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New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

There seems to be no good reason for the
anxiety reported to prevail in Liverpool re-
'specting the disabled steamer City of Brooklyn,
which left this port on tho 31st of December.
The steamer Denmark, which sailed from Liv-
spoke the City of Brooklyn on the 4th inst,
proceeding under sail, with her screw broken.
The Denmark was then eleven days out from
Queenstown, and even if the disabled steamer
made as good time as the Denmark (Which OF
course she could not dO), she would not reach
port before the 10TH
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

It seems settled that Philadelphia is to be
the scene of the Industrial Exhibition Of 1876,
in which the Government is to take stock.rn
1t is' perhaps, pity that this decision will
not put stop TO the enterprise of the same
kind when New-York already has afoot, for
an rivalry OF this kind Philadelphia, though
backed up py The National Government, will
nnqueStionaDly IAN The New-York project
was begun, and is likely to be prosecuted to
the end Independent of Government assist
snce and recognition, and this, we fear NAV
seriously affect the Philadelphia scheme
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
Dro,oh,s-but was crushed into more shame

nrobable-tut was crushed into more shame
ful slavery in the year that followed, the
wear of disillusons. Again, when Can
boldi If that fiery Avatar OF his
pncn tbe Sicilies, drove out the Bourbon
possession from Italy and gave new crown
TO the Sandman King, 1t was Thought tha'
the next step would be an easy one to Rome.
Emf all those years the sword OF France was
broraisbed in the face of Italy, keeping her
ont of that unity she deemed her paradise.
When at last the troops Of the Empire ICY
the Papal territory, the young men :. ,''''.
gathered under the lead Of thor ancient chief,
and Rome would have fallen then. but for
the treacherOus return of De failiy ana MS
"wonder-wOrling Chasscp0ts." Alter tho
fatal day of Montana there was less hope than
for many years before for the rescue of Rome.
The power and the malice OF Napoleon had
painfully impressed even the patriots OF Italy,
who had come to regard him as malignant
destiny not to be questioned or resisted fur-
ther.
But in the midst Of this profound discour-
agement, while the Council was in session
which had voted the Pope the honors of a
dying and the plebiscitum had made Napoleon
infallible in Francc-those who had crushed
Italy were made the Instruments Of Heaven
for her liberation. The Emperor hurled France
into a war which abrogated himself and the
September Convention, De Failly was finished
by his own Chasser6ts, and Italy, with 10 one
to hinder, walked quietly into tho open gates
of Rome. The Roman people joyfuily declared
themselves italians, and the temporal power
fell so quietly and calmly, the Pope was
treated with such respectful reverence and
kindness. that unless His Holiness read the
newspapers he could scarcely have told ne
had lost his empire and gained lis iEdcpend-
onco.
In our rgje,cirSa over tlis lonc-desired
event there j. no one to cXuit OYER, no one to
cornmiscgate The Roman Church and the
Italian State arc alike gamers by tho change
that frees portion Of the territory OF l,aly
from q divided ileaiance and relieves the
Poniiff of a civil government which seriously
intarfegad With the spiritual duties OF his
charge, aud required the Illuminating ald OF
foreign bayonets to sustain it, Our contagious
example OF the separation of Church ana
State has gradually infected the world
France has been approaching it for many
years. Spain Just missed adopting it, and will
find TO permanent peace until she docs.
Enqland, which has stood for so many years
symbol of immutabili,y TO the nations Of the
Continent 10 now involved in revolution
which can only end in the incorporation Of
this great principle of modern thought into
her constitutional system.
We may nope that Italy, free at last from
that canlering sore that kept her a prey to
conspiracy and diplomacy, ear now enter upon
the career OF development and reform she 80
needs, and that the Catholic Church,
relieved from the sordid cares OF temporal
cen devote itself more effectively
than ever to the divine work Of ministeIing to
The spiriual wants of the millions that ac-
knowledge it's leadership and authority.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
charges.

