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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03
Railroa0s ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central R. r..
Summer Arrangement. 1871.

Summer Arrangement, 1871.
On and after June 9Th, Passenger Trains will
leave Augusta, for Portland, Bath and Boston, as
follows:
AtGA.M NJ. and at Il NJ, with Pullman Palace car
attached.
Mixed train, at 4.35 T.. NJ, and night express
with Pullman Sleeping cars at 1910 p. NJ.
Gardiner Accommodation train leave for Hallow-
ell and Gardiner at $50 and 900 a. NJ, Els and
6.0OP NJ.
Freight trains for Portland, Bath and Boston
leave at $50 and 10 A. NJ.
Trains for Bangor, Belfast, Dexter and Skowhe-
gan leave as follows:
Night express from Boston, 400 AN.
Mixed train at A. NJ.
Mail train from Portland and Boston, at 800 =.
NJ.
Freight trains at 945 "A. NJ, and IL NJ. from Port
land and Boston.
Through tickets are sold and baggage checked
through Boston and to all stations on any of the
lines under the management of this company,
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
July "a, 1871. l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

BETTER-Becauset they are more Pliable, more
Comfortable, are Waterproof, add are warranted
not to Rip or Cape.
CHEAPER-Because,w while their first cost is moi
in excess OF sewed or pegged work of u like grade
their Durability is far greater, they preserve theil
Shape much better, and the metallic fastening in
sures more Equal Wear.
Equally applicable to light and heavy work.
The immense demand having called forth imita
tons, consumers should be sure that every boot OF
shoe bears the Patent Stamp.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
sep.b0S pnteod6w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

The person should be kept on wholeso ae and
nutrcious diet, and all the medicines continued
until the body has restored to it the natural quant
ty of flesh and strength. n M
was myself cured by this treatment Of the worst
kind of Consumption, and have lived to getf at and
hearty these many years, with one lung mostly
gone. ] have cured thousands since, and very
many have been cured by this treatment whom
have never seen.
About the first Of October expect to take posses.
sion of my new building at the northeas. corner cs
Sixth and Arch streets, where shall be pleased to
give advice to all who may require it.
Full directions accompany all my remedies, so
that person in any part of the world be read
lily cured by strict observance of the same,
j. IL. SCHENCK, NJ. d.
Philadelphia.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO., Agents,
ROSTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

Composed of Dock Root, Sarsaparilla, Rock Rose,
Wintergreen, Dandelion Wild Cherry, Thorough
wort, priekly Ash Poplar Bark, Rhubarb, etc.
For Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Iaun-
dice. Headache. Sour Stomach, Piles of
long standing, HunOrs. and all Diseases which
arise from an unhealthy state Of ne Stomach,
Boloeks, and Blood, for which valuable Roots and
Herbs, and the knowledge Of their great service To
suffering humanity, man cannot feel too thankful
10 Him who wisely provided with all things.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

George Stiger, formerly wealthy German
who had given away all his property to his
daughters when they were married, committed
suicide in New York, Friday. He applied
the day previous to one of his children, who
is comparatively wealthy, and lives in Harlem
for assistance, but was refused and told never
to darken her doors again. He had been es-
pecially liberal to her, and so, being hear t
broken and too old to earn his bread, he cut
his throat. So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

