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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-24
Es1nIe of MurRnY.

StrArE OF WISCONSIN, In Probate Grant County
- Grant county. 80 Court.
Ia the matter Of the estate Of William Murray decd.
On reading and filing the petition OF Sally Murray,
Of Grant county, representing, among other things
that Wi liam Murray late Of Grant county, on the
fourth Gay OF November, A ID 1850, at Grant county,
died interstate leaving goods chattes and estate within
this state and Co.. that the said petitioner is the widow
% said deceased and praying that administration
OF said estate be TO stanton A. Campbell granted,
II i, ordered that said petition be heard eiore the
Judge OF this Court on Wednesday, November sth,
1874, AZ one O'Clock Z. NJ az Lancaster in said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs Of said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy of this order, for three successive
weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing in the Grant Co.
Herald weekly newspaper printed and published at
Lancaster, in said county
BY the Court, WIN. McGONIGAL, Co Judge,
Dated Laucast cr, October Z, 1871. 2Ow3
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Estate of Kirkpatrick.

- Grant County, SO ty Court.
Iu the matter Of the estate Of Francis Kirkpatrick
deceased
Onreading and filing the petition Of Mahlon Fawcett
admnst Gator of the estate CT Francis W. XII kpatrck
deceased, r"presentng among other things that
he has fully administered said estate, and praying
that time ana place be fixed for examining and al
lowing his account of his administration,
II is oIdeaed that said account be examined
by the Judge Of this Court Monday, the 18th day
Of November 1871 next ensuing, at the Probate office
in Lancaster. in said county.
And il is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
TO all persons Interested by publishing copy Of
this order three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing, in the Grant County Herald, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Lancaster in said
county
BY the Court, WIN McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster, Oct, 10th, ISL lows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-24

CrNE or Wisconsin Circuit Court in and e,r
- Grant County. Grant County
George G Hazelton, plaiuua, vi William r. wtcox.
dyieuaaut
Tr. Sa.tet Wisconsin n he d.flrdlut t,rt named
Youa are hereby summoned and required 90 answer the
complaint IN this action, copy OF which Is herewith
served upon you and 60 copy of your 60
sad complaint on the subscriber. at his Office
iu the village 81 Boscohel Grant county, Wiscon-
stu within twenty days after the service here
ot exclusive OF the day such service AND DC You fail
o. the said complaint thin thp time aforesaid
thnt judgment against you for the sum OF one hun.
dr,u AMI twenty hyc dollars with interests and costs
demanded Ia the complaint
GEORGE c. UAZELTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Boscohol Wis.
Dated August ~. iS71 20w6
Tho defendant above named will take notice that
the yompi aint iu the above action tiled with the
Cefk of said Court, 20 Lancaster. he Esd day of
Aug 1871. q. &. HAEELTON, pid's atty.
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ctrArroT v sceHsis, I Circuit Court In and for
- Grant County, Grant County.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
william Geary, plaintiff. Robecca Muriey, John
Murlcy. William Nurley, Thomas Murey. Andrew
Murley. Emma Murley, Mary Murley, Joseph Muir
Icy, James Murley, and Simon Murley deisndants
BY virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale made aud rendered in the above entitled action,
September 10Th 1871 directing sale 20 be made Of the
lands and premises described therein, 20 wt piece
or parcel Of land IN Grant county Wisconsin, de-
scribed NJ follows Commencing AZ the north east
corner Of II d Ysrk's lot and run from thence north
sixteen degrees west hftythree feet war 9o) thence
west one hundred and tweuty-six feet Joining with
the north east corner Of lot west Of the LOT here de-
scribed and owned by II D York thence south six
teen degrees east the line dividing said two lots
and 70 join the southeast corner Of said York
lot hfy-six feet thence east one hundred and TWEEN
ty-hye feet TO the place Of beginning, containing
ahout ourrods Of lands be the less. will
on the 2yth day Of November ISL at the hour Of one
ocloch p NJ, at the front door Of the court house
"a the village Of Lancaster, Grant county Wisconsin,
sell said described land and premises 90 the highest
bidder for cash 70 satisfy said judgment, interest
thereon and costs Of sale W. h. SLOAT,
Sheriff, Grant county, Wis.
BARBER a CLEMEHrsoN, detts' Attg's.
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, Oct 9, 1871. 2ow6
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J. M. ALTIZER.
County CLERK. Grant County, wiz

