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PRICES-A Fair Offer.


If the Merchants in your place will not
furnish, OR send for the Machines, send US
the retail price, Washer Sl4, Extra Wringcr
So, and we will forward either or both ma.
chires, free Of freight, to places where no
me s selling; and so sure are we they will
be liked, that we agree to refund the money
If any one wishes to return the machines
free of freight, after months trial, accord
ing to directions.
No husband, father or brother should per-
mt tie drudgery of washing with the hands,
ffty-two days in the year, when it can be
done better, more expeditiously, with less
labor and no injury to the garments, by
Doty Clothes WASHER, and a Universal
Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom libe-
raj discounts are made
R. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
30 Cortlanct st. New York.
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A New Stock of Sheet Music lust
received at Orvs & Canes Music House.
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THE SKATING RINK.-Since the
opening OF the Skating Park, the visitors at
this fayorite place of resort have had a
most happy and charming time. On
every favorable evening the lovers OF the
skatorial art have been out in large mum
bers, taking part in this favorite and heal
thy pastime. Messrs. Eaton d Green were
not prepared to entertain the vast nu nberS
that haze 1ockcd to their place ofentertaln-
ment and to provide for their comfortable
reception, the proprietors last week built a
large addition to their premises, enabling
them now TO receive their patrons in the
most agreeable and pleasant manner A
most cheerful and pleasing feature at the
Park is the sweet and enliyeuing music dis
coursed on Wednesday and Saturday even
ings of each week, by the fiue brass band OF
this city, giving an additional zest to the
otherwise lively times, experienced by all
present. We advise everybody TO bay tick
ct to the Park, for never since our receliec'-
Jon could so much downright enjoyment,
80 tbt inC6 for lie sane Cutlav.
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LUMBER YARDS.
O. K. COE,

DEALER in Lumb. r, Single and Lath,
~ corner OF Clyman and Fourth Streets
Eatertown Wis
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5oHN HHYMANN, GEORGE MCMILLEN
j. HEYMANN & co.
IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and
L Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
man ufacturers of choice Cigars.
The purtst California Wines and Bran
lies cons family on hand.
Watertown, Aug. 8, 1870.
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Doty's Washing Machine.

U0CV'S w aSnlDg- Machine.
ca ELY MUCH lMpRovED-AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
improved with RowELL's PATENT Coo
WHEELS, and the PATENT Srop, are now I'M
luestionably far superior to any apparatus
Tor washing ciot hes ever invented, aud will
save their cost twice year, by saving la
Dor and cloths.
Those who have used them give testimony
IS follows:
"We like our machine much could not
he persuaded TO d. without it and with the
lid of Doty, we feel that we are masters of
the position. Req. L. Scott, Bishop H. E,
Church.
SIN the laundry of my house there is
perpetual Thanksgiving on Mondays for the
;nvention.-Re0. Theodore L. GuyLer.
every week has given it stronger hold
upon the affections of the inmates of the
iaundry."-N. T. Observer
81 heartily commend it to economists Of
time, money, and contentment. Req. DR..
Beliops.
''Friend Doty-Your last improvement of
your Washing Machine is complete sue
cess. assure you 'our Machine after 8
years use, is thought more OF to day than
ever, and would not be parted with under
any circumstances. ''-Solon Robinson.
The N. 7. Weekly Tribune, of Dec. Is.
1869, in answer to correspondent, says
"Of Washers, there is none to be compared
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Hay keeps coming in, and is selling
at low figures.
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Yusiuess 9irettorgg.
LAW ERS.
ENOS & HALL,

