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LEGAL NOTICES
ND COUNTY OF NEW. YORK, OFFICE OF. THE
Of Jurors. room 81 City Hail.

(yIrY AND COUNTY. OF NEW. YORK, OFFICE OF. THE
~ Commissioner Of Jurors, room 81 City Hall.
NorIeE-Hayng recently received the jury law for
this county hereby give notice, under s provisions that all
the courts Of record in this city and county must apply only
whether liable exempt accordance with the following
sections Of the law In force and sfect:-
SECTION Is. Every Court Of Record shall have power to
any person who shall omit TO appear and
be arrested brouabt before the court and such
be liable to juror may pursh him by fine or I'm
prsonment. ~. ls5s er \ 4r l....ss =. "a. .yg
sRoTroN g. Every person to whom summons to attend
shall have been served shall bring the sumons 70
cannot attend in he shall send the summons By some
capable of making neceAsary statement In relation
thereto, and such shall be exempt by law or he
has been wrongfuy drawn or summoned be has such
allowed by the first section of this act the
court shah excuse him from further atten dance and the
he Is excused shall be entered the panel and
dorsed the and the endorsed shall
be transmitted 10 the Commissioner o. Jurors within ave
days thereafter DOUGLAS TAYLOR LcFc
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A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
N By HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,

At l0 O'clock at The priyate Iesdencs NO. y Wes Thirty
= NTH street,
elegant Household Furniture rosewood w octave Piano.
Gilbert Co., Of Boston,; Administer Carpets superbIy
carved rosewood Suit blue figured satin carved rose
wood marble top mirror door and back Etsgeres se;
top Tables rosewood Reception Chairs IN
gold figured brocae Velvet CARPETS, Iron SAFE
made by Herring Co carved rosewood Bedaeads, marble
top Dressing Bureaus Hair Mattresses Feather BOlate and
sut in crimson reps; Lounges black walnut cane seat
Chairs painted enaneled Cottage Suits rosewood Crib,
lot OF Gymnasium Soups Jumping Boards Balance Boards
Balls &C. chds Sleigh, cost $65; oak Dining Table oak
Chars in ditto; elegant ManteI Vases sverpIated Ware,
China, Crockery. Glassware Kitchen Furniture, &c
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A Lien B. MINER, AucTIoNEER: -

On Saturday Nay II at l0 O'clock at their salesrooms
Of Household Furniture beng he entire content.
sisng Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant GIT
frame French pats Pier Aane Mrrors rosewood Far
marble top Centre Tables, rosewood Eageres rosewood
mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads marble top Dress
ing Bureaus washstands, Commodes, Wardrobes Book.
cases. Mattresses Pillows and Bosters hne Bronzes and
marble Statuary fne assortment of Silver Plated are
and Cutlery, Extension Tables Buets, Chairs Sofas and
Lounges. u gte.iisf.f r ..lt
Also. at IL O'Clock,
Of elegant rosewood frame Pianos by celebrated
makers. ra
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A UCTIoN. AUCTION. AUCTION

A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA THIS DAY (TUESDAY), APRIL TO- rf
Over 500 900 worth magnificent Household Furniture
ut public auction, by 4. NlCHOLS,l Auctioneer,
commencing at l0h O'Clock precisely, fe~
NJ the large four story residence IL Tenth street
between Broadway and Fifth Fifth avenue.
Rosewood and walnut Dining Room Suits, Cabinets,
Bronzes, Paintings, Vases, Statuary, Works OF Art,
and walnut Chamber Suits style Of Louis XIV
Magnificent rosewood 7A octave Panoforte,
the property of W. r. Frost, Esq all made to order nine
monthsi and will be sold IN lots to the highest bidder
without Velvet Brussels Medallion Carpes
and walnut Parlor Suits richly carved and glded
cred with the richest description satin brocate striped and
plain marquetere Cabinet bos dc Jardnieres
Bronzes Clocks Vases Mirrors. Turkish Chairs, Lounges
Bookcase Centre and Side Tabes brocate reps and lace
Curans Panofore Stool and Covers rosewood and walnut
Beds.saa: Bureaus Washstsnds Commodes Spring and
Suits covered with reps and hacloth Sdeboard Ex
tension Tables Dining Chairs Glass China and Silverware
Table Cutlery, and sale positive Responsible in at
to cart goods for purchasers at reasonable
h2rges. .f.,s u.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
LIEN 3. MINER AUCTI0NEER. =
IA IMPORTANT ART SALE,
BY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.

