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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
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Bertter Treunb!

Wertber Treunb!
llm Stnen iu bspeilen, ba6 aud Bel ben
8atboliten tn bieilser @eseno Elm Uarmes
9era fur pas Sbs,baupt Der Stride fdldst.
bsr,bte i'd In Surge lter pieTeier oes pdpf'
lihen S%ubildums.
8snn i'd bas Set ais cine enttu ia iti6e
Denomination be,eiAne, 70 bu.fen Gle f4
nidt an ben, a%bsenusten Ausorud trbsn =;
er 1T ,u lhnah, UNI bts innise Mnbdnslid,
felt Der biefsen &atbcl,fen an ben Yapt
ridtis pieDersuseben. &m OienNas Mbenb
ben 20. B. oertinbete a%lsemetnes Vlcdens
ssldute bic GrHfnuns Der Setter eineStunbe
lang, uno &ancnenoonner accompanying.
1asftlbe set6ab am folOencen Mpresn,
als am :iaentliden Tef' pber 8%rDnunsstae.
Bonn %1asssanbruh tamen cine MenseTubr.
merle BON ben umltesenpen Srtldaften, he.
LADEN NIT @ldubisen. BON benen 0iele ibsr
prei6i9 Msilen nett berfamen. Grit Der
Depere Bano an Der @pise ap9 cine gro.
,eilon pom @risttstomu mad 9pnanotown,
I'M, amber. Sdaaren pon @laubenssenoGsn,
ote NIT fiesenben Tabnen uno 8annern
anriidten. au hesrlsen. Gin folder Tef3us
tam burh Buchanan, benz fcrtwdbrenb neuer
3arpa1s 3ufieb. gor BEN Naticnal 6otel
trafsn BE 3u3lae pom @nibersuiQe, 6au.
t una, Qittle CHUTE unb Treebpm Elm; Der
impuiante Teaaus wurpe ron Comm. s. 6.
San 3iel bright; NIT Muftteslsituna BE-
CAB fh reritlbe mad Der ct. Sofepbs &irde,
no 3ablretde Dslesattonen BON Center,
G1inston. 6ortohppiQe, @reenpiae, New
QonbUn &c. parteten.
11nterpeHsn mar Der tc6m'fe Btiacf
Melhsr BON @rten Bap per Gifenbatn an.
eefommen unp purbe pom Ct. Sciepb's uno
| ct. Yatrids . Gsrein 3ur Stride BE-
a~leitst, bel rpelher Elm NIT SIM
meraran. 8lumsn, Natnsn unb 8ilbern &C.
lhmidter Altar errihtet mar, UNI ben f1
nun bic encrme golfsmaGe fam melte, I'M
BEN 9c6amte bei3umotnen, rpel4es Rep.
Cael eelebrirte. @uberbem maren ansueienp
bic tcdw 9erren Qenaate pom 6%o1anbtOwn.
@adl pom Bu&anan. Superior @orint uno
@iribalpt Don Nenab unb Nenasba, ger'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

Vttat1enn0gn1e DOu SWotauers gQnptlt>
een.-&ar3lt& wuroen 3u Sort @ia meb'
rere Snbianer 6duptlinse sefansen senom'
men, ppraber 8. 6. Triene, Der pom @taate
1sras gum @ye;ialasenten ernannt pcrben,
UNI bic Yerionen aus3ul6ien, wel&e BON ben
Snbianern an Der @renje ~sefansen senom'
men mursen, folsenpes beri&tt:
General sherman fam baietbR am %.
Mai an unb ssiste ben Bebbroen bic BON
elmer wanbernpen, etpa 100 Wann tarfen,
Snoianerbanoe pom Der &eierse BET Sads.
boro besansensn @crotbaten an, unb aud
cab er iepen perfustarenNann pom renGprts
Niharblon urb @rifin NIT &ationen auf
30 Sage aur 8srfclsuns becrbert babe. nit
Der Subtraction, rer Spur Der &duber bic
mad trren Qasern gu folsen. Die tterauf
auf Der &eferpe tinaescsenen Grfunbisunsen
enttutten bic Sbatia&e, roB S%ahtonta, ei.
bera1tister 9luptlins Der &iowas. nit IN.
sefdbr e%inbunpert fetner 2eute abmsfeno 1ei.
Dies lentte foiprt ben gerDadt auf i'm.
Mm Is. fam @antanta NIT einieen anbern
9duptlinssn, siniaea Sriesern uns eeren
6amilien tubn nab Der Msentur unb per-
lanste cine rlnterrepuns uno ibre &ationen.
Ct betlaste f6, bab man ibm fstne 9intsr'
laossemebre nebR Nunitton selisfsrt babe,
oblaon er Fe serlanst; ct faste, @sneral
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
C prrefppnbens.)
&abajbam, %, Stunt 1871.

