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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-29
Drr Goods.
CHAS. HEARD & GU,
3OI GRAND-sTr
IT.


CHAS. HEARD & CO.,
3OI GRANDsT..
CONTINUE THEIR GRBAr SALE OF
BLACK SILKS.
THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF WHICH IS NO" bhiNd
RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES
ON MONDAY. APRIL %, THEY oPBy NEW INVOICE OF
40 PIECES BLACk SlLhS'
TO BB SOLD AT
EXTRA BARGAINS.
BLACK GRos DB RHINE, Doc, 81, 81 TO- 81 >, vi ~
BLACK GRos pg RHINE superior quality. 81 3d. 81 Co. 81 10
81 IS. 81
BLACK TAPPBrAs 81 o. 81 So 81 On. si IS 81 ~
BLACK eros GRAIN 81 IS. 81 Is, al 80 81 10 ~
BLACK eros GRAIN neh 81. 81 TO- 80 25 ~ - 81 30.
BLACK DRAP DIX LYONS. 81 20 81 20. 81 3D. 81 10 ~
BLACK CASHMERE Oh sOIB, 81, 81 Is, 81 90 % a. %
BLACK CASHMERE DR sOIR Satin anish 80 - % o. - 10
81. - 50.
BLACK DRAP DB FRANCE. 81 90 al 81, 81 H. 81 81 ..
BLACK BILLIONS SILKS 81. 81 IS. 8; IS, 50, - S
BLACK PoSsONs SILKS 90 So 90 co. - TO- - So - q.
ALSO, A FULL LINE Or ,
SPRING AND SUMMER SILKS IN STRIPES AND CHEChs' a
al, 81 10. 81 20, 81 ., 81 O' 81 w. 81 o. 81 "
ALSO 100 PIECES OF JAPANESE SILKS Soc, CO.,. &c. c
and 81.
CHAS. HEARD 6 Co..
3ol GRANDST.
REAL LACES,s $Ssrr WILLIAMS
constantly npeshel with the latest novelties
European markets,
AND BEST SELECTED STOCK
IN THE CITY, OF -
FINE LACEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION =, ,o, -
LLAMA LACK sACQUKS AND sAA"LS Al LHSS ihAN uoND
5000 PIECES HAMBURG EDGISGs AND TSSERTioS IN CAM
BRIO SWISS AND HAlSs00K
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EMPEROR WILLIAM
Gnnratlpnd!.

MARY ann BUIE INSTITUTE, ON
Wl Heights OF Aiken, s. O. General G. J.
RAINS, Professof aud Lecturer. For terms apply
to MtBs II. A. BUIE,
oct25 PRINCIPAL Of Institute, Aiken, 8. O.
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By w. Y.LEITCH & r. s. BRUlS...l
Bv LOWNDEs 4 GRIM8ALI,
l.AuctioneefS,

DEAL ESTATE AT. AUCTIpN-M4R1. =.
II A. Snowden va. George W. Olney, Hiram B.
IJlney ,et al-In the Common Pleas for Uharleston
O0unty-In Fquity.s sC "a - ga a!f,,s,jr.,:
In pursuance OF an order In the above case TO
me directed, Twin dner for sale: at Public Auui
tion, at The Postofnce, Tals DAY, oath November,
aS1Ii a. sbat "a o'e CERTAIN PIECE OR PARoELpoP
LAND. with the Brick Tenement Bull ing thereuli
situate, lying and being on the south siIe Of Ven.
GIe Range, 10 the City or charleston and State
aforesaid measuring and containing In the frops
line nineteen tis feet more or less. and IN depth
from north to south sixt2 so) feet md three ~
inches, more or lrss, buttfDH aud bounding to the
north on vendps: Rauges aforesaid, 10 the sonth
on Brown,s Wharf, TO the east on Lands ofthe
Aforesaid George W. 'OlneyS and to.the west on
lands Low or late OF John r., Lsnse:, T.. 1..f.,l
Terms--One.t third cash, aud the bnlance In ono
and two years, secured BY bond or bnnds of che
purchaser or purchasers. and mortgage oLths
premises sold, with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent. per annum, payable semi.annhslfy;; the
buildings on said premises 70 be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser 70 pay Rsfsrss ior
papers. JAMES HOWNDES
nov98 - -. $40 4Gf -a,iGi Hetefeest
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A Human Skull.

