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The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-02
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Our True Agricultural Interest.


Ae'srs. Rditors--Is Il corn. or 10 IL cotton .
Can we ever rise from our prostrate eondi-
tion by raising cotton 2 Our County cant
depend 30 much on growing cotton 90 other
parts Of the State; yet We are In. dagger
OF becoming welded to the cotton idea
II is generally believed, that cotton Is king.
This Is measursbiy true IN the commercial
world. since 1t chiefly controls the prices Of
all other commodities. Cotton is always
money at some price but Is moaey the
great aim Of life King ttoas scepter is
too often felt in our corn eri6s and smoke
houses for our own comfort. The raising
OF cotton, with empty cribs and meat
houses. 10 not safe policy. II 10 self dss-
tsoying, especially 90 lie THE latitude. And
so long as cotton rules In the empire o.
Southern products. 50 long viii want pinch
both man and beast One OF old said {:
my people doth not consider" This peo-
pie were impoverished. having been overrun
by foreign toe. Tnus are We, why not
now consider our true agricultural interest Z
Many say: am In debt. must raise
cotton 70 make money" To each Of those,
my answer 10: "A man must live before he
can make money. Life first, money next.
And Il man can 90 work, No 10 live com
iortsbly, and stiIl realize &c much money
rom The sane amount Of labor, Why not
do sof The money gained, 10 mos what a
man receiyes,s bot soptv what hs v..l;x~.
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the least dependent ON ,o,bsr, : Ri. !. >,
whole sections OF country. To ;lIn.tra,.
Suppose that A raises cotton. and r cor,
which 10 the more depepdeut1 wb;oh cns
OF these can first force the otbers "a n.
terms Of trade, Since A can't i've w;,bon,
Be corn. he ID. from. necessitv. forcsd a
buy and sell on Be own term,z r than
becomes the master of the situ.t,on. sneb
dependence Is ours, so long as we sttempt
to raise cotton and allow other. 70 fnr,;.b
our bread. This should not bs. IA had
produced his own corn. and i, norton a.
his cotton beside. he could have mastsrsa
the situation and thus compelled r. 20 HI.
terms. for. n n cou,d M, r.;ss .o,,o, fo-
h,,,..i, h. -, &. .y,,..
oo'sea w give a
price. This 70 the situation between New
England and che South. They can't raise
cotton. We can raise our own corn and
-.
'n w. "S o' cu wise Ana improve
our advantagei The Yankees boast and
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FOR THE aREENvILLE ENTERpRIsR
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seldom more Than three days. and

SSuStoity l6ss t!an TWO, wlCe lOfInS
in tubs in one night four inches,
and reaches q thickness of over six
inches. On pools of water two in.
ches-thicker when the cold wealth.
er continues more than two days.
TheJ Thermometer during the
heated term in August reaches
1000 in the shade, but through
the warm weather in summer It
seldom ranges higher than S4o.-
The winters are generally mode.
rate. Yesterday morning, at sun.
rise, the temperature was 19o
above zero. = 2" 20 'h-' - : 1.
/ inquired Of Nancy, the color
ed servant, If she ever knew it
cold enough in this climate to
freeze a chicken to deaths She
says Uncle Adam said, that a long
time ago, the chickens fell off e. Q
trees in the night, but he assured
her that it was before freedom.
With regard to q certain climate
being suitable for. a plant found
indigenous in a distant land, l leg
the Department will permit me to
remark, that while there are GER
tain degrees Of temperature,
amount, of rain. fall and sunlight
and heat required for q full devel-
opment, there may be found in
tztstasde q suitable and better
location than is in elevation above
the sea level Forsinstance, the
Peruvian potatoe is found indigo
nous to the soil of Peru on the
western side of the Cordillera
range Of fmountains. When a boy,
1 was told the Indians lived on
roots, but found, on visiting those.
mountains, that they really dug
ont Of the ground what I had
been Taught to call Irish potatoes.
They are found where the ground
is made moist by the drip from the
lower edge of perpetual snow
The full size there, is about the
average OF the English walnut
We have for dinner to day Irish
potatoes produced among these
mountains of Western South Car.
olina, measuring each six inches
in length and two inches in diam
eter, and they are OF much. better
flavor than their ancestors. The
location in Peru is in latitude 100
south, and an elevation above the
sea Of about IA, 900 feet. The 10.
cation in South Carolina is in lati-
tnde 35o north, with an elevation
of less than /, 900 feet. 90 - ryrrs,
Men and women work in the
fields and garden here without
headache. Consumption is n o t
known. Sunstroke none. Among
temperate people there is no fever.
The water is pure-properly ap.
piled, the skin and eye become
clear, and comp lexion beautiful.
With Difference for the opinion
Of others, l believe this climate
superior for transplanting the
Chinchona tree. 1t is not so dry
as that of California, Arizona or
Texas. The only objection which
had presented itself to my mind
was, that possibly this climate
might be too cold in winter. But
there are evergreen trees here
which stand the winter. There is
a tree here which is called the
Mountain Magnolia, a species Of
oak. Had / seen it's bright, green
leaves in the Ohinchona forest, /
should have pronounced them as
belonging to the same family
What a rich family it is. 1t has
been reported that one Chinchona
tree on the" Andes, !" gave $4,000
worth Of qumine.' ''Ss's'sS'.} ,3s,s, I
Very respectfully, your obedient
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Sflfrtra pustrg.
A Gem For Every Month:
A MORO roR EvERr srons. ''N

