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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-27
TIME TO NEW pRTEA\S Il HOURS:


N.SEoE, 49,, MAY /. l-1l.
On and after Wednesday,, ll.c Bird inst.
Passenger trains Will leave Monroe daily
t>IunlaA$ excepted at Il. hI.. tHakinr close
with the Ni"k~hurs. and Nerid-
ian Railroad for New Orleans and for All
points north and east.
Through tickets on sale to New Orleans
Memphis, ST. Louis. louisville, and - his
northern and eastern cities Vi, he
Louisville route.
Local tickets OH sale. at all the uu.n.i..
ON line of road 1T rates nearly 70 per cent.
less than before the Interruption Of trains
l,N the recent overflow.
Through bills of laduY given tui every
character Of freight 10 and from ST. Louis.
al rates ~ low as per any "0inpeti ing route.
:::-tf j. W. GREEN, E,ng'r & SuI1
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OUR RFCONSTRUC TEn JUDICIARY.

OUR RFtONSEk(' CITED JUDICIARY.
The widest stretch of y rational i'm
aginatinn cannot furnish Il parallel in
judicial learning and official fitness to
that often exhibited in this state, under
t he Iicw order OF things, i'll the .iniii.-
iStratinn Of justice by some Of our ff%i-
larly organized judicial tribunals. II
does not appear possible that in this
enlightened NElNth century and I'M
der the direct tutrlas:r and protection OF
earth, such documents as these. copied
verbatim below from mcnuinc originals,
ever had or could have :, real eN iStcncc;
hut it is nevertheless a fact that they are
y part of our court records and are the
genuine emanations of Officials chosen
by the Radical party III this parish, or
otherwise appointed lay the Radical
Governor of estate. our pinuS North
ern brethren will doubtless; greet such
evidences of judicial learning With \
smile, and tell IL, that such officers are.
Hood enough, smart enough ami en-
frightened too much for people who are
rebels and l<u-klnX. 1t makes no
difference to US what their comments;
and ask them 10 t.luat their vision will
the results of their efforts to rebuild and
restore enlightened government ri the
South
n
printed warrants filled in Ivy the officer.
whose learning is here made conspicu-
Gus by the use of Italics:
STATE or LorISIANA, u.
Parish nfDuachita.
10 the Sheriff or amy Constable Of Qua
rhita parish-Grectins::
Whereas, due proof has been made
before me by Same Ne E",f.u,H .Stsr that
Il ease tf.StN uu h'n/,'u did ON the IHis
8 day If stay 1871, at the Parish atnr..-
said, commit D.J,,rr Of sat I"hntf,Tt
use On Sane NJ. E;u1,utdG u BE" IDip,''
use D",,y',i weeping ,ciM en- It"l' /"
iii Tie ~e.3'i,,9 u"s 4 l'orn A,li, Il t;H
tie hii, e, muu IF this Zip come miyhiv
ntr' cutting his TOO.
Now, therefore, in the name OF The.
State of Louisiana, you are cnn,n.anurl
before me or the Judge OF said parish,
to be dealt with according to law and
you will summon the following. wit
ne=stS ON behalf OF the. State, Ia appear
instnnter at the examination of said az.
cuSe;t, viz: .It"L Dttris.
This is to show that | go un E.., Iuii:uu'..
bond Tor one hundred dollars 10 appear ii
court. C. IRA BOW MAN.
Given under my hand, on this day
of May 1871. H,Iu,uu i.W,
Justice Of the Peace.
Received the above warrant, in office,
ON the day Of -Mty 1871, and on the =
day of .HtY IS! executed the same by
arresting the accused Es,l TIn,H and
bringing him into court.
george tt.,s/,iuufnn tn, EI,f:f,tLi".
tNDot;&EMENT.l
J,tHyr CDitr.N THr i,o,t'iA ~ CuI..hM.,
lie Justice ~, the peace ttuTt
Ut',J>ifljt j:st}
{ 1 i.Oirui,itl& IYltcc
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-27

The Pennsylvania Eali.Al~, ia tuYir
state Convention ON Tia" i.th, Ir,t OF IN
favor OF Grants denomination tor Pres
idcnt. They arc early "u tic urnud
road To ruin.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-27
LUtKNiI'tfKE STORE,
AND EtII;$ITl'RE REPAIRING.

