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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
RAILROAD LINES.

ia s co ssa g.l -:
ToTTC,E TO TRAyELLERS.--Th rough
FIPsT.CJ,AsS and E3fIGRItNT TICKETS
can be procured at aii ts F prnsti reiced rates,
Tor hoo ,3t connections at Mobile witt, Morgan's
line for New Orleans and Galveston, avoiding al
transfers and hotel expenses fof IsTis
''@ nc d app,s No Fifteenth street, Richmond
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROA u.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
LING PUBLIC.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF THE DAILY LINE
nETWEEN RICHMOND. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST. WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily San-
days e exc 2, leseTs ENsTERN CRY and
naSIE[, WEBSTER. touching at the river lanss
ings, and arriving In Baltimorc on tie ao,av ,
,nnrnInp In time to connect win trains ilorH altc
VIII TsiIiiEoUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
10 pasi iD. train leaves at P. NJ on SUNDAYS
for West Point only. ... pa,.
NOR ,iIy Isundays exccptcd) at 7. NJ, arriving
IN Richmond the following morning at IL;
By this line passengers e,lJ"! pt,o.i st te,,'
freight train leaves daily tAlondays exccpted) Ut
Freiehts received daily, carefully handled, and
rycr Ills line Through bills Of ladng given to all
points. ~
From, Richmond to Baltimore. 90
From Richmond to Philaliclphla... IS
From Riclimondto New Iork. ...:..:.."...... 10 90
From Richmond to BoStou, all rail from New
From Richmond to boston via the Sound...... is IS
~ A'''''' William !. BRAGG, Superintendent;
j. J.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rlch-
S. G. grassy, General Agent. Baltimore. seA
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ia ROAD.-On and after December l, 1871:
GOING WEST.
Train No. . Through nasscnger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays ut 4:05 y. NJ; leaves Dan
vile at ll:v3 \. VI; arrives ut Greensboro at l52
PM.
Trsla No. I.ynchhurg passcngcr) leaves Rich
mOn,i daily IL 9l5 a. Nj; arrives at l!nchpuigat o
Train No II through mail and cxpress( leaves
Richmond dlily 1T 2!V l.. NJ: leaves lavlile DAILY
1T lJ:u T. VI. arrives at Greensboro daily at LIZ
~ ,'-' GOING EAST.
Train No. /! Through mail and eXpresS) Leaves
Greensboro daily ut $50 Z. NJ: leaves Danvlic
daily at 1912 7. VI. arrives 1T Richmond daily at
5:l4 4. VI. ,
Train No. Through passenger leaves Green's
boro' ,laiy (cXcept sundays at llO5 \. Ne; leaves
.arye at l:.7 l.. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut SCI
/. VI.
Train No, 10 Lynchbur@ passenger leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 y. NJ; leaves Burkcvillc at T.
NJ -; arrives at Richmond ut q! =. NJ.
Trains Nos. 2 and II connect ut Greensboro WIN
trains on the North Carolina railroad Tor all points
south. go ,., ., ~
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points south ana
southwest can Ike procured ut the ticket once III
Richmond, and of X. Il. WALKER, Agent OF the At
antc. Mississippi ana Ohio railroad, No. 1923 Main
street. Richmond.
schedule OF this COMPANY will please print above.
JOHN X. MSCMURDO,
General Freight ana Ticket gent.
r. NJ L. TALCorT, Engineer and Supcrintend-
o,t All 81
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Ar1.rroN sALEs.--This Bhy.
BY L. Il. Newourn,
Zeal Estate Agent and hur'icneer,
1914 Main street.

