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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

sAllcock's Porous P1AsteEs.-In throat
affections they have ne equal as q sure
cure. Even in structures of the bronchial
tubes, dropsy OF the heart, tumors, inter-
nal and ovarian, are said to have been
cured by these plasters. But in all the
uses for a STRENGTHENING plaster, and for
nervous and local pains, we nave the testi-
mony Of the first physicians Of the United
States and of Europe in their favor. How
great the comfort to have a sutfocating
cough, to have sharp pains in the chest,
queer creeping sensations around the
heart, cured by the simple remedy Of q
clean, flexible, entirely unobjectionable
plaster! But internal tumors, considered
Of a fatal character, are ALSO cured by this
mild and Innocent application, which,
acting like a second skin, produces a
steady pressure, by which ABSORPTION re-
sulting In ease NJ once and ultimate cure
il obtained.
A case occurred of severe Group, where
no doctor could be had before morning
The mother bethought of some Porous
Plasters she had in the house. They were
slit so as to fit around me throat and
chest. The whistling breathing soor
abated. In a few hours the child slept
and in the morning no ign of Group 70
mained.-Sold by all Druggists.
w1t-deod.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

FN- H4
Adjourned Session,
SECOND DAY.
January u, 1872,
O'clock, A. M.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present.
President Garfield in the chair.
Minutes of yesterdays proceed.
ings were read and approved.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to collect warrants in his
hands on Monroe and Wayne coun-
ties
On motion the Board rejects all
bids for Steward Of the Poor Farm
now on iie, and give the parties nm.
til tomorrow morning. 3 O'clock, TO
put in new bids conforming to the
proposition published.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
"ResoIved, That the bid of g. g.
Lewis, for Physician of the Poor
Farm. Center Township and Jail, Of
Wapello county, be- received and &C.
cepted, and said q. G.. Lewis employ
ed as said physician, for n year,
beginning March LIST, 1872 and that
he enter into contract, and bond in
the sum OF $4,000, for the perform
ance Of said contract with said coun-
ty."
On motion, the petition Of A. Park
for re-survey Of q road near Eldon,
was laid on tho table.
Board adjourned till one o'clock.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

CHAMPION Hoa.-Absolom Brooks, ESQ.
OF Polk township, in this county, sold,
last week, to Ladd & Co., OF this city, the
champion wapello county pig, Of this
season, which weighed, live weight $40
pounds,
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On motion, Board adjourned till
first Monday in April, 1872.
WIN. II. CALDWELL,
Co. Auditor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

At as low rates as they can be sold in ~. Louis
or any place west OF Chicago.
They respectfully ask dealers TO call aud
price their goods, or send L trial order, SO that
they may convince them of the fact.
They extend thanks to their customers .llp
nave heretofore so generously Patfonized
them. and they are determined To sell gooas
So as to merit q continuance OF fayors.
Ott,imwa, Iowa. Oct. u .-neswtf.
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Nos. 13 and ~.
SIMILIA SIMIIIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
SPECIFICS

TTAvE PROVED, FROM I'll MOST AMPLE
IL experience. an entire success: S~imple-Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
harmless as to be free from danger. and so efficient
as to be always reliable. They have raised the high
est commendation from all, and will always rem
der satisfaction.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-07
RAszFlC eoAsr NEws.