Th.. undersigned announce In lh- pubic"
that they have made prepar:,t ions 10 engage
IN the Furniture business in tn. new bullet
ing on DcSiarn street, near ii .kiIdcrmanu' =,
and Will keep for sale Il we'll assorted supply
OF Office. and Household Furniture, tI,hulS-
terry mat critlS &C.. which they viii sell at
reasonable prices.
They viii repair Furniture al short notice;
The lon. ON i,..rienc" of he senior part ,irr in
that business. :,ttnrdins good ..,iaraI,t s.
that all jobs win be- we'll an.l i:,i!hfnlly cN-
r..ltri.
j. r. PETERS q go.
Monroe, La, March - lS.l. nA.~it
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STATE or LUti4IANA, ,,-.
Parish of Ouachita.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Qua
c!tt;t PiriSh-GreetinG:
Whereas, due proof Ia" been niI'te
bcfor" me by ii'i,>l'' Sit .%tE| that
Lf'uWy .Sntnrf did, ON tn" IHiS . day
of may 1871, ut the Parish atoreSai
commit q sat ant butt,U nu him WiN
",htu.ta H'pi,'1 WIN !" T,'p to I'm IN"
k,,i}t' ,,if;' ~.t> Il It,.t9 L2,ift int M,
Wii,'esS @,<c 1HW III, ~u,h 4 H,$r ~nS
Drank At Mr Tin. nhtt ht DnuH.
Now, therefore, in the name II the
State of Louisiana, you are commanded
to arrest the said accused and bring
before me or the Judge of Sait parish,
To he dealt with :ur,nriinE To law and
You Will summon the following wit
n"ssea on behalf OF the State, to appear
instantrr ut til" examination of said ar-
cuSei, viz IWu,f II E;t,OW E.u,ji.,iithty
This i to show that go ON Harry S.,v-
n,"nr:'~ h''t"l i..r .ne hundred dollars to APP
pear At court. T.. r.. FTT'u.
Given und"r my hand, on this . day
of May 1871. N,u,n, E,I,
Justice of the Peace
Received the above warrant, in Office,
on the . day of .M,u 1871, and on the .
day of .NtD 1871 executed the same BY
;,rreStin" the accused Ikurtsu .<,'nin,r
amt bringing hiIu into court.
G.n,lr Washington G,,tNt,,hi..
l>Dnl;SEMENT.
I" tie H'riSH Jtulvt IA tnitr.N
M' J'tSi;r" Of TIE D|Uc" Utu',h'i
vtrntt,t EoH
fInk,y' ff,UtttHi'nt
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LAWYERS klkIEFS.

The office OF the pI'ACU.TA IEIEGRAi.A -,
i prepared Ia execute. with accuracy and
pr,.lu ttu"~~, any amount Of t!ii'f wOIk, and
At extremely moderate terms. Members ct
TIA" legal profession thr"ushont North Lou
i>IHIa viii please make u note of this.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-27

Ttpri"r- should "lak" thr nUti ;,n ,>-
empiar, AMI ueN ~ CARY moro them two
nouns Al u I;tlN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-05-27
IA \,N tD,ptC

rhc 'i"thin@. E""I~ Snur~ and Hats are
ali "u~I.,iiI nil.ir and
MANI .ENCrt RED EnR rtIIS NIAki,iI'r.
IN max an" tie above announcements, 4.
prey itt~ y "a. i"ttiH thanks to tie ,,iStnf
'IS al \ W "ll \ Fro, and the public ,.rn.r-
ally, tut would tie ..tIf Ia receive them,
They ~" assured of receiving. the -.t,nr at
tcntiuil a. from the old tuuA.A.
t,lnl.pr |, lS.u. n2:lN
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s.SbS's'.