Village Of Upper Hazel Green
Description. Sec. To whom Ass'd Amt due.
Lot block . Jacob Rehl 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-24
SuERFF's OFFICE GRANT County, Wis
Lancaster. Sent 1 1871

Lancaster, Sept. I, 1871.
To t,c Electors n Grant County:
In pursuance Of the laws Of the ate Of Wsconsi n 4,
and OF the above notice. TO me directed By the Score
ary Of state general election will be held in the
several towns and election precincts in thi. county
Tuesday, the seventh day Of November next, at
which the Absvc named officers will be voted for and
q vote taken upon the proposed amendment to tho
constitution Of the State Of Wisconsin as above set
forth.
Also will be elected in this County,
A Superintendent OF Schools in place of william VI.
I0urd, whose term Of office Will expire the first
Monday ia January, 1877.
A Member Of the Assembly TO represent the First
Assembly District, comprising the towns Of Harrison,
Hazel Green, Jamestown, Paris, Platteyle aud
smelstr.
A Member Of the Assembly to represent the Second
Assembly District, comprising the towns Of Clifton
Elenboro Lancaster, Liberty, Lima and POtos
a member Of The Assembly 70 represent the Third
Assembly District, comprising the towns Of Blue River,
Boscobel. Fenuimore, Hickory Grove, NJ ari0u. Mount
Hope Muscoda Waterstown, Wingyille and Woodman
Member OF the Assembly to represent the Fourth
Assembly District comprising the towns Of Beetown,
Bloomington, Cassyille O len Haven, Little Grant,
Millville, Patch Grove, Waterloo and Wyausing.
Said election 10 be conducted, the votes canyasseo
and returns made pursuant 10 law.
WILLIAM Il. SLOAT,
l4td Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-24
UNREDEEMED LANDS
TAX NoTICE-FoR DEED.
OFFICE OF CousrY CLERK, GRANT Co, Wis. ,
Lancaster, August 18th ISL

!
NOTICE is hereby given that the following lands and
~ village lots in the county of Grant and State o
Wisconsin, sold by the Treasurer of said county
the eleventh day II May, A. D. 1862 for the denqueni
taxes OF the year 1868, and still remain unredeemed IN
this Office Now, therefore, unless the taxes interest
and charges set opposite each tract lot be paid ON
or before the eleventh day of May, A. d. 1872 the
same will be conveyed by tax-deed 10 the purchasers
according 20 lag
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-24
WHOLESALE CARD.

nRUGS AND GROCERIES -PITTMAN, McwILL.
IL IAMS & CO. Boscobel, Wis. would call the at
tention Of country Merchants 20 their large and well
lected stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines, Paints Ola
and Groceries There is no need Of going to Milwaur
kee or Chicago for your goods for will duplicat
Milwaukee prices, adding freight.
\. B.-Sols agents ia Boscobel for Heath C MsIlS
sans strictly Pure Whus lead. Prices and quality
guaranteed n.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-03-09
ADVEprISING OATES.

Daily Tribune, &c., 4oc.. zoe, and ST.
per line.
Semi-weekly Tribune, rs and so cents
per line.
Weekly Tribune, So. So. and SIS per line.
According to position in tie paper.
To subscribers wishing TO preserve Mr..
Greeley's essays on "What / Know Of
Farming" and who pay the full price, |.
e., $40 fer Daily, 81 for Semi, Weekly, or
So for Weekly Tribune, we will send the
book, post paid, u request Be mode at fhs
time Of su6seribing,
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Teryns Of peaee.

Peace in France is now assured, and
we are grati6ed to announce that the
preliminaries have all been settled.
Theirs and Favre and the consultative
commission have accepted the following
conditions:
First. The cession Of Alsace and
Nets, but Belfort is to be restored to
Trance.
Second. Payment Of a war indemnity
of Eve milliards of francs.
Third. A portion of French terri
tory, with some fortified town like Sc
dan, to remain in possession of thu
Germaus until the conditions Of thu
treaty are fulfilled.
Fourth. The German army to ente
Paris and occupy the Champs Elysees
Fifth. Pease to be proclaimed whel
she French Assembly rati6es these con
ditions.
These terms are the best that France
could secure, and show that German.
determined to reap the fruits OF he
great success, can be magnanimous
iTbe indemnity exacted, five miliiards o
francs, is equal to s950,O00,00O.
GForney's Press.
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Books for Sale At the Tribune ofice.