Ireland has furnished heroic companion
of those famous women, Grace Darling and
Ida Lewis, in the person of an unnamed lady
who seeing brig wrecked and helpless in
plain sight of the life-boats at Drogheda,
mouth of the Boyne, put off in a small boat
and at the risk of her life, rescued man left
on the wave washed hulk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
A despatch to the New York Herald of the
2Sth from Salt Lake city says:
| The assemblage of the Grand Jury of the
| First United States District Court, under
Chief Justice Mexican, has occasioned an I'M
usual excitement in all classes of the commu-
nifty in Utah. Among the Mormons there is
| a decided display of spirit, which, if carried
out, must result in bloodshed.
1t is generally understood that Brigham
| Young and other prominent Mormon leaders
have been indicted, but there is no public ac-
acknowledgement of the fact. The popular
feeling on the part of the Mormons seems to
drift i'll favor of an armed resistance to the
writs of the Court. think that the leaders
can never contemplate such an issue, but the
people certainly boldly talk of resorting to an
appeal to arms against what they call the per-
| secutlon OF the federal officers, which is SIM
ply the enforcement of the laws. They have
been wonderfully encouraged by the purchase
OF large quantity of arms and ammunition
at auction at Camp Douglas from Colonel DE
Trobrland, who seem to have little knowl-
edge of the situation here.
Everybody seems to have Springfield
musket and $50 rounds of ammunition, cost
ing less than three dollars each The entire
community is bellicose, and if not well con-
trolled, dangerous. The entire situation is
| teversh, and the final result whether for war
or peace depends greatly on thesction of the
Grand Jury.
Colonel De Trobrland's action has greatly
complicated affairs. If good, square COM
mon sense controls matters there will be no
disturbance of the peace, but otherwise there
is a chance for very serious row.
Tomorrow or next day l hope to be able
TO give you the result of portion of the
hoe ~ hot
Brigham Young is expecting and is ready for
an arrest. and that he will submit to the
process of the Court like good citizen.
1t is understood that large namber of in.
dictments have been found, but the names of
those indicted have not yet been made public.
The mining interests of Utah never looked
more encouraging, and a fair and honest poll
cy on the part of the Union Pacific Railroad
is all that is required to insure our future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-03

1t is charged that the Tammany rulers of
New York have been for years in the habit of
RENTING taxes assessed by the city against the
3oman Catholic church property, to gain favor
I with the priests and secure Irish votes. The
amended city charter empowers the Mayor
and Comptroller to remit any and all taxes
they like, thus giving them authority more
than despotic. If they choose to remit ten
millions of taxes year, there is no law to
prevent.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
Tie RaopKLYN F!nE DEPARTMENT.

Aro.uer Veto by Mayor Kalhneiscb.
The B. ooKlyn Aldermen met yesterday. A COM
munlcation was received from the Mayor yetoiHg
the resolution passed at q previous meeting pro-
vidIng for an increase OF the Fire Department, b!
the addition OF thrct steamers ana one hook and
ladder at a cost OF 600 for the first year and
sSt 900 Tor each subsequent year. The Mayor gave
1t as his opinion That the annual appropriation
allowed TO the 0eparJiacniS 40, uo1was SUFFICIENT
10 sustain IT, and as much the financial condition
OF tho city would permt o.; and that some
parts OF the city were unprotected Simply
because the Fire Commissioners had placed too many
eliIires IN certain localities. III some Instances To-
eating tnem within less than quarter OF mile OF
each other, While other portions OF the city were
distant one mile and a haf IRON any fire engine.
The AfayCr argued that the management o. the aaifj
OF the city as conducted by commissioners was ex-
pensiye and particularly so In the Fire Department..
lie also vetoed a resolution proyiaing Tor an aela
ton In specifications for Tagging Sidewalks, the
erect OF Which would give an undue advantage 20
concrete paving companies. Ills Honor termed the
asphaltuin pavemenls worthless for use IN cities.
The CoMmunica; lon was laid lor iu5uYe action
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SOUTH AMERICA.
aHE laaErrs.,,.s. RrPUsLIC.

~--.-
periaus EHcct OF tie civil Wharf.-The Military
Operations Unpopular Adm charlottesville
Cori0va Exhi5itiva--sanStary Condition.
MoNrEvlDEo. Jan. Ie, 1871.
The Argentine rcpabic. though undenlably pro.
pressing Is seriously threatened with territorial dis.
1uptton by the Entire Rios civii war; Lopez Jordan
proving HIM eli more than match for the host of
Kenerats which the Sarmiento government has
placed lii command OF It's forces successfully to
meet with notnlas bit disasters; much so that at
FlIs writing the rebel leader not only able 10 hold
sutre Rios under his CONTROL but makes incursi0ns
pnto the bordering provinces OF Santa Fo ana Cor.
Eientes striking error lar and wtde 10 the evident
nlacredit OF the government.
4 Recently Il General Arredonda has been placed I'm
Eommand of the national iorccs, achieving few
partial successes, but u9iing TO retrieve the f0l.'
nunes or the war; the enemy numbering from IL, $50
NO II, 600 men OF all arms. tred In many battles.
The administration Is becoming daily more un.
popular, OWN, To Its failura 10 pacfy the country
Anu other causes. Some talk has already been had
concerning the next candidate Tor President the
popular Mltre beinY spoken OF as the man to re-
Hrleve all past acknowledgements.
/ Preparations are pslng pushed actively forward
nor the Ccrtoya ESlDti0n this year; but Ia all
Elrobabllly IL VIII hot take place, unless sudden
turl In pubic affairs siogid occur.
The health % the city Is lair. The heat Is almost
kntoierlpte, the Iherno onetol ranging l05 degrees III
Ehe shade AicW cases .. su1strQAe have occurred
" ely. 1888 80 ~t' :,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
KeRsE rK!EviNG.

