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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-14

We follow with the Prussian National
Anthem; and it must be confessed there IS
a terrible force in some of the thoughts of
the poem, and the phraseoIogy i n which
they are expressed:
THE Pr USSIAN NATIONAL IN
THEN.
lie Bin Elm Prepsse ,"IPm a Prussian)
1 am a Prussian see my colors cleaning
Thu blacK-white standard floats before me
For Freedoms rights, my faith ers' heart blood
Such, mark Ye, mean the black and whne to
Shall !, then, prove a coward? III e'er be to
thee toward!
Though day be dun, though sun shine
lam aPrussian-wm a Prussian bel
Before the throne with love and faith I'm
Whence. mildly good, hear parents love;
Win uial heart, obedient ear Pm lending;
The lather trusts-the son defends the
Affections tics are stronger-liye, o my coun-'
try lOngeri
The Kings high call o'erfows my
am a Prussian win a Prussian bel
Not every DAY hath sunny light Of glory
1919 49, 0AAA2 LIZ AIAa
Let none believe my face can tell the story
That every wish unfrightful is to me.
How many, far and nearer, would think ex-
change much dearer?
Their freedoms naught-how then
compared with met
am a frussian-wll a Prussian be!
And IL b angry elements exploding
Inc nghtning's flash, the thunder's louder
roar
Hath not the world OF witnesses such fore
boding?
No Prussian's courage can be tested more,
Should rock and oak be riven, 10 error I'm
not driven
Be storm and din, 1et flashes CLEAN 80
free,
am a P~russian-win a Prussian bel
Where love and faith SO round the monarch
cluster;
Where Prince n people SO clasp firm their
hands.
IT'S there alone true happiness can muster,
Thus showing clear how firm the nations
bands
Again confirm the fealtyl the honest, noble
fealtyl
Be strong the bondi Strike hands, dear
hearts, with mei
Is not this Prussia7 Let us Prussians
bel
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A Delaware editor complains that
he is cooped up in his Office, COM
PEELED to write editorials with q bullet
In his leg. What's the use of making
q fuss about half an ounce of lead IL
his leg, when his head is full Of IL,
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Miss Rose Hersee has arrived in
London after AN absence OF ten
months. AT the beginning of Sep
tember she will return to America as
the prirna donna assoluta of the COM
bined English opera companies, for a
season OF eight months, for which she
Is to receive over s2500, besides bene-
at, travelling expenses, etc.
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THE MARSEILLAbSE HYMN.

We reproduce, as appropriate to the
time, the stirring words of
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APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

FISHER AMEs TYLER, lPoliticsfFds.
MATHEW c. GALLAwAY,
r n FNGLIsH, News, River, Commercial
J.. J. pUPRE, and city Editors.
=. L. JAMES,
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THE New York World says to the
Southern people in the name Of the
Northern Democracy, GAS the South
needs our aid, it must not spurn our
friendly counsel" 1t says of Mr..
Douglas: "He saw that the safety Of
the South depended on a strong North
ern alliance, and that such an alliance
was practicable only on a basis of
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THE SUPPOSED ABDUCTOR.

It is thought by some that the child
was stolen by Louisa, who left her
with her sister here, though no reason
is assigned for the abduction.
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German Rhine has been oure beforei
II has served our wassail bowls 70 NIL.
singing its praise from door to door
fHce the hOofprints, legible stiil,
Do our cavalry charge that bathed its left
bank IN You gore?
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German Rhine has been ours before!
OF your German virtues what remain
When across its flood our legions pour
And the Empire Over-clouds your plains?
When all your men have fallen, have We other
y men In store?
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1T LIE ChL1O COOLO EEAA
If little Mollie Digby could speak,
what a story she might tell. What
an insight it might give Of the effects
of evil passions, of the fearful depray-
ity of men and wOmenis hearts. But
alas! it-eannOt even point out those
who betrayed it.. 1t may possibly
have caressed its worst enemies and
smiled in the face of those WhOasO
cruelty nl-treated it.
THE ABDUCGOR AND HER CoAlPAN-
IONS MUST BE PUNISHED.
These are the facts. They have no
trace Of the abductor. But there Is
clue. The mere fact of the discovery
Of the child affords incontestible evil
dence of the near presence of those
who stole it. Their own sense of fear
is evinced in the surrender of the in
FAINT. The detective can work upsthe
case if he brings experience and
.shrewdness to his aid.
This sort Of crime, if permitted to
pass unwbipped of justice, will be but
incentive to the wicked, stimulated by
the hope of reward, and conscious of
escaping the penalties of crime. It
fixes a responsibility on our police
they cannot evade-it demands from
them action they cannot disregard or
omit.
The parties implicated in this great
wiekednesS must be found.
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THAT "DEADHEAD" CANArlD.
The slanderers Nailed to the Dec x-Nobody ION
the Make" but the TicS cts All Paid
For-Who Blu aderedl