'"o'Sahu iioP POleS Wer
lately shipped from Olympia to Sa
FRANCISCO.
4 Kllckitat Postoffice las Ice
changed to Goldendale, and Wm
Miller appointed Postmaster.
Tie .camp-mceting for the l.eba
non aud scio charge will be bel
on the Lebanon camp-ground, con
mcncing June 18th.
A Montana town has a bard c
| vigilantes who propose to give al
rogues a taste oflynch law. Hors
thieves will be made specially.
Mr.. \. 0linger, living five mile
south of Salem, was very severcl,
injured by the falling Of a 10!
which he was loading upon Iii
wagon last week.
4 doctor named Doan has beer
convicted at Walla Walla of sci
ling liquor to Indians and sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year.
One-third Of the recent locations
. swamp lands in Lane county are
lands settled upon and improved by
homestead and pre-emption claim
ants.
The Good Tcmplars of Dallas
and surrounding towns have agreed
to celebrate the 4th Of July, at the
!lixie camp ground.
Rev. G. II. Hines has resigned
the pastorate Of the Oregon City
". L. Church, in consequence of i'll
health.
M. S. Hart convicted Of fraud, at
Portland, moves for new trial. 3
The Willow Greek mines are
reported as paying well. Several
thousand men are at work.
Harrison, Faulk & Co., are now
working their coal mine, on North
-mpqua, somewhat extensively, 4
7'he coal is of an excellent quality. |
Douglas county Lad a colts re-
oliver sensation last week, in which |
.cke Smith figured conspicuously.
Ic afterwards figured to the tune
f $50 and costs, before a justice Of
he peace.
7'lie Roseburg PMi0e1coltT says:
lie sound Of the hammer and saw
now heard inevcry quarter of the
)wn. everal new buildings are
eing erected.
2'hc Vancouver Register says
We lave just learned that Gen.
'. !. Mckinney, hasbccn snpcrced-
| as Superintendent of Indian .Af
irs in the Territory, and that Il.
!. Milroy has been appointed to the
ace.
The following business was trans
ted at the Land Office in Van
uver during the month. of May.
rigiual homestead entries, l,720
res; final llomestcads, 320 acres
Exemption. ! 800 acres; donation
rtiticates, 500 acres; land sold at
lvate entry, $50 acres.
The protection Of the Arizona
-tlers from Indian aggression costs
nearly seven hundred dol
IS a head for every resident in
at terrified Territory. The ques-
N is whether it wouldn't be !,
eapcr in the long run, as we'll as
'asanter for all parties concerned, i,
remove the white settlers some II
lerc else, and allow them a small =
,ome on condition oftheir staying r.
'ay from Arizona. Ii
We learn that Rev. Mr.. IIoberg 3.
the NJ. L. Church, member of il
!, Conference Camp Ground Com it
ttee, has consummated arrange r
nts with Mr.. Holiday in res II
t to a Conference Camp Ground
Canby, Clackamas county. Mr.. n
lladay has donated a large tract
and to this purpose on the most tr
terms. The situation is
elightfhl one, and the liberality "
Mr. II. in this matter is notably w
rthy.
lie Salem Mercury says: a w
'ate dispatch received in Salem co
n Hon. A. Is. Meacham, con- ov
IS the sad news of the death of r,
brother, Mr.. Harvey 4Neaclam.
e dispatch states that Mr.. NJ. ca,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-07

RATES OF FARE FROM ALL POINTS
AND RETURN

q; Let all who wish health and real
pleasure enjoy these a>toui~hingly low
rates, aS, doubtless ii will be wears before
such terms will be offered again.
S:4F MAGNIFICENT arrangements will be
made in Portland for the Afternoon and
Evening of the Fourth, aud all who 20
further will st u enjoy The entire prugranl-
me at Portland.
Tickets must be secured by July Isl
&. w. SHAW,
Manager.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-07

