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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
THE pERILs OF FOURTHAvE.-FATAL ACCT

THE PERILs OF FOURTHAvE.-FATAL ACCT
DENT
John Jobson, age 10, painter, employed by
Joseph Good Of No. 800 Thrdave, attempted yesterday,
IN drive horse attached to light wagon across the
Harlan Railroad track at Fourth-ave. and Fifty
A. The horse and wagon struck by the locomotive
attached to the NewIaven and Stamford express tan
bound up Jobson instantly killed. his body bens
hurled considerable distance, and badly mutilatcd.
Tho wagon shattered to pieces. and the horse Killed.
Daniel Obs the engineer, and D. Grswold conductor
will be held to await the result Of coroners investga-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
POLICE NOTES.

The building No. II Broadway. owned by Edward
Matthew. WIS Aiusxd 500 b. tv early yesssriSy
A FIRE at No. 43 East Eleventh-st., occupied o. o
Gqno' oe BY Moses Ruggo Las night damaged stock ec
gsrAhce
James Shelley. age 40. Of Dutch Kills, l.. L. died.
{ssten bellevue Hospital from injuries received Monday
Long Island Railroad
Charles Kalbtcisch, German newspaper carrier
otCata ami ahg,ou Who committed to the Toabs
Nov found dead cell yesterday
David Wilde, age III. Of No. 176 Division ST., who
.umL'i IN attempting To get the rpt platform II No 49, Of
the 1'fd Inc. Houols, Wednesday,
died yesterday la Believe Hospitsl
A. Hcrdt, German, VINO refused 10 give his resi-
dnee AID "ho believed TO Le ln.ars attempted suicide
dy BY tbo~ine himself North foot
o. lie And tAken " Bellevue Hospital
fire Oh tho Isecond-Hoor Gf No. ~ Eldlidgc-st
S<Iu.eL ~ EJ,tl, st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
PROMINENT ARQYALA

Astor Howse-The Hon. Amos T. Alderman,
General and The R!v. H. Atwater q kansss
Of the insuSce G pspsSsmsnt Albany
tho Hon. g. g; Eogg q EeI;HapRshre Judge ~ F. Ps.
dro Ncgrete OF Mexico. 81. st. Nicholas HotcIThe
Hon. Hiram Price Of Lowe Prof c. A. Alien ana t9
Of philadelphia - HOFFMAN, House-The Hon. Alex
ander Mitchell NJ C.. Of Wisconsin; Capt star ~ ,c
Engineer Corps, u. 8. A. - NeW- York Hotcl-Col W.
H. Reynolds Of Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08


II is no wonder that the citizens Of Brooklyn protest
against being compelled 10 support this large nupcr or
officers, whose seems TO DC 10 uHc the neil
under their control hwart the will OF the people as
pressed at the polls instead OF attending 10 INC procc
ton of life and property.
SECRET OF THE SUCCESS TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE
The SUCCESS the Metropolitan Police largely due
to the efforts OF who connected with Ii
almost from its formation until its endiDg-Thomns c.
Acton and John A. Kennedy. MIR. Acton, who was made
q Police Commissioner by Gov. Morgan, 10 Ill the va
cary by tho retirement Of Parker Plsbury,
ia l6O resigned April 49, 1862 in consequence Of failing
health. During the greater part OF this umo he
was President OF the Board Of Commissioners.
In the riots OF July 1863 he almost alone In the d
reciOn OF affairs Superintendent Kennedy, whom lie
largely relied having been struck down and left for
dead by the mob the first day of the outbreak Nj.
toms lie was appointed May %. 1869, and resigned
April H. 1870 Both these able officers ray they have
desire again enter the duties OF these difficult Offices
hut believed that IL 1t could be made ~ appear to
them that the sentiment OF the better portion of the
community strongly in favor Of their recall they
might induced to reconsider their determination. Mr.
Acton in conversation with friend few Gays ago,
ers a large salary but concealed from the public the
actual amount and declared that under no consideration
would he enter the Police Board until the salaries were
reduced "a reasonable figure. BY provision OF the
oct OF 1906 cIc3sng the sdlal les Of the police to their
present. ic, 1t provided that whenever currency
should a par with gold, the salaries OF the Officers
and members OF the police sDould be reduced 70 per
Legislature VIII reduce TIE salaries OF the iorcc to just
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
IECTI,REs MEETINGS. ETC.

