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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30

s@- An important archaeological
discovery has been made in the will
age of MARCEL, (Pas-de-Cslais, }
France. Some workmen in digging
the foundations of house, came up
or a quantity of human bones and
other remains. The results of the
discovery so far have been 237 skele-
tons, ninety-one earthen vases, FIVE
OF glass, twenty-three lances, nine
Javelins, eight hatchets, and guam
tity OF necklaces, earrings, beads, &c.
The site of this cemetery is near a
camp, called in the Neighborhood
after Caesar, but which was still oc-
cupied in the fourth century. The
skeletons are those of race Of men
of tall stature, some measuring six
feet four inches.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30

sarIt is now absolutely certain
that theAfrican traveller, Livingstone
is safe. The Duke of Argyle yester-
day received telegram from the Gov
ernor of Bombay containing infor-
nation that he (tbe Governor) had
just received letter from Livingstone
himself, dated Ujyi, May l3 1869.-
He was in good health and every
where we'll treated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30
A man in Cairo has invented

"A man in Cairo has invented q
spring to be attached TO the feet by
which person is relieved Of the la
Dor of walking, to great extent
He claims that his invention will en-
able a man to walk ten miles an hour.
-Boucicault, who is an Irishman,
has written over $50 theatrical piec-
es and be once remarked that he
was ready to keep all the theaters in
London going His literary income
amounts to over $50, 900 yearly.
"A Kentucky jury has acquitted
the murderer Of the son of the late
Governor Powell, on the plea of in
toxication at the time the crime was
committed.
The death Of Victor Emapuel
vil not materially effect the destin-
los Of Itaiy. Prince Humbert sue
ceeds him as Kiog, and will follow
the patriotic policy of his father.
The Boston Post now suggests
that 10, the poor Indian, who is
supposed TO have invented the sup
Elementary summers, shall have a
monument.
The Pope has ordered FIVE hun
dred caskets for the Ecumenical-not
for coffins, but for the Bishops tn
carry home full of relic trumpery.
The new Catholic Cathedral now
being built in Brooklyn, N. Y. will
cost two million dollars, and seat IF
teen thousand people.
The Madison (Wis.) Democrat
says there is a movement on foot to
make Chief Justice Dixon one of the
Circuit Judges of the United States
Court.
Immense quantities of bogus
iewelry are now worn. Alaska
worth 1c each, are fash
ionable,
Since the adjournment of Con-,
gress, the President has suspended
about 125 Postmasters.
1t is said that 81. 600, 900 of Nor
thern capital is being expended this
year in improvements in Georgia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30

We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon,
the County Court for the county of GRAFT, Commits
soners to receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate Of Tobias
Osborne late of the county Of Grant, deceased. and
also All claims and demands exhibited in offset there
10 and seven months from the 9th day OF November
inst beneaIlowed for thst purpose do therefore.
hereby rive notice that We will attend 10 the Usness
Of our said Experimental the office ofthe Clerk OF the
Road OF Supervisors in the village OF Lancaster on
the first Monday of February nsxt, being the lat day
of February 1870 snd on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF
1uue, 1870. rom Q o'clock NJ until 4o'cock p N. on
each OF said day. BURR,
P H PARSONS,
24w q " RYLAND
Dated this 18th day Of Nov 1870 Commissioners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30

The priests in Mexico have COM
menced an anti-Masonie crusade, and
the press has reproVed them severely
for it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30
EAT, DRINK, AND WEAR,
IRON AND STEEL

IRON AND STEEL
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
NAILS, CUT, CLINCH & HORSE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CARPENTER q FARMING TOOLS
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CUTLERY GLASS AND PUTTY
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
CHAMPION CLOTHES wRINGER
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE
At the Bloomington Hardware Store
i9-43tf L. BROWN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30
WANTED.

EVERY LADY TO KNOW that we give frst-cIass
Sewing Machine for weeks light work at her own
home. For particulars address
A. PARKHURST 4 CO.,
2sns Chisags III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-11-30

NM take pleasure in announcing to the people Of
w Mount Hope and vicinity that we have received
our NEW STOCK or GOODS, consisting of an entire
stock of
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
DY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
ID Salesroom, No. Cortlanit street;
Art Gallery, Sl5 Broadway
RECEIVERS SALE OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
ArE EGLEGTiC CLUB, b. 0Ept

