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, 1870-12-27
Chief Justice Ehn.e mud the Lcgaf-
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FTtIS rae .Sftf 1oyE TFtktue. Def. Ct
Tho following erttsct from 4 private lettsr,
forwarded to rs BY gentleman vol informed
AZ TO the facts aud the SiaM4 OF the Chief
Jostice, VII, BE- rad WITH sauno Interest:
STATE Joarna1 appears IN article Of Mf. 4. d.
Howe, = Wisconsin senaIor, cf,neiAiux ! paper u
kssa ss,sa Z, ,s ata
rue Sotts dn.trttnn hr8er. No doubt Nj. Howe
Es.s ~, 1a, TO E.! RstIsrnoa be fss IL - es1- ~
sms' family history than WIN Nj. Adams arga-
Melts. Bu, 20 tar - II tte..As OF Nj. S<cre1A:y
ssa s 3ass Sssa r!a r.
e II: :sss e. se!t K:
shase dn7nx tho discussion Ia Copgress Of tue
L Tsaee1 ct; u. 1sSs ~ A9m n pa ~ taa n
| crioton Of M1. Chief Juat.ce Chase. ten1sstoT
| tEe ,1cguent Of tic Supreme Coust 81 tns LMfe4
Gas1pda & ~ ine csisf jussioe vi IN eordcs w1ta
his own onlnIons u e1pssssed N 1ssa, wnen
g. ;sss sstas sas as.as
! an e1remc repuan1nce 70 the Legal T-udsr meas.
uie, be in them waved oppalaou 70 y Iasy
r:per viii tae po1ers Of spd and silver, ooFe
Gsrd upon rss sense Of honor and - :ree.
INTO tse se . aesot ISL seemed % ea1e become, q
serse. roiitieaNy necesss!y- The Sec etsr!
Iseo1ed % ss:spe il by prevailing uroa ne osns.
tSey did thefr own. such 40 arrangement. n h.
tuorment would have given the Eorernmens
notes much credit as tie 1ega tender sAneana n.
es1ed tne od.am Of 70 Violent = measure. ~!
! doeY be s1e1 at his Late DAY Jlea u
: I conviction that the nct was pssmaI9I,;; ss.,;.
. i.sdtar men Of tpe marty with witch he VAS &C
trv IN the tupofessiuu OF the Reheilton-bota i
: ana out Of CausresS-dono1fG OF she aaeqaac;
Of the secretMI1 Hsopossa nada imoa,ienr 70 q
. delay apa conndenl Of the et1cacy OF t9e Lsxs
: T-n1eT cause, pressed !ta Adoption. IN taee
: c1Irun racces, and destru1s OF Htslok .a.; ngA
Q Snnefets deeu I'd essential to the pan1c we!sse
y ~ Vitf,artv hts obecaobs. and entered INTO "
measure with en- uestness and .:ncensJ; i. IL, T.
not sa3t!a!EE saI sns ;n.t sai1 ana Ia tuwns
r1ehtnsops 70. the safety o. TIE Rr2nonc aIo ~
~ universal, different v.evs. ntsel ot tn,,trr xe
~ sdnntt,i 81 mauJ The time WIS not 1AtSsao.s
* rorstde.aie rnscsiun upon tne coIs1t1'0 coisst1
Il. limits ef legislative or execnnse aaeni9 aa,isa4
r. Sen1ts. Mary who doubted !'elns xs, ~,
az ,iouhts: many who did lot aeuos srsa ~s,s
e4- Solue who we're sHouSv '1sn'icr. 4
HE tneuselye4 constrained to scqnies - ~ fav y
~ ~ the siiypca;es Of the rnessnse- SotAsx Sot
ineu iasIfcd upon ts neecss4E OF " ~ 70 5rr
u that ytsw, nave elnes s shs ra,.aer tins. rec
two .n's,. Il their c.,ncinstanA' Nor is suAos's
--,l mai Whin ulbu1al, camp5ssu 9: latAss' "
and IS ,noIs r. y sts sesosds5os
IA stcre,s,T Tavs phbic EXPRESSION to ~ gsan1a ~
Ac' i,on. Ii lie same cisc9mstaness ns.,,e. u, q
Jul ! vnnih m dnunt. have been ecu1hs eut ttsr.ny
eeu tlt II m IMPORTANT esentt1t N ~ ntsr a.,
ct Cte,r:s correction nth :ae LesE - .-e;a1 Of
..,r 1es. ~ sn nStutntg,atTe ON aer onI. TX
NTH. -, es;;eI C7aa tn z.'e ia3Aesa-
, 1870-12-27
OCE3H RIE&A
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Through Line 10 Ca1Iforu1s aad Chlsz.

