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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
SUPREME c Ual-CHaMDERS.

Mrs. Mary e. McDc, mott VS.. James McDcr-
mott The Plaintiff fIns the Custody Of the
Child.
Before Judge Barrett.
This case, which has attracted much attention, as
the first Judee Barrett has had to decide since ne
took mis- seat on the Supreme Court bench, drew
crowd TO the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
1t came up on an application for
habeas corpus TO produce the child alb
Quoted by James McDermott and assistants, and
the cause was argued before His Honor. The deci-
sion was PROMULGATED yesterday The child Is
given 10 Mrs. McDernott, who Will allow II to see
It's eccentric laiher ihree times week. rhe rec
suit Is set down for the next term. The IL now
virtually ended ty the decision OF Judge Barrett
and Inc public Will probably hear no more about IT,
For the plaintiff, Sidney W. Cooper and William Il.
stephens; Tor the defendant. b. Dorian KIllian.
The raminany Iminn ton.
The case In reference to the Injunction against
the Tammany sachems was called yesterday; but
In consequence OF the absence of Mr. Devin tue ar.
gument was adjourned till Tomorrow.
The broadway Widening scheme.
The motion for confirmation or the report OF the
new Commissioners OF Broadway was to have been
argued yesterday. 1t went over, however, until
March, to allow VI an ar uent before the Court OF
Appeals.
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COURT or G. NERAL SESSIONS.

Before Recorder Hackett.
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan prosecuted
yesterday In this Court.
PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY.
John Donanue, VINO was indicted for burgariously
entering the apartments OF Martina Wakefield. los
Greenwich street, and stealing some clothing,
pleaded guilty TO an attempt at burglary in the third
degree anu was sent to the state Prison for two
years and SIX months.
William Downs, youth, pleaded guilty to steal
Ing an 0vercoat, worth $50, from James L. Kames,
127 East Nineteenth street, on the 27th OF December
ana was sent " Inc fentedtary for one year.
AN AUe uITiAL.
michael MOAN was tined upon charge OF steal.
ing $40 from James Monalan the 10Th OF DeCem-
Der; nut tile evlience Tor the prosecution Joincd
win the previous excellent character OF the ac-
cused, led the Jury ~ render verdlcl OF not guilty
without leaving Their seals.
'HALIBI.n
George Wise was placed on trial. charged with
steailng, on the l-tn oil December, pocketbook
IRON The person OF Amz b. davenport, CONTAINING
coupons anu money valued al 10 inc complain.
ant lestlied that While the New Haven tram was
uuout entering Tie Grand Central denOt he was
showed w ne accused and Others and that while
tiic ram was moving RAPIDLY We Jumped on at
roTy-stvenlh street, and then lie davenport
missed ms pocketUUok. Inc prisoner was arrested
Tue following day upon similar charge and when
Duvenport saw MN III the cell he positively Iden.i-
heg wise as the man wno siVle his pOCkeLboOk
. ine ueience was The senior Mr.. Wel,er's patent
y naubi" attempted " be established by Two or
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CRIME IN NEBRASKA,

Shooting of One Of Phil 5heridan's Soldiers
His Comrades Attempt to Lynch tho Mur-
derer--Dsgusting Conduct OF the Keepers
Of an Insane Asy Ivan.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Jan. Is, 1871
There IS an abundance OF crime In Nebraska lust
now. Last evening telegraph operator, named
Connel at Sidney station, OF the Union Pacific shot
and instantly Killed one Of sheridan's soldiers
during q discussion about notorious woman, An
attempt by the soldiers comrades to lynch the
assassin was frustrated BY the employees or the
Union Pacific, and Conne was finally brought
safely away and lodged IN the jail In this town.
The previous day there was an ARRAY at Fort Me-
Phers0n, In wnlcn one man was fatally shot and
one or two others badly wounded.
Besides the excitement afforded by these incl.
denial tragedies the people are greatly exercised
over some outrage5 by The managers OF the Insane
ASYLUM upon The female inmates, the consequences
OF which Will be unhappily visible IN q lew days.
The people talk OF using tree and rome II the
offenders do not leave the country
Inc only Utner exciting event worth mentioning
was the pummeline oil the editor OF the Omaha nee
dav or Two since py one OF the post Office clerks
IL that city.
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THE WILSON HOMICIDE,
Another side 10 tho storv.

