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COURT CAlsRDsDs-TnIS DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CiRCUIr-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Nos. 14i6 II. c., 1913 1895, zoos, Poll,
352 r. c. 81, SAL. 1856, 1891, 1912 1905, Job 2oi7,
202i, 1929 2025, 2D27, 203l 2oSs Part Held by
Judge Brady.-Nos 600, $50, 66,s r. c.. no, 1875,
798, 1884, r. c., 334H X. o.. 3435s X c., 3l34ls,
3342s, $50, 7l2, 3Os r. c., 332, $50, oos 73S, 754,
100.
SUPREME CorRr-cHaMBERs.- Third Monday
calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Held by Chief Justice
Barhour--Set down causes-NOs. 106S, 1856, 1884,
1856 683 1885, 1872, lo7s p6a, $780, 1870, 1890, lO4,
lO40 s5s, s62, 1884, $40.
C,oIJRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Held by Judge
Ioew-case on. Part Held by Judge q. p.
DalyNos 1865 1882 o. 49, 1872, 900. 21O3 II, 2O75
l!a 1862 "a l4sl 1884, 1882 1862 1885, 1877, Ss2,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EoUTY TERM-Held by
Judge Robinson.-Adj ourned 70 Wednesday, June
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Tracy.-Nos 9073, s249, $500, $685. S949 9OS4
1885, 1924 0077, 9097, 9317 9947 1860. Part 3-Held
by Judge Spauldng.Nos 9l59, sE0O, $3.50, $780, 9l73
9954, 9I62, 9179, 1854, 917l, 72O1.
COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge
Ingraham.-Court opens at half past ten A. M--The
People vs.. Edward =. stokes, murder.
COURT or GENERAL SEsSIONS-Held by Judge
Bedford.-The People Va. James Larkin, homicide:
Geo. X. Gyes, manslaughter; John Conkin and Ed
ward J. Smith, Teman Booz, robbery; Henry Roll
berg rape; Joseph McKeon, Joseph Logan James
Cooney Reuben Wolfe and Charles Pesbel, bur-
glary; Adolph Label, John Conklin, Charles
Keenan,, Ellen O'Brien, William @. Harrison.
Charles Sparkes, Edward Forrest, grand larceny
John Curren, Andrew Daily, James Curry, James
DE Forrest, Terence Herman, larceny from the per-
son: James stevens ana Edward Cole. counterieit1
ing labels. g0 H.5rrt q M
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A WARNING TO YOUTH.

Suicide OF u Young Man In Despair.
sad case OF suicide resulting from q fall from
integrity is rected by the Buffalo papers having
occurred In that city on Thursday morning.
young about twenty-five years Of age, and
supposed to be Canadian, went to boarding
house on Canal street and took lodgings on
Wednesday night. The next morning about
eleven O'Clock suspicious having been aroused
that all was not right, forcible entry was made
to the room occupied by the stranger and he
found In state OF unconsciousness A bottle
containing morphine was found and II was EVIL
dent that the man had taken sufficient to cause
DEATH He could not be restored to conscious
ness. 1t was evident that the suicide had taken
every precaution to prevent discovery OF his
identity. He wrote letter In book saying what he
was willing should be known or him. The letter Is
written in spirit OF cgndOr, and Is no doubt truth
ful. 1t il commended to the pcrusal OF all such as
may through any cause be tempted to step aside
from the path OF honor to indulge In wrong doing Of
any kind. Here is the letter.
MONDAY June TO- 1872
Ing nys pnposeys # 20 M ba ns might
shattered and ambition banised No one 70 blame but
myself Il sht hays Scsn m
brains and talent and hssc succeeded in many different
1S% if !ss /. WGasssr H.
Yes s ns,as o9mard pn aa but two mn
conviction that have 50 'ar departed moral rect
be to do naI wona f
do Oh that al young people would beware OF the first
conscience procaims it is but listened to. Ny body
w to any resnar medifn college that desires 70 obtain
chronic rheumatism for two year,, and rtls In the lett
ss "a" n g %a s ,n int
bslisye that might hays stu retained my health had
serving that great blessing.
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A Black Man Killed by One Of HIS Ow
Color.

