remains win be taken to Danbury, Conn.,, for
interment. -
VAN ORpEN.-on wednesday morning, March II,
ANDREW VAN ORDEN, In the 72d year OF his age.
Notce OF funeral hereafter.
California papers please copy,
WITTB.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, March
10. NELLIE wITrR eldest daughter OF Johanna l..
and Hermann Witte, aged 10 years.
WooD.-On Tuesday, March To- NARY ACKERMAN,
the beloved wife or william s. Wood, aged 70 years.
months and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence 353
West Seventeenth street, this day Thursday, with
out further notice.
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IJY .. BARRY, AUCTl0NEER AND POSI-
ID live auction sAle Of masnncent Household Furniture
hc Carpets, Ac most Of which IN perfect order and
Say nnsdAy March s the entire siesant Furniture, Ac,
contained IN the large brown stone residence 5 Ninstfenk
street. can Of Fourth avenne, fo o'clock
precisely consisting " an elegant rosewood Plano
iorr, magnificent suis IN French satin and re,
Centre Tables &C nso large variety of superb bedroom
fpIrtnrs IN nc .Aryei walnut &c. e horse BAH Mat
ri rsrtcalsrstn esslo.uss y. rss positive nd with
Uut an, -ssesvt. N#
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DEM. r. rAIRcBILp, Aucr1oxERH.
Household furniture,
DIamcnd and Emerald Jewelr

= Wearing Apparel, &c.
Bnrs. - ~ iss vi a. " p"Sic 80 aveon o. On
eepth street, all Of he splendid rurnurs contained in said
house, consng Of splendid rosewood Psror Suit In GRIM
gold brocstsi Psran and Bronze Figures rosewood
marble Tables. hns Steel Engravnss and Chromos Pier
and Manie Mirrors, black walnut BEDROOM SUITE black wal
nns wardrcbes. Esssress Buffet Extension Tabls Easy
thaira, Rockers Curled Hair Nasxses Bprins Na
trsssss, Feather Pillows, Bosers Blankets Sheets, Comfs
ablss black walnut marble top Hatand veve and Brus
sells Carpets, Ocoths Ac The properly al made 10
der and only used Eve months. " order cf
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Aucttofeer,
on FRIDAY, March 10, At Il o'ocf,

IMPORTANT AND sPRCIXL SALE on FIRST CLASS
lMpoRIED, IMP WINES ANp N III LI0UQRs, ~ ORDER or
We directed BY Of wei known inoren Of nne
wines and liquors 70 sell ss above, for forsig account
WIKI -
100 cases Care Msrgaux Masino les7 50 Csntnae
Mcdoc 1857, Aphonss Ahprao; II Margaux hedoc
- do. LATHE fsts loc.ses Chambsrtin W cases Hooks
ines and Marcobrunner 1852; Forster Rssns Lebfrau
mlch, scharssberger Heck and Forster FTsmner
,sry choice, g e.scs Ch.mPssns Jsguay wine Gro.ess
Amoniliado Sherry % 81 Psray, ls9 bottles Bandy
g. .. kAdeTa i old Albert Brown Sherry N demijohns;
Tuscan s.l:d on, ssszs ehoics old cosnsc Bran an
snce OF Of p wins Companys EXTRA goods bot
tied in Londen, sonssng OF halmsey Pale aud Golden
sask oard Brandy three usge Psskages old Chicken Cock
Tho above extra opportunity for the trade and
20 supply themselves with e1ra ne imported and
genuine Wines and Liquors.
Catalogues ready Tuesday.
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NEWSPAPERS.
To.DAY THERE WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE
TELEGRAM THE FOLLOWING CARrooN:-
SCENES IN THE MUNICIPAL CIRCUS-No. l.
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN TRYING TO TOE THE
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN IL MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
"A Valuable Properly on Grand strse