Cus Ills CUuiIduco WNtC iOcCuCus
! The Idaho World Of May 23d
says: ga fatal accident occurred III
a mining claim near Pioneer City
last Thursday, resulting in the
death Of a young man named Fat
rick McGuinness. A mass, proba-
bly, several tons Of the bedrock,
caved on him, covering him almost
entirely up, and inficting such SCI
ions internal injuries as to Cause
death about half all hour after.
, wards.
At Oakland, June 1st, in a fight
between Geo. Harris and a man
! named Rulan, the former was cut
with a butcher knile in five differ
, ent places III the face and left arm
the main artery and muscles be-
ing cut off. Harris is in critical
, condition.
There is to be a meeting held
, on the Ellendale Camp Ground,
Polk county, commencing Friday,
June 2Sth, at II A. NJ, under tie
auspices Of the Dallcs Circuit NJ. L.
Church.
At a political meeting at Ash
land, last week, Mr.. Fay objected
to some remarks made by Mr. Neil
in his speech, and drew his deming-
or. There being number of men
between them, the fight was post
poncd.
A four mule team and wagon
loaded with -four backed off the
ferryboat at Mc4Nianyi.le, last
week, and scarcely were the mules
saved from drowning. The flour
was spoiled one-half
Benjamin Smith, foreigner, was
killed at North Bend mill, Goose
county, last week. Supposed TO
have been caught in the machinery.
/. Whisky caused two men at Ne
MinnvilIe, last week, to break eacll
others heads, and two to be bound
over Tor assault with dangerous
weapons.
The terminus fever has broken
out at iIukilteo, W. 7.
No movement towards celebrat-
ing the Fourth of July has yet
been made in San Francisco.
The citizens of Union county are
about to take steps to organize all
Agricultural Society.
\ new town has been laid ont at
Point Elliott, w. 7.
Hrs. Carrie Young is lectWing
to the pcop'e Of Idaho on the qucs-
ton Of temperance.
z. 0. Hutchinson, of Portland,
accidentally shot himself through
the hand last Tuesday.
The efforts to recover the body of
Peter Roberts, Of Portland, drown-
ii last Sunday, have SO far failed.
Phillip Phillips, tie celebrated
inger, who visited Portland last
car, las accepted an offer OF five
houSand dollars per year to lead
he singing in the Central Presby-
erian Church, San Francisco, and
sunday School.
Two women voted last Nonday
J Polk county.
The bottom of the reservoir OF
he Salem Water Company "bust-
1" on Monday 50 did tile De
ocracy Of Oregon.
The General Conference of the
!. i. Church, now in session at
\. Y, has favored the
ection of a Book Depository at
ortland. 1t proposes to donate
5000 to purchase ground, and $4,-
70 towards building to be con-
Iucted on it, leaving the city a
ortland to raise an equal amount
wards the building. Books will
furnished, which will require a
tai outlay on the part Of Cor
ence ofsome $4,000.
The following particulars are ry-
rted concerning the death of Mr..
arvey Meaclam, brother Of Hon
B. Meacham Mr.. A. B. Meacll-
! and bis brother Harvey, were II,
3 timber engaged in BUILDING q
zee. working n short 1iStauno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
BROOKLYN LEGISLATION. !.
Reorg anixation of the Police, Water and
Health Boaris-The Probably, Appoint

Reorv Anixation OF the Police, Water and
Health Boarsls-The Probable, Appoint-
eoss
The interest deepens as the decisive moment ap-
proaches when the distributor OF the 'loaves and
nshesn viii be made In Kp,g GO county "Affction
sore long time they bore'' may be said not unappro
priately OF the expeGlant seekers after place In
Brooklyn, who have waited, worked and watched
shat they might not be found among the "couuted
Outn when the a,Jors OF the reform Legislature are
brought TO Leriod. No stone has been left I'M
burned by the ciques and factions Of both parties
further the. object to be attained-place. Plans,
concocted at an early stage Of the Legislature
among the long-headed manipulators and wire pull
aers, - be steered through the various tortnous
windings OF the House and Senate, had to be aban-
aoned at later stages OF the proceedings In order
10 concilate strong factions in their demands, and
the consequence is that to-day, Instead OF the
republicans having the whole loaf they have con-
tented themselves with half n loaf The balance -
given to the democracy and the latter are abund-
antly grateful therefor The Police ana water DIS
have become laws. The Appon ting Beard FOR the
police win meet either Saturday or Monday next
And select three Commissioners, as 1rectea SO 10
sion under the new act Comptroller (republcan,
:na G VIII Aud GS%,,ess he
IN high ofncial sources OF infor35atitoSn,
Daniel Briggs s 9W p1es Ge1n,e @ Charles 5es
b. Norton and c, Captain OF Police Oliver b. LEIGH
repubcan) The Office of Police Inspector is created
under tho new regime, and for that position Mr.
John g. Folk-for many years chief or the force-is
urged. The present chief MI. ]. Campbell, VIII be
retained In his Office. There is to be a new deal
among the captains of precincs, ana of course the
democrats and republicans vii share therein The
number OF patronen will befncreased by the add
ton of 126 men, making the otal strength 500. The
appointment of an additional surgeon Of police is
also provided for under tie act but the applicants
for this place are too numerous to mention.
Water Commissioner Wilam A. Fowler "a member
OF the State Democratic General Committee, and
the present incumbent Of the Chair In the Water
and Sewerage Commisaon) will be retained by the
appointing Board, which latter consists Of the
Comptroller, Mayor ana Auditor. The republican
Bliss Ia member OF he Commission at presently and
Silas b. butcher, supervisor Of Internal Revenue.
The Health Others win be appointed next week
upon the measur becoming n law. 1t Is conceded
that the present Incumbent, Health Officer George
Cochran, will b. continued In Office by the reap
pointing power to whom is entrusted the selection
of the sanitarr guardians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26