Attention is called to the special notice Of
the Young Mems Municipal Reform Association In
other column.
Judge Hayes of Lancaster, Penn, will read
paper this evening" before the Polytechnic Branch Of
the American Institute tho Explosion Of Steam Boil
ers-CAuses antlsI'reventiUn."
Hooper f. Van Worst, Commissioner of the
Department Of Public Instruction will lecture this even
ing at the Boys Evening School No. %, in Ninthst
near Avenue {, on benjamin Frank nn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

a...s. ..s.. ~, .sa - tsa r i1s - :, ia Il
building vas swsed BY wIAan WlihanA Les eiW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

Headquarters and uies the property recovered Or
the thief arrested ne community knows nothing OF the
fact the police being exceedingly reticent In suen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
tApnouncementlt
tApnouneementai
BURNErr's KALTIsTON is the best Cosmetic.


BURNuTrs KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetic
UpOLPrO WOLFE's SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
complaints Tor which the ScSAPPs has pen
With proprietor dyspepsia debility consequent upon on
old epe asthma gravel conc ae uons
chronic diseased For these and many o'her c
prescribed with great success b. more ina 'ree tnoa
sand medical parts OF the United states
THE MINCE-PIE SEAsON-The mince-ple sea-
son opened formally Thursday Day. when an immense
number Of the circular danes happy families and bv
gentlemen and youths wearing Of the latest and most -
iouabIe st, les bought Of Knox, 2ll Broadway.
To MOTHERs.-Use IMPERIAL GRANUM the
in ali iysencr sold by
druggists Wholesale depot by earle S1Ros6 I3j Water
Madcn-ane.
Take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop your
eha Affections before they nto C"nsiDp
ton, that you cannot SOP.
TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-.
ABLE WATCHES JswRLRr and
SQUIRKs 81 Puon-s Diamond specially
DOOLEY's YEAST POWER makes elegant Rolls,
Biscuits Cakes. PotPie and Fruit Dumplnss, ETC.
COIORIFIC colors hair magnificent. You ap-
Best and Try Deg and adgg SIS
BOswELL's BALSAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY.
Excellent for Of Colds Coughs Throat Diseases, nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
For tho year aiding April is.1, the expenses OF the

These figures show an increase of expenses Tor the
ork Police Of s3Os3S9 6 This 10 not owing to an
Increase in the numbers OF force as many would sup
lOse On the contrary the payrOs show that there has
actually been less number OF officers ana men EN-
pOyed than during the previous year. The large In
crease has been owing greater amount expended
in constructing and building statOn-houses, IN general
expenses anu In the increased salaries OF the Commits
soners and superintendent. In 1854 the PRESIDENT ana
Treasure received 900 each, and tho two remaining
Commissioners $500 EACH In 1856 the Legislature IN
creased the pay the entire police force and made the
salary Of tine President $500; Of the Treasurer
the same aud of the other Commission
as exofcio members OF the Board OF Health The sal
AIRY OF the superintendent likewise Increased from
$1,000 10 $500 The salaries Of the commissioners were
afterwar raised by Democratic Legislature to $500
each, against the protest OF Commissioner Acton.
Under the City Charter Of 1870 the Municipal Po-
lice created BY Of the provisions OF tue Omar
the Commissioners salaries were made the same Us
that OF the Recorder. This popularity supposed 10
mean 10000 per 1t was 80 construed. however,
as to inc combined salaries OF the Recorder as
Judge Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.- etc. amount
ing In the aggregate to $4,000 per annum Inc
Treasurer of tho Board receives 1900 per annuin
additional. Tho salary Of the superintendent was
also raised to $4,000. 1t will be noticed that two
items expenditure for the past year. for tho cons'ru
ton and alteration Of stati0nhOnses, aggregated
S5352 Q5 THIS Is far In OF any prey year III
1853 the larger portion Of the present Police eadnf
t. was finished. The building erActed ON SIX lois OF
ground, having frontage OF IS feet on pom Mury
s29OO was paid from amounts eaVcu Ior the previous
i've years from the appropriations ny the boar9 OF o
pcrysors for the maintenance OF the BOaru OF foice
The north wing OF the building was constructed In 1868
and 1850 IL has frontage OF 30 feet Oh both streets and
cost. with the ground, Sol IVY ~. ,, , ., o ,o,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

This was under Metropolitan rule The Brooklyn Char
ter passed by the Legislature of the city in
dependent police One If the isions OF the ac fixed
the pay of sergcans at 81 900 patronen 81 go and door
men $500 instead OF $780, $1,000 and $500 respectively
under the Metropolitan system The following Is the
amount board Of Estimate fOr the cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
HOME NEWS.