Black Man Killed by One Of HIS Own
Color.
The police OF the Tenth precinct, Brooklyn, were
yesterday notified by Constable Hnltz, Of Fatbnsh,
one Of the county towns OF Kings county, that
murder most foul had been committed In that usu-
ally quiet place at an early hour In the morning.
The victim was william Albert Oliver, negro about
fifty years OF age, who was found lying with his skull
broken In by blows, ut q lonely spot on Catherine
street. within two hundred yards Of his late place Of
residence. q mise rable hovel. The evidence strongly
pointed to the fact that the deceased had been
fouliy murdered, and Constable IIultz was put on
the trail to ferret out the murderer He was not
long in learning that Oliver, who was married and
the father OF seven Children had not been living
upon amlcable terms with Mrs. Oliver, the sharer
OF his Joys and SORROWS and that the greeneyed
monster had raised it's hideous form upon the once
happy domestic hearth of the divers. u was
further ascertained that the deceased was seen
under the influence OF bad whiskey going towards
his home about two O'Clock in the morning, and
that two other black men, also somewhat the worse
for liquor, named Jacob Anderson and John w.
Robinson, where seen in the vicinity Of the place
where the dead body was discovered about that hour
This circumstance led to the arrest OF Anderson
ana Robinson on suspicion.
The Western District Coroner or Brooklyn, DR.. u
r. Jones, repaired to Flatbush about eleven O'Clock
and held an inquest the body OF the victim 1t
TRANSFERRED upon the investigation that the trio OF
colored men met AMI quarrelled near where the
body was discovered; that angry words led to
blows, and that Anderson who Is known In Fiat
bush rs Il desperate character black rascal, beat
the Old man on the head with heavy picket which
he wrenched from garden fence. His victim fell
dead at his feet and Anderson and Robinson took
to their heels They were arraigned before Justice
Freeman Garrison and committed by him to await
the action Of the Grand Jury. Sergeant Sheridan
and the constable then put the irons on their prey
and marched them of to Raymond Street jail.
where they are now bordering over the dark and
bloody deed In the murderers' tier OF cells The
prisoner Anderson is % heavy, thick-set, short
negro, with protrudlng lips and villanous vlsage.
The other prisoner, who is held AS a Witness Is not
of prepOssessing cast OF c0untenance either. The
Inquest will be resumed tomorrow.
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A Fatal Fall.

Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning OIL
GERS Kennedy and Einghouser, OF the seventeenth
precinct, took to the station house August Woife
German, whom they found lying in the rear OF
premises 81 East Tenth street, he having received
a fracture OF the skull. IL is believed that Wolfe
fell IRON fourth story window, through which he
was attempting to crawl and thus reach the fire.
escape, where IL was his intention TO 90 to sleep.
Wolfe had gone through the window once or twice
before and evidently did not entertain fears about
falling. The injured man died soon after reaching
the station house, and the body was sent to the
Morgue. Several persons in the house heard de-
ceased fall from the window. Coroner Herman
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RUsTICATING ON ROOFS.
A Man and WIG Both Roll on.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning Justin
Mcnamara, OF 252 Delaney street, and Mary his
wife, went up on the roof Of their residence to en-
Joy the freshness Of the atmosphere at that ati-
tude. Mary who had been out during the previous
evening imbibing with number of jovial spirits,
seeming TO think her husband had picked out the
coolest spot on the house top for himself, endea-
vored to dislodge him from IL. Justin resented her
efforts to remove him, and scuile was the result.
Coming too close TO the edge OF the roof during
the conflict, both fell to the sidewalk and Justin
had OF his legs broken. Mary, however, was
not seriously injured. They were attended by the
Police Surgeon of the Thirteenth precinct, and
sent to Bellevue Hospital in ambulance.
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Serious stabbinr ARRAY.

On Sunday morning about one O'Clock, a row
took place in the lager beer saloon No. 1884 Grand
street, kept by william Schlesten that resulted in
the stabbing OF Bernard Campbell, OF No. 2l3 De-
lancey street, by Sherwood Delaney. The wounded
man was removed to the Thirteenth precinct sta
ton house and afterwards sent home. The police
after Delaney but 1t Is doubtful that they will
catch him. II the police OF the precinct would in
sst upon the closing up OF all the saloons in this
district ut the proper time much trouble would be
avoided, and in this particular instance murder
would probably not have occurred. Death is almost
to be the result Of the ARRAY, for the wounded
man is now lying at home in critical condition.
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CONTINUATION OF THE REIGN OF CRIME
RiS1dled with RuckshOt.