RY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIONEER-sBLLs
- Monday NEXT at 9S Fulton street, 5000 worth rich
Hosiery, Gloves Underwear, Trimming. &C.. in lots to
suit dealers. Catalogues at MAX BAYERSDORFER'6
Oijce. 2QG Broadway.
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A Lien Il. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N SalesrOoms 90 Chambers and II Reade streets
By ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
9ATITRDAY

at IUa O'CLOCK ut saIesrOOms,
% Chambers and II Reade streets,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONSISTING
OF CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MADE BY CHAS
T. HOLDER, GONZALES, BIRD. OF PARIS, AND
STODARD.
Administer, Moquet velvet Brussels and threeply Car
reps rosewood and black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
tables EageIes Centre ana Side
sion Tables French plate pier and mantel Mirrors; bro
cael and lace Window Curtains and Cornices Cottage
Suits Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bolster and Pillows;
black san snd OAK Bg aror
plated Ware, window Shades, Blankets, Chandeliers,
Vases Crockery, Glassware Kitchen Utensils &C. &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Sr
A UcrIoN NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE
LUXE TITzGEEAIp D, Ausson ,ms1s,,.
'0's at private residence
10 ws ss ns Oil Paintings
al the elegant f Ensra~ng-, Br e 4c "
contained IN the above i've story mansion %a
properly leaving wing the he city, tys'@ '*'
used one year $500 rc PaTlSr suits ssysrsd in
door, and back
r rG "@sf
amS Oh rs iss fbs wsns
Nottingham Curtains, Parior ornanene' Rugs Chan
dehers' Gas f'S'q BEDROOMS %s consist viz
washstands, 6ommodes Shaving and Dressing Cases,
sprs sed Feather
Quilts Blankets counterpanes, Pillow Slips; other articles
Dining room consists, VIZ. - ..oo ;,
foot ass aa s.Ss teen c AL
s a ch"s SS Wiz se S
BOWS Dessaters Is, Basement and kitchen Furniture;
S S 10 COOKING hsF ~as
the Of friends 81 and the @ e
public season positive lots; catalogue
ready house at nine o'clock goods boxed and ship
tent men In attendance Twenty third street stages Sixth
ana scVentn avenue cars pass the mousse
A LBEnr B. W "a wHnSh6 AyG & GoSKH
saesroom and down town horse mart
los Liberty, 49, A. 46New Church. 0 no. Ill Cedar streets
THIS DAY, at l06 O'clock
al l0s Liberty street,
Entire Contents of Cutters Shop.
The Wheels Puleys Lahes large iron vises Polishing
Wheels Bench Tools Grindstones Saws Hammer, Stock
on hand, Signs, &C., Ne.
Also,
by order of importer % China Toilet Sets of fine styles
and choice decoration Vases, Mantel Ornaments.
20 Clocks including bronze and walnut eight day
~ walnut portable Writing Desks
10 walnut Hat Racks
IL sets Croquet complete.
Lot of ohampagnes, Wines clarets, whiskcy
20 choice German and American Chromos In walnut and
gilt frames Also
Trunks valiscs Satchels Whips, &c, &C.
Cutlery OF all kinds Caryers plated Knives Spoons &C
Sale positive. Dealers and the trade invited.
A UCTION NOTICE.-R. r. HAZELI, AUCTIONEER.
IA THIS DAY friday, April "a,
at 10a O'clock at salesroOm lib Chambers street.
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.,
In lots to suit city and country trade.
French Timed Ware,
u full assortment.
200 dozen grass Scythes CD Cisern Pumps 25O dozen
Anger Bits. &c.
Catalogues on day OF sale.
II. r. HAZELL CO.,
AnctiOncers lib Chambers street.
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A LIEN b. MINER AUCTIONEER,
n Saesrooms 90 Chambers and " Reade streets.
By ALLEN B. MINER h BROTHER
SATURDAY, APRIL a.
at l01s O'Clock, mt the private residence
81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH AVENUES,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER BY ROUx, HUTCHINGs AND OTHER FIRST
BY CHICkER!NG; PIER AND MANTEI. MIRRORS, &C.
pARaoR RS CARPETS gold and crimson sk
ebony ormolu Mounted Cabinet carved rosewood
Centre and Side Tables carved rosewood seven
Music Rack; Parian Ornaments, &C., &C,
BEDR ; CARPETS gold and crimson
Suits comprising Bedsteads Bureaus Armores, Lounges
and Chairs Centre ana Side Tables suite best quality
Glasses, rosewood Secretary cylinder front, &c, &c
nut Buffet Extension Table and Chairs Clock and Mante
Ornaments Curtains, Lounges, &c, &c.
HALL-Brussels Carpets rosewood marble top Hat
stand velvet Stair Carpets and Rods, Kitchen Utensils
&C.. &c.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Continuation Sale.
Household Furniture, Mirrors,
Rosewood Pianoforte, Billiard Table,
Large lot Carpets, China, Glass, &c,
being the entire contents Of
The Union Square Hotel,
Fourth avenue, southeast corner Fifteenth street.

