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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23

able. She desires only that ii shall he
just.
From the Springfield Republican.
The Present Attitude of England.
The language with which the British
east" CLOSES. referring everything in
dispute between the two countries to
the arbitration ut Geneva. must not he
taken a> the present voice of the Eng
li~h people or their government. On
the contrary. it is an expression framed
when nobody in England expected that
utu ''ca>r" would repeat the strong
avcrmcnt> of Mr.. Summers famous
speech. in much sharper and more pro-
N"kim" language. The present public
opinion of England i Enthusiastically.
though not quite unanimously. in favor
of resisting the submission of uur cease"
a> it stands Ia the Geneva tribunal:
aud. :" far a. Nh. Glad>tunc'> burst of
rage III Parliament mcan> anything. it
means that the present government
will not let the arbitration 90 on unless
We distinctly Withdraw our claims for
direct damages. II i probable that
Lord Gram lille. VIII" does not always
agree with ''tlr peoples William" and
WIN h''I'> Ms l'HIl"l l'lttI- HIS Hbl
committed himself 81 fan; and his mod
Grafton may account t"r the mlldnc>>
81 the not" sent t" "Nn government. and
l"i 'ir t\''ril"mll tone "l the Post.
III, " ".tN "ilS h'Il lti'Il"h> Win lhr
h'ItI>h r"'''S, Once "u'' IL ne hAd
>'"'. n'"ilN an EhSIal'l cries OUT Tor
lEtlti Il Nllh"iaNal nom Inc treaty "i
N'>hllS'"li' W. ~ inc I-"lu"h llh-
4
'lnr CORES r"hdrht puts II III his letter
"I the 81 INST. htN VII" made the
treaty oil a>liiiIS'"li' some hiit months
since. are ready l" tear II up ana toss
'"' ""S'''' ,''' '' U.s. WIN !! "'oIt
90 ">s I'"I''' INV ''I'i"n /" JOIN Win
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l,"' "''ii ,t"r "l 'il' ">l nor Oh lilr
i'''t>' N.lr" nave >''Iilc" l" i''l the
St"HI'H VI t'' i'''i' "h'' '"e ''>l'"h
SUNNY ii'"' upon .nt %"N'il'''''' an"
~ ,.., '''''''' .S"' i'' Il way ""' VI inc
!'''', 'i'N 'l''',' ''' ,i''"i> ~ l'l">"N."S
't>" "''lcl> VII 7'l'"'''N' NiIllIl@
T'r'' '''' ION m"> at Us il"'''>''
and anger are. greater than they have
been at ANY time during the last five
Years : greater than they were after Mr..
summers sprrcI,: more unreasonable,
more, ilIonir;I and th,r,fnr, sill un,r
Plf%h!i' Win hll>'h''\"u> consequent
N'> '''"'! '"i "i VIII
d,,S i'm fine first week of F,I,u,r,.
American stnrk> fell American rnttnn
,y,.u, M, u,,J m. ,Ii.,.,,,I,,. f,nu, \.,,
York v,r,. lacked for viii f.y,,i.b inn
patience
Ii is no, stri,tl, tru,. h,y,eyer. ~ IN.
S,tnd,, Hr,irw Ln,.t- tI,, ..t,r th..
first INN. in ,.I,.,r,, ,,.,,. III ,,,,;.I j.,
Tn,I,nJ ,rr' ,h,uI,t,I, If nm. MIMI ~,
fine merits nf - c,ntrni,,>, vim, lm,.,-
ico" The Iuudnn Rrr-IIi,, Tho ar
~ "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23

HE ADMINISTRATIONS AND TIE Pr.
PIE. The Providence JonlnoI has tL.
following, which is very well put:
he experiment is on trial if an Adj
mlhlStratIon can he put down by Iyi,r,
about 1t. Open and consistent urrn
hehtS, false and treachcrous friends
are united IN the attcmpt. Itisnot no,
city III politics. but it has not succeeded
since thetlme of,Iohm Quincy Adams. and
the conditions are not nearly as favor,
bile to 1t now as then. Public. m,tt.,-
are more generally understood and
public information is more general,
disseminated. The great deeds Whit.
commended Gen. Grant to the admin,
ton of the American people are not fen,
gotten, and although men are not wan,
ing now, as they were not wanting b,.
fore, who argue that his victories Wen.
accidents, and that his military fam, t..
il fraud. the people will not accept In.
theory now, us they did not then.
Nor are the people indifferent to ~,
Administration that has reduced at th,.
same time the debt and the taxes; thar
has preserved the peace of he from
icrS: that has settled great fnrci,,,,
questions that has enforced the laws for
the protection of the weak and the hum
bic, and that has carried into effect the.
principles that were yindicatcd in the.
war for the suppression of the rebel
ion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23

