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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

Tho fruit and berry prospect in
St Joseph, Mich, region Con the east
shore of Lake Michigan) is very fiat
terring. The peach, apple, pear and
cherry orchards, with which that re-
gion is literally covered, just now
present the appearance of vast sea
Of blossoms.
The horses and carriage now
used by Mr. Seward, and occasionally
seen in tie streets of Auburn, were
the property of Abraham Lincoln
during his administration. Mr.. Lin
coln's coachnan still occupies the
drivers seat.
The Irish Association of Wash-
ington has RESOLVED, That eolored
citizens are good and faithful officers
and they favor the selection of color
ed men for some of the positions to
be filled on tho city ticket.
Winnecke reports that his exc
pccted comet is in the exact plac-
predicted for it at this time. 1t is
COIiiiBS AliCSbt1 tO"aihc eaS Ca vi
and one or the other will have To
turn out to avoid crash.
CHARLES Dickens is constantly
abiding TO his last visit here with
words OF praise. He made sons
very intimate personal friends Will
whom he corresponds.
The steamer Florida. living i,
| the Delaware river At Chester. Pa
bias been detained by the authorities
she IL expected OF being connected
with Cuban expedition
The Waupun Times reports tina
the number Of convicts confined il
the Stale Prison is being gradual,
decreased Last fall Their. were 22l
now there are only 186
in seven hunsired and fifty Isl,
libel suits now pending agains
/ American editors, the aggregate
damag = 20 character are estimated
ais Al. 500. 600 II SIT
t. Eleven hundred persons ID Eng
lard pay tax for keeping in thei
4 households more than ten male ser
4 wants.
The Sentinel says that, Monro
has population OF forty five hun
dred Inhabitants. $3.50 s-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
Banking & Gxfbaltse.
BANK OF BOSCOBEL.
DISSOLUTION.

The firm OF Mcspaden Walker. Bankers, of Bosce-
bel Wis viii dissolve its copartnershp by limitation
and mutual consent the 10th day of May 1862 The
responsibilities Of the above firm will be assumed by
K Mcspadeu, who is hereby authorized to settle ali
claims ia favor OF and against the partnership.
F. MoSPADEN
Boscohe Wis, May /, SO J. N WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
CONTEMPLATION

The Banking business heretofore conducted by the
firm of McSSaden Walker, Bankers, win lie merged
into THE BANK OF BosCoBEL ON and after Nav 10
1869 Any business entrusted to tho of the above
Bank will he faithfully attended to.
Refer by permission to
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co, New York.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK Chicago
MARSHALL 4 IrsLEr, Bankers. Milwaukee.
r. McsP DEN, President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
HOTELS.
Phelps House.
+. h. PHELPS. PROPRIETOR.
LANCASTER, WIS.

Having Furnished the new brick hotel building on
the old hotel corner. prepared 10 accommodate
guests reasonable terms Rooms well furnished and
table we'll provided Ample stable Accommodations.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

aea- There is every prospect Of an
early reunion IF the two Schools of
the Presbyterian Church, now in
session in New York The Committee
of Conference on Reunion on the
part of the Old School met on FRI
day, and, it is reported, voted unan-
mously for re union on the basis of
the standard. The Joint Committee
of both the Old and New Schools
met informally on Saturday, and al
though it is understood no vote was
taken, there was general inter
change of views, and perfect hare
mony. M M ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

Mrs. Pauline Davis. in a
apeecb at the Equal Rights meeting
in New York. stated that che knew.
from personal observation That since
the emancipation the negro men Of
the South arc more tyranpica than
than before, often whipping their
wives ana robbing them of their
children. She was, therefore OPP
posed to granting suffrage to negro
mon before granting it to the women
IL is very much like barbarian huns
an nature 10 tyrannizc over man.
il is TO be expected that they will
over their wives. There are very
few democrats in this world. The
highest possible culture is necessary
to genuine democracy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
CARRIER HOUSE,


BOScOb Dob VIE,
+ CARRIER, PROPRIETOR.
Meals provided before Car time and Patrons assisted
with baggage Promptness, and no dsaysat the Carrier
House. stablng attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
BLOOMINGTON HOTEL

bloomington Wis.
sINE w0oDHoUsE, PROPRIETOR.
(sHeosssor to Harger.)
Good stsbliRg sttashed and the rooms in good order
wolff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01
LANCASTER HOUSE.