A DRIAN Il MULLER, AUcTloNEER. tsAU
IA yaluahjs Propery on Grand sreeg y
I HMA A1 AE Il tAN 81 auction
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. II. WILKINS 3 co. VII sell
a auction Thar.diy March M at u O'Clock. a The Ex
change Salesroom, Ill Broadway
Grand az story brick House and Lot snae on
the south side Of Grand street between Greene and Wooste
known as No. 81 LOT x2x96 feet
A n MERw1N, AUcTIoNEER.-BANGs, hERwN 4
n. Co, 694 and 696 Broadway corner OF FOURTH street
VIII sell Thursday evening March l0t Al o'clock O
Paintings among them the Marriage OF St. CAthartne, BY
Parmegano splendid Landscape, by Zuccarel and Po
trait BY vandyke also Engraving. both framed and In
sheets Croos, Picture Frames Friday after
noon March ~ O'Clock, Books Stationery Fancy Ar-
ces Autographs Engravings great variety Ink Sates
Blank Books Letter FLEA Exercise Clubs Dumb Bells Cro
que Poemonnais, Tobacco Boxes, Soap, Sewing Cotton
Embroidery Kid uloves &C. also Gold Pencil Case
IA THIS DAY, THURSDAY,
AZ IIo'cock,
SIX HUNDRED GASES
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
AND SOFT HATS,
THE LATEST AND MOST sALABLE STYLES
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED GOODS
Attention Of buyers respectfully invited Catalogues And
MM. TOPPING & CO, Aucsonesrs,
No. 1S2 Church street.
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pY HENRY n. LEEDS { u :R

IS HENRY H. LEEDS UCrIONEER.
viii sell by auction, arch Is 10 O'Clock, at
the private al6 East Tyhird street, between
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
consng Of velvet and Brussels Carpes gilt frame French
manel Mirrors, Curtains, rosewood Etageres
reception Chars carved rosewood ~ Piano. made BY Stein.
piano Stool aud Cover rosewood black
walnut ana iron Bedsissds rosewood and black walnut ma
hogsny Dressing Bureaus waahands hair feather and
Mattresses, Bosers md Pows, Tseatete In hair
cloth black walnut Buffet, oak Extenson Dining Table, oak
cal seat Chairs. &c.
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DIR EDWARD scuEycK, AuCrIoNEER
ID MORTGAGE SALE or ELEoAsT CABINET

~ EDwARD BCHENCK, tomorrow fFrday) II II
eooek q hls s.s.room Liberty street one Of me larger
and most valuable saIee Of 6rst class Furniture offered
II public sale The stock comprises every variety n Parior
Drayug Room, Chamber, Dipfng Room and Ran Furniture
In rosewood, tack walnut bos Dc and buh; also
PARIS MADE FURNITURE,
Of The most unique and modern styles Aso ele
eaus Cocka, Bronzes Flower Stands, &c. Purchasers
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RY B.s LEVY co, 37l WEST THIRrY,ElsnTH
story b. h., 9tOool; W. sh st., between 6sh and TN
ava, h. q b. b., $tso0o; W. 29h st., h. a. bk h.,
2Srl00 $4,000; w. bh st, b. bk h. vl3, 900; w. 18th
st, O. b.. q. biz. h., gil COO
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DIT HENRY D. MINER, AUCrIoHEER
ID sALEsR00h NO. CoRTLANDT STREET.
IMPORTANT SALE OF PAINTINGS.

Mssrlb fesPcctIuIJ hnu0uhcs
Friday, April eb and Nh at their Ar Gallery, e Broadway,
costly collection belonging j. r. Beaumont
Esq consisting exclusively Of original OF BY
iaot esteemed nsstes Of the modern school, the greater
portion OF which painted specially TO his order and
OF unsurpassatlc merit and beauty The exhibition win
days 10 the sae Pun hereafter
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DY HENRY d. MINBR, AuCTIONEFR,
ID Art Gallery SIS Broadway.