- Hon. Luke 7. Poland. the benign
viSagcd and white haired tex Senator, is
one of the most conspicuous men on the
floor. His patriarchal look, enhanced
and gaining Il sort of continental air by
the blue dress coat and shining brass
buttons that nobody ever SAW him with
out. has given him the name of the
father of the House. A long political
has made Mr.. Poland il wise
counselor. In the committee room his
opinion has more weight than that of
most men. out of it, and on the floor.
he is ones ideal of an olden-time public
man. full of wise saws and modern in
stances. good at il story, and the .jollicst
kind ~ IL rctutation of the popular fall
lacy that political life dries up the hui
mainly of one, corrodcs and hardenS the
heart. and units the public man for the
genuine social circle. Mr.. Poland is the
only member of The House in the I'D
Congress who has sat I'm the United
States Senate. although there are over
two hundred of them who confidently
expect T." sit there before they get
through with this life. Cor. Troy Tmes
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23

VERMONT IN TIE ArPoRTIuNMENT.
\ correspondent of the Troy Times gives
its readers the following item about
Vermont in the new apportionment
Three very efficient representatives
are those which the state of Vermont
has upon the floor of the House. The
worst thing about the new apportion-
mcnt hill is the fact that it will climin-
ate one of these men from Il body that
is not rich enough in their like To spare
amy. Warrington {. Smith of st. Al
bans. it seems likely, is the one who
will go. Charles W. Willard. now in
his second term. has more influence
among members than either of the two
other Vermont men. This is because
he is more active than either. He is
every way fitted for IL long and useful
service here. He takes hold of things ::
he pushes them: he makes them his
own. He is Il man with ideas. and ag-
grcS>ivc ideas. He is the author of
that excellent clause in the new APP
portionmcnt bill, which provides for
rI>e> in which states might abridge' the
right of suffrage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-23

Jarvis W. Baxter of Putnam Valley,
y. Y. escaped from the draft during
the war on the plea that he was the
sole and only support of AN aged and
inlirm father, and th,.n drove his father
who was IL pens oner uf the war of ISI3
aud the owner OF the farm upon which
Jarvis lived. away tloIn his Lousc
Several suits against the unnatural son
have been brought 10y parties with
whom the old man has lived during the
past eight years, and Jarvis will prnba-
MY reap proper reward for his mean
ness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15
LNERRY LEASES, MARKET CELLARS, LEASES AND
other Property of the Corporation be leased at

LNERRy LEASES, MARKET CELLARS LEASES AND
DINER property OF the Corporation TO be leased
ton.
The Comptroller will sell al the Comfy Court
House. on TUESDAY, April 3d. 1872, mt II O'Clock A. NJ ut
public auction to the highest bidder. with adequate secu
riiy, for teriu OF I'VE years from May !, 1872 -
The Lease OF the Ferry established from foot
Of Grand street New York 10 the foot Grand street
Brooklyn, +. D.
OF Houston street, New York. 10 tue foot of Grand street.
Brooklyn, II. d.
from the esbrosscs street, New York. foot OF
Harsimus street Jersey city
rho Lease the Ferry Franchise from the foot Of
CLAW street New York, 10 IIobokcn, New Jersey.
Ihc Cellars OF the various markets throughout the city
several Lots Tencnents and Buildings belonging TO the
city of New York. ~
Should II be determined to SELL lease rebuild
any OF the markets during the term Tor which leases
granted under the sale the leases for the cellars under the
may at the option Of The Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund be cancelled, and deduction OF rent
dn1nce will be allowed by the Corporation therefor
shoud anv part the bulkheIds, wharycs and piers
onupctrd with the ferries be required by the De
nnrttncnt of Docks at any time during the term for
which the leases arc sold, such bulkhends wharNcs and
uicr or such portions Of them rs may be required sh
he given M cssecs, and deduction oil rent or
damages allowed for the premises 50 TAKEN, -,
A list of the property TO he leased with the terms ana
conditions sale, may be had nnppicaon Coup
tfnlicr'S Office. -, ,,-,-,. -,
ANDREW H. GREEN Comptroller.
Cry NFw YoaK, DErAR1aEsr o. ttNAsgI VohP
TRoLLsR's qfslop, April lS7x
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
dOuc short notice BY the Metropolitan Printing Es
!ablishuent. eoluer vi BroadMn aud Ann street. New
YORK..
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SALES AT AUCTION.

