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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-03

Slavery.
The following decree in reference to Chinese colo
nists Is published in the Ogcei Gazette OF Havana
DECREE RELATING TO THE ORGANIC LAW GOVERN
ING THE INTRODUCTION OF CHINESE COL0NIsTs
INTO THE PROVINCE OF CUBA:-
1t being matter OF general interest that the Chi
nese coOnists, who may have served the term OF
apprenticeship to winch they were bound upon
arriving at the Island OF Cuba, should renew their
apprenticeship or make contracts to work with other
parties thereby benefting agriculture and the pub
lie veal, thus avoiding idenesS and, further that
designing persons, taking advantage OF their ign0r
ance OF the language and OF the law pertinent TO
their case, may not induce them to enter into agree
ments prejudical to their interests; therefore, by
order Of his Excellency captain General Caballero
de Rodas, 1t is decreed:-
Frahe Chinese colonist upon the of his appren-
ceship having expired, within months thereafter shall
the enter into work other par
ties Intervening In each order that justice
captain Of parish both OF which fnctonaries taking
the organic law IN favor of the coionst be complied
with.
cond-1n order that the aforementioned renewals Of np
premiership contracts DO redaced in form the
required TO copies the blank forms furnished
them by the Executive Department, October ], 1854.
TArd-Three copies, besides original OF
shall be made of which two shall be given the contracting
parties RENTED to this department the original
main file at the office Of the Lieutenant Governor
Jurisdiction wherein the may been signed.
fouh-Durng the two months conceded the coonss for
the OF renewing their apprenticeship entering into
contracts they shall be employed the public
progress in this city, thereby earning their living
FJM-Runaways coonists who for any avoid
complying with the stipulaons Of their agreements upon
being captured shall be required TO work six months upon
been capiured and afterwards Fix months upon the
public works OF this city always provided their employers
SirD-Tbose coonss lai TO enter into contracts
within the Two months prescribed by law become subject to
article allows any responsible the
o. the coon. At four dosrs per month and found for the
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1863.
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The collection of dogs is very good and is in itself
well worth ysit to The exhibition. Tne machiiie
for arIiilclai laclDAlon OF FISH, which s near the
aauaculturisi Charge, and exhibits specimens OF
trout raised py lim from the ova by the process of
Matching tilclaily Not Iar from these glass cases
are the coops vi Mr. Phliander Williams, whose dark
Brahmin fowl are wen worthy inspections; and also
tbs Houdan fowl exhibited by Hamilton Kirk
ham, wAicl should nave been mentioned before.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-04
a RebuI1e 20 Radical LegisIa'
aiOn.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. 27.-Gen.
Grant seems to be bent on aston
ishiug the weak nerves of the
Radicals. To-day he took a course
regarding Radical reconstruction
legislation, which has excited the
most bitter comment from the
party. This afternoon the Gen
eral visited the Capitol, and, send
ing for Boutwell,. advised him
very earnestIy-not to say per-
omptorily-not to report the bill,
prepared by the Reconstruction
Committee, to exclude the Geor-
gia members. The Commute was
called together, and the request
of the General communicated to
them, and the bill was at once in
definitely suspended.
At an interview, subsequently.
with Col. Young, of Georgia,
Gen. Grant used the following
language Il am opposed to
Congress touching the State of
Georgia. / think the people
ought to refer the disturbing mat
ter to the courts and abide by
their decision. The Legislature
acted badly in eNpelling the col
ored members; but its subsequent
course, in sending the question to
the courts, meets my approval
The veto by the Governor of the
bin making that disposition of
the matter surprises me. | do not
think that Congress can ignore
the fact that Georgia is a State
in the Union. 1 hope Congress
s.onal action will be postponed. y
Lieut.. Braine has been pardoned.
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From the Cincinnal i Enquirer.
Peach Trees Fr fom Seed.

We have several times been
asked by tyros i'll 9ruit-raising
and this magazine lnay get into
the hands Of many such-wheth-
er any given kind of peach can,
with any thing ii ke certainty, be
PRODUCED from tie seed. We an
swer, all experience proves, if any
thing can be pfoyed, that it can
not. The very fact that new va,
rieties Of peaches are produced
every year Sufficiently proves that
the seeds Will sprout. Neyerthe-
less. several kinds Of peaches Sim
liar to some other kinds Of trniD,
the heath, the blood peach, the
Georgia Indian Ia peach with a
red ground and faint, ill-defined
yellow Stripes, the yellow peach,
The white blossom, and possibly
other sorts, will prduce from seed
fruit Of the same general charac-
ter or family, and this fact ac-
counts for the positive assertion
often made that a given variety
NAV in all cases be propagated
from seed. If a tree is entirely
isolated, seedlings from such trees
will probaly produce fruit like
that Of the parent tree, but when
seeds taken from a common or
chard are plants, variety almost
equal to the number OF stones
may, in general, be expected. and
most of the sorts will be exceed
ingly poor and small, though some
few Of these sorts are quite pleas
q t, and juicy in flavor and tex
Z. j. II.
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CITATION