S!ta.<fs tAse tF No Z North K-ves foot Of Csu H.
Z At netSk ncon- On tht ita and oth excerpt Who
January tuCkAN QUEEN, Capt. Cous,rT, stx>
u stck Nlth COLORADO Carr Fa1Ics-
nr hnrdrrs! r1nEdso Of tnktssc SLOWED fee . e.c1
aduis r.st<nsrE- RShe.ne md attrndsace FIRE
eounetts At PsnsrnA WITH stcs1ues fsr Souta Pscis
tcFA: q! and ant For Ccntrl Auesicxo ports, axA
taoee Of The IT touch nt ManzREilln
FDk CHINA AND JAPAN.
hi"ainr: AMFRtCA- !ea7fre Fet- I. IEl,
FnI i,ttSht and rse!AEc tfttets And al frrthef ID
LGfMA toa, aep1y NJ the oi.ec thu wh11f, tiAk 4
Caft It. Srw York P. r. barry. Axeptb. 1t Fsssa-
tsA erteIn Agency. corner of tssAln and y iAoa-
sh.. Laieafa- J. A. WARRACk, Alruk
, 1870-12-27

MEDICAL CARDS
DR.. A. G. 0fs2.
ia v wASf1lvt,Tf,xHr C1ttrA ACt, ty.s

ThA lorScst erf 4ueresstul III
tbs city. e,npunes trat I'll Pn.rAst, }An',St1 IA
SExIHA2 WkAKssaa, the rcAGs q rastJ ,nt.c1e:l51s
OF otstr tan'cf. rfodustns xtRsuCaxEsl .sEns1n. 8:
AOctE.T IMPAIRED s1tsHr, T. xEN11f .nd NL8-
nooD, isr<E!ett,y r,rd T. s-'rc.1t~c' th.. f:y
certain dl:ra.n., an tErts shsusxs Q: r,lrs rscry
srat m'st .sq,tr f:sa;e; ~ e h!s stteiat, y an
ths fact introduce pA't-ns 10 tho nt IA. tat tsr3t-
1cLs All lst: ~ -Ft,t:.' l., II. 1t<.a-
dlrst Ia h!Ath sr>tsn sSxkinr>- nr .r~.tpt OF aas
ttsmp. PaNSIE tlRfut.. T. I.sti.-.: Ter ..sm1.
fIrr 0-ec her1s. . &, H. Il = Il. 5IctlT12 l. = 6
, 1870-12-27
HPECIAL NOTICES.


Thit sp't udtd I.!. Dye IL tl te-: tho Hpsa: tbs
only trur anl sf+ct dss harrlts-. sriilhi~ IztA1-
tSnscs, II 70 5!s,ppcaEr1spt r,d!eaios lint.
:hr hair +t aad l-nItt]fu!. black bruru. SoLi ~
~ frnre3ts md P-s'umc-t ami properly zprfi-a =
, 1870-12-27

There was asensuselS nothing dnuo to-;.y
in eoIamercial citc!ss, tie dav being ven
Observed by al classee. except those directly
mnfsterirG TO holiday pleasures and cApriees.
Herre there Was no change in commercial
values worth reporting except in TIE log
Market
Hcas.
At tue Union Stock Yards about IS cars ar-
lived this morning. and wero eagerly seized
uron hs the packers, rrices a,lvsnctng 15c Per
leo lbs under the competition, TO S5.75Ge6. 10,
ard the animhls were all cleared OF At that.
luis II the el.arpest advance met With on anJ
day the present sensou.
, 1870-12-27