In the case OF Robert Mccormick, charged with
INJECTING fatal violence upon Hugh Wilson. late OF
2,207 Third avenue, during quarrel on tho SIN
inst, as previously reported, there now appears to
be another version. mccormick, who Is an indus.
trlous and respectable man, Yesterday surrendered
himself TO captain Bennett, OF the Twelfth precnc,
to await the result OF coroner Keenans invest,pa.
ton. Wilson was an haoitual drunSard ana had
been both IN the TomDs and on the Island
Tor intoxicauon. Mccormick says that see,nv do
ceased In the act OF raising a weapon TO
strike his ageu and lnfrm mother-in-law, he gave
hin push To save the woman, and In tlonv so
wilson Tell 10 the noor; there was no fight or blows
struck. Previous 10 tins deceased, u Is SAID had
fallen into cellar ana injured himself SO that hls
side ana breast were well covered with plasters.
Wooster Deach, NJ. -, made postnortem exami-
nation on the Dody Of Wilson and found two of his
ribs fractured, which, WIN other INJURIES caused
death yesterday afternoon. Detective Jenness. OF
the Twelfth precinct, brought Mccormick before
Coroner Neenan at the city Hail, wno liberated MIN
IN $1,000 ball. Mr.. Steels, McCormick's employer,
entered into the requisite bond. The investigator
Will take place TO-DAY.
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A POLICE JUSTICES PERJURER.

Carroll, alias johnson, the Buralar-Another
Term in sing sing Before Him.
In the OF James Carroll, alias james Johnson,
committed, as already reported, by Justice Blxby
on Sunday last tor perjury as witness in the Muir.
ray Coulter controversy, partial examination
was held yesterday afternoon in Justice Bixby's
private ONCE, No. Warren street. Mr.. Nathan
Nesblt, who appeared Tor the prisoner, waived q
full investigation OF the matter ana asked for a
jury trial. which was granted In his in.
formal examination the prisoner Carroll, alias
johnson, stated that he was born in Detroit,
Mich, and Jnat he was q car driver by occupation
residlag ut 64J West Forty-secontl street. The atl.
davits OF Allen q. Yeomans and George w. Roman,
prison Keepers AT Sing sing, set forth that the
prisoner haa served term OF two years there for
burglary on which charge he was convicted on the
26tn Of January, 1861.
thomas McCabe, OF 500 Eleventh avenue corrobo.
rated the testimony OF Yeomans anu Roman, and an
other witness testified that The plisoner had admitted
to MIN that he had spent term OF Imprisonment IN
sing Sing. Justice Coulter ADMITS having made
serious mistake IN accepting ms Carroll, alias Jonn
son, as a wltness on his Denalf, and only did 1t
on the solemn assurance OF Johnson that ne had
never been convicted oil any crime. The prisoner
was recommitted, In default OF $1,000 bail, TO the
Tombs TO await his trial. J0hnson's testimony was
on Monday stricken out In the controversy between
Murray and Coulter.
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rfvhI CAlEKBAis-TaIs DAY.

Nos. 10, 43, A. 46 AZ, 40, 81.
SUPREME CJURT--CnAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
retL-Nos. ~, 81 81, 81, IS, 81, 20, II, IS. 81.
SUPREME UOURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
lngraham p. J.l Barnard and Cardozo.-Nos. l9i,
loS, 1871 1872 90. 20l 2o2. 2os, 207, 2os, 2o9, I'll
2i2. 2l3 PA, us 2l6 2l7, 2lS, 80, go, 22I, 22
224. Part Held by Judge Van Brunt-Nos. ACT,
76j, 937, 52lA 743, PSI. ST. 97l.s 973. 975, s77,
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.-Nos. s0i, olS. so5 9oI go9 81
Judge Monell.-Nos 1868, CO. 9O4 9O6 90s 90,
1888, 79s, 100, s32, sss, 800, s3s, ITO. SIS.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Larremore.-Case on.
MARINE CoURr-rRIAL TERM--Part Held by
Judge Spaulding. Nos FATS. 7o3 1888. 1919. 7434,
1880. Part 2-Held by Juoge Gross-Nos. 1854.
7l66, 1850. 1894, 1868 747o 1921 1888 IT'S. 7776,
7777, 776s, 1859, ILL., 1850. Part 3-Held by Judge
JoachImsen. Nos. 1857, 1884, s57l. d. Vs. N, b..
vs. ". $685. W. vs.. H., W. vs. s., X. vs.. A., s. vs..
H.. +. VS.. @.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSION COURT.
Charse Of DeScrtson from ship
Da(orn Nnt,,,,n ieo lamar nci,<,rn