Qieber @anberer!
Mit Sseuten beri4te Id, bab infer Ser>
einsleben bereits 1t6ne TrlGte brinst. Wte
bu wsibt, fanb am 20. Nat in Der Guptn
Braueret cine Nbeno naterDaltuno fatt, an
wsl1sr niAt nur @itslieoer bes @ereins,
fonpern aud folAe @sriuren She'll natmen,
Die nod ni6t 3u eemielben eetSren uno bent
mod ibren geitras gu eem wotlttdtisen
3wsde leifeten. Nae raren BON temlel'
brn @stfe beIeelt. Die Wuffbano Der Ser
rem Drummer erparb I6 bel bieIem Nnla6e
bur9 ibr trsffi6ss Spisl bic belonbere
Mnerfennuns Der Gbeilnetmer. Gbenfc bic
6erren @annemann unb @urfbarb bur6 ibre
YorjisliAe Mttuirfuns. Der Neinertras
Der &benrunterbaltuns 1T SOS.
8attolifen en9lii9er Mbfammung, bic
anpeieno .uaren, entidloGen ii&. nt&t BIN
ter tbren beutlden @laabenss,noGen 3urad'
3ubletben, fonbern ebenfa1s einen gerein au
erinben. Dtefen l6btt6sn GntlhluB futr
ten ie benn aud am lesten Sonntaa aus,
inbem fe unter Der 9eiturs uniers Sselfor'
gers bo9w. s. Erobee einen gerein sranoe'
ten, be- bereits 20 Mits'tecn 5d6lt. Mu6
bic Trauen unb Sunefrauen MOLTEN oas
Stri9e tbun, unb peranfalteten etne Tsttlth.
felt, bic BET ben Mmerifanern unter benz Na>
men Strawberry Festival befannt tt. Der
3wed, ben fe a nfrebsr, If bie@raneune Il.
rer fatbolifden @hmefern Shule auf
nddRen 6erbf. &c wdre aherfliis 5u er'
6rtern, we1&e tpob1ttdtise @irtunsen folde
@huten fiji, @emeinosn baben :; bieGrfabruns
benefit Is our @enase. Das5ea bate renn
aud einen fstr sutenGrfols, gu pel6em piel'
Nno'rssldubise mitrirtten, mofar ibnsn tie
@emeinpe tbren Danf ausipri6t. Der
Retnertras 1T 1892. etne betrddti6e CUNT
me, menn man bic 8srbdltnifs Der @emeinre
unb bic unslnlisen 3sttumRdnoe in Be-
tra9t 3etbt.; IS 3eist eben ben suten @inen
unb bic Opferw,nisfeit Der Bemobner BON
@abafbam. SD 3weiFe nidt baran. bab cte
@emeinoe tbren sblen 3med errei6sn ,ptrp,
unp wlni9e Is BON 3erjen. s. q. g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01

