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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Annual Report OF the Land Omcc.


The report Of Commissioner Drumm ond, oil
the General Land Office, for the last dsca
year, gives particular attention to discus
sion Homestead lawsa and the laws regard
ing the methods Of di-posing Of mineral lands
and some now legislation is recommended il
both cases.
II is recommended that the provisions oil
the Homestead law be extended so MS to pro.
vide, first, that wives who have been abandon
cd by their husbands may perfect homestead
claims and avail themselves Of the terms Of
settlement made by the husband second, that
Agricultural ColIegescrip be received in cow.
mutation Of homestead entries third 3.
the term of service rendered by the soldier.
10 the war Of the rebellion be deducted from
the five years settlement and cultivation re.
quirci by law
In regard to pre.cmptions 1t !. proposed
that existing laws be somodifcl as TO extend
the right OF settlement TO homestead claim.
ants, thus uniting ia our statute the princi.
pal features Of both laws. Over 100000 land
entries were made the past year, ending june
30, 1871, and over $4,000 OF them were ap.
proved and passed for patent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

D|Chief Justice Cartier, of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, has Just
delivered an opinion in the cases of the ladies
who attempted to register and vote at the
last election, and who brought actions against
the officers for not receiving their ballots.
Their claim rested on the fourteenth aud IF.
teenth amendments to the Constitution of the
United States, whose logical inference they
say, makes them voters. Judge Cartier dc.
cides that the constitutional provision, thus
applied, is one which does not execute itself,
and therefore women can not vote in the Dis.
trict until empowered to do so by Congress
sional legislation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

" Mrs, Victoria G. Woodruff delivered
lecture Monday evening at stcinway Hall,
New York, before a good audience, on the
principles of social freedom. Theodore Til
ton, her brilliant biographcr, presided and in.
troduced the lecturer Everything went
smoothly until Mrs. Woodruff began to speak
freely Of her peculiar doctrines Of free love.
ISM when Mrs BROKER, who was seated in
a box near the stage, leaped down and ex.
citedly asked the speaker how she dared to
enunciate such sentiments. Mrs. BROKER
then entered into reiutation Of Mrs Wood.
hull's theories amidst a noise and confusion
equal to that at Tammany primary. The
audience Kissed, cheered and laughed nv
turns, but still Mrs. BROKER Cnee Claain,
kept on her vigorous TRADE, until at length
policeman took her from the stage. After
the lecture she delivered an address in which
she vigorously attacked Mrs. Woodhulrs
doctrines, Mrs. BROKER is Mrs. Woodhull's
sister.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
I"I II' NJ 1900
rolilIcnl Rlng>.

rae lead,n, editorial of week b,r,re D.-.
ioi.liaa. did mot Gil q, attract t,s attention, off
many intelligent and re0eetinr render. off VAN,
Journal Atlcast. il would seem hardly n,-.,le
that careful impartial observers off MISSING eye,t.
and political tendencies. should fdl To notice and
TO approve. in the mnin the timely i,ii,i,,,. amid
successive rap,rks ,..por,..a.i .i,,..lo "a
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Notes and Comments.

