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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

The report that the Committee Is unanimously in favor
@; repeal Of TINS tax n not true. II mr. Mccarthy
suTrs before a vote Il taken the Committee will probably
stand as folloss For repeal-Hooper, Kelley Brooks,
Mccarthy, aud ORTIZ against repeal Allison, Maynard,
Blair, and Marshall.
IT. the Senate, today, Mr. Ramsey presented
nal Of the United Ststes and Brazil Steamship Company
asking an OF it, present subsidy The House
b designed 10 protect far possible the rapidly In
reaslng destruction of the food fish coasts was
reported fayOrably from the Committee Commerce
Tie House bi exempng canal boats from the payment
of marine hospital dues also reported fayorably
Er Cameron called up bill 10 release the Postmaster at
xfanbiin PonB from the payment OF $500 in Govern
ent funds, deposited by him ia the bank at that place.
which failed through complication with Culver, Penn &
Co II was in evidence that the Postmaster made the
deposit on his own responsibility The bill objected
20 on tLe ground that 1t would establish dangerous
precedent, there being numerous cases. smilar In
principle pending ia the two Houses and it was rejected,
despite the personal solicitation VI Ir Cameron; but
GsJtioD was subsequently made to reconsider The
Pension Appropriation bill passed il came from
the House. Tire Senate Committee recommended All ap-
preparation $5OOC0 10 pay the 20 per cent increase on
all pensions lately agreed 10 by both Houses but il
thought best 70 await the estimates Of the Pension
Bureau before making the appropriation The whole
amount appropFis ted by the bill 10 t29S0O,o00
CarlSsLuz has che floor Ia the Senate tomorrow, after
Che morning hour his speech Civil Service Reform
nh Viii refnse to Yield ii for any purpose The friends
o; the li fear that Mr. scliuIz has finished
speaking, amotiOn Ia take up the Steamship Subsidy
question: whih is the next special order, will prevail
and that ia tilla ~ay vote Mr.. Trumbulls bill will be
ayOided.
Tie inost Of the day 10 tfie House spent In work
on INC indian Appropriation BILL the consideration OF
which involved only two points OF interesting de-
bs<. Az akehdnent. offered ~ Mr.. Lawrence called
sotb aD eSpression Of opinion the Whole subject Of
treating with the Indian fsibes with foreLV nations,
and many arguments against the system were brought
OIL, Another important amendment. presented Wy Mr.
Beck WA adopted. II provides that no bills an,ou xng
10 moro than $500, shall he paid, unless appro 'ed
ny the Executive Board Of the Indian Peace tonamiN
sioners, and by the Secretary OF the Interior 1t il ex
pec,ed that this provision will prevent the wholesale
ioDDey which believed 10 have prevented great por
lion Of the Indian money from reaching those
for which 1t Is designed. The fact that the Indian Com
'nissoners ana Agents are appointed by the relg.
Sous denominations OF the country, thought by
'se ep'isH tue necessity Of such checks. The morning
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-26
ANDERSON G. H. S. c. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 90,

time. Referred
Mr. Allen gave notice of bill to regulate
the salaries of School Commissioners.
Mr.. Jamision gave notice of bill providing
for the election of County officers.
Mr.. Reedish introduced bill requiring o
suitable egress from public buildings.
Mr.. Byas INTRODUCED concurrent resolution
that none of the attaches of the General AS
sembly shall, if employed in more than one
capacity, draw pay but for one; which was
adopted.
Mr.. Frost introduced bill to establish a
State Normal School, and authorize the use of
the building known as the Citadel, in Charles
ton for the same. Referred.
The Committee on Engrossed Bills reported
a bill to provide fer the publication of the Acts,
journals, resolutions, &C., of the General AS
sembly which was passed, with amendments,
and ordered to be sent to the Senate.
A bill to declare martial law in Union, Spar
tanburg, Laurens and Newberry, came up for
consideration, and caused some warm debate
between Messrs. White, Whipper, Singleton,
Byas, and others. Whipper strongly advocated
the passage of the bill, while White, of York,
opposed the measure upon the ground that the
State militia, composed as it was entirely of un-
drilled colored soldiers, was inadequate to meet
the demands of the occasion. Pending the de-
bate, the hour for adjournment arrived, and the
House adjourned till tomorrow, at II o'clock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-26