-
bic Mitslteber iAon CUR TrabmeRe, ipslde
mad Der Metnun9 bes @eretns 3ura Wobl
unieres bet!isen gaters aufsecpfsrt r'urbe.
3undhf belt Der 8erein DOT BEN Se9tnne
bss fsterlih lepittrten 9oaamtes cine Sro~
3eilion unter @tbet un, bie9ir4e; bas9o9'
amt eelsbrirte bo6w. @farrer SD. Bean pon
@enberlon, aft9irt Don ben @odm. 9erren
3uaed Don ct. @eter unb unferm perebrten
@eellorser @o@m. 9. a6brine. Die Sef'
prebtat belt per ST.. Gslebrant, befen stn'
brudsppne Worte nod LANCE in ben 9sr3en
fetuer :3ut6rn wteoerbauen werben. .
mShten Ge bod an bic erfaltenben 9er3en
Derienioen erfl;nsen, pel4e i'm Besrife fe>
Zen. tbrer liebenoen Mutter Der fattpliI4en
Stride, eerabe iest in tbrer bebrdn8nibpoQen
@tunbe ben @uden 3u febren! Cine md6'
tise ter,ersreifenbe YreDist mar es, psl4e
benz @hwanlenoen in 1ammenben @orten
bsuttia feline unbeilsi4uansre 3ufuaft por>
matte. M6se tbre @irtuns tets NQe gun,
e~ifrtsen. uneri1rpdenen 8efenntntb uniers
@laubens fdrten! Die 46 8ereins Mitelte.
Der empfnsen bann semetni4aftli4, une
mad Der Metnuns bes teilisen @aters, bic
beilise &ommunion. Der trefFi&e Gbpr
unter Der 2ettuns feines eelAdsten Dirtsen'
jen !9r. Qebrer q. Meier that fem MSslt4'
Res, bur4 ben @ortras Der @ede bic Setter
ju pernebren. &1es f4ien 3u wettetfern,
I'M, bieien Sag f4on feiner bcpprlten 8ebeu'
tuns &uesen 70 feterli@ wie m0slt& gu ma
den. Na@mittaes UNI 3wet ubr belt Der
gerein In pooer&esalia sei4madt, unb NIT
Der 2anbes,< Der YdpRlt4en' uno Der Ser
etnsfabne etnen feterlt&m um3us in Der
@taot unter rer 2eituns ~unieres Mari4a1s
9r. Geo. S. Golfer uno tn 8esleituns Der
trefFi9en @batopee 8rabbanb. Der 3us
nabu, unsefdbr cine Stunbe Elm. @ooann
besab iia Der gerein CUR Yfarrei, 100 pom
3rn. YrdIpenten S. T. @irl&er TN Namen
bsdelben Der @oaw. @eiflidteit Der tnntsite
Dant bes 8sreins parsebru4t wurbe. Der
9otm. ST. 0enn erwieeerte In elmer tref'
fi6en Inipra&e, worauf Elm breimalissa
9o9 benz bartbeordnsten Yapfe Yius TX
uno Elm etenfals bretmalises God unfere,
Qiebe unb treuen M~ntdnsli6feit an unferr
apeiten Yetrus uno feline @riefer,
Mlsoann besab li& Der gerein CUR @esper.
na6 wslder bieie Teierli6feit bur6 ben Se'
s:n nit esm bpdmirbisfen Cute unb unte'
pem ber3ertebenben Geianse bes n@robe,
@ptt" beenbt8t puree.
Qanse lebe Wapf Yius TX, br tebr'
| @reis, benz mir In peiter Terne tierburd
uniere treue 2iebe unb unterwarf9feit BE-
meiien mo3ten, uno LANCE nod befebe uni
blabe unter feter &usbrettuns Der ct. So
bannes In terfisun9s.ge rein Don Sbafopee
a1s etn @liep Der un,e106rbaren 8ir4e@brt
I'll auf Grben, uno als Elm srinenber 3wst!
am Baume bes fatboltiaen Central . Der
ems ppn Mmerifa.
Elm Mit9lteb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Guitar babe i'm DOT 3pei Sabren sefansen

