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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

LAND GRANTs.-Both political parties are
for once unit on question of public policy.
The Ohio Republican State Convention led
the way in demanding the stoppage of The
system hy which public lands have been
squandcrcd for the benefit of railroads and
other corporations. Other party conventions
in the Western States have united in the de-
mand. The policy was one inaugurated by
the Democratic party in bill introduced III
Congress, in 1850, by Hon. Stephen A. Doug
lass, granting 1886, ,053 acres to an Illinois
rairOad. Land grants have undoubtedly had
their uses in fastening the construction of
railroads in the newer states, and this, again.
has promoted settlement. But they have be-
come little too frequent and lavish, and there
Is reason TO believe that their object and end has
been perverted. The selfish speculator sees in
them plausible mode of robbi ing the
public domain and nmassing wealth, and they
have become tempting source Of corruption
One of the great evils of the day. The
course of the Republican Convention of this
Statc in taking stand against them, will be
heartily approved and endorsed and Congress
did well at its last session in strangling every
movement of this kind, except in the case Of
the Northern Pacific route What remains of
the public domain is perhaps no more than
enough for pre-cmptors and settlers under the
homestead laws, who should have II preference
Ia taking up and rcclniming these lands, at the
Government prices
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

II is as yet quite difficult 10 say on what side
the German troops will attack Paris. The
city is almost completely cut off from inter
course with the provinces and even the rail
road communication with Rouen has been In
ierrupted' The demonstration of the Ger
man troops against the eastern and southeast
ern forts are probably only feints, aud there is
tions of the army of King William the First
will be directed againsn the northern front of
the fortifcatiOns s-IlALsTEAD-Cn Com.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
4s,5OO,75s 81 s2,4O7, 1895 20 ss,oos, ,5os %

And the decrease of the debt for the past
six months, as compared with the t,oeire pre-
ceedng months is as fellows;
Decrease of public debt for the tw:lvo
months prececd'g March l. 1870 =. .ss6ys3i 7s2 81
For the six months since that date . 49, 4O7 1896 20
The foregoing is correct comparison of the
financial operations of the Government, dn-
ring the periods named made from the official
records of this Department
WM A. RICHARDSON, Acting Secy
Treasury Department, Sept 5th, 1870
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
Fnrxcn FLEETS lY the BALTIC AND Nonrl

FRENCH FLEETS IN THE BALTIC AND NoRTu
Seas have raised the blockade of the German
seaports on the shores Of those waters, and
their return Ia France for the purpose of pro-
tecting lIavre, Brest, Cherbourg, Boul0gnc
Calais and other scaporls on the western coast
of France from attacks by the Prussian navy
is hardly less ignominious than the fate that
has befhllen the regular armies of La Grdnde
Nation. The imposing fleet of iron, cuds
which five months ago passed through the
Sound into the Baltic III so preleniious n man
ner, and which promised not only to lay in
ashes the principal seaports of Prussia, but
also 10 levy enormous contributions on the
people of Northern Germany, has not only
accomplished nothing; but, after taking about
a dozen small Prussian merchant vessels, has
been obliged TO sail home In hot haste, amid
the laughter of all maritime nations. Admi-
raj Bouet Willaumez, owing To the favor with
which he was regarded at the Tuicrics, rose
from grade to grade, and he has now shown
In his grand Baltic Campaign what an Atlm!.
raj of the Second Empire Is able to accom-.
| plsh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

Returns from Maine, very nearly completed,
give Pcrham, Republican, for Governor S875
majority, the vote being, for Perham, 54,05I,
and for Roberts, Dem, 45,l76. Chamberlains
majority in the same towns last year was 1889.
A gain of S03 in the Republican majority in
view of the great combination to defeat the
ticket will do very well. The aggregate Re-
publican majority on Congress is two or three
thousand greater than that for Governor,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

The Italian flag waves again over Rome its
natural capital. For the first time for ages we
see again united consolidated Italy. The
foreign element which so long opposed it has
no more foothold within its borders, and that
greater spiritual tyranny, so long the bane not
OF the Peninsula only but OF all Chrstenjom,
is at length happily shorn of the last of its
tpmpOrnlitics
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
Homestead for Sale.

