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LADIES' COLUMN.

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lHH hIn8dom Oh ~Ie'iia7aleiy IS b
phrase Oh The gallant 32.or"al
h'''"'.
PryE lined parasols carried Unto
the Shine, p give Il rosy flash to the
fair face beneath.
ALL RIM trimmings GA ltlios'
dresses aro now put on the back
while the front is LETT quite plain.
TaD oI|l-GtslioncJ lfoL Spauish
comb is abouf to resume It's pi,rq in
nv lalya Gair-or vi IcaSl i'm ,bqt
she wears.
nrs n,,rorl l.5. of ;a,,..
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-
'htf pFeV'y "na'2fet''@ >Ilje oI
goa IN me Sn'Po on Il hunting morn,
are worn sung ~ 'le belts OF daa&h-
'',' u '"3,.'o",
NLLL. NaI'iie Do1se, u niece OF
president liners. Is to marry Dir,
JoIil ~otHyFtSaht 0ru@er o. New
lorh III OCTOBER, Inc wedding VIII
pfoDaoIy taEe Place at Nctsalilei.
A GENTLEMAN advertised for il wife
and received answers frem 1877
I,oSoahoa, SayIH5 he could have
,!lolf6 ms Is " ven us an lI'll5tra-
o OF me value ol advertising.
MIS-. Davidson, Of Mlchig ID, IN
forms an admiring world th41 she
has frequently driyeua moving ma
chine through seven acres Of urass
in one day this summer.
Arprr,r,y once "a f,mone an t,o
turf, has been purchased BY Maogie
Mitchell, and rs used by ha, p~yrln.
rIyoly ass a saddle horse at bong
Rrapctr lie lis now twelve yclls Old
and looking remarkably fine.
CarIpr.ror, fans ,rc yoIj ~, tLa
benefit If ,onnI l,lias n,a H., .a
ono 10 loyG and ,yI,, .I,o ~. tLa w. s,a ~
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Farming OF Tie South.

a.
Che OF 'he greatest errors III
2"llJiI'tl latlnluS mas been feSSt75
llle 'oli NItcf IL was worn our, 'ia'
II may DE- f'cdpefa'ed ny the $40"
process OF Ihe grown ana decay OF
crop alIet crop OF weeds bet'et
i'"V 7Vel iail1 peloro II IS exhausted
OS crop oi PeaS or o'licr green
cioI@ Pio"cu III 'tlu save 'ne years
II VIII TAX 10 iefti'Izc me SOIL ny INC
7eauty grown OF "eouS' Inc UP
P'lc"Oloii Oh very ht1Ie larhl-yaf%o'
compost manure WIN the ald Oh y
a'iiloStAefo' VII! give Il green @op
a'II IL I"0 SUgD crops are necessary
ofIn" tio I2na 10 a bearing Ter
'l'IlY' J, WIFI save ilhle' De more Geo.
nohiIcaL toal TO lose 'ile use OF 'he
l@'ia Iof mocn longer PERIOD, ana
'aeo 10 manure 1t before II wall Drug
Paying crops AS clehIlc"l manure
lie no" III 8'heTal use among Inc
c9Jtoh painters mere IS lAueh com
P'1iiiV o. lo0ir a3oiteratloH Or iall-
oLe 70 oo wen hian,l'"9tafFd' lne
odiIof OF inc ro"l1f'N c"1t'oS2'
says Our laIth rests upon eX-
Peflence, ana Dltter Experience 1t has
oecn' we nave not iad an oPPor-
Illl'y OF examining many OF the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Elastic Trusses are superscding
Mi others. Before buying Metal Trusses
or Supporters, send for II descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss Co., 6S3
Broadway, N. Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-21

