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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

If the Government would depose the carpet
bag and scalawag scoundrels who exercise Off
ciai authority in the disaffected districts, and
hang nine-tenths Of them, as they deserve TO be
hanged, and forget that Grant can be reelected
only through the agency Of the military, we
would hear nothing more of kuklux outrages
in South Carolina Courier Journal.
If South Carolina would hang nine
tenths" of the kuklux khan, who, under
cover of masks and the midnight dark.
ness murder helpless and unoffending Re-
publicans, "as they deserve to be hanged, y
and teach the remainder of her citizens to
respect law and order, we would hear
nothing more" of the military" in South
Carolina.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

SPEAKER VAUGHN, without a shadow
of authority, has, We learn, appointed a
man named Carlock as Assistant Clerk of
the Senate. This man Carlock draws
from the treasury of Tennessee NOW al
most empty the sum Of six dollars per
day, and in return does absolutely nothing.
1t is said that Senators are disguised, and
some action will surely be taken if they do
their duty. This man Carlock is repre-
sented as utterly incompetent and disqual-
flied; and his appointment is not only an
outrage on law, but crime against the
tax payers of Tennessee. He does moth
ing whatever but read the three newspa-
pers he subscribes for at the State expense.
He is the eye-sOre of the Senate. Will
not the Senate send him home, and save
the State Treasury.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
FOREIGN.

The theater at Darmstsdt, Germany, was
burned on the 24th.-Mexico is again in state
of revolution.-Spain is quiet. No demonstra-
ton against the Savoy dynasty is apprehended.
Ten thousand Communists have been dis
charged.-Thirty men were killed by an explo-
sion in mine at Newcastle on the 27th.-Prince
Gortschakoff was expected in Berlin on Mon
day.-The French army has been reorganized.
1t is said that the past years war against Gu
ba cost Spain $4,000, 0Oo.-It is thought the
French Assembly will remove TO Paris.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

WE will not be surprised at anything
the Legislature does in the future. They
have been in session about one-fifth of the
time allotted to them and have not passed
a single measure of general Importance.
While the finances of the State need seri-
Gus attention, we have heard Of nothing
yet looking in that direction. 1t is said
members are very anxious to SO arrange
Senatorial and Representative districts as
TO secure their reelection, but they seem
interested in nothing else. They found
time, however, on Monday, to give the
rebel General Breckenridge reception.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS of the several
civil districts in the county should under
stand that the school money in the hands
of the County Trustee has been apportion-
ed by the County Judge. They may now
proceed to renumerate the teachers they
have had employed, by giving them or
ders on the County Trustee for their sala-
ries, taking care, however not to draw on
the trustee for more than the amounts due
the respective districts.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

THE Press and Herald speaks of the
CHRONICLE as mercenary paper. In
1865 John Anderson, of Hamilton county,
Radical ofthe deepest dye, whose devo-
ton to the party has never ceased for one
moment, was candidate for the Legisla-
ture. He was fully committed to the policy
of Acknowledgement, and so stated when
ever he spoke on thesubject. The Ramages
then published the american Union at
Chatta nooga. They hoisted Anderson's
name at their masthead and advocated his
election. Shortly after they went to Nash
vile, and gave out that they were going
over to the Republicans. BY this means
they got portion Of the State patronage,
tons, &c. ~-ss s..... rs--. 81
Sam Joined the Union League to keep
up appearances and get State patronage
for their concern. How is that for mer-
eenary? . -
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

on the subject of "a mercenary press" is
respectfully referred to some of the numer-
Gus gentlemen who have been candidates
for office on the Democratic ticket, and
have made bills at the Press and Herald
office
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

A vILER Islander was never perpetrated
upon an honest people than that by the
hirelings Of the Press and Herald upon the
people of Blount county. The proof was
made upon them, and yet they failed to
retract theirmaiici and false statements.
They have no love for the people Of East
Tennessee, and Therefore SANDER them
with impunity.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01
DEMANDING OUR AUTHOR.

