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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
BOSTON mARKET--Oct. Is.

FLOU R.-The demand for Gour has been auite lin
lted ana the market dull and depressed but reeeiv
ers are not disposed to offer stock at any
a. hsre Is confident feeling that all the desirable
brands will command full prices for some months 10
come. Receipts large and market we'll suppIied
sales have been at Si,75 q s. for Western superfne
So; % $500 for common extras and $500 IA 81 al
LOT Minnesota including chOcebaker's brands Small
lots Rye Flour at $3.50 r So . Dbl Corn Meal tba
sales have been at 81. 70 a $500 Va
GRAIN.-rhe market is dull for corn until near
tue close Of the week when holders obtained from .
g DC e bush advance from the lowest prices The
sales nave been at 9Se q Sl.00 for Southern and
" estern yellow. Oats have been in fair demand
put prices remain unchanged common and good
including Canada and Western at 81 "a zoe a bpsbe
Rye is quiet sales 90 a q5c
PROVISI0NS.-Pork with a moderate demand
Sales for prime. at s2i. a. SOS. and mess at SOS "a
$500 q bbl. Beef no change. Sales of Western
mess az sl2 g SO and Is q 1890 q Dbl for family ex-
ira; Lard is frmer. and the prices have advanced
with sales az II O. ~ Tor steam and kettle rem
9efed. Smoked Hams. are in fail demand selling
for ~ q 20c p h as to quality
PRODUCE.-Th receipts Of Butter continue large
Tor the season but the supply of really choice is
small Prices firm and advancing for choice grades
whlie the poorer grades continue dull and neg
lecied Sales have been at 10 a 42c for choice n
ana vermont diaries 25 a SOC for common Cheese re-
mans steady with with fair demand salas have been
AT ~ q l2ta for common and good farmers diaries
ana lZ4 a. "a for Factory. Potatoes have been in
at 25c q doz = " "
WO0L.-There is not much in the wool market-
Inc sales for the week have been 10000OO pounds
az prices ranging from Is g &c for fleece according
to quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

SHOCKING AoCIDENT-Mr. George
Lincoln, formerly of West Windsor, in
the employ of Lincoln, Chamberlin q
Co., Of Boston, met with most fad and
shocking accident on Monday evening
of last week. As he was experimenting
the boiling of lard at their works in
Somerville, he accidentally slipped while
bending over the vat, and fell head fore
most into the boiling mass, enveloping
his entire body his two elder brothers
were near, and succeeded, with others,
in extricating him; in so doing they
were both seriously burned. Medical
aid was Immediately summoned, but to
no effect. The unfortunate man lived
in an unconscious state about Two hours,
presenting most heart-rending specta-
Gle. His parents, Mr.. M. n. Lincoln
and wife, Of West Windsor, were at the
time visiting their children in Boston
and vicinity, and their anguish, with
that of the young wife, brothers and
sisters, can only be imagined The de-
ceased was in the 26th year of his age,
and possessed unusually good traits of
character, ard was universally beloved
by all who knew him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

PARDoNs.- Seven convicts in the
Prison, at Windsor. have been pardoned
by acting Governor Hendee during the
nine months in which he has served on
the late Governor Wasbburn's term
Two of these, under sentence of eight
years for manslanghter, and having serv-
ed only little over three years, left but
two days before his term of Office expired.
Gov. Washburn granted no pardons.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-Hon. JOHN HOWE,
late of Brandon, fell dead in the street
at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, whittier he had
recently removed, on Monday last. Mr.
Howe was well known as principal of
the Howe Scale Company at Brandon
Tor many years, and had recently repre-.
scented Rutland County in the State Sen.
ate, lie was also trustee of the Yer
mont Reform School, aud active in the
religious and benevolent operations of
the day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