THE FRUIT OF PATIENcE.-The Winnsboro
Mews gives an admirable article under the
above title, of which the following are ex-
tracts: r
'The people Of South Carolina nesd to be
reminded, at this time, of the above very SIM
pie truth. Three-fourths of them have made,
BY years hard labor, a debt, in some eases, y
debt involving ruin and bankruptcy, as the
only result. They hsve, however, now at last
we trust got fully down to the bottom, and
henceforWard will begin to rise. They have
learnt thst they must manage, first Of al, to
feed themselves and their stock, before they
can begin to calculate upon profits. The dis
ciplne through which they have been taught
this lessen, has been severe, but it has been ne
cessary. The system of speculative planting,
that has cursed our State, could not have been
uprooted in day. It is not uprooted yet, for
one-half and more of our farmers are going to
speculate again during the coming year. But
the wiser half have learnt, through their tribu-
lasion, that their only security ispatience. And
the result Of such patience will surely be
measure of success for the present, and bright
er hope for the future.
"Wc avoid reference to politics. Politics is,
to be sure, at low ebb in South Carolina, but
really most of our evils are not at all connected
with politics On the contrary, they are social,
and can be remedied only by the prevalence of
more intelligent views as to our material CON-
dition and resources, and by the growth Of bet
ter habits of thrift, economy, industry and vir-
tue"
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\ CoMpAR1sox-Thc farmer who refuses to-

y CoMpAR1soN.-The farmer who refuses to-
learn from the better practice Of his neighbors,
and depends solely upon his own experience,
NAV be compared to the little spring oubbling
from the earth-always the same; while the
farmer of more enlarged mind who adopts the
better practices of his neighborhood and dprofits
by all the provcments around him, may be
likened to noble river, which is fed from
many fountains, snd which bears upon its bo-
som the accumulated wealth of experience.
Weigh we'll the contrast here presented, be-
tween the narrow minded farmer, who is ex-
hausting the riches of the soil which Provi-
donce designed for his posterity, and the pro-
rressive farmer whose labors are adding mil
lions to products of the country.
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nize and govern the militia as provides for the
appointment and pay of an Assistant Adjutant-
General, was referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
x bin to repeal the Act to provide for the
Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, was referred
to the Committee on Agriculture,
A concurrent resolution that all the papers
and records of the Commissioner Of Agricul-
tural Statistics be transferred to the Secretary
of State was laid on the table.
At2P. NJ the House adjourned.
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On tbe bottlefeld of Cbampion Hill nea,

= On the battlefield of Champion Hill, near
Ficksburg, a remarkable peach tree is growing.
The leaves and fruit of this tree are of blood
red color. The cause of this phenomenon is
romantically ascribed to the fact that during,
the battle mentioned Gen. Tighlman was,
killed, and that his blood drenched the soil
upon which the tree subsequently grew. This
origin of the trees popularity is, we fancy,
more beautiful as romance than true as q
fact
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-26

:" "What are you disturbing the whole house
with your yells in this way fer?" demanded q
Saratoga landlord of a guest whom he found
late at night seemingly in active pursuit of in.
visible foes, and yelling at the top of his voice.
'I'm shouting the battle cry of flea DOM" an
swered the guest, as he went ahead with his
search and his wells
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-26
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871
SENATE.
The Senate met at u N.

The Senate meC aC II DI.
The Committee on Enrolled Acts reported
the following Acts as having been sent to the
Governor for approval: supplementary to an
Act to enable administrators, executors, trus-
tees and other fduciaries to sell certain evil
dencee of indebtedness, and to compromise in
certain cases; to re-charter the Pumpkintown
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a WILLIAM Writer'S AucTloHkER, WILL SELL
A. on WFDNEsDAN, APRIL ~, At l0I9 A. NJ,
Al "a BhOADWAY,
NENR SPRING STkEET,