and one or two Of them will certainly be Re-
publican mex, year. The current is all ono
way.
.-Abody of troops entered Shelby (N.Cl
thc other night, whcroupon the ku-Kluxos
ran away To- their shirts. The Boston Trar.
e1cr says that town should drop the honorable
name of Shelby, and borrow that Of a place
in Indiana known by the pleasing aud roman.
Gle arpe.ation of Shrt-Til Bond
Tho Boston Commonwealth woman
suffrage paper aJ Hon James A. Gar
iel ani Hon George W Julian, early wo-
man .uameis,., hive, we learn, fallen from
the good work frightened from their propri-
ciy aud advocacy by Che Woodhul.Cloain
demonstration
There are veny.throc colorci men ia
tbc Legislature of Georgia four senator.
and nineteen Representatives. Things are
progressing To- Che South. Twelve years ago
$50 should much sooner have thought Of seeing
c5lorca ncn 10 tae Legislature Of Nassachu-
.otts that chat of Georgia
The Secretary of the National Bcpubli.
cam Exoea,i,c Committee b,. issued a call
TO b,yc m.,,io, d, Washington ON IN,
l1horJ,oo,ry a. d..;l. whom and ,yb.r.
The next Republican Presidential Convention
shall be held. Sohras the members of the
committee have been heard from. Ncw York
city favored
There +. m,,h r.lii.I ,v.,,.m.o, in
Sp,in b1t There oro cy ioai,,,ior. of , r,.
SORT to arm. and Nh. r.,, t,;r,or5 nj. .Jho
ro,,s ..cm ,o ~. ,p.t r,w m,s,,r. or b,
.iu,tiop Tho mead off thc co,o,ry 4. reoeo
and IL n, oiro ,bo,, p,,t h. KIM, rii IL,
.crvc ,bon,h a. NAV mat ro..;,o bo c.ot;.
t,do of tbc Ac.ri.,n r.o,i.
IL T. p'oloSeu 'n 'le District OF OoIum'
''' 10 subscribe " 'n''',ou dollars TO 'ne stock
VI 'N' W aS"'us'0n anu ONO ha'lroad Com
ldu1s luc DlhO0 10 hC maze payable M HUI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

The Portland Argus tried 10 call a
friend "a noble old burgher, proudly loving
MS native State which neat little eompli.
menl came from the compositor's hands read
a naked state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

brigham Young is reported at Provo
drilling the Nauvoo Legion, also fleeing Il
Arizona and attending conference. Mean.
time GA wives and largo and well chosen
assortment Of children mourn his absence,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

il is announced that Ercry SqiurdqB is
about to rohnquish It's character as an illus.
trated paper and resume It's original position
as journal of choice reading" There is
a field here which it can Gll better than an
unsuccessful rivalry with lIarpcrs IFcciIv.
whose prc-emlnencc as au illustrated paper
prccludes serious competition. We confess
that we were more attracted to Ercyy Sqtur.
dag in its earlier dress than in It's later an.
pearance, and welcome its return to a sphere
where it was always delightful As to Har-
per's, it has several adjuncts which give it an
Incompatible advantage in its own field la
the first place, its political department, under
the direction Of Mr.. Curtis, is always thought.
full strong and weighty There are no finer
discussions Of public affairs than those which
come from his graceful pen. Ia the second
place, the cartoons Of Mast are host in them.
selves. The greatest Of caricaturists, he has
had the greatest Of opportunities in the Tam
many exposures and has employed it with
consummate genius and power. His portrait.
ures so brilliant 10 their conception, 50 vivid
in their execution, so direct aud pointed in
their object, so matchless ia all their artistic
details have constituted the most remarkable
series Of political sketches ever deyeloped.
Harpor's has achieved wonderful success.
and has fully deserved it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

D. five may believe a Washington cor.
respondent who is usually accurate in hi.
statements, the Civil Service Commission is
hopeful. Its members express the utmost
confidence in therpIan of competitive examin-
ations, and hope to be able to do away entire
y with the pcrnicious system Of official pat.
ronage, under which incompetency has become
too generally the rule in Government offices.
So be it. Why people so emnentIy prac-
teal as We, should have consented during all
these years to any test other than that Of
competency in the selection of our official SER
wants must ever remain a mystery. We cx
anime critically the qualifications Of the err
rand-boys and the porters who serve Us per.
sonally, but select the men who are to man
age our great partnership business at Wash
ington because Of their ability to cajolo low
voters in the interest Of unworthy politicians
If the Civil Service Commission can up
root this evil Of long standing its members
will have done more fer the future Of the
country than one body Of men can usually ac
complish within a lifetime.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

