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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
! !
IL cure Of all deranse-
ments In the storn
ach, liver, and bow.
els They are q mild
A- apsriens, and an
excellent pnrgasiys.
Being purely vegc.
table. they contain
no mercury or mine.
raj Whatever. Much
ssrsoas sifkness and
- suffering 10 prevent.
ed BY their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
ior their protection and relief, when required.
ing e1peficnee has proved them 20 be the SAT.
ct, suresi, and best Of all the Plis with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use
inc blood Is purincd. the covruptions Of The sys.
ten expelled. obstruesions removed, and the
sr,,nt,r mAnny Q, ie restored 70 its healthy
ana sluggish are cieansed BY Ayers PUls and
simulated into action. Thus mcipient disease
Saansea INTO health The value q which change
" can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant TO take. and preserves heir
that they are ever fresh, and PERFECTLY reI,ahie
Ahhosgh searching. they are mud, and operate
without disturbance TO the constitution, or Diet or
fnil directions are given on the wrapper 70
eaeh pox; how 70 use them a. Family fysic,
FOR DysPeDsaa or IoAig~sssoa, LAssIess.
aess. IoaEoOP and Lee - a pDee1ee they
s4puiu DC tAken moderately to stimulate the stoul-
ach, and restore iis healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and its various symp.
toms, Da1iOas 6eoAoehe, oSeh HenS.
acne. &Ao0Alee or GpeeD oSekneeo, MI.
iSas Collie and DiliOae Hevers, they shonid
he judielousy taken for each case, TO correct The
diseased action or remove the distinctions which
cause IL. ~
For Dysensesy or DAsrrh~s.' bu, one
mild dose Is generally required.
Tor 8eeo0at1s0. G0as, Gravel Pal.
Pseaea0o 81 the Heart, Roin n eho
ssae. hack and 10ias, they should be coutin.
uously taken, as required. to change the diseased
action OF The system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
FOR Dropsy and DrOpsaca a 01ellinsr.
hey should be taken in large and FREQUENT dosey
" produce The eject Of drastic purge.
for ooppreoooO0, . large dose ebould he
patty. - ''
As q Disxer Piv, take one or two pull 10
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose atimulatea the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite and tnyisorates the
system. Hence Il IL olton advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. Ono who feels
toersbly well, ofen finds that . dose 81 thesa
tths makes him feel decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovattng eject on the digestive
apparatus.
PRxPARkp BIZ
DID. c. AVER CO., Prsetiesl CAessJs1s,
LOWELL, AASS., o. q. n.
FOB SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS EvxxYWnk1R
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SAVE YOUR OWN CLOVER SEEp.-W.
nave Just been informed says the Franklin,
Patriot that one of the largest and mos,
eneerprising farmers of this country, last
year saved enough clover seed Tor his own
sowing sold enough to pay for all the dry
soods used In mis- family, and received s25
-, eash IN ADDITION. This is the way in
. nc qua ~; He put a wire bottom in
wire being two or three inches abov. ~,
close bottom Of the trough. The stock in
pulling the clover hay from the rack would
scatter the seeds almost pure through the
wire into the receptacle below.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NaMCkL Il. sugett OF Eden, County of Han.
~ cock and State of Maine by his deed NJ Mnr,
gage dated The twelfth day Of January A. ID. 1853
ana an recorded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol
KS rage 4st conveyed TO one AIminia X, Thomn.
son certain parcel OF land situated in Eden h
saii county OF Hancock. bounded and described
as ionows 70 VII on the North by land of Harry
y. LEU on the East by the shore on the soutb
py ianod Thomas IL. Leland and on the West
py the road leading from Bar Harbor in said
lien 70 MI. Desert narrows with all the building,
Inc condition Of said Mortgage having been
broken the undersigned by reason thereof eia I'M
a foreclosure. ALMENIA Ttt0xsps ~ ~ iii
Trenton ~. 1872. ss.Sc.
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4 trER an extensive practice ui ugu-.4 W,
n Thirty years. continue to ,rcut, I.4'-uta 3a
the tnItel states. al~o ID Great Erittta, rance
and other iOrrr "a countries. t8yeI's, ~geciHra-
lions, Assignments, Aud all other papers WV IA-
tents. executed on reasonable tcou-. vIth dis
patch. Essearchcs made 70 determine thc vautIty
and utility of Patent OF Inventions, ami lrga.
and other advice rendered iu all uAAttcr- tuu,Au-
the same. Copies OF the claims Of any patent
furnished By rcmittine one dollar. A--f- uHavut
recorded In Washington.
No tgeEcB "a the Uaiis SiGiss pussfsIsf a} crior
'aci.R,a for obtaining Patent, " Hs-crtaiutagtt
PrGcsicabiitfg Of inrenti0ns.
All necessity Of a Journey u Washington "
procure a Patent and the usual great le..ly there
arc mere saved lnysutor-.
-O-
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy a me Of the gosttrp b.. ,yd
saccrs,fa4 practitioners Nth whom | hnyr b.. 70
ohclaltut"reour-e. tHAS. MASON.
Comm s-ioncra ~ Patent
~ have no hesitation IN assuring inventor -E4l
they cannot employ man more competent 41.
Applications IN a form to secure FOR them an c.4lt
ami favorable con Liberation at the Pateutyhiet.
EDMUND III Eb.'
Late Commissioner Vt PATENT
Dir. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
ploations for Parents, having been -.rsy.- VETO lu
almostevery ease. suce unmi-fakahie proof 81
great talent and ability on hI- part lcal, Dc tl
recommend all Inventors 10 amply 20 him DO plu.
cure their patents. a. they mag be -urc ut having
The most faithful attention beloved Un iayif
cases, ana at very reasonable cAarSe.,
JOHN IAGGAET.
Boston jail Is13-iyr
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TIE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
] TO all concerned that he has been duly Ar
pointed and mas taken upon himself the trust Of
the last viii and Testament or 800 y
Joseph Bunker, late Of Cranberry Is,sa
In the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
persons who are indebted to The said decessei,s
estate, to make immediate payment. and tho.e
saAe 6br setienent &C Tr11sVsps"e
April 10, ls71 ~.
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House LOTS, &c, FOR SALF oN
REASONABLE TERMS
II subscriber has some very desirable
mouse Lots for sale, elegibly .itusted. and
az az, reasonable prices. For particular. &c,
call on hinat any time. Il GSrrt IL
Ellsworth April n. 1871. II ri
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BERKSHIRE HOG.