II. II. S~uurEhDr, & Co.. Chicago,
alone i'll America distil IMPERIAL
GIN by the HOLLAND PROCESS. Send
for circular.
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Fine wlito cashmere and merino
are the Iayoyito materials for man.
les. The latest patterns show two
large round capes, the under one
being moro than a yard in length
T'bcsc are generally lined throughout
with white silk, although ros color
or pale blue if sometimes seen the
upper circle IS edged with fringe
an' tic embroidery is always olab-
urtto.
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moss hh1u1a De Ser'ped ana ilsh
washed win solution cl s2i' soup
aua SAT- Or ollhc'
Cons to rrulant shoui' be taken
from the butt Of the ear. All obsor
want farmers know that they should
have Iate pollen for late issues OF SILK
that IS produced hy late rains, wttrh
fill ont our corn crop The corn
from the rolpt Of the cob Wilde the
job.
aAtr6 Hr Ar.
An avI. rre,4a th,t c,u la ,,.il,
made and ,na i,at work. aI,Io viii
nnon 1ooyv vnoJrJ or IRON ,yIes
made nf fitn onuces nj t,Ilaw fn,r
ounces og I@nhrcntino oil .ix onne,s
of wafer or, b,If each ~ SOL,
and rrt,eh ami ,rr.L,lf Mound ~
nIunLao, Dissolve tbn. s,l, ami
potash In fine water meIt tLe t,r.
low anI r,iv # Win fba mi ,.,l
I pour ii. the water. .tjrrjru ID mil
! The crease 4 eHt A. Heaa As 4o..
/ JIe arcr tho water il adIsI t6irn in.
the pIumha,n If shoujd Inc elirrrd
unHi M whala a. is fLoran,lly
uiyrl -r 4,,,q., .L,r..E
'A"'a,' @L@0 u l"t i'aA'
line L.hfJl linn" says This IS.
practleol to a considerable extent,
but we have observed that it is a
nsky operation unless particular at
tontlor is paid to putting the soil
suitable condition. \ soaked seed
III TRY lumPy soil is almost sure to
orlah il tue drought is prolonged
Tic dry earth and the arr in the
crc'ices around the grain c~Xtrac.
tine moisture before tn. roots form
and begin to absorb food from TIE
oil. Bat il the soil is well pulycr-
izo3, SO that its natural condition is
somewhat moist, and the seed is
usually live. Those who rrdrayor
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To DEsrRoYbuSs on squash and Gu
cumber vines, dissolve a tablespoons
ful Of saltpotro in a pailful of water,
put one pint of this around each
hill, shaping the earth 50 that it will
not spread much, and the thing is
done, Use more saltretre iGyou can
afford it's good for vegetable but
death to animal life, The bugs bur
row i'll the cart ut night and fail to
rise in the morning. 1t is also good
to kill the grub in peach treo-only
use twice as much, say a quart or
two to each tree. There was not u
yellow or blistered leaf on ten or
fifteen trees to which it was applied
last season. No danger of killing
any vegetable with ia concen-
trated solution applied to beans
make them grow wonderfully.
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M~lcAL note paper is the latest
novelty,
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Then order PERRY DAVIS Pain KILLER

1t has won for itselfa reputation unsurpassed in
medical preparations. 7He tuttptiS0ity u ne de-
aaHd for the Pain-killer is Il novel interesting, and
surprising feature IN the history of this medicine.
The rain-klller is now regularly sold in large and
StcatttB increasing quantities, not only to general
agents in every State and Territory OF the hmm
and every Province in British America, but Ia
Buen0S Ayre5, Brazil, Uruguay, Peru, Chin, and
other south American states; to the Sandwich
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England and Continental Europe; to Mngatnhinup.
Madagascar, Zanzibar. and other African lands; to
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~ lhdli. IL mas also been sent to China, and we
doubt If there Is any foreign port or inland CITY IN
AlIlcla OF ASA, which Is irequented by American
aud European missionaries, travellers or traders.
INTO winch the Pain Killer has not been intro
duCpd.
JHe f1teRt Of is usefulness Is another great feature
Of THIS remarkable medicine. IT Is not only the best
thlng ever known, as everybody will confess, for
bruises. cuts, burns &cy but for dysenteTy or chol-
era, or any sort of bowel complaint, II Is a remedy
unsurpassed for efficacy and rapidity of action. In
the great cities of British India and the West India
Islands and other hot climates, il has become The
N~httdtft medicine for all such complaints. ms well
as for dyspepsia liver complaints, and other kin,
dred disorders, For coughs and colds, cankor. astll-
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by The most abundant and convincing trials and
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prleturS are IN possession 0 fletters rom persons Of
The highest character and responsibility. t~estifying
In un.elllvocal terms to the cures effected aud the
satisfactory results produced, In nm endless variety
of cases, by The use Of this great medicine. That
the Pam. tliler Is deserving of all. It's proprielors
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world, and Is becoming more and more numlnr
every year. Its healing properties have been fully
tested, all over the world, and II need only to he
known to be priced.
NJ Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 10 Cts, 30 Cts., and vi Per
Hottie.
j. N. HARRIS & Co., Cincinnati, O.
Proprletors for the Southern and Western States.
Bay" FOR SALE BY ALL MEDICINE
DEALERS.
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AGENTS, How is tn