While Edward King OF Scventy-seventh street
and avenue A. was walking down First avenue
with some friends, about one O'Clock yesterday
morning, he was shot at between Seventy-seventh
and Seventy eighth streets by some unknown par
ties and dangerously wounded. He was taken to
the Twenty-thrd precinct station house by the p0
lice ana the Surgeon OF that district examined the
wounds. 1t was found that he had been hit In the
left breast and shoulder, and fourteen buckshot had
entered the body All that was possible was done
Tor the man at the time and he subsequently LETT
for home with his friends. The police are endeav-
oring to clear up the mystery, but as King has no
suspicion who the persons are that fired at him it
will be diflcult matter to get at them.
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HOBOKEN NEWS.
Shocking Accident on a Ferryboat.

sHOcKIng NcCIUcnt on FerrybOAt.
Yesterday morning, as the Christopher street
ferryboat was entering the slip, the boat struck
heavily against one Of the vertical beams that form
the rack. when the plank suddenly broke and re-
bounded against the head OF passenger named
Charles Stahl. His skull was mangled In such q
manner that 1t is thought he cannot live. He re-
sides with his family at 233 Tenth avenue, whittier
he was removed after receiving medical attendance
in H0bOken. This IL the first accident OF the kind
that has occurred, and precautionary measures
against similar calamities seem necessary.
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A Fall Of Fifty Feet.

Mary Stewart fell from the roof OF 1877 Washington
street to the sidewalk distance Of about fifty feet,
and broke both her legs. She was also internally
Injured The case Il supposed by the physicians TO
be a dangerous one. She was taken up by the police
of the Twenty-sevent nth precinct and aftcrward sent
TO the Park Hospital The people living In the
house say she went on the roof to sleep, being
bic to endure the heavy atmosphere indoors.
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Horrible Domestic Rrutal,,v,

German woman named Greaves living with her
four children at % Grand street. Is to be arrested
to-day for inhumaniy beating her sons and daugh-
ters. Her husband died month ago, and since his
demise the neighbors' ears have been necessarily
filled with heart-rending cries from the children:
savagely beat her eldest boy about the head until
he became unable TO shrek for assistance. HIS
head bore traces OF similar treatment OF IKE usage
dressed the lads wounds, and subsequently found
Mrs. (reayes IN the company OF o strange man.
She will be taken before the hecoruer thls lorenooh
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a Dock Laborer Drowned.

Charles Honmann, workman employed on the
Hamburg docks, when quitting labor on Saturday
night fell into the river and was drowned. The
body has not been recovered
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BEACH.-On Sunday, June Is, SOPHIA VIRGINIA.
wife OF William n. Beach, and daughter OF Alvah
Hall, aged 33 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from Cal
vary church, Fourth avenue and Twenty-frst street.
on Tuesday, 18th inst at eleven O'Clock A. M.
BENNET.-On Sunday, June &c. MICHAEL BEN
NETT, OF heart disease, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, 40
Eighth avenue, on Tuesday, at halfpast ten o'clock
to St. Michael's church, West Thirty second street.
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
CALLAHAN.--0n Friday June II, ELLEN GALA
HAN, beloved wife OF Cornelius Callahan.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
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A LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTIoNEER.


Pianoforte fine Oil Paintings, Paror Suits Bronzes &c.
LUKE FITZGERALD Auctioneer, sells this tMonday)
morning, commencing at l0h O'clock all the elegant,
costly Works of Art conained in private residence l
nGccnt IA octave rich rosewood Panoorte nearly
Parlor Library and Drawing Room Suits rosewood Eta
geres Mirrors Curtains, BrOnzes and Bsque Figures
Console and Centre Tables inaid Bookcase 800 volumes
tension Tables Chairs solid Silver &c Chamber Suits
In rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads,
Armoire-a Gace, curled Hair and Spring Mattresses,
Turkish Chairs Lounges also emen and Kitchen Fur
nture. Sale positive. N. B.-Goods boxed and shipped
purchasers.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