JOHN LINN, ESQ, RECEIVER.
MINER BARKER win sell Thursday, May q, at l09
O'clock at the Eclectic Club Honse OF Twenty sixth
and Fifth the entire Property OF the above
named club consisting Of rosewood and black walnut suts
OF Furniture IN and plush velvet medallion Car
pet elegan. French Plate Pier and Mnnte Mirrors carved
@acs walnut marble top Centre Tables ,,rrsR
walnut and oak Round Side and Gard Tables;
Carpets Oicoths, black walnut Extension
Tables elegantly carved black walnut marble top Bullets,
Once and Dining Room Furniture China, 0ass and Dinner
Scrvces &C. Also, fine French Billiard Table,
made By Phean Coenssr; one and one pocke. do. Al
the Stock OF wincs Liquors. kc., consstng OF Mumm
Clquot and Heidsck Champagne fine Brandes, ClaIe;s
Burgundy Mosee Port &C. Further particular In time
the York Herald from 1855 TO 1875
Putnams Harpers, Eclectic and other Magazines French
German and American illustrated Periodicals. Novels, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
DY HENRY d. MINER. AUCTIONEER,
IL Saleroom No. CQrtandt aree Art QallerY Mh RrQn

DY HENRY d. MINER. AUCTIONEER,
ID saIeroom, No. Corandt street, Art GALLERY b Broad
WATCHES REGULATORS FRENCH MARBLE AND
CLOSING OUT SALE OF =. JOS. KLEIN, sss PEARL
MINER 4 BARKER win sell on Tuesday, May 4, at loh
O'clock a the store Of F. JOS Kein 36S Pearl street. the
entire of gold silver Watches black
walnut Regulators marble and gilt French Clocks Guard
Chains &C., &c.
DY F. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-GENTEEL HOUSE
ID hold Furniture, In Rrooklyn.-On Tuesday, May at
o1 o'clock at the corner Of Grand avenue and Leferts
prsng Piano, Parior Suits, velvet
three py Carpets China and Glass Kitchen Furniture,
&c, &C. N. B-f. Cotton removed from IA broadway
So East Thirteenth street. between Broadway and University
place. and ready receive consgnments from AL his
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
AMUsENIKNTS.

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Agdsrs s'piss PisS ssplf al &:
THE DkAHxTiS pEfxRTxENf 3 WIN ps closed sp.a
evenings 1s xsss es cs1soH SsSAL Of
WIN be produced scale Of magnihcsnce never before
ssas %sy b secured the bo. once and :. ia Broad
evening after May 8, six performances in advance.
OLYssRIos sIsy THEATRE sYMs4 ATs
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5AaEs HsSh LEWIS ZONE
HAGSY HioHn 4Esps
Misses Jackson fi! P; Frs;iiss ass.'
New scenery By Mr.. I; ssAsi ;. x,.. w,.. xo,.
Between the pieces the RidL SISTERS, BETTY and
EMILY
POOR R'fsfsfd FfssIS5DpY. e
Admission 50 cents Doors open at74.
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who WI this and evening and Saturday assP
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c4aftAssoa c4AaSftsoAp SAHeAs 4s4!S;
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9sH STREET
Jas Fisk rsSBsi's; GssIs
sHAKsrrAnr's ssE s9S s9 sHEs & MASTERPIECE
,rspTs TIE 5zTESfoSf Thh TEMPEST
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memorable in dramatic annals one chssis
a.
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ing Of ship are depcted Win w9ndsrr PSws5 and bsss
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
A UorIoN NorIcE.-EDwIN NICHOLS 4 CO., AU'


Magnificent Household Furniture; Velvet Brussels In
grain Carpets elegant rosewood seven octave Panoioe
artists; rich Bronzes Mirrors antique and China Vases
precisely. At the four story residence ll9 Clinton place
Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues magnificent
Paror Suits with richest description OF French
brocsiel and Lace Curtains Mirrors Etaseres
Corner and Book Stands Bookcase Writing Desk, Chamber
Suits Bedsteads Bureaus Comodes Spring and
Hair Masrssses Beds Blankets Quilts Linen Sofas Chairs
Table; rich Glass China Silver Ware Table Cutlery,
Hall stancs, Stair Carpets Ocloths, Stoves, &c. Sale
positive.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