BOOKS fer sale At the Tribune oMce.
The Tribune Almanac. Prico 20 cents.
Tribune Almansc Reprint. 1888 to
1865 2 vols. Half bound So
Recollections of Busy Life. BY Horace
Greeley. Various styles Of binding
Cloth, 50 so. Library. so. Half Mo.
rocco, $4. Half Cloth. So. Morocco An
tique. 81.
Political Economy. BY Horace Greeley.
ST. 80.
Ewbank's Hydraulics and Mechanics.
Sixteenth Edition. Large octave. Cloth,
So.
Pear Culture for Profit. Quinn. 81.
Elements Of Agriculture, Wsring. New
Edition. Cloth. 81.
Draining for Health and Profit. Waring.
Cloth, 81 SO.
Sent free on receipt of price.
In making remittances always procure q
draft on New York, Or a Post-OHee Money
Order, if possible. Where neither of these
can be procured, send the money, buI
dl,coys in REGISTERED letter. The regis.
tration fee has been reduced to fifteen cent,
and the present registration system has
been found by the postal authorities to bs
virtually an absolute protection agains,
losses by mail. AL Postmasters are
obliged to register letters when requested
10 do SO.
Terms. cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
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cnnnLBs A. DANA, Ed;sse.

1NDwARD MCBRIDE, Watch maker aud
ID Jeweler, Railroad street. St. Maras,
Pa. Engraving and repsiri done \tn
short notice. and in workmanlike ma@-
ner. Watches. and everything in the JewN
elry line, constantly on hand. rs
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COMPlM ENTARY
TIE STlM O NAL
TO
L q. DIR RX.
Manager of the Great Premium Land
Sale,
OF the following well known Publishers.
Bankers, and other Prominent
Citizens Of New York.

New York. December 18th, 1870.
Mr.. j. c. Derby, long and favOrably
known as a Publisher in this ci,y-and,
subsequently, United States Commissioner
for the Paris Exposition Of l867-we, he
undersigned, havs known ultimately, and
take pleasure in bearing testimony to his
gentlemanly character, strict integrity,
and honorable dealing as business man.
Daniel Appleton & Co., Publishers and
booksellers.
Geo. =. Putnam, Publisher aud Bookseller.
Geo. W. Carlton, Publisher.
William Orlon, President Western Union
Tel. Co
Ersstus Brooks. Pop. N. Y. Evening Ex'
/ press.
Geo. Jones, Prop. New York Times.
Isaac Henderson, Vt New York Evening
Post.
]. U. Orvis, Pres. N. Y. Security Bank.
Geo. T. Baker, Cashier First Nat. Bank.
GIeenleaf, Norris & Co., Brokers, 60 TX
change Place.
Chas. A. stetsen, Asior House.
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M EASLIN Kettles, Brass Kettles. Porc-
M lean Bauce Pans. French Tined bauce
Pans, Fruit cans the cheapest and best,
at W. s.sERVIcE's, Hardware rors'
Pidgwsy, Pa
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Repairing Watches, ste', doEs with the same
aecursoy % Aeresofors. n0veo. 'esf
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Sey LAST CHANCE ssa
Sec What S. Will Do !
SHARES SELLING RAPIDLY.