$3.50 Horse Soid for Si1-Facts About the
siXty-sccOnd street Horse Market.
On tile 18th inst horse valued at $3.50 was
stolen IRON Mrs. Ann l.. Eldridgc, OF No. l20 East
Forty-third street. she went to Captain Gunner, OF
the Nineteenth precinct, and informed him Of her
loss. On SATURDAY last officer Hamilton, Of the
above precinct, discovered the horse In the posses
slon OF John Quinn. a horse dealer resid-
Ing IN Six,yfrst street. When Quinn
had heard that horse had been stolen
anu that Captain Gunner was sent in search Of it
he came and Informed Hamilton that he had such
horse In his possession which lie had purchased for
$a2 90 from man named Ferguson Ferguson,
who is also well Known horse dealer, was, TO-
9ether with Quinn, arrested. Hamilton, on In
named Thorpe had sold tho horse to
Ferguson, ana that he iIhorpe) had bought
" OF another man for SIT. Neither this
named james Iona ue the real thief. has been and
Is now locked up TO await an examination. This
boy, who Is only aDout thirteen years or age aud
has already been IN the Iouse OF Correction, states
that he took the horse from Mrs. Eldgidae's stable
to have ride auu that q Inan took 1t away from
him when near the horse market In Slxty-second
street. Warrants have been ISSUED for Thorpe and
the other man. and, from present appearances,
Justice Bixhy, before whom the case * Tor nycst.
cation, will hold all VINO have had anything TO do
With II iOr trial.
1t is well ior the public to understand that this
case Is bui one OF many OF such which never come
to light because Of the obstacles thrown Ia the way
vi owners o stolen properly to discover their where
abouts
1t IL found impossible to break up the gang when
does business In sixty second street, and by their
purchase OF property well known to them to ho
Btu!en encouraging theft among q certain class OF
urchins, who thus hnd prccari0s kind OF living In
their midst, because IT ls alleged those parties are
supported ~ political influence and generally man.
age when In trouble 10 get out Of Il with ut dili
Guilty.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
HiwKING $1,000 BONDS.

A Grand Swindle EaGly Mnuurcd-gssw a
Railway Secretary Dealt with 10000
Worth Of Cola Bonds--Playcd cd for Flat
Moses W. Hawks, b reapeciable looking man, who
who really appears to have been living upon his
face for some time rast arraigned before Judge
Hogan at the Tombs yeser ay afternoon under the
following circumstances
About five weeks ago he visited Frederick A.
Soue, secretary OF the Lake shore, louisville aud
southwestern Railway Cnmpany, then staying at tho
Strand central Hotel N tins city. and stated thar he
could procure loan or 3D. % some OF ne bonds
oi the company. This lie stated IN such u sargiine
manner that soule thought le would be certain to
oDaln the loan, and handed him len SJ,0,U iirst
mortgage NOd seven per cent bonds Of the railway.
The arrangement was tl1t hawks vas to return tie
bonds "laimediateiy,o er at the outside within two
days, or bring the money stipulated for Hawks,
beyond the tlDle when nc should have reJarned tna
bonds, and wnen he dld show up iie oIiy
RETURNED -FOUR OUT or TIE TEN BONDS,
alleging tlat the remaining six were car fully
Locked up In his safe pending some inquiries he
wished to make before handing them over to the
"parties." lie would certainty retarn tho SIX bonds
street. The coiDplaln0nt, however, was doomed
10 disappointment. lie waited several DAYS
beyond the day appointed, out no Hawks
appeared. C0nyersing Il few days since with a
1r.eno he learned mat Hawks had gwen one Of the
bonds 10 the pIopretors VI the southern Hotel as
sc ccnr,ty Tor ~ 90 fer board. Two others he had
pledged for $50 each with ar Van Nelt, OI 33 Broad
Street. Ey little diplomacy Suuie
RECOVERED foSSESSl0N or THE THREE BOSDS
after paying the loan and The board that Hawks had
Obtangd. Hawks Aad 4 I0uftn bonu Oa hiS person
when arrested yest rday but the tcnaisiing Two he
refuses 10 account tof. The bonds naa the regular
coupons attached, payable hatf yearly Ia gotd, and
were worm 5000 each III The market.
HAWKS Was lodged Ia the Tomos pending an ex-
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE rAgAL T,as IN BR00ALyN.