THKRMenTRR YBsTBRDAY ,...
Am Hoen srm nen4nA
Bio w.
HI0H nDB TODAY
CSsey Island Esttsry. Hen Gate FmsniHe' L. l.
g. Pm
"a Al I:9 6;03 ga ia 7:R f33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

There should also be added SllbO TOT rent OF inc Zen
tra Office, and $4,000 for altering aud adapting Tue same
making total expense of S5451+0 against $59920O under
the Metropolitan system. Hence, y effect sivn2 OF
50 O6 the pay Of the entire force below the rank OF cap
tain has been reduced nearly 90 cent The following
the additional items In, by Brook yn in running
O. separate Police Department:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

NEW YEARS CAKE PRINTS, CUTTERS,
~ ICE CREAM AND JELLY MOtDS.
JAMES Y. WATKINS SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

ANLY 25c.
" CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCuES. for Colds Sore ThroaM
Influenza, and Bronchitis. Sold BY Druggists.
ONLY BOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

BOswELLs BALSAM TAR AND WILD CHERRY
Excellent for Of Colds, Coughs, Throat Diseases nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

DOOLEY's YEAST POWER makes elegant Roll
Biscuits Bead Gndde PotPe AMI Fruit Dunplns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI
DIAMONDS FASHIONABLE JswHLRr al
STERLING SILVER SQUiRKs 81 Pultons. Diamond specially!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08

COLORIFIC colors hair magnificent. You ap-
ply cheapest Try Deg and all drugg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08


Even with nominal reduction in the expenses OF the
Brooklyn Department by reducing the pay Of the SER
eeants from d 81 200, and OF the patromen from
,20o to too the cost Of the several departments
abovn to be considerably greater than when all were
incorporated into district The Metropolitan District
consisted Of the Counties Of New-YOrk. Richmond
Kings. Weetchceter and the towns Of Nevtown. flush
sng and jamaica In the County OF Queens. Tn April
1870, when The Metropolitan Police dissolved by the
redvton Of the distrct the force listed Of the
lowing member:
ts1sae. esye.inssndent Isspeetsns Mash.
Depuy HAeL Chsef Cet 10 hoehsepe and steno
uspksss, 40 stsssgnpheth
fine force divided Us follows:
NewY~t-3 scPctos % cAptsns sargesns. i3A Ssrse,n
cod 70 DoouDep brook-l Inspector
Sssrse srgeapts 3s Pst'stmep and n Doomn Richmond
Cearfy-i Csrtsp suseea Sergeant AID fa,sosn Yak,s
serrean and Is Patrousn. Wet Psns-l sssgesut cod
Pstolpfn.
The amounts appropriated to meet the expenses OF the
police Of the District for the 1870 were ~
folIows: EewYork, e,1S5.z70 II; Brooklyn. t59e.9oO
West Fsrms, MI,oM Co. The following were the estL
natss In detail for the force OF this city rs adopted by
The board VI Estimate:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
@ru,,s eia entbuu, Dertdufe.

