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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
HOW TO REFORM THE CITY.
NEW YORK. Jan. %, 1872

NEW YORK. Jan. 20, 1S72
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Permit me- through the Columns OF your valuable
journal. to draw aLienton to the state Of things In
this CITY, / am foreigner, ana am truly astonshed
at the magnitude OF the evils notice Of daily
currence, ana I make these lew remarks-and
honestly hope they vii. be valued at their worth ~
the proper authorities that these crimes. posi-
BILE, may be mitiGated, II not suppressed.
In the first place ! see there Is murder, accom-
panied by robbery and violence, committed In the
most public thor0ughiares; some would recommend
as q remedy to wear no watch chains, put up their
purses in The STREET.-THE on any account to pun
them out. NV remedy would he simple enough
.. p. nang q few OF the numbering crew. and lock
up the rest, or send them TO Russian America ttnns
was) TO cut one anOther's thrOais, II they cannot
reform. Second. dismiss any policeman VINO
Is found to be nad character or WAC
was one; third, oroanize tue force ana pay mon Of
intellect aud stamina; pay men more. IN fact-is
would be money well laid out. lndeDendent men
will never be tempied by tnlefs plumber, wnie q
rain class OF inen with families will not scruple
to share In a tnef's wlndIall; and, lastly, there
should be O special reserve Of men, especially ior
night duty 10 ferret r0und those corners ana alleys
where murderers lie In walt for IN Ir unfortunate
victims. one would imagine that most OF the force
OF this city were made Tor snow, sporting their
figures up crowded tnOroug flares and maklng
themselves scarce n o dim VISION OF dirty PANS
or bruised cap comes into their Indifferent and
empty heads. Something must he done, r. Ednor.
mended little in TINS manner HE social machinery
o. this unfortunate city would not require to be
oiled SO much or 80 often as Il was hereto ore.
ID. r. u.
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POSTAL SAVINGS BANKs-THEIR AID
VANTAGES

To THE EDITOR OF THE AERALD:--
am rejo,ced to see the earnestness which you
manifest In regard to reform In protecting the
savings OF the humble classes That very many OF
our city savings banks are beyond doubt perfectly
reliable win be granted yet we see how the system
Is capable OF abuse, and there Is where the danger
lies. 1t cannot be expected that everybody, or even
q majority Of those VINO Lave oc aston 10 make use
OF savings BANKS, can discriminate between those
which are good aua tuOse winch are not And with
tC0 many, the iueR of savings banks Is ANONYMOUS
with safety. iOptoect tins class OIL people nOtniDg
In the way VI banks would be desirable ~ 10 have
those established ny the government In cOnnec ION
Win the Post once. IN Great Br:tain and Ireland
Ibe plan mss worked there admirably, and we
an mn y, ,e ~ s as II Is no LONGER
Grants administration could not Ike d,stin.
au.sned by any more popular measure than
the adoption 81 postal savings banks. some may
ing too mucn tndt the officers are required moi so
much ivr the CORRECTION OF letters a. Tor ne
business, the despat en- OF money ORDERS and Inc
management Of savings oanKs." As q maileY of
Diy ielt 10 the British Post Urce anu lew otiicers
could possibly dispensed with Il nOfhInr but m
normal business we're lett 70 tne Post once 10 a-
CJmpllsh. iractlcal experience OF the WORKING OF
clear VI the errors intO when ne has iaiIen
No truer service could be rendered on behalf OF
the great masses OF our population than In urging
the adoption Of tine plan You recommend. Wnen
enorf 10 bring the matter prominently before the
people was the wide circulation OF q tract entitled
'.My Account Win Her Majesty" AMI tue author Is
not fl0m the marx when lie concludes Dy saving,
III there b . pblluntnropst VINO ~ hasd mp for an
obDecs dou'i xnow wnaG ne could DO better tnan
60 out dsstrputln2 tracts setting forth the rulcA
regulations and sdvantages Of the Post Once saw.
inas Banks." \ A. X.
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no. Rest FOR THE WICKED.