-By H. D. BAILEY AuCrIOEEER.
"A. Office 81 East Fourth street, near Bowery.
nj d. BAILEY will sell ON Tuesday, Aprf l6 at IL
O'clock AT the residence Isl East Flyitth
ntlire comprising Parlor, bedroom and Dining Furni.
re and consisting in part OF Brussels Carpets but little
sed rosewood octave Piano, Paror Suit green reps
novel design; Bedseads Bureaus, Wardrobes
Tables Chairs Pictures, Mattresses sa des Crucacry
Glassware, &c.
On "Wednesday, April y At IL O'Clock. at the brown
street all the elegant Household Furniture rosewood
Piano velvet ana Brussels Carpets &C. contained in
said house. consisting handsome Mirrors lace Cur
tans, velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oolots sewood
Paror Suits covered in satin hrocael; marble ton Cen
ire Tables elegant OIL Paintings Engraylngs, Chromos
French plate Pier Mirrors and Consoles Library Suit
covered In brown terry Library Tables bookcases Din
bic, elegant black walnut Buffet, Mantel Clocks black
walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus Tables Music Box, Chairs
spring Mattresses line hair Mattresses feather Boser
Pillows, Bedding, feather Beds, Herrlngs Silver SAFE
Shades Ocloth, Silver plated Ware Cutlery Crockery
Glassware, Kitchen Utensils &C. with which the Will
commence.
Also
On Thursday, April lS at II O'Clock at the four story
brown stone residence 100 East Nineteenth street
Fourth avenue, all the Furniture pier and mantcl Mir
ror Chickering Piano &C. contained In above residence
consisting Of rosewood Paror Suits in satin brocaeI
rosewood Centre Tables lace Curtains velvet Brussels
and ingram Carpets; Library Bookcases about 800 vol
umes Books Library Tables oak Extension Pillar Table,
Buffet, black walnut Extension Table oak black wal
stcads Bureaus Wsstands spring and hair Mattresses
BOOSTERS Pillows, Kitchen Furniture, Crockery Glass
Catalogues at Auctioneer's office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DY MAX BAYEESDORFER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Tuesday next. y East Thrtieth street. elegant Fur
niture Carpets &C. OF entire residence Descriptive
alogues day OF sale
MAX BAyERspoRFER,s Office I'd Broadway
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. SC.

h co, JEWELLERS. 700 SIXTH AVE
nue., corner Fourteenth street; 31j Eighth avenue,
corner Twenty sixth street Watches, Jewcry Sterling
Silver and finest SILVER Plated Ware ctaiiej AT manuiac
tufers' prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

nLLIE GOLDSMITH, AGED SEVEN YEARS, WILL.
~ give two Dramatic and Musical Entertainments at
Robinson aN, sixteenth, street, near Fifth avenue,
saturday lMattce) and Wednesday evening, alth and
2it inst Tickets, with coupons Jc each, Tor sale at
Goldsmh's College, liz Firth avenue, Wednesday be-
and oclock
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AtTUsE nIENTS.