We VIII pay Agents $50 II week /"
pcnsc-, or allow q Large tonlln,,,.t
employ mont, Address, q. w. D0nINh'
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SOUTH Ky. FINALE Co!

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sTArED SESSION.

THURSDAY, April rs 1s72--s O'Clock r NJ.
eosr ms and full quorum
m rnd G,ian,o. !, ., nm, and ,nrovo,
ny Assistant Alderman ROBINSON
With belgian iran 5cShSp@
BY Assistant Alderman ' CHS H'o''@D
soa4 so Of v froS wSrh furnish s
pss Go1 4 e extending Avenue from Twonoar
That :, III, ,S Gommonsr Public Works he requested e
aS ID 1 ,Ss avenues discontinued
,:St Is:psSa N, message be sep; to b- Honor ,e
I'm 'I rs s hs ns s Gs s io The
Inc uneon seona avenue 70 sSHa ana arem
by Assistant Alderman Ror,ysox-
Monday and Thursday Of each week commencing a, :
RESOLUTIONS LAID own
by Assistant Alderman BcsSsoS-
That n lamppoSt be erected and lnmp LIGHTED
the southeast corner Of Clarkson and Grcenwieh
BY Assistant Alderman scuw.nrz;-
That Second avenue, from sixtyhlrd 10 sixty.sixh
That sixyninh street from Third TO fn avenue be
a T ha s Sssn or on s corner q
ninth street and Fiith avenue be tagged fun width where
Bv the PRESIDENT
% FIR Fonr nn to Elm be
SIDEWALKS ilaggcd, where not Greedy done
Third and Fourth avenues curb and gutter stones be
PROM THE BOARD or ALDERMEN REFERRED.
An ordinance TO amend article of chapter 80 OF the
Revised Ordinances 1866 entitled Of the sale &c fire.
wood, hay. straw, lime and coal.
Resolution and ordinance that Church street from
Fulton 10 Morris street, be paved with Belgian or trap
block pavement
Result ton aud ordinance that South Fifth avenue he
paved, from curb to curb, with Belgian trap block
pavement
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED
Resolution that both sides Of Fiftyfourh street from
Tenth to Eleventh avenue curb and gutter stones be set
ahu me sidewalks be tagged and reiagged full width,
where not already done.
icolnon and ordinance that crosswalk he laid from
pnuwest corner OF avenue aud Fifth street to the
h9ntmWest corner of avenue A and Firth street.
EnSh by The following vote =
.o uuImnuVe Assistant Aldermen Foley, OBrcn Robin
,oo, hevvley hrau Coddngton, Strack Pinckney, Cos
nIb,WarD and the presient-l6
o. t @ that permission be granted 10 Alex. Hays
ther premises Nailen ano Vs' ~" 'iVeh " iio va
10 orpr ona l permission be given Bernard Karsch
oSo Eighth avenue. 'oNN " uic siue"uh opposite
net permission be given 10 the owners Of
he uon sdes of 10th street from the SIS IL to
stones ad a. 70 regulate, grade sci curb aud gufter
R'snI,,ti nv ne sidewalks, al their own expensc
.'n n, ~ nifeeied TO procure cony nj Tho ,is ,ns
Placed on file. '@
AIlonxhed anui Monday next, 2qtb instant, Al oc,ocs
- - "hiN DSNPsFy CLERK
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
IVA - Elcgan, House and Lot, 56i Fifth avenue.
Il. H. LUDLOW h CO. will sell at auction on Tuesday,
April 30 1872 at u o'clock at the Exchange Salcsroo
Ill Broadway. Fifth avenucThe first class story
brown stone House and Lot S6i Filth avenue west side
between Forsxtll and Forty seventh streets The house
well arranged tastefuly decorated nearly new Ohavng
been occupied only about eighteen months. and Is
In perfect order; size S4x60 iect lot 76 deep Its
location and the improvements making in Us vicinity,
possession on delivery Of the deed 900 may on
bond and MORTGAGE,
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A UCTTON NOTTCE-AUCTION NOTICE.
"A HENRY ZINN Auctioneer, sells this dav, commenc.
ing l015 oc mt private residence l2i West 20 H. bt
and av comprising 400 lots aud $4,000 worth OF
magnificent Household Furniture. Parties commencing
housekee ping will find this a chance.
Parors contain
magnificent grand rosewood PanoOrtc cost 5000.
rich Parlor Suits In plain aud figured satin and silk reps;
pier mantel Mirrors, Velvet and BRUSSELS Carpets U
Paintings Bronzes Lace Curtains. Etagcres Bookcase,
marble top aud gilt Tables, Reception and Turkish Chairs,
Ornaments, Vases, &c, &c.
Bedroom contains rosewood and walnut
Bedroom Suits single and double Bodsteads Bureaus,
Wardrobcs spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks
wassands, sheets. Quilts, Blankets, Brussels Carpets,
Toilet Sets nc, &C. also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture; Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs,
Plate China Cutlery Glassware. Croekery. c. &C. Sale
positive.
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HENRY d. HERTs AuCTIoNEER
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TUESDAY, APRIL 30 AT l0n O'CLOCK,
AT GIL Lexington avenue
comprising elegant rosewood Patlor Suits French plate
Manel Mirrors Monuec Velvet and Brucsscls Carpets
rosewood fiano walnut Chamber suits Buffet Extension
Table Beds, ,eddng Hair Mattresses China Glass and
Silver Ware Kitchen Utensils, &e., &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TO BE SOLD AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY AT
10 o'clock A NJ, at 275 Spring street. one top Buggy,
pole and shafts and one Sleigh, pole and shafts sold TO
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.ToRETs WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Genteel Furniture, Carpets, &c,