There been considf able talk for the last three
days over what was announced as an attempt by
President Grant an party TO @deadhead IT,, over
the Hudson RIVER, Railroad on their way TO attend
The ohsequies OF General Thomas at Troy. Ameaner
more scurf fious report could not have been in
vented IN e facts OF the case are az fonows:-
On Wed ynesday OF last week superintendent ]. NJ.
Toucey, or the HUDSON River Railroad. received
an Official telegram from washington saying that
The President and Cabinet and committees from botn
Aouses OF Congress would reach New York city at a
late hour Thursday night en- route to Troy, and re-
questlng that the Montreal train which leaves New
York at IL p. NJ. might be held ill they arrived, In
order that
THE PARTY MIGHT TAKE PASSAGE
omit Mr. Toucey instructed the train TO wait as
was desired. The distinguished party arrived at
Thirteth street nearly nall an honr ia.e, ssa LII
snem onto into wnen ney entered ana retired leaving
an ad-de-camp Colonel Jones, IN charge. soon
after leaving the cty s haTy Tor the tickets
Tor the party but was informed tney had hones tat
there was undoubtedly
Thus matters rested I'LL the tram reached Pough-
keepsic at three O'Clock IN the morning, when CON
,ductor stevens and one or two Others entered the
telegraph Oce for the purpose OF sending despatch
10 superintendent Toucey, who resided at Pougl-
a messenger. In the meantime considerable talk
occurred IN the telegraph office relative TO the mat
Yer, sleeping car conductor urging stevens 10 Cut
the car of. This conversation was caught up by
some person outside OF the telegraph office. ana In
the afternoon edition or the Poughkeepsie Daily
Press 1t was greatly magnihed and by 1t President
Grant and party were placed before the public In o
humiating position
Harry stevens the conductor, says that he did NOT
state, hint. or in any way Intimate TO the ald-de-
camp that he
WOULD CUT THE CAR OFF,
nor dld he address the ald-de-camp in u dlsc0ur-
teOus or ungentlemanly manner. lie states, further
thai his train reached Poughkeepsie on time and left
ON time and member OF the Presidential party
was disturbed In any way, shape or manner but the
affair was aTnicably and Satisfactorily arranged
throughout
Samuel J. Farnum, who occupies position In the
Appraisers oice in this city, states that the Deputy
Collector In New York or some person attached 10
MS Office mad received instructions to
PURCHASE THE TICKETS
for the party, and that boy was sent TO perform
that duty. In some way, however, some
one had blundered,n and as soon as the
matter was placed before President Grant he
Immediately ordered everything paid. The attacks
made upon the President ana party are everywhere
commented upon with severity, and no one regrets
The occurrence mere than Harry Stevens, the con-
ductor II is but justice to that gentleman TO so
StaIe.
The instructions sent Mr.. Stevens by Mr.. Toucey
were ol a courteous character, and were, IN effect
10 take The Presidential party 10 their destination
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, RICH
CARPETS GAS FIXTURES, &C.

+. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell by auction, Wednes-
day. April 1870 II O'clock at the private residence No.
S27 Fifth avenue, between Thirty and Th,ryhrd
ebony and gilt Parlor Suit in figured crimson reps fine
French plate Pier and nantel Mirrors ebony and g Cen
CANT Clocks and Mane Ornaments Reps and Lace Curtains
fine walnut Extension Table walnut Buffet, Dining Chairs
walnut Bedsteads marble Dressing Bureaus Bookcases
Mattresses, Bolsers and Pillows rich moque velvet and
Brussels Carpets together all the Kitchen Utensils
fine bronze Chandeliers Fixtures OF the house.
lopues now ready AT No Pine street.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HARTN NAGLF--AIIEN.-O Wednesday, Aprl y, AT
the residence OF the BRIDES mother. by the Rev. Dr.
Gallaudet, AUGUST HARTNAGLE, OF this CITY, TO ELLA
H., youngest daughter OF the late Albert Allen,
OF Providence, X. |.
PLUM-BARRY.-0n Thursday, April I, by the Rev.
:. ID. Burtsel, RICHARD +. PLUM 10 ELLEN G. BARRY,
all OF this city.
SAGEMAN-BURTON.-- Tuesday, April s. at the
residence OF the BRIDE Mr.. WILLIAM j. SAGEMAN ~
AMY W., daughter OF Jacob Burton, ESQ., OF Johns.
town.
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIoNEER.
Attractive sale OF handsome Household Furniture,
Pianoorte Carpets Cows &c at Rye wcstchester
county, New YORK.
T.. ". LUDLOW 4 co.
will aell nj auction,

On THUkSDAY April II, Ie7O ~
at II o'clock A. NJ, ut the residence OF j. W..
Hull ESQ.,, Milton the road TO Milton and known
ss the Old Clark House. all the Furniture &c. OF said house,
viz Fine rosewood Parlor suits elegant rosewood Eta
gere carved rosewood Pianoors octave o. Fs
cher ma Sofas and Easv Chairs two fine walnut
Extension Tables richly carved walnut Buffet very good
Assortment OF Bedroom Furniture Mattresses Bosters and
Pillows rich French Chns and Cut Glassware heavy Silver
Plated Ware with solid mounnGs; Wilton, Brs-
ses and Three-py Carpets all tho Kitchen and Laundry
Utensils &c also Cows, Calf lot Garden and stable
Utensils &C. also chestnut Mare is hands, 10 years old
good family horse; also Rockaway and Harness.
Descriptive catalogues may he had at the Office OF the
auctioneers, No. 3 Pine street New York.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS to the &1O0,O0o Prize-Nos. 6ss4 and
bas6 each go
Approximations to the $4,000 Prze-Nos ln2Il and
Approxm to the &l5uUU Prixe-Nos. II, LA and
APPROXIMATIONS to the $4,000 Prize-Nos. 9,32b and
1921 each NV
S,5o5 each .......,............... 49,. - zoo
Prizes paid In gold Information furnished The highest
paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, ID Wall street, New York.
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LAMoREUx.-In this city, on Monday, April 4, the
vile OF Isaac =. LamoreuX, OF son and heir.
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by ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTroNEER,