To The aIlkaot7a heirs, dertSeeS, legdteeS
and distributes Of the estate Of JanieS
RatrlS, deceased, nOR-reSide7ts Of the
State Of Mississippi. aud to al other
PERSONS Interested IN the estate OF said
decedeat
NoU are hereby cited to be and APP
III pear before the Probate Court OF
the county of Marion, in said State of
Mississippi. on the first Monday of
March, 1869, to show cause why the
final account of JAS. NJ RAwLs, Exec
utor of the last will and testament of
James Rawls, deceased. now on file in
said Court should not be allowed and
approved.
By order of the Court.
feb4-5w 5. SMITH. CLERK.
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From \. ., Picayune.
More about Grants Cabinet.
Kssaendem Mentioned "a secI-e
Iary OF STATE.
GRANTS INAIGURAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-Noth-
ing more is known here in regard
to the Cabinet. The names will
not be known until sent to the
Senate.
Arumor prevails, however, that
Senator Fessenden is to be Secre-
tary Of State.
/ have assurances that Grant
will declare in his inaugural, that
he is not the representative of any
political party, but President Of
the whole people of the States
reunited
asen. Grants Opinion Of the
Treatment Of Georgia.
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TRUSTEES SAL
Valuable Foundry ~
chine Shop.

10y virtue of a Deed OF
Id cuted by j. O. Stevens
Hughes, on the 9th day of y
to secure to Kate f. SiZer Tx
OF a certain obligation thn
set forth and described. WIZ
Trust was duly recorded l.
bate Clerks office of HinG
Mississippi, in Deed Book
Dds. and also hr virtue o.
made in the Cnaucery couh
first district OF lliI'iS cOua
24th dav of : aDIhcr. ~
case OF ". y. Young, ct.
Bell and InJ.i:I> Green. %
signed Trustees in said Trls
the request of Alexander ;
Sons, to whom said Kate b
the 9th day of August, lSg
and transferred said oblI
the full benefit of said secu
prompt payment thereof, 5
said decree in Chancery, vi
to sell at public auction, in 4
Capitol in the City of JacEsG9
sippi, on Saturday, the 6th
1869. to the highest bidder
in hand, the following desa
and personal property situaT
rnVnty Of Kinds and state u
-.ppi, viz:
All that part of the Cohea
joining the City of jackson, :
at a stake on the line betweeA'
three and four on the north Y.
Town Creok and thence Tuhls
to a cedar post thirty feet e's
Southern Railroad, thence I
parallel with said Railroaa
and 10 links to a stake 30 lee
centre of said Railroad, Them
a stake on the line between
three and four, thence nGl'
said section line three cham
links to the place of beglnIhl
tanning three acres, more or u
all the Engines, Implements
chInery of whatever descrIp
longing or in anywise appeIs
the Foundry now erected on
tract or lot of lands.
Selling as Trustees. we '
convey such title rs is Vests
which is believed to be perle
JOSEPH BEL
THOMAS GRl
Jan4tdS
The above sale is postpon'
til day of March, 1869.
10. BELL
THOS. GR
Febstds
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We are panied to learn that
Gen. John II. Forney, who was
assigned a chair in the State Uni
versity, a short time ago, is in
sane, and passed mp on the train
on Sunday evening last, in charge
Of his friends, who were taking
him home in Jacksonville. How
sad il is to think a mind so noble,
that promised so much should thus
be blighted.-Ala. paper.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-04

TrRRIBLr TKAGEDY.-C. W.
Boyd and 5. $. Wilson, two old
citizens Of lazoo City, got in a
quarrel on Thursday about ran
ning a ditch between their prop
cry. Words ram high, when Boyd
struck Wilson IN the face VIII
son went off and armed himself,
and returned; the quarrel was
resumed, when both parties drew
pistols and commenced firing.
Each fiji led several shots, when
they fell on each other, Wilson
dying, and Boyd mortally wound
cd. Nicksburg Times.
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Official agriculture. Statistics
for 1869, recently published in
England, show an increase of
acreage in the grain crops Of the
United Kingdom, of Do, goo acres,
and in other crops Of about 200,
900 acres over 1867. The yield
per acre was also considerably
larger than the average. \ care
tai calculation shows the grain
crop Of 1865 to have exceeded
that Of 1867 by about 100000
quarters Of $50 lbs. each, or a
yield in lS6Sof II, 100000, quar-,
tiers, against 100000 in 1867.
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AN ORDINANCE