Gen. Francis Darr has begun proceedings III
the United States Courts TO obtain damages for
the detention of his vessel, the florida, at the
instigatiOn of the Spanish authorities The
late decision justifes this action of the owner
of the Florida, for there was nothing ELECTED
during the trial to warrant the charges under
which tho seizure was an. o; and no person
has the right 80 institute proceedings OF that
kind without assuming the risk attaching to
faiInre 90 make good the charges.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
COOPERATION: BY E. p. Grant, Canton,

COOPERATION: BY E. p. Grant, Canton,
Ohis" is the latest contribution to the literature OF
what we do not hesitate to pronounce the Quesumoi m
of the Age. Dr. Grant has given many years 10 aS S
and positive conviction. He in firmly convinced
that Industry may be rendered Attractive hy
proper organization and the presence of tit conditions
Many will decline TO accept all ms views
in Labor can fail to be instructed by his suggestions
as to method and strengthened by the frmness oi ms ms
will be sold nj TIIE TRIBUNE Office or sent by MAIL
postpaid. Price 30 cents.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

The Canadian merchants are wiser than the
Canadian statesmen, and those Of Toronto
have been urging the Government to give the
American people every facility and privilege
in the use of tho canals tho same terms as
their own people But if the canals are to be
made free to American to n,'itish ""i
Canadian vessels where is the revenue to com"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

Minority Representation in that body. but was
voted down thereon by some five or ak 10
one. Mr.. Joseph Medill. who led the move
ment for Complete Representation in Illinois
will satisfy The Eypress as to Mr. G.'o early
action on this point.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

The Methodist Inquisition sat with closed
doors yesterday, and evidently means to con-
ceal, if it can, the confessed mismanagement of
Che affairs of the Book Concern. The defendant
urged his right to u public examination, but
this the Committee repeatedly refused, though
no good reason was assigned why the inquiry
should not be given the same publicity as the
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
Nmussmen.s, eic., CHS evening.

AcAplMy OF Music, Brcoklyn.-" Rip van VIM
iie" Jos pa ieae-'on ,
BpOTH's THEArER.-" Richolicu.' Ed~lh booth'
Fu-rH-AVENUE THEATl,B.-" SARATOGA"
GRAND OrYRA HOUSE," Les Buganos.
lima GOWNS TmENTER.-" Kind 70 faui'' anu
Aladdin"
NImo's G.RprN.-"Tho Black Crook"
Orv,nrc TnaATER. -"Weo W!de Wintie'' o.
l.. foy.
Sr,pr TussrEp.--" Faust" Mle. Seebach.
NNIACh'S THENTEr.-"W War"
N,,w-YoRK CIDCUs.-" Cinderella Equestrian eX-
ercisc,. scro 'a.c performances. Sc. L. n. Lent.
S,v FEANUsco MINSTRELs, No. 5s5 Broadway
e,-es. dsic.r. fcc n,ac acts &c.
Woo,,> Nirsrrw AND MFvAGrRfF-A 2: True
70 The Lass ~ Geor,r snl he ur gc1' itHs'" !rpl
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

Semi-occasiOnally the Brooklyn Revenre
officials with commendable zeal make descents
upon the whisky distillers who have made tho
ftf!h Ward Of the City of Churches yerita-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

The Rev. Samuel T. Spear ID. d., pastor of the
South Presbyterian Church has rendered li5 re9ig-
nation of tho pastorae, IN order 10 onc9ept ,lo pool
ton OF editor oil lie As1e- lQiA IaaeDe@aaSa1
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
Gr5ince5 Notlecs.