HOME FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN
The President and Managers of the
Home for Destitute Children in Burl-
ngton, VT, gratefully acknowledge the
following Subscriptions to the " Perma.
nent Fund for the benefit of the Insti-
tuition, through our Agent, Rev. Alonzo
Hitchcock, from Bellows Falls and Sax
tons River: G. b Eddy, l.. c. Barker
and }. A. Jilsop, $500 each o. l..
Perham, Mrs c. Il. Reed, A. NJ. Ken.
dial, c. G. Chase and wife, c. b. Bailey.
j. Z. Persons, j. c. Tolman, C. D. Tar
ell, j. r. Haskins, $500 each cash 50.
I hoit, saxtons River, $500; Mary A.
Reed, Alfred Marcy, o. B Arms, Ira
l.. Earl, Mrs. Henshaw, II. Streeter.
Mrs. F. S. Perham, Mrs. r. Pierce, Mrs
Mary Green, Mrs. VIM. Wood, Mrs. O.
+. Wood, P. NJ. Frost, A. S. Granger,
j. B. Moore, Mary A. Burt, C. P. Tap
lin, Emma B. Taplin, VIM. P. Gage,
Caroline Wyman and L, NJ. Hurd s1.OO
each, Mrs. A. Tenney, Mrs. N. e.
Pratt and Martha Whitney, each so
cents. Rebecca Carpenter and Wesley
Taplin, % cents each.
SARAH G. COLE.
Cor. Sec. of " Home for destitute Chill
dren.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

SAD AccIDENT.-Eddie Bradford, a
young son of II. L. Bradford of Ben
niDgton, aged nine years, fell frvm Sec
ond story window Of Mr.. BIS residence
about s o'clock Monday evening, and
broke his back. 1t is feared that he
cannot survive. Mr.. Bradford has al
ready lost two sens by accidents-one by
being drowned and the other by the ex-
plosion of powder mill-and the pub
lie sympathy is warmly extended to him
in this last misfortune.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
Connsi-sianers' Notice.
IJzzTr < sToHVFJJsS ESTaTr

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS. being appointed by
w the Hon the Probate Court. for the District Of
Westminster Commissioners to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
agains the Estate of LIZZIE ;. ST0WELL. late OF
Pntney in said District and also all claims exhibited
in oFse; thereto; and six months from the 18th day
of October 1870 being allowed by said court for that
purpose We 90 therefore hereoy give notice. that we
at the store Of Bowker 4 Hewett in said Putney on
the second Saturdays in November and April next
from O'Clock p. NJ. until o'clock. p. NJ. on each
of said days.
JOHN KIMBALL. g
5. W. HoUGHT0N.B OoiAm-
Putne- Oct. IL 1s7p. ga
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
Commi..ioner.' Notice.
rTUAMARL. RIcHARpsoN,s Fsra,

IlUaMAH d. NIJHAHUSUN'b ESTATE.
I'VE the Subscribers being duly appointe BY the
w Hon, the Probate Court for the District of West
minister Commissioners to receive examine and adj
the Estate of ITHAMAR L. RICHARDSON late of
Westminster. in said District deceased and also ali
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the third day October inst being
allowed by said court for that purpose do there
fore. hereby give notice. tibet will attend to tho
business of our said appointment. at the Dwelling
House of John G. Richardson in said Wesfminster
the last Saturdays of December and March next
from O'Clock. A NJ. until O'Clock. p NJ each Of
said days.
H. c. LANE
FENEL0N ARNOLD. ! oomm-
JOHN {. RICHARDSON. Administrator
Westminster. Oct. IL. 1870. 42A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

PRocToRsvILLE.-M Barrett, the
venerable mother (S2 years of age of
Hon. Jos. III. Barrett, late Commission
er of Pensions, but now editor of the
Chronicle of Cincinnati residing here,
was at Ludlow on visit last Friday.
While walking distance of half mile
from the residence of f. l.. Wilder, to
that of Geo. Priest, she was attacked
by large vicious dog. thrown down and
her hip broken. Doctor Haselton was
called and the next day she was able TO
be conveyed home to the residence of
her son C. F. Barrett Esq.-where she is
apparently slowly improving.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

