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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Serfeteerangea.
8crnalters> Serfanf
ii. sinss m,,o,h,n

hiiS zines
mcTtbpo(len Bobnhauies mil Saoen
an Ger SaTfs1Ioenne.
5u 9solae zines Oefretes oe5 9reis 5 0erlnt5 ost
Stdbt Baltimore tpiro Der Undergraduate Gls Seruolz
ter ami pffeutliter auttion an YIGse MUnta9,
ben Is. Sauuar 1872. Yabmitta9s nm 5 u9r' oas
uabitt bend beihriebene @t9entbum pert1ulsn:
nas aau3c S5runei fiidf nebft Sebdull6teitfu
an Ger Noreofieite Der Barfs4oenue Oruper 0fanz
nntrlEe oenannt) SO SUIT noroipeitltb uon DER Gde
Der Slbblefrase uno YarfsNoenue antnn9eHo; Damn
lanes Ser Y~Glf=4uenue is 6uB 9ePenb oann paratz
lei nit Der SibeIehrase 81 SUB bis on eine IS: oteite
Nnep odnn parallel nit Der BdrtzaoeHue IS UuB
bis an einen pom Sobu 9re9a, Gretutor, uno anoeten
on Soiepb Wierrid rerpahtenu Slas Z; oGnn parauei
mt Der BiooIe1trase SO BuB biz sum Nnlan9e.
Die Gjeb6uoe beiteben i'll einem 3=fooI9en .Sltc9elz
f~fetRernen " obnbduie NIT Sdfen uno ) : ttodiSem
,ieaeliteinerntn Sinter9ebduoe.
Sas Siaentbnm III elmer iGtrliden S~rnnontctpe
pom $45 (6atbiGbrlih I'M I. Sanuaf nno L. sun IN
ieoem Sabre Sablbar) unterDorfen. Die Ao9a6en
uno @nnomietbe iueroen bis sum 1. Sanuar 1919
SertauIsbebineunssn, tuie ourd eas 0efret Sorae1
Itrieben: etn DrItteI uaar, Der JReft in 29lelbsn daten
IN G unb 70 Ntouuten, ober aleS baGr, na1 8elleoen
oes 8duIers. @reoitJabtun9en trdsen Snterenen pom
Gage bes Sertouies an uno iino sur 3ulrieoen9ett oes
Sbps. u. 9reftman. gerruGltsr.
SIR. 70, Observation-Disclosures;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Utr u~eaocitren 0arletGH uu0 6G-oelspeptert mo
Rno Qls Wtitollcoer 0e5 Sroiers z 8oGro i'm Stauoe,
qQe btefaen In0 ausluGrtigen ytegoctGtiOneR prompt
An beioraen, beiorgeH @OletttoRCH an allen tu9GngS
ll6en 4nuften um9ebeno So oen nteott9ltsH BreleH,
uebmen 9epoiteu an uuo g~eUGbreH 2tStontcn,
hui 0Cpohten fin cine betimnte Gauer b~eutujgsn
mir einen ItberGlen SiustuB.
mi ,-,rfebfpr Mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
fpoIeth.

Gin frauensimmer in ben mitIt rem Sabrsn, nm tm
m ar. I5S, On. JaltimpreffrdBe. (3O9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Gmid'S arnmatiIdcr 2cbertBran,
Gmtd'S &ebertDran Srenm,
Gmid's 2ebertbran : Cream,
ShrrhbiU'S 6ppopbpSpbdtes.

9Ie5e Qrttet, i~or8jdttt8 Gns oen bslten gtGtt.lan
r urHcboten, 66 ne Elm ionge gsiibttes 5eOhrinlB Der
nniugfniiGiniihen Tdtultdt gdnjlid %beieitI9en mo Den
sranien, Gie oat ie an8Slpieien ita1. Sinosrnn9 nGo
rnnnnenSbmer 9abpufuu9en ituo ~beieil9t, uno Der
8GtIt4Et fam lest NIT geerani9en eInnsRmsnl, pas
iriiber nnanaenebm uno in etnI9en Sauen etslpalt
mar, ie0o6 fetcn BON 5emanoem Ahostsn, alS 0em
aronfen uno ieinen 6reuuoen r%ealtilrt luusee.
sSr1ot @ureu IpotbCfer titr oiGicn Artttel uno Sbr
psr6ef nidt eetduibt wcroer. .3nbersttct uHo oet'
p nit Snrh q. s.. &ertins q Gomp.,
(&olumbus q. @mrth,) Apotpeter,
(0Et- S12lRn yr. 136, NorozNomar0lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

