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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15
A Wonderful FSeaOe

In letter from G. A. Ranlett, Jr., master
OF the ship Surprise, dated at Shanghai
China, Feb. 11th, OccHrs a story of escape
from apparently certain death at sea.
scarcely less strange than the boldest of
Captain Marryatt's or of Charles Reade's
inventions. The Surprise sailed from New
York on Oct. 9th, 1869, for Shanghai, and
on Feb. 29th, at noon, one hundred and
twelve days out, had sailed 1889 miles.
being then in the Pacific Ocean, in latitude
20 degrees 20 minutes north, and longitude
129 degrees east. The Captain writes:
At half-past II, midnight, of January 20,
the second mate with his watch were aloft.
reehng the mizzen topsaiI, when William
A. j. Joy, small boy belonging to Nam
tucket, fell from the weather quarter of the
yard overheard, Just clearing the weather
mizzen channels, but striking heavily on
one of the boat davit chains.
saw him fall, but did not have the re-
motest idea that We could save him, notion
ly for the reason that the night was very
dark and stormy, with a heavy sea running,
but because l supposed he was severely in.
Jured by his fall, and, sncumbered by his
clothing, he would sink Immediately.
However, l called all hands, shortened
sail, wore ship round on the port tack, and
STOOD on ior about htteen minutes, when
some of the men forward thought they
heard cry. Shortly I wore ship again on
to the starboard tack, as we were when he
went overheard, and, as the ship came ND
to the wind, we all heard him crying out
on our weather bows. Coming to, with
everything aback, brought him right under
the weather quarter. when he was hauled
In with bow-line thrown over him, appa-
rently uninjured.
He was naked, having undressed himself,
oil cloth and ea-boots, &C., in the water
no small feat of itself for boy less than
fourteen, and small of his age. His left
arm was badly injured, but he had not felt
it in the water.
l consider this one of the most miracu-
lous escapes from drowning 1 ever heard
of, not only that the youngster should keep
himself up for forty-fve minutes, but
that we should find him in such dark
oiOht
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

EARTHQUAKE IN SAN Francisco San
Francisco dispatch Of Sunday, the Sd,
says:
At 11:50 a. m, to-day, a sharp, wicked
shock of earthquake was felt, of a duration
of six seconds; direction, southeast to
northwest; motion vertical No damage
to life, limb or property was sustained, but
intense excitement prevailed for few min
utes. Animals were terribly frightened,
and numerous runaways resulted. The
City Hall, where the courts we're in session,
the Merchants Exchange, Mercantile Lii
brary, Custom House, and ether large
buildings, were instantly vacated. Apanic
was created in the hotels, and the streets
swarmed withpeople in q moment. 1t was
raining at the time. Prior to the shock
the barometer was observed to fall
rapidly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

Why WILL You SUFFER- when the remedy
is SO easily procured?
If you are Debllitated,
If you are Nervous,
II you have the Dyspepsia,
II you have no Appetite,
If you have no Energy,
If you never feel well,
Ifyou have any ailments proceeding from
weakness Of the digestive organs, use a few
bottles Of HoOfsnd's German Bitters, and
you will soon feel like different person.
"HOOflands German Bitters' is entirely
free from all Alcoholic admixture.
HOOfland's German Tonic will cure the same
diseases as HOohand's Bltters, and is a COM
pound ofall the ingredients of the Bitters with
pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise, &C.,
making one of the most agreeable and pleas
ant remedies extant
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

On NEw YEARS DAY the liberal proprietor
Of the Rural New Yorker, the Hon. d. D. I.
Moore, at his residence presented twenty of
his employees, including mail and business
clerks, pressmen, printers, artists and edit
ors, with paid-up insurance policies in the
Farmers and Mechanics Life Insurance Com
pany Of 200 Broadway, New York, in amounts
of $500, 81 900, and s., 900 respectively, sg-
gregating eighteen thousand dollars insur-
ance, at cost to the employer Of nearly So
800 All others in his service received hand
some compliments in cash -
See advertisement in another column.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15
yunno FOLKS Depuriment.
TO A CHILD.

