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The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A UCTION-E. NICHOLS AuCTIONEER.
N Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
Panoforte, Paintings Br0nzes stauarv, Art.
rosewood and walnut Paror suits, latest style;
Turkish and French Furniture, vevet Carpets,
at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
THIS DAY Thursday, Dec. 2, at l0S O'Clock,
at the elegant mansion sa West Forty second street
near Broadway and Seventh avenue.
property ~ Colonel w. r. La Roche, leaving Eur
Rich Paror Suits style OF Pompadour covered with
satin; Marie Antoncte Drawing Room Suits In green and
gold and and gold satin brocatei Pier and Oval
Mirrors hrocanl aud lace Cnrains Cabinets bois
gded and mia Tables, Bronzes stauary many Works Of
Art and Paror Ornaments, Paintings by eminent artists
Library Suit In green reps Bookcsse Table, Psror Desk
Turkish Sutp Sofas, Lounges tasy Chairs
reps rosewood octave gram square Pianoore cost $500
Stool, Cover ana Music Cabinet;
ber sus style OF Louis XIV. Bedsteads Bureaus, WASH.
stands. Iommodes, spring anu hair Mattresses Heddng
brussels Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Armchars Rockers
eret with plush and rers rrepch walnut sidcboaId
marble, 800; Herdts Patent Extension Table Dining
Chairs rich China Cut Glass Crystal and Silver Warc
wants Furniture, &c. Sale positive. Responsible In
to cart or PACK goods FOR purchasers reason
mile charees.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A MBR.CAN WATCHES, CUCKOO AND pRENUH
al F@n 1yss ..rns sas-s Ware best and ohsap
Street, and 2 Eighth arsnus. corasY az twenty.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

A UCTIoN. CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE. AC.
n Il. d. BAILEY will sell Thursday, Dec 2, az l0lS
M az sale.r99m 81 East Tenth street, opposite Stewards
Mirrors, Parlor Suits Marble Top and Extension Tables
Mattresses Pillows Also back walnut Once Desk and
Counter, Signs, Flag Pole. sc.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

n
"A $50 90 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoories. Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits
Public Auction
this day hurs ay at the elegant private residence
20 est Fifteenth street. Fifth ayenue commencing
l0 O'Clock. Drawing Room Snits, ttaseres, Paintings
rors Bookcase BOOKS Carpets magnificent rosewood Piano
forte, Music stand, Tables, Paintings by
tans, bronze Clock, rosewood walnut Bureaus Bedsad
Wardrobcs Mattresses, Extension Table c
Linen Silver Casters Tneena Spoons. Forks bin
Tea Service: Kitchen Furniture. Sale pe
remptory. Catalogues ut house. =
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
INsPEOrORs on ELECrToN.

INSPBOTORs Of ELECTION. NOTICE Is HEREBY
gveu thai the Mayor has died with ceScsts appone-
S q me cry " sompance with section chapter M Lave
oIU tSeo oiiowtng.l And that has also nled IN my
Once me required be ssued by him TO such
specors oy said ssction follows rhs said Mayor shall
ou ss az ccincate or appointment 70 each person 30
sppotsa ov him =. such INSPECTOR Of Election within ten
plcAtion Al this once.
The attention OF Inspectors Election declared
been elected by the BOARD OF County OF
appointed ~ tne Mayor - his certificate following Is
called 70 me Following extract from section g. chapter B
Laws of ln70:-
"Al inspectors OF Election whether elected or appointed
except such as may be appointed TO MI vacancies
81 elocon shall apncar before the Chief Of the Bureau OF
elected Or shall Dc duly appointed heenbefore PROVIDED
and snail take and subscrbc the oath Of
bv the constitution ANY inspector Of Election failing
appear and tagc and subscribe to such oath within time
designated shall be thereby 10 have declined the
once and hts place shall be nlled as avacanoy"
The time within which tho elected Inspectors may take the
oath OF once win expire the lth Deoem6er, time
OF those appointed win expire December la
CORNELIUS CORSON,
CHIEF OF tho Bureau of Elections
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE SALE
a mn nsi 1oi Nesf T.xe rixIh

u !.
HENRY ZINN Auc ioneer seis this day, commencing at
ION O'clock all tc cle ant and costly Furniture
In the above mansion, toned Panoorte; rich
Paror SUITS in PLAIN satin and silk Mirrors Brussels
Carpes &c also bedroom Suits in rosewood and walnut;
single and double Bcds ead spring and HAIR Mattresses
Beds and Bedding, Lounges, Clocks &c also Basement,
Dining Room Kitchen Furniture; In all ios OF neccs
sary articles for housekeeping. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