DAAE1s ,l - S~~S-s~--e~-,e-,~.,
7 JOHNSON, J ISx AyeT!e sxkE or
THIRTEENTH WARD I sc Sy JERSEY CITY,
SIS SPLENDID fiS' BTI2bNG LOTS
EIGHTEEN MODERN DEF DWELLINGS
'" Ss TURsbaF sus IT tss Rsasmse''
MARION IL oSssT sUlaDfS Ssd co Sf "a
y % have S% uS 70 esch'e ~
Free EssSrsioa, SsasuIa's seventh Regiment Band,
Vocal Eceeniciiies a. 81 James ho'e' ana
Fte peTlest Sale absolute Terms easy
FOR Free Excursion Tickets Maps, &C, apply to GILES
"ANA' oo J 4 Rsa Son has JR Auctoneer
20 Nassau street, New York.
JACOB BoGART AUcTIoNEER-M MORTGAGE SALE,
81 rsG"as aa1 FaSor 'Tss
'"''''' '" n JACOBS, Attorney for Mortgage
7 EVILS e. WOOD, AUCyIoNEER.
u TUESDAY, ~, u: June On Is, 1872,
.? 90 g s. s!ss$sl!ssss q, IA sIs ss
D4sp s%'ss s% ay w mos, desirable
ever offered ii in Hudson iissSe county,
The Sssst Gya an
y9Ts sats1 is Ns 1 Jersey i, on
New var /. S ms
utes and the fare oby excursion iickets) 10 cents
One third cash. two thirds 10 remain bond and mort
Gr ssr Be Obtained at the Post office
Building, Greenyile; or Of LEWIS r WOOD Auction
sTRoNG. 10 Ferry street. S New York ''' ~
MORRIS WILKINS AUCrloNEEn
,ls En-; TGplSw 4 co.
on TUESDAY SI,' j 81, q aH is at 70 O'clock
m ~ nppy nss.ss
side sss f Vest q arsnd s
With s saSs Sn s
gas pipes are laid Warranty deed given
MORTGAGE sALE-BENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD
az Inc C II and
e hs e. o4er % e %io1ge one new
MARsHADs sAI.E-vERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
RCmHRD WxLrERs, Aucticncsr, win sell on Mon.
ings Chromos Engravngs, Mante and Pier French
Rais rar'F SUI
NHARsHAL's sALE-RIcHARD FIELD, sHERIrFs
M t na ssnsf 81 sn m M
aer ey
MORTGAGE sALE-oF THE LEASE, GOOD WILL,
a nnG hsa. Fl IF ss
OF Nassau street. consisting of six Billiard Tables
with cues and bridges apperaining thereto ten
sets of Balls two sets Of Pool Balls 40 oak Chairs iron
stand Gas Fixtures Bar Counter peeaners Bottles
Wednesday, the 10Th day of june 1872 at Il O'clock in
the forenoon. on the promises by JACOB BOGART, Auc
tiOneer JOHN H. HITLER Attorney for Mortgagee.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIs DAY, ny JOHN NOR
East 1oadwps 800 lots , ne h AND Other Rs5
and Table Linen undergarmens; also nne Goats Pants
enth street.
DAwNBROKERs sALE-THIs DAY, JAMES AGAR
Auctoneer will SELL at SO New Bowery 800 lots Nc
and Womens Clothing Table Linen, Sheets Spreads, &c
BY order Of J. Theisc 20S Spring street.
DAWNBROWKERS SALE.-WATCHES AND JEW
L elry-THOs J. MCGRATH, Anctonecr. ls3 Chatham
street, will sell on TIL u RSDAY SO lots
Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Gold Jewelry, Guns. Pistols &C.
BY order NJ. Levy, "a Grand street.
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A UCTlON NOTICE.
"A CLINTON b. osGooD AUCTIONEER
OSGOOD co.
will SELL at their saiesroom, l26 Chambers street. near
THIS DAY, MoA VDSaey0 JRn llNsEs' AT los NJ
PEREMPTORY SALE-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets; elegant black
walnut Mirror Front Secretary Bedstcad, Black Walnut,
Mahogany, Oak and Iron Bedsteads; Curled Hair and
Husx Mattresses Feather Beds and Pillows Mahogany
Bedsteads, Parlor Suits in reps plush and satin broca-
tcl marble top Centre Tables elegant gilt frame Mir
