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The New York herald., 1869-05-18
A UCTION SALE. N. TAYLOR, AuCTiONEER.
n Magnificent Household Furniture.
500 lots by,catslogue.

n Magnificent Household Furniture.
500 lots by,catslogue.
Drawing Room Suits, raia.ings s,ainary,
Works of Art and Articles OF ver,u,
o, At at public auction,
III. eegan, brown 81 we. Fifteenth street,
Drawing Roomssupcrb suits, covered French satin brocs
.e Of the richest description, viz Sofas oval
Bookcase shoies Books. superb Cabinet nisd
Fables OH Painting rare and vsasbis coss.ion Holy
ssi;Is: s..i'sss
. s:s y Fruit 9 Gy
s..aay Hamlet, M.zeppa Diana, MInerva
o% cns uSSs lay. ss.
:: ;S:
three Srasss turkish rsciians Chairs covered
rss.es Mirrors Corner stands Sofas
Dinns wann, Buffet, Extension Table, Gu,
spoons. FORKS Dnnsr Tea services French China dinner
se sh.eld Table Cutlery; Linens. Hai.ars, Car
ssad IL. :ss ssss Firth svsnse stage: or sixth sr
pY HENRY 4; LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY H. LEEDS, Aucuonc.r.
''''' y lsries si7 and $40 Brcsdwsy. ''''''' ''
Executors Of elegant Household FURNITURE costly ss,u
HENRY H. LEEDS aiSssskA vim .s,. sy order ?, IN.
IS Ps
% r. and De % ss S from
slave" by TasoIine with other costly articles will
without reserve. ny order OF the executors.
I)Y HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
- HENRY VI. LEEDS, AuCrIONEER.
salesrooms, No. ~ Chambers " Ara
gsleres Nos si7 and ss Broadway, southwest corner
On TUESDAY. Msyis
Al IL o'clock,
at their saesrooms No 81 Chabas street ard ~ Reade
osN. ehsnn,ssrrn sI,s, sS grade c,Srs,s
hauser, Val de Penas; also S5 California sti and
Sparkling Wines Bttcrs 6c l60 bottles very choice Pale
and Brown sherry, Madeira, Port few Brandss,
shcrries, Mamscys Msdera &C. Brundenburg Frcres
rinks A. 60. Clsre's and Sauternes, Dins Oard, Vine
Growers and other Brsndies Bourbon Whskcys in casks
IN London reliable goods also Jules Robin Mares
and Hcnnessy Brandie London Dock Runs Granada and
Antigua Bourbon Whskcy season OF isJ, by the DOZEN,
case or dsmijohn.
pY HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER
ID HENRY n. LEEDs, Auctloneer.
sassrooms 80 Chambers street and ~ Reade streets
Galleries bl7 and $40 broadway, southwest Twelfth
On e evenings OF Tuesday, MAY s5 and Wednesday, May
Leeds Art Galleries.
~ and sle Broadway, ut ~ O'Clock each evening,
Fine Oh Paintings and Water Colos received from Eu
rope by well known European artist. also several
rictures py tsvorite American artists pe sold without
Also SO fne old Pictures, unframed. TO close a.. 1,n,
VIII be on exhibition on and after Monday, lJe md
'cven'ng untilsa Particulars In a few days
10y A. NJ CRIsTALAR SON.
ID hortgs ge sale OF Furniture.
A. NJ CRIsTALAk a son, Auctioneers, win SELL at Mer
saiesroU, 427 Broadway, between broadway and Caha
street. this day, May S al 1O O'clock of the arrest
and valuable sales OF first class Furniture Offered
auction The stock comprises and black wan'
Psrlor Suits all styles in crimson silk reps harcloh
Chamber and Dining Room Suits Lounges, Easy Chairs.s
Wsshsands Extension and Centre Tables Desks Bnfets
49,. patat
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DY A. NJ. CRIsTALAR A SON.