EXC.Is,OR MEAT AND NEGET tFLE CHoPPEH
(Aecns clrsrrst and best Evt al
Pdce ONLY be arlv.c and e-. @ oea
NccAaris should write fE Csrelr- AA'
ING Co. Hsst rEcut,-iouitA-st Aei-1.'@
JOUNrN'S INoDQRoUS KIp GLOVE CLEANER
rae, i cloves Instantly SOD BY Hfvssts ani fancy Goo''
Dealers Pdcc. - c LIS -------------
Rams A. PARTIES Va. Snow 6. RAIN.-Ladies',
es Co. o. Pogs Boots snlfhoes @iEE Co, Union soeIe
Cow MuKER-Complcte--Tn Greatest sue
e Src. state STRIKE io fc.tonc CLylN reo '5l oI@A
AgTIFITALITIES-PALN LINES.
c78 Bro.luav NY I9 Chernuis.. Fh; 81 Grsens' b"on
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
Terms OF TIE 7RlBUNE.

D,uY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers $40 per annuIn.
StNu-WE'KIY TRIBUNE, Mail SubScuhe.s, - peran'
EFKIY TRIBUNE, Nail Subscribers, 81 per alniuD'
Advertising Rates.
DNlY TRiII'NE G0c 40c 5.c I5c., ana - per inc
~ s,--Vt1.yiY TRIBUNE y and 30 cents per lnc
WEIXIY IRIBUNE, 50. 80. and Sj PEI iinQ,
According to position IN the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address. The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

ut TussrEp.-" Faust" Ile. Seebach.
.rIAck's TuFNrEr. War"
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A DRTAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER-ExECUToR,s
n sae OF House and Lot 227 Vert Thirtyeghh street.
ADRIAN n. MULLER, +. X. WILKINS a CO. will sell
at auction, on Thusday April 3 at u O'clock a. the Er
change saesoom Ill Broadway by order OF the Executor
OF NJ j. scblcsineer deceased West Thy-eishsh street
The high stoop brick House the
and Eighth avenues, and known ~ No. 0T. Houne apout
g. deep with story extension OF about 30 feet l
p IiseS Can bs sssn from ~ 70 p'epci BY psa Hon
W. auctjcneexs s-S~ -
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A UCTION.-AT ~ EAST TENTH ST., NEAR FIFTH Av
"A EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctionecr.
La rye and ricn Household Furniture sale.
Arare opportunity for housekccpers
or parties wishing Drst class Furniture.
Magnificent Bronzes, OIL Paintings, Parior Ornaments
richly gded, latest style Drawing Room Suits;
brilliant toned rosewood four round corner Panofore
Works OF Art, statuary, China and Silver Ware,
NJ public auction, THIS DAY tTUESDAYl, April IL,
commenc Ing 1t 1917 O'Clock precisely.
Ut the I'VE story residence IL East Tenth street, between
Fifth and University place block west Of A. 7.
Stewards buildngVevet Brussels Medallion Carpets Cur
tsus Pier and Oval Mirrors Cabinets, bos de gded
Tables and Oriental Chairs and Lounges; beautiful Parlor
Suits covered with the richest description crimson and gold
and gold French satin Etapees Corner and Side
Stands Bookcases, Paror Desk, Bronzes, Clocks Vases
hatuary Figures, Painting Parlor Ornaments Works q
Stool and Cover; Music Cabinet, nearly new; rose
wood and walnut Chamber Suits, Bedsteats, Bureaus,
Washstands Commodes, Wardrobcs Spring and Hair Mat
tresses, Bedding BanKes Linen, Sofas Chairs Rockers
Lounges and harcloth Extcnson Ia
bles two BuIes with Cut Glass Crystal ware China
and Silver Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery Kitchen and Ser.
wants Furniture Sale positive. All goods must be removed
hours after the sale Reliable In attendance to cart
pack goods for purchase nj reasonable charges.
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AUCTION

A UCTIoN AUCTION AUCTION
N THIS TUESDAY, afternoon. nj o'clock precisely,
elegant Household Furniture the residence 30
Bevoo place, West Tenth street, block of Broad
Carpets rosewood Ia octave Panofoitc stool and Cover
beautiful Paror Sults with brocae reps and
hair cloth; Bedseads, Bureaus, washstands Commodes
Spring Hair Mattresses Bedding wardrobes Lounges
Sofas, Chairs, Rockers, Clocks, Mirrors Paintings Tables
Etageres bookcases Dcsk, Paintings Glass China, Silver
Ware, Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive, commencing
o'clock precisely.
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sALEs Ar AUCTION.