IT. d. MINER BARKER will sell on FridsV, March 10, a,
1o ocock At thsir sscsroofn No. Corandt street. hand
Household Furniture comprising Parior kus In bluc
reps and harcloh, black walnut enameed and painted
Chamber suits French plate Mirrors Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Bucts. Lounges hair Mattresses Crockery and
Gass Ware, DcAk 40 Ao superior FIRE proof Safe made
By Herring, suitable for jewellers Or bankers
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A DRIAN Fl. MULLER a r. r. WILKINS WILL SELL
IN Monday, March q a the Exchange Salesr00m, Ill
Broadway 10 north side Of Eighty hird street.
between Eighth and Ninth Also IN the rear OF
curbea tagged and t With being all ready 70 build on
the south side commencing the Boulevard
tween Eighth and boulevard Also Lots south side
Of 10Sh street. 300 feet Of Eighth avenue running TO
New avenue, which viii take 30 feet or which wll give
fine avenue 'front.' All OF the above lots Desirable
Tarms easv. h
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

IIENRY DREHER d CO., AUCTIONEERH, n BOWERY.
II Special sale Of Is casks Of Rhine Wines
county Of New York. to close the estate Of the late Frederick
II O'Clock at lbS Bowery. Sale poaive without
ITENRY DREHER & CO., AUCTIONEERa, 70 BOWRRY.
III Saturday, March 30,
At l0k O'Clock. in New Haven Railroad Building Franklin
street. Centre entrance Nos and the entire Ma
chinery and Tools Of machine shop, namely Three Sliding
Taps bss Patterns and other articles Belonging 70 rst
machine shop By order Of Messrs Winter Frank.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

DY Il. DOUGHTY, AUCrfONBER
ID This day Hhursdsylt March IL,
as I0N scsck the saiesruom ~ sres gentsr
assortment of Parior Suits, Chamber do Carpets Mirrors
Wardrobee Bookcases, Dining Room Furuitle, Ac, the
whole 70 be psremptorily sold By cstaloSus-
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

TTENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIOHERR.-oFFICE AND
s.lesroom ss7 BroadMayselst this day q io,s o'clock
psror Stock superb Fixtures and long, valuable lease Of
magnacent Grocery comprising G barrels Flour lS barrels
&c chests Of Oooe. Pekoe Young hyson souchong ips-
RIAL Enish Breakfan and Teas boxes Of Soap,
serves and Jss. 20 boxes cho;os bags Of Coffee and
dcira, Sherry and White Wines, Sparkling Nersen Hook
heimer and Johannisberg; Brandy 0in Rum and Mhskey
be This sale IL decidedly the most fnpo
tant sale At auction this spring Produce merchants buyers
housckeepers and dealers heartily invited to attend
N. B.--An goods must be removed this day.
At II O'Clock the valuable cheap LcAse for long tem OF
years win be sold the highest bidder Rare opportunity
FOR spoculatorp and business
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4 q. BuRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
~ kslftss iL Wes EieyeD,h street, sish
fwnpre rosod In city county purniiure, panossstsA
paesec, shipp,d stored, money sSvsntsJ.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

DY A. NJ CRrsTALAR 4 SON, AUcTIoNEERs,
ID SALESRoOM 427 BROADWAY, BETWEEN HOWARD
AND CANAL,
CONTINUATION MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
PARTISAN AND CITY MADE FURNITURE,
Friday. O'clock comprising rosewood and
black wal ed and CIT
CHAMBER, PARL0R, 1 AND DINING SUITS,
and general assortment eres, BuHets Hall Racks,
Dining Chairs Tables, Cabl 3.
Goods packed, shipped or until May.
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! RARE OPPORTUNITY roR HoUsEKEEpBas,

