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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

by - COTTON, AUCTioNEER.--oN TUESDAY,
- april 80 O'Clock r. ", the entire rich Furniture
o The euE story private residence ia East Twenty third
street ncnr Fourth >svcnue superb French plate Pier
Miro with cornices and console table, Lace Curtains
Turkish aud other Paror Suits, black walnut carved
Library Tables Turkish and Easy Chairs carved black
walnut Chamber suits, elegant decorated enamelcd
Chamber Suit cost $50; black walnut Dining Room Fur
nlure, the entire Carpets throughout the house, Mat
tresscs, Bedding shades, Curtains fbo oil Painting
Heart d le andes" fhc furniture !, in good order
Remember The hour, 2 r ~ Goods must removed the
afternoon.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

-Ne->-4 -.sNs >s
j o2 sSo6ss 10 sessn WILLIAM STREET
HAVING rAAES 2o 10 w MAa s sFnfHh IN cosSrc
ton with his oh store which he haa occupied for the last
rc q Of iS sale storage
Cash adsancesinade il required.
T r. TEAvER, AUcTIoNErR.
Elegant Household Furniture
s'i West FG 0d Is SsS. street H., ~ -
Particulars day OF sale.
JonN WARREN, AUcrgoNEER AND REAL ESTATE
e Broker No Chambers street, will sell auction at
April q noon d. valuable 0iS a Win "a hr Se soy
~aSs sG' and npf slss dar o1 Tsa s BE-
netts property.
TosErH sHoNGooD, AUcr1oYEEE,
"a E NH se en- mo' ssMee apr III @ a. d NJ at
egh; srcsis the entire stock q Tentsqsn Tgrnihis
Ss i @ S0%s + 5n, dgss Rs
eases, Counters and Fixtures Sale positive Dealers In
TAMEs oAaNEy. -AuorIoNEER, REAL ESTATE
rs DAY "ga ds sfa g"ssI III na'Gp sfsst O'CLOCK
lsnNE S1fF On n az B HEANf
OPPOSITE A. T. STEWARDS,
These rooms are The most elegantly fitted up IN the city
English body Brussels Carpet about 1870 yards al
sGi s $780,
one sssaa fsr indian and raHrs Miami ssn
One Suit ebony and gt Furniture Lace Curtains, Lam
SAME DAY AT O'CLOCK r. NJ,
nssant and s.ss ssrfsGr n"s
of three story private residence, consisting of superb
ebony and gilt marble top EtaEoiie s00 French
plate pier Mirrors black walnut library bookcase Piano,
costly marble ton Centre Table four farlor and Chamber
Carpets, superb Chamber Suits cured hair Mattresses,
Bedding, Dining and Kitchen Furniture, &C. Catalogues
at house.
On TUESDAY, April So
nj SOB Broome street. between Varck and Hudson,
genee Household Furniture four story dwelling, con-
eistins elegant Pier Mirror 1S Paro. and Chamber
Suits, Beds aud Bedding, Dining and Kitchen Furni-
ture. &c.
Also ono superior Billiard Table Csharps) with Balls
Cues, Racks, &c (carom Or loekep.
at $40 Blocker street between Grove and Christopher
gentecl Household Furniture OF story residence,
comprising very neat and desirable assortment,
WEDNESDAY MAY |,
IN 10Th STREET, NEAR 9Th AVENUE.
excellent Household Furniture.
Full particulars and catalogue in due time. "a.
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIoYEER
w Elegant Household Furniture
Mirrors Lace Curtains Xc
+. H. LUDLOW & co. will sell by auction,
On MONDAY, April ~ at II O'clock
at 26e West Forty third street,
Rosewood Parlor Suits in figured satin ormtu Fancy
Stands rosewood Centre and Side Tables marble top;
Mirrors bronze and gilt Mante Clocks, Danask and Lace
Curtains Gilt Cornices fine Engrayings, Lounges and
Easy Chairs black walnut Etagere black walnut Extcn
sion Dining Table; black walnut Buffet black walnut
Wardrobes &c; Mattresses holsters, Pillows Lincn,
Ware, Kitchen Utensils &c. Catalogues at No. 3 Pine
street, or Branch Office, IS East Seventeenth street.
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DY JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTIONEER.
ID JOHN A. DUNN co,