TCTION SALE OF GOOD WILL AND
n FIXTURES OF THE SOUTHERN, sIE T AZ
LAUNDRY AND DYE W0hkS-on WE VIZ y, 70
nnS January adj ut Y O'Clock NJ Will sell, on the
nrcmses (Ir6ad street near corner OF Ihlrnl, ths
rood Will and FIXTURES of the aloye-ila ,1ef
establishment. consisting of well-eslliilsIeu
ness. with necessary fixtures for weil-resulaleu
Dye Works and Laundry.
STAKEHOLDER.
STEAM and WATER PIPING,
DRY SHEDS, &C, &C.,
everything in place 10 continue proht'lnie o"Si-
ncss-to he sold ~ Il Whole. --1-n1-D>
- no. "a Auctiouecr,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

r ME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-
~ factured by US in Botetourt county, known rs
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LINE, WIN hereafter
be put upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LINE. Orders for which may be left ut our
oftlce, No. 1908 Dock street
DILLON, Elicit & co.
November 81, 1871. NOES
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By Grubls &c Williams,

By lTfllUIS 4 " IIII.IIIl5'
si,.;orccrs ard Real Estatc Agents,
vi. II, street between Main and Bank.
HaULL-, COWS, HOGS, AND SON T. L,
NI PLANTATION UTENSILS, FOX SA VI, N
,TTri0% We will sci! 1T auction, at the Bcilyitc
Slime ID. o.! TInkln street near the Rlchnod COT
I..,' 81, IyEDAY the s1h january 1872 al /
o'clock NJ. ,ru,
4 CON :, very fine. two with young CAIN w.
AMI oue DEVON BULL;
~ iW1j-iIORSF WAGON and HARNESS,
CART. REAPER. GLEASEf;
COIN sIIELLER, WllEAI.FAN,
md Other Pr IMITATION UTENSlLS. ...,..,.-
TEuSIs: ga and under cash; for all larger s,iiA
credit OF four months for negotiable notes. ''e'
"i T., - CREBi}S & WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS.
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, &c.
ME ARE NOW MANUFACTURES
w ING and receiving the most extensive "a
and elegant stock of ~
FURNITURE 1T
that has ever been offered To the people of Virginia
We would particularly call the attention Of the puh-
lie to our Gil Il MBER aud Pa L.OR FURNITURE,
being OF superior workmanship newest patterns.
You viii ind In our walerooais -
lWARDROBES, BUREAUS, .a.s.k.~ -
.t BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, SfDEBOARDS, II.
.ETAGERES, MATTRESSES,
- CHAIRS, DESKS, SAVES. ~ ,,.s
With great variety Of other FURNITURE. II win
aifnrd us rleasssota stow.all who may eal on Us
through our warerooI1s. i sas4f
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
scs7 Governor street, Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND AND PErERSBCRG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, August 5. 1871.

rgNHE TRAINS on THIS ROAD run as
RI" mali trains leave Richmond at s::5 4. NJ. and
$50 i. NJ. and leave rcersinlig II iD5 A. VI. and
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at A. NJ. ana $40 +. NJ, and leave Petersburg ut 10
The SEE <. II. train vii! not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS. and the I2o i. VI. train will not leave
Petersburg OIL SUNDAYS. =,
daily train! and those from Norfolk will connect al
Petersburg with the 10 4. NJ. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the ego a.
VI. train on Mondays. Wednesdays. AMI Fridays:
and returning leave Richmond on The same days at
$50 +. VI.
The mail trains will stop only at Chester 49, ,,,,
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
SSIIEEPiNG:c AIRS on the 2:so p: NJ train, running
through TO Wilmington. X IL hASE1,
au7 Ticket and Freight Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAp.-On and after September lst P:iSSEN-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond (Sundays eX-
s:30 A. Si-AINIi TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting at GOrionsvie with the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington anu
North, and LynchbErg an,l South.
louisville, except on Saturday on which day i leaves
at T. II. This train connects 1t Gcronslille with
the night trains on the Orange, Alexandria ara Ma
T Tij5S;!s f''''0''' ''' l ~ I'D = wv ''''
Through tickets. at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest
tnstcrt!am Antwerp, Hamburg, iiavrc. Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen. and Gothcnburg, to al points
On this road. can be bought OF the General IfckCl
agent at Richmond. can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained ut the Com
ranys Offices
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
4. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES +. NErllEHLANn, General Ticket Agent.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