The ensctuea,'s Of Cor gress. Nvas h:s duty %
aceear 10 t.c 20, er.''f It1sneat ~ tic E>ecu-
uvf aan The As.sgts!stnrt, uules their .e-
auhe ments were aoeh ~ e.es,iy . eon-
d.: Mha his ne o,s =, az s5s,soa & ~ A. osi ~
1sgtiered. att ha Fas .ubject to tbelF
nj sndAtes .. otnrr admin ltanEe offltars Of the
soyerr ccent- Ncs Must II be supore eu that a.
the act. Il xa- the runJc ct o. PROLONGED pAsieur.
latGIkus luz. Ri. .Sun a4si ErA ae..aa. l1sle Wis
&c alternative. alt.- hit. bat r. sinats - con
=ctenre or een,ieInn tho conss A1stocaaty II the
rsessu1e. Whist Wooit Ut. Howe ffase d1nt to
stIisss ca.c: ~. Chxsc rphlsSo aea tae lv-
That n taEs Al IL upet other Ct hts s1noic h-fs.
M cnu!S- p III erIk tue final fasoralre 1oEaasn:
~ AZ .ou.:s sen, Is not, take II, mssssf II
, 1870-12-27

Thc ameun: OF nntes IN elrcnlAt:o7 1, .a.,,-
ga, hei.E IN ,rcreasa ct 81, ,46D; and the atA'i
ot bullion III 10th departments Il E3ss 81, sEs.
shaving an Increase OF f3te. .7s;. when compared
With the preceding resurc. Subj sized - 4 COM
narssou Ct The present position OF the BanE Or
Enalanr. and the prtce8 Of eonso.s and French
fcLlts With the c0IIcspNntlnX week Of Aat yeA1:
, 1870-12-27


i.7<'ath 11'rsst dovnf-- h's -tcu-+- 7t.-a'..n :.
at treat: eot Of A t-.s*% ct tat reLi.-irj3.y x.
s:nA Of b'h .~xes liz c'i.rs :he srrs-tr r.'ss
>|Intnal lsealakss. "r aet*Jua n-!ty: A.n, ,yrh-
Ef adrtttnHt IN AT ita forms. <hrta.t cI+t.r
ttf,fa~ diarusta% ani f.r- sae. t1-atst With y
AID <lcyc1<. raurhtx1s eeut f.rr -
, 1870-12-27

ut.erbes t4essas without nny sufufn, ,uo1 fr3,t gs
rafent. a:d euEts wttnlt crprrin meats th. fx
n strncot 2i5 Kst Natt.2ntt- M st~;r,. E,..1ira
.tt'n ies 81 Srid twenty five fur s -tittEA
III HEALTH ANO LUNta iIYE* =
, 1870-12-27
DIR. B0~sctt.

~ Sr,sa chicz&, rtss. Tor q, chss;s, e.
wort tAAes 81 s*fiu.f knrs. nv Z n.~ 1n-Gsrf
T., ssta,;s 4 ~ ufi,ss,. 4 Phil. nh
Chronic and S~xn,1 ps.~aecs Of buth sues Srsd
V amp f.'s 1h-esY Il Nerr-n. ~I1 SexuN Ghexsc1
l-.psu suIt1tf,p ffry aIt confidential
, 1870-12-27

lfl1rE up Tile taxes in his waf-for thr e''1-
sEl1er p&y% In the en--ia tessuet1it' prtltrc:sn-
The fetnro from the R1nk Ut England Tor tit.
werk ended December !, Etse3 the following re-
tasss v hen eumpare.t xsia the prcstous wees:
lfss...-...----.....4. s,fES.Gse 11t.eA4!.c a,iss
: Public uerestts..--. 6,n3o.9,9 luesea3e. s.tf5
Other .lr po4s...... 1S.i4s,sS1 Increase. 33a,6a3
Government secs. y. .991,St2 M alte. attol.
Qtter 4ecaElticx.... 1s,94s.3O Utcrraxr. t0T6Ss
Notes ure mpIoyed l3,:Cs,511 Increase. l3I."1o
, 1870-12-27