Mt auction.
E. u LUDLOW co Will sell BY auction on Tuesday.
April 80 at III o'clock A. NJ at ~ East Eighteenth street.
rosewood Paror Suit crimson striped reps black walnut
Extension Table and chars rosewood Centre Tables Re-
certlon Chairs, black walnut and mahogany edstends
Bureaus Washsana Wardrohes, Chairs Mattresses Pal
iases Spring Bed, Boscrs Pillows Linen Shades Laco
Curtains Engrayngs, &c. fine Brussels and Ingram Car
pets, Oclohs &c China and Glassware, Kitchen Ucn-
ss NC Catalogues at No. Pine street. 50 East Seven
tcenih street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

WILLIAM KENNELLY, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER,
w office No: Pine street, will sell at auction, on
Tuesday, April 80 at 3 Second avenue corner Fifty
third street. at 10 O'clock all The Bar Fixtures large
o. Liquors consisting Of fine Brandies several
family use, &C., &C. Sale positive. Catalogues at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

~ GOoDENouGH WEBER, III Broadway will sell
on ApTl w. 1872 NJ u O'Clock at the Exchange
Salcsroon Ill Broadway the story, attic and haze.
ment frame House and Lot the southeast corner OF
Prospect avenue and Isaac street. Fordham
county House 2x30, LOT Nlxl0O feet Maps and partie
lars nj the office of the auctionccrs '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER,
81 sALEsROOMS NO. NORTH WILLIAM STREET
AND 2l0 WILLIAM STREET., .
HAVING TAKEN 2i0 WILLIAM STREET, IN CONNEC
on with his old store which he has occupied for the last
twenty years, Is ready tn receive Household Furn
tnrc Merchandise of all descriptions sale storage
Cash advances made il reauircd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