,hs entire stock Of rst Restaurant Q.
- sxe ton hdeb0ards, Counters, BAR steam Boiler steam
Tsbe nnJ FIXTURES conpete French kanres, broer ana
Ts,ures Stsum Soup Potato boilers, Dumping bakers
sracrerx SAyer Ware. Tables Chairs Mirrors. Gas TIA
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SALEN AT Auction,


A LBERT b. wALDRoN ArcTIoNEER.
"A saiesreoms Jos Liberty and III Cedar streets
w.,D,ox IsSSy A isS oSISSdK !. ,,,.,,
convenience Of sale, ,nes9ding
Bookcases, sare,,, wardrobcs,
sra.se; ard insr o,R. G, M,,;s...,
Beds,eads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Extension and Centre Tables,
t rsln,t%f:l caq fsysI r dasa.
Chairs, Kitchen Articles, &c.
o'A'0sues on S0 ThTE s ,s's AT IL O'CLOCK
wS ana s sS w SsT na
to sales of Furniture at residences in New York or brook
JOHN ITO 4;
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL oS %i sen =" Safs bay
Furniture q, ntrI,. Of every description
Jewellers Boxes for Diamonds DC.
PIER aud Man.eI Mirrors. &c.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Office and saiesroom 81 and :. Nassau street.
.on sgRgrso1'ssf I ~ vh Hs1 r ss!ss
At FIFTH Avrs sSSD1 hEs asis II HOUSEHOLD FUR
' EAST sVH K ss fl; ENTIRE FUR
liz EAST FORTIETH STREET, GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Particular attention given to the sale of Household Fun
ture at the residences of parties declining ousekeepng
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTloNFER
"A Once and salesroom Nos. 81 and 80 Nassau street.
opposite the Post office.
SECOND AND LAST SALE
SUPERB CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY,
VASES. PEDESTALS, FRENCH BROSZE
CLOCKS SC, BEING THE I'M ORrATlUN OF
SIGNOR O. b. PANDOLFINI co.,
fu1S DAY WEDNESDAY,,
APRIL IL AND H. AT ii O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
BY JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL,
at their salesroom 81 Nassau street,
corner OF Liberty.
GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION.
WILLIAM Writer'S, AuCTIoNEER. WILL SELL
"A. THIS DAY, APRIL p AT my A. NJ, AT NO. 534
hrst class Restaurant consisting OF marble Sdeboards
Counters Bar Steam Boiler Table Fixtures
ple,e French Ranges Broier and Fxturcs Steam Soup
and Potato Boilers Dumping Bakers Crockery Sverware,
Tables, Chairs Mirrors, Gas Fixtures, &c.
pY z. NICHOLS AUCTIONEER.
ID Large Household Furniture Sale.
This "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock Mt the four
story resaence 81 Brcvoort place. Tenth Fifth
Avenne-Velvet Brussels Carpets; magnificent rosewood
Panofore elegant faror Suits covered with satin brocate
reps and harc.oth Tables, Etageres, Turkish Lounges
Chairs Mirrors, Paintings, Clocks Vases bronzes Bed
steads Bureaus Washstands Spring and Hair Mattresses
Extension and Tea Tables sideboad Glass Chin, and s
YER Ware Cutlery, &C. Sale positive commencing Ally
O'Clock precisely
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FRIDAY, APRIL II,

nj ION O'Clock, at private residence " LEXINGTON AVE-
NUE. southeast corner Twenty y-Hth street elegant House
hold Furniture, made order by Potter symus OF this
city and worcester, OF Albany; sterling silver Tea Service
French plate Pier and Manie Mirrors Carpets, rosewood
Piano, Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine, Bronze Clocks
and Asniel Ornaments, &c. Particulars tomorrow.
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DEM. F. FAlRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
ID BY v. X. STEVENSON 4 SON,
No. II Pine street, first floor.

at " NJ, At Exchange Ssesroom, No. Ill broadway.
MITCHELL PLACE, EAST FORTYNlNTH STREET :
Three story high stoop House. No IL Mitchell place. loo feet
east of First ogether with that OF the private
street known Mitchell place. lying direct In front OF said
house.
EAST SEvENTY-EIGHTH STREET.-The three story
brick House, basement and bcear, with brown
.rmmincs No 2s Eas. Seventy eighth street. 3D.
all modern improvements; range gas and cold water,
bath, &C., &c. house IN good repair.
Maps and full particulars at Office of auctioneers
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To be sold BY auction at the Clinton Eau Astor pace)
Ssesrooms GEO. A. LEAvIrT Co, Auctioneers on Fri.
day evening, April IA, ut ~ o'clock.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL u