CoNoERr.-The musical Drama n.
Union Hall on Tuesday evening, was not
only fine success of itself but we we're
Mighty gratitied to see SO large an an.
dienee, the hall being we'll filed Mrs
"a. a. Harlow was of coarse the master
spirit of the evening, aided by Pr,f
Harlow and IL. A, l.. Peabody as plan.
ISIS the pupils of her singing class. and
several young ladies and Misses of this
place The concert opened with the on.
eratta, OF "The Twin Sisters" in which
The parts were all well sustained THROUGH.
out All did well but the gypsy scene
was perhaps the most prominent point of
the evening, their novel and picturesque
costumes adding much to the effect. The
scene was very heartily applauded by
the audience, which was responded to bv
the gi2sies with another song and dance.
Miss Merrill sustained her part in both
music and drama in fne style, as did al
SO Miss Walker whose natural acting
heartily won and brought down the
house as queen of the gypsies." The
" old crone OF the tribe, was admira-
biyp7rsoniied, by Miss Wills1n, as was the
fortune teller by Miss Emma Hap
good. The Misses Nutting, Hibbard,
Flint aud many others acquitted them
selves finely. In the fairy scene Miss
Billing was the beautiful queen, while lit
tie Minnie Flint as the wee fairy won
the admiration of the evening. In the
second part the music and tableaux were
very fine. The home talent brought out
on this occasion, was fully appreciated
by the audience and we shall hope for
more such hereafter. Mrs. Harlow. as n
of such entertainments is per-
tectly at home and we'll adapted, and she
'annOt fail to be appreciated by all low
'rs OF music. Her efforts here which re-
uited in SO happy an entertainment will
cave very favorable and lasting i'm
PRESTON.
The concert was repeated to a good
louse on Wednesday evening.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
Marrifd.

In Chester. Oct 9Th by Rev. C. Hubbard. 7
PARKER. and Miss BELLE C. BURBEE also by
the same, Oct, 18th, Mr.. NJ. NJ. LOVEJOY and Miss
DELLA E. AkSDEN, all of Chester
IN Townshend, Oct. ID. by Rev. H. Fletcher Mr..
HIRAM HOWE, Of Townshend, and Mrs, I.UCRE-
TIA NJ. SMITH, of Wardsboro
In Brattleboro. Oct. 16. by W s. Newton ESQ. Mr..
aoR I,aI E MEACHAM. Of Brattleboro. and Miss
Also, by the same, Oct. IS. A. WAYNE PUTNAM.
Esq: Of Charlestowo. Mass, and Mrs. PRUDENCE
SHEPARDS0N, of Guilford
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

The TROUT PoSDs.-J. D. Bride.
mans trout ponds are fully recovering
from the freshet of last fall and his orig
inal pond has never been more attract
i've and interesting then that at the pres
ent time. His present stock are all very
large trout, the small ones being mostly
those thatwere washed away by the food
Mr.. b. is now rebuilding the mill dam
above his trout ponds which gave way
and made the trouble during the freshet,
and will stock that pond and the stream
above with trout. His present stock are
not only very large and beautiful, but
it is doubtful if they are equaled by
any other ponds in New England. The
spawning season is now at hand, and by
another spring he will again have thou
sands of those little fellows en- hand.
On his premises Mr.. BriGgman finds al
most innumerable springs near the ponds
made, and can and will extend
the dominions of his trout, from time
to time, as occasion may require, so that
he can make his ponds and stock of trout
as extensive as he may choose.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

EARLY RosE-Mr. Il. G. StowelI, of
Windham, and A. NJ. Bragg, of Alstead,
n. Ii, have both raised quite quantity
of Early Rose this season, which are a
most splendid table potato. We have
had several bushels from both fields, and
they are certainly the finest eating pota-
to any one could desire. One field was
raised on old and the other on new
ground, so that their reputation stands
equally good on both kinds of land.
Other kinds of potatoes were planted by
the side Of one of the above fields, and
were not only inferior in quality but did
not yield half as well. This is true of
nearly all who have raised the Early
Rose in this section this season, and yet
we hear of some parties whose expert
ence is entirely different, and of one man
whose Early Rose are so poor that
he is feeding them out TO his cattle, be-
ing wholly unfit for the table. For
three years there has been a bogus or
counterfeit Early Rose in market for
seed. and from the uniform success of
those who have had seed of uuquestion-
able purity, it may be that the bogus
variety has been distributed in this sec
ton. The farmers above named, whose
success is Nc better than many others,
except that they planted and raised
larger quantities, gave their fields no ex
ira nursing, at least no more than to
other kinds, and, considering the pre-
.vailing drouth, the result as to quality
and quantity has been highly satisfacto-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY Oct. 18th, 1870.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