black walnut marble top Buffet and black
NUT cane seated Chairs, Canton Mating in rolls Lace
Curtains, Billiard Table, Sewing Machines Table,
Chairs Stair Carpets, oilcloths Stair Rods Crockery
&c
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BRAMnALL--BALDwiS.--At Trinity church, Elk
ton, Md, on Tuesday, June II, Ivy the Rev. Dr.
Goodrich, EDMUND j. BRAsIHALL OF Bergen Point,
" j., to ELIZABETH A. daughter of William +. Bald
win, of ElktOn, Md
CHICEERING--H AMlLr0N-On Thursday, June Is,
at the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev
DR.. Rylance, KENYON cHiGEERING TO ELIZABETH,
daughter OF James hamilton, all OF this city.
MARsH-REiD.--On Thursday, June Is. 1872. at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Right Rev
W. ii. Odenheimer, JOSEPH MARSH, of Perth Am
boy y. J.. to CORA, daughter OF George W. Reid, Of
Elizabeth, N J.
RoBEsoN-BEILows.-In this city. on Tuesday,
June IL, by Rev. II. w. Bellows ID. d., Lieutenant
Commander HENRY Is. robson, u. s. N, to
KATHaRlSE NICHOLS, daughter OF the late Rev.
John N. Bellows.
RoGERs-PEAcHy.-AtR Richmond, Va, on Wednes-
day. June IL, 1872 by the Rev. DR.. Peterkin. FRAN.
CTS q. ROGERS TO MARY VI. g. PEACHY, daughter of
the late Thomas G.. Peachy
WEED-BRUsH.--At st Peters church, Brush's
Mills, n. Y, by the Rev. John Randall on Tuesday
June 4, AUGUSTUS A. WEED. OF New York city. to
EMMA ELLEN, daughter OF Henry ~ Brush Of the
former place.
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UCTION SALE.
"A MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture
Rosewood Pianoiorte, Drawingroom Suits,
Paintings, Bronzes, siyerware, at public auction,
on THIS DAY (Monday), June II,
1T the elegant residence 36 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
the property Of M. A. Blake Esq,
Sale commencing At l01a O'Clock.
AUGUSTA Marines, Auctioncer.
Drawing Room Suits Pompadour, Marie Antoinctte
Styles covered richest description silk procade Etagcrcs
Cabinets Secretary bookcase Tables Paintings Bronzes
Clocks Vases rosewood Pianoore, celebrated maker
robes, Mattresses, Blankets Chlnaware, Linen Glass
ware Cutlery Silverware Basement Kitchen Furniture
BParties wishing attend this sale take 9Th stages
or nv
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LONDON
Monday June IT. and following evenings at TX O'Clock at
the Clinton Hall Salesrooms.
Just reeeyed from Messrs. Henry Sothcran Co. Or
dercd solo peremp for their account, with
any Notwithstanding elegantly illus
trnted Works the best editions Of standard books many
of great rarity. This collection contains n set OF
AUDUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA,
the original edition of this magnificent work vols ee
plant folio, half morocco gilt leaves. opportunity
for book COLLECTORS Also ANTIQUITIES Of
Wilson'S American 0mithology, 9vols lo. Very
Stafford Gallery vols, ITO Roberts Views in the Holy
Land, vols, folio. half morocco.
Mr. Halliwcll,s MAGNIFICENT edition Of Shakespeare, l6
vols folio, half Royal Gallery Of Art, vols,
folio, morocco extra. Galerie dc vienne, vols, 4o,
&C. &c
The Messrs LEAVITT Auctioneers
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EaATRIMDN.AL.