1 Nr"ui'., Bond of Piedmont and An
~ lihptun Life Insurance" Company, eve
"ut"l lay T.. l.. r"!ri, a. principal, and hN
t;rn. ". Melee and tNlnlit" lhlhtrl, a. 49,
,'uruirN for hIni, IN one Thousand dollars,
The Iiilrr VIII receive l.I"i1rr reward for
.t.-tuIinn. II Ia II. II. NJ LARRY.
MnN1u...I-H General Agent, New Orleans
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FARE TO NEW ORLEANS i.EDt Cf.i:
10 TWELVE. DDff.ARS.
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uAtBEE'S DfftfAL MAP
or /. So E.t
.'H>t f.ihlished, anl.n"w ready Ia" tciirc-
I'N embracing"
ALI THE NEW iSIfES,
AMI everything: clS, of interest IN the State.
Every man of hisines-. and every head .ft
family should have this map.
Price, Sf2 per copy.
Liberal discounts made Ia .tI"r..ct IL
N:t~>ers. who can find rr"titaifr "lnrt"N~
m"mt. Icy addressing"
t:n':At SIt:tI., irn,.ISnrn,
=: ST. Charles Street,
70. Lock firN 49,. Ni:w ORLEANS.
April /, ISL. ..Stiiu
II DKEIEi> ~ Coz.
.>~.-...a>',.;r II, y. H..I It E.t...
GRAND STREET.. MONROE, La.
IN" nt.r," ii"nse viii maintain the relu-
tatinri of TIA" old House, and
MILL %III. '.nri'S FOR CASH ONLY,
-AnI positively
AZ NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
They ha>" just received viii nc con-
DRY GOODS,
BOD T :,
SHOES,
III \ # :
CLoTHI\E,
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Local PASSENGE; TAkitt' Ri2DCCEi
NEARLY "a PER- CENT!
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TRANSPORTATION.

NJ OKIi LOUISIANA II TEAA>
"a !. ROAD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

a UCTfOE ShLE.-THE GESCHEfDf ESTATE, SlTU-
~ atrd leland, the -Four Corners, and for
merry occupied oy u Hescabcr9 and ia'cy ~ Metz Nahan
&C., viii be offered public auction, on tue premises, To-
gethcr separately Saturday April ~ at O'Clock ~
Terms which viii be bbeIa, VIII By made known ~
time sale.
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GUNARD LINE
~ TIE British and North American Royal Mail Steamships,
New York Liverpool, calling at Cork Harbor
CHINA Wednesday, April rs Saturday April 20
SCOTIA. "Wednesday, May MALTA. .Tnursd'v May
JAVA. Wednesday May 10 ALGERIA. Saturday, May
RUSSIA. Wednesdy, May ABYsslNIA saiurd'y, May e
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the Wednesday steamers not carrying steerage:-
First Cabin. .$lS0, gold Second Cabin $50, gold
By the Thursday and Saturday Steamers
First Cabin $780, gold S!eerage. currency
seerage Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills lading given Belfast, Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other ports Continent and for Mediter
ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
Office, No. Bowling Green.
For seerage passage Ill Broadway, Trinity Building
CHARLES g. FKANCKLYN, Agent.
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la. -asssa-.liI a.la 49, - l-s7'4as -
BILLIARDS..


Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
AL. unequaled for accuracy and durability and ap-
proved leading profe playess
constantly hand Tables at prices ranging from $3.50 up
wards also unique styles for dwelling houses.
PHELAN COLLENDER, 7Ss Broadway.
Al -KAvANAGH 4 DECKERS IMPROVED Bill
~ Il. Tables NIL furnshed the celebrated Cat
gu, Cushions at greatly reduced prices New 5xJ Tables
Warerooms corner Canal and Centre streets
TWO OF PIIELANS BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE
i At the Irving House, broadway and Twelfth street.
M u. GRIFFITHS TABLES AND DELANEY,S
w Patent Cushions being substituted In The place
OF the catsnt and Pheian coenders which sufficient
Vosev strset
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COASTWISE SrEAM-HIPS.
pACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY,s LINE TO
L CALIFORNIA XA J fRAkM AND CHINA
KINGSTON, JAMAICA ssiS ANp Pa P2AolFlc COAST OF
MEXICO, cESTTEAE ATERicA. PERU
Steamers leave 18th ana b a.c month excep. when
those dates fall on Sunday then the day previous
viii No. n NSh oi
Aspnwai direct and connecting at Panama with steamer
and San Diego, Cal and also connscas Tor all Central
AND south Pscc ports Freight for last named
steamer AMERICA viii leave San francisco May for
hr app nor rates Of on The foot
of Canal street. r. H. BABY Agent.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
L Line for Charleston, :. g, the Florida POrls
- son,h and Southwest, ,r..-
sailing from pier No North river a3 r. NJ every wejnes
The FRS, elias. .,aew say n asa sa'SrsA'
will sail on Saturday. April a. "
Through passage tickets aud bills adns issued at lowest
For local r' HsSF s'isSs SgSSy CO.. 80 Broadway
For through freight tariff and rates apply 10
or. sEs sEaSS,n D v, AEL s rssnv
The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA viii follow and
TINTED STATES STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
sailing regularly every Thursday sts o'ciock P. NJ. pre-
MISSY gI% Car Ssp. an fsFi sd ,ssT
s3Ek4 GAs raIsn Captain Aams wa Nassau
~ freans ~ M"ps s :. van
K ". HiS5SK President, No. Bowling Green.
HAyASA, IL. sIs . AND VERA CRU ,.,.,,
pier Y Eas. river ats r. NJ. direct 70 Havana. -, !.
ch CIV "a Ph,iEs ayans only Thu,sday, xpr q
SIEoSATsA ES,E. elsSans only; wsdssss
''' 'r'''h' Or Is'i xEEYD2pSybRE SONS B.o.Awa
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lNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid this favore route for the Con
nent wifi sail from pier No Co. North river folows
LAFAYETTE Rousseau ........... Saturday, May 20
ST LAURENT, Lemarie Saturday, June
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. Saturday, June II
Price of passage in gold nncudng wne Brest Havre
First Cabin Second Cabin. $75
These steamers do carry steerage passengers
Excursion Tickets reduced rates
American travellers going and returning from the Cont
Europe taking the steamers OF this line avoid
both transit English and the dscomforts OF
ing the Channel besides saving time trouble and expense
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent,
81 Broadway.
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A FURNITURE FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF RE-
"A. mova to the country-Rich rosewood Parlor Suit
covered in brocate cost SS5J for $780, do 800; Bed
Chairs Curtains, Mirrors in lots to suit purchasers at less
than Residence lis West Twenty seventh street,
costx forx
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JAMts NJ FORD, AuCrIoyEER.-roRD co. SELL
OF large house Ninth street. removed for ~
eae consisting Of ParOr, Dining Bedroom Furnnre in
variety. Also from families removing maLinc
very general assortment for housckeepen ana others
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John ". AUSTEN, AuCTIONEER-Py HAZARD
- APfHokP Co, Real Estate Brokers Aucioneers,
Ito Broadway. The CluD House the New York yarni
Cub at Clifton, Staten island, all It's Furniture
good anchorage; valuable water fronts a most desrabIe
marine villa, perfect order ready for nmedi.t.
occupation II VIII he sod al the Exchange salesroom
~" III broadwsy Friday, April y. 1871 al IL O'Clock
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A UCTTON N0TICE-BY MAX BAYERsDORFER AUG.
n tioneer, VIII seu this day THURSDAY, commencing
at 10Y O'Clock, al private mansion lgf West Twenty
street, between sixth ana seventh avenues,
the richest sale 81 Household Furniture

VIZ .First class tianoorte city maker; Paror suits by
hest cy makers and the latest styles lowered
and brocate silk rep suits, hairc0th Suits Lace
Curtains, Paintings, Br0uzes Etsgeres, Centre Tables,
Vases, Ornaments, Brussels and Velvet Carpets Inresh
Chairs EaaIavngs, Also Dining Room Furniture Bur.
Extension Table, Chairs, Glassware, silver Plate. Din
sets, Urns Casters, Ice Pitchers Bedroom
uitK single and double Be1s'eais
Iar Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Bosters Sheets Bed ing
Bureaus, Washsands Tables, Carpets. Clocks, Lounges
Rockers ChaH 2c Aiso kitchen ami Basement Furniture
In NJ. 900 l1ta Of useful Household turulture.
MAX BAYERSDURIER, Auctioneef Office 3sf Bowery.
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A LOTION NOTTCF.-B UENDRIcKSON, AUCTION
~ will sell Thursday, April q, al 10 O'Clock, ~
~ We sixteenth street opseho Furniture consisting ~
pat ~ octave Chckerng rosewood Piano rosewOod
bne and god brocaie raror sut Velvet Carpet, Mrore
.osrwgod bedroom suit, China, Cut Glassware Kitchen
lensik, de-
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
"A BY ALLEN b. MINER A BROTHER,
late HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER.
Established 1871
Sacsrooms 90 Chambers and ~ Reade streets
Leeds Art Galleries. Nos sl7 and $40 Broadway, souhwes
corner Twelfth street.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier North river foot OF
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesday April
25, at r. M steamship ISAAC BELL. connecting with the
Virginia Tennessee Air line Inland Air
line Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danviie Railroad Through
sener tickets and through bills of adng reduced to
all points South and Southwest.
Apply Office ~, at Office OF the company, l65
Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
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AT f02 WEST IwEXTY.TiiIRD STREET. NEAR NINTH
AVENUE