i a.
VI. ss, MS day. iS sglSst q q Mark. place,
Inc Furniture contained q ma four Story ros'dcnce
TOP TsSs LOUNGES Siaef walnut thanibsr suits Cot,
an2ss Sheet: spTsads WssS stands Tols' se,,,'
sse B9E s ss r ePS
- A''s"' on ToMoFRow Tuesday S,'Sue' ~ SAFE
s e. Gs M street. TREE II Third o and and
ysie residence consistins Of general assortment Of
Fentcel Household Furnitiiye
BYgyWtctAM,r pE y m ArGTI2NEEs =
loS ee5cE, entire elegant Iioasehcd Furniture con.
as fse S ssn SSp Am 0 Ha
seners So.meHt Of desrobc FaSnnre carpets
wa nSe ys Sme ri m'eSs 9
carved round walnat and mahogany French Bed
abs 's rsGassa
Table; haircoin so,s iounge, walnut and mahogany
and cSr o a nn Ishs and
French d 2lss aps G'asF
ana nsqans n fine reGy and
&c. Catalogues eary, q residence Housekeepers buy
" c&SPBliL c., Auciioneers s4s Hudson street
pYs b. eoopALE, CAMPBELL 4 CO, AUCTION
Ayen Ssr Sce N Vet c es M F ta
toinorrow Tuestay entire elegant Household Furniture
s n rory 9ne rsss .am
ah rsrS suits large French se n git
top c2ss "a hr" mt tened rose
perior velvet and English Brussels paror and bedroom
S s 's % ss
oter Goods More full particulars in norrows Herald
Try MAX BAYERsponFER, ,AVcTIoNEER-sELLs
Brook,yn si5odS worth silks, satins velvets Ribbons
TRIMMING iaccs Hosiery Gloves Notions, in lots to suit
sAx BAyERsDoRFERs Office. 200 Broadway.
Try MAX BAYgRspoRFrR, .AucrIoNEER-
Sp and 2 s srs ss 81 Fuon
Goods Gcnts' Furni.hlng Goods Hosiery Gloves shirts
&C. IN max Z BsYERspo&FkRs ONCE 200 Broadway
y,v MAX BAyERsDoRrER, AucrIoNEER-sELrs
- Monday, April 20 JOS o'clock, ses Fulton street,
nnt op COUNTER shsyng Pk ia.e gss
safes Mirrors. Gas Fixtures Chandeliers &C. Dealers
MAX BAyERsroRFER's ONCE, FOG Broadway.
DIV MAX BAYERsDoRTER AUCTIoNEER.-sELLs
ID Tuesday April 20 a. 50 Wooster street, valuable
'0"'' AAX slyERsDoRFERs ONCE, 900 Broadway.
by sPEyER, DARLING 4 co7 ~, AsgGTIo nj eg7
Of rst class Grocery Store; particulars hereafter This
is Avery rare chance.
pyM DOUGHTY, AuoTloNEER. -
ID This day Monday, at oS o'clock, NJ the sslesrooms
70 Nassau street an immense assortment Of Household
s adi, sp rssesSoea and wat casr Suits
Tables ga cass Io Slss s snd
Beds s &C. ""1 ~ '""'''
u II. sExIAs, AuCrIoNEEE-wILI, SELL THIS
n a 81 a. u essn VA wnu bedroom
Parlor ruToi'ura. 40. &c,> AT 1876 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

10y T. COLT0N, AUCTiONEIR
ID ELEGANT Household Furniture
MONDAY, Apri. %, Mt 1oJa o'clock,
nj the pris ate residence No West Fourteenth street.
the entire rich fsror, Bedroom and Dining Room Frni-
cure; Noquc velvet and Brussels Carpets richly carved
rosewood Piano, Turkish Paor Suits la gray and blue
reps; rosewood Paflor Suit in crimson satin; lace and
satin Curtains French plate Mirrors Lambrequn elegant
Tngravings French Clocks Gronzes carved black wal
nut Chamber Suits best hair Mattresses Boters Pillows
fine llankets Sheets, black walnut Dining Room Furni
te CHINA and Glass Ware, Retrgeraors &C. making in
all choice assortment,
On TUESDAY, April 80 at l0,5 O'Clock,
Mt the private residence 10 West Forty fifth street.
Fifth avenue.
superb Household Furniture,
made 10 order by Roux Hutcngs and other hrst class
manufacturers about one year ago.
Psr'ors-srrerb rosewood Parlor Shit, very rich ;
carved rosewood Ftagere, with French plate Moquet
Carpets Lace Curtains and Lainbreonns rich nlaid Cen
tire Table, French Clocks, BroIizes, &c.
Bcdroolrs--One superb carved black walnut Chamber
Suit, COS; 400, and other rich and elegant Suits, Mct
tresses ard Bedding complete, Turkish Lounges and
Dining Rooiple CANT carved RnTef Dining Table and
Chairs In black walnut: rich China ard Cut Glass Ware
Kitchen Furniture good Refrigerator. DC.
On Friday May p at tho private residence IA West
roareen street. the entire rich Furniture of the house.
pa.ticuiarsia time.
SANE DAY, AT2P NJ,
choice Furniture, the the private residenc: l49 East
Twenty INST street, near Lexington avenue
On saturday, MAY T. elegant Furniture Bronzes, Paint
nss &C.. at ,S elegant residence 81 vest Thrtyelghh
street. CGtaoceS ia tmc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29
A UCTION AUCTION AUCTION
IA THIS Nicpdayl MoRNiNG, Anvil %. At lo}s O'Clock
At the elegant five story brown stone residence
~ West Forty Second street,
Near Seventh avenue.
AUCTION,