The Burial Of Bolts, the aiurdcrer-A Correct
Version Of the Occurrence.
Under the aDove caption u statement appeared
yesterday IN reference 10 the funeral services Of
Bolts, which. owing TO some mlsconceptlon, did
NOT convey correct version Of the facts 1t seems
that the body OF Bolts was taxen TO Boonton by the
undertaken. Eleven O'Clock on the following day
was the hour nxed for the burial service.
The grave was Dug. and It beiDs very coid.
the friends Of the deceased suggested the
Htopriey OF taking the body tn'o the
Snurcn. Nobody opposed that course; for.
snnounh the officers OF tine church might
nv nave relisncd the proceeding, no refusal
Vas made, aud q procession having been formed,
sno New I. n. Mayhan pastor o. the church,
Went hnean VI the corpse. In other funeral
services. read cDupter AMI LEAD In nrnyer Toe
Nvcrcnu gentleman Inen announced that the Tor.
@ea I"ne' vi services would he he'd next sunday
tne hev' W. siaalr,ea. The aplritlsa: adviser VI
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mosTAGUE ON TIME.
4 500 Gold Watch stolen by q "Residcnl
al the Grand Centra'."

\ 500 Gold Watch stolen by q "Residcut
al the Grand tentra. -
Last Thursday young man named ohm p
Montague went up to westcheser county and
stopped over night ut Williams Bridge Hotel. In the
morning he TOOK nls departure at a somewhat early
hour; and shortly after he had gone Mrs. Elizabeth
De Leyer, who was stopping at the same house.
missed her watch and chain, valued at 500. She,
Of course, suspected Montague, hut was unable to
come TO the city TO procure hls arrest. Yesterday,
however, Detective Heidelberg, OF the Cen.
tran once, happening TO be up there, the lady
sent Tor MN. ana requested that he would,
on returning 10 New York, arrest Moutauue
who, sue understood. was stopping az tue Grand
Central The 0inccr expressed ms Willingness 10
comply VITA her request, provided sDe would come
down ana appear against tue offender. This sne
agreed 10 do and at once set out WIN Heidelberg.
VINO. ON reaching The city, left her al the Central
ONCE, while he went over TO The noie anu effected
the arrest. Montague was found without mucn DIFF
hculty. and, on bcing confronted ny MRS. de Leyer,
acknowledged having taken The watch, and v0Iun.
teeied the sta enent that nc had s0d II at D45 III
way for $50. lie was taken before Judge Hogan IN
she afternoon, attIe rombs fOilce Court aud IN de.
fault Of bail was locked up.
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SALES AT .AUUrlD1.

A OR md EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
n seldom meets with such rare beautiful and IN
terestine collection OF that exhibition
the Art Rooms e7 Broadway, the ma mes 81
diicult procure, scenttt
and interesting from the great variety Of artistic
ing and appealing subjects. FIGURE LANDSCAPE, Animal
Flower and StlIe Painting here found their hlcb
perfection by Of greatest Of panters
American and Foreign and whose should become
the aim of every the and beautiful 10 possess
at least example,"
These superb Paintings
exhibition free at tho
Leavu Art Rooms, bl7 Broadway,
from "a NJ IN 6 r. NJ. AMI 10 10 r. ~,
and will be sold bv auction
WEDNESDAY ami THURSDAY evenings,
February and 3, at IN O'Clock.
GEORGE A.. LEAVlTT CO., Auciioneers.
The sale will take place OF the Clinton Hail. Aston Place,
Salesrooms.
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cauaT OF commlN plEAs-spscnL Term.
u. ct-inus.
BY Judge Loew.

u. ct-inus.
BY Judge Loew.
Charles @. Sanirock vs. Johanna Sandrock.-
Judgment for divorce for plalntlff.
Filcn We. Packard. -Motion 10 open default
granted on payment Of $40 costs.
Maler VS.. Holman. Orter settled.
Wnlc0cks w. wiilcOcks.-aStion Tor counsel fee
ana alinlOny granted. iSee meme ran dum.,
StIeaeit w. Meehan-MOsion 10 dismiss appeal
denied with COSTS
By Judge Robinson.
Develin vs. King.--Extra allowance refused.
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TUhu. Typhoid. s oret. Ae,s'es. Meia p
y ysnnsry Ss 60 g q X =