T II. Y
This week. 1929 1879 Us 500 rs
Oneyear ago, 5l9l 1879 800 100 ion
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra. sl3.On a $3.50
third quality 500 a 900.
Prices of Store Cattle Working Oxen . pair $50
Yearlings $40 a s2l; two years old s22 a 1856
three wears old $40 a s62
Milch Cows and CaIves.-sS0 $50 SIS and ss5.
Veal Calves SIS "a SI2
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots. 20o a $3.50
extra 81 90 a 81 so. ''
Hides.-SlIc 2 H.
pets rs a SOC each Calf Skins Is q lea n.
REMARKS.-Market not as good as last week and
trade dull at quotations. good fat sheep 90 quick at
81 30 g $50 per head but the poorer ones are dull
$1,000 $50, Live Poultry 16 @ 1sc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21

THE LITTLE WANDERER's.-Rev. Il.
G. Tolles, superintendent of the Baldwin
Place Home for Little Wanderers, Bos-
ton, will address the friends of homeless
and neglected children at the Baptist
Church this Thursday evening, at u
O'Clock. Interesting and touching Incl.
dents, Illustrating the work of the Home
will be related. A choir of children
will be present, and sing some choice
pieces of music. All are invited. The
object is well worthy the attention asked
for.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-21
ated

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry TO be paid for according to length
WELL, aged AZ.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

A uGUSTUS A. SHULTz, AUCTIONEER.
IA @3 ,00 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture, Paintings,
Drawing Room Suits, fanoforte, Statuary Bronzes
Silverware, Velvet Carpets Mirrors, Cabinets,
The largest. richest assortment Furniture, Ac.,
offered at auction this season.
On this day (friday), at the elegant mansion,
u West Fcenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
at lo1s O'Clock,
Rosewood Pianoforte. celebrated maker Drawing Room
Suits covered satin brocae richest descrpon Eagcies
secrctre Bookcase, Encognures Canterbury, Marquee
tce Cabinets fables, Jardinieres Lace curtans Velvet
Carpets, Paintings by eminent artists, Bronze Statuary
Clock Nses Ornaments. rosewood and walnut Bureaus
Bedseads, Wardrobes Hair and Spring Mattresses Ban.
kets, Extension Taoe Sideboard Silver Casters Tureens
Saivers, Dinner Tea Service Chinawsre Table Cutlery,
sofas, Lounges Chairs covered Basement, Kitchen
Furniture N. B-Pares wishing attend this sale
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

SAILS At AUCTION:
. LATE THf HHssS s.'is!a.S sffSs IL; Sf aiSEs
f Leeds Art Z Galleries % sl1 % and : sls % Brosdwsy ''
ALLEN s'lsR Hsss iSisorHEs wiz Civ. their
o
declining housekeeping and AZ their spacious salerooms
S 2 ana
a their galleries ws.: {. ssss. of A L'r's. ALIEN MINER
A LIEN p. MINER, AUCTIoNEER, on..
a I, Has sffhS hEssy 4 fE EEEDs sfSnhhE' SisEH
on Saturday at as o'siscS' 4 our ..le.room, a5
....,.. special sale q choice Wines and Liquors.
sas as Ss,s Vines
hSsms harsoDraansr Nisrs;snei burshsus Sohsnns
slsrep @ 81 s0fs E.t Of as 4 Es% Gin
quantities to suit purchasers.
Lien P .nEEFf h. AIsna AgsraosEsf 2sD snorHrs
HENRY s.|.,;I:sss i; H;ss,ssps ;s,s -. ! MINER
1sa kssas s streets. Ar. .srs.
On pRrpaY .9s Sesas.I ss n5ss.Tss q. fss o,oes
orsgE y SGssi4HaE s sa' aasrr
,.mo,.a axMiiS,s aI S1sIssT ohaSS a., %, :,
KosswSod and black wsnu. psror Library Dining
Carpets SIX and worstsd Curtains rosswood Centre
order ey Herer cost black walnut and mahogany
Chairs Handsomely black walnut mirror front Pp
ton Bedsead, Pckards Sofa Bedsead,
Also O'clock black walnut hlS pipe caoine. Organ
two banks Of keys, eight stops BY Mason Hamn
Rosewood octave Grand p,ano, by O. H. Davis Co.
s sG%:'' H's' Davis Of BOSTON, Of superior tone cost
A This DAY friday October I,
rass rnsIsy .na aad Posss. sss,s assa~sFs osssss
Also
{for account whom it may coucornl,
Cuery-Mcssrs. b. j. Eyre Co.'s stock OF Cutlery, dam
aged at the late fire Chambers street, consisting OF Table
cass Troweis ana padlooks, damaged on
voyage
screws20 cases zoo gross Gimst Screws well assorted
r. T. HAZELL 4 90,
Auctioneers, lis Chambe street.
A Rcr. JOHNSTON, AucTIoNEER
n Oce and salesroom 30 Nassau street, opposite the Post
The oldest stand in tho city.
CUSTOM MADE & SSS5 TyssIryRE.
THIS DAY, OCT. q AT l01 O'CLOCK,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell at auction
FRIDAY, OCT. ?, AT lgh O'CLOCK,
IL and 16 Fourth avenue
Suits, in satin brocatel and reps Amore riace
giant Bedroom Suits ln black walnut ebony ana oak Bou
and Chairs Etageres and Escreoires with French plate
@ & sSS s0soy soa If
Chairs in reps and ps ar'd hair Mattresses
Catalogues ready Thursday morning at the aucaoneers
POSITIVELY yseE SOLD 1N5iTHE To ThE BIDDER
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