IA Hotel keepers and the trade. :.
Over &1b0oo worth OF magnificent Household Furniture all
madeo order At public auon % the highest bidder without
reserve. this day Qhursday) March l8 morning. at lo1
o'clock precisely the elegant Aye story dwsng residence
FITZGERALD, auctonec would call particular attention OF
hts friends and the public TO this SALE which oomprises the
largest richest assortment Of Household Furniture offered
at auction this season. nagnhcent round corner ocsve
Carpets; elegant French satin brocalel Paor Su Tee
aTees, two Arm Chairs. two Reception and eight Medallion
back Chais Turkish and Oriental Chairs 20 match French
Cabinets, brocate and lace Curtains fine Oh Paintng
Bronze sixty day Clocks, statusry Parsn Dresden and
Writing Desk corner and BOOK Stand rosswSoa nS and
Comode, spring and hair Matresses Beds, Bl.nkets wal
nut PAor Suits covered with green reps and haircoth
Dining Chairs rich cut 0sas Crystal and Bohsm.n Ware
Silver Spoons Caste Cooe and Tea Sets French china Tea
and Dinner sstss Table Cutlery &c. N B-ReiAbis In
attendance 70 cart pack for purchasers Parties
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EXPRESSES.

A uG. HysARps FURNITURE AND BAoaAgE gx
"A psess, once - and 10 Bank street, near Blcecker-
First class stoaee furniture packed shipped
81 city II sho+ notice and rsasonsfs raies
ofdels by posprompty aucndsd 70.
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SALES Ar AuUTlON.
EDWAEcD SCHENcK, AUCTIoHEER
II United States Marshal's sale,
by order Of ROBERT MURRAY, ESQ, .. 3 harsAa'.

s<s1k5 - = <AUO 1D1se
EDwARD sCHENcK, AucrIoSEER-
by order Of ROBERT MURRAY. Ess, q T. nsrshs,
= KID Gloves and SILK -.
BY EDWARD sQHENCK, tomorrow, q II o'oioct ss his
sslsss1soI, sale sss, Mo Lbsrv street, quantity o. Mo GLOVES
EoR SALE AT AUcrroN-. N. O. MARSH, AUG
at NJ Cottage House Lot in village Of
hour from city Take IL from New York, foot Of Liberty
street.
GEORGE COOK, AUCrToNEER WILL SELL BY AUc-
~ uon, this day, ~ II O'Clock. at ssesroorns i0i LbeIy
Pianos, Pnpton BedstsAd Beds and Bedding, Glassware
4c removed for convenience Of se ALSO BY order Of
sand Ba csn n snd Easy
Chairs, oMce Furniture, xcs kc
II LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD YgRNITuRE. -.
vAdUAsLE .sIl OIL PAINTINGS. WORKS KS OF c1 ART 40.
AtAo III East Forteth street. near Lexingt1n avenues
Comprising The entire elegant Furniture Of said house, al Of
10 all In splendid order Offering rare opportunity 70 hose 10
want OF rsan, Tine PaRf1ss PurnIt1Ts; coNrA1r
elegant Administer Carpets rich solid rosewood Pnror suits
IN crimson brocs.el with Curtains 70 match rosewood
Ds .ss sss 81 s:ns
'''.'.' @'' : s'A' piiiNsiiso ROOM
Lounge Dining and Arm Chairs In velvet push all 70 mntch
rich French ns Cut Glass and Silver hne PROOF En-
craving, c Ensiss ESRaRY sTae:els cosfAfEs fcAsffgss 80
massive carved solid naid Secretary Bookcase Of great
value hsprO0f s. o PsPspsa UiSX Espi Curtains &C.
richly carved solid rosewood and walnut Bcdssads Bureaus
Armoura Gace Lounges, Turkish Chairs 3russels and Vel
vet CarIs RISsnys Sns .ags 60 10s usual ~
Catalogues at sale this day.
The New York herald., 1869-03-18
CARTOON.

RING MASTER u k.-seady does Il, Hof. Never mind
the rabbe Bring down the law and end and ypul
strike the balances.
Howl know eIactiy what I ought 70 do Gues, TN
DO It.
RESPECT. sRFCTA TORS Bravo Honl Wen done 40
far Keep Il up
Rowprrs. &c.-Ya-a-ahi Boo-oob SCARF him Oh,
somebody Wish he'd break his ncckl
The New York herald., 1869-03-18

UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
n will give their special attention 20 the sales OF Furniture
residences of families during the coming They
will hold regular weekly sales at their spacious store "
Liberty street. for those who desire this medium OF sale.