--->~ss@ ~~~~~~>>~ .@~'~~~~
ON THE EVENINGS OF FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
NAY 70 AND II,
AIN O'Clock each evening, at the
LEEDS ART GALLERIES, NOS. 8l7 and $40 BROADWAY,
WIZ DC 500 positively Without reserve. one Of the
FINEST GALLERIES or MODERN ART fifN
!, EVEk OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC IN THIS CITY.
This collection viii comprise the
THE f!ghsl q ths lcTES gctSrs dcsiycysd By prs
ti q. BY ROTHRRMEL; ~ ET " NJ
~. flfl a, THE CIRCAgSIAN SLAVE, e..rsrfIa3
painted TO order tor Charles X. Of France,
y ess tN BY DUBUFB; ;ll1 w 'niiiN1i
4 5lel-.af PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN ia a,.l9
delivering his second Inaugural Address,
roNc AZ scu =, ,r sT !GaH .ooS, ,npr ,sss
'tt'', - By RO6ENBER0; Nf e''
asatcu-A alL retfli ITALIA. tf 1aN3 Oh ln
vBY THE BARON WAPPERS, OF BRUSSELS,
with series OF paintings BY the following eminent Con.
TixZ MULLER CHAPLIN.
iMAR0HN, eh DkMARE5Q, ff DEvAux, 1853
b11SSoGE b1SoGEoAr bH1HHui binbsRs, s3k4shss, s3fksashs
LEPIkAY, ru VILLAMEL BENAH6AI,
g COUDER, MoNFALLET, NEHLId,
Won WILLIE, ERDMAN, III TOUSSAINT,
LACHENwIrz, TERNBEkG, CARL H0FF,
IiNpLAR, xDLofF. ARM, ers
and others equal cesbrty together with number
cellent works by
CELEBRATED AND FAvORITE AMERICAN ARTISTS.
The Paintings will be upon exhibition ~ above ls4
ONAND AFTER MONDAY, MAY l6
wit en-
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Died.

BEARsE--BUrTLE.-0n Thursday, May 5, by Rev. Dr.
GallaudeI CHARLES @. BEARsE TO SUSIE s., youngest
daughter Of samuel Buttle, Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
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ExEOCToR's SALE;; S;r,v ..,.,..., ,m...u :. ....,..
on wednesday, May H. 1870 at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the Ex-
change saesroom III Broadway l7h street lots situate
Fifth avenue each lot 2bxlO0G cash. Maps, &C.,
she ONCE Of the auctioneer. No. Pine street.
IN PARKER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL, THIS
~. day, at O'CLOCK at ~ Canal street, Sofa Beds
Bureaus Extension and other Tables choice wardrobes
Mirrors Library Suit Velvet Tapestry and other Carpets
OIcloths Beds and Bedding HAIR and other Mattresses.
fOr hOusokeepinR.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTI0NEER.
Elegant Household Furniture.
Rosewood Pianoforte, Pier aud Msntel Mirrors