II rHls Ncpday, MoKNiNa An,ii %, At los O'Clock.
.ss West F ',T'' second Second street '@''''''
Near seventh avenue.
socd IL octave riano"rs rel rIsr sa stys Of
.sa e% s a dSc ana g % S SSy
san, Grim on and g9ti ana ind gold groeaci;
rer snd S Sva pf r ss o ~" l hronz
T Ses 1 o, 4 s sSa SSs sy ra s
fn se s aosS y fr9 : s ad BS MaSt
MasG ns Soss "S,doSe a[ss apd aiT sai
hockcrs, French walnut badet co., $500; Gerts patent
and sivSr W VIE servas Fa9 i 81 ~ ScG
Auclioneer \ s-Al .ae laEa,uFe nsde % or'i9, Tor
without reserve MS aa rain Or s.ne Parties VIKING
avenue cars lie poas1i. men in aenlGnce to cart or
pack goods fer purchasers
AT THE NEW YORK SALES AND Storage RE
81, go and al Fourth avenue Twenty nth street.
viii sell D 70 ssbA7 spl ARA 81, ,872,
commencing ~ II ociooa,
pcis, bedding, &C., sc. Catalogues now ready.
AV01'oNt Au 5ES1t2N NOTICE
w'iiseii Ihis DAY Qiohday), morning,
Al >, .,s DTlv@Is sss,is%e9 ~
FSnoi"ais, ssyi@ss; Drcn1 yInss &C., s,''"s'
proesy a. Ta @sSS' E 'S ns fhe city
,nS sa "n T ra ~ os e 70 used
satn, brocaei; two niagincent Centre fables. inaid
%Ssys s SosE ne 81 81
choice books aud brocetei Curtains Parior
namsnts, Rugs, Shandelers Cas- Fixtures &C.
Bedrooms consist -.
Solid rosewood and inaid Laek walnut Bedroom snlts
ono $685. Bedscads, Bureaus, wasltsiands Ward;
robes Centre Tables C0ninodcs, Ar,no,.c lace, 20
gurleAd Hair Mattresses superior spring Beds Az Feather
Pillows, Boosters, 40 linen snect, Quii.s. Blankets Couli
terpanes, Pillow ss Other articles too numerous TO
Dining Room consists viz. =:
Magnificent Buffet solid black wal,, laid, cost $500;
~ foot Extension Tables, II Dining Room Chairs TO MATCH
solid Silver aud sheisld Plated Ware lee pche5s Tea
Knives Forks rich China feS SETS, iai sets; Cut
ware, 40. Basement aud Khchon Furniture. Cooking
Gsf ws SG n e to o NJ.
friends And The public 70 ,ns sale a nc LARGEST and
House open at O'Clock Tor inspection. Goods boxed
snmpctant ma ,o OF tSiessd alter sag ~
ana 7th avenue cars pass the house.
RT NoTICE.-2yo OIL PAINTINGS WILL. DE SOLD
N this evening and tomorrow, the artist snlesroo,
sei broadway, near The Grand Central Hotel Among
art; every picture must lie sold wicnt reserve before
tho removal on the III Of aay. y LEV Y, Auctoncer.
A UQrIoN NOTICE, AUCTION NOTICE
~ Large Household Furniture sale day. HENRY
o'clock all tc elegant and costly Husehod Furniture
contained In private mansion IA West Twenty.sixth
" PARLoRs CONTAIN
$3.50; rich Parlor Suite, made by celebrated city makers
and latest styles covered in n,n and figured sats and
ngs Bronzes Lace curtns Etagcrcs BOOKCASE CABINETS
'"'''' BEDROOMS CONTAIN
rosewood and walnut fu, single and double Bcdsicads,
Bureaus wardrohcs, spring and hair Mattresses, Wash
s Hso Sn BASEMENT sSs s sa Re
Furniture, Buffet Extension Table, CHAIRS Plated Ware
cutlery China, Glassware, orockery &C. Sale positive,
raln q slinc.
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ID FIELD, snERlFF's AND GENERAL AUCTION;
Nv. epr saesroom III Bowcry, viii sell this day, at Ii
O'Clock a, lG Bowefy the contents Of Furniture Store,
consisting o. every variety Of parlor Library, Chamber
AMI Dining Room suits, In rosewood and black walnut;
Marble Tor centre Card and Library Tables Beas'eads
boards bookcases, Desks &C.; also Horse, Wagon d'
Harness, Store Fixtures, Awning, &c Safe positive ran
aYaatp
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A LIEN D. MINER, AUCTIONRER.
~ S0lesrooms 81 Chambers and II Reade streets.
BY ALLEN u. MINER BRO,
ON MONDAY, APRIL 20,