Golden head that bears the sun
Mheresoe'er the feet may run;
Little feet, that know not yet
Where the next step viii be set;
sapphire gleam Of eyes, that 60
Straight TO the pure soul below,
Flxed1n their ingenious stress
OF confding helplessness:-
Ali what wild rO- sweet as this is
Flower OF love and many kisses?
Yet, If this were all in all
Warm soft limbs and features small,
Dimpled darling Of the knee,
Song would scarce be due to thesl
But already in the eye
Chances of the soul we spy;
In the broken language hear
Notes Of early reason clear;
On thy stainless foreh cad trace
Lines of the immortal race.
True, too truel those lower-like charms,
All must vanish from our arms;
True, too true and thou must share
Bullets Of hfe's ruder air.
But the eternal child within,
As this fair veil wakes thin.
As the faint feet downward go,
Brighter hneaments will show
Crystal clear at last to shine,
Fitting home for the Divine.
p 4. PalgTass.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

A LITTLE boy in Hudson, N. Y, on re-
turning home from church. was asked by
his mother to give the text. After a
thoughtful pause, the little fellow replied,
81 don't hardly remember, but it was some
thing about hawk between two pigeons. 4"
The text was, ''Why haltye between two
opinions?"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

HEREDITARY badness is supposed to be in
durable. All that can be done where it begins
to show itself is to put of the evil day by day
by the judiciOus use Of some stimulating or
cooling preparation that shall create new ac-
ton IN the glands or folieles, usually called
roots, and thus tighten the hair that would
otherwise become loose and fall of. Rings
vegetable AmbrOsis has acquired an enviable
reputation for this purpose, generally but not
invariably, proving successful.
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pottrp
ALovER's PAIN.
By A. n. ".

xA.A NV.
I've thought, if those dnnb heather gods could
breathe.
As shapeIess, strengthless, wooden things they
stand,
And feel the holy incense round them wreathe,
And see before them OF rings CT the iand;
And know that unto them is worship paid
Prom pure hearts kneeling on the ver1ant sod
Looking to helplessness for light and aid,
Becsuse, BY fate, they know no higher God:
How their dull hearts must ache with constant pain
And sense Of shame, and fear to be flung down;
When all their weakness must one day be plain
And IRE avenge the undeserved crown
ID reading my loves letter sad and sweet L sigh,
Knowing that such helpless, wooden thing am 1.
Taunton. March. 1870
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

To OUR readers visiting Chic go who are in
want Of hats or caps, we would advise them
to go TO the silk hat house of Mackenzie, 120
Dearborn street, where they will always find
the latest styles and the lowest prices. The
GOssamer silk hat Is the latest thing out,
weighing only 81 ounces.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

We GALL attention to the advertisement of
the American Combination Pad Lock Co. in
to-day's paper. 1t is something entirely new
and coming into general use.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

mutations Of Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair
Renewer are being thrust upon the market in
great numbers; do not be deceived by them,
but demand Halls
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

To THOSE LADIES who make their husbands
or brothers shirts, send to Miss H. d.
Knight & Co., P. o. Box 246, Chicago, for a
chart which cuts the Islington yoke shirt-a
perfect fitting shirt. Cuts twelve sizes.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

ROBINS appeared at Grand Rapids, Mich,
on the 2Sth.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

The jury in the Mcfarland case has been
completed.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

The N. Y. Senate committee have agreed
to report free canal funding bill.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

A correspondent of an exchange gives
the following as q sure means of accom-
plishing the above desideratum:
Gas soon as the terminating corn in the
planted field makes its appearance, SOW
corn all round the borders of the field.
After few days, walk around the lot; if
you find the corn pretty nearly all picked
up, SOW again. Two applications are suf-
ficient, and will last the birds until the
growing corn is too strong for them. About
a peck al time will answer for field of
eight or ten acres, unless the birds should
be unusually numerous. Timely observa-
ton in the field will indicate whether more
is needed. have practiced this method
for many years, and have found it effect
uaL"
ONIoNs.-This healthful vegetable should
be raised by every farmer, for it commands
always good price. Prepare bed, make
compost of barn-yard manure and a
small quantity of ashes; dig it in and rake;
form beds four feet wide, with alleys be-
tween, twelve to eighteen inches wide, for
conveniently wedding them; drill in your
seed, cover them and press down the earth
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-04-15