Corner Of Main and Spring StrSets)
Lancaster, Wis.
C. JEHIEL HYDE. PROPRIETOR.
Having bought the above House and re-ftted and
furnished it, prepared to give every attention to
Gle accommodation OF guests, and will provide good
sablo aud clean beds. good hoster always on alnd
14-21tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-06-01

Lords Supper.

Their lives henceforth have separate ends.
And never can he one again
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The market for domestic goods has undergone
view OF the market In view of the rmness of the cotton
market here and abroad during most Of the tme and the
further advance in the market price of that staple have
tended 70 render the goods market rmer while the sbse
quent ouetuge and partial depression have exered nfu
The small supply Of most Of the leading fabrics and
the dearh Of others render pretty certain that prices will
be sustained while would to be highly probable that
Cor all the old avortc fabrics better prices will be obtained
At all events there would be probability of any
reduction. This view appears to obtain pretty generally
among the trade. ,es
Bleached musns have been in fair demand but there
been especial run'' the market Full prices have
tanned 10 all cases. while In instances sees have done
rather better.
musHs have been in fair request and sellers
have difficulty obtaining full prices
business been DONE and though and god
both rer lower the market was firm to-day at full prices
Prints have been in good request and seasonbe goods
particularly. The styles have moved quite freely and
generally AT very full prices.
G.nghams have likewise moved quite freely satisfactory
prices.
Stripes have not been active but prices sustained
the buoyancy in cotton having proved barrier decline
In any class Of cotton goods.
Ticks have ruled steady, with moderate quota
tons.
Checks have sold previous prIces
Other cotton fabrics without decided change,
market being firm with tendency upward.
Woolen goods remain quiet but with continued rmnegs
the market for wool Full prices obtain for all kinds.
Imported goods steady under moderate demand.
The Providence printing cloth market last week quiet
sales 10000 pieces at &c. Sc for light TO heavy 80 by CO.
and &c. 9c for ordinary extra 6 by g. Fall
the also quiet, but with small supply cloths
prices ruled firm at Sc. and 9hSc. for 64 by "a.
Subjoned are the current quotations Tor the leading kinds
a
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

MOL Pho marks was quiet but press steady
Naval srosss-Rsosp.., none For spirits surpsnsias
r. y: though w.s r !. y Sc se so
The lower grade. sought after and hghss whs .
.nss IS *s'ssas q Il
NM = Va! nsaii sis. 70 " ',A Co.,
sls:,.s sss g.
fhs FOR PORK quiet and lower closing rs.hs.
81 os Sss Ssy new DO and al
extra prime For future delivery the business was
Sos: quiet price. we're quite steady is lis
for %s:ssrG and md lsc for city Lys hogs were Ts rss
only was ii
Ys Ysliss e :'sssy sa @sss
s Se @ S VII %sh %h %s's he sna range
ces Beef hama were steady at sso ss with sale. o. y
prices oi al kinds quotations The sale.
zoo ss ss at % dry ses d sna sams
@ o for do a0 and &c Sc for Sassd
aasa was ssn s. g sss s S
sio,t r @ and a & cara % Ss i shJ s esa
prices scarcely 1rm The sales were confined to
anS Ree A'' '0f NO. 70 pi's
@ sPs rss o III,
we heard Of were 100 s1s G private n Tsaasd
Gasfs sf nAsaf s's
Salt q MsIsS a ssc + Tlsaspha the msrks. sas va.
moderately decidedly higher, closing
ssc The sales $500 bbs white for February
ut 351Sc 1000 do. 3c LOO do &c.; 1000 do. for
March At c 1900 from May to August at ssc, and 2Ovo
RIoEWe heard OF no Sales but prices were firm sc.
1UIsc for Carolina.
SUGAR-Raw continued in active demand, chiefly from
specuators and the market stronger closing at
Mc. 12Sc for fair TO good refining Cuba. with light
oerings There sales OF 200 hogscads part at Ic.
lstc for cuoa and Porto Rico Refined was IL demand
and again higher the market closing At 6c for hard ic
l64c for soft white, l4c ac. for yellow, and l4sc
sEEps Linseed in fair request and firm, the sales
being bnrs to arrive Chean, at ~ 81 eod duty
paid 81 days. without interest," In Boston 600 bags and
2000 pockets, at 2 25. dull and unchanged.
TALLow only moderately active, and prices were In
favor OF the buyer. The saes $1,000 lbs, at
nSc nSc n.., ,,, .sou.s au,.
was hrmer closing at CSC. 81 tax paid
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