Eth AVENUE THEATRE
- sole Lessee aud Manager Mr. AUaUSrIN DAr0
Tweny t0urt street near Broadway Curtain sta
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JAMES NJ. FORD. GENERAL AUCTlONEER AND APP
81 praise sells this day, 2 O'clock nj 295 East Tenth
street Household Furniture China Tea aud Dinner Sets
Curtains, Lambrequns, several feather Beds &c; also
Tuesday, O'Clock, Furniture Fixtures, &C, Of the
lager beer saloon and restaurant 500 Bowcry.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A CLINTON Is. OSGOOD, AUCTIOSEER.
BY OSGOOD 60,
at.their snlesroom,
1875 CHAMBERS street, College place,
THIS DAY MoNDAY, April. 10, At lg2 A. NJ,
SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting of elegant Body Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets Velvet and Brussels stair Carpets black walnut
and mahogany Bedstcads, Lounges, black walnut
cane seat Dining Chars Sofas, IN haircloth; mahogany
and black walnut, marble top Washstands and Centre
Tables; Paror Suits In reps, Etageres Barbers CHAIRS
sn haircloth; Glassware, Kitchen, Utensils, NC.
Particular attention given TO sales at private resi-
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
1M Household Furniture at auction
L. IT, LUDLOW & co will sell by auction, Tuesday
April 10 1877 ut l0h O'Clock A. NJ, ut the private resi-
dcnce 1857 West Twentieth street carved rosewood Paror
Suit in satin marble top Centre and Fancy Tables reps
and lace Curtains Pickiiardt he'd Extension Table Din
pg Chairs, Lounges, Sofas walnut Bcdseads Dressing
Breaus Wristbands Mattresses holsters Pillows Mir
rors China and Glass Ware, Carpets, Ocloth assor
mence. Catalogues at No. Pine street
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A UCTION sALE-REMOvAL NoT1CE-A n
q lo osIoes !, BsesaNsS entire
srfE H%d s Se nc a n0w II h ra ss 0
s.sts%S: Tss;s MaiS siasSSarSs
spS Others cSSne5s Sas ,fS5srss llotel 1nnaneator
s: and s15ss 9SS iSs' sh
Iron snS s Hest II sSTs w e BE
nS I "ss w be be sS h"pE no place to
Dealers and public, attend and buy at your own price.
"A 1uoienecI VIM include in sale April - AZ lois
Walnut Maple OAK Breh must be sold at any
price as we positively give up our lott THURSDAY noon
A uCTIoN NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
ing at lo O'clock sharp, al the elegant and costly House
@ contained IN over S S ly e Nsst
brilliant and powerful toned rosc n. 2v Piano.
wSm and Marie int eoye eTSa u S sa Fn fma
inss Turkish chairs Lace Curtains Bron1es Vases Or
t'''"en'i Aedrnom eontaIns-Roscwood and walnut
Bedroom sets single ana double sGdstead oo sTes
Plate, Cutlery, China Dimes ana Fea sSts ice ,9"lers,
9s s Sale FosSe s'sl 6osod Shipped and
stored for purchasers by reliable men. -
A UCTiON sALE-TiITs MONDAY MORNiNG APRIL
n is at private residence 10 West I'D street,
"a Ha "A @ TO- S o
Highest ed9s BY m 6e ,Se pe
SION, namely ~Mssniacent IA octave, brIlSnt toned
rosewood case anoorte city makers cost ssv elesan
rabies rosewood Etagercs Booge9sc 900 vols Book;
Qicr Manel Mirrors; Lace and Brucatel Curtains rc
Bronzcs, Clocks fine oil Painting. NciEet ana Brussels
Carpets Ornament ana Music Cabinets all stands star
Carpets Engrayngs, &c Bedroom. consist VIZ superlor
Bedroom Suits, rosewood and black "duut iniai ana
Rilded Bedsteads Bureaus WardiObes Tables, w ASH.
stands, Uommodes, shaving stands, Hair and Spring
Beds, Pillows, Bosers Sheets, quilts blankets, Linen,
&c; Dining Reconsideration iulaid Buffet cost s5GO
4oot EAiensn Tables, chairs SILVER and Plated Wars,
French China Dinner and Tea Set, cutlery icebox on
CLOTH Basement and Kitchen rnfnure, scryanis' furni.
ture &c Sale positive in lots by catalogue. This Is tue