ny MRS. JULIA n. HApERMAr.
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: a RELIGIOUS revival is reported
in Erie county, Pennsylvania. a,.

The local editor of O Columbus
(Miss.) paper, having recently got
married, a contemporary says:
May his father-in-iaw die rich,
and enable poor Steven to retire
from the printing business and act
mp a cake shop at q railroad. sta
ton" ssa'srsssjser ses =
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Men Who Win Women.

Nature has so made tie sexes
that women, like children, cling
to the men; lean upon them as
though they were superior in mind
and body. They make them the
suns Of systems, and their children
revolve around them. Men are
gods, if they but knew it, and wo.
men are burning incense at these
shrines. Women, therefore, who
have good minds and pure hearts,
want men to lean upon. Think Of
their reverencing q .drunkard, q
liar, a fool, or libertinel If q
man would have a woman 10 do
him homage, he must be manly in
every sense; q trne gentleman,
not after the Chesterfield school,
but polite, because his heart ia
full OF kindness to all one who
treats her with respect, even def
erence, because she is woman !;
who never condescends to say sill.
ly things to her who brings her
up to his level, If his mind ia
above hers; who is ever over.
anxious to do right; who has no
time to be frivolous with her
Always dignified in speech and
act; who never speEds too much
upon her, never yields to tempta-
tion, even if she puts it in his way:
ambitious to make his mark in
the world, whether she encourages
him or not; who is never familiar
with her to The extent of being an
adopted brother or cousin, who is
not orer.careful about dress ; al
ways pleasant and considerate, but
always keeping his place OF a man,
the head, and never losing it.
such department, with noble prin-
ciples, good mind, energy and in.
dustry, will win any woman in the
world who is worth winning.
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The State of South Carolina.