ID hcrtgsg sge sale of Furniture.
A. N. CRISThLAkS SON, Auctioneers, win sell, Ner
saesroum, 4N Broadway between broadway and Cahai
street. this day, May 1 AT 10 O'Clock, OF the larrest
and valuable sales OF first Furniture oercd
auction. The stock comprises rosewood and black wan
Psror Suits, all styles in crimson silk hsrclou
Chamber and Dining Room Suits, Lounges Easy Chairss
wsshsands Extension and Centre Tables Desks Bures
nlad Cabinets oil Paintings, Brontes Clocks, Vases Tea
Sets Ao &c. The sale will commence with choice SEQ
esd hapd Furniture Catalogue ~ sale
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AMVyuRMRNra


WASSsss$Fss' SssFs Sss$Fss 'AAAsSEi sSfaysIc CASTE CASTE.
ccAsrrkk cAsrkk SATURDAY AsR AarIsre Ara cAsTk cAsTk.
Th. beautiful play sscoEnl.sd wherever the English
TIE COMEDY
of the era, and the most
ESSSiisii$EE ESSSSisI$E S9|;E'}$E SISSEESS$$EE
shower on the ster and neglected so OF the drama resv
The literary brotherhood everywhere welcomed 1t with
~ " THE THE HARsEsSEs H4RsFsGEE
pro@se. p to haSs sers dun
A. he
tions which illustrated the opening Of this century s. sur
dramatic productions Of late years depended for
70 s p wa 3 susa su% S
ancy the dialogue to command from opening to close
UNFLAGGING INTEREST
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED HOUSES.
CROWDED AND DELIGHfED HOUSES.
C I'll
SEATS MAY BE SECURED
u THE sEMAlSIse NIGHTS
WALLAcks.
SATURDAY., MAY 22.
Doors open at s. sEo1RE agREspSs YSuis e SEATS.
CADENY OF MUSIC.
n LURLINE.
THURSDAY, May a0
LURLlNE
IN ENGLISH.
MISS ISABEL MoCuLL0CG,
Mme. ANNIE KEMP BOWLER,
Nj BROOKH0USE BOWLER,
Mr.. q. r. HALL,
Mr. AMArTHISON
Signor LoRlNI,
IMMENSE SUCCESS
LURLINE
LURLINE,
with Scenery, Dresses, Machinery Appointments,
AT A COST OF OVER
$y0GO0.
Incidental Ballet by
MARIETTA BONFANrf,
Signor NOW SSIMO,
AND GRAND CORPS DE BALLET.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the present week the Opera OF
will be sung on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
MORNING AND EVENING.
FRIDAY-LURLINE IN ITALIAN.
SATURDAY-MATfNEE IN ENGLISH.
SATURDAY EVENING IN ITALIAN.
POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.
General admission
Secured seats In Parquet and Balcony 80 cents extra
fanny 'oo cens
frivate boxes -. s@o
Seats be secured in advance at Academy OF
Music Schmers No. 701 Broadway, and No. ia Broad
way.
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JARRETT 4 PALMER.

AIIBLOS GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers ....... JARRETT PALMER
ENGAGEMENT OF THE CELEBRATED
LYDIA THOMPSON BUHLESQUE TROUPE.
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTH PERFORMANCE.
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES,
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES,
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES,
LAST NIGHTS FORTY THIEVES
LAST NIGHTS, LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS, LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIGHTS, LAST NIGHTS,
which positively be withdrawn after Saturday for
the production of another Spectacular Buresque.
MONDAY, MAY H. 1869,
will be presented the successful Burlesque of the
FORTY THIEVES,
in which Misses LYDIA THOMPSON, Lisa Weber, Pauline
Markham, Emma Graan Clara Thompson, Lizzie Kelsey,
Messrs Harry Beckett j. W. HILL q. Keschum, Brutons
&c. will appear.
Musical Conductor. Michael Connolly
LAST FORTY THIEVES MATINEE,
SATURDAY, AT2P.M NJ.
In active preparation q Grand Oriental Buresquo Panto
mimic Extravaganza entitled
SINDBAD THE SAILOR.
The Scenery Costumes, Music &c entirely and many
distinguished artists In addition to the present unrivaed
troupe.
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SALES At AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
n DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT RYE, wEsTCHES-