to amend an Ordinance in relation to
Licenses.
Be it Ordained by the Board of May
or and Aldermen of Jackson. That
Article 10th of the Ordinance in rela-
ton to Licenses, approved July lst.
1867, be so amended rs to read, ION
each Circus for public exhibition, the
sum of one hundred dollars"
Sec. ,. Be it further Ordain ed, That
this Ordinance take effect and be in
force from and after the legal publica-
ton thereof
r. HATCHER, Mayor.
GEO. A. SNIYTHE, City Clerk.
February 24rh, lS69-5t
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Died.

At Mississippi City, on Thursday,
25th inst, ARCHIBALD GLENN, in the
y-third year of his age, a native OF
Halifax county, Va, and for the last
twenty-five years a resident of this
city.
The deceased .aIbrother of our
late lamented fellow-citizen, Hon. D.
c. Glenn. He was a prominent to-
bacco merchant in New Orleans, and
was much respected for his high char
acter aud social worth.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-04

Col. HAIRY MAURY. Our
readers were no doubt greatly
surprised at the announcement
yesterday morning of the death
Of the gentleman whose name Is
at the head of this article. a
few days ago he was in full health
"a manly, vigorous, health.
Yesterday evening he was laid
in the grave.-Mobile Tribune
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sep2Iw&twtf.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

FINDER and in pursuance Of Deed
u of Trust executed by William
Crudup, A. Crudup. and A. H. erudup,
on the 2Sth day of June, 1866, and re-
corded in the office of the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Scott county, Mis-
sizaippi, in Book L., on pages POI. POP.
and 203. | will, at the request, in
writing, of the holder of the first note
described in said deed of trust, sell at
public auction in front of the Court
House in the town of Forest, Scott
county, Mississippi, TO the highest bid
der for cash, on the 9TH day of March,
1869, the southeast quarter of section
three, and the west half of the north
east quarter of section ten, township
five of range eight east-it being a
portion of the land included in said
deed of trust. The title is supposed
to be good. but | will only convey such
title as is vested in me as Trustee.
{. W. TAG LOR, Trustee.
Jan. -, 1s69-W5t.
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Continued (ro5, 1th paysJ

win it be necessary to take to MAKE
the thing sure? Let me hear from
Won soon AGAIN, and please seEd me
some Of the dailies. | received let-
Ler from 5toyean yesterday he Is Def
ter. Have no chance OF seeing Gou4u !
YOU had better write him anu nave
him act TOO.
Very respectfully, your ooediehI
s.,rragt l.. RILEY,
THHed States Commissioner
Hos. JAMES WEIR,
Chairman Committee y ftrs
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON, MIss.l
January %, 1869.
THE following described lands in
n the county of Marshall, delin-
quent for the non-payment of Taxes
of the year 1861, will be subject to
entry or purchase at this office, after
sixty lays from the date hereof, by
any citizen of this State, upon pay
ment of amount for which said lands
are delinquent, and all costs to the
State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code of
Mississippi, Chapter |. Section Q, Arti-
cles AZ and 46, page 81.
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TRUSTEES SAl

DN virtue Of a Deed Of !
ID cuted on the I'd day q
1865, by Horace V. Barr to
payment of a note Of sanf
due the first January, lS6S
of one hundrsd dollars, sas
corded in Deed Book No, ~
and ISL, in Probate Clerks
Kinds county, we will proc
to the highest bidder for ca I
of the State House in the eli
son, OH the 8th day of Marc
entire stock of Drugs aud
Paints and Oils, PreserlPi
Scales, Bottles and FiXture
kind, belonging to the SAD
which are new and deslra1t
A. RAVENs
feb5 BOD r. l.. SANDl
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CITATION.
In the Chdncery Court Of h.
Mississippi, Isl Dis.