The Investigating Committee on alleged
public printing frauds, have, through
their chairman, demanded to know who
furnifhed sketches of the evidence which
have appeared in the CHRONICLE. Their
request was instantly complied with, and
they now have the information. What
next? .'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-01

The Apaches are again raiding into the white
settlements in Arizona
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12

certain reasons have psrdoned Captain
Reinold. Let this pardon be sent to him
at once"
lkla took the pardon.
"There is no occasion to send IL, Sire, "
she said archly. IL can deliver II my
self. Gustavus is concealed iu this
chateau"
"Gustavus again |" cried tho King,
sharply. ais this man your lover p
ale is; aud would have been my has
band"
"Tbon you have deceived me iu every
way" .
"No, sire; you deceived yourself
Had I been ambitious, l might have
sealed your ruin as il is, have saved
Sweden from Queen who would not
have been worthy Of her, and restored to
her King who is"
Ho was determined she should no,
beat him in every way.
"Ikla," he exclaimed, IL will restore
Rcinold to favor, and make him Colo
mel and, as still have my doubts abou
him, marry him. No doubt you will
teach him to obey orders in future and
may he not find"
"What?'
"TLat he has caught Tartar T.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12
A WOman'S Defense Of Dress,

For myself, I should DO thankful to
return to thehabts ofour grand mothers -
buy bonnet which would do to wear ten
years have three dresses, two for every
day and one for "nice," and wear them
year after year till they wear out, without
alteration also twist up my hair in q
plain wad at the back Of my head. l
should then have more time for read.
ing and study, and more money to
spend in books, pictures, and travelling,
to say nothing of the unlimited time and
money for doing good. And know Of
very many women who would be only too
happy to throw aside the wearisome shack
les of fashion. But what would be the
result2 With the maiden, no more
beaux ; with the wife, cessation of de
votion on the part of her husband--re
suits too direful to be contemplated for a
moment. Ispeak what l know, and tes
tify what l have seen. l have myself
been to parties sensibly and economically
clad, aud / was despised and rejected Of
men again l have been moro fashionably
and expensively attired, and had moro
beaux than l knew what to do with. BY
the way, why don't some of the wise ant
sensible bachelors court and marty among
the vast army of working girls =? They
are dressed simply, and are accustomed tc
habits of economy. They would be GLAD
enough of good homes, and would make
excellent wives. They are personally
attractive, and, doubt not, are quite
as refined and intelligent as the averag,
Of fashionable women. Why is ther,
not greater demand for them as wives
and why are not the Flora McFlimseys
drug in the market? Let the facts speal
for themselves. Be not deceived, y, my
brethren! With you lies the fault
from you must come the remedy-refus 81
to pay court to silks, panniers, frills, ant
chignons, and we should 20 over to calic,
in batta,ons. Evening Post.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12
Swallowed a Rat,

The partiality of the darkey for the
sun is proverbial. At MONDAY, with the
fierce rays shining down on his bare head,
the mosquitoes singing around him, and
the flies making amorous dalliance with
his nose aud lips, he sleeps and dreams.
One old darkey in the Fourth district has
daily, for months East, selected the door.
steps Of q prominent residence for his
MONDAY nap. Being driven off one day,
he comes tho next, where head thrown
back and mouth wide open, he snores
away, to the exceeding discontinue Of the
inmates. Called to the door by this dis.
agreeable diapason few days since, the
lady of the house concluded she would
try an experiment. For this pur pose
she procured a small piece of ice, and
dropped it in the huge oriice that served
as Sambos mouth. 1t disappeared like q
shot and with a sncrt and cough,
Sambo started to his feet. "Ugh p be
cried, as the ice sent violent thrills
through his stomach, and bis fingers
clutched nervously the part afflicted
"Whst dis ?" just then some one cried
out in the house that big rat had run
down "Uncle Sans" throat. THIS added
terror to his pain. He rolled on the
banquette, and cried Justify for help
"Fore God, M,ssus, he's guawin' out o
me. I feel him. o. golly, he's kiln
me-" and the whites of the darkeys eyes
protruded like saucers, and the convulsed
and anguished face showed that real pain
was strongly enhanced by his imaginary
terror. 20 golly, how he do jump and
kick about" and Sambo again gave him.
self up to paroxysm OF lamentations.
"Drink warmwater, Uncle Sam, and
drown him." the lady suggested. With
out moments hesitation Sam started fol
the water plug. He turned the crank
and the water started. Sam glued hit
lips to the noszle until his sides wert
pulled out like an inflated balloon. "Hov
do you feel now, Uncle Sam ?" the LADY
inquired, as Sam staggered back to hi
seat. II guess he's drowned, Missus
but here's what's troubling dis chIle--
how's dat rat gwiue to get out oh dar."
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12

Some thieves have been "going
through" the camps Of the "Hoathen
Chinee," on the East Branch below Soda
bar, lately, carrying of provisions, 80.
John in giving version Of the affair,
says that mo catch 'em now, all right
bimo by hell catch EN-, allo same.
In chasing an annoying dog the other
day, Portland man ran against . clothes
line, which widened bis mouth and OK
tracted two teeth without pay, and b.
didn't catch the dog either.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12