ADRIAN n. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS CO. lwtll sell at
suoons on Thursday May 90 at ~ O'clock at the Exchange
s.ssroom III srosdway the desirable Residence formerly
situate on Grace Church street, OF Rye westchester
county n y, containing about ~ The property
about three quarters OF mile from the depot and half mile
from steamboat landing The house TIVE story and attic
lsxl6 feet contains II large and all the modern i'm
provemens hot and cold water &c good stable carriage
house, sheds 0utbuldngs; also variety of
shade The property has magnificent view of Long
Island Sound.
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A UCTION NOTTCE-L. FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER.-
"A Magnificent Household Furniture, rosewood IA oc-
Panoforte, stool and Cover Works of Art Bronzes
Clocks, Paintings Chandeliers Vases, statuary, Fig
ures, many rare and costly parlor Ornaments latest
stye Paror Suites, with the richest description
satin brocatei, at public auction this day (Tuesdsy
May s, morning. at lOH O'Clock precisely at the ele
street, Sixth Velvet. Brussels Medallion Car
pes rich and co,y paror Suits latest style, covered with
satin brocatel Curtains TO match rosewood Etageres
French Cabne os de Rose gded Tables to match, from
Paris; 25 Oh Paintings by masters with Bronzes Sta
tuary Dresden Paran and China Vases Turkish and ORR
entail Chairs Pier and Mantel Mirrors marble tops Pier and
Library Suit covered with green reps Library Table, Book
Side Stands. Writing Desk
walnut Chamber SUITS style OF Louis XIV cured horse
spring Mattresses Bedding Linen. Blsnketp Quilts
Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Chairs, Sofas Rockers
Lounges covered with and halrcoth Dining Room Fur
nure-Extension Table Sdeboard Dining Chairs rich Cut
Glass Crystal Ware China Tea and Dinner SETS Silver
Table Cutlery, &C. N BParties wishing to attend
s sale take Broadway Sixth Seventh avenue cars.
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IIENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER,1 1sa BROADWAY.
III Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
On Tuesday, May IL, II O'Clock,
Special and per smpory salc by auction OF Paor
Library and DINING Room suts Etageres Bookcases Ward
robes Centre Side Tables, Turkish Easy Chairs
Lounges AZ, &c. Sale positively without By order
OF asaianee.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
DY A. n. CRIsrALAR. AuCTIoNEER.

DY A. n. CRISTALAR. AUCTTONEER.
ID =. Valuable Oil Paintings.
A. N. CRIsTALAR SON will Offer at their salesroom.
l27 Broadway between Canal and Howard streers, this
day May 8 ib6s ~ O'clock large collection Of OIL
Paintings 0he property OF gentleman going 70 Europe In
Coast Views BY celebrated artists Sale without reserve
Connoisseurs aud others Inv ited
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Y. H. LUDLOW A co. will sell by auction, on Tuesday,
May s 1852 at O'Clock, at West fourteea,h street,
Filth avenue,
Carved rosewood Parlor Suit In figured reps rosewood 81
Pianoortc, fine walnut Library Tables, Lounges
Sofas and Chairs rosewood and mahogany French He'd.
seads Dressing Bureaus, Washsttnds Werdrobcs Bed
room suit spring and hair Mattresses, mahogany Extension
Table, Dn'ng Chairs marble top Bun, hne French China
.other with the Kitchen Utensils.
! Catalogues as No. Pine street
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si7 and s1q Broadway, ut ~ O'Clock each evening"
Fine on Paintings and Water Color Just received
yope by well known European artss. also several fns
reserve.
VIII be on exhibition on and after Monday, u md
evening, until sale. Particulars In a few days "a
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TJENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
Salesroorn, No. Corandt street; Art Galleries. s45
Broadway, two doors from Fourteenth street.
FINE ARTS.
Now on exhibition free, day and evening" a. MINER
BARKER'S Art Galleries, sf5 Broadway.
Third annual sale by A. D'HUYvETTER, Esq, of Ant.
wep, OF valuable Paintings painted to his order by OF
distinguished highly esteemed artists Of the
French, Belgian and Dusseldorf schools and which, for
artistic tnsh beauty Of composition variety OF subject has
not been exceed by collection offered to T lovers In
HENRY d. MINER BAKER win sell at auction, on
Thursday Friday evenings May 20 and 81 at o'clock,
their Art Galleries, Si5 Broadway the entire gallery Of
superb Pictures belonging to A. DHuyvetter ESQ., In which
the follow faynrte and eminent artists are chnracerc
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kUOut W BtIId1ny
fronting s52 93 feet Kngsbdge road 7.3 feet Ma
combs Dam road, the sidewalks of which graded and
tagged and ls1 5ls feet on Park place. which viii be
the delivery OF the deeds, at the expense Of the
owners
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ExEcUT9Es SALE ,,,.or,, .,,o
On Tuesday, May 1s 1869, at TO A. NJ at No 36 vesey
street. up stairs, splendid Jewey, consisting OF Diamond
Cross Studs Gold Watches Chains, Diamond Rings. &C.;
II HATHEwAY, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL WE'D
~. nesday, 18th, II O'clock at No. 80 vesey street,
$4,000 worth of fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Fruits Pre-
serves, and whole Stock of jobber.
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pY HENRY II. LpEDs 4 MINER.