7 p 'TRAvkR, AucrfoNEER,
-. Salesroom 80 Great Jones street, .
will sell this day. at ~ o'clock at 2 South Fifth avenue;
Grand street the Stock and Fixtures OF bar ana
oyster saloon two Counters, Table Chairs Range Cook
ing Utensils, Castors Bar Fixtures Crockery, Glass
NC
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Il Executors Sale OF pa West Thrty.nrst street.
Il. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.
will sell ut auction Thursday May 1872 at IL o'clock
Mt the Exchange saleroom, III Broadway trinty Build
ing) New York, sale by order Silns J. owen Exector
West Thirtyirs street. the valuable Lot together it'll the
Buildings thereon, known 2i West Thirty first street
south side, between Seventh and Eighth avenues; lot
25xa0 feet portion may remain on bond and mortgage
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY B. HERTs, AUcTIoNEER-No. Q DEY ST.
POSITIVELY THE LAST SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
BY order of the Supreme Court.
TUESDAY, April 80 at IL O'Clock.
at salesrooms, No. 8 Dey street.
This sale comprises the entire the stock Of
Cabinet Makers Association embracing every variety o.
rosewood and walnut EiSserss Centre Gard and Ii
heuRses E'sy
&c &c all OF which was made for rst class city 5ea
Goods carefully packed by experienced men, or will be
stored until May 1'free of charge.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
HENRY b. HERrs, AucTIoNEER.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
TUESDAY, APRIL 80, AT lok O'CLOCK,
atl4 East Ninth street,
comprising Velvet grnssels ana Ingr"n cass wSn. s
Bedding, China, Glass Ware, &c, NC
HUGH N. CAMP, AucTIoNEER.
HOLMES BRoTnERs viii sell by auction on Thursday.
May 2 at Y oelock at t ,ne,,o,, -, proo,w.v
the three story high soop brown stone House and Lot ~
East lSh street between Second and Third lot
nlars can be had at the office Of HOLMES BR0TiERs AZ
East Twcnty-third street.
r p. TRAvER. AuCTIoNEER.
Will cell this day April 30 at II O'Clock all the Furni-
e contained IN three story high stoop brown stone pri
residence a54 West Forty-second street, between
Eighth and Nnh avenues on account OF the parties going
10 Europe. English Brussels, three ply and ether Carpets,
elegant Parlor Suits, round cornercd rosewood Piano,
s c @ndo% AND rtG sss oP Tess
ment two fine oil Paintings choice Litlsographs Easy
and Folding Chairs walnut and other Bcdseads. Bureaus
and Washstanls, Bookcase, Lounges, Cottage Bedroom
H San s sss "as &c. 0 D
ing Chairs, Kitchen Furniture Stoves Refrigerator,
Crockcry Glassware, &c.
House to let
Applyto
J. p. TRAVER, Auctioncer,
80 Great Jones street.
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NJ A, j. LYNCH AuCTIONEER
ln. Handsome Household Furniture,
at l0Ls o'clock THIS DAY,
at private residence 80 West Twenty third street
Oil Paintings Mirrors, Piano, &c.
CatnlouICS at house.
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VNILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER,
w (office No City Hall place.
viii! sell this day uesday th Inst at 0s O'Clock the
entire Furniture and Bedding Of the Hudson Exchange
Hotel at 34J Tenth of Theth street. OF 20
rooms coed feather Beds and best hair Mattresses
suite; Brussels and Ingram Carpets; also Conte
o. Barroom splendid 4pull rosewood Ale Pump, Stock OF
Liquors I'VE barrels fine Apple Whiskey, marble top
Lunch Counter large copper Boiler, large Portable
Hack Coach DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