The old Berkshire hog of England wa.
in high repute for more than a century
and was finally selected as basis upon
which was constructed the most remarka-
BILE improvements ever made upon the hog.
Ihese Improvements, however, were not
completed or established until about the
commencement of the present century
From these. and upon the same basis. was
established what is now Known as the i'm
proved Berkshire, embracing in its forma.
ton, the blood of the old original Rert.
shire, Neapolitan and whit. Chinese
Since the establishment Of thu breed =,
that time, no innovation have bean made
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For Sale.

hsht buggy Wagon has been run part Of on,
us" r. MAHAN.
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House Joiner.
THE subscriber J. nlWa.- read, f,, an, ,,i l.,
ht- 'tar. AMI wall warrant s.tl.ft-,i-,r,
...' - .''"'li"-, ofi''ntsnns, 300 w"~s sc.
~ ''NhPt.h 40 any pax 90 the rits
s""''" ii-' }. BENNETT
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For the relief and
cure Of all tieranee-
menis In the stoul.
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are a mild
Apsricns, and an
sxcellent pur9asiys.
Being purely vegc.
table. they contain
no mercury or mine.
raj whatever. Much
ssrsoas siskness and
suffering 10 prevent.
al hn thai. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the New York Branch OF
She American Colonization Society was held yester-
day afternoon In the society's ofices in the Bible
House.
The report OF the Board OF Managers was read by
Rev. George w. Sampson ID. D., and in substance Is
as follows:-After referring to some diminution In
the collections IN AID OF the society during the past
year. which the writer attributes to ''the occupa-
tion OF the public mind with the Presidential cleo
ton" it continues as follows:-
BY the present arrangement for sending emil
grants new colonists are occasionally brought TO
New York. They are visited by reporters OF Jour-
nais which control public opinion throughout the
character OF the people sent out to Liberia and
their high aspirations in their mission, sI tito TO
20 prevail. This was especially illustrated In the
case OF the 100 emigrants from Georgia sent out
arrangements for the emigrants and the liberal
provision Tor them by the Liberian government
aud the Colonization Society," were coinnehaea a ~
explorations in Central Africa prompting as tney
have the English government to initiative Efforts
for the suppression OF the slave trade, have
brought into favorable contrast the ameorating
md persuasive influence of colonization In Africa
10y Christian natives. English capitalists, quicker
20 appreciate this power and promise than Ameri-
can phllanthropists are avang themselves OF 1t
by loaning the Lberian Republic funds for the con-
Etruction Of Interior roads.
The death Of Professor s. F. B. Morse, Pres
dent OF the society, was alluded TO In euogistic
terms.
The following is the substance Of the financial
report as read:-The collections made In this
State in behalf of African colonization are made
Through the agency OF the travelling secretary OF
the American Colonization Society, who lab0rs
more or less In other States. The entire amount
OF his collections this year, including portion OF
bequest, is about $4,000.
The election OF officers was next taken up, and
Rev. BENJAMIN J. Haight ID. d., newly elected
Bishop OF Massachusetts, was chosen President in
the place OF Professor S. F. b. Morse, deceased !;
Hon. Thomas w. OlcOtt, OF Albany Vice President,
vice Hon. Erastus Corning, deceased; Rev: Henry
e. Potter, d. d., was chosen chairman OF the Exc
cutive Committee. The following were appointed
delegates to Washington to the annual meeting OF
the parent society," to be held the third Tuesday III
January REV. Samuel d. Alexander, ID. d.. Rev.
William +. Morgan, d. D.; Amon Merwin, s. Nj.
Buckingham, Theodore L. Mason, NJ. d. The meet
1ng then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
STREET CLEANING.