u HENHT EEEDS, NUrtI0nter.
salssrooms s Chambers street and u Reade street A
saerles b17 and $40 Broadway southwest Twelfth
On the evenings Of Tuesday, MAY 2 and Wednesday, May
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DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER-EXTRA LARGE
ID sale of Household Furniture OF every kind and descrp
being the entire furniture of two dwellings, removed 10
the for convenience of SALE Wednesday, May 49,
commencing l0t9 O'Clock, the tion rooms, No.
IS East Thirteenth street, between Broadway and University
place This win be of the largest sales this and
will embrace article required the housekeeping line
much of which has been made by best maufac
tuers and used but II viii also include elegant
Mirrors 40 81 Carpets rich solid, black wal
nut and rosewood Furniture suitable for paror dining
bedroom and basement n B--Cataogues giving full de-
scripon of the goods win DO ready early Wednesday
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"A Groups, Figures Tables Aabsser Goods. real Bronze
Bohemian Glass, &C, by COLE MURPHY, asl Fulor
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
IL ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
VICTORIA, HARNESS, &C,
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II Second Hand Furniture,
Elegant Carpets Psrlor SUITS Bedroom, two fine rosewood
Pianos.
By EDWARD SCHENCK, tomorrow, 10th inst, at No. 90
Liberty street. a. leh oeloek A. Nj large aSsormsn, Of
Carpets Paor Suits Bedroom Suits and large number OF
Bedteads Mattresses Pows washsands and large guam
y other Furniture. Also two fine rosewood Pianos BY
Stoddart.
emptory.
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4 ,ORPoRATtoN NOTICE.
~ SALE s oE ,PrEso 10 FOR UNPAID TAXES

puhlic nn,ina,' = ,KgIUN WNTEK KENTS.
unnaId VOC ~, necby given that sale OF Property for
for ro, W VIC years 1864 and is65 and the regular rsuts
water for the years ss and 1894 VIII take place
=, nncuon at the City Hall IN Tho civ ~, New York an
n we s.h day Of November NEXT al 10 O'Clock noon
pe shai ~. p way 70 dag until ,he Whole OF said pro-
efy 40 ~ b p s ana that detailed statement Of the tro
~ =, ne SOFA Tor unpaid and Croton vatar
~ pupshod Ia pamphlet deposited Ia s o,ca ~ a riapr
pec N The Comptroer's &C. nso IN thc ore ~ hs
amnbe, VI ,hies o. the city of New York where The aid
orsr wy Do delivered person sppyns th.reSo
a =. CAnv, Clerk of Arrears ''NohA'' 'omp'rouer.
tffr or NFw YoHK July 81 1866
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A cry AUCTION MART.
Hjd ss'eav.yb 1osqs e. nGyosETs s
Catalogue Of sale this day, at IL O'Clock ~
and BE- seS on
Jerome Park owing 20 the very severe era G h
the aoth inst.
Thoroughbreds.
The great brood Mare Adegaza by imported uiencoe' u
Chestnut Horse Me,ae, ave years old. by Star Davis dam
Chestnut Horse Sanford four years old by Uncle Vic, dam
Flora Mefsor I'VE years old by Lexington dam
Bay mare siesy, ave years old, dam Angolpe by Albion
Bay stallion zgzag nine years old by Kurc, dam ze'a'
Chestnut gedng Aldebaran years old by Commodore
Bay ssding Juba i've years old by Balrowne Julia.
Chestnut gcding Simple simon, four old by Simon
Chestnut Tanmany two years old by Lexington, dam
Bay Cot, two years old by Breckenridge, dam Bes by
bay Mare Scotia Ave years old by Tar River, Ma
ricta by Boston, second dam by Sir Charles &c &c has
sun mile ~ ! 10 - miles ~ s;il ...
Handsome stylish perfectly sound years old
Road Horses.
Bay Gediug, 5 hands, eight old warranted sound
and Kind In al harness. rot IN 800 TO road wagon
sorre Mare I'M hands, i've years old to be sound
Black Horse 1914 nands seven years old, sound
and kind In all stylish, fine stepper an elegant
Brown Horse iaJ hands, years old by Rysdyks Hanba
tonlan dam. Black Hawk mare; warranted kind In al
tro, in 9 $50 10 the pole whenin condition.
Pair soel Ponies closely matched II hands years old
warranted sound and kind IN all very sysn drivers
and hne roadsers together with city made Road Wagon,
Harness. blankets, Robes, Whip &c ,,
Brown HorEe ib hands, III years old Kind IN All harness
ot in three mnutes together with top Wagon, Har-
ness 40.
Pairs.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
Catalogues can be obtained from the Auconeers
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain j. Il. Hiidretf