Priiay April 2s, ia at icx O'Clock handsome ndsn,
rosewood and black walnut Parsr Snd hoDd
some French plate pier and Mantel Mirrors on rant
ings Grnths Paine's Bureau ana sne, oak Dinina
Furniture Tables rosswogG o,afs ha
minister Velvet brussels and Ingram carpets ana ~
cloths; ne curled Hair Mattresses ~ ptt,ro ans
Engraving Chromos mantel and etegers Ornaments
ment OF Plated Ware and Table Cutlery, hns CLASS and
China ware once and Bar Furniture, Billiard TableA
KItobon and January Fnrnttpres
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, Sc.

U,RANKPIELD A CO., JEWELLERS 200 SIXTH AVE.
II nue., corner Fourteenth street. s23 Eighth avenue,
Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware retaled at manuiao
turere' Drcea
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
~ salesrooms 95 Chambers and " Readc streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BRO,
MONDAY, APRIL 80

at the house pa West Forty ninth street.
between Broadway and Eighth avenue,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ALL MADE
TO ORDER BY PICKHARDT FOR THE PRESENT
OWNER COMPRISING THREE PICKHARDT BED
STEADS, ALL OF WHICH ARE NEARLY NEW AND
IN FINE ORDER;
Brussels and hreep Carpets, solid black walnut Par
Tor Furniture gilt nlad and covered with striped
rosewood octave Piano In fine order, by =. Corvel
Co black walnut Parlor Organ -four stops with tremelo
attachments Extension black walnut Dining Table and
Chairs black walnut Bedstcads Bureaus and washsands
best quality hair and spring Mattresses and Bedding Cen
tire and Side Tables Pckhardts Bedseads in reps
Of both his well known patents Porcelain and Glass
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by JOHN N vEDDER AUCTIONEER
- Formerly with the late Henry n Leeds
THIS DAY, at l0l, O'Clock, at the private residence
No. Charles street, near Greenwich avenue.
Household Furniture
Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant Silver plated
Ware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils DC,
In good order
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A LIEN Il. MINER, AUUTIONEER
IA saiesrooms 90 Chambers and y Reade streets.
By ALLEN Il. MINER h BRO,
ON MONDAY APRIL 90
at lO1s O'Clock,
at the residence 6A Seventh avenue,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE THE PROP
ERrY OF FAMILY GOING ABROAD, ALL
MADE TO ORDER BY B. L. SOLOMON 4 SONS
AND IN FINE CONDITION, consisting Of Velvet, Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets solid rosewood Parlor Furni
lure en- suite in figured silk reps rosewood Eagere,
Piano, by Decker fine tone and finish Lace Curtains;
Dining Room Furniture In cold black walnut Extension
Table, extra size; Side Tables carved black walnut
Chairs covered II red morSco Couch Of same, black
top and glass Washsands Mattresses and Bedding Cot
tagc and Enameed Suits Clocks and Mante Ornaments,
Porcelain and Glassware Silver Plated Ware
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SALES At AUCTION.
A Lien u. MINER, AVCTIONEER
IN Salesrooms % Chambers and II Reade sire