NJ 10y O'clock Al the private residence
I'D EAST FOkTY-FIFTH ST, NEAR LEXINGTON Av.,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
mace 70 order b. Better, comprising In PARL0RS, solid
back Suits In crimson and black six brocae and
ns,rcosh carved rosewood Etagees, Centre and Side
rabies nne modern Oh Paintings, French plate Pier and
1snse. Mirrors 10 fne condition Velvet Carpets, ROSE
MOOD7 OCTAVE ROUND CORNER PIANO. BY CHICK
6kiNG MAntel ana EtaGere Ornaments, 40
bEDKo0hS-Black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Ward
robes, Washsands Lounges and Chairs cnrled Hair Mat
tresses, Feather beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
DINING ROOM.-Osk Extension Table, Buffet and
ChaEs Lounge, Paintings and Engraving white French
China dinner tea and breakas, Service sycrplated Ware
In variety Cutlery, Glassware &C. &C. Ocloths, Velvet
and brussels stair Carpets and Rods Kitchen Utensils &C.
The above furniture all in good order having been in
use but Q short tiue
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THURSDAY, APRIL 10,

Mt l011 O'clock at private rcsidence
~ West Forty street. between FIFTH and Sixth
gentee Household Furniture comprising Velvet and Erus
.es Carpets Rosewood Suits Ia Brocsel Centre and Side
Tables rosewood French Plate Pier and Mantel
Mirrors Brocate Lace Curtains Clocks and Mantel
Ornaments and black walnut Bedstesds
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands Lounges and Chairs,
Curlcd Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bolscrs and Pillows
Crockery black walnu, Buffet Extension fable and Chairs
Crockery Glassware Cutlery, Stair Carpets. ohcoth Han
Stand, Kitchen Utensils
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SATURDAY. APRIL Is.

at l051 O'clock at our sacsroom,
IS CHAMBERS AND II CEDAR STREETS
large and general assortment OF handsome Household
furniture Administer Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Pier and Nante Mirrors rosewood Pianos Brocatel KEEP
and Lace Curtains Bedding Irockery DO, &c. Reno, cd
from private city residence for convenience Of sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION,

A Lien H. MINER AuCTl0NEER
"A b ALLEN b MisER 1 BROTHER.
! late HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER
(Esabishei ls<7.)
Salesrooms ea Chambers and n Rcadc streeta
Leeds Galeries Nos SIT Broadway souhvvest
corner Twelfth street
WEDNESDAY,, April H.
Al l09 O'Clock,
AT THE STORE sos BROADWAY,
..... MAR HOUSTON STREET,
ssSi0NEES' SALE OF A LARGE ANb CHOICE AS.
AND BRiER PIPES FANCY GoopS AND SMOKERS
Articles 70 include all the Fixtures signs Glass Cases.
Desk Couners shelving Chandelier Safe Mirrors
The STOCK Of crars e choice consulting Of about
o. rigsros, ParAgas Espanoas, UpmAn Bou
quet Isl Merito and others equally choice and desirable
Sale without reserve. Bv order OF
u. HIRSCH 4 CO.. Assgnees
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A UCT1ON.-AT i2 EAST TENTH ST., NEAR FIFTH Av
"A EDWIN NICHOLS Auctiouecr
Large and ricn Household Furniture sale
rar ennrnr lnr hnusekcenera