4 COLLECTORS SALE.
~ BENZ r. FAIRCHILD. Auetioneer.
ON Friday Oct T. 1870, at 10 A. NJ AT Fleets stabesi
S0 East street. Second avenue, consisting OF
Horses, Harness, Blankets, &C., hc.. &C. 80,
BY order OF the OF the esais OF Samuel Beck
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

DY >. w. CAMPBELL, JR. AUCTIONEER SELLS
ID this day commencing o'clock, at 6O9 DeKab avenue
Brooklyn lots entire large general assorted stock III hsra ard
Japan Ware other Goods Tools Machinery Fixtures Fur
nirs Ac Goods Immediately removed. Buyers Dealers
specially invited.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
A UcrIoN sALE-No. = TENTH STREET.

public auction, by EDWIN NICHOLS co. Auctionesrs,
commencing at i0Io o'clock precisely,
at the large iive story residence u Tenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue near Fifth
Rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits, Cabinets,
Bronzes, Paintings, Vases, Siatnary, Works of Art,
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits style OF Louis XIV;
magnificent four round cornersd Panoiorte.
All the furniture made to order for the and
win be sold in let's the highest bidders vet BRUSSELS
Medallion Carpets rosewood and walnut Paor Suits richly
and .ded covered with the richest description
broeae striped and plain reps marqueerie Cabinets bols
de rose Efonaes Cocks vases Mirrors PANT
Tables brpcate reps and face stool
stands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding
Pillow Bos.ers, Blankets walnut Suits with
haircoth sideboad, Extension Table. Dining Chairs,
Glass, China and Silver Ware Cutlery, &c. Sale posi-.
tive Responsible In attendance pack goods
for purchasers ut reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

A LDRIDGE WOOD WILL SELL
IA THIS DAY, Oct.
at II O'Clock M on the ground,
49 Building Lots,
situated Coandt Hague streets Summit and Ber-
genwood Hamlet place and Paterson plank road,
In Twelfth ward of Jersey City and North bergen and
West Hoboken townships Access to and from this property
by horse from hoboken ferry thror gh Montgomery
avenue 10 Paterson plank road also by the West Hoboken
Coranat street For maps fres tickets, &c apply
TO ALDKIDGE WOOD, the Court House, and No. %
Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07
A LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Saesrooms lCo Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
Second Hand and New

cabinet and Household Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors beading, &c,
On Saturday at w o'clock.
WALDRON Il COOKE Will sell by auction tomorrow
second hand and Goods removed from Residences &
to saesrooms for convenience of sale, including Velvet,
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets Beds and Bedding,
Blankets Comfoter Parlor Suits rosewood and Walnut
In all descriptions OF coverings Chamber Furniture in
suits and separate walnut, mahogany, rose.
wood, &c; Extension ana Centre Tables Lounges, Easy
Chairs three gilt frame Mirrors Crockery Glass Cutlery,
Kitchen Articles, &c. Further particulars tomorrow
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