IlY Y. COTTON, AUCTIONEEE- EXTRA LARGE SALE
- OF Household ana iioei Furniture, three rosewood
Pianos, ore superior aror Organ made by Carna Need
ham enc Billiard Iabe syteea French riae Pier Man
Nl Murors eght OF zen psrm suits, Carpets. Curians
day. Dec. ~ ION o'c:ock, al the ancon rooms So East
Thirteenth street near Broadwsy very large and var ed
assortment OF really good Furniture rom seseraI ame
great portion Of which IN good ceneiop and VIII embrace
Furniture, tgether with two loads Of Furniture from
storage warehouse Also, at O'clock RocKawsy nr Road
Wagon The Carpets viii be tod about O'clock Catalogues
earx thia morning
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
UCfIoN sALk:-l2o WEST Tw ENTY THIRD STREET
n This lraU RSDAY) morning, Dec. 2,
mo nj ntr

LUKE FlTZGEkALD, Auctioneer, will sell
Over x25.V30 worth, soJ lots by catalogue.
elegant costly Housenod Furniture; Seinway Pianoforte
DO, Hardman grand square $500 pier and mnntci
Mirrors, tine on falntns real Bronzes Bsque Fig.
veive medallion Carpcts real aceani brocate
sins magnificent rosewood ant Centre rabcs
CANT PRror Suits, Pompadour STYLE inad
Writing Desk, bookcase, SO volumes choice Books En-.
cravings, Maps, &C.
Bedroom consists, vix:-solid rosewood and back
walnut Bedroom Sets style Louis XIV; Bedsteads,
Bureaus Washs lands, Commodes, Wardrobcs, Shaving
and Dressing stands Is ourled Hair Mattresses S. r.
Kittle's, Spring Beds, Pillows. B,sters Turkish Fasv
Chairs Blankets, Linen shess, Quilts, Lounges. Clocks
Ornaments, sc.
cost $500; Extension Tables Chairs, Solid svcrplaed
Ware French China Tea and Dinner Sets $50 peces rns
Casters, Knives. Forks Spoons. Rings, Linen, &c.
Basement and Kitchen FurnIture loo Box, Tables
Table, Side Tables Cooking Utensils. Sale positive Gaia.
logues ready. House open NJ = ociocI..
The New York herald., 1871-12-07
FURNITURE.

AT GREAT SACRlFlCE-FOR SALE, MA0NlFI.
N double Paror SUIT, satin brocac latest syo coss
$3.50 for $3.50; do SI5u four Library ana Drswne
brocate aud reps, from SO 70
$75; Turkish Chairs Lounges. Pianofore hrrols Csr-
Paintings, Bronzes, Bedsieaus Bureaus Waahsanus
Capss from 81 cents up. At private resdencs
252 West Forty second street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

6 EMERSON HAS REMOVED HIS REAL ESTATE
-. o1ce from 4ss Eighth TO 659 sixth avenue, be-
tween and hiry ninth streets west ride, within
ten minutes walk OF the Grand Central Depot Hudson
River heal EsIate speciality
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

TIN FRASCAIs, SoUvELLEMEaT ARRIVE DEsIR'
u place cou1me valet de chlmbre dams rnhiso
bourgeose: bons rensegnements. sadrcssor 2lO "!
Lam si pour ccur .ours.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07

TYNE JEUnE rILLE FRANCHISE, NoUvELLEMEYT
~ arriuee, desire sc placer dams une ame psec CONNIE
bonne u'cntauts cc ire ct neoycr les chabre
Eadresser, comrne reference, cher Mmo DENIS, No Est
lime
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
From washington.