ON MONnAY, APRIL 70,
ipts O'clock,
At the residence 20 West TwentSsecond street. =,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
BY ORDER ELIZA MURPHY ADMrNIsTRATRIX OF
ESTATE OF MARY bRAlY DECEASED,
comprising GeDeel Household Furniture BRUSSELS ana
Velvet CARPETS walnut aad mahogany Parlor Fur
niturc; Bedrooms black walnut tedsteaas, Bureaus
and Washstands Man Mirrors, Curtains, black walnut
Dining Room Furniture, Porceain and Glass Ware,
Silver Plated Ware Mattresses and Bedding, &c. Par
tcuars in catalogue.
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BALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien B. MINER, ArCTIoNEER,
"A saiesroouis IS Chambers ana ~ Reade streeta
BY ALLEN H. MINER BRO,
MONDAY, APRIL e,

n at tho houFe IA West FUfl, ninth strcct
between AMI iigh III ayenue
HANDSOME Hot sEHDLD FURNITURE ALI MADE
TO ORDER BY pICKUAkI)T FOR TIL, PRESENT
OWNER, COMPRISING THREE PfCEHARDF RED.
STEADS, ALL OF WHICH ARE NLARLl NEW AND
IN FINE ORDER;
Brussels and hreeply Carpets selia black walnut Par
Tor Furniture gilt inlad anu striped reps;
rosewood octave Piano. III fne order, by r. Corvch 4
Co. black walnut Parior organ stops with rcmeo
attachment Exen ion bac, walnut Dining Table and
Chairs, black walnut Bedsiead Bureaus Washstands,
best quality hair and spring Mattresses ana BEDDING, Cen
ire and Side Tables Pickhurd Bedscads IN greer res
Gl OOtn ms Well known patentS Porcelain and Glass
Ware, &C. dci also very fine Afghan Tor carriage use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

TosEPH SH0NG0oD, AUCTIoNEEE,
- will SELL on Monday, hpr - l9Ia, AZ 1os A. NJ M
5A Eighth avenue between rhry-sovonih aud Thirty
eighth strces the entire stock Of Gentemens Furnishing
and Ladies' Fancy Goods consisting OF Shirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, Uandkercheis, Rid ana Buckskin Gloves Rib.
bons Buttons. Collars, &c in lots suit trade; Show
vited
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EUROPE.

HOTEL MEuRJCE, PARIS
II 2le ituc dc Riyoll,
opposite the Tuilerles Gardens the and heahieyt M
sition In Large aud small Apartments ana s,nnE
ROOMS Table dhote. Reading and smoking rooms
H. sCHEURiCu Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

April ~, 1917, at IL o'clock noon,
TCESnhangc Salesroom, Ill Broadway
at them o. De witt &. Graham, Esq, Referee
under drnnd basement frame House and Lot on The
the sntysixth street 55 feet east Ninth ave.
south sict Twantysxh street, size lot 2sxqS o; the
hue 3,4And cellar brick bousc with Store) and Ini
three sfhwest corner Eleventh street and Dry Dock
street the Auctlonecr's Office, 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