CoFFEERio In fair the tradc Mt former
prices, and sales made OF 274 bags Therrsa;
ao er Ncoiine, asd 200 do, Paine, private terms
Other kinds quiet
FLOUR 9RAIN.-Recepts, 800 bbls. do
1850 bags meal 3 bushels wheat aoss do corn l7W
do oats and 100 do. malt The -four market and
prices nomnay unchanged though tending OF
The buyer Sales extent could not be made except
considerable concession Extra wanted al about
SO So but there sellers this figure 80 20 being the
lowest price which could be while few brands could
bs had below "a. California nour dun and nominal,
The sales about H. bbs Southern -four was In
moderate demand and prices heavy without being quot
ably The sales go hbls. Rye -four In mo-
demand and prices steady sales $40 bbs
meal dull Only small sales made at quota
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
STREET QUOTATIONS..


"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10-SP.M.
AsnEs-Pot were in moderate request and prices were
steady s ~ b ~ s7s pearl, though quiet were arm Al
Ssi2x.
CorroN-Receipta 774 bales Tho market toersbly
active the demand being cneny from spnners and
iao and prices continued to rule Arm There were sales
Of ss bales tncudng ss2 TO srive which 222 were
for spinning. 1iss speculation, 27 export and s
In transit For future delivery the business was light
salcs, 500 bales low middlng for April 2sc We quote
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

clique In the efOrt to get possession Of ths Fort
Wayne Raalroad:-
Mr.. Graham, OF Allegheny introduced bill to-day
Railway Company from using the proxies or foreign
stockholders, which 1t has obtained In Europe to
obtain the control ofsthe Fort Wayne road e. the
next election OF directors The bill is nominally OF
general application to all railroads In this State, and
provides
who was obtained for sly consideration.
Sec0nd-That no person shall be allowed to vote
who shall have promised or received any considera-
Ttird--rhat no proxy shall be allowed unless he
presents proof OF authority In such form as the by
laws shall prescribe.
FO,ath.-That no person shall vote who has not
held stock for sixty days prior to the election.
FUh.-That no person shall vote on the stock sold
have been transferred to Inn or obtained by him ior
the purpose OF voting at the election TO be held.
sS sSiTwAny person holding stock in trust. who
deemed guilty OF q msdemeanor and fined twenty
dollars per share and undergo sixty days. I'M
Ssuenth-Any person ofrering to vote can be chal-
lenged BY any person entitled to vote and must
tnereapon take an oatn 20 answer an dueslons at
act; and II his answers are not satisfactory the in
spector shall reject his vote.
Etghtt-N0 person thus challenged shall be al
lowed To vote unless he produce afidavt in such
form as by law may be required.
In order to comprehend the purpOrt Of this bill It
becomes necessary to explain that George w. Cass
President OF the Fort Wayne road, has published q
card stating that threef0urths OF the owners OF his
road favor the legislation which he secured last
week. On the other hand Jay Could President OF
the Erie, testified that he has obtained enough stock
OF the Fort Wayne road 10 give him the legitimate
control II the money which he has invested Is
allowed to exercise its constitutional rights
1t Is claimed that the intimate connection
supposed to exist between the Fort Wayne
road and Philadelphia is fallacious, because an act
has been already passed by the Legislature author
lzing parties connected with the Fort Wayne road
TO establish a through line between Baltimore Cum
berland Pittsburg and Chicago. via Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad under the title OF the National Trans
p0rtatiOn Company, without using the Pennsylvania
Railroad In any way
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