The REGISTER OF Records follows nurins tho
past week there registered fo DEATHS being In
CURED during the nding week OF the
Zymauc diseases cause 1s7 deaths constitutional 100 To-
cal so'; deveopmenta, ~ ant
II The fa.a cases OF smallpox increased from 10 ~
those measles from none % those OF dphthera aud
from " TO q; those Ct typhm fever from u
.. those OF typhoid fever from none 70 & and ,ho.e
scara,ns amounted 90 being the same number AZ
preceding week. There were additional deaths from spot
OF diarrha affections decreased 81 TO
IT, Phhisis pulmona occas 70 deaths and tho local
respiratory complaints a. being an increase OF and re-
The 70 lowing the principal meteorological features
o. the week recorder Tor this Department at the Cooper
Persure degrees temperature % Is degrees beng
$50 degrees less than for the corresponding period
the past ten years. mean redng OF barometer 7a inches
mean de rec Of humidity. 81.
The Attorney reports as owsNumber of actions
menced for noncompliance with orders violations OF
heath laws ornances q number OF Judgments obi cd
In pending q number Of actions upon
ev ence OF abatement of all OF COMPETENT ~
Der OF complaints bv Inspectors examined form order
endorsed therefor 81 number of such comDhins examined
anf returned tor further examination and 96.
Captain Yue OF the Sanitary Company of Police,
confscated for human food :-latte, sheep,
hogs, lD veal tcarcass), veal bob Is veal tcn $50
pounds; poultry, $50 pounis beef, 6sl pounds fish, %s
The sanitary Of the slaughter city
Il good with the exception of that OF r. FISHER, M West For
teth street. The proprietor has notified clean
the prefni es
In answer TO resolution OF the Board, the conn
sci sent In communication on the subject OF the
street cars. He was Of opinion that the Board pos.
sessed full jurisdiction over All c0nveyalice3 used
for public travel, and could order anv changes de-
rabie In their opinion for tue benefit OF The public
health. il Is the I'M enlOn o. the Board TO institute
thorough investigation OF tine laws and ascertain
the exact condition OF those conveyance5.
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A UCTION SALE.

A UCT1ON bALE.
"A Rare chance for housekeepcrs. House.
hold Furniture, Al the elegant residence, 18th ss
near 9Th ay, on this dav Thursday, February sae
moncDg lUp o'clock, Piancfore, Drawing Roam
SUIT Paintings Bronycs coslv Works OF Art. AUGUSrG
nAkTINES CO., Auctioneers Drawing Room FurnL
ture Pompadour. Marie Antoncttc ely aasln,
hrocade reps; mnrquetero Cabinet Esgerca sscrsary
BOOKCASE Encoignurea Jariner Cansrbury velpst mo
dalton Carpets, magni Pianotortsa, mnas
order celebrated maker rosewoud walnut Bet
eads Warrobes, Mattrexsea, Bedding, Eyonai1n Tabo
sIoeboard, Cnnaware Linen. Cuesy Dhvss.
ware. Furniture servanta apartmepts
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UNITED STATES conm!saoxsa,s COURT.

Charge Of Passime Gaupterfeit Money.
Before Comm sslOner shields.
The United state, va. Nathan Mjiler.-The de.
PENDANT had charged with passing, attempt
ing 10 PASS. $50 counterfeit bill. lie stated that
he had received The mInev II ON mis- employer, VINO
tine Commissioner h0noraDlJ discouraged the de-
fendanL
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COURT cALshDAR:-Tals DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-In Admiralty
Nos. Is, 80 A., AZ, IS, ~ la, 81, l44, l6J l36,
AIS, l54 Isl. Ill, 4s. 60 l. 40, So g., 81, 62 1861
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERS- Held ny Judge
Barre S. ". Ia, lo2 l52. 1885, leo, u.s. 2Ul,
$40, 2i5 28, 10
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TsRM-Part L-1eld ny
Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S2-4, STA, SILT, II. vs.. H.,
y. W.. u.
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SUPREME cOuaI-saAnBiRs
Seeking for a New Trial.
BEFORE Judge barrett.