Euue al those secondary Stltee unccaain
troubled BY desire for political change, an1
disFoeed to con.lder France the enemy of
the1r e1ibtense and aspirations II SPAN lie
excepted. there Was no Continental power
With ~hsch NC ccula TORN IN alliance italy
was parted and powerless. Aad did not rank
As nation. Prrtsl2 waz neither suthcie..-
Il compact nor independent TO sever itself
fTcm its traditions. Austzia was TOO mach
occupied with her IaGan Possessions to AZ
lerE peace hAs been able to ob.ctr"
| organizations and those alliances, ,or
| they seem formidable only ia
case Of var: lut thAs prtcA.ioua eecohsy
| F5aote obsaiued at the py:ce Of her so:e
atncus the uations. It is inti.pntkhIe that,
for ahont forty yean. she has met the cnli-
! ton OF tie three Northern Courts, united b.
/ the memory Of defeats and common victories.
| BY analogous p1itciplea Of government, Eli
bJ solemn leagues md fealtpEs OF hatred to,
| ward our liberal and cividng Action II INV
wae1smine the future Of Europe transform
ed. what guarantees doee It odsr to France
and the pcacs Of tho wor1d7 The coalition
Of the three Northern powers 4 broken: IL
new principle which reiEne ia Europe ia free
dom from alliances; all the great powez 1t
placed in fuls Independence. and left to ID
oevelormsnt OF their aestinies. Pra.s
sEszanai1'sn II sa'ss,, ire hsneefosth n t5eo
penderee Of Germany: France ueel take Z
unh1see. Proud Of her <cndruus uu:tv, I
! her uapcrishAb'e nationality. che can nefthe
oppoee uor regret the work of assim1atio
which has ended jeaioueiea AMI placed thel
urter the control Of those principles OF n;
ticnAlity which ehc processes 10 the wor3
) The natio NIL pride Of Germany is apreased
| its nquictuae l. disappearing, ita cnniti
.. Eeue. By initiating Franeeit has taken u ct.
, . which as.unllates her to, not differences h
: frrm France. In tne eoath, ItAlv, who
! long t1Asery had not blotted out her pa Il,
. ism. hiss taken Al! tbs elements OF n.tiou
! grandeur. Its existence greatly modided t
political condition OF Europe. But, IN spi
! Of thougktlesa suscepsiblisiea, or hansi.
b irjrdieiousncs~, its ideas, Its principles,
I intcre..s, arc coiucident with thosa Of ,
= nation which gavs its blood
d achieve Is indepe1deree. Austr
!: freed from it's Italian and Geruan pEso.
!. p4,iona. does not exhaust It's paver In bar.
= rivalry. but. concentrating II IN tie East
4 Europe, yet represents poxcs1of thirty n
l. ions Of eonla, srepaIated from F.ance by
Is interest, 20 boetile feeling. b what singu
rc reaction from the past upon the future ii
"a 70 public opinion ESQ not The Allies, but .he e
~ niles OF France in these nations fresd I'm
:" past hostile to n, ca1ted 10 new life, drnc
ed BY principlaA xhieh a1e ours, and .uimatsi
n thoss sentrnnts ~ progress which fwra
oy ! Faoi6c hArd Of Union In modasn society
, 1870-12-27
hkp0lE0a'S DEFEMeE. !.
The Last Imperial Pamphlet.
Who Il Responsible for tho Srj9.
aAters Of France
Appeal by the Captive of Wilhelms.
hohe to the Judgment
Of Mankind,

The pcli-y Of tie Second Empire has bceathc
subject Of violent attscks. 1t has been r.
proachtd with uncertainty and the 2laenco OF
.1raIknt HH. The Emperor Eapoloou III. has
ben represented as GINNING, ,falae nun, With
o,t defined principles, acting contrary 10 his
promises, without other Motive ttiAl vulgar
ambition. 1t becomes tAose who have served
both the sovereign and policy to prcsent
tbs truth. We viii ehdeasor 10 prove, in 1c-
calling facts too much fotGottep. that, sircs
1889. tic kcte Of the Cabinet tt the Tuileris u
have et~ays had the same end--.he grandeur
oS France, better recoEetructton Of Europe.
So long ~
THE ArTlf0rI11 o: 1i1E EMPEROR
M1t powerful aud respectful, the countr: vas
calm nrd rrare .te'l ot'r exterior relations tn
epircd To hlxrn. Under th<t fsr-.eeipg and
moderate regime, that hiss been called thspes-
Eonsl government vi hsso eIjoyed tish:e:n
yea1s Of RI Guilty all prosperity. Tie en-
haF1 ses merits ard u1i=!er.unts have onlv fal-
len uIen Franc. ri7c. the pstsblishHent Of
THE PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM
TINT 20 much yann:ch form Of gov
.rtment, whc-o the irresponsible Sin.
iatese create tho cattetrcphea. and
rttIe from them ar they ..rive, 10 order to let
al1 their responsihIhtv avd wright fall vroa
the head OF tho State. Let ~ begin at the
commencement Of his reign. When Napoleon
III. asceu1-d Tho throne, be founE Linkeu, b y
the foice of things. called 10 realize secputs
time. alth ougE ilI u1uch smaller proportions,
the mission Of the Emperor Napoleon I. who
explained IT st. Helens his work in the world
By there wcs1!s: IL hare conquered ravo!u.
tlon. enuohled the people and re-establsts al
ktY-+.
, 1870-12-27
THE IMPEACHMENT OF GOV.
ERNOR HOLDEN.