How many apples did our first parents
eat In the garden of Eden? Eve s and
Adam 2.
An aYnhanna unntn tho ......r
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
\ BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

ON THURSDAY. APkil. II.
at 10 O'clock at the private residence West Thrtynrst
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues,
Household Furniture made to order by one OF our
best makers rosewood Piano. by Pirson french rate
Osa Mirrors, Velve and fruses Carpets, &C.,
Gc; carved rosewood back Paror Suit in crimson
satin brocatel rich Lace window Curtains artistic RI or
aabaser French Clock and Candeabras to match,
rosewood mirror back mahogany top Eayere M.
Paror Suits in hairc 9th, carved black walnut
Library Tables ditto mahogany top Bullets Extension Table
Bedsteads elegant carved rosewood bureaus Bed
s:esds Comrnodes, Tables. Turkish Lounges and Easy
Chairs, mahogany Wardrobes, Hair Mattresses Pillows,
Bols Ocohs, Crcckery, Glassware, Cutlery, Dining
Chairs, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
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by NJ. DOUGHTY, AsCTIoNEER,

Chickcring Full Grand Pianoforte.
This day Wednesday,, April 20, at l0H o'clock,
the private rcaidence No. a Beekman place, be-
tween Fiiteth and Fify-drst Streets overlooking the
river, all the Carpets and 0licloths through
out the house, elegant PaIior Chamber and Dining
Chickeng Grand Psboorte fine large Feather Beds
Boters and Pillows, window Shades, Curtains, Patent Ex
Top Buffet China Crockeiy, Kitchen Ware Refrigerator
Curled Hair Mattresses. Catalogues ready 81 he Auc
uppssyt Qgce, Y Nassau street. -
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p TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.
s) JOHN A. DUNN co. will sell on Thursday. April 81
n O O'Clock their salesroom 23 Bowerv large lot OF
Furniture convenience CT sale,
Extension Table Bureaus Wardrobe cane bottom AID other
Ch,s Tables walnut other Bedseads Hair and Straw
Mattresses Pillows Boosters, Bedding large lot of Crocksy.
large EesrSeyStqj ~,
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DENTIsTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-THTRTEEN
years; benuning application (narcotizsuon gas sd-
mnistered; beautiu teeth, 81 set xJ old sets bought
purnpers for thin faces. JAY yILLERS I65 Grand street,
near broadway,
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LIEN B MINER, AUcrIoNEER,

BY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER,
ON WEDNESDAY, April 20, 1870
lo O'clock at the private residence No. lO6 Laurence
street, brooklyn.
Elegant Household Furniture, rosewood PIAnoforte, by
Decker, &C., consisting of Velvet BRUSSELS and Ingram Car.
pets Dlack walnut Parlo. Suits, In Sofeno plush
carved black walnut marble Centre Tables III onze
Clock Shade; carved black walnut Bcdsteads; Dress
ing Bureaus, Washsiands Conmodes; Lounge in green
reps, Easy Chairs in crimson reps; black walnut BooE
stands Toilet Sets, black Chairs, Kitchen Furnu e,
&c with which the sale will commence.
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ART CIRCLES OF MODERN !
LIEN b. MINER. AUCrI0NEER ,r,,,n.y
"A By HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER, on SATURDAY,

A Lien b. MINER. AUCrI0NEER r,,,n.v
N BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER, on SATURDAY.
ApT pMT Or 81 r. sp8cIors CARRIAGE REPOSITORY SALES
ROOMS, No. i0i BROADwAY lsr. N!ChoLAS HOT.L
HREAT TRADE SALE OF ELE1ANT GARKlAGEs
FIRST CLASS MAkfRS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
THIS CITY, and comprising all the newest styles snd vare
ties vehicles in use, of the best Workmanship
and elaboration,
comprising
CLARENCES, LANDhUS, LANDAULETS, COUPES.
COUP LET'S BAROUCHES, SUMNER COACHES, PARK
PHAETONs, Do,i CARTS, ylCT0kIAs, CABkluLEi;IS,
RockhwAys, Light FouRpAssENGER p sn KocK x A.
WAYS, BASKET PHAErONS, DEPOT AND JAEGER WA
CONS, LIGHT TOP AND No TOP BUGGIEs, 70 include
several ROAD WAGONS AND TRoTrlNG WAGONS. 49,
Made by Messrs. Brewster Miner Stevens Baldwin, MIX
Co.. Wood Bros Adams, Marsh, Armstrong Manv g. kean
Lines and other well known makers also line OF BASE
Pony Phaetons, just manufactured by well known hrm
a specially. ,,,,x
All Of which will be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE, and
will be exhibition above aud from Monday, 18th
fnat
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA By HENRY H. LEEDS AZ MINER,
On WEDNESDAY, April "a.