ONLY S5 for a superb steel engraving or
cromo well woIth the money-and which
you are sure to get at once, and perhaps
Fortune Of S25,ooo!
Also one Of 500 one of $4,000!
and one of SO, 500, $1,000. ST..
500, 81, 800. 400, $1,000!
and 81 ether GRAND
PRIZES!
from Twelve Hundred Dollars down to
Three llundred-the aggregate value Of
which is nine. five thousand dollars! all
of which will positively be distributed ss
prizes among harehol 'ers
ON THE 2lst OF APRIL NEXT.
at oucc, before the books nre closed and
they will receive by return mail care
fully packed i'll tubes. one Of the following
SUPERB WORKS OF ART,
And ticket through which
A FORTUNE will be WON by some ONE!
Either one of the following Fine Pictures
sent at once, with O share 10 the distribu-
tion:
"The MARRIAGE of POCAHONAS,"
On heavy plate paper, Soxi2 inches.
Or IAN AMERICAN AUTUMN"
A Beautiful Chrome. printed in oil, tints,
&G.. 55x24 inches.
Or THE DAY WE CELEBRATE"
Superb Steel Engraving, on heavy plate
paper, size 2SxSS,
Or "THE LANDING Of COLUMBUS"
On heavy plate paper, 3sxss.
There is tide in the affairs Of men, which,
| Taken at the food, leads On TO fortune" Se.
SHAKEsPEARE.
The Manager begs to state that time 10
required TO carly through successfully so
large an enterprise, but the public are nov
satisfied Of the honesty and usefulness OF
the plan, and thousands have been ready
to invest as soon as the date of the drawing
was positively fixed upon. This has now
been done, and every sharehold er IS solic.
! tied TO interest himself in furtherin9 the
sale of the remaining tickets.
No better or stronger endorsement OF
the plan and object Of the sale, the value
of the property. or the management of the
scheme, could be desired than the endorse
ments given by prominent citizens and
Leading papers.
REMEMBER r!
that there are only 1900 shares, and that
every one paying $5 becomes sharehold
el, and receives at once q superb Work o.
Art, worth the amount invested, and ;
Ticket in the distribution of the Prizes
which NAV yield $26. 900 Prize, or ar
equal chance in 81 Prizes, the aggregat,
value OF which is S95,000.
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TC
are now ofesed-every person sending
list of five names, together with SIS 70
each name, shall receive one Five Dolla
share in the Distribution OF Prizes, wit
one Of the Pine Works of Art. Larg
commissions, and perhaps n FORTUNE
may be the result OF little effort. Tr
and make up y list among your fri ends.
Shares are being taken rapidly. A
money received for orders after the book
are closed will be promptly returned /
the senders. Address,
J. C. DERBY. Gen'l Manager,
III Broadway, New York,
Or Augusta, Ga.
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RAILROADS.
pHILAD LIHIA S ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

ONsnd after MONDAY. DEC. 5th, 1870,
" the trains on the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Philaelpdhia. 9.4o p. m.
Z" I" Z" Ridgway-".. l.56 p. m.
I" arrive at Erie....... J.4O p. m.
Erie EXP leaves Philadelphi....is $40 p. m
=" " Ridgway-...- 2.20 u. m.
4" arrive at Erie....... ..a.7 40 a. m.
Accommodation, leaves Eenova. lib a. M.
Z" " Ridgway, IS OIL p. IN.
arr at Kane. ......8. 90 p. III
Mall Train leaves Erie........... 900 q. m.
Ridgway...... 300 p. IN.
arrive at Pllilad'a... $50 a. m.
Erie Express leaves Er,e........ 900 p. M
:" l." Pidgway... 30 a. H.
" ar-at Philad elphia.. 80 p. m
ceomodation, leaves Bnne......7,30 a. IN
" Rid way 0.49 a. m
arr at st. Marys 100 m
leaves st. Marys T.l5 a: IN
" Emporium 9.35 n IN
arr at Renovu...... 3.U0p. III
Express, Mail and Acc,mm odation, eas
and west, connect at Cory and all wes
bound trains and Mail accommodation eas
at Irvinton with the Oil Creek and ALE
gheny River Rail Road.
VIM. A. BALDWIN.
Gen1 Sup't
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Prospectus for Ii7!.
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eveiry person getting up a, Club Of four,
st$l,5o each!will be sen : free, cur
supe.b copyright eng raving,
L24inehes BY 2o,]
"WAHINGTON AT THE I3ATTLEOF
TRENTON"
While 10 those getting up Clubs of eight,
at 81, so each. IN extra copy of Magazine
for 1871, in addition will be sent, free.
PETESON'S MAGAZINE has the best
Original Stories of any of tn lady's books,
the best Colored Fashion Plates, the best
Steel Engravings, &C.. &C., Every family
ought TO take il. IL gives more for the
money :han any in the world 1t will con-
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One Thousand pages!
Fourteen Splended Steel Plates
Twelve Colored Berlin Patterns !!
Twelve Mammoth Colorud Fashions
Nine Hundred wood Cuts
Tweuty-four pa ges of Music !!
It will also give Five Orig nal Copyright
-Novelstts by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. hum
dred shorter stories, all original. Its SUI
perb
MAMMOTH coLoRED FASHION PLATES
are ad Of all he rs. These plates
| on steel. twice the usual size. -----
TEass-Always.sa Advance,
| 1Copy, ior one year....-........ 50 Oe
4Copies...'..'''.'..'''..'.'.....,.'.''. . . W "
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Every person getting up Club Of four
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'wafhington !" and copy ofthe Magazine
for 1871!
address, CHARsLESts J. PETERSON.
| 80 Chestnut rect, PHILADELPHIA Pa
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FURNITURE.