--B. O. GEYnOUR, AUCTIONEER
EoA 7and West twenty third street
Fifth Avenue HoIel
ON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL II, u and Ia
COMMENCING AT lo19 A. N. EACH DAY.
the entire stock contained In the store Of
Mr.. sTEpHEN PHILBlR
NO. 70 BROADWAY.
THE CATALOGUE
includes run lines real and French
bronzes and marble case CLOCKS, inlad with maachte
PARIAN MARBLE VASES AND STAruETTEs
PAEi4OR ORNAMENTS.
FIGURi;S-WORkS OF ART.
CARD RECEIVERS JARoJNIERES
DRESDEN CHINA WARE, HANDSOME GROUPS, &o., 30.
Also general complete assortment Of
FOUR, SIX, FIGHT AND TWELVE LIGHT
CHANDELIERA
BRACKETs, NEWALL LIGHTS
CANDELABRAS, &o
These goods are among the offered auction
sae au arc particularly worthy the attention OF dealers and
the trade generally
POSSESSION OF THE PREMISES
MUST BE GIVEN BY TnE 18TH INST
This sale w therefore, be perenptoy and without rescr-
walton.
GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION
CATALOGUES SATURDAY MORNING
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A UCTION SALE OF BEAL ESTATE IN WILLIAMS
"A burg.-6 w. KELSEY, Auconeer, win sell at public
auction Tuesday, April IL at IL o'clock noon At No 100
Broadway Broo.lyn D. The three story and cellar nearly
the conveniences for renting situated No s3l Broadway
ste South Seventh Tenth For full par
tculars and maps, apply TO the auciionees, KELSEY
CORkWELL.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrIoNEER.
Handsome Household Furniture Chckerins Panofore &cs
auction

T. II. LUDLOW CO. Will sell at auction Wednes
day April H. 1871 at iu A. ~ at the private residence i
West Fourteenth street between sixth and Seventh
Sx.h the Furniture consisting OF carved walnut
Par,or Suit In crimson brocatel rosewood Suit In
son Table, black walnut French Bcdseads black walnui
Dressing Pier Mirrors Console Table, black walnut
Bureaus, enamelicd Suts, black walnut Amoirc-
spring AMI hair Mattresses, Paiiases Bosers and Pillows
mahogany Sofas Curtains. Cornces, Lamtrequns,
Ensravinis, Lnographs, Lounges Ac rnsses and ngra
Carpets. Ociohs, hc together with the Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale will
Catalogues at No 3 Pine street.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL H. l87l-TRlPLE SHEET