Charae Of Descrt.on from n ship.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Yesterday tour sailors belonging to the crew Of
the Swedish bark Maria Augusta, named o. II.
Dahgren, L. J. Bosirom, l. A. Aberg and N. E.
Wmberg were brought before Commissioner Osborn
and charged with deserving from that vessel after
her arrival in this port requlsltion was pre-.
senred 10 the Commissioner from the swedish Con.
sui asking That the Hrisoners be sent back TO the
ship. The men stated lhat tney had been induced
To desert by a boarding house Keeper. The officer
who. arrested them had some trouble in finding
them Out, as they mad secreted themselves In q Top
room OIL a tour story tenement house. They were
Maria Augusta Is ready 10 proceed to sea.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY CoUaT-cBIMINAL BRANCH.
Tho Furmna Street Tragedy Calvin Sent to
state Prison.

The Furmna Street tragedy Calvin Sent TO
state Prison.
Before Judge McCue.
The second tria; OF Daniel E. Calvin, indicted for
the murder OF Michael Campbell. III Furman street,
In July last. was concluded yesterday afternoon.
After the opening or tue Court yesterday morning,
all the evidence having been heard, Mr.. Spencer
proceeded to sum up the behalf OF the pris-
oner. and argued that there was premeditarlon
ON the part CALVIN or any evidence that the men
were enemies. rae deed was committed In snd-
den frenzy, to wnicn the prisoner had been goaded
on by dec ,aSed.
District Attorney Britton summed up for the peo-
pie stating that If the jury believed the prisoner
did not intend to kill Campbell. but was IN the neat
OF passion from adequate cause, he was guilty OF
manslaughter In the third degree.
After comprehensive charge by Judge McCue
the jury retired and, at hall past four O'clock
turned with verdict convlcting the prisoner OF
manslaughter In the tn lrd degree.
The Court thereuDon sentenced CALVIN to the
State Prison Tor three years and six months.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuua1-N ADMIRALTY.
Action tor seamen's Wages.
Before Judge Blatchtord.


Before Judge Blatchiord.
Peter A. Tt0rnLson rs. The Schooner salamanca
The action this case brought to recover sea.
mems wages. After the examination OF several
witnesses Gle matter was submitted without argu-
ment. Decision reserved.
The Erie hallway LitigntiOn-The English
stock.
Yesterday the certificates OF 1875 shares Of Erie
Railway stock were put into me mail for England,
addressed to Heath and Raphael. the English share
holders, at London. The Master, MIR. Kenneth @.
White, saw tnis last act performed IN the
heightened litigation concerning those shares
which has been conducted before him. Heath and
Raphael cannot com. plain OF the manner IN winch
they have been treaiet IN the United states Courts.
Through the lns,rumentailtv OF those Courts they
have mad their property restored 10 them. and we
have 10 doubt that their legal representatives are
perfectly satisfied, as, indeed. they ought TO be,
With the impair. ial aud upright manner In which
the whole proceedings nave been carried on before
the Master and IN the Court before Judge Batch
ford.
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COURT or APPEALS.
Decisions.


ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1872.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following deci-
sions were rendered.
judgments were affirmed, with cOsts-Wats0n vs.
The New York Central Railroad Company, Garnsey
VS.. Rodgers, Jones vs. The Northern Central RAN
road Company, Rainesiord vs.. kainesiOrd, Garrett
VS.. Schafier. Field VS.. MunsOn.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, cost
to ABIDE the event-Ferr1s vs.. MOwery, Baldwin vs.
Burrows, Holman vs.. Union Ferry Company OF
Brooklyn. CLARK vs. Shehan, Baird vs.. Glllett,
Cayughey VS.. Smith.
Order and Judgment OF the Supreme Court AZ
frmed-The People VS.. Purcell.
Order affirmed, with cOsts-Grlflln VS.. Grunen in
the matter OF the Evergreen.
Order granting new trial reversed ana Judgment
on verdict affirmed, with c0sts-Welch VS.. sage.
Judgment oil the Supreme Court reversed and
Judgment ON report OF the referee affirmed, with
C0sts-WInslow VS.. Clark.
COURT OF APPEALs CALENDAR.
ALBANY, Jan. 16, 1872.
The following Is the day calendar Of the Court OF
Appeals Tor January 17:-N0s CT, 8, 4, TX, 10, IL,
Is Is.
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THREE men. who swore that they were in q gambling
saloon In Fulton street. near Broadway, with Wise
on the evening of Inc alleged ROBBERY between The
hours OF tive and seven. The Jury evidently were
not very tavoraUlv impressed with the testimony.
but M. How es ingenuity called INTO requlsit0a
al critical moment He discovered haw In the
indictme l. The name oil the complainant was
'Amzl,r but It was laid in the Indictment as
'AmziD." winch, ne argued, was fatal To convic
tlon. The Recorder Joco ely remarked that he did
not blame the counsel Tor avaiiIng himself OF TINS
tecnncality and direc;e the jury TO acqui Wise Oh
the ground OF variance between the indictmenc
and the proof The prisoner was remanded TO
PRISON until the Grand Jury ma q new indictments
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT covs!.


A Question o Jurisdiction.
A man named John Arwo or Ahrvoo was recently
Mied IN the Uniled States Circuit Court. southern
District OF New YORK, on an indictment charging
him with having ATTEMPTED to commit murder on
die high seas. He was convicted. plea was put
In to the jurisdiction Court on the ground that
The prisoner was nrst arrested IN the Eastern DIS.
trlcl and should therefore nave been trei III that
district certItcafe Of division OF opinion oil the
Court has been desputcned to tne Supreme Court OF
the United sLaes wDere the question OF jurisdiction
Ia this case WILL be finally determined
A Custom House s.Mii-Excess Of Duty.
Judge Shipman sat yesterday and proceeded with
che trial OF government SUITS 1t is now four years
and nall since the learned Judge presided IN the
Unned states Circuit Court OF this city, and his
friends here Will be glad TO know that he looks, ana
no doubt Is, In the enjoyment OF very excellent
health.
Mateo Q. Rodriguez and Filipe Cuebas vs. Moses
q. Grinnell Colector'o of the Port.-Thls was an ac
ton brought 10 recover from Moses Ii. Grin.
nel as Collector of the Port Of New
York, an alleged excess OF duty paid on
quantity OF imported sugar. The facts appear
to be these: The painufrs imported on the LIST OF
August 1869, 443 hogsneads and lwenty-nine barrels
Of sugar, and entered them at the Custom House on
the I'd OF August, and ON the 10Th OF the same
month the goods were placed IN Donceu warehouse.
On thai day Thomas cEiraIn, tne Hnn soa s nHe
was not above No. Il Dutch standard, and upon TINS
report. on the 1sn OF August 1869, the duty on the
sugar was hquldateu aud assessed at three ceots
per pound. Inc plalutlils, afler sucn hqui-
datiOn, Apln IA, 1870, withdrew, from
time TO ume lOrtlons Of the sugar for con-
sumption, aud deposited on eacn withdrawal pay
ment OF sum OF money on account OF the duties
for the quantity Withdrawn. me wnole quantity
withdrawn prlor The l4th OF Aprn, 1870, was S57
h0qsheads anu twenty nlne parrels. Al lhat date
there remained In he warehouse only ninetJ.IWo
hOesheads o sugar. which we're afterwards with
drawn, at different tlmes in the month o. Aprll,
1s70. at each OF these Withdrawals the collector
requested the pantlifs TO ay duties at the rate OF
three and hall cents per pound, and ON the closing
Withdrawn Of flty nOgSh he also required them
to pay on settlement and adjustment of the bal
hnce OF dutles on the sugar sum equal to
One-half cent per pound on the 35l hogsneaas
and twenty nine barrels Withdrawn prior TO April
IA, 1870, ana, therefore, the plantifs paid duty on
the enLlre importation at the rate or 35G cents
per pound IN god. 1he plalntllIs Cam that they
paid In excess , 1903. The ground upon which the
Collector required them to pay SUCH sum Is that the
sugar VAS In fact, above No H. ana not above No.
ID Dutch standard. Decision reserved.
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CITY C0uST-TalAL TERM.
Disagreement OF a Jury.
Before Judge Nelson.