Before Judge Barrett.
In the Matter OF William Marx.-At the last term
OF the Cour, OF Oyer and 1erminer Marx, as Will he
remembered. was convicted OF rape, COMMITTED
upon mtle girl, and sentenced to state Prison Tor
Swenty ears. Application was made for stay OF
proceedings upO1 wrIts Of hapeas corr us aud cef-
t0rAft ahu tue matter came up III THIS court yester
DAY lur arr umeDt. Wncn Marx was examined on
his own 6.naii he saul GA tue cross. exani.
natl0u That ne had never been convicted
g! CRIME before and sent TO state Prison.
II was contehdcd that this was new matter, as Mr..
Sullivan. Inc Assistant Distr.ct ATTORNEY. called
other witnesses 20 prove sucn was ine tact. Other
legal polns were raised and the Judge granted the
stay pending Tue are umelt on writ " error ~ tue
General lem.
Admitted 20 Bail.
In the Matter OF William Moure.-This individual,
charged with being Implicated IN swlldes pracised
upon emieraLts was yesterday admitted to bail IN
$1,000. Mr. Thomas Brennan became his surely.
sre hal Notice.
Ali notes Of issue Tor the FIRST Monday OF February
Chambers motion calcndar) must be liicd with the
Clerk al Chambers on or bc,ore FRIDAY, I'd DAY OF
February, io12 AZ tnree O'Clock I. NJ All thai are
1led alter that lime VIII be paced on the tnrd Mon
Gay motion calendar.
DECISIONS.
6loat vs. SIoat.-Memorandum for counsel.
Of the L,mn "a parincrsnlu Of Cumming, simpson
Co.-Keport confirmed and ORDER granted:
6cnoit Va. SalIderson ell al.-rne proofs Of service
are WhOily lnSuiNcleut.
Hopkins W. MiidetoD.-MOton granted upon
payment OF The aniUuas actually paid out upon
taking inquest and entering Jud me0t, and $40 costs
Of term ald % costs Oi opposing tnts mO,lun.
BcnrImo va Bergman CT al.-MUtion DENIED, with
SO COSTS. STE memoranda. Order 10 be seltled on
notice.
In the Matter Of Henry A. Gllbcrtson. Order
granted.
Knaen vs.. Kigen.-Aiimony OF SO per week and
counsel lee OF slU0 graued.
Great Western insurance Company VS.. Pacific
HAIL steamship C0npany.-ExLru allowance OF
$3.50 grained.
ScnmluL vs.. Schmidt denied, wiihou
costs, and with leave TO renew ulOn lurtner
papers.
Smith Va. Bagiev Jr-Motton denied, with $40
cost, with leave 10 renew upon payment or sucn
costs and upon lurlher alidas WITS.
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 81. 1872.
The following Is the Court OF appeals day calendar
Sor Fepruy A. Nos. Is, 81 %. o., G6, 81, Is1s, 10
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How rho Police Worked Up tho Panorm o
Tragedy.


Tragedy.
Yesterday 0nicers Philip Dagnan and Bernard
Mullen, OF the Fourth precinct Drought mp be-
fore Major Powell on the following cnSrge, which
was preferred against them oy Captain Powers -
''rhaf they neglected to make any inquiry what
ever IN relation TO the murder OF Mr.. Pan0rmo. or
10 observe or ascertain the cause Of the blood
marks on the Sidewalk on Park avenue, where Mar.
Panormo receiveu Ills deatn wounds on the night VI
the I'D inst"
Captain Powers testified tnat the ofricer made no
report at the station house., and he must not have
travelled over that portion OF his post AZ all.
Ohicer Dagnan was then called upon for an ex-
planatiOn. Beng sworn he tcstiied as follows
On the morning OF the 24th went on duty at eight
O'CLOCK: mad two men 10 relieve. one GU the corner
OF PARK ana vanderbilt avenues, ana the other on
the corner III CIasson avenue; then vent back TO
the station house. had prisoner to axe to Court
and hid not get out OF there ultil about half past
ten or eleven CLOCK: had wo posts 70 cover and
could not travei over the ground In five hours, let
alone IN hour and "a nalf Oid not hear am thing
O the murder until the evening OF The 2Ath ana did
not 20 over that part OF my post at ALI
force?
The UFPicER-Ab0ut one year.
captain POWERS ms OIlicer covered two posts
that day, aud have ascertalDed from the Ser2eanG,
since made this chdrpe tnat he was IN Court on
the morning Of the 24th with prisoner, Just he
has stated.
The MAY RI cannot see how the officer was to
be blamed.
Oflcer Mullen then testified that he went over
the ground, tut dId not see anv blood, nor did he
Know Of me murder. Inc en- irges were dismissed.
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HE COZ b T s.