VhhbNNlbbE COUNIf.
In the Common Pleas-Equity Side.
THOMAS c. COVER, Administrator, rs. P.
Real Estate, to Pay Debts, dc.
TNDER tho Decretal Order made In the
~ above case, the Creditors of the Estate
of Mrs. MARTHA L0VELAND, are required
to establish the rank and amount Of their
claims against said Estate, before the Clerk,
within nine months from this date.
w. A. MCDANIEL, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, September 2Sth, 1869.
Sept 20 10 ON
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A NAN in Wisconsin has invent
ed a pocket stove warmed by alco-
hoi: We have seen one of them.
It looks very much like a pint
flask filed with brandy.
GETTING into passion is a good
deal like getting into a barberry
bnsh. The bush Gomez out ali
right, but you don't.
LoDeER.-"Somebody called in
my absence2 Did he leave anv
name~ Mary--"O Oh, YES. air:
he saidit was Immateriai."
"DD you know that I VIVA
here y said the bellows to the fire,
"oh, yes, / always contrive to eet
WIND OF you," was the reply.
Ir q lady we're threatened to be
Kissed by q gentleman, and she
objected, what place near the
coast OF France might she name 7
.s'..srr IS
The T Presbytcrians Of the United
states have more missionaries in
China than any other denomina.
ton.
A YOUNG farmer who endured
the best way to start a nursery
was told to get married.
HE right TO sell Intoxicating
liquors is to be tested in the Mem.
phis courts.
PRINCE ARrHuR's Terpsicborean
favorite is a galop.
Maryland's oyster beds cover
37a square miles.
] las is agitated.
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Mourn CAROLINA has the cham.
pion old man. He has reached
143 years by dint Of living on a
purely vegetable diet and drink.
ing spring water, and is likely to
live as mnch longer, from all ap.
pearances. he has survived sew.
en- wives, and as the last one died
sixty years ago, he is beginning to
feel lonesome, and talks about 20.
ing courting again. ~, -
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DY ROBERT soNERvILLE, AUCT1oNEER,
50 FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER 18th STREET.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF SUBSTANTIAL FURNI

TURE IN GREAT VARIETY, SUITABLE TO THE RE:
QUIREMENTS OF THE SEASON, WILL BE SOLD AT
AUCTION BY ROBtRT sOMERvILLE, AT bis GAL
APRIL.
The catalogues will comprise elegant Parlor Sus In wal
nut and rosewood covered In satin; satin Damask
Cotene, Broce Tambourne Paris Exposition prize Terry,
and nc French and English Terries In all shades Turkish
and Oriental Lounges and Chairs. in rich covcrings
Reception and Occasional Chairs and Dvans of the new
est patterns Chamber Dining Room and Library Suits Of
the most substantial makes and c,egant designs; walnut,
ebony ilad and gilt Tables Flower Stands and Ornamental
Articles 10 large variety all carefully from the
best materials. Also rosewood Chickerna Grand
Piano Of superior tona and fnsh.
THIS stock worthy tie special attention Of all interested
fore the sale and viii be sod In ms 10 su tousekcepss
wall a. dealers.
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MORRIS WILKINS, ACCTIoNEER.
Attractive sale OF elegant Housch old Furniture,
posswa-5 pi,noforic caroeta lc 70

f. II. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell by auction on Wednesday,
April 90 at IL O'clock st the pirate residence lS3 Fifth
nue. near Nineteenth sreet,
very large assortment fne Household Furniture made
order by Roux Bembe Desso!r comprising rosewood
Paror Suites IN reps and push; Sofas TeeaTetcs Rock.
and Easy Chairs marble Centre and Fancy Tables,
rosewood git .eres, ne rosewood Panofortc made
by Raven Bacon walnut and mahogany French Bedseads
Bed three walnut Extenaon Tables Dining Room Suit large
lot Dining Chairs, Daussk and ace Curtains cnameled
quantity China Glass and silver Plated Ware, Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Descriptive catalogues Mt No. 8 Pine street.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucTIoNEER.

lI Elegant HOusth0Id Furnlture a. auct!On.
e. H. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction Tuesday,
April 49, 1870 at II o'clock NJ 2. the private residence 30
ington place West Fourth stree entire Furniture
taned in said house, consisting Of ebony and gilt Psrlor
suits bue nmask rosewood Arm and Easy Chairs, buhl
Centre Table, buhl Cabinet with medallion rosewood Ccntrs
Table Bronze and BisQuc Figures, rosewood PArior Suit
crimson satin black walnut Extension Table black walnut
Dining Chairs rosewood Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus,
Rockers Lounges Administer, Brussels and Velvet Car
PETS Maresscs, Pillows, Boiscra ac an assortment Of
logues now ready at ONCE, No. Pine strest
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCr1ONEER.
House East Fiftysourth street. and Lots West 14s,h

street, nsar Seventh avenue boulevard.
4. II. LUDLOW CO. Will sell at auction Tuesday,
April 19 1870 at 2 O'Clock tho EXCHANGE Saesroom Iii
Broadway Trinity Buitingl. New York
Fy.foth The desirable four story high
s,oop brown stone House and Lot No. III East Fifty onrth
s.roe north SIDE just OF Fourth House l6lcx
S22 feet In perfect order with all modern
Rented zig November ls7o at $1,000 Lot 70 oxoos feet
boulevard Each lot 25xs0 feet IL nches
Maps, &C., at No. Pine street, New York.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