|
| WAsulSaroN, Feb "a lS7l.-Tho Sen
ate, at the instance OF Mr. Conkling, laid
aside the appropriation bills to-day for the
purpose OF considering tho bill to enforce the
right OF tho citizens OF tho United States to
vote III the several States. The provisions
OF TINS measure were set forth IN the Heraft
lew days ago, when 1t passed the House,
1t 10 purely partlsan III its character, and is
intended as final chapter to IL series of acts,
all passed with the view of Keeping the dem
ocrats from cheating at the polls. This is
the republican view of it. The democrats
regard it as another movement to absorb the
rights OF the States and contralizc them in
the general government. By the terms of
tins bill the conduct OF elections is to great
extent tnk"n out OF the hands of the State and
local authorities and placed under the control
OF federal oihclals The democrats III tho
! ''""sc protested as best they could against
the passage ot tie bill but, through the OPP
Grafton OF the previous question, their agony
IN That body was soon over. There being no
previous question III the Senate, and no
means OF stopping debate, The democrats in
tnat bouy are determined not to allow the
Disi TO pass untli each OF them has had his say,
and until The physical endurance, not to say
shu pa''ence, VI tue fePubiicans, has been
iuliy tested. As soon as tho bill was taken
up to-day Air: 'lckcrs, OF Maryland, obtained
the floor, and proceeded to read very long
ana very prosy speech In ten minutes he
succeeded III emptyl"g the Senate Chamber
ot al! inc fep"o,icans and OF all thc demo
cra's. TOO win TIC exception of johnson, of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
E O HIT r. x
Smile vyheneyer You Cam.

L ~
When things don't &C to suit you,
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time in trotting,
But drive away that frown:
Since life is oft pcrplcxing,
1t is tho wisost plan
To bear all its trials bravcly,
And smile whcne'er you can.
Why should you dread to- ..lorrow,
And thus spoil your to. day?
For when you borrow trouble,
You always have to pay;
1t is good old max IN,
Which should often be prcached--
Don't cross the bridge before you,
Until the bridge is reached.
You might be spared much signing,
If you would keep in mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here cCmbined;
There must bc something wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
You may miss from ,voar caskct,
That precious jcwel-hcalth.
Though you are strong and sturdy,
Not full may bc your purse;
And earth has many trials
Which consider worse
But whether JOY or sorrow
Fill up your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
10 smile whenc'cr you can.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10

Rvs" What is the best Sunday reading for
political contractors 2-Tho Book of Job.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
n'oaGS.i ;sGa;l s'frsl.ris.

There seems to be no doubt that the nc.
agroncss OF water in the bed OF the Hudson,
which has come to be So alarming to the Al
banian mind, is due to the nXtcnScvc dcstruc
ton OF the timber along the banks OF its
tributary streams. This destruction has gone
SO far aud the consequence is SO apparent in
the navigation OF the Hudson itself that pre-
dictions arc frequent Of the cessation of nav.
igatinn upon that river beyond Albnny in one
or two more seasons. ! is evident .,t the
sNmc causes that have produced this effect
upon tho Hudson are opr Ting to produce
the snnlc effect upon the Erie Canal; So that
both the artificial and the nnturul water
course which together traverse the whole rx-
tent Of the State arc in danger Of Suffey;n..
rain al the hands Of private property owuc,,
who !i2vo no care and 10 need to provide for,
future exi:;cnoirs after they sha! have rcaH-
cd the utmost Immediate value OF their rs
tate. This iorothouehS it is the province OF
a continuing corporation like the State to cy
crciaa. ErcsEcts are due to the s,nc cause
as nrought3. SHOWS unprotected by trees melt
sudlonl and swiftly and daiugc a track in
spring which they leave arid in the summer
Timber is the natural reservoir OF this mois
ture, and give, il out grn0u Iy ps is ncclrI
The losses caused by fool and dlou .ht to
gather amount yearly to All enormous sum
And both are in Il .roat ,,nrt tracc.ble 20
this same cause In some rr.s of iiurooc
| these dangers are g,lardad against by the 81
pcryision Of government, rconirinr every
owner to obtain permission before he c,u cut
his own timber, aud reSsing it if his private
gains seems likely to entail public loss In
somo i,us0pcom colonies plantations have he ~
systematically made upon the same p!ineirlc
Of trees whore no trees were. Whcther this
course or that of rcscrvipg tracts Of forests
as public domain bc practicaElc or desirable
hero need not be discussed. But /, is proper
that the attention Of legislators sl.ouid be
called TO the dangers SO palp,bly shown IN
our own State to be inmincnt.-.N. Y. Uorl2
Su,,r WE Algvr AuNy MA rl,ou;,
is snil to be one Of tc nn. ,r;IIat
over written by thn n,,mcn,n1 ,,anrm" - p"',
tjcr. = ''''
nr,,,, 81. g.. !, p,
'l', =. '''i"'S ,;r :, = 'ooAofop'e. n'rt
'',.;aI, 'ft,."' ftt. W. ,s",' ''o" '"c e''at law
sln ,''' 'l ,Jn ,, 70 'a ',i,Y ,I "o !on'"s'' ana
,na J., ,"o ,.I,.n VI NV '''SI' ana Movers
@ w. ho % \ nn liza lFa ,'. %''', - 'y ''vo no 'r',-
,t ovor " ahnnl thn M o,,, 't my ,, '',us' 'ph"rch
Gcncy,t;ons of mon w; vii ann" m.n u.s. m 'I?1 steps
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
HuOrrid Indian Massacre In Tcxs.