elegant FURNITURE OF above i've story dwelling consisting OF
rosewood tano stool and Covers elegant French plate Pier
ana aahei rrors. three walnut Paror
Suits satin brocac and top Centre Tables
walnut ana chestnut marble top Chamber Suis pure curled
ialr Matresses French holsters aud Pillows Velvet,
Notation. Brnsses and Threcply Carpets, nearly new
Rugs Brussels stair Carpets, Ea Oicohs marble tor Hat
Rack, walnut Extension Dining Table Chairs marble Ton
Buffet, China and Crockery, Kitchen Furniture Ac No
postponement Catalogues ready.
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RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS AND NEW
~ begnners-A private family declining housekeeping,
Will sell all their elegant Furniture magnificent inaid and
gided Paror Sus covered In satn to order, cost
$780, for s2O0 do, $t0 for $3.50; six reps and hair
cloth SUITS, S66 each Bedroom Sets from S25 upwards
rs Carpets from Soc per yard Tables, Chairs, Buffet
Extension Tables China and s. Ware Bronzes Oh Paint
nes Clocks, Icebox, sc. Household Furniture complete.
Private residence l2O West Twenty-h,r street.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Il ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

FIEH AND
RICH CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
i. H. LUDLOW 4 co. viii sell by auction, on Thursday,
April "a 1871 at II O'Clock A. NJ the private residence,
No. Gus Second avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets
The entire said house. consisting Of elegant carved
solid rosewood Paror Suit Eageres, carved nlad Centre
Table, superby decorated bsque Statuetes and Groups,
elegant Bronzes rich Orou Tables elegant French plate
Pier Glass elegant SIX Cotaaine Curtains rich Lace Cur
walnut Library Table and Bookcase elegant carved black
walnut Hall Stand marble topb superb carved solid rose
wood French Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Armoire .
Gaces wahsands rich Satin Curtains elegant Marble and
Maachc Clock Mattress Bolsters Pillows, elegant Wilton
and Brussels Carpets together with assortment OF China
and Glassware, with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues al No. 3 Pine street.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTIoNEER.

NNOKK WILKINS, II.
WI Elegant Household Furniture nj auction
L. ". LUDLOW h co. will sell at auction on Friday,
April 2 1871 at II o'clock A. NJ at the private residence BE
Fifth avenue between Thirtyh and Ihrysecond Streets
the entire Furniture in said house, consisting of
wood Parlor Suits crimson brocael walnut and gilt Easy
and Side Chairs elegant ebony and ormou Cabinet rose
wood marble Centre Console Tables black
walnut Hastand black walnut Dining Table, carved black
walnut Bufet black walnut Dining and Easy Chairs black
walnut French Bedsteads black Dressing Bureaus,
black walnut Washstands, WardrSbes black walnut
Linen Shades, Oil Paintings Engravings, &c also large
sortment OF Kitchen ana Laundry Utensils Catalogues At
No. 8 Pine street.
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sALES AT AUCTION.