A human SKULL bought is passing cheap,
Indeed twas dearer TO its nrst employer;
Thought mortality did well to keep
Some mute memento Of the old destroyer.
Tima- was some may have priced its blooming
Her lips were wood, perhaps in transport ten
Some may have chuck'd what was d.mpied chin,
And never had my doubt about !ts gender
Did abe live yesterday or ages backP
What color were the eyes when or1gnC anu
wakingH
And were your ringlets fair. or brown. or black,
Poor little head that long has done with
achingf
It may have held ito shoot some random snoo'
Thy brains, Eliza Fry.l-0r Baron byronfS'
The wits Of Nelly GWynn or Doctor Watts-
Two quoted bards two phianthropic sirens
But this trust is clearly understood.
II man or woman,-n adored OF natea,-
Whoever owned this skull was not 80 good
Nor quito 30 bad as many may nave stated.
Who love can need no special type Of death;
He b8res his awful face TOO soon, TOO often;
Immortelles bloom In beauty's bridal wreath,
And does not yon green elm contain comm
O true love mine, what lines Of care are thesep
The heart still lingerD with Its golden hours,
But fading tinta are on the chestnut trees.
And whereis On thatIaEish wealth OF MOWERS Z
Tee end is near. Lie lacks what once 1t gave,
Yet death has promises that call for praises;--
A very worthless rogue may dig the grave,
But haIiea unseen Will dress the turl with dal-
Blea.
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,,

A nm L. MAYBANK, ,EXECUTRK, vs.
II Cornelius A. Sans and John venning. ? 1';
BY virtue Of the Judgment Of the ICours Of Com!
mon Pleas for Charleaton county, iins the abuye
action. will sell THIS DAY, the 26th or F6veh.
ber 1872. OF II O'clock A. Ms at the Poston1cApat
the corner OF Broad and East Bay streets, IN the
e.y q shss seflssSs PIasTATies
Parish. Charleston County, on See~ee sRsy, c9l:-
tanning i've hund ed acres, more or less; Lutting
and bounding to Southeast and Scum On the va
tersor Seewee Bay; to.the Northeaxt ON .iandf of
estate Of R. W. Vanderhorst, to the Southwest
and West on lands OF Anderson, and Home una
Wagner, TO the Southwest on lands OF estate OF
James Anderson, deceased, and .1andaf formerly
Of the Trust Estate of-Anu II. Bonnean.
Terms Of Sale-One.third cash; remajpdersin
enc and two years. secured by bond Of The pnr.
chaser bearing interest from d az OF sale, ,Ra1dsa
mortgsge ortne property. Purchaser 70 pay Rex,
novas JOS. W. sARNwEIi. Relieves,
By w. Y..LEITCH & r. 3. BRUI s."
NlHREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
i AND STORE, No. " Anson street. opposite
viii be sod THIS DAY, !2ssh .instant al, the
Postofflce, at II O'Clock, -; =.
That desirable 'THREESTORY aBRIcK RESI-.
DE>CE AND STORE, with Bake Houae, and larSe 9
ne CiHtern. known as No. "a Anson street, former.
~ occupied as BAKERY. Lot measures 81 Iees
front by l62 feet tn deplhi rhgniJsit2,: .ry.tIt.
Terms-One.halr cash, balance In one year,
with interest," Property to be insured and policy.
assigned. Purchaser tu-pay y=us for papers and
stamps.A Il ..,SS 40 T,.s;,,"Gsi :SsnQv28
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Drnns at nbplesaIe.
VTTE EARNESTLY INVITE. TIE At