3uei Stieinal= uHo unnblOSbore @tlnollietpen,
ie6e pom $3.50, i'm Wiittclpurtte Der StaHt, lomle
uerIdtcoene fteincre Vtietben Sl Z uro s Ero3snt.
Sinaes * geTaedat,
o. Q ar 9SruIfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
SGmueI Btsin.
0rbrUOGr StCin,
Rr. 1876, VBeTsSalttmOresS tr98er
Baltimore Yio.
Seuti9es Sanfz nnS @rbiclgri1aFt.

Rir Fauten urO p~erfauien Cob, 8c9terungse,
@tQQfsz, tdptiihe uuo aRocre SihCrbcitcn, DIr tGnh
fRn un0 o~ertauiCn Be4iel ami SroBbrlttonteIt 6rGnt5
reid un0 DeutidIGno uuo 5ie9en uHtcr hnoern. aIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Ill 90 esnts pro 6Inrert in oer
,I16N &rpebitto D. StCttts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Gin orbettiqmer iunser Men.6 bon =. Sarsne
i'm 8aiement bon Rdlnes 9eoduoe' eue uet % Sot \
moretraBe uao 8offz Oifce@ApeuuS. l9oo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
3 9urf e. S. Orper & @0lne:
9n ~nerfaGfen.

E:is Gin 8obnbaus nit 9aben on SOipGro',
Sin 6iibihee Gobnbaus On 9eriEgtoniira6s, nabe
6panttinzS auars. rrx
MFG. : Uieilcn BON Baltimore, sutes Wobnhaus,
Cine ausscssi6nete eanbfe1s BON SO Gdern in
BaltimorezSouutp nabe oar Rtiterstotun &urn=
mfr. unb mentaer als "a Oteiie pom 2imber GROVE
Station on Der ng3eitern Midrplanocr StienbGbn,"
nit etnem suten @ese ourb ben SlGs nGp Ger
Station.
MeiIen ron Baltimore an Der ReiftertoDnzRodc.
4Qarsheaen in Sarioro~@ ountp, l Ditto in Sarrol'
@ountu, in erceleRtem 3uitonoe.
gire 2%auoIttle uon l32 atern in Nrebtrit.e ounto
aabe Rountzairq, on Der Baltimore 9lorSilen
babn."
gdbere gusfunit sieht:
Senrp 10. Gcpfe, Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
t903-5 ct. BaulzSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
BernQftcrsz8crfauf
Elia BON
Quf aeIiderteu @runomietben 3uianlmet
S247. 80 iaArliA b%etraaenO,

S24I .0U lQDrllu Deltu9elOT
Sin SEE Saieite Der Satterp.Noenue.
Gin sFnIQe ciueS Setretes ocs 8rel59erlbte5 Der
Gfa6t Baltimore miro Der u~nterBei6nete 8trlpntter
QrI ofientlider auttion in DeIn &rfan9e7%ettouisz
in Der SsconoftrQSe, an Tienfta9s ben IA.
5QnuQr 1873, UNI 3 lbr 9tabutttas5, pertaulen:
ren danIcn GjruneFi las, IN Der Staot SGltlnlofe
ocle9enIuo beihrteben, ME lol9t: IN oer Snlelts
bcr SubptsSde Der GlenentfraBe uno Sdtteroza pez
me dufQnoeno, oouu iiblih l1n9s Der Sattero@Aoez
uue 80 sun qe6enb, bann otlidi, parallel MT G'ez
mentitrQBc 81 i5uB bis an cine 10 6u8 otel'S ateg
ocbenn, Damn norblib, lGn9lt htla9ttr Aleo W iSuB
Hno oqnn rpetli9 in grader Slrte 81 BuB DIS gum an'
Jciooter @rrupplNt lit rem t%oleen6en immerloa9'
rerrcu BQd.tunaen, ourb Sobn 8Rotb 4enla6t mn
tcrruorisu, un0 bat Den Bortbeil Der ldbrtl9enStunoz
mietben barQui ~reieruirt, nGmlih:
@rfen6- Yer YtaB ON HGhlten 81 9tSnientz
Strafe, IA bel 90 6uB NIT etter iabrlIpen Utteiqe
: DSffens- Ger g(at Dem Ottsen i'm Gil
nea on9rsnstnn, Is bel 81 GuB nit elmer lG4rlIQsn
Otittbe BON $35. 10. ~
Drtttens- Der SlaB Dem leSten I'M S1g3em
au9reu8enc, IS bel 81 5nB mt $500 IaofllVs'
gIerten5- Ser 9(at Dem lebteen i'm Siioea
arQrer;cno, IA bel 81 Rub nit $3.50 Ia9rlt9et Nhez
The, uuo i'm Saben an etuanoee rno an oUlaein anz
q~ren3enb, ieber ~ tel 81 SUI .nno tfoer mi elnet
idbrliden Wttetbc BON $39.
Sablungen ON /. 4p'il uuD i. Stto6sr leoen SaqfIs
;dbIbQr, urb Die Bldse iino nil iubltantIeuen 6le9el'
i~einernen gG obnIGulern 6eoant.
8ertQuiebeoingun9eu: Elm GrEtttpetl oaar unp on
ateft in Sruet 9Iettben 3ablnngen IN 6uno L ptonaIH
poer NGes Boar, nab Dem Belteben 0cs SGuIeto. Sl'
@reottz3Gblunsen 3inicn tro9eno pom &oge osb gsr.
fauies on unb ourt sur 3uIrtecenPslt pes SefWo'EF'
iubpIiirte ytoten De6 S1ufers 9eIt1ert-
Suuis SenniabarienI Serlpoiter;
Sreao s S%irflane, Autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
NcrIarGt tptre