Opening OF the Caur1 OF Ihipracll-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssstd AohSCcr OF
Governor KanIdcn-i he Court Ad.
5ourncts to january 23, 1871.
, 1870-12-27

Rf@qc is in vigorous aemand, and ts TO be
found In all The te.diuE>1oouas to which they
resort. when before th-ir ar.lsal il was nescs
10 ,oseen. They bre very seldom seos, in any
Of the plAeee Of amusement in the city, and
into society they 90 not 50, although most
tlAttaring overtuIss have brcn maao thsm.
They tecm, indeed. to li.vc dangerous
fascination for ine iairer and mare
:ender-h -hexted portion OF thsir enemies,
which ia easily accounted for when ono
thiulB Of their gsllspt.y and their misfot-
tunca. I know that they receive lnvitstious
and sdEances Of vations sorts, wA.ch they
do not accept. and that their path would be
JAyed quite smooth before than il theE chose
10 outc1 the bousas Of tho people who hste
conquered then, where, in turn. conquests or =
mora peaceful nature would be awaitinG
their coming. Dat it il not to Be wondered at
that they hold themselves rigidty Atoot from
ii. society. for thoy are in no mood to enjoy
it4 pleasures. -Msny Of them. indeed, nourlsh
arsncatuus IN .reA in their brcastt. The graft
ncstiou u wl1ch will be the oneobject OF theil
Iivts.
I rnnscrted recently With AZ officer Nhe
came here With Baz.ine from Metz. ven
tufed. 10 srshktng Of the var, to Say that
hoped hos'iiiite would pox soon b. brought
10 CLOSE, Md that Francs would nave An op
To'tun'ty TO retrieve in peace tho losses AMI
'm,si9zsunes y. % ~ this DISASTROUS campaign. ,
In peace, do sou aay?" he replied
Never 10 peace can Fr.nce flnd satisfaetio,
Tor her urongt! Ferhaps now ahe will b
compelled " yield 10 bitter necessity. onI
entering her loudeet Protest axsinst lie yio
ence and il justice of her eae1av. she vii
wnit, With tucb patience Al Ia 1sossTb!e III
slow progress Of the Stafs vhis.s Arc ia nre
pare her to open ancw this contest and I
Eettle 1t 10 hsr own honor and tho aston,st
.uaent Of the world Meantime, we laaye III
hatd ard tedious ta4k of ecLonltnS ourselye
to ratierce An3 fcrsi:u1e never fnrs :ttitg tt
full md complete sa,i.fa-tirn which NO aTe
demand from prut<ia, and ,cFing from her
5vrcs. even III ste new pitlesnly tears ,
asunier. aud viii lo1 luutdsgous iuge
cIutched a,,oui our neck. seeks to stzans1e |
to death!~
rsid that my sr,end was becoming c
c;ted, and ersjeavored to change the cure
of hiA thoughts ~ saying that, In my opinio
Fr1pce Lad more to Aope from tho pt
msnenre Of peA:e. and IN opportunity so q
vrlop hrr splendid resources, industrial =
intellectual, Which had already won her t
touor OF the world, but my words hid I
contrary effect. Var, aud WE onlT Nas
tl,oushf Of tho valorouE Captsin. and tbs ID
thai Prsnea could ever submit 10 tho prest
state Of thipgs, ~ithout the earliest posi-
appeal TO armr. wac tntolsrtble to him A
such Ia. ipceed, the mind OF all the ofae'
hare. with shose opinlods have become CO
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

rAO n MORTON STREET A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE
fV accommodated with pleasant Rooms aud Board in
small American family where tho comforts of home may
eniOVed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

I0 EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-TO
nv let, with Board Fargo Rooms, suitable for gentlemen
aud their wives or two single gentlemen. References ex
changed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