John w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
81 PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-ofice box
49, ngent for the Old Dominion Steamship Conlna-
ny, for New York; Innian Line, for Liverpool:
Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National Line, for Iiv-
erpool, tea
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BY Grulhs e Williams.
Auciionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
lrln..nntb II rl.nt hot lnn Main and link.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE "HOWLETT' ESTATE, on
JAMES RIVER NEAR DUTCH Gar CANAL,
BELOW RICHMOND. AT hUtTIUE.-ln e%ccI-
ton OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
county entered November 49, 1871. In tile case OF
Darlington and ais. IS. lIowlctts administrator
and ais the undersigned. commissioners thereby
appointed. will sell ut auction, upon the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. 10th January. ut IL O'Clock NJ, me
FARM known as Iowlett's'-SometincS called
the Ware Tract lying In Chesterfield! county, on
James river, about eleven miles tby hnd) neio"
Richmond. and opposite to Dutch Gap canal IL
contains about TWO HUNDRED AMI EIGHTY
ACRES. some OF which Is very fine land. IL has
upon. II some plain BUILDINGS and, besides, :!
MILL-SlTE near the river. with an uniaillng water.
power fused with great profit before the warl; and II
\ believed that 1t has also unlimited quantities near
the river and very accessible, OF the most superior
quality of GRANITE 10 be found In this section:
in examination of this property before the day oi
sale is specially invited.
TERMS: On1-third cash: balance nj one and two
wears. for bonds. with interest from the day 81 sale
the title to bc retained by the court until The BONDS
are paid. u. II, NASi, nrnx.pn
Commissioners.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
d. HIS .28.3u,1a 3.G,S,9lO
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERNce LIT.
SHIPPERS. sScL..a<a--.-s-
THE POWHATAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY


COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE
TO THE WEST
offer SUPERIOR inducements TO shippers of TOBACCO
WHISkEY, BACON. CANDLES, &c. To- and r.rla
the West ut low rates, quick time and less hand!r.
than any other llne
Ali western and castcrn-hornd freight dniivcrcr, n
and received from on board the cars Of the Ba,acr,
and Ohio Railroad Company ut Locust Point. I,rI
North Carolina railroad, Jacksoms wharf. ~a,l..L
transfer by drays and exposure TO weather in Bald
more.
Through bills of ladng given on oil shipment, hy
my II MILAN J.. BAIiI. Agent.
NOR ERPOOL AND -. ~
II OUEENSTOW N.INMAS LINE OF stss.=...:-Gt
NAIL STEAMERS. SAILING FROM NJ"
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable I'm Gold. Payable IN Cnrlrrcy.
First CaEln..........S7j Storage. 80
TO LOndon."............ ~ To l."rfon......... -
TO Paris. o. To faliS............ @
Tickets sold 10 and from England, ireland and Il g.,
Continent, at moderate rates.
For further Information. apply ii n.r Conn any,
Offices JOHN 6. DALE. Agent.
Is Broadway, New York or L.
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent.
icc4 Richmond. W.
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NEW HAT sTORE.

II =" .AA o EA
BEDFORD THE HALTER has Just opened bis
NEW STORE with all the
LATEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS
for men and boys.
SILK HATS made to order and fitted with the cell
eDrated American Conformertar. l,
Ladies should call and examine our line Of LITTLE
BOYS HATS. [de 2s-Imh] 500 Mniu street
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LOST. STHAYED, dc.

r OST, on the 1st instant, BLOODSTONE
i SEAL RING. marked j. Inside was inscribed,
ITO nv husband' A liberal reward will be paid for
Its recovery II left at this office. il 3-9tE
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATc1S:JI +.
y COMPANY. &c.,

{,
roil .,i-,,, >.pS1rT ,. Iit ,,,,iS ;TSf
ANl, al h!.,rI ~ t;;nHh-
lNuS ~ !! III 'N-''r"
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANoOA, tar'4lh L.. g nlft'ID i'*i''.
COmpanys wharf az is0chet,s i"r me 40 .!IlEl
places on MONDAYS: " DNESDAl ;, ana :H!-
DAYS. mt llALF-PASI SIN \. VI. an! riui1'r 80
Tuesday, Thursday. and saturday afternoon.
Passengers connect III norfolk WIN lie "hi hf}
Line steamers for Baltimore. Phia1tir'la' hh' ~"
York.
Train leaves City Point for Pctcr>f'FE IN arrive
Of steamer.
Fare to New York -
Fare TO Phigadcirhia.
Fare Ia Baltimore U,
Fare to Norfolk. ~
Tickets on sale ut G t.lih COS FAH&E>'.
Freight received TUESDAYS. TiICrSDtir,
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk, i"r;suouil' b.
ton, Baltimore atid rriurp"i landings on 'i..-.'
lcakc Bay. aud al regular landings on Hai"@ iN~.'
at REASoNABL + EAI.S. .,ur
Freight received IRON! a. ~. u't . l. ":
Freight Tor way-2hh;nSS NIL NIL, -" irriEMI
l.. j. TAItai' Gc!1rrai .'Er''
Office. ComranyS Whuri:
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