Gin ut .retommareirtes IT. l9ss DlSefen gunn 2saf
ten eines ~9r0seran ainoes mo lhr eIaIaut N sgSs 6S
fen in Gr. Sc, 6anpoerftrdse. l3yo-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Nerldnat.
Nerlduat

Srei ftorfe WPdnner, nm in elmer 8raueret gu ar5ei'
ten I; nur ioIbe. bic ras @eihditp erfteben, tonnen t0
melSen in Geuarr VI. Sliefels Srauerst an oer
SyreoeridzRoab loy5-tul-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

s Gin fle,nes qsobnbous on Der &ami9eitr;,
ao1o , simmer. SAG mo WaIler; lrCiS $125O
'>p'NS Spbn Glenn X Comp,
raanA 81. 1, ct. GGultreBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

3u pcrFdmfen ODER su pcrmictbem.
- 1as Naus yr. Us, DIT .yio6uon=, na1e
F9::;;H gnforfraEs, iebr qelegen liir Ole Staot'Sllenz
Idol. ba6n unb Dem Viorfie.
IosaA ytr. /, vt. 8nuliir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Betannt III q d Ii no
iir bic &rIoituren BON SalSig 3 Sitter.
9a beIaqta 6irma auf9eloft fuoroau uuo Die IN:
terSethneten ale SeQueltratoreH errannt motoen, lc
tuetbcn ale Grsbitoren beiagter Tirma ouIgcioroert,
ibre ctb6ti9 be9laubisten A~nipriitbe bel Dem @ler'
bee 8reis.@ eri6tes ocr Staot Baltimore ooer etleH
Der beiben uuterjeiGneten e~irSHretter.
Sbomas =. Morris,
Sir. AZ, Noro=@bdrlesitrdBe, una
2e,piS s. Robinipn, iuu.I
(90i-4D SequeitratoreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

E:i @iuie6r tmpie1teESpcrtbes nno qtrfItlni8ss
7-o6SLous in CruicottzGitu, Wer.. 10 Diciteu BON
Baltimore nit staauus uno 8agcn : ytemiie; ctne
ausoe3erhnete Gage. in sntem .3uitanee, init Snrz
nocs, so6beero, sprahroAf II. ~, bdui19e N9et4
@clcgenbeit per BGlto.>Sbto~Sd9H'" SStfo Iot't
inter Dem Soitenpretie %pertGnLt.
xooa 1910 Nrr cnnpttps INN at. dSuulEIGEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Northumberland su Deruates
fhcn.
3u bcrmitt9cn.
Nilia III %Nerfdmfen.
G1uier Ill h~erfagfet

Sin 9ooerbterz uu6 auitcrn=S ga. on nit Sorratb,
no bFr Gi9eutoiimer Die Stabt gu u~erlaIien bedbit1@
0adSuirosen in Ssr. fi4, RpfiaSisbftrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