In the Chdncery Court Of III
Mississippi, Isl Dis
1T appears to the satisfsI
IL Court by affidavit fleI
Vaughan and Mary Z. II
wife, defendants, are mons
Mississippi, but reside al
in the State of Missouri NJ
postoffice. 1t is ordered b /
that said defendants EMIL
pearance in this cause al
swer or demur to COMP
on or before the first dT
term of said court to Bee
at Jackson, Mississippi /
Monday of May, next 8 !
said bill will be taken
them. 1t is further OrzI
copy of this order be put
week for four CONSECUTIVE
CLARION, a newspaper !
Jackson. and that the q
Court send Il certified Co
same by mail, addressed
Lexington, Missouri.
A true copy from the
10th November, 1868.
febI5-5t. l.. \. LBDsI
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The State Of Mississ;n
Errors aud Appeqis
Il. D., 1859.
Saturday. II
Hezekiah Terrell.
VS..
John E. Thweatt, Adm.
of Joel Terrell. deceassi
TNHIS day came to h
IL ton of the plainss.
this cause. Hekekiab 81
order of publication al
Thweatt, the defendant i
1t appearing from ~
James Sommerville. ~
the plaintiff in error IN n
John i. Thweat. the al; y
error, is not a citizen N !.
resides in Franklin 1
Tennessee, as he is ine,
lieves. and has no agent ,
this State. 1t was tbpra
that said motion be susts
said defendant in err
Thweat, be and appear
this Court at the next te,
be held in the court ron
the capitol at jackson On
day of April. A. d.. lSsq
against the writ of errnr
him it shall seem exned
is further ordered by hi.
copy of this order be dul
the Clerk of this Court. 4
by mail TO the said John
and that II copy of the
published in the CLARIo
per published in the CITY
for the period of four ",
copy from the minutes.
Attest: SAMUEL
febll.5w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-04

At u quarry in Maine. recently, a
block OF granite was split ont which
measu red one hundred Ieet in length.
eight ieet in width, and five feet in
tlicLt ess. 1t weighed over 500 tons
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DELINQUENT LANDS.
TALLAHATCHIE COUNTY.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, JACKSON, MIss.t
January q, 1863. !
HNIE following described lands in
H. the county of Tallahatchie, delin-
quent for the non payment of Taxes OF
the year 1861, will be subject to entry
or purchase, at this office, after sixty
days from the date hereof, by any cit
izen of this State, upon payment of
amount for which said lands are delin-
quent, and all costs to the State, with
damages and subsequent taxes ac-
crued. See Revised Code of Missis-
sippi, Chapter l, Section 9, Article 40
and &c, page 81.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-04

BUGGY HARNESS, from SIS up.
ND Wagon Harness and Pillow Gear,
all home made. q. .. Subway.
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VIRGINIA
MILITARY INSTITUTE.

HNHIS institution, so well known
II and patronized throughout the
south, is prepared to receive one hun
dred additional cadets. Applications
should be addressed without delay, to
the undersigned. The thorough or
ganization of the Virginia Military
Institute in all its departments of in
struction affords advantages for the
prosecution ofits distinctive course of
studies and discipline which commend
it to liberal support.
Cadets will be received now,and Will
be cared for during the summer
months.
For circular, address
FRANCIS III. SMITH,
superintendent.
, IxK-s -tx
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs.

I'm the 10Th instant, the tax books
~ will be returned to the Sheriff's
office at Raymond and Jackson. At
either Office payment can be made
TIVE sets of books having been provi-
ded, to facilitate collections, and for
the convenience of taxpayers. 1t is
expected that ALL persons owing taxes
will come forward and pay up prompt
ly, and not wait until the officer comes
after you, and also use your influence
with any others that you may have in
your employ. or under your control
to do likewise. You may thus easily
assist the officer in the discharge of
his duty, without any cost to your
selves. and you will. at the same time,
be strengthening the public credit, by
reducing the very large delinquent
list that has been reported year after
year. jos. MCCIOY,
febl2-1m Sheriff and Tax Collector
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IN the Circuit Court Of Kinds County
First District Heren.
Farmers Bank Of kentnyr..t
Thomas

A TTACHNI $50 q lie 18th
day OF JdAtt.Ij. 50. 4or SI2,64I
b. On affidavit filed, it appearing
that the defendant is a nonresident of
the State of Mississippi, residing at
Memphis. in the State of Tennessee. it
is ordered that said defendant. do. on
or before the first day of the next term
of this Court to be held at Jackson.
Mississippi, on the first Monday of
May. 1859, appear in said cause, and
answer to said attachment. 1t is fur
Their ordered that this order be pub
lished at least once week for four
consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY
CLARION, a newspaper published in
jackson. Mississippi, and that a certi-
fled copy of this order be sent by mail.
by the Clerk of this Court, addressed
TO the said defendant at Met i.
Tennessee.
Witness my hand and seal of said
....- Court, affixed at Office at
rs. Jackson, this 18th day of
February, A. D.. 1869
feb25-5w /. A. LINDSEY, Clerk.
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RY 8. HERMAN A co.