1NSCWANVE YUM fA-SXIA9s
NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, G. B.
Capital s0,O00,oO0 In gold invested In the Unitpd
Virginia, $4,000 In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the above-named
company we ARE prepared to issue its policies against
loss or damage by fire buildings, mprclandse. an
personal property of I'LL kinds on the most liberal
TERMS
Losses eqntabIy adjusted and promptly paid.
ID, n, WALKER & Co,
OCT No. l0l4 Main street.
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r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL WOODEN-WARE, LuMBER. OFFICE Fufr,
NITURE, ONE SPLENDID 1RoN SAFE, &c, AZ
tUCTIOE.-By virtue of IN order OF the thancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered on the G rs
COMPANY against Clopton and ais, shall procecdto
sell Tie premises lately occupied by Mes rc ;bc
ETH DAY OF JANUARY, 1872. commencing II 10
o'clock 4. NJ, their entire stock OF WOODEN,
WARE, consisting Of the largest assortment I'LL"
variety of $1,000 ~,,.,r,,,,c,,
TUBS, BUCKETS,
PALS, CANS. &C.,
ever offered for sale In this market.
All the LUMBER on the premises;
WIIEELBARROWS; ~,-
Large lot BRASS and IIOOP-!EON;
One CAR; "
ali the OFFICE FURNITURE;
STOVE, SASD-PAPER,
LETTER PRESS,
And one splendid IRON SAFE.
The attention of the trade Is particularly called 10
this valuable stock of goods.
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
dc a3-td sheriff anu Receiver.
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HIvER. AND 0CEas STEAMERS.


national LIEE--ST T. 4 81 1,ssst;sssss
P0OL-TIe first-class steamships OF this ii1c -;
from pier IL North river, New York, every sATrR..
RATES OF PASSAGE: First cabin. to L.irernoo,
Queenstown, or London. direct SIS and So: stssr,
age, 1923, payable In currency From Liverpool Lon.
tionderry. Queenstown, or Gias2oT. to New Yorl
prepaid, steeragc, ta2, currency: '"'
Passengers booked to or from other points In Eng
land on the Continent ut cheap currency rate.
Company to TW. J: HUi;sT, Ma" ss OF Tie
JOHN ". WYATT. sCent :"
oc s-3rn 3 Governor street. Richmond, y,
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND [|;;:5ssz
R WEEKs,esars N6RP6Lk shLvo 5kSi sE
k sEaS %SPEpsy;Esgb 5 ,.s VIII s.If Es
Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY. al.
ternately.
und New Jersey; also for New Orleans via Soutfeys
sIsll Steamship Line from Phladepnla. ''''''S'"
fasssse to Philadelphia including meal meal, and
0''' W. p. PORTER. Agent,
No. 2i2j Dock street R,cb,oo,.
No. II North Wharrts. arri
fe1s No. i2 South Wiarves, Pb,ladpl,li,
TOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do l<:-.ssA
Il 3fINION STEAMSHIP COMpASY.ssssi,s,.Ss
The side-wheel steamships WYAEOkE, iSIIC
BELL, SARATOGA. NIAGARA. hLBEMARIF
and HATTERAS. leave New York for Norfolk div
Point. and Richmohd. every TUESDAY. THrR<
DAY, and SATURDAY 1T 3 o'clock +. VI. lew
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and Sj s.
DAY, ct high tide.
These ships are entirely ncw. They haze cic"an.
saloons ana stItcrooIns. The fare, acc0InHGiatip.
and attention. are unsurpassed.
Close connections made with steamer. !Jr all Suail
ern aud Europeans ports.
Insurance effected. when ordered AT \ OT.p.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, 1T the Office If iii.
Company.
For further information. apply to
JOHN W. WYATT. tcrut.
my 90 NOD Governor street.
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WANTED. FIVE HUNDRED RAIL
w ROAD HANDS for the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad also several FOREAIEN with force of hf-
teen hands each. Wanted. ONE HUNDRED WO-
MEN for private families in New York.
j. L. JUSTIS,
Labor and Emgraut Agent,
ia No. 3 Fifteenth street.
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FOR RENT.