Cornelius Mcnamara, Administrator, &C., VS.. A.
G. Woodruff-This was an action for the recovery
OF 5000 damages for the loss OF paintTs son, who
was killed bv being crushed by q noeshead OF mo-
lasses which rolled from truck opposite defend
ants warehouse The case was reported yesterday.
The de ence was that the boy was trespassing on
private property. and was crushed through his own
negligence.
The jury being unable to agree upon verdict
was discharged
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THE COU r T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts

Jurisdiction of the United States Courts-A Gus
tom House Case Proceedings in Admir- atty
The Erie Litigation Desertion from
Ship-The McDermott Habeas Corpus
Case-Ihe Tammany Injunction
Court of Oyer and Terminer-
Business in General Sessions
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CoURT or OYER AND TERMIHen.

Several cases OF election frauds On the calendar
were put over until next month. The Court was adj.
journed untn tomorrow morning, at naf-past ten,
when Stokes VIII be arraigued before Judge Ingra-
ham, 10 plead TO the Indictment found against him
by the Grand jury
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR--THlS DAY.

CITY CoURT.-Nos. 1872, l29, $780, las, 1906 165, $50,
226 Al H. A. o. ll2 49, 16S, 1885, 24l, 242 243, 244
247 24s ia 12 1SS. Is, 2ll 212 1872 and 24o to 269
inclusive.
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SALEs AT AUCrION.
A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY ALLEN b. MINER & BROTHERS,
late
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.