2u Ycrfaufen pber III eermietDeH+.
49, 9as iebr empftb!tnspcrtle sSo9n9Gns oul
E7I5 he~ " orblpcit zStc Der Baltimore uuo Our
It'll bamfrase, 5'it0diaes SJrosr: II; StnterPouS.
Subu Gienu s. Gpmp.,
1000 SIR. 4. ct. BGullrQEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
gu n~erutictBcn.
9u D~erfanfeiIs

Sine @dniebez mo Raonerzg9 ertIeIe out
Ss1 Soc Der Scottz uno RamIannra5c iEr $50 pro
WonQt, NGbetcs bel SbomG9 6iu,
T2n9 ISTp Nor Semitic uno 81. BGuliraSe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

MtlmingtOtI, N.sO.
EES%4E SUGbm eutlt6C 2tHie.
SAA&&sf Stud1rquter tdaIid I'M snummen
an Suabcs' Guap, @de Ocr Eight uHo S%etitraBe.
6tt baltimore : SoutRsrn 2smpt : 2r4Es7orta'
Comp. i" tefebt aus Den D~ampubinen
D. .. Sulep," &dpt. S1oi0 j. Brlce;
,Rebe9a Glpee," &upt. 3. s. 9btlos;
-4ucile " @upL. SUbn 2. Bennett.
Das Sampfi bill 81. SIure" nlulrlt ieSs GrGht
elm unb MN Sreitd9 Ten y. Dejember, HG1'
mlttaqs 4 ubr, abgeben. ,
fpo6crtlih uEo u~crbiuocn lid in Wilmington init
cyr ygSllmtngton=G olumbjds au9aita'eT," otr g2ou'
miuetou gDPltonCr," Der "GSilmIu9t0n : SbHrlottez
sRut6gi9rotr Gtienbabn" unb otrtn 4nlhluBltnlCn;
aud nit aCR orti Camper. Slnitn nad Td9ettGothe.
NmtpcbenoC Trabtbrtcie peroen nab allen *uIt'
ten in 9l0ro= mo Suo'GGroltnG, Georgia uHo Via
bauQ uu5gtittUt.
Erahtaliter mcroeutdolil un9enommen uno Graat'
REteu 10 biIiq, ais bGi IIgGHo elmer anoerNSiute gGs
rartirt. BcriiherungeH mcroen gu q 8ro5. %srtettuirt'
Begen 6tCGraten, SlGiiHtGtiOnCn u. dnoererAns'
funjt lUCED3 man ip an
Q. 3. goSarr, 4genten, Bilmtnston, re-;
1irsre,cs & Comp, @encral-N9tnteui
l2A Sir. 70, smiths Uerite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Ocn Baltimore nab Srcmen1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
O(F4rnlnniihe Nothidllaac

burn 0r. Sarl SreuF, ipelder ieine g8obuune RON
yir. rs, @tnral=I penue, nab Sfr. %, 9artIl9nS
sSitriTe un0 @ebeimniile bes gebens au5tunft.
(Se;2F 1U{G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

Gin pobtsrsoaener Sungs IN cinen 8ersoloers@ez
nur Giner, bcfIen @ltern iir ieine SbrlIbteli
boiten, mag lid nleloen in Rr. 50, Sapitr., E91Rc
Der Yriiie. l0O5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
2u ncrfaufen.
mnhuhaus at berfaufcn.

Eai.l 9as empfsblsnsuertbe &% obnbans Nr; ~,
itscs : SaoettefraSe, tiirSlib repartrt. unr I'M oelten
gufag6g, erano ~Sinsirei, lit tn pertGnlen vel
so4l 9r. 8. 81. YGulfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Jdnlrs Cairns
1InherfGlihter Giiia

lib
ERm glnruaden gu 40 Gents pro @alloue, iohis
refine @spiir3e uub robsu Jnaroer sum gins
MAIDEN bel 4CuiS s.. 0fciS S Sraeer,
iSA-l GGe ser Sanoner. une N~aineenRrdSf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
9u nerfaufcil.