A LIEN u. MINER, AVCTtONEER.
N Salesrooms 95 Chambers and II Reade streets.
By ALLEN g. MINER A BROTHER,
THIS DAY QRIDAY), APRIL 20,
at l01s O'Clock, at the private residence
l40 WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAll ST,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER BY THE BEST CITY MANUFACTURERS; GILT
FRAME PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, &C, &c, as fol-
lows, viz. -
PARLORS-Brussels Carpets, carved rosewood Suit, In
crimson silk brocade black walnut revolving front secre
tary Bookcase rosewood Centre and Side Tables French
plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors and Cornices Lace Cur
tains, Bronze Clocks and Ornaments, DC, &c.
nlNIN q R0OM-Brussels Carpets, black walnut FIX
tension Table, Buffet and Chairs zen suite, Lounges,
Crockery, Glassware, &C., &c.
BFDROoMs.-Brusse Carpets richly carved Bed
amelled suis Hair. Mattresses, best quality Feather
Curtains and Shades, Mantel Ornaments, 1c, &c
Also Chandeers and Gas Fixtures Of the latest de-
Stair Carpets and general assortment Of Kitchen Fur
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FURNITURE SALES IN BROOKLYN-BY JOSEPH
I HEGEMAN ACo.-saturday. April "a, at O'Clock
of elegant Furnture-Frst class Bradbury Piano,
wood Parlor Suits fine French Clock Mirrors rich
walnut Chamber FURNITURE China Dinner Sets Buffet
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Same day at 10 A. M at $50 War
street. between Court and smith, good Parlor Cham
Der and Dining Room Furniture Paintings Brussels Car
nets nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-26
HENRY B. HERTs AUcTIoNEER, NO DEY ST.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICH FRENCH CLOCKS BRONZEs CHINAwARE.
% FRIDAY. April 20, at 10hs O'Clock,
at 63 West Fty-third street.

PARLORa.
Elegant Parlor Suits In blue satin also In fawn and
ponceau sans nad Cabinet Parlor Tables Jardinieres
fancy Tables valuable original Oil Paintings, superb
French Clocks, Bronzes and Ornaments burglar proof
Paror Safe richly carved round corner rosewood and
octave Piano, velvet Carpet Pier Mirrors, &C.
DINING ROOM
Fine walnut Suits in leather elegant Buffet and
Dining Table rich French China, Cut Glass and Silver
Ware, Brussels Carpets Mirrors, Engravings &c, &c.
CHAMBERS
Fine solid walnut and enameed Chamber Sets, nne
Easy Chairs, Engravings, Paintings &c, &c.
Catalogues and permits to view at office Of Auctoneer,
No q Dew
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Committee College Schools, &C. at the Office Of the
and Elm sreet. until Saturday. tie 4th day OF May and
un one O'Clock r said day. Cor the apparatus and
nNures for heating the college bilding, situated
srcets
The heating 70 be effected by means radiators placed
ID tne rooms SC the radiators to be heated by steam.
APPROPRIATIONS and plans of the building may be at
~ once q the Superintendent Of Buildings and Repairs
i9s Grand street. third floor
fra re and approved suretes will b. required
,om successiul bidder Proposals will not b.. consd
me committee reserves IN. roh, q, roo, a,r ~ ali ~
ahe proposals offered. ~ y my " ~ "
WILLIAM WOOD
WILLIAM 4. DURYEA,
MhGNUH GROSS
NATHANIEL JARVIS in
c.GNOCH T. FhNCiIER
NBv yosS April ls Is72 V'na No"se' &C.