largest and richest sale this Goods packed and
shipped FOR purchaser removed or stored In te onse
A UCTION SALE FURNITuRE.-THOMASJ J. MiGRATH,
N Auctionecr will sell Tuesday, April ", ~ IL
O'Clock ut 6i BUwcry the entire Furniture contained IN
store and basement, comprising Parlor Bedroom and
ining Room Furniture Bookcases. Sidohoafd Bureaus,
WasLstands, Looking Glasses Clocks, hair and straw
TsttTesssh Bestbor Beds. Bedding, &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n THIS DAY MoNDAY,
at II O'Clock,
FIFTEENTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
SOFT HATS, PANAMAs AND STRAW GOODS.
THREE HUNDRED CASES
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
direct from the best manufacturers III the country
Catalogues and goods now ready.
WIN. TOPPING 4 co, Auctoneers,
No I52 Church street.
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Joseph sHONGoOD AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
- to-day, at loa O'Clock A. NJ, at 5 Eighth avenue
entire stock Toys and fancy Baskets fancy Chairs
fancy Rocking Horses, Show Cases and Counters and
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RowERy THEATRE
ID WIN. b. FRELlGH Mauaser
Sensational Drama
Mcssrs P Connolly and E. Barry.
snohf" piS isAst oF lynn
NEW YORK IN 1850
Engagement extraordinary OF the celebrated Comedian
S .' ps,' W. MARsroN
'Pasan ana @ viii expressly w| for
the new London comedy
A'''1' - SHOE BINDER i'E OF LYNN.
w LAST THREE NIGHTS
THE VETERAN.
TUESDAY. 10th, and WEDNESDAY, nth.
H0u'''Aal'' sfrf Ss fS%sd ASSURANCE
in preparation and will be given the rs time here
THURSDAY, April ls,
with appropriate and beautiful scenery and apr
NJ NJ %aAs MAsHHM NJ 5 5S Ts'k
Mr. Mr. 1 I 3 r ,Sn, avn Nj; j i; sToppART
Mss HELEN FkASH MIS- Mis- r join shrSs
THE F Ana H'A OCCASION
which those artists have appeared together and form
UNAPPROACHABLE on THE PRESENT STAGE.
Seats secured i'll advance.
DOoTHS THEATRE. LIZ CLERCQ
LAST WEEK
of the accomplished artistic,
MISS CARLOrTA LIE CLERCQ,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN
INGS as ANNE CAREW in
SHEEP IN WOlF'S CLOTHING,
and 5 JUlIANA in
n THE HONEYMOON.
WEDNESDAY,, April II, and THURSDAY, April ls,
as JULIA, in
THE HUNCHBkCK.
SATURDAY MATINEE, AT IL O'CLOCK.
PLOT AND PASSION
MISS LIE CLERCQ as MADAME FoNTAUCEs.
BOX book open six days advance at tho Theatre also
at Disons Music Store III Broadway
TEXT MONDAY, April % reapSearance and farewell
engagement OF Mr.. BOOTH, who will appear
SIR EDWARD MORTIMER, in THE IRON CHEST.
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JAMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
81 and Loan Broker 5Sl Hudson street gives personal
attention to sales OF Furniture at private residences,
hotels ana stocks; - years experience. Strict in
tcgrity and ability enables entire
faction; prompt returns moderate charges.
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by CAMPBELL co, AUCTIONEERs,
ID 3fS Hudson street
CAMPBELL CO will sell tomorrow Tuesday
April l6, by catalogue, elegant Household Furniture OF
private family going Europe) contained in private
sdence on Eighth avenue up town Catalogues embrace
elegant carved black walnut Chamber Furniture with
marble tops; fIarcoth Parlor Suits, French plate Mir
tine marble top BUFFET aud other very desirable Fur
niturcn all some 200 lots Full particulars in tomor
rows Herald with catalogues early ut residence. House
keepers, buyers, specially invited.
CAMPBELL & co, Auctioncers.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTToNEER.
" MORTGAGE SALE OF
Snperb imported and city made
CABINET FURNITURE,
By EDWARD SCHENCK,
N rtI