THE TAMMANY.
anFSjH sueSEs
MARVELLOUS SUCCESS OF the great Pantomime Bur-
'''Sui ROBINSON cRusoE AND HIS NAN FRIDAY; >
patroniaed ri TIE GRAND ThEATRE Of THE TAMSANY,
sa ss y 5
PIECE of burlesQue and pantomime. NO EXPENSE has
been g N sos % snS HIS MAN FRIDAY
XHkREp css 81 fnd TE sEasSS
The includes the greatest collection Of buresque and
pantommic talent In America, among whom we may men
FRIDAY, JAMES g. MAFFIT
ROBINSON C@KUs0E, @ y; q, gA@RTHoL%9MEW @ %
MISS PIGTAlL, MISS ALICE HKRR!s0N:
hIf tMisIs TIE FAIRY FSs o5EES sEM MISS WHITING
ZANFRETTA the nimitable monkey; Mr. Caron, Mle Jos
zanretta Nile Caron, Nile. Bares Nile Auguste Baretta
and the Masters Caron During the Buresque and Pan
''"'n' BEAUTY AND ARTISTIC ELEdxEOE
anything Of the kind before presented In America The
performances commence with part consisting Of variety
" --' STARTLING AND UNIQUE
the Double Trapeze Mile ZuleDa and Mons ventn
the great E gymnass Between the acts OF the pan
iS:Ib "'' anu The Pfff KIzARELI BROTHERS,
The WORLDS GYMNAsTS, appear In their new and start
THE oCTANGrLARUM,
which has the patrons OF The Tammany 10 FRENZY
OF ExCITEMENT never before witnesssd 10 tnss
At the conclusion Of their peous acwhen the elder brother
turns -
there sppea be cessation to the shouts Of applause
that shake the grand theatre to ito foundation:
Seats secured q. the Office six days in advance.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
A UcrIoN NOTICE. " n. rAyLoR, AUcrIoNEER-

q Msgndcsnt H6nsehsld Furniture, Psncfore, Drawing
Carpets Books Silver Plate, &c &c., at public auction
this Monday At the elegant brown mansion No.
commencing At lo O'Clock Drawing fnl Suits
cate Of the richest descrpon rosewood Etager marble
top secreaire Bookcase Encognure Tables Marqueerie
Medallion Carpets Bronze satuary, Minerva Mazeppa,
Dana Bacchanaans antique Lava Vases from Pompeiiand
Herculanem; Turkish Easy Chairs, Bronze Clock Paint
nGs by Rossieur nman, Cole, Huntington, Delecrox Le
grand rosewood Panoforte, Stool Cover;
Music Cabinet Dining rcom-E Extension Table, Buffet 81.
Casters Tureens Savers Pitcher Dinner Tea Ser
vice. Table Cutlery ruby and crystal Glassware French
china Dinner Set. Chambers-Rosewood and walnut Bu
Mattresses Blankets Sheets, Counterpancs. Also ali the
Furniture OF the servants apartments n BPartIes wish
ing to attend this sale take Fifth stages Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

r BoGART, AUcTIoNEER- BELL wEDNEs
81 day, May ), At the auction No. North W ilam
10 o'clock large and nne assortment Of Furniture,
Carpets, Bedding, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

A r. a @. BuRNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
a. Espres-Lsrss wagons for moving Furniture 10 city
or country Furnuurc, panOfortcs packed and shipped
Storage for furnnrej money advanced. once ne West
Eleventh street. neat Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03


So .ns 1.sa
blasss Of modern Paintings offered public sale in
HENRY p MINER BARKER win sell a. auction Tues
day and Wednesday EVENING" Nay and at their Art Gal
Enssh, and
q S? &: Following sss s
Bierstadt Bosch, Lambinet,
william Hart. Wsidemuller. Landelle,
s:!iGs. ss:!ii1s "a. kksse's ssArsy.r, srllons;, sSlls%s;
a. ss.lS;:cT Ian, fEss.sssass' E.es:arss Hasnas H.smsn
col@snn. cesasasn hersOs, hssA'''sA Siiiri Ssifsiiloru.
p P.,iani - nam ffauSns, fauyss Iioss., FhSnss
sonn,as, DeSi. Pissssn,
Nicholson. IL e Ronnsr 1Sr ''''''" De- Dreas, is
hiisss iiss.ss esaf ecs,sffaisb asbuer, SSssisssa0' Sssi.s,
sIafIsas. S.IJIa SSuI, auSnsr TToa,sssiss TS.s.iss
RSkalowlcz, Lcray - Kuwasses.
HEsRy LEEDS
No e Chambers street and extending through to No.
he
ss ssRS:as Esssai
s @ p9TPss Il &
eries Nos H and ss Broadway sogihwe,t corner Tgsh
John MITCHELL, .AucIIoNEEn, WILL SELL ON
m Nay s hesss sna aear sas.g o.
THIS the best chance ever offered 70 the public The lease
invited 10 attend.
BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-wILL SELL ON MON
q. day, Maya at 10Y o'clock at No SM Pearl street,
Brass Iooa sna Fs%sss china asn: lot
Paints Glue &C., Glass Panels and Jars Benches, Vices,
Ladders Store Fixtures, Counter, &C.; also Wagon, Car
rage, Rockaways and1 Sleigh, Harness, Bells, &C.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, .AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
81 Tuesday, May At IL O'Clock noon, at Exchange Sales
room, Ill broadway MY,
the three story cellar brick House, with Store and extra
size Lot the southwest Of Graham avenue and
andford street. Brooklyn, +. ID.
Maps and particulars At the auctoneers oflce 90 Nassau
street.
r BoGART, AUcTIoNEER- WILL BELL wEDNEs.
81 day, May s. the auction No. North " liam
street. 10y o'clock, large and ne assortment of Furniture,
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER,