lo o'clock. the private Residences No 81 West Thirty
eighth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Household Furniture, Herrngs SAFE &C., consist
ing Brussels Carpets elegant black walnut Par
ior Suite in color de cuir tower striped Reps, Turkish
Lounges Easy Chairs carved oak marble top Buffet
Table and Chairs black marble and bronze
Clock oAiong oiled ack walnut Bookcase In three
black Library Table black walnut Mirror,
back Etaccre pe rooms ia black walnut Be steais,
mar lie tor Dressing ureaus ardrobes Curled
Hair Mattresses, Spring eds, Grover BaAer's Sewing Ma
chino, Silver llatel Ware, Crockery &c. dc
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

TAMEs CAGNEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
OF private residence 2l6 East Ffteth
street. Thursdsy April leaving for Europe This
Furniture having been made order for the
Ia the most substantial and Of very best workma
Pario-Ihe Parlor Suit IN satin bIocatel, cost w
Side Tables ebony and crmolu mounted Musical French
Ornaments elegant lace and brocael Curtains, velvet and
Brussels Carpets. Chsmbers-Kosewood and mahogany
Warrobes marble top Tables, Bureaus and Wxshatands.
Bedstsad cufed hair Msresses French B9l:tsrs pillows
Ertcnson Table, by Heerdt marble top Hunets, Dining
Chairs French China Dinner Set cost slb; Crockery and
Glassware. Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
A Lien B. MINER, AucTIoNEER.

"A BY HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL ~,
l0% o'clock private residence LOS East Thir
tietl street,
Handsome Household Furniture, &c,
consisting Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets, carved
rosewood ParIo Suits mrbe top Centre Tables curtains
stands, Chairs window Shades Stair Carpets and
Rods, Mattresses, Pillows EOlsers, &C., &c. Dining Room
Furniture Cnna Crockery Glassware Kitchen Furniture,
&c Xc.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
nv urNey y MINER. AUcrroNEER, OFFICE ss,

ID Broadwqy. near Twenty second street.
Gentee Household Furniture Rosewood f,anos &c, &C.
HENRY d. MINER, Auctioneer, will sell NJ auction on
Wednesday. April 2 at o O'CLOCK at the private esdsnce
No ~ street, gcncel Household Furniture COM
psng and hreeply Carpcts BrocateI and Lace
Curtains oval French Plate Mirrors rosewood and mahogany
Paor brocatel and hair cloth gilt Clocks and lam
te black walnut Library and Dining Room Fur
black walnut Bedroom Susbes Cured Hair
Mattresses Boses and Pillows; Bedding, Crockery Glass
Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c.
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ALLEN q. MINER. AUcTroNEER.

z Fy HENF1 IT,
deuce No. Sl3 West Thiryrs street, between Eighth and
Nuth avenues.
best city Makers Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine IN
black walnut case, French Plate Manie and Oval Mirrors,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c., &c.
solid back Paror Suite In crimson satin
brocatel ndow Curtains, artistic real ormolu
French Clock. and Candeiabras to match
carved marble ttagere mahogany
rarlor Suits harcoth; carved black walnut Library
Tables ditto marble top Bullets, Extension Tables, ditto
Bedseads, elegant rosewood Bureaus Bedsteads
Comlnodes Tables Turkish Lounses and Easy Chairs ma
hogany Warro Hair Mattresses Pillows, Bolsters, Oil
cloths Crockery Glassware, Crery Dining Chairs, Kitchen
Utensils
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF
l.. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