avenue the entire Furniture IL said hoss eonais
elegant sa q Sias
s sns
cs E
Ssoss rosewood Washstsnd. rosewood Commodes Toilet
Chandeliers and CAndeabras, A1mnste Wilton and Brus
:s. Carpets and 0coths together with large quantity Of
Catalogues It No. Spine street I'D -lT
MoRTSAG;E sAhE..mYER E5sAs. AycTIsoEEEsn. 4, '1s'.
M wi sell this day at 2o'cock r NJ q No SS6 Eishsh
svenue' the entire fixtures andmplements oS bakery
Attorney FOR Mortssses.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF IS SPLENDID VILLA PLOTS
onehird OF acre 70 acres each also Cottage
.eo :. tho and
t =. A. LAWRENcE. nlr
LAWRENCE. OAKLEY rLEuRY,
s NJ
S
with esssns shore and inland bsn c zoe
the 5s 81
Of the money can remain on bond and mortgage for
Any Of the above property be obtained private sale
IEE ~ FhGuRY II Pine street.
y TqMRkaNs nEfESy SSs s T1sT SInna .sess ssst or
DAwNBRoKER's SALE OF wOMEN's CLOTHING.
On NV IL @ o % ~ e
shaws sink Coaks and Basques, Undefcothes Remnants,
Goods By order Of John J. Levy, % Sixth avenue.
On Thursday May a. 600 lots OF Spring Clothing consist
ing Of Cloth, Cashmere Doeskn and Tweed Coats Pauta
order of NJ. Rinaldo, 100 Caharine street.
on Frdsy hsy 8 large Of Men, and Wo
By order OF D. beonG 2ss East broadway. M '' .N''
DAwNBRoKERs sAIE-THls DAY, BY John NOR
TIMER, IL East Broadway, of 400 lots Wonen's choice
and other ssasonable Goods By NJ Msirbach lS3
Grand street.
DAwNBROKER's sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTi0NEER,
1co Chatham street. viii ss this day at Il O'Clock 500
Vests. &c. By order Of 4. SIMPSON CO, 1856 Bovery.
pICnARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER.
aortcagees sell this day TUESDAY, at II O'Clock.
ss & sss Prior ss S
ChAirs, Clocks Pictures, Carpets, &c also 20 family and
mi sewing john T. STEWART Attorney
r FIELD, AycTloNEER, WILL SELL, ON wEDSEs ;9t
Grsenw street, consisting Of Watches and Jewey Plated
Ware, Showcases Counters, Iron Safe &c.
CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF
Soso Jassies sssss M the said Nay
O'clock in lie orenocn Il sss Bro.dxsy sScf and FIJI
B. REILLY, Deputy Sheriff.
CHERIFF's sALE.-RoDAY s. BRAssEL. AuC-
y tioneer win sell Wednesday a IL O'clock a $50 to
sA, known the National Assembly Rooms large quaD
cry Glasswsrs Rhine and Gisre Wines Bcurbon MhisSey
Gin. &C.. &c. also a Piano JAMES OBklEN, shern.
ANTHONY MILLER, Deputy.
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N Ng4 SALES AT AUCTION
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIoNEER
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MADE TO ORDER By THE HEssRa HuToHINoa
ELEGANT CABINET PIANoFoRrE,
BY CHICKERING SONS.
-. CLOCKS, BRoNzEs AND hANTEE ORNAMENT,
IMPORTED TO ORDER BY Msssrs. BALL, BLACK co.
RICH CARPETS, CUT GLASS, CHINA. 4c., THK PROP.
ERTY OF A FAMILY GOING ABROAD.

T. H. LUDLOW CO., win sell BY auction, Tuesday, Nay
TO- 1870 At II o'clock A. M, At the private residence No 10
Thrtyeghh street. Filth avenue the entire sle
CANT Furniture &C., said residence, vzsupsrb ebony
gin Drawing Suit, covered In bue satin magd
cent Cabinets Tables Easy Chairs Psdestas Of ebony,
inisd with marquetere; superb ebony and gfn Caonet
lain msdson made g order by Mssss ChicEsrng sons
Cocks Bronxes and Mantel Ornaments; walnut and M Ex
tension Table superb marble top Buffet Sofas, Arm Easy
% %sosswood walnut and oak inaid with ebony
Pows Bankets Silk Reps and Lace Curtains; elegant wal
Sn1 g Hal stand very fine cut ass French China aud
h:n S sruisss; 1l,s & also Herring s.lamander Safe
ss HOUSE will be for inspection Monday 9h inst,
BY permit only which, with catalogue, may be had at the
ofDce OF the auct0noer, No. Pine street.
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PLATT sTRATTON, AUCTIONEER.
BY BELLAMY 4 STRATTON,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No; ~ Pine street, Ney Yors; s,o

~ WEDNEsDAf, MAa H. Jo'gi ", p..,-.
the fine story high stoop House. Phausphia brick
with brown basement No. 277 Henry street, Brooklyn,
in perfect order parlor walls panted all modern
improvements be and after Wednesday, May
from A. M. TO p. NJ, until sale. Title perfect. For
particulars apply the Office Of the auctoneers No.
x Pines
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NEW YORK HERALp TUESDAY, MAY 10, l87o-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION,