Guitar babe i'm DOT 3pei Sabren sefan9en
senommen, aber iest babe bas gertaften
BON Snetaneru aussefptelt; er unb fetne
@efdbrten lsien in 9eras brunten eeweien
unb tdtten feben Mdnner set6otet, babel
aber feds ibrer etsenen :3abl perloren, nnb
fobalo lie Gattonen, @afen, e. bsfommen
bdtten, waroen fe nab tersnt saser am
gosb Sort suriidseben.
@srr Trtenb besab f4 iosleta mad benz
Sort, bas unssfdbr cine Metle Don bsrMsen'
tur ~entfsrnt III, uno meltete Maes benz Sc.
neral S9erman, Der bic @erbaftuns Der
9duptlinse bsfabl. Sn bemielben Musen'
bid fam Santanta gum @snera! un0 ME
terbolte tas eben Geiaste. Ct wuroe TO-
fort fef9enpmm.n, fowie aud bic bsiDsn an
bern @auptlinse @antant unb Bistree gro
Ger gaum). Stre @efdertsa liefsn eaoon,
ldoGen aber i'm Tlieten Yfeile mad ben
5plpaten as, tpas bteie burA @4a0e e.
mioertsn, ppbei Elm Snbtaner setSotet wuroe.
SHERMAN BAT u bon benz Stan1r1e bic
Muslieieruns fdmmtli9er in ibrea 9ancsn
Fl fnbli6en @%efansenen, fopie etne Nnsabl
@eileln fur bas fanitise @pblperbalten oes
9tammes peremtpril@ p%erlanst. Wenn
btele Marobeure ii@ ni@t aS1is antsrmsrfen,
70 ,piro man ben &ries sessn fe beginner.
Die @esenwart unb bas Beifpte1 bes g.
nerals Der &rmee bat ben @tlttdrbeb6roen
III Sort St1 neues 9eben einsef0Bt unb es
Ion nun Zen &aub3asen Don ben Wt@tta
@eferpen na63eras etnGnbe sema4t werbeH.
Mls bic Na9ri9t bon Der @eiansennabme
Der @durtlinse mad ben peridiebenen eas
germ an Der &eierue selanste, fano etne aQ'
aemttne Tlu9t Der &rieser, Srauen une
8inber itatt. Sn renisen Rinutsn paren
6unberte Don 6amilien I'M @ebafA per'
Iawunoen, tnbem 3wst unb bret auf sinem
Nferbe ritten, unb ntats blieb 3urad als BIZ
;3e1te unb 9unbe.
eilber oot Gate Snperior.-Das uNt9t'
aan @pltsblatt" bert1tet In fetner iun9aer
Drummer: Mm @onntas @beno fam bte'
BON @ilber Sslet an Der Moretafe bes GU
pertcr Sees, rim @tld @tlberer5 an, treldes
$500 Yiunb ptest, Elm anberes Don 5Ot
| Nfuno unb IS Tpnnen In Sd6srn. GS fpl
in @sanbotte eeihmol3en werben, uno If
pas gtsentbum Der Silbsr. Ssletg omp., mo-
rim piele Detrotter betbeilist fno. Dae
srSbere @tud pirb etntseGaSe an bemWerf5e
pes Capt. Warb am Tube Der @aYn.S trabe
our @nfAt liessn bleiben. Der @ertb be-
in benz 8srswert bisber "sefunsenen Gr;e'
1T TN Dur9i4nitt $4,000 per Some s~ersfen
unb Is 1T felt Der GrDFnuns Der @&iffabr1
in btefem Jrubtabr beretts fur $4,000 Der
16ift pcrpen. Das o%benerwdbnte Stud
fol- bas srSbte fem, wel&es ie in trsenb e.
mem Bersrerfe Der Groe sefunosn purSe
Die @ilber jslet Comp. 1T Der Na@fo1
ger Montrtal Mintns Gompasnte unb III
@runbeiser'bum an bsr Norbtafe fol- fd
auf 100000 adsr belaufen.
Die Sdasma9er In ben Neu Gnglant
5taaten BADEN einen eemetnfamen Ylpte0
sesen ben befebenben 3oatarif CUR Inter
3ei9nun9 an tire 9anrwertsesnoNen i'm
2anbe In umlauf seieBt.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

THE California papers quite gen. orally approve the Camp Grant mas sacre, and in this they are right. The Alta approves and disapproves iCin the same article-but that is style that journal has in all cases where the pop ular verdict is not fully developed. The Bulletin recites at length good reasons why such massacres are made necessary in self-defense among the Apaches, and, like every sensible man in this Territory, regrets "that the condition of affairs in Ar1zona should drive the settlers into such acts of wholesale massacre." The Sacra- mento Record heartily endorses the slaughter, and the San Diego papers speak of it as "the joyful news" ;" What the eastern press will say, Is yet to be noted. The true state of the case was telegraphed all over the country.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
Sufficiently Convincing.