Wheat was quiet stcsdy sales about 10000
bushes At ~ so for No. spring deiiyered VI 21 III for
No do in store 81 n for No l. dellvered S2 for white
California; M 70 for amber State and 81 20 VI 81 for red
and amber wesern Corn In active speculative demand
and prices we're 2 &c. hsher the sale: were about lo o
bushels st SIC. SIC. for mixed western; ~ VI a
~ osh for old do, in sscre ~ o. for do delivered,
were active and higher closing at 76c BILL IN store
the sales about bushe At 7ssc. &c. In store,
for Western Barley firm, with sales Of s00 bushels
Canada West a. ~ l closing q ~ 10 ~ H. Barley
malt was dull and nominal
FRRIaHTs-1hcre was no business Of consequences
only ensasement. heard Of wsre-Tc Liverpool per
steamer lO0 bushels n 6d To London, steamer
O tlerres lard 81 IA The charters wersA British brig
7 20 Malaga heavy pipe calls, M ~ 30, and North
erman brig with bO0 bags coffee 10 Antwerp on private
terms. -
0UrMxs -Bar were quiet .. 1870. l7c.. while cloth
dun but steady II a1c. . 91Hc.
Hors continued IN light demand heavy q yesterdays
quotations. vx Prime and choice grades, 1oc Soc fab
10 good do, 10 lsc. inferior 70 common, Be- loc
HKMr.--An kinda neglected. Prices werc nomfnaiy
4c, sold for Manila, <Hc sc. do for Juse, and sc
phc. do. for HlsAl
a 7so ~ for shpbns end n u 70 for rssan nss
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

The following is a statement Of the movement in
cotton since the 1st Of September last to the 9th
Inst, as compared with the same period in the pre-
viou two years.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
SALES AT AUCTION,
A ,. BLEECkER, SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUC-

A :. BLEECkER, SON 4 CO. WILL SELL AT AUc-
Mnoeioea, ss9as 4 AZ Esssanss Exchange = s:e.oom
ira belonging q sSs estate Of Jeremiah % TIER DE-
oas ssa a 1's & ~
First seet-A frame House and Lot In rear Of above, 70
:.e attic House: and Lots i s:
situate Al the sou,hsaai corner Of sseond avenue:
town yeaEs as both sde: Ss9s. ave
q plots all having splendid and varying from acre 70
Central avenue-Aso superb Plot OF 2sh acres lying
Ssna and s the 9ra % e AL ns Asg
small Plot Of Ia with front OF $40 feet on Central
Maps Maps a. n Cedar street.
A DRAIN H. MULLER,
Auchonesr.
AUCTION SALE
OF
sIxTH-FoUR
CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
NUE. FRONTS. ovERLo LOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY
DIRECTION. ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS &CO.,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is.
AT II O'CLOCK. AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooM.
NO. Ill BRoAwAY. THE ENTIRE BLOCK. BOUNDED
BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES. SEVENTEEN
AND sEvENTY.FIRsr STREETS, TO BE SOLD IN LOTS.
The title of the premises tbcing portion of the HARsEN
EsTATE) unc1cepsionabe full abstract prepared BY
Messr. wesmors BOVINE win be furnished each pur
chaser without charge Twohirds the purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for three years.
Maps with diagram Of the Central Boulevard may
be obtained from the auctoneers No. 7 Pine street.
ARoN cLAFLIN 4 CO., IS MURRAY STREET AND
"A 81 Park place. on S FRIb%y, ;si x srssaSni Tss. IL
AnARsE AND VERY lsT TbHsisSsLE s,Slssl, ASSORTMENT
Shoes ssaaAss asqss RAhsoRAIs AND CON-
IN Great IRE evsMxssdiErY,
and adapted to home or country ". trade; .,
Catalogues on morning Of sale.
A DIAMOND jEwELEy, PR PRECIOUS STONES AND
Valued st $2Oo,0N
@ % :, ss s NJ 4 & M @
his removal 70 his new place Of business No s East Ff
site the building Of Tiffany Co.. his entire choice and
'@IS DiAMoNDs, % RUBIEs. EMERALDs AND PEARLS,
among which win be found OF the FINEST GEMS in
Ok oss sosnay DIAMOND CROSS
ONE eNE IFa bAM6sp hSe
formerly owned and worn by the ex-Queen Of Naples
one ss 1s5' s5s la5sfs ESs$ss,
ONE ELEaNT G9IR AS SSp ssuFFBox
Diamonds Rubes Pearls and M Emersads mounted Ns n
'A''' 1rA';oa' sos c%RATs AR IoosE BRrLLANrs,
in parcels TO suit the trade and private buyers.
T. syps ps s
valuable offered auction in this city Catalogues
at sale.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
DY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
ID ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctonecr,
once 30 Nassau street.
Auction sale Of valuable citv Property,