" Corner Twensythird street and Eighth avenue.
IoIsDA a AInsh ss La as aSE%%ADE DucHEssE
rHuRsDAH1fis'ss ssssa Sf + zs S:Tss q
with nsT Il Esrs Me- Appointments
Fourth act Of Daai'i Ii vsESSi AA'''A
sssSS
.. By ns Siars s Ny. sHL sAs Farn1s and ,
NJ III Maf THp. xr
=: R ga,e once Ss ~ o
corner of Twenty-thrd street Broadway
CARD GRAND or,,. Horsr,
Grateful for Kindness and fayors / have
experienced since my arrival In this country,
Ut In A"sT Tau RI 81 ss,s%aPiT as e 49,
The The programme r selected win be the revival Of
oosA'4'h * R'ggi atLE E'i HELENE.
And Fourth Act Of Donnizettfs charming
IA fASoSlrA' MARIE AIMEE.
b SSs5hs HosbAv AND EVERY NIGHT :.
THE GREAT NAN OF TIE SfHEskIop.
'aP on a Iaiifn q
OR, TRUE TO THE LAST;
THE rnS 81 II ' 81 ALL s Il
TWENTY as saS$s i TSIsSS$Ruhnsrs;
WITH THE srs h Tsp saFsss9 en HsS
81
A popular Comedy the performance every
Friday evening BENEFIT OF MR.. JOHNNY THOMPSON.
WOODS MUSEUM r,vru wppx
69sTisUkP . sSSGEss
ACROSS ACROSS T THE CONTINENT CONTINENT
as the "FERRET."
EVERY HySSSu aSs f.rssn 4oD MATINEE
~ ENCHANTED ISLE.
WOODS MsssV SPECIAL NOTICE.
The management take pleaeurs announcing Of
FRSScs TsMS orator
which will be held IN the caIpacio9 I,
q su WS49f E2 MHskan APRIL IS 1871
and the following successive Sunday evenings.
san FRANCISCO HALF.
Second week &. and nT0ao%nssa Success.
MAGIC LADDER shouLDEK FEAT
Inc Hal FASHION 9lshiy sh HSB hL T1fH the '
EXTRA azTiSSs F WIsa IzS5fs AsD chiIDRrs
Also, on Saturday at2
Seats secured six days in advance.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN L. B. LENT. Fourteenth sreet.). Director
LAST wEEKuoF THE SEASON.
MATINEEs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT s&.
NE" TE A5s Hnn t tEos NEW W E2vrIEs
THIRD A NosbaE E SYsoSEynxGS OF
NILE CAROLINE ROLAND.
THE GREAT NshSii.L 9o AID INFANT SON.
AND THE s! EHAsk rR sf1y!tk II SERIES OF
EXCITING fEArs OF SKILL.
i STONE AND MURRAY
TIE Grnnaes, Exhibition q the 18th Century,
Monday Tuesday, Wednesday
Apr 4, ii H. Is, i and Is.
Il AT At Tue nE' ACADEMY OF MUSIC. BROOKLYN.
ST. MARY's IL h 'ss TfRia' For e WOMEN
TWO WEEKS.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.
FOUR SPLENDID BANDS OF Music.
A MAGNIFICENT FLORAL TEMPLE.
II. NICHOLS, THE CHAMPION GLASS BLOWER.
will give some exhibitions of HIS beautiful art.
THE MYSTERIOUS SYBIE5 CAVE.
PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW under the management OF
celebrated foreign artists.
FUNS POST OFFICE.
AMI va. ious attractive novelties.
The numerous tables will contain costly articles OF
virtu IN donations OF wealthy charitable citizens
Tickets may be obtained at any of the music book or
drug the city, at the Academy during the Fair
w
20
SALES At AUCTION.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIONEER
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Dwelling West Twentieth and Thr.yrG streess,
by order OK Executor

F. H. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction this day, April
u. 1871. n ~ O'Clock, at the Exchange saesroom No. III
Broadway
West Twentieth srcelFrst class House and Lot No -
West twentieth street, Fifth avenue lot 25xS2 eet
BY order of Executor OF Maria Hart.
West Thrtyrst street.-the S45 story Eng sh base
ment House, l6sx40 lot gS.y.
Mans al the auctoneCrS'
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SALES AT AUCTION.
APoRrANT SALE