Large And fIch HUuheEOIu rurElturt
opportunity for housekcepers
parties wishing nrst class Furniture.
Magnificent Bronzes, oil Paintings, Parior Ornaments
richly glded, latest style Drawing Room Suits:
BRILL rosewood four round corner Panoforte;
Works of Art, Stauarv, China and Silver Ware,
at public auction THIS DAY tWEDN ESDAY), April IL,
com mencing nj 10Y o'clock precisely.
the five residence IL East Tenth street. between
Fifth avenue and University place, one block west OF
Broadwarvevet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets, Curtains
Pier Oval Mirrors Cabinets bots de gded Tables
Oriental Chairs and lounges beautiful farlor suits,
covered with the ches description crimson and gold ana
French satin brocae; Etageres Corner and
Side STANDS, Bookcascs, Paror Desk Bronzes Clocks,
Vases statuary, Figures Paintings Paror ornaments,
Works Of ART. -
Magnificent rosewood Panoforte. cost 1850,
Stool and Cover; Music Cabinet, nearly new;
walnut Chamber Suits, Besea a. Bureaus,
Washsan Commodes, Wnrdrobes Spring and Hair Mat.
tresses eddag Blankets Linen Sofas, Chairs, Rockers.
Lounges with and hafcoih two xtension Ia
bles, Rueis with Cut Glars and Crystal Ware China
Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery. Kitchen and Ser
wants Furniture. positive All soods must be removed
~ hours sale Reliable In attendance 10 cart
pack goods for purchasers at reasonable charges
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A LDRIoGE 4 WOOD, AUcTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
"A auction, Thursday April 49, ~ O'Clock T.
premises three story and cellar Store
and Dwelling f West Newark elegant black walnut
and plate gass 'front.' rooms, gas
splendid order Also two story frame Building and Lot
Greenhouse Lot, 25xiGJ West Newark
me opposlte Bleecker street two Lots Cottage
street. a5xU suitable FOR business prvste residence
convenient To New York
city situated rapidly improving part OF Jersey CITY, ~ J.
Apply Auconees second door ives, d Court House. and
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. UcrIoN SALE THIS DAY WEDNESDAY MORN

nr commencing III O'Clock, at private residence No
10 West Twcnty-third street-LuKE flizGEkAbD, Auc
tonecr VIII sell an the elegant Househod Furniture, mag
seven octave fHnotore made by CHECKER
iur Son In years cost tTooi Stool Cover ana
M,c Stand rich rosewood ana back walnut lnad fator
suits Etsceres Bookcase and Writing Desk. centre Tables
yisr and Mau rch Bronze Figures, 2oO choice
volumes books on Paintings, Turkish Chairs bounee
lace ana Brocate Curtains Velvet Brussels ana ingram
.arets 10 ch rosewood black walnut sets Bedsedds
puresus Washsands Nardrohes. p horse nar mausses
Blankets Linep, &C Dining room run T s, s,lyer
plate. arc Basement AID kitcben Furniture Ice Box 't
Sale positive ram shine; catalogue ~ bonss oieh
A. NJ. goods boxed, shipped or stored UNI may TOT p
Ghasers.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