When Catharine was Empress Of Rus
Ella she established in southern Russia "a
experimental regiment Of women, and %
the same time established there what was
called q Woman's Republic. A young
man who whipped his wife on the street
caused rebellion among wives, who had
perhaps also suffered like chastisement.
The men were surprised in sleep, aud
made prisoners a deputation of women
came by command of tho Czarins, with
the order that, until countermanded the
women should rule, and the men obedi-
emily obey. The women now filed posi-
tions before occupied by meu. The wife
Of the minister preached and read SER
vice, the wife Of the judge sat on the
bench, the blacksmith's wife presided in
the smithy. The men we're serfs, and
when they rebellsd, we're sold to distant
landowners.
II find, Dick, that you are iu the habi.
Of taking my jokes aud passing them OF
as your own. Do you call that gentle.
manly conduct?" ITO be sure | do,
Tom. A true gentleman will always
take u joke from friend"
At lecture in Liverpool nr. W.
hitehman triumphant!y asked: "Where
is the religiosity Of the authropoid QUAD.
rumana? ?" Tremendous applause. j
All, where indeed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12

An Indian princess, ono Of the fairy.
like, bright Alfarata kind, on Portsge
Lake, bears the touching and euphonious
name "i-am'the.t .toughest-gal- you ever,
did.see."
A fragrant youth of Byron, Wisconsin,
killed thirteen skuuks in one week. Al
they don't encourage him in the parlor he
eats and sleeps in the stable.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-12
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

A ucT1oN sALE-TiIIs DAY, AT I0h O'CLOCK, AT
~ S7s futon street. Brooklyn Of number 2f paror aud
Chamber SUITS Carpets, Extension Tables DINING Cnars,
Bureaus Tables al assortment OF HouSehold Fur
pliure, BY COLE & AUhfAi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

r r. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER.-TRAyEKA GO. SELL
81. this day, at r M At their sassr9om o. urca, Jones
Bedding, &C.. Of private family TRAvEH 90. give
special aud prompt attention TO sa'ss ~ pry'e ies'
dencoa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
FINE ARTS.

A MATErRs OF FINE PAINTINGS VISITING ITALY,
and passing through ombaruy can see ut the residence
OF khieri = CaIcinara n Dcsenrano sui Lagc dGarda
precious and beautiful Painting, guaranteed original, by
Jaoopo Palma vecchio, for sale 1t OF adapted
for private gallery other Institutions.
EoR SALE 1900 PICTURES, ALL KINDS, SUCH AS
II religious pictures the others, lar
aud SINAI sizes Apply at 1872 Bcccker street, second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

T)Y JAMES M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
- THIS DAY tWEDNkSDAYl at 10H A. NJ,
at lib West Twenty. seventh street,
VIII be sold at auction all the contents of above brown
stone residence viz Paor Suits. Carpets Bedroom
fine on Paintings, Mirrors, Bronzes, Ornaments Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture Sverpated China and Crock
cry Ware, Cutlery, DC, &C. magnificent Pianofore
Parlors contain
hne aror Suits covered In rich brocate and French
Mantel and Pier Mirrors Velvet Medallion Carpets; Piano
forte seven octave, rosewood fine NIL modern
Erovemcnts nearly cost $685. Cover Stool and Music
Rack Rosewood Bookcase Etageres, bronzes Ornaments
marble Figures and Vases lace brocatel Curtains
Bedrooms contain
splendid rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Sets
steads Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Wardrobes,
Paintings Mir lace Curtains Corpces Brussels and in
grain Carpets Clocks Ornaments Figures Bronzes Vases
Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets Bed Linen Bolster
Pillows, &c.
Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen
Extension and Side Tables, Chairs, Lounges, Carpets Mir
ros Curtains Siverplaed China and Crockery Tea
SETS Casters, Knives Forks Spoons Sc, &C. useful
articles too numerous TO mention Sale positive,
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
WATCHES, JEvvELRY, Sc.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, FINE JEwELRY
~ and Fancy Goods great bargains, at JOHN CHAM
bERLlNS, 7lb Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