Handsome Household Furniture.
On Monday Nay at l0a O'clock at the private resi-
dence 10 West Fourteenth street, consisting Of Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, suia IN plush
wood marble top Centre Tables crimson figured 6roca
tel window Curtains and Cornces, Window Shades, OIL
Paintings and Engravfngs mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus
wsshs,ands Mattresses, Pillows Bosters 4c black wal
nut and oak bookcases, mahogany extension Tables
mahogany Chairs in hsrcloth Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
FRENCH ADvERTIsRmrNTs.

nN DEMANDE-UNE BONNIE DENrANT pors
" sogner enfant de naissance n su parer Enss,s
ssdreser Sts West a2d ST. rue entire, 9Th and sh ava
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEERs AND REAL ESTATE
81 AGENT
Of1ce bl6 Washin gton street.
THE VERY SUPERB FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
NO. 70 CROSBY STREET,
TUESDAY. MAY AT l0l6 OfCI0CK.

90 ,,,,S no g CROSBY 81 STREET, IsI. EI,c, o,v
having been ear.yssanty Mrni.hsd,
,.. ,is IL NOV INsuhED u ~ Fun s, SsuUuG Nv @ s r
ni.e Of the above residence a. above This
aacon n this city in many years must be seen to be appre
O'clock Fun descriptive catalogues bs had
the $ Wishing a 70 e. & h a. s
no rsii w Sc p
ssS nsSu tsw e ss ss with tho actual cost
sas sss
i Sc Ss @ Y 'Sr
set through The hoGseo all Of the most costly importation
dSsss s5
single door Easeres $500 70 $5oo Clock sbo Herrins's
marble ,op be so0I Bpsa%. an s
dipE 49, fs ANN sr.1ps ~, ,oo, c.,,., ,vo ,,o,.
Epgish g5Sss,es &C. no ..s n .r.on. w,.,,n,
S% s The T U an will be
'Ou W -ue.4Ay, u posHlD-e. ooeoA. @u. ., 0e-11eD.
AsD ssAI ESTATE
ELEGANT III HoSshold Furniture iss day 4 lo oock con-
ri: :
ss.s 3! Ss.ps,. c.Ips
isss,nS: SSs%Sss suit.
clohs and Rrnssc, star Carnes Saie soos
rust he rc,,oved ,h,z Sav S"f Se'e PsAP'0S' S'o''
'nu.e Oe ,e"Oeeu sa,. oas.
r ARGr PRIVATE TJRpApy AT Auction -IrAvrrr
!as.snns l JS cnon hf Asor Place Soos
inr .. eninrs w bc sold 49, ~'" " "'
LARGE AND SELECT PRIVATE LIBRARY.
the of we known Gentleman this civ over COO
vones and Comprising very select collection OF standard
Boofs many of them in rich bindings elegantly illustrated
Books &c Catalogues ready and books on exhbition
MORRIS WILKINS, AUcrroNEER
M ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SUPERB PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
RICH AuBusSoN AND D. VELVET CARPETS,
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

IlY A. n. CRISTALAR, AUCrfONEER.
ID Assignee's sale and costly Cabinet Furniture
elegant bronze and gilt Clock Mirrors, &c.
A. NJ. CRISfALAR SON will sell Tuesday eth, At II
O'clock at salesoom t7 and 429 Broadway, Howar
ELEGANT PARIsIAN BULL AND ROsEwOOD INLAI0
CABINETS. RICH POMPADOUR PARLOR SETS IN
CRIMSON Bk0CATEL, LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM
Sets, richly carved black walnut Hall Stands.
EaGcres and Bookcases with French plate Mirrors,
Wardrobes and Bullets. Also
French Plate Mirrors In gilt and black walnut frames,
Clocks, ststuary, &c. 6c. Catalogues nj sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