L,URNITURE SALES IN BROOKLYN-BY JOSEPH
II HEGEMAN & CO..-Wcdncslay, May ], atg o'clock
precisely at al sackett street near ioyi mahoga
Tarior and Chamber Furniture, Brussels ana ingram
Carpets, all in good order Same day, at a. NJ, at "a
Harrison place. between Elliott place and Portland ave-
tyre, Carpets, &c. Same day. at loclock r. NJ, at ~,
West warren street between Clinton and Court rosewood
Paror Suits Cottage Piano. walnut Chamber Furniture,
English Brussels Carpets &c Same day, nj ~ NJ, at
Shamher anu Dining Room Furniture, Carpets &c same
day at clock T. NJ AZ $50 South Oxford street. between
Hanson place and Atlantic avenue, rosewood Piano, ma
hogany and walnut Paror, Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture, carpets, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

rJ,HE CELEBRATED sLooP YACHT KAISER wIIa
helm L. IS feet long, AZ feet BEAM winner OF seven
prizes last CABIN FINISHED elegantly; complete in
every respects; lead halast For particulars apply to
Captain g. A. BElLNG, Ii Exchange place.
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4 J. BLEECKER SON Co, AUCTIONEERs
"A, Hand some Household Furniture.

FRIDAY, May 2 and SATURDAY, Mays
at lO A. NJ at Nos 1884, 236, 2S and 30 Fourth avcpuc
corner Nineteenth street,
the entire Furniture OF that and three adjoining
houses Nos go 2S3 and $40 Fourth avenue COMPRISING
most complete aud extensive assortment, such Mantcl
and fler Mirrors, Et0gercs Wardrobcs, Bedseads Blu
reau Dining Extension and Centre Tables Pa rlor Suits
great variety Bullets lace and brocate Curtains Wilton
medallion and Brussels Carpets also large
Table and BED Linen, Blankets cured hair Mattresses,
entire Kitchen Furniture.
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A UCTON NoTICE.-CLINTON B. OSGooD, AUG.
IA tioneer by OSGOOD & co,
salcsroom l2d Chambers street near College place,

TUIS On. lrUEsDA 7! ApiiI ~ at Iuis A. NJ,
handsome nouseicl furnlsurc
contained In private residence -
39 West Fourteenth street,
consisting In of velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets;
elegant carved black walnut Parlor Suits, in Bismarck
and blue carved black walnut marble top Bureaus
carved black walnut Bedstcads black walnut marble top
WashSiands Patent Bedscads in green reps; black wal
nut Extension Table, black walnut Dining Chairs, black
walnut marble top iIatstand, Lace Curtains Window
Shades, Refrigerator. China Glassware. kc., &c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

UCTlON NOTICE.
"a BY NJ. DOUGHTY Auctoneer.
Large sale of all kinds OF Household Furniture this day nj
ics O'Clock ~ the saesrooms ~ Nassau street Full
ton faror SUITS in reps haircoth and dclanc walnut
rosewood enameled and mahogany Chamber Suits
win ma without marble tops, curled Hair spring Hsk
ana other Mattresses; Bullets, Extension Tables GENRE
Library and Fancy Tables French Plate Pier Mirrors
agencrai assortment of Carpets, Rugs and Ojlclohs
Gas Fixtures, Iron Safes, once Desks Sewing Machines
and all VIII be percmptoriy sold TO the highest Bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

at aG3 Broomc street, between Varick and Hudson,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or THREE
STORY DWELLING,
consisting Of elegant pier Mirror 72x36 Paror Suits
hair CLOTH Bird sc threepy and ingram Carpets, Mats,
walnut and cottage Bedscais, Beds and Bedding hair
Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows, Sofas Rockers and
Tables, Bureaus, Extension Table, Chairs Dining and
Kitchen Furniture also elegant rosewood Billiard
Table slarps with two sets Balls, Cues &c either carom
pocket, in excellent order.
SAME DAY, At O'CLOCK,
AT $40 BLEECkER STREET, BETWEEN GROVE AND
CHRISTOPHER
Handsome Household Furniture three story dwelling
consisting of Brussels ana thrcc-ply Carpets black
walnut Parlor and Chamber Furnure Hair Mattresses,
Bed and Bedding, Rockers Lounges Chamber sets Mir
rors, Dining and klchen Furniture, &c.