Girben sduier, iebes 4 3immer uno aeaer
,1fnaIfsnb; Sreis 500 pro SGus, nun so oaar uno
her SPsit i'm Soupereine in 6 Sdbrcn Bu h%eiableH.
Serner 5 Sduisr 8reis nur $500 pro 9Gus; S'W
. Msrnsr 5 sauisr an Der GtoisfraBe, Canton; Erei5
$3.50. m.rax,s Sortor
9sR6tio nur $500, $l50 baar, Der Ttrt III 0 Sasren'
Rsbere aastaHtt 9tsot wes
Or "a Mnrnz @irnnhnnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
Rr. 70, @tfzSauettetrase;
900 .S.1t,-3,6,9,1t) Sreao s SiItlahs, @utt.

DI. D INT % %
sptiben @oncorDfraBe uno Der Srhte.
SIN ifotae eines Oetretes bes s9crldts Ger
Staot Baltimore in Der ald9e pom eouts Bitter 9e9e1
SaltbaIur 5Ql;lg nernen be unterteihneten Seque=
itoren aui oifentli6er NnFtion an Srt uno SteaS,
DIR. & unO 8. NBetz Hrattitrase. Oisnifag, Den 81.
Selember '12, Na6mittass 2 llbr, peltduten:
Sen gan5en gBeIBbiereY raunpP9rat, bcte9eno IN Z
srosen ~tupiernen Seiieln, anbtIdit1 mo 9let Gnoefer
un0 in oorIialider notwithstanding. SuiamnIen mt
%uraefdBr 800 Dussno G3tiBbterluIten IL. 200 9tite1.
Ser beiagte B~ranzApparat lit I'M Qinttr9ruHoe oon
SIR 46, Sin gSaibinqtonitGa6e, aul9etteut nnp Pc
ilote ,tirm1 bat cine gd6t oes 9ehGuoes ldr oen
G5GSbrand be 'agter 8rduerei bis gum nGtfe1 SUM- 81
cox mouotlidtr M1ietbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
m Rinun.

va. StGuOp
bousE uub @runbeteeutbums > RdtIsr,
Rr. Is nnS 10, 3am<g uiisinss,
Sss Der Qerinatonz uuh ct. Banlarose, Baltimore,
tauft unb pertGuit gisentbum in Der Stabtn. in Den
Sounties, siebt Snusz uab Srnr6s Sinien elm, lopie
,ipeiielbaite unb anseio6tene S6uloen untet unoes
Himmten Bebineungen, lei5t @eIber auf 5uperldln9e
Siherbeit unb 6eIosst ollie i6m aupertroute @ei6dtts
nrnmnt. tSau23.12DtteI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
9u herfauien.

bt.iI Sas biGisIe 9aus in On Baltimore, gtr.
o. SnzNQuette., nabe @GroGinCitrase, 10 bct 80 81,
bis' nm cine sebn SuB brcite &lep 9ebeno, Gin orel=
f6diass sieseiieineTns5 @obn9an6 nit 2 : itodl9em
SInteroe Sdabe, gruno S~insirsi, &a6 Ourb oas 99n3e
6aus; Grets $2400, madI iIr b9s pans ngf S1feo
SiGehunt, de Der y altimUres unS Gdt1linez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
3m Ncrfaufen.
6run6mtetben 5n DerFdnTsh.

Gin boor,obIfnbCe g4einz mo Iiquor=@ eitGit il
ueoen Qbreile bes @iaentbitnCrs bilig gu pertauIen.
gu IerIobten bel u. Tieper in Sfr. 2f3, Stsbtftr.
(9OQ-111
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28
an 0erFdufeu.
gu nerfaufen.

Scr BurrQtb uno bic Ginrthtun9 eineS SaRol9UeHS
erit,r slafe in &oDiontolDn, N5o: 80
/sa7-A Gds Der NaOette7 uno ct. $aulltt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

A uoUsTE MAETINEs co, AgcTI0NEERs.
n MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture,
Mt tho rriv ate residence 80 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and sixth aveI,ies
on THIS DAY TUESDAYl,
commencing ut l0T o'clock.
Rosewood Pinnolorte Drawing Room Suits, Paintings
Velvet Carpets Cabinets, Staiuaryi Mirrors.
Siiveryare, Bronzes, Works Of Art,
sold BY order Of N. H. Blake, Esa
Drawing Suits, covered richest description satin
brocatc Silk reps, Pompadour Marie Antonette Styles
marquetcrie Cabinet Table, Encoignures Jardiniercs
Canterbury, Music Cabinets, superb rosewood Canopy
Etagerc, French Plate Mirrors. velvet medallion
Carpets; Chandeliers. Bronzes, ormou Clock Sevres
Vases Ornamental rare collection Of valuable OH Paint
ings by eminent artists, artistic Bronze Statuary,
brought from Europe by present owner; magal
acent rosewood Pianciorto. celebrated maksr;
Turkish Reclining Chairs, Lace Curtains. Dining
IsS sbs Tea SERVICE spoons; Forks
Chambsrs-Rosewood. walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Wardrobes, en- suite, style Louis XIV; hair, spring
Mattresses blankets, C0unterpanes Bolsters, Pillows
Furniture servants apartments The aucfioneer wosld
eau particular attention Of his friends and the public
ms, s COMPRISING the largest richest assortment House.
old FURNITURE offered at auction this Facilities
for packing and removing goods Parties wishing at
tend this sale take Filth stages Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14
ExCuRsIONs.