A UCTIoN NOrICE-BY MAX BkTERSDORFER, AUG
N uoneer Will eel This day. WEDNESDAY, com nese ing
at l0z ocoek al pri'ate mansion ia West rwenysixb
street, between Sixth seventh avenues,
the richest sale o Household Furniture
offered this
tiLFru class PanDtor.e, city maker: Par0r
sus styles Marie ABionee Louis III aud stra ght back
In satin aud DrOcaie six rep SUITS hacloth SUITS
Lace Curtains Paintings Brones Etageres Centre Tables
Vases, Ornaments Brussels aid other Carpets Turkish
Chains, Erlravings, &c. Also Dining Room Furniture Buff
fet Extension Table Chairs, Glassware, silver Plated ware
Dinner Urns Casters Ice Pitchers &C. bed,
Furniture Rosewood and walnut BEDROOM Suits stn
ge and double Bedreads Bureaus Eashstands Commodes
Carpets Clocks Lounges, Turkish Chairs Rockers &c
Kitchen and Basement Furniture IN all Don lots OF usS
ful Household Furniture. MAX BAY.EhsDCRFER Auc
tIoneer, 3s4 B0weTv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
by J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AgCTIoNEER.
- At private residence,
No. 4S West Fortvffth between Sixth and Seventh



viii SELL commencing at lO9 O'Clock, all and entire, the
CANT and costly Household Furniture contained in that three
story high soop private residence consisting of solid black
reps five French Plate Pier Mirrors with Git frames solid
black walnut Bedroom Suits and other Bedroom
tage suits, marble top Dressing Cabinets walnut
hogany Bureaus with marble walnut. mahogany and
other Washsands; carved walnut round other
Bedsteads; pier, nut Extension Tables; marble Top
Centre Side Leaf and Round Tables Hair Cloth
Lounges Hair Cloth. Reps Rocker Cane and other Chairs
CURED HAIR Hnsk and other Mattresses Feather Beds PHI
lows Bols'ers, Blankets and Beddin. English Brussels
grain and other Carpets Mante Clocks Mirrors Toilet et
oncloths hne Refserators Cooking Range Silver Plated
and o So Ware Cutlery Crockery, Kitchen tensis
ful descriptive catalogue carry at residence. Buyers
dealers housekeepers specially invited Goods lame
diately removed.
On THURSDAY, eth,
commencing at l0 O'Clock BY descriptive 800 lots of
Household Furniture contained in high stoop in East
Tenth street comprising varied aud general
Herald dav of Sale Catalogue at residence.
On FRIDAY, 2sth,
Of private residence East Threh street. House.
hold Furniture superb octave carved Piano but
little used; egantly carved marble top black walnut Bed
room SUITS. black walnut Harcloth Suits; fine Brussels
Carpets handsome Chromos, by Krause Full particulars
day sale
SAME DAY,
IN West Twenty ninth the entire Furniture board
Ing house comprising the usual general assortment with
Chckering Piano.
On SATURDAY, 29h,
in West Twenty fifth street. avenue English
basement private residence, desirable Household Furniture
Catalogue Will embrace general assortment early resi-
dence day sale
N B.-see Sundays Herald for weeks soles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

~ NJ LEVY. AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL, on THURS.
Ne day. 2,th INST 81 10 O'clock, At l6 waverey place. all
the Furniture contained Ia said house. coRssng the usual
assortment OF Furniture found In genteey Furnished
house, besides Glassware, Crockery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26
pYJCHN a. DUNN, AuCTIoNEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN a CO.,

Will sell on Friday next 18th Instant 1t II o'clock, at No.
u Maiden lane al and entire the large Stock Fixtures,
oNce Furniture, Machinery &C. OF that Tobacco Factory
The stock "a large and in fine Order consisting OF about
2O pounds manufactured Tobacco, large quantity of Leaf
do.
Also the MACHINERY which consists OF horizontal En-
giue eight horse upright Boiler, power
only short time In use; Heater Pump, Steam Pipes,
Gutter, Piesses, Granulator, Dryers, and all other
machinery apperaining TO tobacco factory. to-
gesher with all The Fixtures and Office Furniture
and all Other goods contained in said factory. to be
removed as 1t may purchasers as
the building Is going 70 be ora the
from the premises This safe well worthy the attention
the trade, storekecper spectators others all Goods
have be sold at whatever they fetch Catalogues at
VIII cell the day, the Furniture in
residence No 30 BeccSer Sat;rd4y. our saes-
room 2s Bowery large quantity Of household Furniture.
Monday Nay Il tae Furniture oil large residence No. -
Twenty-scventh street. Catalogues sale.
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sALES AT AUCTION.
JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.