In December, n gentleman Mt settlement
on tho Northern border of Texas, called Mon
tague, wrote tho following account of hor.
rible murder of family ut that place
"lIast Friday, witha couple of companions,
[ started from the pleasant little village of
Decatur to this place, about two O'Clock l..
NJ. We logged along until about Quo hour
after night, when we arrived ut the residence
OF William Freeman, an old pioneer, where
we spent cheerful night, and again pursued
our journey
"Wo had not travelled farther than mile,
when we received the sad Intelligence that
family had been massacrcd about two miles
above. We fastened GU to the place Of the
awful tragcdy-and may God forbid that my
eyes shonld ever again look upon such anoth.
cr scene as | there witnessed The first vic
tim was little boy, some eight or ten years
old, about forty yards from the house. stone
dead. His left arm was cut out from his
body, exhibiting to full view his heart and
lungs, his bowels cut out, aud then scalpcl
"Wo thsn repaired to the house, and tho
first victim that met our gaze, near beside the
entrance, was girl about ten years old,
wrapped or rather tumbed in mass Of old
bed clothes, &c., with one naked hand aud
arm elevated. | took hold of her hand, but
to lind that she, too, was dead, and wounded
in scverol places. Next was a lady, some
sixty years of age, by.tho uamc of Keenan,,
shot through her breast with two arrows that
passed through her body, suffering all that
humanity could suncrs Her scalp was taken
of, too.
"Ncxt was lovely little girl, three years
old, nursing IA babe, aud when it was taken
from her arms, the pc1r chila siii She did
not want Dolly to starvc On examination
it was found that she (thc little girD had
been lanccd through the breast, the weapon
entering on the left aud passing through the
right Near by her was another girl, about
ten years of agc, with her head bcatcn and
bruised in most brutal manner, stiff and
cold, almost hfccss. The Indians had beat.
cn her head unit! she was probably thunnht
to be dead, and pitched her out ut the WIN
dow, where she had Lain all night in Scusc-
less condition. Then we turned to litlc
boy calling for water; he was lancod, the
wound entering above the breast bone and
passing out bclow.
"'lhc next and last was Mrs Pasclal,
lying beside the bed on her face, wyl;oring
ii gore. Ga examination She was found to
he dead, with several wounis that bad been
nilicted on different portions Of the hohy.~--
One !it'!c hoy was l;,pced in .hc breast, who
maio his way 10 noighhoi's house, about
one nilr of Two little children were lot
IN The bed unlurt. One Of the wounded has
since died. This leaves four dead and four
wounntl; two Of the wounded will probably
recover Mrs Nccncr s,ys thcro were ci.nit
or nina Indians that entered tic house about
'wo hours after ni"ht-aitcr they had retired
ior tic nis!It-and committed this brutal
IN S,arrc. Therc were no men about the
the place. The dead were promptly buried
in rs decent manner as possible and the
wounded moved to where they could be cared
iur.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10

lsnp Somebody defines lovo as "frendship
with stick in it,"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
BOOK STORE.

A RRANGEMEN'rS are made to secure any Book
"a wanted Also, Books. Catcclisms &C.. for
Sabbath Schools, School Books, Pens Ink. Pnucr
No., SO. always on hand. Tho Depository for
the Oconec Bible Society is also at the Book store
Next door to The Post Office.
April /, 1870 "a ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10

WAsnINdroN, February, 27-McPhor-
sons list for the next l[ousa is, Republicans
1876, Democrats 0G, Independent l, vacant
IL, and 5 contested seats.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
Ayers Saz'saparilla,
FOAs A.UusaEXNNGt TE1H EsK.OOD.