On TIENUA9, April
AT II O'CLOCK, AT 60 LIBERTY STREET,
comprising the entire stock OF large first class importer
and manufacturer,
all Of which imported and manufactured expressly
Tor their private retail trade.
The stock embraces every variety OF rosewood black
walnut, ebony, French naid Marqucterc, bos de
aud Bull Parlor. Library, Chamber and Dining Room
suits OF the most unique and modern styles.
Ladies specially invited to examine the above,
which is now exhibition
~ B.-Purchasers can have their furniture stored free
charge until May IL can also ba boxed and shipped by
cOmpctcnL pcrsOna.
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AMUsEME

r INA FDWINs THEATRE.-LLNA EDwIN's.
IL Second week OF the young and beautiful
CHAPMAN SISTERS
ELLA BLANCHE, BLANCE, ELLA, ELLA, BLANCHE,
who have been received nightly with shouts OF applause,
hearty laug and mark of and
delight will appear MONDAY EVENING, APRiL 10, and
every evening and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after
moons, assisted by the celebrated
HERNANDEZ COMBINATION
and well selected company of burlesluo artists In the
popular buriesQue called
ALADDIN;
OR, THAT WONDERFUL SCAMP.
Aladdin. Blanche Pekoe. Ella
incidental to the burtcsaue the
HERNANDEXES,
in their COW -BEIt4O-GI-AN ACT.
Chimes Dance Young America
To conclude with vOI+AU-VENT,
IN winch Mr. Hernandez will perform fourteen differ
ent Instruments. In rehearsal the YELLOW DWARF
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A UCTION SALE FURNITu RE.-TnOMASJ J. M'GRATH,
N Auctonecr. will sell on Tuesday APRIL rs, ~ ~
o'clock at l6 BOwery, the entire Furniture contained in
store and basement, comprising Parlor, Bedroom and
Dinng Room Furniture Bookcetcs. Sidcto4rds Bureaus.
HstyeSusA bcstbor Beds. Bedding, &c.
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HENRY B. HFRTS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 8 DEFY ST.
III Sales of Household Furniture tor April
private residences
Wednesday, l7th-At IA West Thirteenth street
Thursday, lsth-At 13o East Forty fifth street
Also same day--At % East Fourth street
Friday, l9th-At No. Dey street.
"Wednesday. 2ith--At 32L West Fifty NTH street.
Thursday, 25th-At 2D6 West Twenty fourth street.
Also same day-At 7i2 lexington avenue
Friday, 2tth-At 63 West Fifty third street
Also same day--At 81 West Forty NTH street.
Monday, 29th-At 20 West Forty sixth street
Also same day--At 1872 Henry street.
- day, April At Y Seventh avenue.
Notice OF other sales in due time.
Please this for reference.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
~ hand Billiard Tables; also Balls, Cues, Cloth and
everything appertaning 10 the business.
GEO. IL PHEbAN, No. 7 Barclay street
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
al New designs; also Bagatelcs and everything npper
tanning TO billiards. ut lowest prices n w COLLENDER,
successor 10 Phean Coilender, us Broadway.
TREMENDOUS REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF Bill
Ward Tables Great variety OF styles including many
new designs, bngntce igcon iioa and Jenny India
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15

A LBERT B. WALDRON, NUCTIONEER
IA by WALDR0N & COOKE.
SALESROOM AND HORSE MART,
Liberty street 81 A. 46 New Church l0s no. Ill Cedar
strcets THIS DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK,
Regular sale Horses, Wagons, Buggies, Harness. &c
Particulars in Horse column to-day's Herald.
On TUESDAY, at I0La o'clock,
continuation sale OF
ASSIGNEE'S STOCK
Cabinet and Household Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors, Bedding sc,
Including q general assortment for dwellings; also Car
nets Bedding, GLASS, Orockery, Plate Pictures Sewing
Machines, Pianos, Sofas, Desks &c.
WALDRON COOKE will give their personal attention
to sales of Furniture residences OF parties declining
housekeeping. Terms reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-15
A uorloS- ss5 ATST T61sS Of AUCTION
magnificent Household Furniture
rosewood Piauoiorte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings.
Bronzes Stutuary, Works of Art
AT the elegant residence So West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,

AUGUSTA MARTINES & Co Auctioneers
Drawing Room Furniture, Pompadour Marie Anto-
nettc styles covered silk brocadc reps rosewood Eta
ceres Sccreaire Bookcase Tables Encoignures Jardn
eres, Cabinets, Curtains, Velvet Medallion Carpets arts
tic bronze Satuary Clock Paintings by eminent artists
rosewood Pianoiorte Stool Cover, Music Stand Mirrors
sieads suite style Louis XIV Mattresses Bedding,
Reclining Chairs, Extension Table, Sverware, Buffet
Linen Glassware, Sheffield Table Cutlery, Chinawar
B-The anctoneer would call particular attention of
his friends and the public TO this sale Catalogue compr
ing the largest richest assortment Household Furniture
offered auction this