CRESCENT CITY,
Captain J. b. Hidreh,
VIII De aespatcned on Saturday Nov 90 at O'Clock r. n.
Freight received through for ST. Louis Mobile and
The UNITED STATES viii succeed Saturday Nov. "a.
apply to
FREDERIC BAKER,
DO Broadway.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
l. THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.

pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
rsrraHr cRa ip passaaI Es SPrs syA Azpuorp
s fE', i e slss s's ssss
according to location OF berth
the trip. =
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. ~ North
Of each month except when those days fall Sunday then
One hndred pounds OF baggage free to each adult Medl.
NoyemSsr ao...ALAskA Captain Gray connecting with
steamer JAFAS viii leave San Francisco December for
01DA ""u 'Ap""N NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
for steamer ALASKA received ans n n ON Frday So
yemeer ~ an the usual facilities afforded shippers in col
For freight or passage tickets and all further Information
'rse ~ 0''' sA sX Mssr
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
- Company.-Ihe elegant sidewheel steamship SOUTH
VII .s s. Thomas Fsrs fsrasaSuso Bsda saa IT.
- = - WILLIAM R.SsRkisoSs,' & aps{ .
No. Bowling Green, Ny.
UNITED sT nsss MAIL As 80 sI.1 MAyaS
sailing regularly every THURSDAY, at O'clock P. ~,
M9SsS casrIG Rss H. s Saaa .i sev
EXILE GkapsS Srn sSS Greene. sn 6s
' '~-' $ :. WHEELER, Jn, President,
.------------- ~ = Aonns --
HAVANA, sTsAL AND VERA CRUZ
II New York and Mexican Man Steamship line sailing
every twenty days. from pier East ryeF at IL o'clock,
The splendid new steamers
CITY or MEXICO, Dcaksn. Saturday, Dec
CLEOPATRA Friday Dec. ~
For freight or passage apply -
+. ALEXANDRA SONS, SO Broadway.
IrOR HAvANA.-UNITED STATES MAIL.
The well known 1rst class sidewhee ssamshlp FAr
pe q E So Pye a Noyemer a. IT.
For freight passage (havng superior saeroom accom-
1LiSiSGsTog, FOX co, s. Liberty street.
i OF Oalyeston Steamers.
Sailing every Saturday, at NJ, touching Key West
The Al steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Kennedy, at pier III
East river, win sail on Saturday, November 10:
goods for Houston the interior viii BIO forwarded by
agents Messrs r. H. Mcaaaan Co, free of wharfage
dFayage or commission for receiving or forwarding.
Insurance guaranteed low a. by other route. No
deleainn Galveston FOR ireEh or passage apply TO
g. H. MALLORY CO. i5S Madam tsos
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN Southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR, GaFdoa Gates, viii leave pier Il
Eas, river Saturday, November 20.
Freight for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken Al
through rates.
freight passage, having superior Accommodating
apply 10
The BfESVILLE will follow from pier 30 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 co.
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spORTINc-pOGs, BIRDS, sc.

LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N Nadicncs for all diseases. Prepared FOOD Tor
hooking Birds nj b. D0VEYS, No. Greene street, coFhes
OF Canal.
N Blades attended BY Mrs. DOvEY.
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DIRps, DOGS AND RARE ANIMALS, GOLD FISH
ID Globes, Aqusria Water Plants Shells Coral Bird seed
&c Fine Singing Canaries Just imported Monkey; mae
lot. r.. MUIR fso broaawAy.
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FINANCIAL.