s 6 Burbant uirt graaru an 8 ~ 4nnninsbans,
2pts I, unbi IL 8lpd 10 @s,blausgarf*eettion,
@arranty Deb, $i,319. ~
8 s Burbant uno 0rau an @ 6 Cunningham.
2sts 8, 10, IS unb is Blpd 10 Bsoblaub pars
Mbbttt, II, IS D. 2,3 2. >mtqMn,
5 6 Burtani nnb Drau an 8 B Gtnninebam,
jeuts 13 unb "a Blod 49, @aotlanbp artaoeitiout,
" g, 1,319.:@@f' H' "%''' "H> ~ II "
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tel, Gbeile, BON Qots 10 unb IA. Blod Z sWtnslDps
Aptition, 1000. 49,. 49,, ..,>w. ,- on
@ s Duqan an Duxaltlsn' unb Marf9au. Got
2 Blvd 10 81. unb s. Mbtitipn, @arranty Deeb,
5000. . . e. g&nt 3SQ!4H 8 "
& 1rate unb 5rau an bic @t.waul II. @ieur
6 ~ 81. 81. . Don yot4 8lcd 36 ct. plul
Yroptr. % ., $500.
., @amuel Kayaa unb Grau an g . 1ulabtrp,
Got II slod 2 Bailsg's Aobttoa gu &uneo's 49,
eition, " ., 1000. .
j 81 81 Games an 8 u 9 DeiSt,,a Qos 1. 2;3
nub 4 Blod 4 3rpinee spttte aoettien, 3D. d.,
$500.
s y @obert(on an - s Ma1on, Got 10 9lsd
1 9. une q. Abbition, IS. D., $500. ''''
US g Wrtgbt uno Grau an @rtmtp Calender
unb 1alpmeQ, Qpts 5. {. Z urb 8 Dlod Is Gum
NIT Yart Mpoition, @ ., 1.64". 49, H.,
'SM Qust an s 8 0perr1au, Cots 8, 8, 10, II,
y uns Is glot 9 Il uut g. Abettiou, @. o..
t2.10O.
Bm g qttfelo unb 8rau an Gbe Gbur& Of
@oso 5tee5ere, Got 2 &tdFelo's Sxboirtton
vou @!ot | Neeia's Mpbttion, @arrautY Deee.
$1,000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
s~1atutrt auf Der tluioerfTtdt GrIangen 8aiern
Gin iuuQer 0QnoSmQnn.

Elm Rernbeatfher Ira &%atf'rtbum Setreidb ssboren, tam por
tanf Sabren 5r 3e't os preubu@ otretGiid'n Grieeee nter
fare md Jtew yurt Da Ct I'm gel. paarenseldd te mel
DTS er III 6aufe erle'nt bate, tttnc tbm paRen'e STEELE trlan
cen tonnte perte8te er ib auf's 81 nnfaeturwaarenaefad oft
uns mar alldlih aenue. In etaen amer:tlntfaen @rpBbanp.
lnnas ei4dfte, suerf ais oanbl niger UNI pafetsnna&er an.
eeptQt III rperb n, mad fur, TN rourre er sum pDten zines
Dertiuf ere ~,eforbsrt une e,ntae git earauf ais Sci diftsrei.
teue,r NIT Sen auspirttaen Nnseleseubett.n bs 5aufes tes
traut. Sn elmer lol&sn Sduls bat SER Soiepb Juts, br
ID auf eneltf6 Fox bsist. eas Dr95pupsBsl4dft eylsrut
@r bs rr furden elm @e(ddft an Der
7tsx @trab., bic Ste 3bur bon ber Sadiun ctr.
erSFnet. uHo felt her 3cit bard fem frtuno1idss Wefsa unb
xarllta reede Bebanblune 0h bas Wpblppaen a1er berer ob
NIT Tim belannt tpur en-. %ertpcrben. Der grbbte 1betl t.tner
Daaren Ia lest thon e'naetrc fen NIB msrn ST. Sd en- Wtu
ter' rrotb pru Blanncln, &leioerfpffen, 9tfdbtudbern,
Sartfbuben uno gfarnber9er @aarenlau,,n pOQe%.
btt' fl en- SIC tloe Der @in!aounB e.s perm Bsas, f3
ftite gDaaren ~ beftten.
S%letoerfofe. .......... Fox has it.
Btnterlanneue. Fox has it
9anp16ube. Fox has it,
EQttutte. OF mas IL.
unp MnpersS mebr> ber Tu96 bat es at
oct Siebenten StraBe brittle Gbir BON
Sad on.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

Set ber fard tborten Gtieaso.r eataaroYte, bel Ter i'd ntein
eaburatorrum, ia al mir! paw unp Gut . rloren, M" er.:
nsryps ewprbsn MO 4et bstnfs Beg anb re etnerer Rcns
snuub,rruaes eeuaues Retept uebt Gaebr u9sanpetfune, pir,
mttie'a ssd, a a@ stn Sober eent ste!t gaaat:; mil benz fsbrss
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ne tasepei enea 9euntappar,t fsbf berasuen fam (ene
GrRnrune tie M : urb ptelidtrtaes Stubtum %aeluneen) re
In p.rfdtebereu, pra&tsoQen tarben. betaabe s~t.nlpptel Plot
als .tnr tlein, oew5 anlt&e 9unpe e.ebt uub !. . etseu 81,
nat lang i.be q s&t 3sr grlsa&tuna eebrdxdt werbea lann
~stet Die mag lden S&etns { men feFenee Anbttd ~eeuabren.
r NIB Der iesmen laresn Wtnteratenot, tn s oatenstuamern
unb oud 3u Wefatnteu "ls anaeneonte ueberraf&uns paaeab
uni milne leu&t ME Rafusot te orpnpfreae ,tsinen ttn3taen
1ropftn RerpRne ptsr berelst&eu erplootrbare Gtpde enttdlt,
obre ode @efabt TT. g%rplonpu.u Nab serate III unm5slt6
unb Rtnber tarnen tamt1 fpteien, rpas linen e'nen dnseusb>
men 8~ettutr.retb heretten tutrh. Ddflr bur8etA.
Gtusr ~eenetsteu Bsa&tuna eupfebltH R&,
8ietor 9ttube3as. Gtentler,
fisher IL gt-ass, tsbtta st. Route. gRo., iS so~th 3. str
r. 16tej. 6nltrw.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
Mlxri8 fvmmt na@ ct. Naui.