SALES AT Auction. .,--
9zsSs sSFGH Htsoa rArlo. 1ssaa:s SSa,Ss NOTICE
X.sf q The s.s Of the season.
$4,000 worth Of af
,.. :, nagneeept Hosse4old ygrnitu5e % 80. e,..,
%s, sta.n.Sy and many rare ana oo % WORK. q An
on THIS ;Ps yes' ss%:ssss Il
o'clock, q The elegant resdsncs ws Rssnth sirsst
Drawing Room urn sas
ss s 6 wiaas. NJ
dallon Carps Painting By eminent a.ss ErCnsss ssst
sas T.Sc. H.
%sn snS Hisshsn furniture s'' ''''
The rAa.lns., Studio and Furniture Of "; T W DAM.
Mslnss; Ksass dIEnS. yga Clifford crOp'sy' De Haas
Also by order Of
:MEssRs GoUPIL CO., OF PARIS,
t.rt Of their valuable to ,h: city ncndins
H q s %
Ss 1hs &ssG
s s Fey % S Il
chosen and choice works ofart.
Now on exhibition every day and evening at the
soMERvILLE ART GALLERY. I
% FIFTH avenue, Hil
where they WIN be sold at auction Monday and Tuesday
N R. soMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
A NOTICE 70 THE PuBLIc.-A. N. CRIsTALAR.
ass sSd
caxssE EsE%sY sns AND DINING FUR
ROSEWOOD SQUARE lHp H9buEF EFs1our r1AsopoRrrs,
Il s % ssn " &c:
\ A ucTIos SALE II THIS pay, At II o'cL9ok, OF ls
ns.. Gsr!:, TOP wssg1:. csHsT:sss!'s Iocs: Black
s%S ana aNP s. Sootyn 'A'
.SSs SSsrss SfsSa WssE
sTsEET nans posSER yETR XyKT0Ea nv .ucrros
SaeSSs ~ 81
asntsa Household Furniture black wsnu. gilt P.rlor
pns .asa
sp Chin. Tea and fdn ssss oak
lss Buffet Chars Lounges black wanu. marble TOP Cen
Cornces Shades DC, together with large assortment Of
DEM p FAIRcHILD AUcrIoNEER.
WIN sell, o. wednesday ~ Nay T. y noon the En
p'SSs' No. N West Thirteenth streetvaluabe Lot the
~ ass e :sSy high ''0op Or''k
No. Ia West Twenty streetvauable Lot, with the
three story high stoop brick Building thereon size
0 No. sC. i1s WEI Lot with the
three story high stoop brick Building size
No. i West Twenty.fourh stree-valuabc Lot with the
four story brick Building front ana ss tnrse na story
RYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR, ,AuCrIoNEER.,wIL SELL,
that old established corner Liquor Store WOOD FIX
sgss 1s %
Holland Gin, barrels best Spirits, Rum, Brandes; other Ii
: ss Isa:e sop With Ua License
tive sale sp'cua0r asEers sspsSlay HyyaUnss
RY F. coLroN. AucrIoNEER-w1LL SELL THIS
Ia ds re-
rich Furniture English Brussels Carpets In good order ele-
ss:ss Gaa. ocoshs ns oil Paintings and Ensrsvns
g. nG s
sssu sf 10 s sno large % :s Sc Ss Ss
saesroom IS East Thirteenth street, near Broadway
UDwARD scHENoK. AycroNEER.
Mortgage H s.s EpwAsb 81 Esssns scasSck GfsSsi Furniture
this day. II O'Clock his salesroo. 80 Liberty street.
Of valuable stocks Of first class Fur
u
nd ai s.o IN as
the most UNIQUE and modern styles. ~.
III WILLIAM kENNELLY, Auctionesr wll'sen At auction
Change MI
r. s as ss. q ~ s T% sS sp &c:
the once Of the auctonesr. No. Pine street.
D PARKER, AUcTIoNEER-w1LL SELL, THIS
day q: oocs e. ~ CsIs street S"so SS. Beds
S S @
nIrrors Library Suit veyes Tapestry and other Carpets
Show Ca:ss Bues Refrigerator Stoves Desks &c Every
thing for housekeeping.
IN PLArT sTRATTON AUCTIONEER
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
MILLIsEHr
AT N. +. HIGGINS
Mammoth Millinery,
lQ6 Sixth avenue.