Established
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90
atl0h O'Clock, at our saesrooms,
cENrEEL GousEH9%S rggGRSfrUsE, MIRRORS,
Removed for convenience Of sale Details in time.
A O01 nSs AgaTeS X os aacrloS
magnificent Eo Farn "na ever @ S Of
rich ParOr Suits Mirrors Paintings Curtains, Works of
at the elegant private residence of Albert B. vandeho
,.,w 2Ss West ysssa r,9ry a MD, street,
ana Per Suits
with the riches, description san bTosatel AM reps brilliant
$3.50; Mirrors Curtains. nTonzes Paintins.. Vases
blue n"ss
"sd walnut n nr %
sheets PILLOW Gases Lounges, Chairs Rockers sde6oards,
aS ss
Parties wishing to attend tas take Froadway seventh
the nSSe packed and a city
commencIns afternoon at IL O'clock precisely
]. BLEECKER AUoTroNEER
n. WIN sell at auction, Friday January ~ 1s7a at IL
two IA and % hS
street Brooklyn; size lsex4s; lots e.; nearly new, with
n. AT JOHNSTON y s.sS 4 !, Van sAsl TzA#ssELLs.
SUPERB coEI COLLIE T or CHOICE EUROPEAN
sa S s G rs
Ssfs3 wv
They Will be sold on Thursday and Friday Jan Is and 49,
without reserve, commencing each day at IL O'Clock.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELII, Auciionccrs.
A LBERT y. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
N uS Liberty, Ill Cedar and 80 Church streets
Horse Mart 08 and ITO Cedar % and As Church Streets
Furniture Carpets, Bedding.
THIS DAY, mt 1011 o'clock,
WALDRON COOKE will SELL above, very superior
largc of Second hand New Goods in
Guiding
Fine Paror Suits,
Superb Chamber Suits
bookcases, Bullets warirobes, -
Extension and Centre Tables,
Bedding of all kinds.
Crumbclsths and OilclOhs,
Ladies' fine Furs,
Wolf and Bear Robes,
Bedscads, bureaus, Washstands,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Pianos, Safes, Desks,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
ChroDlos, Engravinys Paintings, &c.
On TIKI RSDAY, al los O'Clock,
NJ private residence 81 East Twenyrst street. gentec
Household Furniture consisting Of two wanu. Parlor Suits
Bureau, iarge War irore, &C.
On Friday. at 1oN O'Clock Stock of Store removedt to
saesrooms consisting Of Boots and Shoes Hats Caps
ready made Cothns Suspenders Buttons, Competing,
cloths Mating Rugs Inks, Perfumery, Window Shades
Crumbcloths Soaps LADIES' ana Gents Skates Wines and
Liquors, &C., &C.
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UCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-THos W. LIND
iod O'clock, three story and basement brick Dwelling at
4s Henry street, BROOKLYN containing II rooms, closets
tu lure Sale positive. ''''''''' -'' w '''
4 UCTIoN SALE OF REAL. EsTATE.-oN THURSDAY,
viii at 40 Henry street. Brooklyn the three story frame
Dwelling located on Raymond street. between Hilary and
e S easy o
ther particulars Apply TO anctioneer
AT BANKRUPT SALE cRooKERY, 60; THURSDAY.
% Gold Band China Tea Sets.
70 crates MaddocSs Mearins White Granite damaged.
- crates Brote White Granite.
crates 5a,s general s sts sma White Granite
''' "' THURSDAY, 18th, at ten O'clock sSrk."
A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR
ni,e private residence ia West az ssh I'll, dcy
sr suits IN latest styles Mirrors Tables Lace Curtains
Lounges Clocks, &C.; also Dining Room, Easement and
ss nS,'i' Plate A zss '
"A fas ThHs sns n rRpss;a 6 BEsPEs
Over ssS %sr az az Io osSeF Fnr,o.
s street near avenae maanicsni pisnoor .' paor
ps s%; and walnut
tre Other articles too numerous to mentsn. Sale posi
tive in lots to SUIT purchasers Goods packed and shipped.
A UCTIoN SALE OF WOOD YARD. THE CONTENTS
Betting and al 'a ss e.
,ossss WIN pc sold on the premise, go and az gs
1872 Also two valuable Horses aud three kindlns
wood Wagons.
Aueusrh MARTI s.9s q &, CO.. ATcTIoNEERs.
.. I. Che elegant private residence,
RUS bav WE s5si r az "a cc
Magnificent Drawing Room Furniture Paintings.
valued sse'coc o'"' u A"'
superb Suts Drawing Room Furniture, Pompadour, Marie
wood cesbrsisd maker veSes medao
rsa@o % sass sr Sn,
iresses Extension Table. huae chinswarc Linen Glass
Ssse.. bdder A''''" FURNITURE sale peremp'0ry 10
RY,F. Cotton, AUCrIoNEER.--LARGE.s SALE OF
. rS or and Il osss pss
raror, Dining Room and nedroom Furniture best Hair
aTa % &c Auction oo% S Es
sS wo
s s n U s . sas h n I wi"
sena 10 the a. 10
s sssps ssS ssa es build
Ing, s. East Thirteenth street.
RY JOHN A. DUNN. AuQTIoNEER;
Large and attractive
elegant Hotel
Restaurant Furniture,
commencing THIS DAYS
l0l O'clock
ut % West Fourth street,
near Broadway.
JOHN A. DUNN win sell Thls DAY. at lo4 o'clock, at
West Fourth positively lots and errc the elegant
Furniture contained In that hotel and restaurant known az
arlington Hotel The Furniture consists, of several
pier Mane Mirrors Brussels Velvet and Ingram Car
pets black walnut and mabogony Be stcads black walnut
bureaus, black walnut Washstand4 Parlor and Bedroom
Suits usk and Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Feather Boil
sLers, Sheets, Spreads, Blankets
Win also sell
all the on Paintings which valuable together with
all the Engravings 49,,
the Restaurant Furniture,
which consists Of marble top Tables black walnut do,
Desks, Safes sycrware. black walnut Arm Chairs Table
Cloths, casters, &C.
Kitchen.
One large elegant Rnnge. best city make; Copper Boilers
Copper Saucepnns several and
Utensils There are over 100 lots will be delivered on
Inurosy Rare cnance Tor storekecrers Spectators and
others The rooms Will be opened for inspection sfisr
Catalogues at sale,
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A UCTfON SALE OF REAL EsThTE.-THOS. W. LIND.
"A SAY, Auctioneer, will sell Thursday, January L. nj
104 O'Clock, three and basement brick Dwelling.
49 Henry street, Brooklyn containing II rooms II Closets
with modern improvements; also all the Household Furn
Sale positive.