Auction sale Of valuable CITY Property,
This day. Thursday, February II, at " o'clock at
Exchange Saiesroom III Broadway.
Brown House 3s West Ftieth between Eighth
and Ninth Three story high stoop House, ls2r5
lot ia2xI00
Two story high stoop brick House. 2ss Fourth avenue
side, between Eghty6rst and Eghty-second Streets
-Four Lots each 2xl00 feet east side OF Fifth avenue be-
tweet 115lh and 116th streets
plot of Ground and Houses four story brick Houses
rear Lots Third avenue, between Forty ninth and Fi
tieth streets.
The above desirable property for investment and win
be sold on very reasonable terms.
Sale peremptory.
Maps further particulars Office above, or a l9
East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

Try CAMPBELL ACC 4 CO. IA SSgscTlosEERs' Lotion
Wien avenue, corner Eevsnsh .srss. sommsacins 10Y
stock Of family grocery, VIZ Lars:
sn BOy L .nS sss sSS
canned Teas coees assorted Spices bcnes and
s !go IA. rnI
Vinegar, Moasss syrup kerosene on assortment nne old
ssf Zee W.T. ans % pssn store Stow. esdeS Broems Pss
good Horse All mus. and viii be sold; reserve Positive
invited in '''e cAMPBh PRd issas % sas!n%sa
pYF. COTTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
ni,nrs To Twen,y:Icgrth street Thi. DAY Ghnsdsys
street. near Fourth avenue The entire rcntec Furniture
The house COMPRISING rosewood black wanu. and mshosny
rcaus wardrobcs, Bookcases Extension Iae,, Tapestry,
chns and GLASS Ware ssT Rtehen Farnre &C., &C. sale
reremp,ory and goods must be removed this day and To-
DY NJ. DOUGHTY. ArCTIoSEER.
ID Tbis day at 10Y O'Clock AZ the salesrcom y nssssn s
street general asoItaen. o. rap vssnsc s snd nans
Mirrors English -four pun Beer Pumps.
Py ROBERT soxERvrLLE. AfcTioNEER, 81 MAS
ID san ssns street oPgrooso,is Pgrooks The b9oss pSs Ss'e
ROBERT soMEKviiLE ~f sell tbs day, =, @ 81 Nassau
street, hne collection Of English and American booA some
NBEH HATHAWAY, AucTIoSEER SELLS THIS
~ day At II o'clock at io2 Chatham street. the largest and
Wines, Liquors snu tishFs
this Hickory Nua PRESERVED Fruitss
Coz also kegs Dutch Herrings TO close an estate
v,ARM FOR SALE AT AUcTfoN-oN FEBRUARY rs,
ie;, M woodbridgr n u "a acres, with buildings and
fruit within mile OF steamoost landing three mi,es raj
depS.. For particulars apply x u HAMsEk
70 Robinson street, New YORK
HoaqaHk aksqSEL s21E fSsE.szzssfEbb fNSo9sszsEb FURNITURE
This day Thursday) II O'Clock, NJ f0 Liberty street,
centee nusehrld Furniture Beds and Bedding Giasswars
Pictures Fancy Goods, Pianos, Safes, Deska &c &c.
TIENRY DREHER 4 CO., AuCTToNEERs, - BOW
Ill sryThs Thursday, At ~ o'clock precisely, gen.
ieei al SIC Grand street. Coum-
ba wiz .-Paror Furniture Sofas, ChArs fables Mirror
Bedseads Beddng Brusssls and other Carpets Stoves
Kitchen Uisnsils, Ac.
HENRY DREHER Co, AuCrIQNEERs, % BOWIE Ry.
III Mortgage sale Tin lotsj OF Der Freischutx Hotel
Nos. 4e6, Sss and $50 Canal street.
This day Thursday Feb. IL nj o'clock. by virtue OF
chatte mortgage, tho entire Furniture said Hotel
alsng Of the Barroom Fixtures, Chairs Tables Counters
Mirrors, Chandeliers Bedsends Bedding, Feather Beds
Carpets, bureaus washssnds Crockery Chairs
Tables, Stoves, Dining Room Furniture Gas fixturcs,
Kitchen and Cooking Ctsuss, Range Copper Boiler Pots
10. Sale positive without reserve
BY order Of A. Lippnsn, Attorney for nsrsgaxcs.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