A MAGNIFICENT PoMPAD0UR STYLE DOUBLE
~ Psror Suit, made to or,cr Tor Snn, will be sold for
SO do satin brocaie t5U Drawing Room and Libra
hrocaie and x o; rosewood and
walnut hamber xts up carpets, from 5nc.
magnificent IN fano as7) for
S5U Mirrors. Curtains Bronsc. Clocks Paintings Turkish
Chairs Lounges Mattresses bedding, &C. tor less han half
cost; property o. family leaving city, Gail nj their res
dence, 2S2 " est Forty second street
AT PRIVATE MANSION ia WEST TwENTy-SIxTH
street. Sixth avcnucTo be sold for cash, at half
original cost rarof SUITS 75 rep $50; CARPETS for c.
yard: Beds, Bedding bedroom Suits, &c. RO0 lots.
cheap.
RARE CHANCE FOR HoUSEKEErFRs.-ALL THE
elegant Household Furniture contained In the private
3 Fifteenth street. Firth at
sacrifice Drawing Ronm sui Pompa stye covered 10
SsOn 25l; do. $500 one d. k5J; Ee
ceres marquetiero Cabinet, ianofore Bookcase vet
Med lion 'arpes antings. Artistic hronzes, rosewood
wainu, chamber Furntci Mattresses Siverw,re. Gass
ware, Cbinaware &c. CAL be ore purchasing elsewhere.
A --RIcH PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS FOR
a. sale, property OF family going ab oah Carpets, ook
cases. Centre Side Tables on Paintings tne French
Bronzes curtains Mrrors silver and China Ware the
pee furniture OF five story mansion l20 West 1weny-thrd
street. purchasers at half original cost. The
above furniture was new last May. House to let.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AtCTIoNEER.
w ohcc No. civ Hsll pace.
will sell this day, l0N O'clock the Contents OF
the Jiqu So Pear street. Elm
FIRST Counter fourpu English Ale Pump, good 6ooK
OF Aes and Liquors, fc
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
UCTIOS AT 252 WEST FoRTY-SEC0ND STREET,
IN Seventh avenue
At the elegant brown ston residence OF Colonel Joseph T.
keldrske
uCTIoN sALE-AT rRIvArE MANSION

A UCTION SALE-AT PRIVATE MANSION
n Ia West Twenty Ath street, sixth avenue this
day. n. lt1 o'c 0ck HENRY ZiNS, Auction
sells al eesant and costly Household Furniture
WORKS OF Ar contained In above
marson viz brilliant toned rosewood Pispoorte, rich
fsTlor Suits and biocatei and elk Mirrors,
Brussels csrpes Paintings, also Bedroom suits in
Sood and nut. sun. and donhe heds eads, Bnreans
wsrdrohes ring AMI iatr FEDS, BE ding also Dining
Room Kitchen Furniture In all coo lots Sale
positive.
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SALkS AT AUCrlu>.