II PATNE's BUSINESS COLLEGE, e2 BOWERY-
~ Bookkeepng Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, SPELL
ing Taught by the lesson month year. ~ writing
Lessons 50 90 Ladies taught Bookkeeping and Corre-
spondence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

yNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN
w private house. md In good neiehhorhood, not
more Than five minutes walk from Broadway anl
Eleventh street two unfinished Rooms without board;
best references given and REQUIRED Address, With exact
locality anI price, 3 S. r., s05 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

yUANTFD--TO HIRE AN UNPUBLISHED HOUSE,
w with ground attached aud not too far from the
city. Address, stating rent j. H.. bax o63 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

DEM 7. FAIRCHJLD, AUCTfoNEER,
- VIII SELL by virtue OF Bill Of Sale, OH Tuesday, April
80 ls At 10 A. Nv at $50 West twenty seventh street. the
follow ing property, VIZ
IS casks Meat
quantity OF Bacon,
end Fixtures Of Packing House, &C.
Also al FiX for the Packing Pork leo
Houses, &c.
Also tho unexplrcd term Of Lease OF premises &c. &C.
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

lYFnsts Launching. Nfe-gtsttF
HBANGoR, Me-, April 23-The three masted
schooner, Maud Barbour, 1856 1-2 tons, was
launched to-day from the yard of Joseph Okes,
of Brewer. She is to be commanded by Capt
Samuel 81. Barbour.
Temperance Meetings.
The annual session of the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of this State commenced in this
city to-day, and is largely attended A public
meeting was was held at Music Hall in the eve
ming which was addressed by Gov. Perham,
Mayor Wheelwrght, j. X. Osgood, President
of the Gardiner Reform Club Rev. G. H. Vib-
bert of Massachusetts and others. At the
close of the meeting large number signed the
pledge of total abstinence. The session will
continue tomorrow and in the evening large
public meeting will be held at Norombega fall.
Another Seizure.
The police this afternoon siezed some $500
worth of liquors from the premises of James
Mccain. 1t was contained in eleven barrels,
all of which were found slowed away in an at
tic. Mccain was offered yesterday an oppor-
tunity to return his liquors, if he had any, to
Boston, but denied having any on hand.
.. Manufacturing.
The fourth meeting in aid of manufacturers
was held in City Hall this evening and like the
previous ones was fully attended and much in
terest was manifested. The committee made
a report of the action of the city government in
from taxation new manufacturing
A sum of $4,000 has been sub
scribed for the erection of buildings for facto-
ries, aud il is proposed to increase the sum to
$4,000 alrIEt er..a efc, If a- .t-&
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
mINoR rELEGRAms.

A Cincinnati dispatch states that August
Belmont is there and expressed his preference
for Adams as a candidate to unite upon fol
President. Hi
The Delaware and Hudson Canal has not vet
been repaired and no coal is going from Haw-
ley to Rondout. .a.I.-.i.'7. ~ 81. u r..
A Scranton dispatch states that there was
another land slide on the Jefferson branch OF
the Erie road on Sunday night, which will re-
quire week to remove.
The ice left Lake Champlain, Tuesday. The
lake has been closed since January 8th-the
longest period on record. 49,.
Gen. Sherman, Minister Curtin and Lieut..
Grant have arrived at Sebastopol.
James Atkinson, the present incumbent was
elected Mayor of Newport, R. l., Tuesday by q
majority over two other candidates. 1t was the
second trial la ET.,aA AGlfEl-ItT
In Indianapolis on Tuesdry man shot and
killed his wife and then cut his own throat but
not SO severely but what his recovery is expect
ed
p. G. Howe, a Hartford banker, and director
OF the Hartford and New Haven railroad died
yesterday. l''"
Hillsboro, N. H.. has six cases of small pox
which create considerable alarm
Travel on the Rondout and Oswego railroad
is seriously interrupted by land slides.
A Halifax despatch says the damage to the
Peruvian is not so serious as apprehended. She
will come to Portland for permanent repairs.
The ratification of the trade mark treaty be
tween the United States and Austria were ex-
changedyesterday a..--..
An Emigrant Aid Society was organized by
the citizens of Norfolk, Va, last night
The Supreme Court of Florida, heard the ar
guments OF the contested governorship in that
State yesterday. .eal7 fif rl. ls -t,s
E. H. Seward, brother of ex-Secretary Sew
ard. died TueSdaV of aDOplpyy al Florida
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
United States Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE sHEPLEY.
TuEsDAy.-The April Term of the Circuit Court
commenced this morning. Rev. G. w. Buck opened
the Court with prayer.
The following are the names of the Grand Jurors:
Isaac T. Hobson, wiscasset, foreman; John T.
Ayerill, Dodge N. Ewell, Frankfort Albert j. Heald
Cyrus Wilson, orono; Samuel G.. Church, Hiram
Pishon, Vassalboro; Thomas G. Stickney. Myrck S.
jackson, Bangor; Francis j. Brooking, Wiscasset; ;
Amos (. Parlin, Edwin s. Prescott Skowhegan;
David Dennis, Gardiner Thomas Low, Charles b.
Webber, Sharpleigh; Stephen Weston, John E. Mer-
serve, Gorham; George HI. Raymond, Rufus King,
Mestbrook; Eliphalet H. Parker, Ralph s. Bennett,
Bucksport.
Excused-Sherburn Lawrence, Gardiner.
Petit Jurors-First Jury-Wm. Philbrick Show
negan, foreman; Charles Lane, William Waldron
Frankfort; James H. Emery Horace Banks Orono
CHI charles Collins, Joseph H: Smiley yassalboro; Reu-
ben Bagey, I'd, Bangor; William Elmer, Wiscasset
Christopher Ham, Charles Staples, Shapieigh; Ru-
Second Jury-Samuel Lewis WATERFORD; Lewis X
Day, VIM M Dyer, Gorham; Grin Babb, VIM John
son, Westbrook; Alonzo knight, Rodman Allen,
Falmouth; Crosby Reed, Samuel Farnham Wool
wich; Daniel Partridge, Joseph c. Eldridge, Bucks
port. g..
The morning occupied calling the docket
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24