We win open Monday, Nay O. q splendid lot Of real
thread lace Round Hats from $lb also thread sonne's
equally low prices Our styles this are said 20 be the
ladies wanting such goods
Our stock Of chdrens Hats not to be surpassed Pa
mia, chip or straw. NJ.
TO pc the finest Ia the city, and perhaps the largest
Our stock OF kibbons IL replete In all the shades
our stock OF straw Goods s large with all the shapes
II you going the Mammoth Millinery establishment
tell the conductor TO let You out at Tenth street.
M RS. MILLER HAS REMOVED, TO 777 BROADWAY,
M opposite T. stewars her emporium OF FASHIONS and
Dressmaking, where she will execute all prompt
ncatness reasonable prices All kinds Of Pat
terms for sale; warranted reliable.
MME. BUHLMEYER, SUCCESSOR TO MRS. FERRE
M with Nine. II. do Waibel % Clinton place, on
hand beautiful assortment OF imported Summer Suits
Dire Jackets, &C. which win be sold at moderate
rates Also the most disngue styles Of Bonnets Round
Hats, &C. t''Ie t't
AEME. HARTLEY, II EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.
m late Of 9H Broadway hegs TO inform her friends and
customers generally that she 10 constantly receiving the
latest styles OF Bonncts from Vro Paris and Round Hats
from Browns, London
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At public auction this (fuesday) afternoon,.
commencing o'clock precisely, No. East Tenth street,
University place and Fifth Elegant rosewood
Panoote Stool and Cover satin brocate and reps Paror
Clocks Bronsss Vases Paintings Paror Ornaments Bed
Bedding Sofas, Chairs, Rockers Lounges Buffet Dining
Table; Basement Servants' Furniture Sale positive.
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GEORGE W. SMITH, AUCTIONEER,
" will sell the premises Thursday May VIZ, at
o'clock Country Seat and az Of land situated
the Of Greenwich avenue and Elm street, in the
town Of GREENWICH, CONN. The land all fronts the
streets Carriage and outhouses In good order; dwelling
house contains y kitchen and heater and
positive. The II 80 train New York and New Haven Rail-
road from Twenty street. will arrive time for SALE
lars, apply to II. M BAILEY, S36 Broome street, W.
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TNDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIONEER.
u Mortgage Sale Of Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
BY EDWARD SCHENCK.

day, at IL O'clock at his saesroom 60 Liberty street.
Of the largest valuable stocks Of first class Fur
variety Of Parior Drawing ROOM Chamber Dining Room
and Hall Furniture, IN rosewood black wanu boie de rose
buhl also large quantity Of Paris made Furniture, OF
the most unique and modern Styles
stock is sold.
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AK DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
. will sell THIS day, at lO o'clock 81 the saesrooms 70
Nassau street Large and OF s ns new
Furniture Brus;es and Ingram CarPss Ching Crockery
rosewood Pianofoes OIL Paintings and Engravngs All to
pereu1ptortlv sold
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A LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER. .,i IA
n lsalssrooms 1903 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets

Genteel H0ueeh0ld and Cabinet Furniture, 3,
~ On Wednesday, at 101d O'clock .- q =
WALDRON COOKE will sell by auction ON Wednes.
day, May H. very large and general assortment Of Second
Hand and New Furniture consisting In pat Of ~ faror
reaus, Washsands C9mmodss Bookcases W.rdrofss Ii
Carpets Gas Fixtures, Glassware Crockey, Lounges aud
Easy Chairs also Rockers and Oriental Chairs cutlery,
Plsed Ware, Window Shades Birds Kitchen Utensils, &C.
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DEM. P. rAIRcHILD, AucnoNEER.

DY r. COTTON. AUCTIONEER-wILLs SELL. THIS
ID day tTuesday May TO- at l0 O'Clock At Is Van Nest
rich Furniture English Brussels Carpc in good order ee-
Etagere, PArlor Suits, carved Chamber Suits Mat
Gessss OcIohs, fine OIL Paintings and Engravngs Window
Shades, &C. Also superb rosewood seven octave Piano
egs 600 September Goods TO be removed
this day. tt
salesroom s. East Thirteenth street, Broadway
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MORTGAGE sALE-MYER ELsAs oAUCTIONEER,
u will sell this day o'clock p M at No. S86 Eighth
avenue, the entire fixtures dimpements OF bakery.
if. 4t L. RINDSkOPF
Attorney FOR Mortgaees.
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(NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
" have given the gas to 1895 patients,
without single accident Come 70 headquarters,
o si6s M trnn tNU 10 COOPER INSTITUTE.
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ONG ISLAND CITY.-AT ASTORIA. THE COURT END
u Of the city, JOHNSON MILLER will sell, at
2l5 on Wednesday, May II, In Washington Hall, $50
tona Lots which adoin schpeidsrs schustzsn Park and
Association. This One property opposite Central Park with
its extended vews, its easy access evey day becoming
viii 100 per cent within one year Upwards Of lots
Gently sold IN the vicinity Maps ready john
son & Miler's, % Nassau street. rf IN fas.t
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DENTISTRY