UCTloN sALE.-THURsDAY, APRIL III lS7G, At y
a O'clock q The Flushing Hotel 10 .nG s.isT or
whitcsons avenue, half mile from Flushing. r. ~ on
portion Of which IL situated the justly co's'fs'ea on
SprinR.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RY 4, ". CAMPBRLL, JR., AUCTIoNEER.-cAMP-
Furniture Fixtures Ac. or an old sstsbished prominent
French hotel with valuable Lease privately bought
great bargain up to day Of sale BY applying to auc0nse
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- ington street. Mortgage sale elegant Household Fur
nture Monday s. inst 1o4 O'clock at the large four
Hudson streets Catalogue contains 4 lots The trade
invited, the sale WIN be most peremrory Comprises
rosewood Piano. octave black walnut and rosewood Par.
lor suits Pier Mrors elegant Brussels, Threery and Ir
grain Carpets; walnut and mahogany marble top Chamber
sns, large quantity OF Bedding, TeeaTete., Sofa Beds
Rockers Easy Chairs marble top Centre and Side Tables,
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture j. G. advances cash
Mercnanllse
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DRIAN II. MULLER AuCTI0NEER:
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SILVER

ADRIAN IL MULLER, r. WILKiNs VII M 4 CO, wiz Will sen
residence No. l Seventeenth street, northeast corner
OF Fourth avenue all the elegant Household Furniture
Dlack walnut rarl0r sus. Plush Dsma'k and regs Gig.
Plate, Pier and Manisl lrors Extension Dining Table
black walnut Buffet black walnut aud rosewood Secrc.
tares Bookcase Insrain Brussels Moquc Carpets
0cio;s naaosany and rosewood Bedsteads cured HAIR
Moss and Straw M.s'ses FEATHER Beds Boistsrs and II
let Croekay, elegant CLandecr. Gas Brackets China,
ljlsss i.yer and Plated Ware.
catsIo MT onlceO III ha auc
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DY 5. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIoNEER.-CAMP.
- BELL & CU.-A CarG-To those giving up housekeep-
ing II you intend dsp,sing OF household furniture
ana effects through the old reliable auction house OF
CAMPBELL CO.. they viii rsaize every dollar your fur
yenrs experience Sead and circulars which
noJersts C;Ece and establishment $50 Bowcry.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 LIEN B. MINER, AUCTI0NEER.

BY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER,
eaerooms Nos.p6 Chambers and " Reade street. Art
Caller les Nos 7 and $40 Broadway, southwest Of
Twelfth street.
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DY ROBERT soMEgyIILE. AucrIoNEER:

at Tho private residence 40 West Nneteenth street. Thurs
day Apr 90 at l0 O'clock n the Furniture contained In
sad house consisting part OF elegant walnut farlor SUIT
IN crimson reps walnut aud oak Chamber Snits walnut
satin Craina elegant rosewood grand Psnoforte
vcvet and nsrain Carpets and Oco.hs also large
lot OF Linen Bankes Controllers nc. together with
the Kitchen Utensils with which the sale Will commence.
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DY HENRY y. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
ID Once eS5 Broadway, near TweEtysecond street.
HENRY ID. MINER, Auc,orccr. Will give his persoaal
attention. Customary the past 10 years, safes
Household furnare ft the residences of declining
WEDNESDAY, April ~
al the private rtsi.eaca, Nc. H2 Stuyvesant street,
geltvel Lcugei5ii Furniture roseWood Piano, &C.
THURSDAY AErl sl,-
at private residence West Eleventh street,
e.esert HouscLolt Furniture.
FRIDAY, 9ri, ~,
at private resdelcc no gl6 Wet Twontvsecond street.
hanteo.1e EcuseLo,d Furniture and rosewood Piano,
MirrcIa,
Particulars o. above IN time.
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THE sALE or THE SEASON.