CT. JAMES HOTEL, MARION tTHfRTEENrH WARD.
~ Jersey City, N J.Fifs class fall and winter Board Mt
moderate prices elegantly furnished ROOMS suite
sngy Mi modern improvements; baths, hot and cold
water; eight lrom Jersey city fey New Jersey
railroad toauGt Dcsbrosses street. thirty daily
also three horse Apply the pramscs, to
GILES, WALES & CO., l3 Maiuen lane, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

A uCTI0S EOTfcE-LARGE SALE THIS (FRIDAY)
~ AFTERNOON, at l}e o'clock. {. .
Pianoorte made by celebrated city maker; parlor suits
IN brocatei and reps Bedroom Suits, Bedding, Bureaus
bles and the complete furniture Of private mansion 81 West
Twenty seventh street, Sixth avenue.
FITZGERALD, Auctionccr.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

SuMMIT HOTEL, CORNER CANAL STREET AND
y Bowery thew house, European pan-Rooms b. tie
day. week or month All beds With spring mattresses.
Is. BREEDER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

by MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER.sELi,S ~
I'D II o'clock, at 667 Ninth avenue, between rosx,h an
fortyseventh streets, Cigar Store, foreign ana aocs
Cgs Tobacco Pipes Smokers Articles, hne showcases
costly Figure Counters She.vings Jars &C., complete TO
gethcr positively In lots. Dealers invited -, -,
MAX XBAYEkSDORFER's ohce, So4 bowery
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

yyTM Writers. AUCTIoNEER. SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w O'clock at A. Canal street, the Furniture &C., OF
large house, five Parlor Suits hne French plate Pier
Mantel Bar Mirrors Damask Brocate and Lace Cur
tans; Centre Dining and Tea Tables; Turkish Lounges
black walnut mahogany and enameled Chamber Suits Hair
Mattresses Beds and Beddng China, Glass and Silver
Ware Wardrobes, BOokcase 70 or 80 Carpets 0ncoths,
with large lot Of Stoves Heaters Soyeppos Kitchen Fur
niture and every thing for housekeeping.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

CT. GEORGE HOTEL CORNER BROADWAY AND
- Twentieth sreeA few elegant Rooms suite
gy, with Board, he secured. Terms moderate.
W. IL. FAlRCHILD, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

S)T wAVERLEY PLACF.-ELEcANT LARGE AND
- small furnished Rooms to et with or without Board;
Parior Floor.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

CT. HONoRE, CORNER FORTlETH STREET AND
- Sixth avenue-Elegany furnished Apartments, with
Board for families and single gentlemen. Spanish German
and French spoken.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

OK GREAT JONES srREET-FURNIsHED ROOMS
1 let. with Board, 10 gentlemen aud Their wives also
accommodations single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

DY VILEs q HOOK, AUCTIoNEERs SELL THIS
ID day I0% O'Clock, 3i4 West Thirty ninth street.
Eighth avenue, Sock and Fixtures OF large
grocery viz superior Sugars barrels Moasscs,
Vinegar salt. Crackers boxes Starch, Candies Rasins,
boxes Babbtts prize X family Soaps chests OF Oo-
long, Young Hyson, Imperial and green Teas Counters,
Scae Weights, Measures, scoops. &C. aiso uasnins Io
necticut Pony and Express Wagon iosiuvey IA lots'
Housekeepers, buyers and de attend Gu masse
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

DOARp WANTEp-FORA A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
ID private family will furnish their If desired
must be In the Twentysecond ward. Address giving full
particulars. Co. GIG West Foryeshth street. Best refer
The New York herald., 1870-10-07

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- Saturday, at hafpas o'clock corner President and
Hicks sts BROOKLYN store, large prominent
Plate Windows costly hard Shelving newest style La
beled Bottles, sIverpated soea Fountain SILVER paLec
showcases marble Counters; cheap rent yaiaple lease
colnree first store Bargain u bongh prvaey
MAX BAi iERSDOhFEls'S olce. Soi boweri.