WE EARNESTLY INVITE: ETH TIE At
TENTIoN Of Physicians Druggists and the
public generally to the :" -.
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF MEssRs. JOHN WYETH
l. BRO. PRACTICAL CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, G-}='
which have become 30 deserYedly POPULAR for
their INTRINSIC worth, the ELEGANT manner In
which they are prepared, and the RELIABILITY Of
the QUALITY Of BACH ,sPsor1o article they are
said to contain. First among them Is their
COD LIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LIME.
most valuable remedy in the large class of was
ting diseases caused by IMPA1RMBNT ory PKRVRR
sIoN OF NUTRITION, the TOO rapid TISSUE TRANS.
FORMATION and the want Of certain substance 90.
sental to the organism. and 1t Ia offered with the
utmost CONFIDENCE as an IMPORTANT addition to
the resources OF medicine against the diseases
which, In this country, are the most numerous,
and formidable say >cRoFULA In children and
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS in auults. "Eaeh oanoe
OF the mixture contains 10 grains OF the Phosphate
y e,' BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
This delightful nutrittve tonic has been 80 uni.
say more than that 1t ls kept up to Its usual stand
ard OF excellence.
"Each tablespoonful contains ounce OF Beef,
half ounce of Sherry Wine and 2 grains Of Citrate
Of lrop.n : .-----:i i.t..,.
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND OINCHONA.
The combination Of CslIsaya Bark with our pre-.
psralion or Beef, Wine and iron adds the nerve
tonic and anti-periodlc erect OF Oinchona to the
nutritious and stimulating properties OF the other
Ingredients: We doubt ila more efficient comni.
nation Of tonic, nutritious and stimulating agents
could be pru,oribed d. and ask the attention o. phy1
sicians 20 its use as prompt and reliable remedy
In the many cases In which 1t would naturally De
indicated. Each tablespoonful contains ounce
OF Beef grains Citrate OF Iron, and hall ounce
OF Wine Of Caiisaya BarE.
SHERRY. WINE AND BEEF.
The advantage OF administering Beef with Wine
tn patieats recurring both nutriment and Btimp-
liant, will he readily appreci8ted-the sustaining
and nutritious effect OF the beer often enaDnng
delicate and sensltiRe invallds to take the wine
with benefit, when ordinarily they would be IN.
occasionipg headache, &c.r Each. tablespoonful
contains one.halr ounce Of Sherry Wine and one
ounce OF beef. :4..se. .i.=.,s
We also call attention to;the following as some
among these preparations most 10. use: Elixir
0al,saya Bark, Iron aud Strychnine.' ELIXIR Phos.
phatsIron, Qulnine and stryehnine. Elixir Va
lerIanate Ammonia. Elixlr Pepsin, Blsmuth and
strychnlue. Bitter Wine Of Iron. Elixir Gentian,
Ferrated. Wine OF Wild Cherry Bark Ferrated.
Syrup Lacto Phos. Lime. Tasteless God Liver
Oh.
Wholesale Agents for Marvin'sPure Cod Liver
OIL, DOWIE, NOISE q DAVIS,
noys.tur Agents for South Carolina.
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-cALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- n win sell on Sa!es-day N December nexs, at
atseaEg Tea Esrm SaoWn as the BRooKs FARM, lying
psrtly within the incorporate limits OF the city of
Gree1ylile, on the Augusta road. 1t contains
about one hundred and eighty acres, part OF u N
a nigh &c tie OF cultivation; wen adapted 70 gram
ana cotton; fine orchard or peach trees.
the House ia large, tMQHtpry one, Win ten
rooms, with fre.placeS large Stables and Barns,
win double Brick Kitchen, and three. double
It is one OF the most desirable places offered for
. T TTermsNone-naif cash.lths balance ens credit
OF twelve months, with interest az ten per cent.
Purchaser to give bond and mortga9e 10 secure
tha pnrchase money. - T. U. COVER, Agent.
GreenVtle. So, November 10! 1sT2 noV22'4
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By JOHN g. MILNOR & C0. = :, !,

GPECIA:L SALE GDSTOA-MADE
~ CLOTHING, 0vercoats, Army Clothing, Mems
and Boys' Hats, Under and Qvershirts. Blankets
10 O'Clock, we will SELL our Store, No. ls5 MefG-t
Ing street, $50 pairs Blue Military Pants, ZOO Blue
Military Frock Coats so Blue Midfary Overcoats.
80 OasBlmers and;SstiDet suits. Goats, Paute and
Satinet, lean and Cottonade Coats. 100 pair
Black and Fancy Saliuet. Cashmere. Jean aud
Cot Onade Pants, leo Black Cloth aud Cashmere
Vests. 90 dozen assorted MeTtno. Undersnirrss
Cashmere and Fancy Plaid OvershirtS. 50 Dozen
Canton Flannel and Brown Drill Drawers, 8 balsa
Brown Blankets, rs :dozen.. White Shirts, Linen
Bosom, 26 cases Mems and Boys Black and
Oolored Wool and Felt Hats, Black and Fancy
Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, heavy Twtlis Bslmo-
raj Skirts. with general assortment OF desirable
Dry Goods. COnditions->ums under 500, cash;
Sl00 to $500, go days; $500 $500. 80 days.; over
$500, 4 months for approved endorsed note or city
acceptance. 49, - --i~ an0v26 .
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gentle Aperient, OF purely vegetable sub.
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache
Oonatipation. &c. DO.
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Drp GOODS, &r.
FlR(HGeIl, o D I, BRNE]D!(Y& 81 4 o. co.,
"a Z 'ssG,tG: ~" - .ltf.;:f :oi., q; ! ~
NO. avs KING STREET.
Drp GOODS, &r.