There was curious scene in Rich mond court on Wednesday. A man had been convicted of an attemp inn properly to influence a trial, and the Judge, in passing sentence upon him said: "1 owe it to you and others perhaps more to you than any other that am sitting here Virginia judge. You elected me to administer the laws of the Commonwealth with an upright and impartial mind, and to keep pure the course of justice in Virginia. I know not better how I can justify your expectation and vindicate the wisdom of your choice, believing you to have offended against the laws of the State, than by imposing upon you the highest penalty of the lava fine of $500 and the costs"
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

and fight their best till death, south of the Gila, so long as the enemy is fed and supplied, and the remainder of the troops are making useless reads to the northward of that fine. When the "Colonel Commanding Department" was lately on tour thereof, observe how he avoided and winked at Camps Grant and Apache and the numerous truthful accounts of beef-fed savages there, and going and coming from the war-path! The two Colonels have managed at last to make war for cer- tain, which 1t Is believed is finally the beginning of the end; and for this relief, terrible as it may prove i'll numerous instances, no doubt, much thanks are due those gentlemen. The one superseded and ordered to report to his proper station,' and the other said to be granted a leave of absence during which he can have chance to recover from the enervatilg effects of a winters lallygagging" with "Loathe the poor Indian" Their proper station would be out on the desert some dis tance from water, whisky and beef, for the next year and half They could repast on the remains of stolen stock from citizens and Government.
 Fancy them drooning as follows:
 1.-Two old crows sat on tree,
 As black as any crows could be.
 Says one old crow unto his mate,
 'Wha, shall we do formate to ate?
 There is horse that's just been slain,
 His body lies on yonder plain.
 We'll perch ourselves on his backbone, |
 And pick his eyes out one by one.' '"
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
Tucson Postal Directory.

t5ag@ Q6tce open from s c. m. tor D. m. ercepx oa Sundd5s, aCten it lgiU De open from 9 to 10 C. n1. anW .fdrther notice. Nails Vest CloSe ct 215 D. m om Sundays,
 Wednesdays aud Fridays; aryiue Sun days, Tuesdays and Ffidays Mails East-Depolt Samdays, Tvesdays aud IhaTsGayS dt F mo-; a1d a1Ti0e Mondays. Thursdays a1,d Saturdays. MailS North-Depdrt ct 4 D. na. on Mondays; a,Tice Saturdays. 1NailS. for Ittbac aud iSoRO''d-DepGlt MOnd0ps dt Sd. 70. |; dTIirP Wednesdays.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

A clergyman, observing poor man by the road breaking stones, and kneeling to get at his work the better, made this remark: 'Ah! John, wish I could break the stony hearts of my hearers as easily as you are breaking those stones" "Perhaps, master you do not work on your knees," was the reply.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

Tor these reasons we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot ail to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & DELONG.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

Goods sent in our care will be forwar- ded over the Fort Yuma Road with dis patch. Mark goods care of A. P. ts SONS, San Diego, California. 6tt
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal.

Delegate in Congress .... R. c. Mccormick Governor, A. F. K. Stafford; res., Tucson Territorial Secretary, Coles BashfOrd Supt. of Indian Affairs, Herman Bendell- Chief Just, John Titus, 1st Dist, Tucson Associate, Isham Reavis, 2d '' La Paz
 ." c. A. Tweed, Sd G Prescott U Atty, c. W. c. Rowell, Arizona city U s Marshal, Edward Phelps, Tucson U Surveyor Gen'l, John Wasson, Tucson Reg'r Land Office, W. J. Berry, Prescott Receiver C George Lount,
 U S Col. In. Rev, Thomas Cordis, Prescott Assessor '' II. A. Bigelow, '' U Special Mail Agent, I. N Dawley
 U s Depositary, c. II. Lord, Tucson
 Dep'y Col'r Gusts, Jas. E. Baker, Tucson
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. WILL CALL AT SAN DIEGO,
 DOWN AND UP.