ENOO 4" Ai~A1
j.. ENos, DANi~1
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law anu
s,Gcitors In Ohancery. othce over Tue
rirat National Bank, Watertown, WIS.
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tuesday,, Jan. To, ISII
Wheat, Spring No per bush 500
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SUPREME C0UaT-CHAMDERS.
Decisions.
Pv Judvp Sutherland


r. j. Shirts us. WHtane Z. Leondrd.-Motion to
strike out answer or show cause granted, with ten
dollars costs.
Charles j. Pusey Us. The Ne,o Jersey West Line
Railroad COmpanD.-Motion denied, with ten dol.
lars costs to defendant to abide event of action.
The People, de-, Thomas p. Rt0htnaore, Us. Michael
Connolly, REPRESENTATION denied, without costs.
II. Auenbrend ct al. u.s. Wtttam Wen0e,oo'th et
al.-Motion denied, without costs.
y. J. Lery Us. Thomas FtzgttbOnS. de.
nied with ten dollars costs to plaintiff to abide
event.
IN the Matter Of the Application to open Morning
side Purk.-MOtiOn granted and reference ordered.
In the Matter Of The opening Of Madison AUenae.-
Motion granted and reference ordered
IN the Matter Of the PeJttOn OF A. Il. Me1TU, Jr.-
Application TO confirm report &C., denied.
y. w. Worth Us. VIM. Rddde.-Moton denied, with
ten dollars costs to plaintiff to abide events.
Jacob Rice Us. Mary E. Rtce.-Refernce ordered to
inquire into the truth Of the facts stated in the a
uavits, and report his opinion thereon, &c.
IN the Matter OF He Application Jor the Appoint
snent Of a General Guardian r0r Henry II Ktng.s
Order granted and bond approved.
Neton,dn Us. Kelly ct dL-Crder granted In both
cases.
Bad,ofn ct al. Us. Sinonet.-The clerk should have
allowed trial fee of twenty dollars and two term fees
nj ten dollars each.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
COURT CALENDARS-TiilS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-Hel1 by Judges
Ingraham, Barnard and CardOzo. Opens at half
past ten A. MNos. 112 858, 1885, l39, lao, l4l, l42
i4 l45 146 147 14S l49, 15o 151, 154 loo. 1885, 1S7
1853, 100, 160 16l, l62. l63.
OYER AND TgRMINER AND SUPREME CoURT-CIR.
cUIT.-ParG 1.-Before Judge Cardozo. No Circuit
calendar Criminal Cases-The People VS.. John
Costello, robbery Same vs.. Joseph ChaDan and
Charles Willoughby, robbery; Same vs.. james J.
Hamilton, robbery; Same vs.. James C0nee bur.
glary Same VS.. Same, feOniOus assault and battery
Same VS.. Edward Jackson, grand larceny; same w.
John p. NewcemD grand larceny; Same vs. william
Brown larceny from the person.
CIRCUIr-Part 2-Before Judge Van Brunt.-N0s.
1915 956 SOO 1914, $3.50. 2430, 1881, 1906 13S, 24S
260, 49, 12S 1885, 25S 272, 256, $50, 20, "a, 1752
SUPREME RT-CHAMBERs.-Held by Judge
Sutherland. rs, 49, 90, Is, 10, So, lSS, lS4
$50. Gail i64.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Held by Judge
McCunn.-Nos. 81, 19l, 3O7 1043. All, 476, 73 III,
275, 451 All, 1913, 157, 1173 313 03, 27a Z97 Part
2-Held by Judge FTeedman.-Nos. o7S, $40, 454
57o 442 6O6 lag, SO, S94, liz, 594 5l2, SS4, 6S
610.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part before Judge Larre-
mOre.-Nos. 22l, 4G3 27s, 40, $685. 403, 44S Regular
order OF General Caendar-Nos 4Sl, 4S2, 4S4, 4S4a,
ass, 4s6, 4S7, ASS.
MARINE CoURT-Part before Judge Aker. :
Nos 3O49 4502 451s 4695 4663 1896, ALL, 4732 47SS
4759, 4765, 5036, 5172 $3.50, 1858, $3.50. Part 2
Before Judge Gr0ss-NOs 1904 462S 4665, 4467, 4694
4674 4713 AIS 4s39 5o62 1902 4So3 1872, 4s13 ASIA
Part 3-Before Judge Joacninlsen-Nos. ATS, 521l,
1858, 1884, 1856, 535o, 5357.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before City Judge Bedford.
HARDENED THIEVES TO BE SENT TO THE STATE
PRISON, IRREsPECrIvE OF OFFERS To PROVE GOOD
CHARACTER.
John Fisher pleaded guilty to burglary In the third
degree, he having on the Both OF september broke
into the stable of Luke Patterson, Nos 15 and II
First street. and stole a set OF harness valued at
$780, Mr.. Humme asked his Honor to postpone
sentence for few days, In order to afford the
prisoner an opportunity to establish his previous
good character.
Judge Bedford interviewed" two police Officers
witnesses in the case after which he said that no
respectable, honest man ceuld give the prisoner q
good character; for officers Dunlap and Beam IN
Of thieves. every legitimate opportunity that
have" said the Judge, 81 am going to rid TINS COM
munity Of thieves. -Four years and six months In
the State Prison Ii your sentence"
A DISHONEST DOMESTIC SENT TO THE ISLAND.
Mary Smith, who was charged with stealing ON
the 18th of october a dress and watch nom MAX
Rosenlhal, by whom she was employed as servanC,
was convicted OF petit larceny and sent to the peni
tentary for three months.
AN ACoUITTAL.
Gabriel Schutess was tried upon an ndictment
charging him with cutting John Fischer IN the face
with knife NJ ll9 Bleecker street, on the 22d Oh
October last; aut as soon as the facts were lald
before the jury Mr.. Tweed abandoned the prosecu-
suDstantate the allegation. me Jury rendered
verdict OF not guilty without leaving their seats.
The following is the calendar Tor t0-day;-ine
People Vs. James Gueland, robbery; Same vs.. MIN
ME Lee, aiding prisoner TO escape; Same vs. John
Welch, grand larceny; Same vs. Richard M. Rice
ana William Henderson, grand larceny; Same vs..
Michael Cunnlngham grand larceny; same VS.. VS..
Mary Convil, grand larceny; Same vs.. vincent
Tutchi, grand larceny; Same VS.. Charles Brown,
grand larceny; Same VS.: George Watson, grand lar
ceDy; Same VS.. John Dunn, grand larceny; Same
VS.. Thomas Hopps. grand larceny; same vs.. Lean
der Baker, receiving stolen goods.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
SUPREME CouaT-TRIAL TERM.
Suit for Damages in Killing a Child.
Before Judge Freedman.