A II SALE OF
"A. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROBERTS MCGUIRE Auctioneers,
will sell at public the highest bidder, Wednes
day Aprl 1870, l0 O'Clock A. NJ, the Furniture
Fourteenth street, between First and
avenues comprising Beds, Bosers Pillows, House
hold Utensils Dining Room. Paror and Bedroom Furniture
octave Panolorte, Paror Suit In velvet
Pier Glasses Brussels Fet and Ingram Carpets mahogany
Bedroom Suits marble top Tables Feather Beds
Hair and other Mattesscs Bed Springs Stoves Bureaus
Oicloh, Drugge Glass, Crockery and Kitchen Furniture
with which the sale will commence. .
ROBERTS n MCGUIRE give personal attention 10 the
sale of Household Furniture, Merchandise &c &c. Once
No. 81 Cedar street, corner Broadway.
A ssIGNEEs SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS,
l. S. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER,
By S. HERMAN Il co.
will sell Thursday April o. at 011 O'clock at No. IL Bow
ery, a large general assortment of Liquors., Wines
Cigars &C., comprising so barrels and casks OF Whskcys
Brandles ins Prime Brandy, Dresdner Schnapps Appc
jack Rum Sherry Port and Claret Wnc about loo cases
and baskets of Wines Champagnes, Claret and other
Liquors. Also several demiohns Of dine Brande la
Cigars, Eagle Safe, No. 9, one Oce Desk
Onlce Chairs, &c., &c.
by order os Mcguire Westcot Assignees
the following Friday, April 81 the Stock OF Furniture
Store No. lS3 First
On Monday, pr IS elegant Household Furniture at tho
private residence No A3 East Fifty second street.
S. HERMAN a CO.,
Salesroom 10 Bowery.
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sALRs AT AUCTION.
TAcoB BoGART. ArcrIoaEER.

TAcoB BoGART. ACcTIOaEER.
street, eirSs, rssssoE e near ss Sy Hail.
0 % pos Sr a a:o f
Loarsss' wsraroSs' S Sotcasss cottage suits. mshosany
and chestnut lay Chairs Rockers dressing and psan
"a ,.S5, b On
Dining Room SSsrs sor. Sssrs: etacr Counter:
70 sales ths private residences q family
so;as Ao regular sales sysSy sgrh wa
stree. sire land aud So S 30 10 wiism H n'GS street .00"'' W.
az O'clock at No. 50 Warren street Mar.has sale the
effects Of shirt AREEs liz sG'r'S VARS Marshal
yAo0a Ho0AHFl !AHss6sa. Hss5.Ssrfs AyslL a. y
Sar,s ws% lam -, = !hs Essc.: Esss! consist.
ing OF barrsls OF Ae Liquors. Store Fssq;ss &C. Marha
.) THURsbxf. April a. Al 10 a. NJ. a. soswashInGton
y.S rs, %
Brussels and Ingram caspe,sii, III, se, n,y
Lvin ston Streets walnut Parlor aud Chamber Furniture
Curtains Mattresses osIpsii; sRSE 81 DAY.
saw Bcosyn ana rss
Dining Room Furniture, BrS'sels %: S cYSrpes &C.
M2P NJ at No. wioaghby avenue, corner Carlton ave.
o SS.%ap %n and parfs Dining Room
Brussels Carpets, &c.
p. TRAvER AUCTIoNEER.- -TRAvER EsLER
J Will sell Wednesday, Apri 20, at " o'clock NJ NOS.
John street, Tools and Machinery of Gold Wstcn case
Mandatory also Herrins's Safe once Furniture &C.
TOsEPH sHONGooD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL,
J "Wednesday, April 90 10y O'Clock, At the four story
stone house 39 est Iwentysecond street between
Eighth and Ninth avenues all the Household Fnrntnre 81
% s s sS %
gold also green marble top Centre Tables elegant
brocade and Curtains, French IA day Clocks Piano
Bookcase Bedsteads, marble top Bureau marble og wash
Wardrobe Plated Ware China Tea sets Dinner Set OF a.
vited 100 bottles Tokay wine also Poll Parrot Cata-
logues at the door day OF sale.
JAMES cAGNEy, AuCIIoNEER AND REAL ESTATE
eJ AgentOce 55 Washington streetgves his personal
attention OF Furniture at residences of families de-
cinng 20 years. experience. O. advances
cash merchandise In general.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20
THE SALE or the SEASON.