" Expectation, which has waited long on
tip.toe, is at last satisfied with the arrival of
the Prince Alexis, who is distinguished as
much by his charming person as by his royal
birth Neptune, not yet willing to come un-
der the dominion Of Russia, gave him rough
waters and unfayorable winds, which greatly
prolonged his voyage, but Venus will repay
him for these discomforts with the smiles OF
beauty lie will be permitted to see what il
best Of our institutions, aud lavors and atten
tions will be showered upon him alike by thos,
who from commendabe motives wish to Civ,
him favorable impression of our country
and its people, aud by those whose delight i
always is to fawn upon titled visitors Tha
he will everywhere be courteously received
is due alike to our own reputation aud to hi
honorod father, who was our true friend at
time when other European rulers were scarcel,
cordial in their demeanor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

o. The Providence journal, Senator An
thongs paper--coudemns Vice President
Coliax for breach of party discipline in
announcing that he would not accept re-
nomination, and declares that the best way to
rebuke him for medding with matters which
belong to the National Convention is to make
him the candidate again, 1t thinks the names
of Grant and Colfax are pleasantly familiar
to the people, aud should be again presented
to them in conjunction. If the declared
wishes aud purposes of Mr.. Colfax could safe
ly be ignored in this way, it would undcubt-
eily be acceptable to the people
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

bo r,.,i,... .rcl a., ,li., ..,i.
boc,oso lcisi,lo,-,, .,-,,.a,,.,. ,.... 100
ses rbc cllo,rir, viii .cr,. AZ, ,n,,...'.i''.
One Sunlov m,rpin, in ,o,i r-c, L..a,,..s.,
q, .orp,,, nm fine sinf,ir... ,,l -
man nature and 10 WIS one OF his most iunre-
siye sermons. After This, De read the hymn
commenting
ri utT i, a,iyl ,. J. thg n'-ht
Tn christ wIm hi. r5iune lslt
0'.' o'' ',D'' '''''
"," .o n'l N.''.e' reading Tie organ c'n-
ue"''N lN'9 ihs ihe lihIH"r luhe bmW-. 1T
''.' instant q '''''' ''n 'u,ncl up TO Mr. Beech
"e ,-' '''' mn Wv" up VI "i''' ''f
n gyn'i. limo tbc .r',o ,oI finished ,,. .a-o
and the vast congregation was ready to ioin in
singing Mr. b spmne to his feet, eveaimius-
% i have some news to Tell you' and after That we
W." guy j. u'N'''", 'u"'' NneF'" ne then'
dcn,r,mort nr,onncin, Nm. 5cr.,t # tlo pat.i
General Early, by Gen. Sheridan. and how he
had sent him "whrling down the valley e.
"Now' said Mr. Beeeher' "sins AmTia,-
''''S '"' Y "" ''"y' ana S''9 nom.
y ,',g,S u 'l'''''Vi'S "ou'D no' lave startled
gotion yos so,in ~ ,lc tos " 49, ,''' o'' ''
by the powerful organ
My country, q. of thee.
OF i ine ,'Is si nj iia''''''
Ladies waving their handkerchief.. and some men.
in attempting to sing, would fairly cry for joy.
Ana so the whole hymn was sung amid tears of
JOY ,i r''D '''p',S ~ 'u','A.s',,os
sccno i. ne rrc.r No ,o.torla ,.''' " ''' 's' .''
100
" The Congregationalsts, through their
representatives assembled at Oberin, have
now organized National Council, which is
to meet once in three years. and NAV be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

G"Some Of the prominent Democrats Of
the country are about to meet in council at
New York, to devise plan for the next
Presidential campaign 1t is intimated that
they are trying to find some prominent and
popular Republican who can be induced to
accept their nomination for Chief Magistrate.
Chief Justice Chase has been regarded as
ready to accede to their wishes for so long a
time that he has lost influence by his suppos.
ed sympathies and new man is desired We
suspect that they cannot offer inducements
which any influential Republican will accent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Watnhman s. Journal.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1871
Public Improvements.

TGRNst2,oo per year, strictly 10 advance or$A1'
II not paid within three months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

The Mormon leaders, it is now intimat-
ed, will abandon polygamy if that will end
the persecution against them, They are
willing to sacrifice their surplus wives 10 save
their pigs and chickens and other property,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

" A Washington despatch states that tn,
Senate Finance Committee will soon com
mence the revision of the tariff aud tax laws
Prominent members Of this committee expires,
the belief that taxation may be reduced fifty
to one hundred millions annually without
detriment to the public service. This con
clusion has been reached after careful CO.
operation with Secretary Boutwell,, Commits
sioner Douglass and prominent revenue Off
GERS, also distilers aud tobacco manufacturers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
STATE MA1TERS.