Inqrost and Verdict of the Coroncr's Jury.
The inquest over the body OF Marcus Stearn, who
was burned to death at the fire ct No. 1873 Fulton
street on the night Of the 10th nst., concluded
yesterday by Coroner Wnitehil Nothing was
eilcued IN the evidence 10 show how tho fire
originated. julius Weinberg the proprietor OF the
store testified that lie was absent aL the time the
Ore broke oat und had Io knowledge IA 70 It's
cause. The jury retur led The following verdict
ave lnd that the deceased Marcus Stearn, came
to his death from the effects OF tie tire ut the pre-
misses 1s3 Fulton street, on the evening oi February
IL, 1871, and we, the jury. unable TO determine
from the cv.deuce TO the cau.e or the Are. And
we, the jury. tnd that Jane Ann Dunn Is deserving
oi the highest commentator IN rescuiny the chil-
conduct In attempting to save the lie or the &c.
c.a al
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
PARiGCAY.

Prevalence OF yellow Fever-Death Of the
Vice President Eiect-Yhe Crops.
MOsTEvIDEo, Jon. 10, 1871.
From Paraguay learn that the yellow fever has
been raging eariIy, the newly elected Vice Prest.
dent Mtos falling victim to the scOurge. At last
accounts how ever 10 was on the decline. The crops
pTvn'lse tv DC penlIlul, eSpec ally that OF to-
baCco ana otherwise tie country Is quiet and rather
progressing on the wbo.e.
The consus has been taken, resulting IN Gefi-
cheney OF one hundred thousand Souls since the war
CGr the overthrow oi Lopez broke oaL
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
FORGERY IN SiroiLya.

Young man named Theodore Haenbeck was
taken be Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon on
o charge OF having passed un altered or forged
check for S576 SO at the Fulton street BROOKLYN
Bank. The prisoner stated that the check had been
given him Ly another man To get cashed but he
was unable 10 tell VINO the man was. Justice Walsh
committed the accused to await the action ol me
Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE ALBANY EXpaESS ROBBERY.

1he Trial of EilIxias, the Alleged Express
Rotbcr--NIotlon for Fostponcn,cnt Denied.
ALAANY, Feb. 20, 1871.
The trial OF John J. Fklns. Indicted for the rob.
berry OF me American Merchants Union FIX press
car ana attempted murder OF Thomas A. Ilalplno,
tie express messenger, was set down for to-day IN
she Court OF Oyer and Termtnsr. MIR. Rosendale,
NE counsel Tor the prisoner moved to postpone the
trial f0r two weeks. District Attorney Feckham
obeccd. The Court denied the mOt,Vn and the
srial will proceed tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SALES AT ACCTsON.

a THIS DAY (TrEsDAY),
At 10 A. NJ,
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE REGULAR SALE
STAPLE AND Fancy DRY GOODS,
including, in addition TO the usual variety,
THE BALANC OF A JUBBEk'S STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
to be sold without
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM II MAY CONCERN,
consisting OF
SILKS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Dress Patterns Limiting Cloths Dcmesics Prints, Sheetinga
Jeans, korscys &C.. DC.
80 cartons bonnet and iRIMMiNG RlBboNs.
Catalogues and goods now ready.
No. 13s Church street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
A Lien r. MINER, ArCTIONEER.
Ia by ALLEN b. MINER & kROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
TEStNUTIkHVU IJF1. J n
SsesrOoms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries. slT and el9 Broadway.