The further hearing OF The case OF George Wash.
mgton Bowen W.. Nelson Chase was resumed yes
ooTuav.
During the proceedings plaintiffs counsel offered
70 prove by The plainrin himself wnat ne had heard
respecting MS parenlsge while he lived IN the lam
~ OF Major Ballou.
DeIendant's counsel objected TO this evidence, on
the ground that such proof would not ne legal.
Palnlln's counsel insisted that IL would DC proper
TO prove pedigree ~ nearsay evidence
Mr.. " CONOR, Tor the defendant, argued that the
declarations decai ator must he proved 10 an
extrln,l 10, independent manner. lie cited Greenieaf
on evidence, DECISIONS Of the Supreme Court OF the
Unieu States, cases tred IN En- land, before Sir
Cressweli Clesswell, ana various authorities
IN refelence 10 succession, III support OF
Dis argument Where the relations OF per-
Sons we're known 70 De open and an.
disguised, such AS those that arose between husband
and wife, atner and children, and mother and cnll-
dren would nut De al !cult TO ind legal aud or o.
per rroOl such relations; Dut Inherent rule must
be applied TO declaration respecting relations that
were secret and disguised, aud wrich declarations
Judge snlpmsn, who PAID Inc utmost attention TO
the arguT emf on DOtn sides, TOOK Lengthy notes,
carefully writing down every reference to The cases
cited and adjourned ihe Court nc TOUR O'Clock with
Out pro-. 0unciug any OPINION on tile point raised.
Yhe argument will Ir0bably be continued dav.
Judge Snipman mas dispensed WIN the altend-
ance OF The jury pending tns legal dis
oussiOn. as ne has on all previous OCCASIONS when
pOlnls Vi law were 10 De discussed AZ lenRt-a
cOuriesv Tor which Inc jury are, no doubt, verv
much Obliged TO lbs Honor.
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CONTAGIOUS DIsRAszs.

Slishs Decrease In emal1pOx-Tbs Ssrees
Cars To Bc Ovevh~ulsd-Dsara ~ Health.
At rne regular meeting OF the Board Of Health.
held yesterday afternoon, the following reports
were received and adopted:-
The Sanitary COMMITTEES respectfully submit the following
report for the week en 1ine January ~ 1S5s:-
eAS,rARY ISkPFOTIoS.
The city Sanitary Inspector total OF l,'6s nspec
tons by the Health Inspectors, follows vim -Four pub 10
dwe,n 10 stores and warehouses 10 and
workshops 81 stores and warehouses ~ stables fat and
lard RENDERING apihments 60 slaughter houses
DUMPS, ~ sunken and
LOTS.
" Yards courts and 81 cellnrs Easements,
aidewaks &c other nusances, pcgeries and l6 vista BY
the hsa IN Inspectors 70 cases OF
ooSTAaioUs DlsEAsrs.
number Health
was u Durins the week y complaints have been received
from czens and erred Ia the Health Inspectors for pvs
uaion an report HIS report hows that during the week
the Dnnecinr Corps have visited ~ premises where conta-
pious isesses found and have dsinectel fum
gated % houses. rs privy sinks together With cothnr.
be idng &C. ~ OF SMALLPOX hospital
BY the ambulance His report also shows that 81
sinks and have cleaned end sin ecfed the
night scavengers under permits OF the Board ana 40 oads
o. night soil removed from the CITY, There have - been
LOS cattle inspected at the yardso which 70
found bruised and bailv bruised Permits have been
granted TO vessels 10 discharge csrgoes vouchers
the Heath ncer of the Port. The vaccnatng have
visited IL 7d FAINT 81 factories and workshops, 3note
and performed s vaccinations OF which SsS were rray
and S.76S secondary.
The following comparative statement Of gious
81, 1872
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me smallpox still cln2s tenaciously 70 certain
locallies and Is marking ITS victims IN It's march.
The health ofcers made raid yesterday IN Hudson
avenue. Navy. TIL az and Johnson streets, where
they vaccinated ABOUT TOUR hundred citizens anu
moved nve patients 70 toe hospital.
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During re past week there were eos deaths IN
Brooklyn. which u on increase Of II over the NOR
tuarv OF tue previous week. OF the deceased 20
were men. a women. 81 Oys and 81 giris There
were "a deaths from smallpox. an increase Of over
the previous week.
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AI'eaed Brench of Tru.t.