The sheep breeding business in Addison COMMIT.
IS lookingup again. loyi Woloott. of Shorol,r,
SOLD two ram lambs the 18th Of November r.
two hundred dollars, to Merrill Bingham ana
joel Randall, of West Cornwall One Of An.
parties offered Orson Jones three hundred d,l
lars fortlc .iro of these lambs.
nfvNiNuroN COUNTY
The Catholic society OF North Bennington lo,o
purchased theold academy building, and will SOM
convert It into a church.
The depot ut North Bennington was opened D.,
means Of false keys, on Thursday night and a box
containing silk dress for Mrs A. w. Park, and
some other express matter besides some cloihin,
was taken On the same nightE. C. lloughton.
store was broken open by boring hole through
the door and removing the bolt
CALEDONIA couNrY.
man named Charles Barnet, while engaged
in ohoppng wood at Walden, on Saturday Of la.t
week, wa. irghuully cut with nm axe one foot
being nearly severed from tlc Leg.
The NJ. D. church OF ST. Johnsbury Centre.
was re-dciimtel, with appropriate ceremonies. On
the 18Th INST
omuNnN COUNTY.
Ihe Burlington Board ul rmde has appointed
committee % prepare memorial 90 Congress
urging the extension or che Burlington break
water os vital 20 tae commercial interests OF Oh.
whole Cmupnin valley
FRANKLIN oorNry.
the new caurchc- in Richrord or, aparo,cbips
TO completion The Methodist bou.e ,,iu ~.
rr4.Iu T.r .T..Ii...t f..ft f. Ola. o. Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

f" A thing Of beauty Il a 10Y i0Feyeri
lie lOfeness Increases twill never
Pass into nothingness but will still keep
A bower quiet for us aud q sleep,
Full Of sweet dreams AID healthsnl quiet breathing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

r g. wEINBERGER,, AuCIIoNEER-sELLs THIS
LIE day Mondav May ~ at ION o'clock, at no. 81 Oak
ss the stock and F,Iurcs Of grocery and liquor aors
VIII Conntcrs Shev'ngs, Groeas Scales, stores Chairs
1nbes, Liquors. wines, re- Also Horse And Express
WAGON Baie positive. 10 lots suit dealers and Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
~ MAX BAYERDoRFER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.-

this day fMONnAY), commencing at l0l6 o'clock,
al vae mansion VA West Twenty sixth STREET. sixth
avenue, genteei Household Furnre Panofore Bronzes.
Carpets Velvet and Brussels: Palor Suits In satin and bro
catcl Cabinets Jardniercs, Lace Curtdas centre Tables,
Etsgeres Bookcase, Library Tables Mirrors, Clocks Turk
tsh Chairs, Ornaments, &C. Dining Room Furniture,
Extension Table II feet; Buffet, Chairs PIaa and Silver
ware Casters Ice Pitchers, Dinner and Tea Seta China
Glassware, Cutlery. &c. aso Bedroom Suits In rosewood
and walnut; Single ana Double Bedseads, Bureaus Wash
stands Commode, wardrobes Spring. nir and Felt Beds,
Pillows Bedding Ac; also Kitchen and Basement Furni-
turc C0as Ice Box Clocks and other articles
numerous to mention Sale positive.
MAX BAYERDORFER 4 CO., Auctlonecrs,
Office ysl BoweIv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
FURNITURE.