DEsTRICTIoNs Neutrality-suspicious. IsLNkO
IL omen 10 yisitors-Thc and elegant steam yf.c
Goycrnors Island leaves Custom House pier daily un
turning New York at half hourss band practe evcry
afternoon, followed by dress parade last trip " yacht
p.ediateN alter parade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-14
A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Balesrooms, % Chambers and II Rcade streets.
BY ALLEN y. MINER 4 BROTHER,
ON SATURDAY MAY IL,
n Il y VLOVh, <.,.,
AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRoOM'

AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRoOMS,
III BROADWAY, cpouNns or
THE ELEGANT REsdDENcE AN ,Is Wn FISSE g
BOARD ROAD, EDGEWATER, STATEN isLAHp AS As
THE OWNER Is GoIEG TO EUROPE, C0arhiS nsM
QyER - ACRES Lap oqT E EIssf IA ASD FRUIT
Trees, wiTM EvERGREENs, MANY OF WHICH
WEIR IMPORTED from Europe, REGARDLESS OF expense
THE !, very sGseEe n aho va
All carefully finished in every particular, under the
supervsion Of Diaper, architect wih extra double
ana ! y al ea na W to any @
lated cellars capacous tank gas pipes through the house
The GROUNDS IN thorough order, gravel roads and
HousE"aXfN FLOOR has four large rooms, as par.
nors dining and library, with buffers pantry and
closets also extension building for kitchen and servants
ets and dining Third floor OF large rooms
with tank ROOM reservoir and various storcrooris.
PORTER'S LODGE, in brick, in style Of main building,
c INCLUDING THE COTTAGE, facing Richmond ave.
nue. In fine order, comprising fifteen caaacious rooms
with furnace, hot and cold water bath and wash
wo large stables complete IN every respect stalls for 10
norses ana abundant carriage room. with laundry rooms
GARDEN AND NURSERIES, are planted with fruit
trees OF the rarest varieties of peach pear apple ounce
ana ~ trees IA Of the best american and
t. THE KITCHEN GARDEN in fine order and bearing all
pine early and choice Vegetables:
( HOT HOUSE AND NURSERIES comprise of the
orchids and pot plants In the country.
u FOR the private residence OF gentleman desiring
guy TO the city this offers an uncxampled opportunity
, Bale positive and reremptory.
Boats leave every hour from Whitehall dock, each way
nnd me premises can be viewed by permit from the
Horse cars from landing TO near the property.
TermSAt sale. Maps can be had at auconecrs office.
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"A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION
"A This TUESDAY, morning. May Il,

Tho largest and richest sale this season.
Over $4,000 worth of rich Household Furniture,
famed n-largc Ave story mansion, No 40 West Twenty
third street. Sixth avenue comprising $50 lots
BY the highest bidder rcgardic OF cosTwo
magnificent "a octave pianofortes elegant raror Suits,
covered In crimson satin and coteeine and gold
brocate; two rosewood Eageres Bookcase, adys Writ
Ing Desk, Pier and Mantcl Mirrors, Lace brocatc
Curtains, imported Bronzes ana ine Oil Paiugs naid
marquetcrie Cabinets gilt Tables, Encoignuros Jardi-
neres Flower stands Turkish Chairs Lounges, 100 Vol
umes Books and Chamber Suits in rosewood and black
walnut style Louis XIV; Bedstcads, Bureaus, wash
stands, Commodcs, Armoirc "a ace: Quilts. Pillows Bel
stcrs &C. Dining Room,Magniacent black wanu, Buffet,
cost $40; Extension Tables Chairs, ChnaS,nner and
Tea Sets Cut Glass and Sheffield Cutlery, elegant Silver.
ware Centre Tables, Basement aud Kitchen Furniture,
Other articles too numerous TO Sale positive m
lot by catalogue Goods packed and shipped removed
by responsible men on the premises
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctionccr and Salesman.
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IA UCTION NOTICE-CLINTON D. OsGOoD AUCTION
VA EER CARPETS, MIRRORS,
Z '--s- PIANOS. SEWING MACHINES.