An. ADVANCE OF 100000 WILL BE MADE UroS
n North Carolina Special Tar Bonds Principals only APP
ply at IL Nassau street, room No 2.
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A LADY OF RESPECThBILfrY WISHES TO MEET
N with gentleman who would advance her dS0O op good
security only those giving good address will be noticed Ad
dress COPYtsT, station d..
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DRY GOODS.

VERY CHOICE AND ELEGANT
IA assortment of Ladies' Childrens
Furs,
in Sable, Mink, Erfnine, re-, de-,
manufactured for the best city
retail trade Is offered
NJ prices that will defy competition.
J. X. TERRY,
IL Union square.
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NJ HARRIS, NO. BREvoORT PLACE (TENTH
IN street) has just received choice assortment OF i'm
ported Suits Dinner and Evening Dresses ali latest
novelties.
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COAL AND WO0D.

GOAL FOR sALE--AT THE LOWEST RATES, AT
" MUHfHYS yards 2s5 and 2sS Mulberry street. Red
Assove and Ega and Broken delivered free OF carriage
any part OF the city, from the Schuyk Anthony
reynolds and Cap Fox Apply At the yards mr. to Mr. FAR
NEl.. weigher. foot Of Larns street
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PERSONAL.

A YOUR FRIEND ANNA, LATELY AT 1872 HAS NOT
"A. left the city. You viii hnd her BY calling at l3S
West Twenty seventh stres. ANNA MANzOk.
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DpIE.-wE SHALL GO TO THE GREAT MATINEE
"A of the city to-day at the Tammany. The same bill re-
keatsd that much admired Thanksgiving. g. W. i.
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A SPLENDID VERY LIGHT COUPE, LINED " ITH
IA. Bismarck satin; Clarences, Coaches three Coupe
Rockaways very ight Park Pony Phaetons top road
Carragea and Wagons from S25 up; Harness. Blankets
Robes Win be cleared at low figures to make for
800 Sleighs VIM H. GRAY, 20 a. a. and 20 Wooster 1T.
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TOR SAVANNAH. GA.-rHREE FIRST CLASS TICK
cts with passage FOR servant for sale at discount OF
per cent. H. MARSH, 5i6 Broadway.
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DRIvATE FUNDS TO INVEST IN BOND AND MORT
gage In New York city and brooklyn, In large amounts
ard on Staten Isspd In small suns.
J. D. 4 j. II. sKIDMORE, n Cedar street.
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C,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
MANHATTAN. Forsyth. ednesday November "a
MINNESOTA Price. Weanesoay, December
From pier 46 North river.
Cabin passage, $50, gold.
Passage from and 70 New York. Paris Hamburg Rotter
DAM &C Drafts Ireland, England France and Germany
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20

WILL THE HACKMAN WHO CONVEYED THE
n. ladies from baltimore train "Wednesday morning
please return the silk Umbrella to Miss FRANK BARTON
Jos West Thirty first street,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-11-12
Pig Tails and All.

The Rev" Mr.. Beecher, in q woman s
suffrage speech recently made in Hart
ford, Conn, when questioned, said;
al am for the Chinamans vcting, pig
tails and all, for his sake as well asours.
Bcecher secs, and reasons well, that
when we broke down the bars for the
Africans TO leap over, the women must
follow men, with pig tails and all,
Bcechcr is consistent
"To question from the audience the
Chinaman saying he was Buddhist, Mr.,
Beochcr replied he would let all Of both
sexes Of all races vote, the citizen, oi
course, and the foreigner also the day
he landed. Our government is never
so safe as when IL rests upon all--black
or white, bond or free, male or female,
native or adopted"
Bcecher's logic is irresistible; and
though the Bible seems to stand II little
in the way of woman becoming Ballot.
Box master over the man, BeecheI
smashed it up, st. Paul and all.
But, why, when the African comes in
stop with the Buddhist, or the woman
or the foreigner, "thc day he lands p
Why not be logically consistent, a'
Boecher Is?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-11-12

General Grant went from Washing
ton to Philadelphia to attend the we'd
ding OF a daughter Of Bishop Simpson.
Ho had on wedding garments for the
reporters describe his coat even in de-
tall, and the New York World says ;
"They report with equal and painful
particularly the gifts of the guests.
But here we look in vain for mention
of Grant. Everybody else seems to have
contributed; but in the long list OF
presents there is no mention Of Grant
or Dent" The World seems to forget
that all the gifts Grant Is concerned in
take another direction.