sslesrooms as chamber. and 4 geade streets
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS,
Of c O'clock at private residence 2S Last Twelfth street.
Ksssaos's saa Of ELEGANT a;ehod Furniture all made
sha@.s. &c, &c., comprising as follows, wiz
solid s 'ffss and and
CHAIRS en- rosewood Centre and Side fables
bo Sta,asry, Sne noisn oil fsiauaes rnolu cloes aud
% ias Ina II bmore M
Dining CARPETS, carvsa and
and Service Silver Plated Glass Warc Cut
and cars rich eS,
Beds Boosters and Pillows heddina &c, &C.
One elegant India long shawl, cor, 81 500.
one One Sse saaars pars rsa rs ss sSnw o
One whtc poins zeal lace shawl. cost s4ol
The a1na a tass the SAFE al oes Of
'''' THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY
eve9,ass aq Fax Fe,: B, VI b2 = As sa@ e # " Gso'
IMPORTANT Gs i fI aeas' 81 hipiHSs Ky ORDER OF
E&hp0Tohs beng tie ool,coton O. ws known
sear decea Cd and copris of well known modern
sGLso foa xccouNr or WHOM It MAY CONCERN.
close IN ices an pay aayanc's aud ebarge. -
ana modern ~ o p psn. basposes os ann 18Th
jagqsryl comprising the Works OF The following dis'n'
!, hi, D,s;ug: e. CT ,5s Ws painted
Thomas suly. Murilo a. Veraet,
NserbacheT, NapB er, Caro- Doici
evening with ca'a'0sfis sFnipAy, res.u
a. private IS avenue. Fourteenth
street, at l019 O'Clock.
Geutee Household Furnnre;T rosewood Boudor Piano.
Mirrors, Bronzes, Paintings. &C., &C.
Particulars Thursday.
SATURDAY, Feb g.
at aalesroonns, 90 Chambers and 77 Resde streets,
assortment OF Furu re, Nrrors, Car
pets Pianos &C., 40, removed for OF aae.
A LBERT d. wALDROE, AUCTToNEER
N SalesTooms hS Liberty and II Cedar street.
Furniture, Carpets Is ding &c
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
at lOI5 O'Clock each dav,
WALDRON & COOkE Will include In tSeT great sale OF
Furniture, &C.,
rosewood and walnut lhamoer suits,
and enameed Chamber SUITS,
rosewood and walnut farlor Sii.ss
Bookcascs Bullets, W aldrobes.
Office and Counting House Furniture,
Bedding OF description,
Carpets, one 9th, Dru@gets,
Table aud Cham Crockerv
Glassware, Cutlery, Hp Y GOODS &C.,
being the tncst OF e0os have offered ~ AUCTION
On exhi, itlou tuls day.
AZ private sale, orern Cigar Store, Union sune ana
Fourth SOCK Fixture ac to be sold at auction en-
Friday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SALES AT ACCTsON.
-s-<~---- ~~--.>s
A Lien b. MINER, AuCTIONEER
IA BY ALLEN n. MIhER x BROTHER,
late HENRY III. LEEDS K MINER
estAbshel ls17.
saie.rooms os ChaInbera and iuI, n Readc r,ree,

late HENRY H. LEEDS MINER
blshed 1917,
salesrooms ~ Chambers and n Rcade streets,
Leeds Art Galleries. el7 and $40 Bfoadway
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, AT tOh O'CLOCK,
at The private residence, No l26 Fast Twelfth street.
Fourth ayenur executors sale OF elegant Household
Furniture,
az male 10 order for the late by Better Newhouse,
al richly carved coturng Parlo Bedroom, Dining hoom
and Library Furniture; rich silk curtains AM aperes;
pattern Meahon Velvet Cafpcs Mantel and Pier MirorB,
hne Bronzes and Paintings, bedding and Mattresses OF a
quality Plated Ware Cutlery aud Porcelain Mants Clocks
ready on Monday and Furniture view day before 1ae by
cara only from auetioneers. y
On the evenings OF THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Feb. %
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos SIT and s1a BRUADWAi,
IMPORTANT SALE OF PAINTINGS, .Bf ORDER OF
EXECUTORS, being the collection Of wei known connos.
feur deceased comprising works Of well known modern
Gnd Oh masters. H#
ALSO, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM II MAY CONCERN
about eu Ie Pictures of the modern and ancient Schools
close invoices aud pay advances and charges.
The pictures Will be exhibition after Monday
~ cat
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