RY ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUCTIONEER.
ID ~ Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
very larg: stock Of substantial Furniture in great variety
suitable the requirements of the will be sold at
auction by ROBERT SOMERvILLE, at his Gallery, on
Tuesday and wednesday, 10th and goth April.
worthy special attention of al interested.
Will be exhibitions with catalogues day and evening be-
fore the sale and will 30 sold IN lois 70 suit housskssps q
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DY HENRY y. MINER, ACCTIONEER.
ID O1ce 935 Broadway, near Tweny-sec street.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF AN
IMPORTERS STOCK OF ELEGANT
CLOCKS, BRONZES, PARIANS,
PAINTINGS FANCY GOODS, 30.
HENRY d. MINER, Auctioneer, will sell at auction,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday April E ID and H. at ii
o'clock each day, al the store
No. Is Maiden lane,
Importers Stock of large and varied assortment Of
rich Bronze Orno Marble and Aiabaster Clocks beauti
u Bronze Groups and FSures decorated and plain Parian
Groups and Statuettes
artistic lnaid Ormolu Mounted Tables and Jardnieres,
fine decorated China Card Receivers.
Vases, Toilet Sets &c
The above are now on exhibition and upon examination
will be found to comprise
of the elegant and important sales Of Fancy
Gioods offered IN this city.
DY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER.
- ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite Post Office.
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
mt their Auction Mart,
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), AT II O'CLOCK,
regular sale Of fine trottng and family Horses For
fun description look head of Horses and Carriages
catalogue.
We never postpone a sale account of the weather
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE Al
"A FRED WINANS, Auctioneer.-At Waverey, N. j., be.
Newark and Elizabeth, Wednesday, April ls at
r. NJ the premises eH Of Land, suitable for laying
fronts Streets and the Newark and Elizabeth
Boulevard has horse railroad track the property
and Waverey depots also plank walk from Waverey de-
and from New York, Newark and Elizabeth and within ten
minutes walk Of Waverey depot where there from six
trains daily and aordng opportunity sell
offered for those in want of land for Immediate i'm
provement investment
CAROLINE JOHNSON, Administrators.
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UCTION SALE.-wILL BE SOLD At AUCTION OR
n private sale, rosewood fourpul Pump and one
skss lyl Fupp complete, a. las 1AaY3p street
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DY r. COTTON, IONEER.-LOvEJOY'S HOTEL. -
ID Tomorrow, Wednesday April u, at i0H O'Clock,
shall and close out all the balance OF Furniture
and Fixtures large Hotel Of Park and
this sale will comprise the entire furniture
large buildings. More full particulars
morning, when catalogues will be ready.
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DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE AUCTIoNEER.-SALEs.
ID ROOM AND OFFICE, 81 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
FOURTEENTH STREET.
ROBERT sOMERviLLE WILL SELL BY AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, APRIL a. AT104 O'CLOCK, AT THE PRI-
yATE RESIDENCE, 32c WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH AvENn ES, genteel
Household Furniture Rosewood Parlor Su IN broca-
TEL IL pieces rosewood marble top Centre Table, Etageres
Bookcases,
SECRETARY, LOUNGES, ROSEWOOD PIANO AND
STOOL,
ne English velvet Brussels Carpets nne French pier and
Mirrors Cornces lace Curtains, Ocoth curet
Hair Mattress Feather Bed Pillows fine carved black wal
marble top Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs and carved
walnut Library Suit green reps, 10 pieces rosewood and
walnut Bedroom Furniture; enameled Cottage Suits, to-
get.sr with large assortment Of Kitchen Utensils, with
whieh the sale will commence.
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DY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.
I'D Office 50 Fifth avenue.
Saesroom No. 2 West Fourteenth street.
AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, l52 East Twenty second
street, Wednesday, April IL. at O'Clock NJ general
assortment of Household Furniture.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