Apgnees sale OF Liquors, Wines Champagne this day,
tuesday, May D. At 01 O'Clock, At salesroorn IL
barrels keerswhhe Wheat, Loyda Poinderier Bowen Od
Grow, Woodcock, FairaI and Msrshs copper distilled old
hentucky Bourbon barrels Rye wbiskey 7e baskets and
cases q Champagne Brsndes and DIN In casks and cases.
once furniture Sale positive, without reserve IN ots 70
s. The ,ds ~ order q Gsrger Co. As.snss, Mro
belonging 10 party leaving the city boston maze cnrs,nu,
Ingram Carpets Lounrss window shades, Pictures Kitchen
Utensils ar1cal tower Vases fine French Clock,
kc
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MILITARY.

TTrITED STATES MARINE CoRps-wArTBD IrxE
dniey Tor this favorie branch OF the SERVICE unmarried
men This fine opportunity young men who desire 70
vsh foreign countries In United States ships Of
thef Information wn be given by the commanding ocs OF
the Marine B1Tsen Flushing avenue, Brookiyp,k "
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DEM. ,. THEALL, AucT1oNEER,

- =. late salesman with u. n. Ludlow 4 Co.
Handsome Household Furntu re, &C., at auction.
BEN y TllEALL, Will sell by auction this day. Tuesday
may No. AT II O'Clock nj 2s West Fortleh street
snn and Eighth avenues rosewood and Paor
SUITS IN brocatel and hsircoh rosewood Etagcre marble
np centre aud Fancy Tables, walnut Bedteads, Bureaus
Mashstands enafneed suits, Psissses, Mattresses Oak
Extension Table, marble top Buffet Sofas, Chairs thinn
now ready at the house.
RYMAx BAyERsDoRTER 4 CO., AucTIoNEERs-
- seus O'clock l3 Columbia street. stock Fancy oods
lots. Dealers invited, -
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RY WILMINGTON qoDDIS, AucuoSEER AND REAL

u Estate Agent Richmond, va
Large first class Residence grounds
on seventh, Eighth and Clay streets for sale auction AZ
the request OF Mr. Robert L. Lancaster who has removed 10
New YORK, shall sell al auction premtses On Thurs
day, the Tth day OF May, ls6s at O'Clock NJ hi. beby
attractive Residence aud Grounds, located above
The dwelling contains ~ rooms, including basement and
refvsns rooms and has every modern Improvement usually
found In n first class residence S
The grounds are beautifully set shade trees everreens
city. - ' '"'
The premises front 2ii Seventh street with Ike
front OF I'll eet ON Eighth street 2O feet the north ue
Of Clay street. -
sale NJ auction -
viii be sod according plat and survey be exhibited
the sale 80 as 70 sell with the dwelling 10 feet Seventh
street. running back ~ feet 70 alley ~ feet wide The
chasers. -
Terms fourth cash balance four eight and twelve
months Tor negotiable with interest added
trust deeds W oODDIN Auct,oneer
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by HENRY II: LEEDS a MINER.

saesrooms Nos yS Chambers and ~ Reade street Art
Galleries Nos sl7 and sla broadway, southwest
- corner Twelfth street.
On Tuesday May g. 101 O'Clock, At the private resi-
dence NO tc2 lest Twenty street. Household Furniture
Ac made by Meeks and Others consisting OF Brussels
pets cared rosewood Suits crimson and gold aud green
aud gold nyured brocate made by Meeks order;
wood marble top Centre Tables marble TOP Music
Eatere rosewoos Su 10 green reps striped and hair
CLOTH black walnut and mahogany Bedseads mahogany
Dressing Bureaus Hair aud Feather Mattresses osers
Pillows Paliases gilt frame Looking Gssses mahogany
Gard Tables, Chairs and Rockers IN hacloih; Window
Shades and Cornices chlds Rocking Horse. mahogany
Cocke, Glassware, &C.. Kitchen Furniture, Refrs
AC., &C.
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pY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

W IT " -TN-
- HENRY II. LEEDS, Auc.lonerr.
Saesrooms 20 Chambers street and ~ street: Ar
Galleries s7 and SIG Broadway southwest corner Twelfth
On the evenings OF Thursday, May "a and friday MAY &
Leeds Art Galleries,
sl7 and sl9 broadway. at ~ O'Clock each evening,
Fine Oh Paintings and Water Coors received rom E
rope, ny well known European artists, also several fine
Pictures by favore American artsts To be sold without
Also 80 ane old Pictures unframed 70 close An accnnni
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A 10 HyNARDs FURNITURE AND BAoaAoB Rx.
press once 7s and 81 Rank street. near Bsecher rrs
city country a short notice aid
ders By post prompuv attended 10.