PROPOSALS for the stone work upon the new
pier of the Gooch Island bridge, were received
yesterday afternoon at the City Clerks room,
Biddefor1. OF the bids-five in number-the
highest was $15.50 per yard, and the lowest, that
of VIM. Moore, s14.25 per yard. The decision
was reserved .-,-l ,li 90. g .ast1,
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
Elegant Residence at Auction.

IN Wednesday, April oath, at three O'Clock p. M,
~ we shall sell the elegant and finely located resi-
dence of Dr. s. Fitch, consisting of modern and sub
State and the convenient two-story brick Building
on Congress st, known as the office. The house
contains 10 rooms, with ample clothes-presses and
Pantries, finished with modern improvements mar
blelmantels and wash stands, with hot and cold wa
ter all over the house; Bathing rooms, &C.. One Of
the best cellars with wash hot and cold water
rooms. not including water closet and wash room.
with very nice wine cellar.
The lot conoains about $500 feet .tAaNBE .-
The location of this property one Of the best il
not the best in the city with front the delightful
and quiet State st. and front and fine view on the
more busy Congress st. z + \ ] ~ III
The terms will be very easy and made known at
SALE The property can be examined any day by call
ing at Dr. Fitch,s Office between2 and p. m.
AM
The Portland daily press., 1872-04-24
Superior Court.


TUEsDAY.-Elizsbeth McNuty vs. James Murray
Plaintiff alleges that the night of last Christmas
about two O'Clock in the morning she went out to look
at the Time there being clock in her house and she
started to go Mr.. Poors Office on Commercial street
when the defendant who was a night Waterman for
j. b. Brown & Sons, and who was in the house at
the time said he would go with her. They started
out but arriving at Mr. Poor's office there was no
clock he told her to 60 across to Walkers Office that
on getting her in there, he having key, he threw
her upon the floor and attempted to ravish her. tear
ing her clothing and bruisng herr that she screamed
and her mother came to her assistance and grabbing
up stick OF wood broke the window in and the girl
sprang out; that Murray Immediately attacked the
mother and beat and bruised her.
Defendant denies that he was with the girl that
night but says he caught the mother breaking glass
In the window which she did out of spite because he
had caught girl stealing wood there and drove her
Off He also introduced testimony to the effect that
the woman told the girls on previous occasion
when he had chased them from the wharf where they
were stealing wood, holler he was trying to rape
them, and then he would be discharged" Decision
reserved. ..-st-
Williams, r-i-.A --f. Clifford
Margaret McNulty James Murray. Action for
assault by the mother growing out of the above case
Decision reserved. st
Williams. ...... Clifford.
Lydia Murch VS.. A. M. Morgan Account annexed
amounting to $6o.5O balance for board Of railroad
men, which defendant contractor agreed as plain
tiff alleges to become responsible for Decision for
defendant. II
strout G. Gage. Howard s. Cleaves.
VIM. H. Fessenden Vs. B. F. Smith ct al Action
on poor debtors bond $16950. Defendant alleges
that the conditions of the bond has been complied
with. 4.r.r