UCTION NOTICE.-PosITIvE AND UNREsERvED
n sale of magnificent Household Furniture valuable
wood Panofore Carpets &C., contained In the
large residence 1855 Nineteenth Fourth and
Irving place D. BARRY Auctoneer, this day hursday)
1913 o'clock precisely This sale Ia worthy the
attendance Of puchasers the furniture May,
consisting of elegant PAror Furniture In satin brocae
suits IN fine reps Centre Tables &C. elegant Bedroom
Furniture In walnut &C.; also Dining Room Furni,ure,
catalogues.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
4 ucTIoS SALE. M. TAYLOR. AucrIoNEER.

"A A chance for housekeepers.
SEQ lots superb Household Furniture, Paintings &c.
On this Thursday at the eegan. brown stone mansion
81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
at 1917 O'Clock Drawing Room Suits covered in
gold and crimson gold brocae rosewood Etagces,
Rookcnse Tables Encoignures, bosde-rose marauetce
Cabinets rosewood Panoforte Painting by eminent artists,
Lace Brocatel Curtains Bronze Clocks Vases Velvet Brus
sells Carpets Chandeliers, rosewood, wanu. Dressing
bureaus Redseads Wardrohes; HAIR Spring Mattresses;
Extension Table, sdeboard Chnaware, Glassware Silver
ware Cutlery, N H. The house furnished less than six
months a cos. of $4,000
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

JENRY pREHER 4 CO, AucTIorEERs, % BOW
teei Household Furniture at SIC Grand street.
bia viz Parlor Furniture Sofas ChAirs Tables Mirror
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
A ssIGNEE's SALE AT AUCTION OF CABINET AND
N oiirr Furniture.


NJ DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,
WIN sell Tomorrow Fra.). al III ocock, the entire stock
Furniture contained in the lib Full
and As Ann street coprsng largs assortment Of Rose
wood Ebony, Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Suits In roca
other coverings Superb Center Tables Rosewood
wsnu and Mahogany Chamber Suits Hair Mattresses Side
boards Extension Tables Bookcases Ac Particulars in
catalogues, Sale Positive WIN. MORTIMER, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

UCTION PRICES FOR A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR,
"A nure to stornge, Friday, from II A. NJ 70 p M
Jhirtyufnh street and
sixth avenue consisting Of Lounges Chairs wal
Chamber Sn. painted do, Hair Mattresses, Brussels
Stoves, Refrigerator Extension Table,
Chnawac, BY order of the Also magnncent
Pianoforte A. Il. PATTERSON.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11
DENTISTRY.

A LAUGH AT HAVING TEETH ExTRACTED.-0A
n successfully administered since hrrs introduced hv
nervous deica,e patients carefully treated ce.ustru
pumpers work for style and chespncss beyond ccmgsss
lion call and examine; no payment except suited. Dn
second streets.
The New York herald., 1869-02-11

A uCTIoN SALE-OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT
n Az State street. Brooklyn, by COLE & MURPHY, on
Thursday Februay H. at 101 O'Clock. Brussels, Thrcepy
and Ingram Hall and stair Carpets rosewood Parlor Suit In
crimson three black walnut Chamber Suits elegant
Mirr9r black walnut Buffet Extensson Tables Chairs &C.