European Paintings, from tho Count de Marnee private
collection Brussels.
EUGENE NERBOECKHOvEN
represented BY an exquisite cabinet picture Ss
lodged by connoseurs The the
Also number or Other caoice and valuab Paintings
the same splendid collection together with invoice
seventy original modern works Of from another private
collection. -
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day evening, April H. attn O'Clock. ''''' ~
Paintings on exhibition day and evening
d salesroom No. North William street.
Carriages STOCKS o. Ae' Tais Di e.
Furniture Show owe csss. HSn lot crocer
Scales Also, shers sale, large lot Of choice Liquors one
saesroom III Broadway, three story and basement high
a 0ls is sss %
iss1oSm ''u'A avenues view i0fk' mouse 'sSA''' lot
xlue 80 Washington Brooklyn between Myrtle
Park avenues Maps and particulars at Office So Liberty st.
r Ts ,A,v AucTIosEER TsAyAR co. WILL
near Bowery, Furniture of large private residence,
9a Beds IL body
top Bureaus and washands Tables Lounges Mattresses.
Desks large OF Crockery Ware one Singers Sewing Ma
crime Ia perfect order also Burdans Riae silver
TosEpH HEGEMAN 4 co.-THURspAY. APRIL IS, AT
place, srookynRich Ebony and or,nolu Parlor Suite
Spring Mattresses Curtains Rich Axmins,er, Velvet and
Brussels Carpets, kitchenware, &C.
JOSEPH mEGEMAN Co.-THIs DAY "WEDNESDAY,
81 April l2 101S A. NJ, 1S6 Clinton street. opposite
Schermehorn Brooklyn-Large assortment OF good Fnrn-
ure In Walnut Chestnut Chamber Sets Mat
resses China, Brussels threepy and Ingram Carpets Oil
Cloths &c.
THURSDAY,
April 49, ut O'Clock r. NJ at s6 Pineapple, Fulton
street. general of Mahogany Paror, Chamber
and Dining Room Furniture, Piano, &c.
TosEPH sTANGooD, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL
e on Thursday April IS 1871, At lox o'clock. at No
3 West Fortrst street, between Ninth Tenth
the Stock and Fixtures Of grocery and liquor store
sstng OF Coffee Tea Sugar Soaps &C. to be sold in
lots suit trade Also three Beer Pumps and
Horse and Wagon Can be bought sale before the
sale takes place. Sale positive. Dealers invited.
MACY CO., AUCTIONEERS. @. MACY SELLS
l this day, ii O'Clock, at ll2 Third avenue, costly
of Liquor Store Black Walnut Bar and back fixtures, De-
csnters Glasses Mirrors Tables Chairs &C. positive
dealers specially invited
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A DRIAN y. MULLER, Observation-Disclosures AND
"A Lot, No. 453 West Forty seventh street ADRIAN II.
MULLER Y. X. WILKINS co. viii sell At auction, on
Ihursda April H. at u O'Clock at the Exchange saesroom
No Ill ErosdwayWest Foryseventh street. the story
high soop brown stone front House lot situate The north
side Of West Forty street. between Ninth
No. 453 house Deep modern
Improvements, black walnut stars lot ls.9YltO6
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcrIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
Ul :, Handsome Household Furniture at auction.
E. II. LUDLOW co. will sell ut auction. Friday,
April a. 1871 at O'Clock A. NJ at the private residence
No Ito Fourth Twelfth street. the entire Furn
ture In said house, consisting Of rosewood Parlor Suit In
crimson brocate Turkish Chairs ana Lounges black wal
nut Etagere black walnut Paror Suit Vases Centre and
Side Tables Clocks 4c black walnut French Bedsteads
Armore aGlace, Wristbands, Dressing Bureaus, Window
Velvet Carpets Olcoths Ac together with assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues at No Pine street or branch Office No IS East
SeYenieenth atreet
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DYF. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
- salesr2oms 50 East thirteenth street, near

OY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID Salesrooms SO East Thirteenth street, Broadway
Elegant Household Furniture, Mirrors,
Fi rI2. Kich CsTpemfss g, ~ fne order
Al 10k O'clock at the priva.e residence West Fourteenth
street, between Fifth Sixth the entire rich Fur
nurc of the large four story residence rich Paror Fnrn
ture elegant carved rosewood Piano. ~ octave Etageres
Lace Curtains, French Plate Mirrors fine OIL Paintings
Engravngs Turkish Lounges carved Library Tables carved
black walnut Chamber Suits best CURED Hair Mattresses
Feather Bosers and Pillows fine Bedding spring Mattress
es Wardrobes Lounges Easy Chairs rch Velvet Tapestry
inrnare black walnut pillar Extension Table feet one
Furniture in good Catalogues the also
the auction So East Thirteenth street.
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A UCTION NOT1CE.-LARGE AND PEREIPToRY
sale this day "Wednesday 1i8 West Twenty seventh
street commencing NJ r.; ~, over sloom worth Of hfst
ass Fu :nture Carpets, Plsnoforte nearly rich
Pa SUITS 10 Bedroom Sets, Dining and Kitchen Furni
tur Elm 40 Lots 10y catalogue OF useful Household
Furniture. LIhE filIuEhhLDI hucsoheeI
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7 & wEIyBuRGER, AUCTI0NEER, SELLS THIS
L. day, AZ w. O'clock, at No IL Bowery tor aceoun, Of
whom Il NAV s. barrels OF old Kentucky bourbon
ami Rye Whskeys together with lot OF other wines
and Liquors 10 and dsfn ,ohns Sale Dositve