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER,
81 Saesr0oms No. North William street and 2l0 William
street Every convenience Is offered TO parties wishing to
their property for convenience OF sale TO his large
saesrooms Having taken the large store No. 30 William
street, in connection with No. North William street, Fur
be stored until after the ls OF May, when goods
will bring better prices.
Friday, April q,
At II o'clock, at SIS West street. the Lease and Furniture Of
Hotel
Also, at 2 o'clock,
at No. A Maiden lane the Furniture and Fixtures OF
Restaurant
Saturday, 2ath,
NJ the Auction Rooms large lot OF household Furniture.
TOHN WARREN. AUcTIoNEER, is NEW CHAMBERS
q street. will sell At auction Friday 2Sh inst the
old established Bake House 1888 Pearl street, everything COM
plete; sale positive
TUsTUs N. PHELPS. AUCTIONEER.
81 Auction sale of Household Furniture, At New Brighton
Staten slandWhl sell at auction, Friday, April "a 1t
Oh A. M at house occupied BY Colonel Pel Franklin
avenue opposite Episcopal church. New Brighton, s. l.,
complete assortment Of Household Furniture Particulars At
ollce Of auctioneer 81 Cedar street, second door.
TAMES M. MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
q Friday, April D. at 10 o'clock At 722 Broadway Contents
Of Billiard Saloon consisting Of Billiard Tables lPhean
Colenderl, Cues, Racks, Bar Sheves Mirrors Carpets
Mating. Chairs, &c. &C. Catalogues At the Office.
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A JoURNEAY, AUClIONLER,
A. Office No / Pine street.

Executors sale 81 handsome Household Furniture,
Rosewood PanOlorte Chandeliers, 40.
a. 1OIRNEA1 Will sci al auction by order OF eyecu-
tors OF Howard Henderson, deceased, Tit RSDAl,
April ~ postponed from Wednesday, hprl go, At lrJ3
O'Clock, a NJ, n the residence NO lol Wavercv place,
between fh ami Sixth the Furniture SAID house.
ssing N part Of ebony git ParlOr IN satin, satin
brocate Curtains Buh Table Cabinet elegant French
plate per and Mirrors, Chandeliers AuDusson Car
penng antique bronzesi rich Mantle! Clocks rosewood Bed
ssaos, do Deasng Bureaus hnir Mattresses black walnut
pillar Extension Tables, walnut Buffet silver Plated
Ware China, Glassware Kitchen Utensils with which
Mo 4 pine street -'
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EXCURSIONS.

NEW YORK TO SCOTLAND, SWEDEN, NORWAY
~ and Denmark June round trip $40 currency. Ap
plications received until May
AUGUST PETERSOHN, Manager, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27
FURNITURE.

At A SACKIFIUE.-FOR SALE, POMPADOUR STYLE
n satin brocatel paor Suit for $l75 do, $780, Pom
padour style rep Suit Sl00 do, $50 rosewood Piano
forte, cost s6So for $40 Bookcase Tables psn,ing.
Washsands Commodes Mattresses Carpets, Sideboard,
Extension Table &C. cheap for cash. Residence y East
Tenth street. block west of Broadway, between Unver
sy place and Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

Df W. DOUGHTY, AUCIlONEER.
ID Large sale or Household Furniture, this day, 1913
O'clock the "a street. being the Furn
of families removed for convenience safe
consisting Of bne Paror suits IN walnut and rosewood
walnut carved Chamber suits large
CURED HAIR Husk, Wool and straw Mattresses; Pier
MrTos, - ~ Carpets OF kinds Rugs, Drugges
China, Crockery Glass Ware; Once Furniture Dea s.
Bookcases, Dining Room funiture TO be peremptory
Catalogues al Gale
Also,
on Saturday April 49, at IL O'Clock, the entire 81 egan
Furniture contained IN the private resocnce -
l2b street. between Fourth and Finn avenues, including
rosewood PaDoiorte Carpets, Bedding &C.
Catalogues at sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

ID RUSSELL, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 205 HUD
IL. win sell this day. 10 O'CLOCK at 1879 Franklin
street, Contents Of large private boarding. house.
octave mains Piano, Paror Suit, marble top Bureaus
Lounges Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bedroom suits Ex
everything pertaining to Housekeeping Dealers and
housekeepers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER,
L l2l Bowery, win sell this day, AT II o'clock 500 lots
Remnants Undertaking Bedding Boots, Shoes &C. Also
Goats. Pants Vests. BY order Simpson, Somers
Is Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-27

A UCTIoN.-sTORAGE 81 so a LoAD.-ATTEND.-FoR
- Pianos, Furniture. Baggage Dry GOODS and Merehan-
disc aeneryi cash advanced ~ charges
time retained by GEO j. LEVY, Auctioneer SIS Broadway
Houston street.