Il HE Homestead Of the subscribers Is offered
Tor sale on favorable terms situated In tbs township Of
saghrou, halt mile east OF the Postofce on the n.
Ridge. eonsisilng Of good name Dwellna Carriage
Barn GraineFy aid other out budings and Ave serss
of good land. we'll stocked with rui and good water
l1@s .il be given Y desired on ONE half q the par
ssysscsl sss,. !. ,ssa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
AN ORDINANCE,

Il provide for the construction and laying down ofa
iocsl sewer from the west line Of Sycamore ST. TO the
hign Bank OF Ashtabula Creek, through sycamore St.
SECTION I.-Be IL ordained by the Council Of the In
corporated Village OF Ashtabua, that nine (g
Inches In diameter made Of earthen pipe, be and
the same Is hecby ordered 70 be laid down In accoance
WITH the levels and survey of Nehemiah Hubbard, En-
gneer from the west line Of Sycamore and across Main
st. to the top Of the High Bank OF bula Creek
SECTION III That the sewer be built under the super.
vision OF the Engineer and Supervisor with the drec-
ton OF the street Committee that an accurate ac-
curate account Of the expense Of the be kept.
SECTION III.-That the and expense Of the same
on land abutt said sewer shall be levied and assee
rd on said land by the feet 'front.' thereon west Of Main
Street the Village pays for all of west line OF Main
ST, and that IL not paid said shall be ceti.
ned to the County Auditor, OF the County be placed
on the County duplicate and collected as other taxes
SECTION IV.-The branches and inlets to said sewer
shall only be placed therein such terms and condi
tons and for such purposes only shall by any orda
nace ordinances THE said Incorporated Village of
Ashtabula, hereafter be prescribed.
SECTION V.-Thls ordinance sha take effect and be in
force AM after October 9TH, 1870
Psscd September 2lst, 1870. . ....
WILLIAM SEYMOUR Mayor
Attest THEODORE HALL. Clerk. 2wS2.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

TRE Wan NKws--iThere Is nothing of ao-
count to be added for the tansactioos OF the
past week Paris IL thoroughly Invested,
Communications cut off and some fighting
not however, of general character or inter
est. A French redoubt Is reported captured,
and both parties are endeavoring to get com
mand of the heights and commanding posi-
tions. suasburg and Metz still hold out, and
efforts at negotiation are being made by France
through English ageaey. The English press
evinces sympathy for France. The Times and
other morning journals are irritated at Prus-
sian applicability. The Times says Prussia
can afford to be generous She should be sat
isficd now 10 treat for peace. .l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
Prohibition State Ticket.

For Secretary of State-JAY oDELL, OF Guy
ahoga.
Comptroller of the Treasury-THos. Ed
MoNDsoN, of Clarke
Judge of Supreme Court-GIDEoN T. STEW
ART, OF huron.
Board of Public Works-ESocH G. COL
LINs, of Hooking.
For Congress, 18th Distributions d. TAY-
LoR, of Cuyahoga. t.. ..-.s
Our friend and cousin, JAY ODELL of Cleve-
land, candidate for Secretary of State upon
the Prohibition ticket, we notice has opened
the campaign, and addressed the people of
Kirkland on the subject, week ago last Sab
both evening. 4 correspondent of the Paines
vile Adcertiser speaks of the effort as salts
factory one, and the audience as large.
A lively time it was expected might result,
in the Erie, Pa, Congressional District, from
Mr.. NJ. B. LowRY's taking position as an indie
pendent candidate. But afler earnest demon
stration, and some splendid flnessing resorted
to to divert strength from Scofed, it was
found the prospect was not very hopeful, and
MI Lowry mas thought DeSt 10 WllnuraW.
ELECTIoNs.-On Monday, of last week. the
election for State officers and Congress, in
Maine, resulted in the success of all the Re-
publican candidates. The majority for Sidney
Parham for Governor will probably reach
1000. John Lynch, VIM. p. Trye, James G.
Blaine, John A. Peters and Eugene Hale are
elected members Of the next Congress.
In The Territory of Wyoming, VIM. T. Jones
is elected delegate to Congress, by about 200
majority This is Republican gain. The
Territory is at present represented by s. F.
Kuckolls, Dem.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
RECEIPTS.