Tho reputation this cX-
ccllcn: medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many OF which arc truly
marvellous. lnvctcrylto
cases Of Scrollulous dis
ease, whore tho system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by 1t.
ScroiulOuS affections and
!i"ora"rs which wcic;is-
graYatctl by the ScrOiil-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10
THEY ARE NOT A VILE

Made of Toor Rum, Whiskoy, Proof spir,.
I swsfG rer % e dit mt ea tho
tippIcr on TO otlruncnncss nnl ruin, but nro atruc
Mrdicinc, naio from iiD Nltivo Roots nmd
a, Gos St op?TJnS 7soo 1f9 "a B%ooD
UntrIEA anil I!INil GIVING PRIN-
CIPE u perfect licnayat"r nnd lnyigor,tor
ma restoring tho llonl . a j hy condition.
No person en- tuhn these rt''crs, according to
Lircc, ;pua, nri2 .eH, Iin luA!c ,nwaiL 4
1900 wiil b. given i5t nn ~ .''rNblo case, rrc.
vi,!,n., ihc hon2s are not dasnoy,d 10y mineral
ri,,'is or o'hyr meats, and no ritHl organs
wJstl hcvn:,l t'tc rrut otlcrnir.
oHor JnN"pu,"t2ry -and Chronic Rhen!-
noti:iu, nnl Gou:; Dy%pcpsia, or Indi-
T,s is oNo5 ion o'::oatt e to nna bsdes brses
Live, Kidneys, and Blat4or ,hc,e BIT
tors have beer, lno't tsgcr">si"l. Sdch Dis
is rSnr,.ny rrn,uc$l by dcraustlnent Of tho
DigcstivG Orraua.
The iorrilliycrm bowels, witch rrniYr t!,em
al al, i@n,'nyii;s',""lMl Mlar;ny new s and vyor
DSanop.i.. or Indigestion, 1Tca,laclc,
Painin,'t Shoulders, Con2hs, 'rlsI'nc..ss Of tho
Can,,. D.lkinr,i, Sour Stom.cli, Dad Taste in
H." II%.T T'"i cnpi",s 81 Di,arsS. OF TIME, Pain in
tho r5.on;ot,hc i.iAnc%,s, Hrl q Ian nIrc! other.
r"n sy,f M ,,I TII! b. d.s s 1I,c, ' "a7f''' OF
Glsansn tin Nitia.ri loot whmeyrr yon inl
lis Impurities burs'n: tlrouGh tl!o SKIN in Fim-
pies, lrupttons. o. d. cGan*eit ~heniS'9
inul, and yoirtrglin'; will tc.l YOU when. Keep
the blood pare ANA the lca'ih of tho system Will
fu'inw.
PIN. TApE, anA other WORMS. lurking in
the s. stem OF 50 many thousands, me c!icc;W'lly
de- ;r,yel and removed.
Foi fun d.rcctiona read carefully tho circular
around each hoitit, printed IL four langn'ges--'
En,lah, rml,, tmnch, hnl Srnnish. - y
D. WtlEl.I,a2 ~ 81 Commerce stree, =. Y.
pror.ytur. X. IT, MrDDNALD & 90,
D,rttliSti atl General Agents.
gu rr,nci.ro CiliSo,a, and - and3i Com.
pn,r".atr IT. y. !.
.b:a~ +,,i.y ,,E All. DRUGGISTS AND
DE.iili.J.
Fvr sale in Wall,ajln b.
Z 3NLl.r @A0T9CM O. Ct
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10

1aG-- Tho Columbia correspondent of the
i charleston Nc,os, treating of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad swindlc in tho Tcgis
laturo, says:
IS "Only Boscmon, Levy, and Andcll, of tho
Charleston delegation, oppose the bill"
If this be true, then let u.s., Republicans
of Charleston County, SEQ to it that not one
single member of our delegation beside these
three ever bo given any place of honor and
trust! Let us show them that if they sell
out their own souls to tho devil they cannot
sell their constituents. .-RcpuJhtcan.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-10


IyrrNpry ,ycn-It ;s with L;rl or 70
mcnncc tl,at we approach his suhirct M
I'm, "a. h,vo INV cnnscion,;nns so,,,,,l. ,>,',,,
ni ,;'i,' ""o :. "'." ''Ipt'ahco ~ az!
hno,, .,;J ,nd 90 ,;.t,. ~. ." NV, !,;aI ''''a
""o - ''.'' ''o % '"''o'' ',"'' I,.
NJ, ~ - =. ~, r" oto oaS. ",," mSy"''' " =
" ~ ~ 0 "''''",0 "''y So'''''c ''.''V
'"''ah ''mi'y; .ot 1t does seem ih.S the
"o'N "' f'''"'n"''nh must eomncncc farther
WY ,''"h ','S' OF Us 'A'"E' Does not the
,"'S'., "Gr , r''oF'h,''o' WIN respect !" th'S
,"'"S @ aG , c"n'r" ';, n'nSt, we lh'"1' use
c"n"ss. We d not mc,u Synols md Con
fer"Nrrs and Associations must i$SUn cdiets
on '"'s subject We hrve had enough OF
these already. Those who arc the constitn
ans OF the Christian con.srcgptions--n re.
gard intynrmranco in tI,e light in which it is
aGnl ruinon; not simnly 20 m iuljy;1n,rs r.'
,ntr. l,ui 10 his sonI's c,c.nnl wrlr,rn r., ho
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