THE sALE or THE SEASON.
Nossrs. LEEDS 4 MINER, on MONDAY, APRIL ia
AND THE SUCCEEDING DAYS, will oner for sale th1
goysehod Fgrniture, Rare Cnriosi;ics and entire
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS OF = T.
BEAUMONT -
MOST VALUABLE SALE OF
WORKS OF ART
ever advertised IN this city.
The collection OF Paintings irciudes
ADMIRABLY FINE SPECIMENS
H our own American artists and the modern Eurorean
kchoos including few undoubted
GEMS BY THE OLD MASTERS
Among he follner may DO rsnoned paintings by GIL.
BEET STUART CHURCH, EASTMAN JOHNSON, COLE,
FULLY, LEuTLE, HUNTINGTON, MOUNT; while among
ses snG later % ars werks sy cldNAN boMINICAiNo T. CA
EEILI VAN DE6 MEuIEN, sSYDEKs, ROSA DA II
fUro5e GoNzALts .!. co2rEI and sa.s As mssEn
TsCH nMxAppU CHAyET RTggE aUILdEMnS, IL M
MANN, CAILsCn. HERRING, PERCY, KILL, ARAFiELD.
EASNsH@2RE N @ GEsTz, CARL 5EQKER ;, DS BLoGs rt9-
HN sCHENDEL, and others OF similar or greater celeb
p. - w NnaEpS EuyaPE
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A UCTIoN SALE RESTAURANT, HoIEL FIAIUEEs,
"A Bar Sc-A NJ. CRISTALAR a. son, kuctoncers,
M Broadway viii sell on Wednesday, nn, @ & ~; az y coo
nsr sixth and Amy street. conssns % saE Wsrs
fures Ale Pump, MilTors, marble top Tapcs riaeu
Table and Bed Linen. Bedding, rarior anu hsa'
room Furniture and Carpets, Ranges khensn
sonsbo rent or be hauHht a. private SALE Irnda w.
Vtad
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UCTIoN SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
n c. W. KELSEY, Auconeer win sell BY ordor OF Messrs.
Sumner Blsby Agents. on Tuesday, April ~ at - o'clock
oy Enssh basement brick pwslna s2.s and extensions
twsen Third and Fourth streets, Brooklyn f. D.. house
good ordcr has 10 rooms water and gas throughout and
ECSpY Auconsors and Real Estate Agents. ia Broadway,
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0s ALE @ on "WEDNESDAY, APRIL q, At loA O'CLOCK.
in residence IS Wost Twenty street. near Sixth avenue
mahGS.ny and black walnut psos and m
ins Bcds Bedding Matresses, China, Glass and Kitchen
Furniture and Utensils
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PLATT srRArroN. AUCTloNErR.
BELLAMY 4 sTfaATTON,
Auctjoucers and Real Estate Broker

No. bH Pine street, New York.
viii sell Tuesday April 49, 1870 at IL o'clock, a the Ex
change salesroon, Ill Broadway, New York, a tine
Filth Avenue Lot,
the upper entrance the Park 10 feet ii inches north
OF 10th street, east side Title perfect.
For farther particulars apply at the ONCE Of the auction
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ssIGNEEs' SALE OF ELEGANT FUREITURE-wAL-
n nut BsIoom seis Bookcases, Lounges Sofas Parlor
Sets Chairs, general aysortuen IN pine wal
Put ana ~ u oeock a. 70 vsssy street Hso
Plated Ware and Table Cutlery.
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Tty MAY EAYERSDoRFEH, AuCTI0hEER.
- Sells Monday ST 326 East Seventeenth street, entire
Furni.;re O. Residence. fnl particulars tomorrow.
Max Rayersdorser sells Monday liquor Store.
Mas Bayersdorer sells Tuesday No. St. Marks place,
Furniture, &C., Of rss'ierce. .
Max Egyei sdorfsr ke.s Tuesday Cigar Store.
Mar usyssdor:.r lis Wednesday iar.e Boarding House.
Max Eeyels!orfer ees Thurstsy Furnur9 &C. Of resi-
6cnse West T.i.ity thir1 ftreet.
Max Heysscosssr sells FTidy Furniture, &C., OF residence
East Fourteenth street.
Msx Ysyssdcrfer gives personal attention to tie sale OF
Furniture si6csiiences Terns moderate Returns day OF
saig. -.....,.. m,
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ALLEN B. SINEE, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,