THIS DAY APRIL g.
AZ ~ O'Clock, nj the auction No. North William ~
Large assortment OF handsome black walnut and mahog-
yet brussels and Ingram Carpets, Pier Classes OIL Paintings
Consisting of Parlor Suits In reps black walnut and
hogany marble top Dressing Bureaus, do Washsiands,
black walnut Bedseads Spring and hair Mattresses French
fiIows wool Blankets black walnut and mahogany Ward
Curtains and Lambrequns Sheets Toilet Cookery Lounges
IN reps Al II O'Clock 80 handsome Carpets Also, In front
OF the store, lot of Wagon Stock Wheels HUBS
wagon Bodies, Platform Scales, Wagon Poles, Wheel
barrows, &c.
JACOB BOGART, AUCTI0NEER.
q Marshars sale OF Sewing Machines.
This day, at o'clock p. M, at the auction rooms No.
North Wiliamistreet IL Howe's Sewing Machines.
MATHEW BEIKNE, Marshal.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
I1 ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH cARpErs FIR pH1s AMP nA M I'm MIRRORS,
d LupLow 4 Co will sell by auction, Thursday,
April ~ ls7l at ii O'Clock A. NJ, private residence
No. Eoo Second avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets
The entire in said house, consisting Of elegant carved
solid rosewood Paror Suit EtnReres
Table, superby decorated bisque Satuettes Groups
elegant Bronzes rich Ormolu Tables elegant French plate
Pier Glass elegant SILK Cotaane Curtans rich Lace Cur
tains richly carved black walnut Library Suit
walnut Library Table and Bookcase elegant black
walnut Hall Stand (marble top superb solid
wood French Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Armoire
Gaccs Washstands rich Satin Curtains elegant Marble
Malache Clock, Mattress Bosters Pillows elegant Wilton
and Glassware, with which the sale will commence.
Catalogues No. 3 Pine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

I(Y +. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
Elegant Household Furniture in Rutherurd place. On
thursday April ~ at No. Rutherlurd place stuyvesan
square, the entire rich Furniture Of the private residence
comprising rich Velvet and Brussels Carpets Pier and
Mane French plate Mirrors real Bronzes Clocks
rosewood Paror Suits, rich Curtains and Cornces solid
carved Bedseads aud Dressing Bureaus, rosewood do,
Nardrobes, Bookcases, Centre and Extension Tables
Kitchen Furniture, &C. &C. More particulars To NOR
ca Ia, o.ues will be ready.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
M. CRIsrALAR, AUCrIoNEER.
EEnRnE INV

A NJ CRIsrALAR,- AucrIoNEER
Seventh svenSs Household rs
Carpets BOOKCASE Lounges Bass Music sns 'f Sos
Iron os Safe octave "a snS
same DAY deposit required Dealers aud private buyers
AucsaTroS SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MIR
nea sse &c. h BIC Phsr1 ss steel
%, at ls O'CLOCK, 1873 Remsen street. Brooklyn
A saesrooms Liberty iii Cedar and s. Church street.
as,ssad n0S3sh %s. Eq HOUSTON stree. as
wALpRoN CoSKE Viii se S e. 0 sacsicr THIS DAY
private residence lS9 ws,. Houston
aooys ap~ rosewood psror SUITS
walnut Ssn srsaa. snd
Piano; fine mahogany wardrobc, oak pillar Extension
s:;'i English a1 Ss SS
e sse vail M crockey &C.
" Cabinet and Household Furniture,
wA1pRoN SSA 1Gk Mirrors tr,i' s.. BEDDING &C.
Geo a%s o Cedar
Of sa asas %
Oak and Ensmsled Chamber Sets Booseases Baaets
and csn
Curtains. Bedns aaa E ansy
Goods; Desks Tables &c, from offices, &C. Catalogues
4 IN THURSDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
Horses, Wagons and Harness.
WALDRON h COOKE will sell at auction, at their new
Horse Mart los aud no Cedar street, II head Road and
work Horses, Top and No Top Wagons, Rockaway Park
Phaeton Grocers Wagon, Single and Double Harness.
ny JOHN N. vEpDER AucrIoNEER.
ID Ten years with the late
HENRY H. LEEDS.
THIS DAY, Mt l0J6 O'Clock,
FEzhas HssssPsi 81 5eSHf
Bsds crSesRy u ssd' and
B-Personal attention given OF Furniture at
private residences
Office 81 West Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

IUsTUS NJ. PHELPS AUCTIONEER. .
81 Auction sale Of Household Furniture. Mt New Brighton
Staten Island sell at auction, on fraay, April 28 at
100 A. NJ occupied by Colonel Pe, on Franklin
avenue opposite Episcopal church, New Brighton, l.,
complete assortment OF household FuTDnre Pariicuars nj
Office OF auctjoneer, 81 Cedar street, second noor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-26

A Lien n MINER, AUCrIONEER.
IA BY ALLEN b. MN Err a BROTHER.
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
Established 1s47.)
salesrooms IS CHAMBERS and " Reade streeta
Leeds Galleries. Nos Sl7 and sl9 Broadway southwe.
corner Twelfth street.