Before Judge Freedman.
Henry Voigd Us. Henry BrOesttef-In september,
1852 child five and half years old OF the paintin
was killed by horse Of the defendant. ana suit was
brought to recover $4,000. team OF horses be-
longing TO the defendant were unhitched from their
wagon and feeding in front of the plaintiffs resi-
dence, IN Second street, between avenues and q,
when becoming frightened by q dog one Of them
wheeled about on the sidewalk knocking the child
down, stepping on 1t and killing It, II was moved
to dismiss the complaint on the ground that tne
child being young no plea OF loss OI services
could be put in; and further that the aher snould
have brought the suit as administrator and not as
father. The Judge ruled that damages only lor hiy
dOllars-the amount allowed under the Statutes
could be cai med under the suit as thus brought
The jury brou glt In verdict OF fifty dollars, IN ac-
eordance with the ruling OF the Judge.
Alleged Bounty Frauds.
The case Of John Phyfe We. Constant Cook and
Henry Sherwood was brought up in the Supreme
Court yesterday This Is an action for $3.50, for
services said TO have been performed IN procuring
coiored substitutes for the quota Of Steuben county.
The plaintiff alleges that the defendants, failing to
procure their claim from Sseuben county, procured
over $500 900 from the State OF New York to pay the
bounties and expenses incurred by them, but failed
pay the bOuneS or the plaintiff Tor his services.
The case came up on motion to remove the case 10
Steuben county, but the motion was denied With
ten dollars COSTS
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
MA lNe COUaT.
An Ex-Bank President sues for Wagcs-Pu
Not Your Trust in Boards of Directors.
Before Judpe Alker