TJ,O JEWELLERS. WANTED, BY AN ENERGETIC
young man, who has good practical knowledge Of th'
business In all its branches situation either In oce O
shop but not ordinary workman; salary moderate. Ad
L. p, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
CLOTIIING.

-
!. LARGE oRDER.-S75v00 WORTH OF CASTOFe
n Clothing Carpets, Jewery, wanted, for the Wcssern
and California trade Ladies and gents wishing 10 dispose Of
the articles fair and honest dealer, fair
e.iee, the they to call
b. MlSTZ 4y2 Fourth avenue, near Twenty uinh street,
Ladies attended by Mrs. Nnts.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
~ Once aud salesro0m ~ Nassau str,
A uGUSTuS A. SCHULTZ. AuCTIoNEER
~ Auction sale. t20,0QD worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture.

A uGUSTUS A. SCHULTZ, AuOTIoNEER
~ Auction sale. f200Q0 worth of
Magnificent Household Fur rnt,,rs
Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings Slverwaro
Bronzes, Rare Costly Works of Art.
On this day. WEDNESDAY, ut the Gle rant residence
67 West Fifteenth street. Fifth Sixth aveniea
commencing 1919 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suits brocate Etageres, ookcaaa
Malqueefe bois Cabne Tables Encognurcs.
terbury Medallion Velvet Carpets Curtains Mirrors Clocks
Paintings by eminent artists; rosewood Panofore, oels.
brated maker rosewood walnut Bureaus Bed
steads Wardrobes Mattresses Counterpanes Blankets
Extension Table, Sideboard, siivcrware, Glassware
Chnaware, Basement and Kitchen Furniture; Furniture
ser wants apartmt nts Sale Catalogues sale
A EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE.
IA at the elegant private residence,
IL East Tenth block of Broadway between
University place and Fifth avenue morning
at l0 O'Clock precisely H. NICHOLS Auctoneer will sell
to the highest bidder without Velvet Brssels In
grain Carpets elegant rosewood Piano B0nzes Clocks
Vases, Mirrors Curtains Far0r suits,
covered with bocate reps and hacioth; Turkish Chairs.
lounges Tables Easeros, bookcases Beseads Bureausy
Washsands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses
Lounges, Sofas, Chains, Rockers SiIcboard Dining Table,
ass China and silvcrware, Table Cutlery Sale post
tive, shine.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01
A UcrIoN NorIoE.-lIs WEST rwENrYsEyENrH

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j. ID. PARKER CO., Auctioneers,
VIII sell this day wednesday, commencing at IL O'Clock all
the elegant and costly Household Furaturc and
costly Works OF Art contained above brown stone
private mansion viz brilliant toned IA octave
rosewood Panoforte four rich Paror rep Suits on
gs Bronzes Lace Curtains Centre Tables, bookcase Eta
ceres Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Mirrors &c. Bedroom
SUITS, Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture,
lots to suit purchasers Sale positive rain shine
LUXE FIrAGERALD, Aucttoneer.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

I)Y ROBERT SOMERyILLE AUCTIONEER-sALES
- room No. West Fourteenth street Office 81 Fifth
ROBERT SOMtRvILLE viii sell al auction, Weines-
Gay Feb at 10Y O'clock at the private residence 407 Vest
rhrtieth street. near Ninth evenue gentes Household Fur
ntufe Paor Suits In Brussels and Three Carpets
rosewood edsteads, Bureaus Wasbstands Lounges,
ogany Chairs, Sofa and Lounges In haircoth Hair aud
Straw Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, Bsnkets Quilts
Sheets &o, together with large assortment OF Kitohen
Utensils &c. Shaies Oilcloth, Mating, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-02-01

yITANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK OR ASSISTANT
bookkeeper by young man, aged "a Scotch, compe-
tent and energetic travel best references
GS Post Office. Greenpont, I. !.