COR RENT, BRICK DWELLING an
L No iii, west Marshall street: six rooms. -
Kitchen and water in the yard. Apply to
HILL Il GODD1N.
4, a-st No. 1l0> Main street.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTIoNEER.

M Elegant House and Lot, 56t Fifth avenue.
r.. II. LUDLOW Il co. win sell at auction Tuesday,
April 30 1872 ~ o'clock at the Exchange saesroon,
III Broadway. f1ith avcnuc1fc first class
brown stone House and Lot 4 Fifth avenue, west side,
Forty sixth and Forty seventh streets The house
built by Charles Duggn, ESQ., in the best IL
well arranged tas,efuy decorat ed, nearly Ohavng
occupied only about cghtpn uonths), and il
IN perfect order size is4x60 feet; lot rs feet deep It's line
location and the improvements making In it vicinity
on delivery OF the deed $4,000 may remain on
bond and mortgage
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MORRIS WILKINS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I Property ~ and - Rcnwck street Canal street
r. II. LUDLOW GO. will sell at auction. on Tuesday
April 81 1874 at II O'clock at the Exchange salesroom
III Broadway Trinity BuildIng. New York =
Renvick Street.-The valuable three story and base
brick succeed Houses md Lots - and - Rem.
wick street. SIDE north OF Canal street Houses
each about l9Sx2s feet; lots ~ feet
Teri sal
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEKR.-

HIORRIS WILKINS, MISUNDERSTANDING
M Court sale OF No. ~ Stone
r. H. LUDLOW 4 co. VIII sell ut auction, on Tuesday,
April 30 1872 at Y O'clock At the Exchange saosroo
OF the Supreme Court under the direction OF Nathan
Burchard Special Guardian ;--Stone street.-The Ave
story store and ~ Stone street south side between
whitehall Broad Store 22xt56 feet cover
na entire lot, il well built and In good order Immediate
posse ssicn given GEO. q. BLANkE,
Attorney for Petitioner, 10 William street.
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A A. r. LYNCH, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL At
vi. auction, Monday April 90 1872 nj II O'clock al the
private residence 30 West Twenty third street between
Fith and sixth avenues all the Furniture In The above
house general assortment including Chiokcring Piano.
Paintings PaTOr sets Carpets, &c, &C. Goods can
main In house pnll May Il; u NJ ndesred
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MORRIS WTLKINT, AUCTIONEER.
wi Handsome Household Furniture
Pier Mirrors Wilton Carpets
China aud Glass Ware &c., at auction.
+. H. LUDLOW & Co will sell ut auction on Non
day, April g,
II o'clock A. NJ at 10 Firth avenue southwest corner
Thirteenth street,
carved black walnut Paror Suit reps black wal
Centre Table black walnut Side Chairs gilt frame
Pier MiUors, black walnut Extension Table oak side
Chairs, black walnut Dining Chairs silk and Lace Cur
tains. Linen shades Lambrequins, black walnut Pick
hardt Sofa Bedsteads large number OF black walnut
and chestnut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes.
Washsiands Lounges, Turkish and Easy Chairs Quartet
and Fancy Tables Mattresses Palas,es Boscrs Pillows
Spring Beds Moquet Wilton Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Oicloths large quantity OF China and lss silver
Plated Ware, Kitchen and Laundry Utensils, with which
the sale will commence.
Catalogues at No Pine street. East Seventeenth
street
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DOLITfCAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
L done short by the Metropolitan Printing Es
tablishment, corner OF broadway ana Ann street. New
YORK.
rrHE LIBERAL GERMAN POLITICAL REFORM ASSo
ciaii0n.An inn orant meeting of the citizens OF the
Nineteenth Ward VIII be held sunday the 18th April at
O'Clock +. NJ. Citizens are Invited to attend nj this
northwest corner oil fiy-second and Third
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n Il. CARRINGTON, AuCrIONEER.
II. AT rs Union square, West,
on MONDAY, APRIL 20 AT IL O'CLOCK,
handsome Housed hold Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors Chan
dclcrs contained in said house, consisting ri Parlor
Furniture Dining Room Furniture, Bedroom Furniture,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ocloih Chandeliers, Gas
Fixtures Glassware. Crockery, Kitchen Furtiture also
mahogany Snow Cases, &c
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- FIELD. sHERIFF's AND GENERAL AUCTTONEER
LII. Salesroom I2l Bowcry. viii sell, Monday April
20 at II O'clock at l6l Bowery, the Contents Of Furn
Store, consisting Of every variety Of Paror Library
walnut marble top Centre Card and Library Table, Bed
Sdeboards Bookcases Desks, &C. &C. also Horse, Wagon
and Harness. Store Fixtures &c, &c.
posjtlyc. rain q shine.
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IMPORTANT SALE or THE HOTEL. WELL KNOWN
l NJ The Essex House date Museum Hotel, Nos and s
Atlantic street observation-disclosures w. LINDSAY Auc-
NJ The rrcnies the Lease Stock and Fixtures Q! the
c0ntans in said premises TO be sold in lot positively
and without reserve. Also Furnu Cart, nearly new
Sale poiivc. For further particulars Apply on tho pre-
misses at the saesroom of the auctioncer lU Atlantic
street Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