A decided REDUCTION has been made IN ALL
OUR PRICES, and we offer Great Bargains to
purchaseratn every Department. Our Stock con'
prlses an assortment OF The most elegant novel
ties In everything that appertalns to frst-ciasH
Dry Goods Establishment We mention below
the prices OF only a few Of our Goods: %
100 pieces "a N. Y. Mills. Bleached. only 10
cents
100 pieces a. wamsusta, Bleached, only 10 cents
cases ~ Bleached, Tx and Is, worth IL and
1s cents
8 cases Double@idth bingham, only Tx cents
cases 1914 sheeting, only 40 cents
2 bales 81 White Flaneels, 20 cents, worth rs
bales s4 White Flannels, rs and 80, worth 80
and 40 cents -
2 cases 10.4 White Blankets, only So SO
l case lo-4 White Blankets, S., worth SO so
100 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 and 81 26, worth
$50 ~. 49, !.
so pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 80, worth 50
l case Plain and Figured Dress Goods, 26 cents
IS pieces Fine PopliR, so and 25 cents
go pieces Black Alpaca. only 80 cents, worth s5
Great Reduction In Black Silks
Great Reduction In oolored Silks
Great Reduction In Cloak and Trimming
Velvet -.
Great Reduction In valours, Silk Popuns and
Fine Dress Goods -
Great Reduction, In Mourning Goods .
Great Bargains in: Ribbons - tra
slx.inch Sash Ribbon, only 81, all colors
Great Bargains In all the New Shades Of Rib
= Great Bargains In Bows, Ties and Silk Hand
kerchiefs -. -,
Great Bargains In Kid Gloves, .tsee Business
notices) 80
Great Bargains In Laces, Handkerchlefs,
Ouds and Collars r-.f J. r-
Great Bargains In Jet Sets, Hair ornaments,
Great Bargains in SILK Trimmings, Silk
Fringes
Full Lines OF Ladies', Underwear
Full Lines Of Ge1u' Furnishing Goods
Full Lines OF Hosiery and Notions
. All at Great Bargains.
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DOUBLE DISTILLED BEnZlNE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothes.

None but tn Purest Drugs used, and satisfa !.
tion guaranteed, both as 10 price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists, Phys cians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
esrful attention. mch7.SmosDckw
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Aurtipn 5aIes--9utms Daps. j.

3. By HOLMES d MACBETH, s-sse
nROOMs l.. BROOMS ] BROOMS.l ,pi.l
DJ Will sell on WEDNESDAY,, 27tn .NoVemptf,
Nm ri Broad street.: q. .'.:,1 JGi..,S i;rG rFW
4 consignment Of BRooMs, direct from ,tae
Factory. :--.-..,
Lot FURNITURE and "a lot of !sunaliess too
numerous to mention. novIo
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VALENTINES. PREPARATION OF
" -. -. MEAT JUICE.

. Just received, large supply Of the above: & EaSn n
bottle contains four pounds Of Inc d DSSI oe wsS S
wafar: slso csn be taken with Codliver Oh, ano
destroys the taste OF the on.
Tneonly food for delicate CHILDREN. =. q, peef y
This is much superior to shs , ~ 1onnd
aereto!9,ee oISIes Tnr sale bY Or. q. BAER,
jun7 INV A'A SpS"e
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aurtiou saIes--ahis pap.