AT 40 WEST TwENrY.TnIRD STREET, rRIvArE
caress cost Palor suts Bedroom Sets, Beds:eacs Bn
ias.' bronsss Fsares .pisada y Psasiss son.
and Tea Sets, lxssn.on Tables coeks, Cutlery, Curtains
Carpets. &C. Call before purchasing. n. B.-Mlst sell
MAdNIFIcENT INLAID poapApoUR STYLE
Be- a ssS rep. s o s
wood ~ octave raDofore, and walnut Chamber
5.sa .d. rss;
fifth avenue and University paos.
AT ERNEST HOrHs PARLoR SIT MANUrACroRy.
IA b0 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Nulbsrry
$50 up..ra Fo@p%ns ami '. s 81 ys Suits IN
81 q 9 up + Room
.pTs very cheap Tor cash. Goods delivered boxed and
A COOP GOOD CHANCE FOR rAnrlLs !, CONN COMMENCING
~ Yves, Twenty SIKH avenue, FOR
Room. Bedroom and Basement furniars 10. '' D'"''a
MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUR, PoMpA-
Goa, @ ons $ @ up.r %e z
Panoforic $3.50 Tor $a7s Marqncsrie oabne Fables
nsur Wys. Carpets rosewood and salaa, Bureaus BED
sssr wars: :s: Ware hs Original s :ss s,r ro ss;
ture OF private residence rs wes Fifteenth street near Wan,
CHASING prSsssrs :" family leaving city, Can
1IUKNITuKE. CARPETS AND BEDDING AT VERY
low prices for cash or 10 eachange Tor Merehan-
rHWAITEs. los Chatham street, Roosevelt street
E'URNITURE CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED
forms! oF%SsEs w: .rnpsa Win s asSsc on easy
Monthly and weekly payments taken.
IMPORTANT TO HOusEKEEPERs. CARPETS, FgR.
S sse sss Az q Il rsIssd goSes %ons
ner rwenty -hfih street.
MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAyMENTs--cARpETs.
Nl Furniture. Bedding, 80. : -.
$3.50 Third avenue, near Twenty Ghth srcst
Frlccs lower Than any oshos house Ia the cis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

u HERMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
>, Stoves Tnwsrs, Cooking Utensils &C. On Ine.day
Store consisting Of Cooking Stoves Ranges Par
ior Stoves, al kinds OF Tin Ware, Cooking Utensils kee
Crates &c To be sold III cs snabs 70 dealers snd noS
keepers. L. RiNDskofr, C'V MarahsL
this day II o'clock, Al 73a Third avenue, the Stock
81 Boot Shoe Store cons sting OF hrs assortment Of
and Boys Boots and Shoes; also quantity Of Leather,
'A"'' 49, o." MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
H. SHIELDS, Deputy.
this day !Mond iah O'clock at ~ Ws.s
uor Store Standing Casks, Barrels, Beer Pumps Count
CIR, Blinds Stove, Shelving, Bottles. &c
v1yILLrAM ABBOTT AUoTiONEER.-BY VIRTUE OF
w chsitel mortgage. will SELL at ~ O'Clock on Aenday
ed Inst Stock and Fixtures Of the grocery store No us
bay and double Of Harness. single Harness
one Double Trucs Grocery Wagon Platform AN Other
all other Fixtures and stock contained In said
store PATRicK COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgage. !.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIONEER-By VIRTUE OF
w chat,el mortgage will SELL At Y O'Clock on Monday
22 ins Fixtures Of the Grocery Store NO. 3l Mulberry
snd al She vna Ice Box wiring Desk cocx Ale Pumps
Scales aud Al chs Fixture, esasansa therein
yVlLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTloNEER--oFFlcEN NO. 8
lo o'clock the Fixtures OF the Liquor Store sDs
Front street. corner OF ,ouvenenr one ionrpuh Eng.s
Measures, Glassware, &C.
MM Writer'S SELLS THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK.
wv ut 454 Canal street. through p. v Il. BkRfhoLf,
Goods Also Goods remaining on storage, DC
NJ LILLIAN ABBOTT. AUcTIoNEER, OFFICE NO o
w City Hall place, viii sell on Tuesday, at o's osock,
Furniture. Carpets and vi ciohs. one octave s.eaway
Piano, Extension Table solid carved walnut Beiseais.
crocisrv. &C. Xiso ii Il cclocs ono brown Mare and a
prose- Wagon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION
n Housekeepers boe keepers and the trade.
The largest opportunity at this season,
over Ss5,oOo wGTT..as and uver 800 lots