A UCTION NOTICE.-A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
"A auction sale Of magnificent Household Furniture nne
but little used. Messrs. BARRY CO., Auctloneer.. will
sell this day Monday, May g. 1859 tho entire elegant
residence, 1875 East Nineteenth street, commencing
at II o'clock precisely conssting OF elegant
wood octave PAnofore magnificent Suits ia French
sa,n aha nns reps 0en,e LADIES' ~ &C. mso
&c horsehair Mattresses, fine Dining Room Fur
nure Tableware &c. Full particulars IN catalogues. Sale
positive and without any reserve.
B.-Al goods positively guaranteed AZ represented.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

WN. wITTERs, AucTIoNEER, SELLS THIS pAr,
M2oYoek, AT ~ Canal street. large and valuable
Psslor suits French plate Per and Man,e Mirrors
Uprsbt Piano. rosewood, black walnut and ena
meled Chamber suis Beds, Bsdding, Hair Malrtsses,
Stoves wardroee: Bookcase, Paintings French Clocks,
80 or 10 hnc second hand Carpets Ocoths Rugs Mats
Maas with everything FOR housekeeping, lots 70 suit
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
TNREsERyED SALE AT AUCTION.
JAMES N. MILLER .
VIII sell on
Wednesday, May s; Monday, NAY 10;

- Wednesday, May II,
AZ Exchange saeoo No III Broadway at II o'clock NJ
ESQ Choice Lots,
Fronting 1900 feet
Central avenue.
-, fnt OF the estate OF LOring Andrews, ESQ.
sac peremptofy Every lot 70 be sold he highest bid
Ger, Without reservation This beautiful property
seen TO be appeciaed Fifty per cent Of purchase onsy
msy on bond and mortgage for Eve Maps and
pamphlets containing fu particulars and tickets for the
street. -
ny far the handsome properly yet offered at auction on
Central avenue, and no fancy prices expected.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

- RUTHERFuRD PARK LOTe.
Closing sale OF the Cordts Property.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON A co.
viii sell NJ auction Monday May TO- r. NJ the bean
fn Property Rutherford Park belonging 70 Mess III d.
NJ. H. Cords and sold 10 divide interes Maps and tree
passes at " Cedar street
CHERIFF's sALE.-pINIsg SALOON
~ RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer,
vii sell on Monday May s. at II O'clock Potion stree
me Fixtures Of nrst elass Chop House; Counters, Tabcs
WM. n. SnfELDs, Deputy JAMES O'BRfrN Sheriff.
THOMAS REILLY, AUCTIoNEER OFFICE eos WEST
1 Iwenty-sisth street, viii sell Tuesday, Nav l. al
M Ninth avenue, At 10h O'Clock A. NJ fne selection OF
handsome Household Furniture Brussels Ingram Car.
pets mahogany and sofa bottom Chairs; fine Piano
lDeckrs nake Stoves. Ranges Crockery and
Bedsteads, Bookcase, EStenson Table.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
lYM. DOUGHTY, AucTroNEER.

DYM. DOUGHTY, AUCTToNEER.
~ WI sei on Monday May 3, at1oH o'clock, the en-.
lib Fulton street, In part Faror
Suits covered with brocacl; walnut and Oak Dining
and Library sts, Warobcs bookcases, Centre Pier and
fancy Tables, Mirrors, &c. fu descriptions 10 catalogues
at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

The being that nothing In the mode
Transportation of class shall this line
on scale Of grandeur and adds this most
chestra OF the countryside DodwOrths-which will be
JAMES FISK, JR.,
Managing Director.
CHAs. II. VALE, NJ r. SIMONS,
General Passenger Agent General superintendent
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