March l, 1869. 70 Sept /, 1870.
RECEIPTS.
Sources Revenue Sept I, B7to March l. '69t
March I, 80, Sept. 1870,
as months. Is tnunfhS
Customs 10 $2Oi725,l3s 81
Lands. ................... s4oi,s's ss Ssie.S9i IS
informal Revenue ... $2igI33si5 "a $eaaR9s7st ~
Miscellaneous. ,.....$ 54,76.2sO "a atO9SiG9 n
-r,-. sas..sasas- ssse.sla.sOs " ssis.5ss.ses 81
Net increase. 97,S3l,9G 81
Increase OF Rcyenue..... &@ei3,T6S 90
EXPENDITURE .
On what Acct. Sept. 1. '67 to March 1, 90 to
.... March ], 6l Sept l. 1870,
For COngress..-.... '.....S5A64467 4J $GSs 235 S5
For Expenses OFF o. Depart
menf, fmail transportn) 11s01O7 81 S6l5193 "a
Foreign Intercourse. ...... 1.S5i502 80 1D35sS 81
Executive & Miscellaneous e3o59,s22 81 1aOAOoi O2
Pub bnild erds. in Wash. 21gi8i3 65 1879 sos 2s
Colg revenue from customs 9.3645Oi5s a2254S7 80
Ms'ous Gusts. includg hid 10Oi,o7i 50 124i3632 26
Asg col'g Int. Revenue. 1l,79I6Ts "a 109T5T2i 30
Miscellaneous Int. Revenue 3752T86 81 2752s11 1S
United States Courts. .... 2576,tSs 40 3341 1876 81
Interior Department .....-- 48O.519 80 4T62451 O4
War Department 162, ,sa0599 ~ s2810O5s 81
Navy Department. ....... 36,746,5H "a 12O5615 II
Indian Department. ..... S,T21.s99 go 59l5650 90
Pension Department ... 37,1g2, 730 o. 49S48lDt 3S
.... r...... Ss2s 7g5 6s9 50 2450i2ea9 i2
Decrease Of Expenditures sas53OG0 n
BY the foregoing statements it will be seen
that the amount gained by increase of receipts
and decrease of expenditures has been as fol-
lows. rE.. ..,f
From increase of Receipts $sT 2i3 7s5 60
From decrease of Expenditure s2s5aO6O a
Total Observation-Disclosures. .siTo,Oe0s2O 81
REDUCTION IN INTEREST ACCOUNT.
The amt OF int'st paid from Sept. 1, 1867, -
to March J, 1869, .......... $2l1 ,221T Ti6 6s
The amt ofint'st paid from March l. 1859,
to Sept /, 1870, was ...,......... i93,42l 155 90
Decrease interest account Of ......$ 17sOO56l Gs
REDUCTION OF PUBLIC DEBT
The reduction Of the public debt from
Sept /, 81, to March /, 1869. was.$ 8 1888 400 81
The reduction Of the puhlic debt from
march 1, 1861 to Sept. /, 10, $i69,542 100 GO
During the eighteen months from March ],
1860, to Sept /, 1870. the amount of reduction
in the public debt has been, as above shown,
$3.50, dig, 100 90, most of which las been in
the purchase and cancellation of bonds bear.
ing interest in coin and in the payment of OBJ
legations overdue and convertible into inte-
rest bearing bor dis or certificates.
The amour. of interest which will hereafter
be saved 10 the Government on the debt actu-
ally paid, is about $S745,5 500 08 annually, or,
$72S, 100 o. monthly, mostly in gold.
There has also been a constant Improvement
in the decrease Of the debt during the six
months since March lst, of this year over the
cOrrpsnondin1 six months of 1870 tn thp f,l
ling extent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
Government Expenses.