! BY sLAUREY, ALEXANDER; co.
/ tNHOICE sUGaR:CURED STRIPS, D. S.:
~ Bellies, Pr shoulders. &c.
THIS DAY, the26th instant, VIII be- sold before
wi s boxes boxes Choice Lean sugar.cured NJ Z. STRIPS
Il, boxes Choice Lean sugar cured n. : ~
-. Bellies ..s!.-l 81! iiIt y,
oebls, choice iNew York sugar-eured Pig
10 bbl,. Gnudee New York sugsr.elred Pig Hams
200 UacsnSss,ed asns Iass received per
9 s'eamania seo.g,s. .gss ~ x.s.t tss,fss-
25 dozen Bass .ALE-mnB
~ 6bls. Apples. ;iT q - .es:,'-..
Conditions cash. .c,..gr,,p .r5-..,<::< no % 10
RIECKE & PETERMAN -.
WILL SEEL THIS DAY. BEFORE
w their Stores, 2land % vendue. Range lat.
6Go Uncanvassed HAMS. = - -. = -: g
600J lbs. Heavy Bacon Shoulders. 70 l..:Erl
:, 5000 lbs. Heavy Dry Sailed Shoulders. -;.,-a
1900 lbs. New York Pig Hams and Shoulders.
Ptcsles, sweet on, Fancy soaps Candles, soda.
Lemon Sugar, &c, DC, DC.
Terms cash. '-h.s tf'.''!' ney26o o
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER
WILL SELL BEFORE THfIR STORE,
W. yendue Range: This DAY. as9 O'Clock,
so tubs and kegs BUTTER
10 barrels Pig Shoulders
o 20 barrels Pig Hams -, r - ~ ~
r:i 5hhds. Bright Smoked shoulders .,,., ~,
6hhds. Smoked Pork &C., &c. noy7o
ByfJOHN g.. MILNOR, & co.
CLOTH AND: PLUSH CARS. o.,
lM THIS DAY. 2sth instant. az 10 O'Clock, We
Will cell at our Store. No. 1876 Meeting street,
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: .GAi,.aan, = Grorkearp, .&r.
Trims ann Me6irl.les.

nR.. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
tt''- MATIOSYKUP.' ~
Warranted Under oath never to have failed to
cure. 2s 800 Certificates Or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. o. II. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls OF Sehuylkin. Phtladel.
phia; the wife OF Rev. ]. B. Davis, HiQhtstown,
New Jersey; Rev.. Thomas Murphy, Frsnkford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; hon.. j .V.C Greeley, member Con.
gress from Phil8delphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Gam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
ex-governor Powell, kentucky, and thousands OF
others; Warranted to cure or money refunded.
49,. DE-. GEO. OAULIER, Agent,
july1-1yr charleston, sc.
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afIiIIinerp, stlam GOODS, @f. :
-.,>--.> .>>>---.-.~~~~~o-~~
TALL OPENING,
Il NO. ao4 KlNa STREET.

Mira, NJ. J. zERNoW would respectfully an.
pounce to the public that she will open TRIs rtY,
EHsSGY GOODS, Hoopskirts. Bustles, Nd Gloves,
Tad,es, and Children,a Under Garments, Wrap.
ners sacks. Furs, &c. Dress and Cloak Making
attended TO as usual
sole agent for Mime; Democrats. PAPER PAT
TERMS. Country ordnrs will receive prompt at
tentiol1, octl7.thstu
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS AND CULTURE IA
~ desirous Of forming the acquaintance OF a youn,s =
lady refinement with view to matriinony Addre ~
7. X. W., - West Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

A LIEN B. MINER, ACCTI0NEER
n Salcsrooms 90 Chambers and II acadc streets
BY ALLEN B MINER & BRO,
On MONDAY, December g. at I O'Clock p. NJ, and
TUESDAY, Decembcr y. At u o'clock 4. ~,
at their salesrooms Chambers and ~
TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS
STONES, MOUNTED IN Is CARAT GOLD, removed
rom 35 Union square to store 95 Chambers
for convenience sale, all of which warranted by
the trustee as to weight and quality per catalogue
rich solid Gold Jewery Of the latest Parisian desgns
elegant hunting Watches for ladies and gentlemen
set in enamel and diamonds &c to be sold without
serve by order of
Il. W. BURR. TRUSTEE
comprising, undoubtedly the finest stock offered at
auction i'll this city, and aggIegang nearly $2D3OO0
value
This stock has all been for rst class
sales and is OF the latest and most elegant designs and
embraces
NECKLACES, BRACELETS, CLUSTER AND SOIL.
TAIRE BROOCHES, EARRINGS AMP FINGER RINGS,
LOCKETS, SCARF PINS AND RINGS, STUDS, SLEEVE
BUTTONS &, &C. oil OF the finest cut and water, of old
and new mine stones
laccs Earrings Brooches and Sets OF exquisite workman
shin.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