Not Your Trust in Boards of Directors.
Before Judge Alker.
Seiah Van Dotzer Us. The NeD York Nuttona, Err
lchanGe Bank.-ln 1851 the paintif, then q success
1ul banker, originated this institution then known
ms the New York Exchange Bank his associates
electrg HIM permanent president and comforting
upon him full powers as to appointment OF officers,
fixing their salaries and the general management OF
The affairs OF the bank without board OF directors
MIR. Iastead. the present president OF the bank,
Then clerk OF his he appointed his cashier. Under
The plainuhs management the ~anK proved highly
stockholders. besides, during his term. extra divl-
dends-one OF 1fty and another OF thirty per
cent. In 1864 The act OF Congress creating
national banks was passed. ana this the first in
E1tuttOn In Tins city which availed itself of Its pro-
Visions ana at that time a board Of directors was
Javng arisen between the plaintiff as president
and some OF Its directors rs to Its management he
determined In June 1870, to withdraw, and proposed
10 Mr.. Halsead that In the directors purchased
his stock at Its then value 104) and paid him his
salary for the balance or the year lie would tender
ms proposal was accepted, and upon his resignation
the following resolution was passed by the Board:-
Resolved, That III accepting the resignation of Mr..
van OuZer as president ana director The Board OF
prectos, desiring to express their appreciation OF
us long and faithful services, do hereby
nirect the cashier to continue the pay
ment OF his salary until the 1st day OF January next"
On the plaintin's applying for his months salary,
s6yo, al the END OF July, liz payment refused,
and ne brings tins action to recover tho same. At
The conclusion OF plaintiffs defendants coun-
Hei moved i"r dismissal on the ground that the
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COMMON PLEAS-TRlAL TERM. PART |.
Action for a Limited Divorce.

Action for a Limited Divorce.
Before Judge Larremore and Jury
Mary cary u.s. Thomas W. Ca,V.-This was an
action for limited divorce on the ground OF cru
city. Plaintiff proved In her own behalf habits OF
intoxcation on the part OF the defendant and that
on several occasions he assaulted her and called
her obscene names.
The defendant denied the acts and produced seve-
raj witnesses who testified TO his temperate habits,
although 1t was admitted that he had been In the
lnebrate Asylum on BlacKwes Isladd.
The jury found verdict In favor of the plaintiff.
suit Against n Lawyer.
Eliza Schoe,fG ys. Reuben W. Yam Pelb.-Ths
was an action brought by the plaintiff German
lady possessing considerable property in this city,
a. ainst the defendant an attorney and counsellor
at law, to recover balance OF S14,799, which she
claimed that he realized cut OF her property. De-
fendant claims that so far from his being indebted
TO paiHtf IN the sum named, she owes HIM $500 for
services rendered III pursuance of contra CT made
between them. The case was opened yester day
afternoon ana will occupy considerable time.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Attempting to Pass Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Winslow.
Daniel McCole was before the Commissioner
yesterday for having attempted to pass counter
felt twenty dollar oil OF the Oneida National Bank
The defendant ON New Years night went into
Charles wenguorottis saloon, under the Park thea
tire, and after partaking of some oysters rendered
the bill in payment. He was informed that IL
was q counterfeit. whereupon he left and proceeded
TO Schlng's cigar store on Fulton street, where ne
ATTEMPTED to pass 1t again. He was then arrested
by officer Kirby OF the First precinct, who happened
to be In the store at the tlme The bill was proven
TO be counterfeit during the examination ana the
Commissioner held McCole To bail in the sum OF
$1,000 to await the action OF the Grand Jury. 1t
was also shown that he had an amount Of small
change In his possession when he was arrested.
Several witnesses testified to his good character.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
CITY COURT.
Action Against Sureties to n Lease.
Before Judge Thompson.