BY HENRY H. tsfEuo u MlNEns
enesroons Nos ab Chambers and ~ Rsade street. Art
Garr es Nos s anu si9 Broadway southwest corner OF
Twelfth street
THE SALE OF THE SEASON.
Messr-. LEEDS 4 MINER, on TUESDAY. APRIL 10,
nj N O'Clock A. W. and 10 y. NJ. AND THE SUCCEEDING
rs, viii offer for sale the Household furntnre Rare
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS OF J. r.
BEAUMONT.
A. the Leeds Art Galleries sl7 and el9 Broadway,
MOST VALUABLE SALE or
WORKS OF AIT
ever advertised In this city.
The collection OF PAINTINGS includes
ADMIRABLY FINE SPECIMENS
OF American art,its and the modern European
GEMS BY THE OLD MASTERS. -,
Among tle former be mentioned paintings py VII
BtkT STUART, CHURCH. EASTMAN JOHNSON, COLI,
sCLLY, LEuTsE, HUNTINGTON. MO Nj; wnie among
The later are works BY CIGNANI p9MINICmNo Il; ~
RACCi, VELAsQUEZ J. CUYP, 1INTOkETTo, IuChA-
khLLL, VAN DER MEuLEN, sNYDEks, ROSA pM ,no,Irn r
Hsroessn artists are CARL III bNEk ziEM yEfSH3kGkx x
1sCnA;aEXY; pr RyLASDT rATvI,tT TP,Ekb orTp Ekb
PASSMOkE, CENT? ca ARL BkCkER nn BLOWN, rEu- ~
RENT wILtEMs. PLATTEEL, VAN HOVE WALhAvhNS' VIZ
VAN SCHENDEL, and others OF similar or ereS'e' oee"
-" :" '' ART CIRCLES OF MODERN EUROPE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEER.
ID Will SELL Thursday, April 2 at ION O'clock at the
residence 1853 East Ihreh street. between lexington ana
Third gentee Household Furniture,
Pianoorte French plate Pier Mirrors, Brussels and
Three-py Carpets, handsome Vases and Ornaents hne
Curied Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding xen
Table Refrigerator Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Tste
aetes, Sofas assortment OF Kitchen and Dfnn
Room Fur nre Catalogues at house. Deposits required
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1xrIIIIAM WITTERs. AuCTIONEER skLLs wills

WLLIAM WRITER'S, -AUCTIONEER-- SELLS THIS
able assortment Househo old FURNITURE &C., from families
removing Six good ParIor Suits plate
tel Bar Mirrors three Pianos Etagcrcs Centre Dining
and Tea Tables Cuains 10 II Chamber Suits. in
walnut mahoeany rosewood and enamel Hair and Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds, Sheets bedding;
Chairs China Dinner and Tea sets Stoves Extension Tables
and about 5p0 yards second hand English Oicoths
antique Furniture, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien u. MINER, AUcrioNEER-

BY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER,
nlesroomn Nos ab Chambers and ~ Rsade street. Art
es sl7 s9 broadway, southwest corner OF
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

DY F. COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
ID of very Furniture this day (W ednestay), April ~
at 1917 Va eecker street. near BioadwayAn
OF order and only used about
three nionths will part Of three Paror
Suits brocate solid black walnut Dressing Bureau ana
rived Beseads best Hair Mattresses, Bosters ana f'
lows Centre and Extension Tables, together win quite
number OF valuable articles not enumerated. The whole Will
be sold to foreclose or two mortgages.
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

lY r. COTTON, AuCTIONFER- HOUSEHOLD FuRNlt
ID tre in Brooklyn. This day "Wednesday, April 20
20 o'clock M at No. S State street. BROOKLYN. between
Clinton and Henry streets the entire Furniture Of the private
family comprising Parlor Dining Room, Bedroom and Base
ment Goods Velvet Erusses and Ingram Carpets Mirrors
Extension and Centre Tables China and Gas ware HAIR
hour 2x +. NJ. ..Il.....