John McCool. builder. was-before Justice Walsh
yesterday, having been arrested on the complaint
Of william E. Chapman. OF ITO Taylor street, Brook
Ign, D.. who accuses HIN oil having run on with
$1,000 belonging 70 him, On the l3Ih Of January.
The complainant alleges that ne gave McIool the
money 10 lake sOmo out 10 pay another patty.
when ne ran on with II. The case vas adjourned
until Friday. -
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SALES Ar ACCrt0S.
A LsSfr = w -. ,:s. krcr,o.ss.
~ Liberty ssss'. y, q. q See es1'si, vs. ma nm c-~~
sscs. c:,s ~ss }, :, ,ss s
cov'rss snd open t.pre. ss. rss-rs w.sss.
Pull PARTICULAR a sAis 30 passpsssnsns for ~s-lssr
On FsIpAy.
'''' s.ss, : at. at 's sss s,,'''''
RywALpRoN 4 coJkS sssa'iss ss,r,. .ns rr.----.
Hat and cars umhrrss. siossA ss@ps ana Per
'' On e.hiS,ios shis day. s'- - 49, A.
UcrIos SALE AT "a wKsr rosrysrcoSe ST.
~ brwe . ..senih and t,lhh ssennes
rb@is SIcaofs. ssss sss; 81 - a.,', - a.
:. q ys Ss s.s 1 ~ ss s MAN.. eco
ROSEWOOD ~ os.... r.So'srss s.rs zs,s.'s, ~ o.
.se rosewood %sa..sa "a rsrisr =, : covered wa
ne,. st s@' ssia mad AVE. sss ~. x. c.r...
sronsss CO *: ws.s. 2. Az, s.s..r. rslsss Sc a
Sns !s. ~ Leone. arr. 70 "a ARA cs.,s ss.s,.a
pianer set Gu srss s's ss~.rs ss.r- .rs tsas.,
packed and deiitersi Cor pnrchs>efa
by JOHN A. D !Sa. a 4. Sass sso.
Will sell this u nnrrav sre~t.
sn Ss saa.sr. r ~ .ss sa "
sist ng VII, ~s,r Of he an caisaders nn,srs r.i~s
.hres-:asisr size VIA sseis Cues .ss s.I. ssss.sss
magnificent BLACK walnut counters. hisck ts<inG.
large Mirrrs expensve ul fsintngs sreen sossssssf
ware. asswtre signs, Bronze shsndrlirrs Nsln A~.
Wines. LQuors stars sc; oresssr ~ish Al .,'sf Geeis
conisncd on said premises A OF which bs removed
imms diatcly after The sale.
Qy. NJ DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER,
y VII sell this ds, rhursaay 81 o'clock. a. ne s.lss
Ioms Nassau street near fs ion Par .r snt .hsnher
Suits Wardrofes, Bedsteads hah AMI 0ther xtlffrts
Bedding BookcA,es- l>oan e. Han stsnds Nsnte AMI
other MIrrors. On Paintin1s. Carpets, Ac, Ae
CITY OF NEW YORK.
~ prrAnrxrsr rurfrc Wouxa !
CoMhiesIoNrks OSfrcr, M HanAbWsyA
Nrw YonK Jan. ~. Ira.
AUCTIOS NOTICE.
WILLIAM KENNELLY viii eel. AZ pun,e sncs'en. "a
Friday, February y hs', comnspcing al hsfp.st ten
ocoes N the corpors,,on Ysrs At foot q Gas. sve
hand carrs and Wa and upon the Of m sale
similar articles will be soR The corporation har. u
IRWIN ;ton street. East River.
by order Of GEORGE n. VAN MOST.
Commissioner Of Publ. farks
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DAwNBROKER's sALE-THIS DAY, By JOHN NOR
TIMtR, q East Broadway 500 choice Mems and
womens seasonabe Clothing, Bedding Boots and shoes,
DC. BY or Ter !. Meyer, Grand street, Williamsburg.