Departures of the 3d from San Francisc o call at Mazatan, Acapulco, San Jose de Guatemala, and Punta Arenas.
 Fare from San Diego to San Francisco,
 Cabin, $15. Steerage, $s. FREIGHTS-From San Diego to San Franciso, S5 per ton; to New York, Wool .nd Hides ? cts. P tb; Wine in bls l2 cts. t9 gal; in cases, A19 5 1b.
 For China and Japan.
 Steamers leave on the lst of every month punctually at nOor, for Yokohoma and Hongkong, connecting at YOkohoma with the Company's Branch Line for Shanghae via Hiogo and Nagasaki.
 For further particulars, apply to
 ELDRIDGE & IRWIN, Agents. 25tf C.P. TAGGAKT, Agt., San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
Territorial.

Attorney Gen'l, J. E. McCaffrey, Tucson Treasurer, John B. Allen, Auditor, c. H. Lord, Adjutant General, Samuel Hughes, -
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
"Only a Question of BlOod."

W. H. Simpson, who was killed in
 It. Cushing's last fight, was truly a representative of everything good in
 the American pioneer. Educated in almost every school of the world; un- assuming to the last degree; nothing rough or ungentlemanly, and brave as @ lion. The officers and soldiers never tire of telling how he stood up to the rock that partly sheltered him. His first wound was ill the mouth and neck causing the blood to stream there from. Instead of retiring, he desired so much as a gun that would throw more lead than the one he pos sessed; then pointing to his mouth, re- piled as we'll as he could, that 1t was a mere question of blood--bleeding to death. Not having the means any more to mine as he wished, he waited round Tucson for things to become safe enough to prospect on his own account. Things getting worse, he concluded to try 1t for the time with the military. As with hundreds and thousands on the American frontiers, it was only a question of blood" And so they go
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
"THE HUMOR OF IT.o

Full History of the Arizona Indian Wars Desirable--A Tale of Two COIOmels.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
Pima County.

Probate Judge, John Anderson, Unseen District Attorney, J. E. McCafrey, Sheriff, H. Ott, Recorder, Oscar Buckalew, Treasurer, J. II. Archibald,
 U. W. Sweeney, Supervisors, L. M. Jacobs,
 H. L. Hinds, ''
 TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Justice of the Peace, c. H. Meyers Constable, John Miller.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27

WE shall make DO effort to prevent O. H. Rogers, of Ralston, from pub licly avowing himself rogue and fal- sifer, and should he do so, we will not refute the declaration. News paper men who receive his orders, with request to send bill, will do as we'll if not better, to demand thA cash before filling them. It seems the fel- low 1magines silly volunteer cor respondence, published at his special request, entities him to a cash credit. This magnificent display of vain presumption Is worthy the attention of the newspaper fraternity. The dis covery of such man as Rogers am- ply compansates us for our small loss by him, and therefore have conceded his indebtedness on our books.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-27
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Military.

Com nder Dept 4. T.. Gen. Geo Stonenor 1SSistant AdjHt General, Co., F. " Stor< Inspector General, Col. Miltom COggs,ceg Medical Director, F. J Bailey J. c. c. Lee, 4. C. IT., C. D. 0. s. D. D. 4. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

A UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A Col H. Croekery, GiesE plated Table Cutlery &c. FAR.
RINGTOS SfTxhs, Aucionrcrr, VII scli TUESDAY,
NAV 10 O'Clock, their Ssie-f0us ~ Barclay street,
genera Of THE above goods, TO bs solo ths
sIe!,e. 10 !os ~ II 10y sna cnun,y retail trade 6J0s
packed tree Of chArRf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

nR. II. BERTHOLF, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
IL day, at o'clock, at 44 Canal street large and val
she assortment OF Household Furniture &C. several paor
Suits French Plate Mirrors Ceutre Dining
hooscas- Turk sh Lounges Easy Rocking Cha r. rose
wood mahogany and enaneLed Chamber suits liar Mat
Feather Beds and Bedding Plano China and
siyerwme with 80 to Tapesy, rhreepy and other Car
PETS Ocnihs and HOUSEKEEPING also isrle
quantity from families removing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