A Lien = miNER ACCOMMODATIONS SALES.
N by HENRY q. LEEDS MINER We shall give
especial attention, usual for year, past 70 SAVES OF
up housekeeping viii nlso hold regular weekly sales at our
spacious saesrc ms No. 80 Chambers street and No. "
Reade street, e those desrng this medium Of sale.
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Household Fprnlu ~ al the resdenss Of families brssins
@ s ss0 O . ..s. ~ =
keads street, e those desiring this medium Of sale
A Lien r. MINER AycTIoSEg. ,.r.
eries si9 Broadway, southwest corner OF Twelfth
n THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
EEps xsES Sss sGScprbS 81 s' pA vs.
they win offer for sale the Household Furniture rare curios
' pr PSrsaTs s9i coILEoress ~ PAINTINGS OF
WIN ever be organzsd BY this gentleman, and being rela
'''' : : MOST wakSs xakSssar 81 Xs4 sAIE OF
portion these s.,s been SH
varying from ApTsKsIT TisE ESP sna
GEMS BY THE OLD MASTERS. -
s ss is'ri1 R.z =
other. se .oi. Sy
nSAE 81 pfaAN4 GhAxEg
MANN cALsSa HEERISG FEEGY Rn H ABE pE
SS SoES$ 5SS5s S5s,SfSH
s sAEkG0 suSs
AsT Is;fV5k cIkdIEs OF MODERN EUROPE
Th!: very extensive collection win be sold
TGEsDXY APR ~. ~' LEEDS II I
where Catalogues and additional Information may be OBJ
tanned application Price Of Catalogue Is cents
A LIEN B. MINER. AUCTIONEER
~ By HENRY H. LEEDS MINER on FRIDAY, April
sHa sPAcfSSs fS CARRIAGE REPOSITORY SALES
ROOMS, NO. 50l BROADWAY (ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
BLOCK BETWEEN BROOME AND SPRING STREETS.
GREAT TRADE SALE OF ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
FIRST CLASS MAKERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
THIS CITY and comprising all the newest styles and var
ties Of vehicles In USE of the very best Workmanship
comprising
CLARENCES, LANDAUS, LANDAULETs COupES.
COUPELETS, BAROUCHES, SUMNER COACHES, PARK
sIX-SEAT FAMILY ROCKAWAYS, SUNbOWNS, COUPE
ROCkAWAYS, LIGHT FOUR-PASSENGER ROCKA
WAYS, BASKET PHAETONS, DEPOT AND JAEGER WA
CONS, LIGHT TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES, to include
several ROAD WAGONS AND TROTTING WAGONS.
Made by Messrs. Brewster. Miner Stevens. Baldwin.
other well known makers also line of Basket Pony Phae
tons, just manufactured by well known firm q spe
ciaty.
All of which will be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, and
win be exhibition above and from Monday, llth
inst.
The FRIDAY 18TH inst, will comprise about
half of the stock, ABOUT SIXTY VEHICLES be followed
on the next FRIDAY s2D inst, with the balance Of the
stock. ABOUT 70 LOTS
Lien b. MINER AUCTIONEER.
n BY HENRY III. LEEDS a. MINER,
On Thursday, April H. at 1915 O'Clock. the private resi-
dence, No 1s2 West Eleventh street
Handsome Household Furniture &C.
Full particulars hereafter
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DRlAN n. MULLER AUCrlONERR--AuCrIoN
"A SALE OF vALuABLn CHURCH PROPERTY On
TEES oF THE CoXGKEd ATioN o. NishkA An isRxEl.
auction Thursday. April IL isA a o'clock. ~ the Er
change saesroom No Broadway ,hs Lease OF shs three
the soa,h eide Of rwelnh between rha and
Fourth The lease 4 nom the Suyvesant sstate,
TO run from March iss7 81 SV per snaa xrouna
rent covenants OF renewal % Improvements 20 es paid tei
santaly built and Ia well adapted for ehngch paeo Ia
stution, factory warehouse Maps and full particulars
the once OF the auoonsers No Pine street, OF n
SOLOMON, Esq, No 293 broadway.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AuCTIoNEER .ExEcuroR's
N sale. ADRIAN II. AuLLEk, r. X. WILKINS 90
viii sell at auction TUESDAY Aprn w. 1870 ~ so'eloek a.
S W,n,in n "a & ~ % ns %sw % .oessa an
the road leading from Kngsbridse 90 the Woodawn depot
Harlem Railroad. Map the olce Of the aueloneer No.
Pine street.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Peremptory sale Of superb Household Furniture this
embracing walnut Parlor Suits rosewood and
Chamber Dining Room and Library Suits, Bullets,
Extension Tables French Plate Pier and Oval Mirrors
Library Suits ~ octave Pansfor,es Carpets, Iron
Safes, &c. Sale peremptory, rain or shloe.
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1roRRrs WILKINS, AUcrIoNEER.

n NEORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
M Household Furniture. &c, at auction.
r. H. LUDLOW 4 CO., viii sell at auction, on Tuesday,
April H. 1870 at II o'clock at the private residence ss Firth
avenue between Twenysixth and Twenty streets,
the entire contents OF sad house, viz Rosewood parlor
Suit top Tables Sofas Easy Chairs rosewood and
other Besteads, marble top Bureaus Washsands Armore
Glace Bookcase Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, walnut
Extension Table marble top Buffet Dining Chairs, all the
Kitchen Utensils &c Catalogues at No Pine street.
NIARSHAL's SALE-SHOE LACES, DO, j. 30.
lN CART, Auctioneer. Wednesday, April 10, ~ IL
O'Clock, the auction rooms No. North William street,
by order OF the Marshal and by virtue Of an execution
Consisting OF
About 15o Gross Shoe Laces In order.
About $50 Gross kerosene Lamp Wicka.
About 125 Bottles of French Shoe Dressing
Corset Lsces French Shoe Bronze Shoe Buttons But
ion Hooxs, 10, yQHN u. HlLLlER, kaFphAl
The New York herald., 1870-04-12