NleriS fommt na9 81. Yaul, aum
Gbsil Der lh5nen @teeno npe9en, baupts
(d9li9 aber neil er. eebDrt Don g. 81.
on'6 (3te @traee &c. 1885, fatbol.
Blrf) @roEem Nu6Derfau BON
6e1renz uno &nabenz Sterz 4np Inter
fleirern gum 6 . # npreia. Ma9t's
wie Mlfris unp fommt III 2!on;
Tenn nit f%prttmsnis @resnb3ds cher MInA
Qauft man {;G bier men An3ug pie Tin Y,ir;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20

s. wEJNBERGER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i. SaleThis day. al 1919 O'Clock a. 10 Bowery ten FIRST
class Family Sewing Machines Nv order OF " hemserser,
CITY MaskaaI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20
GREAT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE or HOUSE.

GREAT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE or HOUSE.
IA hold Furniture
Pianoiorte, fine OIL Paintings, Bronzes, &C.,
commencing at l0% O'clock this WEDNESDAY, morning.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer, will dispose OF the
Furniture of private residence 100 West Twenty street,
consisting of elegant carved ~ octave rosewood Piano
forte, cost $780, 10 Parlor Suits Library, Drawing Room
and Bedroom Suits, rosewood and>wnnut, elaborate
Makers latest styles % elegant CURED Hair Mattresses
Pillows, &C., Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstauds, Centre
Side and Extension Tables Chairs in abundance solid
Silver. Glass and China Ware 500 Volumes; Bookcases
Wardrobes Etagercs Mirrors, all 4j3 lots pur
cliasers. Goods packed and shipped. City country.
A UCTION sALE-THIS DAY, AT 10Y O'CLOCK, OF
~ Parlor Chamber Dining and Kitchen Furniture, by
COLE MURPHY, at AZ ST. James place, Brooklyn.
DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIOEEER.
ID NJ. DOUGHTY will sell this day wednesday,, at II
o'clock at his saesroom 10 Nassau street. fine
Of Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and Library Furniture
rosewood fianofore, Sdeboards, Wardrobes, Extension
Tables Bcds;eads Mattresses, French plate Mirrors
top Centre Tables, &C., &c Particulars catalogues
DY COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND EXTRA
ID large sale of Household Furniture ~ or 90 Carpets 70
upholstered Spring Beds 80 best hair Mattresses Pianos
one vcsrer Organ, French plate pier and mante Mirrors
black walnut Bookcase, feet long, suitable for ex
hand Furniture China and Glassware, &C. This
day wednesday, September 20, Mt the auction rooms
90 East Thirteenth street, Broadway Catalogues In
early Wednesday morning
The Carpets about gu In number, will be sold about
o'clock T. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20

A CARD TO ARTIsTs.1-A. A. CALDWELL CO.,
taken the large finely situated Store 53 broadway near
Prince street. for the general auction business and
idy articles for public private Sales
furniture at at the residence of family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20
SALES AT AUCTION.

fDRUo SIoNE-PREMPToRy SALE--BY VIRTUE OF
cnat'e mortgage we snail sell az public auction
next Friday septompef32 ii n. ~ O'clock noon al drug
NO 80 Court street. CORNER ia in Hn,kivp ts
valuable and desirable personal property consnz
Stocf Drugs Patent aedicines Fancy Artces &c. all the
Goods OF said store. - - -
Al BLEECKER, SON Sco.. Ausonser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20
DEM. r. FAIRCfIILD, AUCTIONEER
ID Peremptoy sale Of splendid Household Furniture