-,>,->,..~~,.~. SALES At AUUI1yN:
l WITHOUT RESERVE
| European Paintings.
no" the Count Dc Marnegss private so,sson BrusseaA
By an sass M Ss. S.r s
snsSs az so The the A%es.1 Cor
csern %as with an
sssSon represented following sssis
Krsnsacr, H A. nj al1ekfoef' F Eyersen'
Van der Warden, jacobs, Hs ssispi
y =; Becker, Mnnter, Heerebaart.
Van DIeshsm, E% ast.s Xxre Rrnsri.,
srohler Hulk. De vos ssAs'
Irugner piumot bbs "a. Mar.
Lc,oie, Eikelbcrg diiendsnninc r A
1 be S 81 sson L 4 n'ss
DAY EVENING April II, at ~ Paintings on exhibition
I 8; wEIEaERGER, AucIIoNEER. SELLS THIS
swy s Also 1n' me %
quantity OF Liquors, Wines, 40 '~s'
e. salesroon, No. North William street.
private residences q families declining housekeeping siso
to sacs q Real Estate at the Exchanges also Horses Car
Dining Room library AND Si,chen Furniture
sA' ' SsK2s SbKTHs, sss ss.s
The @ 1s % F street and rh
Horses and Carriages them for this sale No linz
JACOB BO1ART
JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER
BY virtue of a cha.tel mortgage win SEN
auction !. Sn h Tu sssl H garnS. O'Clock
Bets AMI Bedding Carp ts Crocxerv Glassware ocotha
street, &c EoaG sMfrn ye
Attorney for Mortgages,
7 rEAyER e s. LIBERTY
salesroom Ill Broadway, three story and basement high
Inc No. is E @ s a
Third and Fourth avenues New York; house lSstS6
,lo u Washington avenue, srookyn, between Myrtle and
Park avenues Maps and particulars at once 70 Liberty
JAMES NJ. FORD AUcrIoNEER.-FoRp & CO. SELL
plnre rom several families consisting OF rarlcr and
sa French ais Mirrors ss,sn:on rsSes Hair Ms
ana rSrr .ss ss Bsdans
Silver, China, Glass and Cockcy Ware Lace Curtains &c
G.s
pet; the whole Tor peremp.ory SALE
TosE1Pn MEsEMAs :, Sgc APRIL !,
avenue Brooklyn very superior Pianos
Parlor and Chamber Furniture; Brussels Carpets China,
Glass Ware, AL In good order; also new Florence Ma
chine &c.
r p. TRAvER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co.
sell this day M 2, aS Great Jenes Re street
Kitchen Furniture Carpes Oicloth Bedding Prompt
attention given sales private residences and sorcs
MORRIS WILKINS, ACCTIONEER
Handsome Household Furniture at Auction.
Il. II. LUDLOH Il co.
VIII sell a. auction: thus DAY lTyRsDA April II, 1877. ~
l01 O'Clock A. NJ, at the private residence
No I26 West Twenlysecond street near Sixth
general of Househoud Furniture conss.ing In
carved walnut Parlor suit In figured satin
Centre Tables French Pier Mirror, Lace Curans black
walnut Warirobes black walnut Library Table, black WAL
Chairs black walnut Bedsetds, Washstands Dressing
Bureaus Mattresses pailiasscs &c; LAmoreqnnc, Cor
wi
OF Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will
commence.
Catalogues ut No. Pine street.
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4 UCTION eALE.-THOs. W. LlNDsAY, AUCTI0NEER,
wise Thursday Aprl ~ A. ~ O'clock a. ~ "a, A.
aDc street, Brooklyn. ono splendid BOW Couher one
rosewood English Beer Pump silver plated Measures boe
70 pay storage and ADVANCES sac pesAses -
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u G. SEYMOUR, AUCTIoNEER
BY y. II. GOODALE a CO.,
Nos and West Twentythird street, Filth Avenue Hoto
WIN sell q. auction on Friday Arr II f sod before
at the Exchange Saesrooms, Ill Broadway IL
elegant four English basement brown stone brick
front House 2lS Nest Twenty fifth street,
Eighth avenues House in prime order and has all improve