John WARREN AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
Broker, No Chambers street, Will sell at auction at
the Exchange saesroom, III Broadway on Monday,
frame House, Fort Washington. Kng,bridge road be-
tween lsith and S5th Streets James Gordon Ben
nett's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
IN Elegant Household Furniture
Mirrors, Lace Curtains NC
Il. Ill. LUDLOW h Co will sell by auction,
On MONDAY, April - at II O'Clock,
at 266 West Forty-third street,
Rosewood Parlor Suits, in figured satin ormuu Fancy
stands rosewood Centre and Side Tables marble
rosewood side Chairs, satin hrocael Pier and Mantel
Mirrors bronze and gilt Mancl Clocks Damask aud
Curtains, CIT Corniccs, ne Engravngs, Lounges and
Easy Chairs back walnut Etaeere black walnut Extcn-
sion Dining Table; black walnut Buffet, black walnut
Dining Chairs black walnut Bodstcads Dressing Bureaus
Mard.obes, &c; Mattresses Bolscrs, Pillows Linen,
shades, sc. Brussels Carpets Ocoths, China and Glass
Ware, Kitchen Utensils, dc. Catalogues at No. 5 Pine
street, Branch office, 30 East seventeenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

~ d. BAILEY, AUCTIONEER OFFICE 80 EAST
u. Fonrth street. near Bowery.-Will sell on Monday
April - the shore road, landing, ut West New
Brighton Staten Island the entire elegant Furniture
Mirrors Carpets rosewood Piano. Mattresses, Crockery
Glassware, &c, Of large villa.
Also,
On Wednesday, May l. at the residence Of Mrs. Grncn
Terrace, near landing, at New Brighton, Staten
Island all the Furniture, Mirrors Carpets Mattresses
Piano Croekery Glassware, &c, contained i'll said house
Boats every hour, loot Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

JOHN A. DUNN, AuCTIONEER
81 JOHN A. DUNN h CO.,
Sacsroom 2ll Bowcry,
win sell Tuesday April 80 at Ui O'clock a s5 East
Thirysecond street large assortment OF Household
Furniture consisting OF general variety. Particulars
in Mondays Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-28

DICIIARD WALTERS AUCTIONEER
Gold and PLATED JewelEy OIL Paintings EngraSings
lishcd house OF JOSEPH J. Rogers No John street up
stairs the Stock and Fixtures consisting Of elegant Gold
Pins Earrings Sleeve Buttons Scarf Pins Chains stud,
LOckcts, Necklaces Bracelets Rings; 10 very fine Oil
Paintings and eel Bngravnes Game, Fruit Iandscape
and Portrait Paintings; Chromos, two silver bar SHOW
poeitiyc. without