n EDW ARD SCHENCK, Auctiopcer.
HIGHLY IMp0EIhaT SALE Of
E.ROPEAN AND AMERICAN
PAINTINGS,
Acnenback, Paul Biilou Carl Adlon.
Veroeck noycn. A. Kinder, Otto ErdmanB,
Ckas. Jac4ue, FEas. SELL !. Lassaie,
Linseman, nelander, r. AuiTay,
Camille Bianc hoseiagen, n. I. Coiir,
Herei, lenNebcr, Lachepwiz,
Won Willie, lernadi, Albert kruz,
JeTnber., Gesellshap J. Deiser,
Willie Klein. Wnlroedey, Gusin,
N. herren, l.. Toussaint, X. Lorck.
s. Jacobsen, Carl aoT, Prof. Sewer,
&. H0guct, L. Deiters, N. LAM,
larra5an, NorGenberg p. Leray.
AMERICAN.
J. w. Casiear JAS. NJ. Hart, j. NJ. Heade,
w. L.. Sonnog Shatuck, A. K. 1ar,
DAVID johnson, J. II. Irving, X. Van kiten,
j. q. Brown. T. w. Ferry, J. !. Cropsey,
Nm. Hart, Louis Lang, j. Pope,
II. Fenschel, r. u. Nelson J: b. Bristol,
Jerome Ihompson, BsVham, Charin,
J. K. Brevoort, j. d. Smillie, Geo Inn's,
j. II. Dolph, A. I. Brcher, A. w. Thonpsons
HeAking, Julie II. Beers, L. ii. Wies
TO be sold at Auction
No. g. Liberty street.,
on Friday and Saturday, Feb and %, commencing each
day at IL O'Clock. ,.,
The splendid collection 10 now on exhibition, AND
WEDNESDAY, THE 22D.
Ladies' are specially invited to the exhibition.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

A RT sALE-3co CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS AT AUC.
N on this evening Art Gallery, bs7 broadway op-
positc Mctrouoen Hotel, commencing at 715 O'Clock.
u. +. THOMAS. Auctionsev,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

1)AwNBRoKER's SALE.-THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR,
Auctoncer, will sell 50 New Bowery 5C0 lots mems
and wonens Clothing. Blankets, Quilts, &C. By order
CHARLES CUDLlPP, $50 Spring street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

J.BLEECKER, ). SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUG
IA. tion this days-
lat av.4 Lots, .. w. cor. Esd NJ.
ID sv.--2 Lots, n " cor. 73d ".
4ih avs Lots a " cor. 10Th
43d ST. lot, between I'd and Sd avs.
T3d ST. Lots, between % and I'd avs.
ld7tn ST. Lot, leo f. W. 7th av. boulevard.
story brick House No %, with extension ana
lot running through to New Chambers st. house occupied
order: stables IN the
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

4 UCTION NOTICE.-FANCY GOODS, CHINA, CROCK.
~ cry, Yellow Ware. plated Table Cutlery sc PAIRING.
O'Clock at their saesroom 50 Barclay street. general
sortment above goods to be sold the sheves In
city and country retail trade Goods packed ree
OF charge.
A DRIAN Il. MULLER, AUCTiONEER.-vALuABLE
n Third Property at auction. ADRIAN II. null
LER p. r. WILKINS CO. will sell auction, Tues ay
February 2 70 O'Clock, at the Exchange Saesroom Ill
Dwellings Lots situate the westerly side OF Third
enae, between Thirty fourth and Thryh Streets and
known as Nos. 6,0 and 5l2 Third avenue.
4 UCTION NOTICE.-R 4, HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
"A Thursday, February %,
and following days, 104 o'clock, our salesroom,
No. lie Chambers street,
Trade Sale of
American, English German
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Timed and Enameled Ware,
Plated Ware, Tea Trays, Guns, &C., &C.,
comprising full lines of desirable goods, La lots to suit city
and country trade.
Catalogues mornin. Of sale.
Auctioneers, lis Chambers street.
4 RCH JOHN sTON, AUCTIONEER
N 0Gce and sacsroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the
Post olce.
IMMENSE STOCK OF CURLED HAIR
MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS,
STRAW MATTRESSES, BLANKETS, COMFOKTERS, do.
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at eaesroom, ~ N assau street,
being the entire stock OF aarge manufacturing house, all
and perfect.
"-N' = JOHN H. HITLER, Marshal.