C6mpenetce Stdt6Daent Of the Net ReoNpts daa
ErpeaeNaTes 9fths United States GoDerHment
Tor hs siglteea p,saths .tiom Sept. |, 1857 10
Mdrca 4. 1863 AID the eighteen months Jfops
March ], 1869. e SEPT. ], 1870.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24
AGENTS WANTED FOR 4aE
FREE LOVE.

ITS VOTARIES, by DIR. JNO. b. Ell
LIs The most startling book Of modern times.
The whole subject laid bare and It's hide
Ousness exposed to universal execa-
CHRIsTIANITY PUBLIC MORALITY. Send FOR crcu-
Chicago aud st. Louis. 4w-lO9O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subecber Offers icr Sale his House. sts re and Lot
OF about three ourths tfan Of land elghy siuat
cd upon Main street, the Of Sycanore suppl
ed with plenty OF good water frul &c Il will be sold
on favorable and easy terms
Ashtabula. February. 10. isso. Isa sol,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-09-24

The rumor is again afioat tliat the English
mission Is to be offered to Senator Wade.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N Bv HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER,
on THURSDAY, April D.

the private residence 1854 West Thirty fourth street.
Gent eel Household Furniture, insisting Brussels
Carpets. carved rosewood Suit figured brocael
mahogany Centre Tables reps Window Curtains Gas
Fixtures carved rosewood Piano, Stenway Sons VIM
dow Shades gilt cornces decorated China Vases
rosewood marble top Bookcase Etageres mahogany
Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Bosers Pillows Paiasses
painted, enameed Cottage Suits rosewood Quartets,
cravings Lounges in reps; Pier Tables Olcoths
stair Carpets and Rods oak Extension Table, together with
Q general assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY HENRY II. LEEDS IL MINER
THUTpSnAV

at l0h O'clock at the private residence 70 East Twenty
seventh street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues,
Execuors sale OF Household Furniture, consisting of Vel
ve Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Suits,
brocate Centre Tables aud Mante Mirrors brocate
and lace Window Curtains, Card and Side Tables Besead
Dressing Bureaus Washstands Mattresses Pillows Bosters
&C. Stair Carpets and Rods. Window Shades Extension
Table Dining Chairs China, Crockey, Glass Ware, &c
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &C. -
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA By HENRY II. LEEDS n MINER

On THURSDAY, April 2s,
At 1919 O'clock at the private residence No. 74S Lexington
avenue, Fifty ninth street,
Handsome Household Furniture, &c,
consisting Of Velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood Suit
In crimson figured brocael; rosewood Sewing Chairs In
green and gold figured brocate; gilt frame French Plate
fier Mirrors; rosewood marble top Centre Tables gilt
GirAndoes, Window Shades Round Tables black
walnut Hall Stand rosewood Bedseads top Dressing
Tor. Lace Curtains Portable Gas Fixtures rosewood
hair Mattresses, Bolsters Pillows; painted and enam
eed marble top Cottage Suits Decorated Vases black wal
nut Extension Table, oak cane Chairs mahogany
sofa Table Oilcloths on Paintings China Crockery and
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT NO. 7g
FIFTH AVENUE.

auction. Thursday April % 1870 at O O'clock At No
79 Fifth avenue the entire Furniture contained said
consisting in part of rosewood Paror Furniture
velvet rosewood Pianofore, 6 ocaves carved
nut TOP Centre and Side Tables French plate Pier
carved black walnut Extension Table, walnut Dining
Room Chairs, black walnut Bookcase, carved rosewood
black walnut and mahogany Bedseads black
walnut marble top Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Feather Bosers Pillows
English Brussels Ingram Carpets China Glassware &C.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINEl

II LLEN B. MINER, AUCT1ONEER
IA By HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER
On THURSDAY, April 2S,
a l0 O'Clock at the private residence
street, between Broadway and Seventh avenue,
Elegant Household Furniture consisting of todart Piano.
real Bronzes, &C. Royal Velvet Carpets superb carved
rosewood double Paror Suit in crimson figured
tel line line Engravings artistic real Bronze
Se Egyptian Clock and Coqpes rosewood Bookcase, oak
Dressing Bureaus marble top Washsands, epameed
age Suits lair Mattresses Feather Pillows Bolsters
Cr0ckery, Glassware, &C., re.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A UCTION TOTICE.-LARGE SALE,
N THIS DAY (THURSDAY), APRIL 20,
of x25 900 worth of