yNANTED--A GOOD GERMAN GIRL To DO GEN
w erat hocscwork in small American family with
no children Apply at SlS West llth 81.
w ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO GENERAL
w housework in small private family; mus he u
good cook washer and roncr Apply at 22 East 4s st.
after 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

DY JOHN A. DUNN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- salcnW sell this day. at lO' O'clock 90 Crosby
Brussels Thrceply and Ingram Carpets marble top
hogany and black walnut Bedroom suits: black walnut
Bureaus Waslstands and Leaf Tables marble top. black
walnut Centre and side Tablcs haircoth Sofas and
Lounges, elegant French Clock, hair and husk Mat
trcsses Bosters Pillows Bedding, rep, and
Dining Chairs Mirrors. Paintings Engravings two fine
Sewing Machines, Paror and Cooking Stoves, Cooking
Utensils, Crockery &c, PATRICK DAILY,
III
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

MODERN DENrTsTRY.-DR. n. a. DuRKIv, LATE
u OF S!3 Canal street now No. Clinton place Eighth
streep.-Arhcia Teeth on now principles immovablc;
used az natural teeth Teeth extracted without pam with
gas or benumbins process.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
SALES AT AUCTION.


ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 23
nj II o'clock, at their saesroOms,
rs Chambers and II Reade streets
SFECIAL HOLIDAY SALE OF REALLY FIRST CLASS.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
every lot OF which have specially examined
pied personally and vouc for the character of the
goods which positively Of the finest qualities. This
sale being exception TO the usual sales other goods
will be admitted Five dozen each lot will he sold
the highest bidder Purchasers and parties known
can examine samples three days before sale The salc
viii commence with some particularly nnc old lines of
herres several years in bottles: pynu!ne Madelras d
for;s ana TWO lines OF very choice harte Braudy lSD
also genuine ChampaQnes, NUM- IL Dry Verzay 1mpc
rial &c; old Jamaica and other India RUNS Iiol
land Gins Scotch Irish aud Rour Whlskeys old Bran.
dies, imported in cases, &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.

DOCK EXCAVATIONS MADE IN THE UPPER PART
III OF the city. Payment taken in land cash. Adj
dress J. +. L., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

1TENRY II. HERTS, ACCTIONEFR.
III SALESROOM 10 CORTLANDT STREET.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL SALE
JEwELRY DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS
BRONzES FANCY GOODS &c. &C.
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEA.
son AND EMBRACING CONSIGNMENTS FROM
TIE PRINCIPAL MAIDEN LANE HOUSES,
COMMENCING ON MONDAY, DEC. %,
AT THE SALESROOMS Is CORTLANDr STREET
NEAR BROADWAY,
and continued daily until the entire stock is sold,
AT II O'CLOCK EACH DAY
In calling the attention OF the public to this sale Mr.
Herts desires to express his thanks TO his pat
who have favored him with their attendance for
many years past and begs them that he WILL
usual every article strictly represented on
the catalogue thus aiording the security buyers
II they were purchased Broadway at double the
price ut which they will be enabled to buy at this sale
The stock embraces style and variety of fine Gol
Jewery, Watches Chains, nc finest selected Diamonds,
Solitaire aud Cluster In IS karat gold mounngs Bronze
and Marble Cock k Fancy Goods &c, all OF which are o
this seasons importation and will be sold with full
guarantee as TO quality.
HENRY B. HERTs, Auctioncer
IL Cortandt street.
HOLIDAY GIFTS AT AUCTION.-CLINTON HALL
Ii saleroems. Astor place.-Monday evening Deccm-
Der g. at7s O'Clock, sale OF fine collection OF mscc
aneous Books Bibles, Albums &C.; also private collcc
ton of
Bronzes Paran Marbles Vases, Ornaments, &C.
suitable Tor holiday presents
Catalogues ready Goods on exhibition.
MessrJ. LEAvITr. Auctoneers.