~ BARROW STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.-NICELY
Il furnished and good sized Rooms with Board. to gen.
tee parties clerks and mechanics moderated good
table and location; gas and water.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

ny r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT CHOICE
Househod Furniture French Plate Mirrors, Pianos real
COTTON viii sell Friday, May 2O at Iox O'Clock, at
tne saesroom % East Thirteenth street. Broadway the
entire elegant Furniture of large private house, Emoved
from storage warehouse the for convenience or
SALE two elegant Paor Suits. Library Suit Library
Table, Bookcsses two elegant Eageres, Centre
s a with ares Mirror LadIes Secretary Table
four carved black walnut Chamber Suits Mat
tresseA Cottage Suts al. the rich Carpets Olclohs
rich Silver Plated Ware China Glass &c. &c Tho
assortment slarge and in good order Catalogues Time
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

DY MAX BAYERspoRFER AuCTIoNWEERm,sEELni Y ss:., Enis,
Ing Machinery 4c bslsy Copper M0sms Sas % ne
ar"e }stilerv: Houses and Los xlno cap %
no,uht AZ priy ate sale at bargain. MAN bAfEhcDVN
gEK'S ONCE 28l Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

Try KEywoRTH TAYLOR, AyoTIoNEERs.-sELL
ID this day. At o'clock, 1t 406 Eighth avenue, bstwsen
Theth and Thry-hrst streets, select assortment Of
Household Furniture the properly OF gentleman going
IN green rosewood Suit in green push Rustic Suit
walnut trimmings; Hair Mattresses black walnut and
BILE Washsands Centre Tabes, black walnut
Extension Pillar Table, Lounges Chromos Engraving arch
Mating. Wheeler Wilson and Howes Sewing Machines
&C. Personal attention to sales III private residences stors
DC. Deaera invited.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

OTC FIFTH AvENUE.-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms, with superior table, for families single
gentlemen; terms moderate for the References
exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

LxECUTORs' SALE
IL v. X. STEVENSON, SON Co, b. l.. FAIRCHILD,
Auconer, viii sell ut auction, "Wednesday, June l. 1870
at ~ M at the Exchange Saesroom No III Broadway by
order OF the OF Isaac Dyckman deceased nearly
100 ACRES
In upwards OF
1000 LOTS ON BROADWAY,
Harlem river Ninth and Tenth 20h 2h srees
inclusive and other contiguous strees part OF
THE DYCKMAN HOMESTEAD.
This splendid property Is admirably adapted to
immediate improvement The through
have been permanently established by law.
1T is NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY,
The rapid growth OF the city makes doubtful II magnt
nccn chance VIII again be offered buyers FOR per-
manent speculative Investments.
Sale positive title indputabe sixty per cent on bond and
mortgage,
property. DO lose the chance aud repent
too late. For and descriptive pamphlets with terms Of
sale and directions reach the apply the
toneers No. IL Pine street, to LOCKWOOD CROSBY,
Counsel for the Executors, No l33 Nassau street.
GEGRG F. THAYER 4 Co, AUCTIONEERs, ~ EAST
" Fourteenth street. will sell, this day May 8 Ct eleven
o'clock the Household Furniture at 246 est Twenty fourth
street, consisting In part of Bedsteads Bedding curled ar
Mattresses Sofas Lounges French plate Pier Glasses Car
pets Extension and Mahogany Tables, China and Glnss
Ware &C.
TTENRY b. HERTS, AUCTIONEER.
Ill EXECUTRIx SALE DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
WILL BE CONTINUED THIS DAY MAY III
AT THE STORE OF j. b. PHILLIPS e SONS,
NO. SIT BROADWAY, NEAR TWELFTH STREET.
CATHARINE A. PHILLIPS Executrx
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

CE THIRD STREET, A FEW DOORS EAST OF TIE
~ Bowery.-Nicev furnished Rooms let suitable for
one or two "a and 81 week. modern improve
The New York herald., 1870-05-18

= JANE STREET, BETWEEN HUDSON STREET AND
i) Eighth avenuc.--Peasant Rooms and good Board for
gentleman and wife few single gentemen location
pleasant and convenient; terms very moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-05-18
sALks Ar AUCTION.