UCTlON NOTICR.-RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A bousekeepers hotelkoeper clubs lodges and dealers
at ERNEST ROfH's furniture manufactory, IS and 5e
Beecker street. broadway, large stock OF magnih-
ceut satin brocate Paor Suits coors latest style,
private sale $175 e2C0 suit reps hscloth Suits
$05 $780, Turkish and Oriental Suits great variety OF
turkish Chairs and Lounges Library, BEDROOM and Dining
Room Furniture &C., cheap for cash, and warranted
class.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
interesting, Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how to live and what live for delivered daily at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable 70 attend
can receive copy By forwarding cents TO the secretary
ole Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

interestne Invaluable scientific subjects showing
New % Thos y
receive By forwarding a6 cents to the secretary
PIANOFORTEs.
Al pIANoFoRTE MANUFACTURERS, yENNYs 4 SON,
svsnass rank 9Iss ~ An hs ins!Tnmsnis
s Of .n great sy Sr sn
sssss their es%p.tsSr:; ~ sSe.
%aisS sSs he psris. Wanting well worth
S s % 20 dir Ss
with whom can always save at least from $3.50 to
A FINE SEVEN Octave CARVED ROSEWOOD o, " n n
-e''''' J. EDDIE, Is Amlsy street, near Broadway.
8 70 and Of ua % % e s, s:9 & s
r s Ss c 70 he s~ and q
hand instruments for rent allowed purchased,
for sale at bargains for cash.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANOS MANV-
ss in s:sans
john sxPsEs ARMIES = EsS street p,o.av
A LADY WILL SELL, " TAKEN IMMEDIATELY,
foe $500 Bacon Raven makers sweet, powerful .onsn
perfect order. Apply at Is Third street
STE sTEINwAY NV PIANO FOR :asc BACON RAVEN
8 Blesc2ef street, one block east from Brosdway
A MAGHIrIcENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
"A Panoiore, rich and powerful tone, nearly new, with
Grand street, near Moti I''-' '"'s~'A '-'' '''
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrE,
"A round corners ~ The modern improvements: powerful
;sn AS S:.s at ssn half value for cash. at II Elizabeth
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS PIANOS
.,sTEEbsxS aJiLYER S West sissssn.S street.
n for cash magnificent Pianfodc; carved rosewood
octave overrung bass celebrated maker guaranteed Ave
seventh street street. 's"' worm ''''' ''' ' '''n s'"' 10
A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAHoroRTE FOR
~ tsmy so. s'n % %S' Ss s
Eiaeeres Bookcase Chamber Dining Furnture sacrifice.
"sss Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue
RARoAINs FOR cAsH;mA NEW Octave PIANO.
hand octave Piano. o ons o ss oes.Se S
way. s'' -'D '''''' : p''''''''' "~A '' 0''A''
IT, YOU. WANT GOOD PIANO CuEAP CALL AT L.
i ?. CUMMINGs' wareroom, No. 9 Uuon square, Sold
a, hem before you decide eis,where.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
M mado 10 oy ay has very fun Tone guaranteed
''''' s'''' JAMES sc aoRDos eis%I % Sixth avenue.
for cash or sold on instsments New Cabinet Organs
"" ""' G. NJ TREMAINE BRo.. <ss Broom. street.
TTPRIGHT PIANOs.--A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
ne sSsfRss R sij soS i Es noa:oa sas s
street, near broadway.
DIX "A NICE SIX OCTAVE PIANO FOR s7s; ALSO
-. an upright rosewood 81 octave Piano for eibJ
'' "''''' f''''i p2LYs. x LiP ns Grand street.
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MUSICAL.
nIsT1Ns ENGLISH CoRNETs USED nv THE MOST
y eminent solo players In the world, from &2s Lists Of
prices and drawings nale free application 10 BOOsEY
Aso, Music Publishers, s< Broadway, New York.
OHggAhsisT wANT,.,u-roR A QUARTET CHOIR IN
Sc.,r Applicants will send address and the sany
ee'rea 30 others viii receive attention. Address vesry
-.erald ONCE
THE MASON a HAMLfN ORGAN COMPANY, WIN
ofths Paris Exposition Medal whose Cabinet Organs
are the acknowledged standard Of excelencs have recsn
reduced their prices ocr their wal known vgans
A. prices Of inferior Instruments $50 70 vw sae"' os"ns
to rent Warerooms $50 Broadway, New fork.
WANTED--A SITUATION As oRoArisT II 4 a. rNO; r.,,
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

JlY j. ". CAMPBELL, JR. AuCTToNEER
ID CAMPBELL co. will sch, this day. at II O'clock the
old estabshed Lager Peer Saloon Ss9 Bowcry Third
street with all It's complete nne Fixtures, Furniture &c. To-
sether with valuable lease Of house AT Inc
cheap rent Of roo This establishment has been running
with much success making money for Of years. and
sold only because the retres from busness 10 he
positively sold; reserve Lager beer men, specuatore
specially invited.