NCtIUH zksHItsSt '-"rCtfe5 ~ sS H7cfHsCs
Before Judge Thompson.
Charles A. Coe uS. PdtrtcE cassidy ana John z.
W. Hopke.-Plaintif brings suit for $4,000, the de.
PENDANTS being suretles on lease of distiery
and sixteen lots OF ground, at Gold and John
streets, formerly owned byHezekiah Kelly The pre-
misses were rented in October, 1880, to Alexander
Cunningham, for one year, at 100000, with
the privilege OF q renewal for four years, and
the defendants guaranteed the payment OF
Kelly sold the premises to plaintiff assigning his
interest in the lease. Cunningham demanded re.
newal OF the lease IN september, 1867. ana renewal
Harris and Martin Schneider, the defendants be-
coming suretes on this lease also. Plaintiff now
sues to recover the rent for the quarter ending April
49, 1870 which remains unpaid.
The defence Is tnat the premises were surren
dered by defendants principal prior to January IS,
the premises has rented them to other persons.
Case on.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
KINGS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Meeting Of the Aldermen-Assessm ents for
Improvements-New Apparatus nnd More
Men for the Fire Departments.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Bergen presiding. The Street Commls.
sioner sent in communications recommending that
some action be taken for the collection Of assess.
ments for the Improvement Of a number OF different
Streets and that the assessments for several streets
recently improved be fixed. The communications
were referred to the Committee on Assessments.
communication was received from the Commits
sloners Of the Brooklyn Fire Department asking for
an increase OF men and apparatus. Alderman
1horne offered the following resolution IN regard to
the matter-
Resoved That the Commissioners the Fire Department
be and they hereby authorized to increase
the department by the addition of la and
three engine companies apparatus and that his
Honor the Mayor be requested to in annual b
amount to deray the expenses OF said
panies.
The resolution was adopted
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY TO- ls-TRPLE SHEET

directors hal no authority pass such resolution
and that IL was contrary To public policy and the act
of Congress- The Court granted the motion, for tho
reason that there consideration for the reso
luton passed. and That II was voluntary act oi the
Board which they In fact, revoked by their resist
ance or plaintiffs claim. For plaintiff b. +. Dun
ming; for defendant j. k. Hazard.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
SUPREME CouRT-spEClaL TERM.
Attachmcnt Against Music aud Theatrica
Wardrobe.

-Attnchmcnt Against Music and TheatricaI
Wardrobe.
Before Judge Sutherland.
Alberto Laurence Is. C. d. HesS.-In this suit,
which Is brought by the plaintiff as the baritone
singer Of the English Opera Combination to recover
damages for breach Of contract beyond the dam
ages clamed it is alleged that the defendant owes
$500 for one fornights salary, due at the time of
PLAINTIFFS discharge. Upon aidavts that the defend
ant was nonresident Of this State, and that he was
now playing at Syracuse aud was about to remove
to Scranton, Pa, Edwin James, counsel for the
plaintiff, applied for warrant OF attachment,
directed to the Sheriff Of Onondaga county, to seize
such theatrical property he had with him upon
his tour. Judge Sutherland granted the warrant.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
He C0U R T s

Alleged Violations Of the Internal Revenue Law
More Counterieiting Suit for Damages in
Killing Child-Alleged Bounty Frauds
Attachment Suit Against Theatrical
Wardrobe for Limited Di.
vorce-A Bank President Sued
for Wages-Business In tho
Court Of General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
SUPERIOR CouaT--spECI,L TERM.
Decisions.
Rv .JudUn RorhO,

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Hartmann US. BecE.-Order granted.
GU ps. Aeeher.-Reference ordered.
Welsh Kent-Order granted.
Welsh Us. GTaV.-Order granted.
Baby pS. POneerOp.-Ordef granted.
Gdlctrp rs. Becher.-Urder granted.
cray Us. Fish.-Time extended twenty days.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CoURT.-Nos. "a, Al, 81, 81, 8s, 50, 81, 100
108 144 49, 160 1869, IT. 1872 8. 16, 49, 90 So 81 So
TO- "a s5 S6 so, 1902 116 1877, 13s, 149 1885, 173, 17s
1872, 1885, 1877, 1885, 1877.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
UNITED STATES comMlssloSEOs COURT.
A Cigar Dealer In Trouble.