AGO. sss. g. GFIsTAtAR co. AgcrloNEEss, SALES
any ssarsss ana on
n M 2, whom may concern pacsa.e Of BOOK
ana nrnsue and one Muse one Dressing C.ss
A -n s|to r NEoLEcT TO attend THE AUCTION
rfzI .ysns sS%%sa'I s.s
- At lo O'clock at VA West Twenty . xh street, near
THIS DAY tMonsa s'l s sYs sSe s,.,.n, ana ..,x
Household Furn torc many costly Works OF Art
s oSff sss ssn sa1sS % %
sna bouas f1ds s pssnio rich raror Suit. :.t
as: afai.s Fass. x iasa os1
R.s. sa Ssp; as..: A. I'm U,a1 Room
:nge and double Aes Bureaus, Wsnsan ana spr an
ssS%af waa
u.n;s' LOUNGES Ac. and other articles, numerous
l1x IsXSEEsb'eo'Rsfssdis9 s' CO.. Aus.,.p..r.
Once 3S Bowcry
q. s MAsD At 49," AND POSI-
g gys rs:asnss So Tweayasd rcs Over
this DAY Monday = IVY ''''>
RYR. COTTON. AucTIoNEER
Eas. thirteenth broadway one Of the largest as.
:os pnn e mSa,sSs r%so ars Of Kind de;
iui particulars on Tuesday ana Wednesday.
by NJ. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER
- E CANT Household Furniture, Panofortes,
FER Mitfos hruAos and velvet Carpets Hair Mattresses,
LINING Room and Chamber Furniture old original OIL
fantnIs, Desks Ua,oe Furniture, Sewing Machines,
China, Crockery &C.. on Monday, May g. at lGh O'Clock
n the saiesroons ~ Nassau street.
RY JAMES n MILLER-TUESDAY. MAY O. At 10
O'Clock 81 la Lewis street, the Contents of Brass
FOUNDRY, consisting Engine, Boiler Machinery Beirg
Mouds scales. Lathes Benches Safe, Onice Furniture
lures, SC Catao .ues on morning OF sale.
RARGEA AT AuCTIoN-Bi AUTHORITY OF srPRtME
- Court, will sell TO highest bidder, Wednesday, May
10, At ~ O'Clock, :ho barge WASHINGTON so now es
foot OF Ferry street, North rvor.
HORACE INGERSOLL, Receiver.
BANKRUPT SHOE MANUFACTURERS STOCK, CON.
- sistfng or Shoe Machinery Lasts, Dc, Gnish and
finished shoes and Shoe Materials, Iucstay, Nay at
lois A. NJ. by AARON CLAFLIN CO., Is Murray street.
(SOME AND LXAMINE THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
y hold frnitGrr-r oh rosewood Pano.or.c, Velvet and
Brussels Carpets fine Oh Paintings 6c:o b. Gold puoc
class Household Furniture. Sale positive commencing
lob O'Clock. LUKE FlTZGERALb. This day, At private
residence Ia West Twenty third street. Tha (Monds
nRUGGISTs AND oTHERS.-THE PROMINENT COR.
~ of Canal street and Fifth avenue head Of West
Broadway to he sold at Ion May 81 sale positive close
the estate.
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ID ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTiONEER
III Marsha s,l. &c ,ing Machines, large chowcasa
Will sod m MONDAY, at N O'clock
ut u East Broadway, 10 Wheeler W,.sor.
Grover Baker, Howe snd other sewing Mach nes
In perfect order.
r. McCABss, MarahaL
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COAh AHD WDuO.

dc THE BEST FRESH MINED FAMILY COAL.
@. Soyo Range, Sa AMI Byg. - 10; chesl-
n az yarp Id Icy street. near Arst ~ Albany street.
siGuARp HEATHER.
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A AEON GRlsrALAR CO., AUcTIoNERRs, SALES
"A room o., broadway, win sell day hondsy ay
eo wv; oo'ex Nj to pay advances ami charges ana
aecouh' o. whom II may concern, pacsa.e of BOOK
MARKS, oae so Carpet. psuorotr one ssr,. Gaclos
ana Furniture and Muse stand ana ono prcsstp
aud other art A' A'e'''ss 49,
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4 UcIIoN SALE OF ~ cHANpELIERs, DIFFERENT
~ sizes; GracStts, Pendants, WASH basins SINKS Hon.
pcrs fsrDg stoves, Range ~ nt'tsctsors Gfae Fronts
~ scion copper EDer Platform c,ie 6c. by CDJb
Myrtle avenue Brooklyn.