The superintendent OF the Street Cleaning
Bureau reported yesterday to the Commissioners
Of Police that the amount spent during the past
week for cleaning the streets was S1l,6S4 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

At halfpast eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
Conrad Schamberger, nineteen years OF age who
lived In shanty in Seventy street, ave
hue A, attempted to hang himself In q stable in
the rear OF his house. but was prevented from doing
so by the arrival Of some friends He was cut down
from the beam to which he had attached the rope
md sent to his residence.
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A Lien b. MINER, AuCTIoNEER.
wvnxvByA ALLEY p MINEE BRoIHER ,o-,,
At rupre at Sr u pclocs each sb day dsyrspooNs
80 UNION SQUARE NNEsTl BETWEEN SIXTEENTH
TRUSTEES SALE.
vALUABLE DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS
sy,IN MOUNTED IN = CARAT COLD ALL OF OF
W WE AND QUALITY As Ter CATALOGUE RIcH
DESIGNS ELEGANT HUNTING CASE WITCHES FOR OR
DIAMONDS I &G &C. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RE
4. ". BURR. TRUSTEE
comprising undoubtedly the finest stock ever offered At
auction in this city, and aggregating nearly 100000
This stock has all been manufactured first class city
sales and is OF the latest and most elegant designs and
embraces
NECKLACES, BRACELETS CLUSTER AND SOIL
TAIkE BROOCHES, EARRINGS AND FINGER RINGS
LOCkETS, SCARF PINS AND RINGS, STUDS. SLEEVE
BUTTONS &c &c all of the finest cut and water, Of Old
SOLID GOLD JEwELRY-Comprising Bracelets, Neck
manshp.
The above will be on exhibition and from Thursday,
December L. until Tuesday evening December IL at
O'Clock during which time they can be NJ pri
vae sale nj invoice prices Sale commencing wednesday
l5th at IL O'clock when tho remainder will be sold at
auction, positively without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

DY DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S, AUCTIONEER-THE
ID SALE OF CARRARA MARBLE sTATuARy Pc
DFSTALs VASES, &C. will be continued THIS EVEN.
ING at O'clock at 1,lsi BROADWAY, near rwentysev.
enth street. opposite stevens Apartment House.
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DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER.--GENE-
ID RAJ sALESRooM, ~ BROADWAY, opposite New
THIS DAY and tomorrow, at o'clock at salesrocm,
ELEGANT PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
ARTISTIC BRONzES, SUPERB CLOCKS AND VASES
Parian and Bisque Figures Russia Leather Goods,
dneres Card Tables and great variety Of unique arti
cles suitable for Holiday Gifts
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Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
~ Salesrooms 95 Chambers and n Reade streets.
BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER,
THURHnAY DECEMRER 10