A GENTLEMAN OF UNEXCEPTIONABLE CHARAt
N ter, educated, refined and ancooking, age thirtl
wishes 10 form the acquaintance OF lady with mode
ate fortune; object matrimony-Garcs nothing for
past lie Address SERIOUS, Herald office.
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II JOHNSON, JR., AUCTroNEER.
u. Brilliant auction triumph
The select portions oi
three splendid Estates,
,., ,,.,, elegant water fronts

ToHN A. DUNN, AUCTIoNEER.
JOHN A. DUNN CO.,
Salcsroom 227 Bowcry,
Will sell this day, at II O'clock No ZN Hudson street,
all ann entire the stock, Fixtures and Furniture Of
old established Bar and Billiard Room, consisting of good
stock OF Liquors and three Billiard Tables, In perfect
erder, and complete in particular.
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LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE

A LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE.
IA This day, commencing at 1917 O'Clock, private
residence ia West 2Gh ST., HENRY ZNN, Auctioneer
lui aSgsehoid Furniture, viz -Rosewood Pianoforte
Cost $500 rich PariOr Suits Lace Curtains marble
Tables Brussels Carpets, Oil Paintings &C. also Bedroom
Suits, in rosewood and walnut; single aud double Bed
Lounges Clocks, Bedding, dc. also Dining Room, Base
mcDt and Kitchen Furniture, &c, DC Sale positive.
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SALMs AT AUCTION,

SALES AT AUCTION.
A RON JOHNSTON, .AUoTIoNEER.
"A ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
asntee second hand pu urn sST ONCE
JOHNSTON Van Ad. ASSET vii sell on Wednesday.
assortment Of Household Furniture Of every description
A ach S S%ds sTG n AuoTIosEER.
FINE SALE OF pP %sb aH RSsi Gee
AT JOHNSTON Ssrt S4 I ynS TSssELps
r sassToCW Nassau - q, s q esao on
:. landscapes Marine Views. shll Lite, Genre Sub
The pictures are now on exhibition, with catalogue.
A Lien b MINER, AUcrIoNEER
"A saleIoom % Chambers and z Rea nna streets
THURSDAY, June 20,
at l0ls o'clock, at our salcsroom,
oRNrEE II sHa
Pianos, Mirrors Carpets, &c, &c Details IN Tune
LBERr B. wALDRoN, AgcTrIosNE In % c,,,,, -.
Gsrps s . Bedding Cedar and . church
at loH O'Clock,
stock o. Furniture Including almost article that
AT Il O'Clock,
Executors sae
Horses wagons and Harness.
BY order Of George j. Martin Executor OFF " Martin,
Three fine Driving and Riding Ponies
Two Pony Phaetons and Harness
ns GS Ss o aSTs o1 nrs a ss, snd fine
Ono pair Carriage Horses
One Express Horse, Wagon and Harness.
Other Horses, Wagons and Harness Sale positive.
lot Of Horses should be seen by parties wishing to
em s at SA wooss oS Car
sxfy cent may remain bond and TnoTigass. ySi
l description photographs &C. apply to auconee 2ss
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Died.

REAcAx.-The wife OF Mr.. WIN. II. REAGAN, No. 5
BeekmaD street, OF twins.
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFfCrAL HUMAN EYES-BAuCH A. GOUGEI
"A MANN formerly with Professor Boissonneau,
parsl makers and inse rtcrs OF the Improved Eve Z
Blocker street y. B-These eyes are endorsed by til
faculty.
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A LARGE so STORY HIGH STOoP HOUSE TO
IA rent on West Twenty-frst street, first order
um thoroughly ceansed and repaired, sc rent 81 60
JAMES X EDWARDS. 27 West Twenty third street
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-THIS DAY BY JOHN NOR
TIMER AZ East Broadway, 500 lots fine silk and other
Dresses Skirts, Remnants, lace and other Shaws Bed
and Table Linen, ENTERTAINMENTS also fine Goats Pants
Vests BY order Solomon stearn, lis West Tweny-sev
apf Qfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-17
A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA Large and genuine sale OF
magnificent Household Furniture,
1t the elegent residence 252 West Forysecond street.

"A vances-A N. CRIsTALAR, Auctoneer, will sell
II and II Abingdon square Junction of Hudson street
Eighth avenue Tuesday, June IS at l01s o'clock
assorted lot of gentee Household Furniture consisting
reaus Washsands, Tables, Chairs, Bookcases, Carpets
Plated Ware, Cutlery &c. Dealers and public invited.