ments including burglar alarm Terms easy. Terms easy
MORTGAGE OF can remain For further particulars and
permits apply at the otlce of Auctioneers
MAJOR CHAs. w. BARKER AUCTIONEER
IL VIII be Sold without the private
No. sI Foryhrst street, near Broadway Tuesday.
April ID, al l0 O'clock prompt the entire Household Fnn
tare, consisting Of Paror. Dining Room Chamber Sets
Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Crockey and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Utensils, Stoves &c. Sale positive
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"A HENRY D. MINER, Auctioneer.
By ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
late hf r.tyb II hsei ~ \ Miner
IS Chambers AND I art galleries
sc s and H A g %
executors AMI administrator sale of original ancient and
moiern
OF very dns pictures Of the old Schools oIs
AD 3 4FffF q r. 1ss
number or his latest ana most important productions
II THE
The HAY FIELD"
ed
which a, the time favoraby noticed by the press,
pean Schools Wa,c following Dis
nsu'shed and avorite artists are Represented VIZ:
Kari ooms. Kuwassey, caroas,
S:;: Fl ss,is ;$ssa' S:;s
Lancret Rock Koek, DE Nogei,
Durand. W. Shaver sr4 G ,;o 9: Rosenonrc'
I'M a. 81 he
Cha A. Cater csscnse r. and A. isys
The above exhibition. free day and evening
A ARoS oElsT AhRsuff SS A sxEE:
L.ces, Emoroideries, Fans Para,os and Jet Jewery
p :s
in AND ~
may be expected. Goods now exhibition.
LBEET wAI 70 o.: Au Jet 10 G:GI; .,
tsIpsIss SSt,Rs!;s ISss s o;sies.,
Of second hand and arn.urs Ae
Sr .ss s + r. . 1n".
rockey Glass; China, Cutlery, Pictures. Ac Full psrticu
wsdIoa Cook. WIN give their personal attention to sale.
Of Furniture At residences Terms reasonable.
shxxs Aa ass aas,' VIII Sl :s April
s, sss e 1 s :
A c Ono: and sa..rcom Nos. and 50 Nassau street.
sEc S8EGGs'as s sns r LAST SP SALE
gsss sABEss tsHsss ssSs1H
s os sss q 3 R RAD @kpsEsbs 19
q their S ..ls.Soo% y Nassau .srssi.
GOODS sow so~ On 81 l GSTiYyisrrros.
RS SSEE F sosE eA7fIlscs aueD
win seii, By order Of siecu,ora
on Paintings,
VS.. Mount. N. A.,
together with the
Collection Of an Amateur Gentleman,
comprising importan. pictures from
Borkman, Brochardt, Duverser,
Patrols, Hummer, be Nassuer,
Bristol, Seagnac verbockhoven,
Preyer, Cole Thos. Mnst, Tn.
n Rai. Rchards,w wust, Az.
fec'''' and others Of celebrity
exhibition, day and evening,
soMEKvILLE Art GALLERY.
No 81 Fifth avenue,
corner Fourteenth street,
to be sold AT auction, .
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. 10Th and I'm April,
atSP.M.
SALE 5on ns.s pay 1sssl nohss'
private residence No. 100 West Twenty third street
@ s n ass s,s sso
Stool Cover Music Stand and black walnut
Centre Tables Pier Mane Mirrors rich Figures,
$50 choice volumes Books Gne Oh Paintings turkish Chairs
Bedsssads Bureaus Washstands, WardroIcs % bors.har
sn sae Chars chm" Bnner and s.
Silver plated Warc Basement and Kitchen Furniture Ice
se rain Us shI De.eS .nS or
stored until May for purchasers. "
4 ucTIoN NoTICE.-LAR0E AND PEREMPORY SALE
commsncins q ioN O'clock over so Or! c.ss
suits, 10 Hedrocm Suits Dining and Kitchen rsrni!nr. IN
all lo0 lots BY catalogue o. T.sn ncIsSnoG
4 UCTIOH sALE-THOs ". LINDSAY, AUCTIoEEER
knt,c street. BROOKLYN ons splendid Bow Counter one 's
rosewood Eneish Beer Pump silver plated Measures sold
% pN storage and advances Sae Des~ss' -.