A UCTION NOT1CE.-EDWIN NICHOLS, AUCTlONEER.
Il rare opportunity for Housekeepers.
Large mortgage sale Of over $4,000 worth or
Handsome and eeneel Household Furniture,
the story dwelling residence 2 East Tenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue
this TUESDAy) morning, April H.
commencing at l0I1 O'Clock precisely,
Eight magnificent Paror SUITS all styles and all colors
French satin brocate silk striped reps and PLAIN reps
Velvet, Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets; Brocael
Reps and Lace Curtains, Mirrors Bronzes Clocks Vases
collection Oil Paintings, French Cabinets bos de
walnut Etageres, Tables Library Bookcase
Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges, covered with striped
plain green reps Jardniers Corner Etagere Satuary,
Figures
Magnificent four round ~ Pianoeorte
to order, 1880; stool and Cover;
has warrantee for Ave years; has box for shipping
twelve rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits style Louis
XIV; Bedseads Bureaus Wasbstands, Comnodes Spring
and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Blankets, Quilts Sofas,
Chairs Rockers Lounges. walnut Sldeboards Extension
Tables "a Dining Chairs Glass, China and Silver Ware Cut
lcry also all the Furniture of the servants Sale
positive, shine. Respons ibe in attendance to
cart or pack goods for purchasers
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A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS Il MINER.

4 LIEN Il. MINER, AUCTIONEEK.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS IL MINER.
On TUESDAY April 12 at 1913 o'clock, the private resi-
dence S59 West Thrty-Arst street,
Handsome Household Furniture; used but a few months
and made to order consisting of royal vel
vet Carpets Brussels and ingram ditto, carved rosewood
Furniture covered and orange silk Curtains In
and lace Centre Tables and carved Reception Chairs Pier
Mirrors Cornces and Bases Bedrooms In black walnut and
mahogany; Dining Room. in oak; Extension Table, Buffet
and Chairs elegant Porcelain cut glass and engraved
silver plated Ware, Oicloths Mating, Bedding
perior quality, Mattresses, Bosters Pillows dc also
Kitchen Ware, with which the sale will commence.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY HENRY ii. LEEDS 4 MINER
On Thursday April H. at 1Ox o'clock, at the private resi-
dence No 253 West Thry-fourth street.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
Full particulars hereafter
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
BILLIARDS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN BILLIARD TABLES, BALLS,
NJ Cues, Cloths, Cue Tips Now your time buy and
have your Tables cut down and repaired At W. H. GRIF
FlTHs Factory, " vesey syest.
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A DNINIsTRAroR's SALE.

DNINIsTRATORS SALE.
IA GEORGE \. WRIGHT, ADMINISTRATIONS
GEORGE BRIGGS Auconeer, viii sell Al public auction.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April IL and H. commencing
each day at ii O'Clock prompt ~ the residence OF captain
John Wright deceassd Throg's Neck near Fort Sehuy
Ter, Westcheser county n r.. magnificent Household furn
ure Piano. Brussels and Ingram Carpets marble top BUFFET
Bureaus, Bedsteads Bedding, Bookcase Extension Table
Crockery Glassware, Silver and Silver Plated Ware
Also Horses Carriages Farm Wagons single and double
sheep. Fowls Geese, Ducks Farming Iooi: Az sc Sale
siding New York city, take stage Harlem bridge or Har-
lem Railroad to Wliamsbridge. N. B.-Cstalogues now
ready at JAMES JENKINS Onlce l,%Ul Broadway,
Fortyfrst street.
UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUCT1ONEER.
"A THIS DAY. TUESDAY APRIL u,
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
in lots 70 suit city and country trade.
Truck and Wagon Wheels-l6 sets assorted Wheels for
wagons, trucks and carts
Rat Traps-I cask 99X dozen Rat Traps
shoves and Spades.-60 dozen D. 4 l.. ii. shoves ana
Spades &C., &C., &c.
Catalogues morning OF SALE
X. r HAZELL 4 Co., Auctopeers
llS Chambers street,