ID Perempory sale Of splendid Household Furniture,
At auction, on Friday, Sept 2 1871 at 10 A. M at No. 2
tanned sad house, consisting Of splendid rosewood Piano.
rarior Suts IN brocatel black walnut nam
esd ned-con cuits, black walnut Wardrobes Hair and
sraw Marcsses Feather Beds Pillows and Bosters black
walnut Eufcts, walnut Extension Tables, Dining Room
CHAIRS marble top Eatstand and Tables Turkish Easy
Chairs Lounges Elg-ayin.s, OIL Paintings splendid Velvet
Brussels Tapestry AMI Ingram Carpets Ucloths, Glass
Plated ware, Refrigerator Crockery, Kitchen Uen
sls, &c.
DY MAX EAYERSDOEFER. AUCTIONEER.- TO-
ID MORROW, NO. Second avenue Is years established
Drug store, account OF desth of who
tune here. Ktrc chance for druggists.
DY isIDoRF j. swARzKoPH. AUCrIONEER-sELLs
ID ION O'Clock, 20 Main street, Brooklyn, Groceries,
Soaps Candies -Four elcgAn. Fixtures, In lots Dealers
visd. -. SWARLkOPH, 273 B0wery.
10y J. ". CAMPBELL. JR, AUcrIoNEER, SELLS
ID this day. cs oclocs, IN lots, en- Ire stock good FIX
lures line Groceries Wagon and Harness.
$50 Ninth avenue, Thrty.f street. Chests as
Teas assorted Spices, barrels block powdered
brown Sugars barrels Flour barrels Vinegar and Mo-
lases Syrnr grain and roasted CoGees, assorted Family
and other Soaps boxes Sperm Candies boxes Starch
rina Corn Starch, Sardnes, on Nutmegs, canned Fruits
lrvnes, Rans Crackers Lard Fire Pals, other goods
A. On: Ice Boz. fine ra,,orm Scales Counter DO patent
Wagon, but little used ELL 10 he positively without re-
serve Buyers grocery msn, dealers specially invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-20
DAsIEL A. MATHEWS. AucrIoNEER- sALEsRoox

~ ba! Broadway.
AssIGNE."s SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
In continuation by order j. H. James, Esq, Assignee the
balance will be positively sod Al classroom 52 Broadway
THURSDAY SEPT. d. at 1ch O'clock A. NJ.
n IN. BERTHoLF, AUCTIoNEER-sUCcEssoR 70
~. Wm VitCrsseis this day, at O'Clock, at 45S Canal
street. general aseoment Of Household Furniture Paror
Salts Dressing bureaus washstands Tables Chairs Book
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-05-04

Charlotte Russe.-Liue the bottom an 1
sides Of dish with dry sponge cake. To
one quart OF milk add the yolks OF six
eggs, well beaten; sugar and essence OF
lemon tn the taste. Put them over the
fire and soak without allowing the custard
to boil; beat the whites Of the eggs 70 .
stiff roth with very little sugar. Pour
the custard over the cake, and cover the
whole with whites OF the eggs as beaten.
Place the dish for . moment In the even
being careful not to burn.
Split Biscuits for 7sa.-One teacup OF
bread sponge adj to II one tablespoon of
melted lard a little salt; half cup OF
sweet milk. Knead 1t well and let 1t rise
until quite light. Roll 1t out on the bread
board half an inch thick spread over IL
evenly. one large tablespoon of nice butter
fold il together by placing one-hslf of the
dough over the other cut Il quickly with a
biscuit CATER; lay on buttered tins. and
let 1t rise In warm place twenty minutes.
Bake a light brown.
Whuetrdsh for buildings one
quart OF lime In an ordinary pailful OF
water. add about three pounds OF whiting
previously roken up aud mixed with
water, and six to eight OUNCES OF glue
dissolved In hot water. Another. Make
the required quantity OF wash. aud add 10
every paiifnl one pint of common salt.
IL you desire to make the above either
yellow, green, brown or dark red. stir in
sufficient chrome yellow, chrome green. or
Spanish brown to make your desired
shade If dark blue or beautiful sky blue
would suit the taste better. color with q
solution of soluble Prussian blue for dark.
and ultramarine blue for sky. One ounce
OF the powdered blue, dissolved In one
gallon OF boiling water. makes very
strong solution and an excellent laundry
blue