RkM p FAIRCHILD, AUCTIOhEER
sh.rss ~ on tTld,y Nay 80 1870 10 noon a Ez-
&c so'; wss srSwp stons nOa,s. N0s ~ and
Grand boulevard houses 6ui and gnissd IN ~ a"i
manner have all Of the odsrn improvement snd ssustsd
In . very fashionabie neighboihood ~ ~
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Valuable Lot West Fifty fourth street. a6 eas, Of Seventh
avenue; size OF lot 2Sx100.
Terms
For further particulars apply at the Office OF The auction.
GERS, No. IL Pine street.
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7f EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIvER-
sty place and Fifth avenucTo let, two nice Rooms,
TO gentlemen only, without board, in small private family
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. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
C-f and Sixth avenues-Eleenntly furnished Rooms
second and third floors separately connecled without
board; private family; also hall Rooms.
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90 GREENWICH AvENUE-FURNIsHED ROOMS
without Board.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

VNANTED--IN BROOKLYN. A FURNISHED ROOM
~ for gentleman and lady. with Board for lady only,
son 10 ask unnecessary questions Address, stating loca
York.
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81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET HALF BLOCK
Ol from Fifth avenue-Paror hoor Rooms, suite or
singlv to e with without class French table, best
Attendance.
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90 UNION sQUARE.-TO LET, HANDSOMELY FUR
s)J nvhed Suit Of Rooms also large double Room all
'front.' third and fourth aoors 6ne airy apartments FOR
IN West
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DEM. p. FAIRCHILp. AucrIoNEER.

DEM. P. FAlRCHILD, AUCTIONEER,
ID Saesroom No. Beach street.
Administrators sale Of Household Furniture Horse, Wag
Harness. &C.. on Thursday May H. 1870 at 10 NJ At No.
sion Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets, enameed Bed
Suites, mahogany Bedsteads, Washsands Bureaus,
Hair and Straw Mattresses, Pillows, marble top Tables on
cloths, Crockery, &C.
Also Parlor Safe, made by X. NJ. Patrick.
By order OF JOHN AITKEN ESQ,
dp,in with w anr1 ed
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NJ CRIsTALAR, AUCT1oNEER, bss BROADWAY,
between Houston and Prince Streets oilers AZ prlvate
sale per less than M p5ees r s 1a wncn
'"pSRiOR I,HAMIjER AND DINING ROOM SUITS.
RosEWutI) UPRIGHT AND SQLARE PiANOF OMiEs
Mn mus CARPETS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
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WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
II 4 nue-Fnnished Rooms. with Board and home
forts for families single gentlemen. Terms moderate for
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10 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-yERy DESIRA.
I ble second foor front Room ard other Rooms let,
quired.
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OG EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-A SUIT OF ROOMS
e>D with private bathroom, handsomely furnished let
with private table without board Also Rooms for gentle
without board. References
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10 WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK
10 Hotel-One Front Paror and Bedroom rent, with
the best OF Board also handsome Hall Bedrooms for single
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90 EAST TwENTy.NINTH STREET SOUTHERN
e)A gentlemen others wishing COOL elegant Rooms, with
or without Board, wiz and them by applying above
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DIST STREET GRAMERCY PARK.-AANDsOMELY
furnished Rooms to let with first class Board
moderately best references given Call lS7 East
Twenty 6f at street. .-
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Of MACDOUGAL STREET.-A HANDSOME FUR
sbef nishcd Room, in private family, to let gentle
men, without board reference required
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IL nues No. F.-One Floor and choice Rooms elegantly
furnished to et with without Board, at prices
yeferenees
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CQn EAST TENTH STREET.-THE LET, A FUR
ZoO nisned Bedroom the second floor, front; terms
SO rer week
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Ok EAST TwENTy-sECoND sTREET.-HANDsoME.
sJj ly furnished Room, with Board References re-
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q EAST TWENTIETH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD
- r and Fourth avenre--The Parlor and Second
Floor handsomely furnished to let to single gentlemen
family. with private table.
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TY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCT1ONEER.-St,hadm ,ad,s
Is Tomorrow, Thursday, Second avenue, between l1'n
2lst streets large sock Of W0rs
Hardware, Galvanized and Siverpated wares Scy saoa
Refrigcrators Full particulars TOMORROW Uver No.yS S
worth of Stock and Fixtures. MAX bAfEhsDoNrC" C"o
office, 23l Third avenue.
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~ TO let cheap, in PLAIN private family with home
fors hrge hall Room second floor, furnished with
without Board.