over $4,000 wGss..as nj uver 500 lus
elegant ana scnteei Household Furniture
At puoic auction. Il. NICHOLS, Auctionecr.
This MondaY) morning, May - Ivy O'Clock precisely,
Eve residence, II East Tenth street, be-
tween Broadway Fifth avenue, Firth Vel
Brussels, Medallion Carpets magnificent rosewood M
eight Parior Suits latest style,
covered with satin brocate and velvet Pier AMI Oval
Mirrors Paintings Bronxes Clocks Etageres, Bookcases
Turkish Lounge Chairs Il walnut Chamber
Suits Bedsteads Bureas Wnshstands Commodes spring
Lounges two walnut Extension Tables Sdeboards, Dining
Chairs GLASS; China and slverware, Cutlery &C. Sale posi-
five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

N. CRIsTALAR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
A.. Watches JeweIy, Silverware, being the stock OF
}ewelier declining business consisting OF 90 and Silver
by auction Tuesday. May o. io,p O'Clock. 5s8
Broadway, Houston street. ID alers and public invited
A UCTION SALE THIS DAy-BY T. q. MACY; SALE
"A TO commence al II o'clock chance for private
families the entire Household Furniture OF l19 Greenwich
street, elegant lot of brocae and Suits English Brus
sells Carpetng fine on Paintings Chomos, Satuary &c. &c.
Dealers in vited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
JENRy Is. HERTs, AUcTroNBER.

HENRY Is. HERTs, AUCTIoNEER.
IL salesrooms and Art Galleries s6 and sos Broadway
formerly Dodworth Hall, opposite Eleventh street.
ART OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ihetac OF Original Paintings, Sketches and Drawings,
for the benent of the Newman Fund.
advertised Tor Monday. May 90 unavoidaby postponed TIL
Ihmslay, the Goth inst, mt ~ O'Clock, Ut tho
HER1S ART GALLERY, s06 AND 800 BROADWAY.
The picture. are now exhibition as above
Fun particulars In Wednesdays Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

n Y. II. BERTHoLr, AUcTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
~. day at O'clock At - Canal street. aiarge and vnua
bic assortment OF Household Furniture 30, from families
and Others; soma fine Parior Suits French plate Mhrora
Curtains Centre, Dining and Tea Tabes; Etasecs, Piano.
black walnut, mahogany and enAmcied Chamber Suits
Curisd Hair Ma,,resss Feather Beds and Bedding, Book
Ware stoves 90 to 80 tine Carpets oEclohs also about
1900 yards olcoth very slightly danaged by hre aso =
Sewing Machines, with various other ots for
the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

by EDWIN NICHOLS. AUCTIONEER.-THTS (MON.
day. afternoon, At o'clock precisely, handsome House,
W Brevoor place West Tenth street. beween Univert ny
place and sixth ayrnueVevet Brussels Csrpc; magnh-
cent rosewood Pianofore elegant Psror Suits Tables Eta
ceres Bookcases Mirrors, Curtains. Painogs Bronzes
Cocks, Icdstcads, Bureaus Mattresses Louugcs Sofas
Chairs, Buffet Extension Table; GLASS; China and Silver
Ware Table Cutlery, &c. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

90 WEST TwENTY.sECoSD srREET.-HANDsoNE
,v -nr 81 R5oms second foor also large Extension
Room, with Board.
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DOTH STREET. EAST, NO. S9n-A FEW GENTLEMEN
on can be accommodated with furnished Rooms, with or
without Board; references required.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
- WIN sell on Monday, May "a, at 10x o'clock,
At the salcsrooms ~ Nassau street. In continuation by v
tue OF chatte mortgage Hotel Furniture Paor Suits,
large assortment Of Ca pets cnred Hair Mattresses SHOW
particulars see catalogue At SALE By order OF the mort
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y iTH STREET, l4s, LhsT.-HAEps0MELY FUR
III nisheG Rooms, with Board, to gentlemen and tact
ne house brat class; location den.
ful References exchanged.