AZ E IA sAkER rIELD AgCTloSEEE ~ I
and sss sar
81 siass ses. b. o.,
soa street.
Il sseN~ s.i ss Day sSss.Sss a oIelcss noon,
Coach, OF do douSs s'fI: Rarns:. ea' -. 80
& HERMAN. AucrIoxErR- DAY, WEDNESDAY.
Of CIV Wines and LIQUORS bnna5s T.sles surolure 4s Sy
y Ss Very choice Ga osSS .o Rye Whsks
cas- = o. Brandies Rum Port ana sherry Wines. .lso
snampssps IS Hs,dsss MUM ismms1, Aerss no.Ss uSs.
Dealers wines and invited TO attend the above sas
CHERIFF's sALE-R. FIELD. AucrIoNEER, WILL
- sell THURSDAY. O'Clock nj ~ Warren street second
house consisting OF large OF Teas Liquors,
Aro Sosr ss sHrs,. DerST BRENNAN Sheriff.
CHERIfF's saLE.--R. FiELn AUcrloSEER WILL
- sell this d,y. At n O'Clock. Al the OF twentieth
ss and ss Of s:rrcS% and ss:
snsTiiS NJ" sssssSs ~ an
P.J. uAsBuRY, Deputy. Sheriff.
yVILLIAM ABBOTT, AucrrosEER
w uaiee No. g. ity Hall place.
tire Stock fixtures Of The Gents Furnish n: Goods Store
he stock " lsre ana well .ssor.ed Al is Grand street
Cases, Counters, &c
WM. Writers. AuCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
w ioN O'clock Al iss ws., roadway. Canal street.
Goods ao the Tools Good VIII the esta6
shed in 1882 about 200 slova 100 Coal Scnes several
hundred Britannia other hnshed
fnishei Stock Sale Desks 1ascases ood al OF store.
Nv order OF o. 2. utter of the estate Of the
late George deceased The will lie positive and
pcremptory for cssh We shall sell this up O'Clock
and the balance on Friday.
WIN. wITTfR ArcrIoSEER- SELLS THIS DAY. AT
w O'clock at <4 Cana street parler suits lher Glasses.
Certre nns ani e. Iabies two ecgan Velvet Carp.ts,
several Casmber Suits Hair other Mattresses, Feather
Beds Feeding China, Glzss and silver Ware: Stvcs,
Louage hcds Easy, Rocking and other Caars Sofa Beds.
Paintings, Bookcass, Desks with
uiy Carpe Uhcoths nning Room and Kitchen Fur
niture kc On Moncsy and Tuesday. Fifth Avenue Hole
200 Trunks and Cop,eats TN Nenes bv order
of Mathew Nugent Marshal iwo trunks OF Ladies' silk and
other Dresses.
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A LUKE FITZGERALD, ATCTIONEER,
N. Sells This fMEpkESDAY afternoon

81
comm ncing At lO8 o'c.uct, al private mansion
t20 West Twenty third st., hews sixth and Seventh avs
1900 worth magnificent House OLD Furniture hne ~
Paintnr Real BfonLes Garara marble Siatnyi Pier and
HRnie Mirrors SlciEway sons Pianniore cost 5NO one
do. Hartman grand ee.alt Parior suits Penips.
duur ard trand Dnchess sge Velvet, Brnhscls Carpet
Boo Etageres nlsd Eapnes; Centre and size Tab
Jar iniers Power stands, real Lace and BIoei tura
Easy chairs, SO Oh books, EnGrayings SOLID
rosewood and walnut Bedroom SUITS tomtnrters, tod
ads, bYsgs, Nashstdn Is, Comms6es NardoOes Mir
Vases Har and Sprus Mattresses Feather Bens p
lows Bsnkcts Iuis Extension Fable, Buffet, French
cos, ac0 Chairs, China Dinner and lea Sets Cut
Glass, fun sets soil Silver anu Paiei Ware Cutlery,
all 400 los by Catalogue The auction would call
the attention Of bis fiun and the public to thus se It
i worthy OF Their attention sale positive GooGs boxed
shipped Tor purchasers by competent IL attendance
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

DAwNBR0KERs aALE--R FIELD, AUCTIONEE.,
and womens clo,h hing Dresses snaws Remnants I'm
co,hng Qrts BiAnkes Bedung Boots shoes, C. &C.;
also 20 s Pana and Vests. hy order ~ Casey Thomp.
street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

AtCTtCA NOTICE.
"A IlIis DAY WEDNESDAY,,
ai lh O'Clock,
At-s-E ANu ATTRACTIVE SALE
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NkuE-UP FURS,
embracing all the varieties,
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LAN3E LINE or sLg I6a AND LAT ROBES.
toFr hats, LADIES FALL AND WINTER HATS.
Particular attention oi buyers ia invited Catalogues and
WM. TOPPING CO., Aucroneer-.
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The New York herald., 1871-11-29
A U8UST MARTINS 4 CO.. AuCTIoEEERs.
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PtAnoortes, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits.
Pubic Auction
thr day ON edDesday elegant private mansion 36
Nsst Fifteenth street. h avenue, CONNIE ncins at 10 y
O'Clock Drawng Roo Suits, Eageres Paintings, Mirrors,
hOokcaAr Books Carpets, magnificent rosewood Panoforte
Music stand Tables PAINTINGS by eminent artists Curta
Erunze LocE, rosewood aad wanni Bureaus kedstesds
Mattresses, Wardrnbes Extension Table buffet China Ware
Linen, Sver Casters Tureens sarers SPOONS, Forks DIM
nsf hl.cben Furniture. sale per.
cmrtory Catalogues at house.