VIII SfII nv IHUfT hHIcsIUUIT
1875 CHAMBERS street, near College place.,
- THIS DAY TUEsDAY), MAY u, AT l01a A. NJ,
large lot second hand Household Furniture removed 10
SALE consisting q yrgSscs three
Bureaus Washstands Tables, black walnut and mahog
any BedSteads black walnut Hat ArnoiIe
Piano, oak and black walnut Extension Tables and
Chairs Wardrobes Etagercs, elegant Parlor Suits git
Frame Mirrors oil Paintings Chromos and Engrayings,
Cut Glass Ware Crockery Kitchen Tables and Utensils,
DDcloth 20 rolls Mating, Window Shades
Also
100 Sewing Machines Of the best makeswheeler Will
son. Grover a Baker, Elliptic Ac
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

<1,TIzENg RyESISa line STEAMERS voR Al.
~ bany and Troy, landing at Catskil faro ~ cents; by
the fastest night boats the Hudson. Steamers SUNNY
SIDE and THOMAS POW ELI. leave pier Is North River,
foot Spring street daily Saturdays excepted, at r.
West Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all points
Rensselaer, aud Saratoga and Troy and Boston Railroads
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
Nv For Long Branch and all stations on this and con-
meeting railroads, including Philadelphia, vineland,
on and amer May Is steamers connecting with the
trains Of this road Mt Sandy Hook will leave pier % North
$40 NJ. and r. M-Tor Philadelphia vineland, &c
$40 A. M-For Long Branch, Toms River, Warctown
and all informed iate stations. =
bP. M.-For Long Branch and intermediate stations;
The FIRST class steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse iloy
have been purchased by this company and now being
put in complete order for the summer business. -.
The summer arrangement Will commence carly ~ Juao
with tho boats above named when Long Branch trains
will be run better time than heretofore.
Communication rates have been reduced :, uon.oor
800 = q. W. BENTLEY, General Manegsr,-
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old ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND pkof. H'nh
~ Of steamers landing az Caskil from rue, ', ~,
daily Saturdays excepted fsrn q 10 cents Steamer
Vanderbilt and Connecticut connecting WIN rhutmus "
Ali stations West and North viii leave as apoNo NVrS -
Freight at reduced rates
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{ UCTION SALE OF
IA handsome and genteel Household Furniture
On this day Tuesday, May IL at 10Y O'Clock, at the
ESQ., leaving for Europe, 2s2 West Forty street.
near Seventh avenue Parlors-velvet medallion Car.
bets grand rosewood IL octave Pianoore, Stool
Cover and Music Cabinets Po1padour and Marie Anoin
Bronzes Works Of Art Eagcrcs Tables Cabinets, Book
passes Turkish Chairs, Lounges rosewood and walnut
Hair Mattresses Bedding Sofas Chairs :Easy Chairs
Dinner Set, Crystal Glass and Silver Ware; basement
and servants Furniture, &c. Hoysc to let NICHOLS
Parties wishing attend the sale take Sixth Seventh
Eighth and stop at street. near
kha houaa
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TNMAN LINE,
il For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mall Stoam-
crs are appointed TO sail as fol0ws:--
CITY OF BRISTOL Thursday, May 49, II noon
CITY or MONTREAL. Saturday, May 49, 2P. NJ
CITY OF NEW YORK. Thursday, May q. 2P. NJ
CITY or BRUSSELS. Saturday, May rs, ga. NJ
CITY OF ANTWERP. Thursday, May ~, IL noon
CITY OF PARIS ............ Saturday, Juno l. 2P.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier
% North river,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN GOLD. PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Storage ....-......$sO
20 LONDON. ~ To London. y
To Paris. ............ % To Paris. 50
passengers also forwarded to avre, Hamburg, Sweden
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here moderate rates by
wishing tosend for their friends v
Through bills ading given on shipments Of goods to
Havre and Antwerp
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For further information apply at the company's office.
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
l5 Broadway New York.