A CigRr Dealer IN TrOuuIcs =
me United States us. augustus Coheh.-The de-
fendant, doing business as cigar dealer at l74
Water street, was yesterday brought up before tho
District Attorney on charge selling ana Offering
Tor sale cigars in boxes without the same having
the proper internal revenue stamps thereon. Bated
III $4,000.
More COunterfeiters.
Frederick Wagner, who is said to be one OF gang
OF counterieiters was brought before Commissioner
Osborn charged with attempting to pass one Of the
new and dangerous counterfeit ten dollar notes,
purporting to be ISSUED by the Farmers and Manu-
Eacturers National Bank Of Poughkeepsie, upon john
Buckardt lager beer dispenser, at No. 427 Second
avenue. Another counterfeit ten dollar note pur.
porting to be issued by the First National Bank OF
Poughkeepsie, was found on the accused He was
committed.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

A UCTION NoTICE-A. A. SCHULZ AuCTIONEER.
IN 100000 worth of magnificent Household Furniture,
public auction 500 lots by catalogue this day Tuesday,
at the elegant residence 7 West Fifteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth commencing nj 019 ocock-Draw
Ing Room Suits Pompadour style, covered satin brocate
Eagere Bookcase, marquetere Cabinets Tables Encogn
Jardnieres Canterbury brocatel Lace Curtains
nfcent rosewood Panofoe celebrated maker Extension
Table Sdeboari, Syerware Glassware Linen rosewood,
walnut Bureaus Pedsteads Wardrobes Mattresses Coun.
erpanes Kitchen furniture also Furniture
wants apartment.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
A Rr NOTICE.

RT NOTICE.
highly important Collection OF American on Paint
recently executed by most prominent New York
artists comprising about $50 choice samples Of their admir-
ably finished works, exhibition at EDWARD
SCHENCKS auction rooms No. 60 Liberty street. and viii
be sold without Thursday and Friday, the 18th
and 18th inst, commencing each day at II O'Clock
DYJ.w. CAMPBELL JR., ,AUCTIoNEEk-wILLP POS I:
ID SELL this day in lots 013 o'clock, contents
and Beer Saloon "a Bayar street. Bowery
walnut Round Tables quantity Cane Chairs superior
Counters, Back Bar, &C., fine Stoves Extension
Table, Bedding &C., Bar Glassware, &o Buyers and deal
RS invited
The New York herald., 1871-01-10

n Over soU lots and *20 600 worth
elegant Household Furniture Paintings, Bronzes,
at public auction to the highest bidder,
on THIS DAY TUESDAY), Jan. ~, mt l09 o'clock,
at the large five residence 80 Brevoort place,
2 Tenth street, between Fifth avenue and University place,
the property of family leaving CITY.
All the furniture made to order for the present by
celebrated city maker.
Magnificent rosewood Pianoorte stool and Cover, cost
$780, latest style Drawing Room Suits covered with the
richest description brocatel Curtains match Qded Ia
bes Cabinets bos de Turkish and Oriental Chairs
Pier and Oval Mirrors Bronzes stauary Vases OH Paint
eminent artists, Par0r Desk Bookcase Etageres,
Tables Clocks rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Turkish
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses, Sofas Chairs Rock
covered with reps and hstrcloh black walnut Side
board, Extension Table Glass China Silver Ware Table
Cutlery servants Kitchen Furniture &C. Reliable
Ia attendance to cart pack goods for purchasers.
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Office so Bleecker str eet.
The New York herald., 1871-01-10
TIENRY b. HERTs, AUCTIONEER
Ill PEREMPT0RY SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
RICHLY CARVED AND INLAID MANrELS &C.,
AT THE WAREROOMs OF MR.: G. BEMBE,

ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1871,
AT II O'CLOCK a. NJ.
The stock comprises richly inaid Cabinets Pedestals,
Eases rosewood walnut ebony and Marquetere Parlor
and Chamber Suits Centre Side Gard and Work Tables
Flower Stands, Wall Brackets, Library and Dining Room
Suits richly n aid ebony walnut and oak Mantes Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges Camp Chairs, Folding Crinoine
and Rece pon Chairs; Bullets, Armoire- Gace, Music
Sands Parlor Safe Cabinet Piano &C. all OF which were
by Bembe his strictly first city retail rade
and viii without in consequence Of
linaushng of business offering oppor-
tunity to those In of really elegant furniture.
The goods now exhibition at the warerooms No. q
Union square HENRY b. HERTS Auctioneer,
~ Church ana rs Reade Streets