~ THIS DAY CTHURSDAY), APRIL 49,
of $25,O00 worth of
Elegant and costly Household Furniture
many and costly Works of Art,
- contained In the five story private mansion
lib West twenty seventh street. near Sixth avenue.
j. d. PARKER 4 CO. will sell to the highest bidder,
without regard to cost,
BY LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
commencing at l0]x O'Clock sharp
Paror consisting, Wiz
One magnificent IN octave rosewood Pianofore, made by
celebrated city maker carved legs and oversrung
fu iron pnte made cost OF 300 three rich Parlor Suits
covered In French satin brocatel silk reps rosewood
and gilt Frames style Louis XIV. walnut Etagerea two
French plate Mirrors 9x32; Bookcase, Writing Desk, rich
Centre Tables French Cabinets and Jardneres imported
Bronzes 70 rich on Paintings, real Lace and Nottingham
Curtains &C. Chandeliers, Turkish, Easy and Reclining
Chairs French gilt Clock 60 days gilt Reception Chairs
over oO Paror Ornaments rich Velvet and Body Brussels
Carpet.
Dining room consists, viz =
Twelve foot Extension Table, bufet 12Dning Chairs in
black walnut French China Tea Dinner Services
l5O pieces cut and engraved Glassware in full solid
yer and Sheffield Plated Ware consisting of Tea Set Uns
Covered Dishes Casters Walters Tea and Table Spoons
Knives and Forks rich ruby Glassware, &C., &C.
Bedrooms consists, viz -
Rich carved rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits,
Bedstevds Bureaus Commodes
pound curled Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Is Beds and
Pillows, Linen Sheets, Blankets Quilts, Spreads, &c. &c
Kitchen and basement contain, viz. -
Icebox Stoves. Chairs Carpet Ocloh, Extension Table,
Sofas Cooking Utensils and other articles
rous to mention Sale positive commencing at 10 O'Clock
BSrangers intending to attend this sale take the
enh street, the house, Responsible In attend
snce to pack and ship goods for purchasers &C. N B..
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will pay personal aten-
on to sales of private families at their residences
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
MATRIMONIAL.

I DESIRE AN UNLIMITED NUMBER Or GOOD
LOOKING young lady correspondents wln view 20 snuse
and possibly matrmony. Am an oih oAcneiW, OF az
years gentleman ample means ana pes. socis position
VIII consier nil strictly coundeltal and
w retun same NJ desired Address, enclosing photograph
N MACAULEY SINGLETON, st. Souls, No.
r ApIEs AND ekNrLEMEN INTRODUCED INTER.
yews arranged; Introductory letters furnished daily.
Mms vEsEs old established sureaa ~ Amity street. near
Brosdway
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER
n BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL %,
at 10 O'clock the private residence So Morton
Carpets Paor Suit, Centre Tables Window Curtains and
Shades and Cornices, Bedseads Bureaus, Washstands
Wardrobes Mattresses Pillows Bolsters Carpets and
Rods, Dining Table, Chairs Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

EfRANCIs FIfzSiMuoNS. AuCrIONEEk- -OFFIcE
corner ftysxth street Third avenue viii se,l on
r,h.dGay G ss,h nss a, io O'Clock. at 4o East
pets bodstesds Bedding bookcase Sofas Tables Mrrors
Ocloths, Shades Kitchen and Dining Furniture sales ~
no residences OF families respectfully solicited "
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A UCTION NOTICE
"A THIS DAY (THURsDAY),
at IL o'clock,
FIFTEENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE

A AO''''' THis DAY THURsDAY
FIFTEENTH z sEa6Eas e H.s1Istss SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW 2 GOODS AND SOFT HATS.
LADIES', M1ssrs9 SIX MEgIs HSNpREB REB GASES GASES
PLAIN fHas AsS s1sST fSS 5sS
csvsd direct from city and
AN' ALSO men MEMS AM AND Boys SOFT HATS.
'n' ESSf' E$% TOY FfsSy
No. 1872 Church Str ee:.
uc7IoN.I7EDwH1N Nm NICHOLS. II AUcrIoNEER
at 10 East Tenth street,
one e
Brilliant tone %n rossToea ye M Mp!anocrse
Fine @ " es SS sansns a sss ware
ona s T1sq5 bS9 SsATff sss ss Louis XIV
PAIN
nsrFa fsnas: na:
Vases Slocs. sta.uary Etsssrss Bookcase, Ia
S's; ssE."s
sss wo pne4 and aOs Silver Two Wars Dns
positive. Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers.
"A JAMES minor TAYLOR, Auctioneer ''o''o'''
The sale of the season.
s2oQO0 worth of
,. y. Magnificent Household Furniture . re c,..-
ware satuary and many rare and costly Works OF Art,
on THIS DAY Ays5nHRfsBB sS a Hp sssSn at
O'clock at the elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth
between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Drawing Room Furniture covered French brocae richest
descrpton Marqeerie bois Cabnes Encognures,
Jardnieres Eageres, bookcase Rrocate Window Curtains
Velvet Medallion Carpets Chandeliers Paintings
artists Stauary magnificent rosewood Pianofore
celebrated maker Canterbury rosewood walnut Bureaus
fable a anS "sy
glassware Chnaware Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
b. WALDRON CO., AUCTIONEERS,
IA. 10S Liberty street and Ill Cedar street.
American and Foreign Birds.
This day at IL o'clock, splendid assorments of Birds,
glass shades and branches, put by Galbraih
UCTION SALE-THIS DAY.
"A Handsome Household Furniture,
at private residence, ~ West Twenty-thrd street,
at 10t O'Clock, by s. b. GOODALE,
and Brussels Carpets Pier and Mante Mirrors Paint
Engravings rosewood Bookcase, rosewood and
black walnut Suits Pckhardt Extension Bedsteads marble
Tables Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads Dining Tables Chairs
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, DC
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY HENRY Fl. LEEDS 4 MINER,
FRIDAY, APRIL 29,
at l0x O'clock at the private residence 32 West Twenty
second street.
Genteel Household Furniture, &C.,
consisting OF Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
wood Paror Suits in brocae rosewood marble Centre
Tables Window Curtains, Shades and Cornces, Vases
Clocks, Bcdsteads Dressing Bureaus Washstands Ward
robes Bookcases Mattresses Pillows, Bosers Stair Car
China, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA By HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER
On FRIDAY, April 29,
ct lO O'clock at the private residence S2 West Twenty

GENTEEL HousEHoLp FURNITURE &o..
consisting Of Brussels Carpets, rosewood octave Piano.
made by Seinway Son rosewood Suit In silk reps, ebony
d. gilt frame French Plate Manel Mirrors. crimson reps
black walnut Bookcase elegant bronze Clock and Candida
bras bronze and marble Gard Receivers bronze Six Light
Extension Table do Buffet carved black walnut Chairs
crimson reps, blue reps Window Curtains, Silver Plated
Ware Crockery &C. elegant carved rosewood and mahog
any Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands carved
retary black walnut Mattresses Cottage
upright Piano. Bolster. Pillows. &c &C.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A BY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER,
SATURDAY. April at 1917 O'clock the private
l3l West Twenty-thr street,
Elegant Household Furniture, &c.
Full particulars hereafter,
The New York herald., 1870-04-28

Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
n BY HENRY II. LEEDS * MINER.
On Saturday April @ at 101 O'clock their saesrooms
9 Chambers and " Reade street. elegant Household
ture, Pianos Mirrors, DC, &C., &c.
Full hereafter,
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
FURNITURE.

A NEW FURNITURE STORE.-DEFRAFF TAYLOR
"A have opened An entire stock Of fine FURNITURE
AND BEDDING, CORNICES AND MIRRORS AT NO 81
FOURTH AVENUE expressly for the retail trade Qualify
guaranteed In every respect. Prices defy competition
A FAMILY DECLINING HOUsEKEEPIN WILL SELL
N first Furniture at reduced prices. Gall at 81 Green
wlch second floor.