on UESUAY, A1lll ", al iJIa O'cl0ck
nj the rrvae residence SCI Lernstoa avsnue, corner
Thirty ninth street,
Household carved ROSEWOOD
Ecinway Piano, cost 81 oJ real bronzes, elegant
seves China Vases yessi CAipsss elegant carved rosa
wood 2r.cp fCIei trGc.el gIoen Window Cur
Sans with and geld rgsi border suPe. ebony and
brriou Centre and Sd5 Tabes elesaa. Lace Chr
Ins Cornccs elegant decorated China Vases and Card
Receivers fine Oh Paintings and nsa'iss ROSEWOOD SUIT
n Curtains etch, elegant real tronze
Clock and Figures, elegantly carved black wanu. French
blatc Mirror Back Hal Stord carved rosewood and black
walnut Bc1steat marble top Dressing Burcan superby
rosewood Cn with rosswood Canopy and Lacs Car-
fains Dining stc OAK Euhet, Extension Table,
Chars green reps elegant Caina, Glassware &C. all he
furniture made to odcr Tor the present ownsr py
Henry Stunev,
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[(y GEORGE BARKER, AUCTrONEER.
- Halssroom, No. 3 Cortlandt street.

NLINTON HALL ROOK SALE ROOMS AND ART GAL
~ leries LEAvITT, STREBEIGH Z CO., Auctionecrs,
M2ndsy and Tuesday evenings April s and ~ at ~ O'Clock
mont OF Standard and Hisceaneous Works. several Auto
graph Letters Portraits Engravings &C. Catalogues ready
Bocks on exhibition.
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E1Y f. r. RAYMOND, sHERIFrs REAL ESTATE AUC.
ID tioneer, Office No. 80 Pine s-On TUESDAY, April H. at IL
Sc!eSk a. the E.chsn:s III srsadys under The
teenh street, the four story basement brick House. with
all the modern nprov complete order lot 2ox
1898. Maps aud particulars at the ONCE
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

UcT.oN NOTICE.
"A MONDAY, APRIL 1s,
Al II O'Clock,
TWELFTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND sorr hats.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
LADIES, MISSES, MEMS AND BOYS
PLAN yf.r ASp ss, FsESXv 9&TGH, 9Gs sn;9sySiyrs' e
LADIES' raSGI rSiMMED HATS,
all the desirable shapes aud styles re
csvcd direct from Eastern and city manufacturers, and
made for this seasons trade.
ALSO MEMS AND BOYS SOFT hats.
Catalogues and goods ready on morning OF sale.
WILLIAM TOPPING CO.. Auctionecrs,
No. lg2 Church street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

yKTANTED-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE
w adults Part Of frst class private house, furnished or
srnby and wishing reduce expenses win 6nd
a careful responsible tenant BY addressing RETRENCH
MENT, box 19S Herald once.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

NJ D. WOODRUFF, PRODUCER OF AND DEALER
IN. In Orange county MIX and Cream. Hotels rssta2y
rants and ice cream saloons supplied BY wagons rotS
Prospect Park TO Harlem river Cream well PACKED sE
Troy.
Principal Office Nos 30 q and 81 North Moore street, NevA
York. Bronch oce corner Adams street Myrtle aven
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

n BURKE, AUCTIONEER.
~. Large aud attractive sale Of Stationery Toys Fancy
Goods, Monday April IS at lo o'clock 62 Sixth
nue. ol ha, Old established store; also the show Cases
a5ca0 and Is choice and select Tbs trade Il invited to
this truly unlimited sale; also lot OF Furniture.
N BURKE. AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE AND JMPOR.
~. tant Furniture ssle. Wednesday, 20h inst at 10H
sndss 90 rooms vel furnshed also parlors dining room
and at the onee OF tho suconeer Nos and West Twenty
third street Fifth Avenue HOtol.