= - - -
A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-BEAUTIFUL AND SUBsTAN
IA tal sets, $40 TO &1b with gums; teeth filed and
faced without pain BY gas gold and patna filings u and
upwards; warranted. --lst ea p. rt.f
- br. LUTHER, Dentist, 80 West Eighteenth street.
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RY ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUoTIoNEER, SALES; LES;
STREET, CORNER FIFTH AvENUE. II ---...
ROBERT s0AERvILLE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, NAY 10, AT l01 O'CLOCK, AT THE
PRIyATE RESIDENCE NO. 81 WEST SIXTEENTH
0ense Household Furniture black walnut and gilt Psrcr
Suits n Bismsrck Cataine pieces with zip coyers black
Pillows Bosers, black walnut Parlor Bedsteads In green
French China Tea and Dinner Sets oak Extension Ia
bes Buffea Chairs Lounges black marble top Cen
Tables Eageres rich gilt PIER Mirror Lace Curtains
Cornices Shades &C., together with large assortment OF
Kitchen Utounils. Ac. .u.lft .I....M
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GEORGE BARKER AUCTIONEER,
U No. Brevoort place.
Paintings Clocks Curtains, Books, &C.
GEORGE BARKER win sell BY auction, without reserve,
st. Marks corner second all the Furniture in
crimson reps French Plate Pier Mirrors Carpets Ocoths,
Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Wardrobes bookcases
Hair and Straw Mattresses, Feather Bosters Pillows
Crockery Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. II
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-05
Select Poetry.

Miss Phoebe Gary was present at the fihieth
birthday celebration of Mise anthony, brought
With her the following poem, but as she refused
o read 1t herself It was given by one of those
lorrid creatures that wear pantaloons:
TO MISS SUSAN b. ANTHONY.
on HER FrrrIErn BIRTHDAY.
We touch our caps, and place to night
The yictor's wreath upon her,
The woman who outranks us all
In courage and in honor.
While others in domestic broiis
Have proved by word and carriage,
That One of the United States
Is not the state OF marriage.
The caring not for loss of men,
Not for the worlds confusion,
Has carried on a civil war,
And made a "Revolution |"
True, other women have been brave
When banded or hus-banded
But she has bravely fought her way
Alone and single-hahded.
And think Of her unselfish strength,
Her generous disposition;
Who never made ldsting prop
Out Of proposition.
She might have chosen an honored name,
And none have scorned or hissed IL;
Have written Mrs. Jones or Smith.
But, strange to say, she missed it,
For fifty years TO come may she
Grow rich, and ripe, and mellow,
Be quoted even above "par,"
Or any other fellow
And speak the truth from pole TO pole,
And keep her light burning,
Before she cuts her stick TO go
The way there's no returning.
Because her motto, grand, hath been
The right of every human,
And first and last, and right and wong
She takes the side of woman.
ga perfect wCman nobly planned"
70 aid, not 10 amuse one,
Take her for all III dI zee ne'r,
Shut zee the match J0r Susan
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WHOLE NUMBER 1853,
The Barefoot RnXl


There hangs on The wall before me. 30
Where the sunshine lpvcs 10 dwell,
n piclutt a sweet little picture,
" That bqfds tie In speil.- --
A boy With sun-bfowned features; w. 20 q
All dimplpd In childish Joy, s,f -.E-s-s
aug gaze, through tears that blind tns -
On this little barefoot boy. ' y u ?
The eyes are full Of brightness, ..s. .
And CHEEKS 50 rosy rcd,
That II hardly seefds picture. a. q
But liyiTg child insiead-- sYsa I'D
A child witt lis brown Kauds hidden -.
In The pockets Where turks each roy
Which / know brought childish pleeshfS
To the little barefoot boy. ~
An1.1 think while tears are droppInG --
Like rain on my open book .....
On my little barefoot darling
That the slumbering .shge1s took
And sigh for the vanished brightness,
As see each unused toy
That once belonged 10 my darling
To my little barefoot boy, ...-.- e.
And think Of one sad June evening.
WEen Tie nioGfnfll robins sang;
and up from the gathering shadows
lht cry Of whippoOrwill rang
And think Of the gloomy shad8H
That fell on lifc's brightest ioy,, 1r..
When the angels came in the twilight
For my little barefoot tos.
see by some shadowless hearthstuues
Glad children at merry play
And think of my lifes broad shadow.
And i weep and turn away -
And look at my little picture,
And the Gice so bright win j6y,
And think that q sinless angel
ID Was once my bareloOt hov