at10x O'Clock, at their salesrooms
95 Chambers and " Reade streets,
UNRESERyED SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
COMPRISING THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF A WELL
KNOWN Il DESIGNER OF THIS CITY, WHICH,
MANsIIIP, CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
EMBRACING AS FOLLOWS
superb satin-wood Cabinet Bookcase, lined with blue
velvet elegantly carved by Rosquv cost $1,000; elabo
raiely carved black walnut Buffet with plate Mir
ror and richly inlaid carved wood and gilt-mounted
Aanies Of unique and beautiful designs; ebony Marquee
terie inlad Cabinets richly carved walnut Extension
Tables Marquetere inaid ormolu mounted Centre and
Side Tables Pedesals and carved
black walnut and oak Manel Mirrors Hall Stands and
Chairs Lady's Secretary black walnut and oak Dining
Chairs In French and cloth; black walnut Bed
room Suits with heart wood polished and gilt mount
ings carved rosewood and black walnut Parlor and
Library Suits &C. also carved rosewood grand Piano.
made by Pleycl Co., OF Paris.
ENGLISH WATER COLORS.
private collection OF very fine English Water Colors
from the gallery Of we'll known connoisseur elegantly
framed In gilt aud walnut
ALSO
about 100 fine European chromos of recent importation
comprising copies in landscape, marine aud figure
pieces from the works OF celebrated artists OF the French
Dusseldorf and Belgian schools to be sold without re-
The above exhibition till day Of sale, and
would respectfully invite examina ton from our
friends and all those desiring artistic work in Furniture
or Pictures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

DY 8. W. DAUCHy, .AUcTIoNEER.-DAuCHY 4
ID JOHNSON sell this day, e. O'clock, at aa Canal
sisting OF Paror Suits In hair cloth and reps Chamber
suits black WALNUT Cottage suits sideeoard Bu
Glasses Extension and propleaf Tables Gard Tables
forers several fine Tapestry and Ingram Carpets OIL.
cloths, Rugs Mats Lace Window Curtains Shades,
Clocks Stoves. Manel Ornaments, Pianoorte, Musical
Instruments China and Glass Ware.
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A UCTIoN SALE
Household sob ns Furniture Bronzes panoforte &C.
on e ROM
sig
walnut Chamber Furniture, Extension Table, Buffet,
S EASEMENT kisehen
CALDWELL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
At y sne ssr anoa @
een % ch amd
Beds and Bedding Tables Chairs LSpnses Desks Mr.
No. cosse SO
packages Kerosene Chimney, Lamps Pegs, DO; also
O sna Dinner
TOYS. &c.
AT AUoTIoN-A. ). BLEEoKER, MONDAY, AID, A
soara very ToaEy rent Three Quarters ON
Rnd saS y s
% S In e
U GTMss S 5ssRss Aueoneer win sell a. public
on ds y % ~ a. On on the
%sssshssssr sssn.y New So!S ~ sSs ana tsSSossS
risses and Wagons, Robes, Harness Bells Farm wagon,
and Petatoss; Mix Cans and Pans churn, lot 81 Ray
also the finest lot Of Fowls In Wescheser county, DC.
4 UoTIoN NoTIcE.-s2sOoO WORTH
n magnificent Household Furniture. Pianofortc, Paint
Bronzes Mirrors &C., at p nBBi auction this day. a. pr
Tate resdence inwcst street Commencing
bookcase and Easy Chairs, Lounges Velvet and
SPRING ss f. s.Hsi ara
Table Chairs Silver dhnaware, Cutlery and Base.
and Kitchen rSrnsse sss go;1fys Ean or shine
tioneer.
residence Ws;; ss sss this Day
500 lots class city made nou.eh9d Earnturs,
cost ISL suits
pets Oil Paintings Mirrors Clocks Etageres Bookcase
resses, lounge Bedding &C.; also Dining ROOM Base.
ment and Kitchen Furniture.
q a sssss %aGFEnnE
Egas 5sss i
Msis % leaving ns FOR
sFsse y esqpTs sr'ss d n
satin and Turkish a
es.s fassa AND ~siaH Shs%ssr
Beading gasem n Kitchen servants Furniture &C.
Goods packed and nj
pY s.. w. .DAucHY, .AucTIoNEER.- DAuCHy
ID JOHNSON sell this day e. 2 O'Clock at asa Canal
sss Il hair and
sus snss so ss ho Cooking
lasses Extension and Drop-eaf Tables, Gard Tables,
hair and other Mattresses Beds Bedding, Blankets Com
forers several fine Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, OH
Clocks Stoves, Mantel Ornaments Pianoforte Musical
instruments, China and Glass Ware.
by DANIEL A. MATHEWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID RAJ sALESRooM, ~ BROADWAY, opposite New
ffrs4 fG F1ss Gg as Ct
ARTISTIC BRoNzEss SUPERB CLOCKS AND VASES,
Paran and Bsque Figures, Russia Leather Goods lar
dnieres Card Tables and great variety Of unique art
cles suitable for Holiday Gins.
py DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER-T
Id SALE OF CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY, Pc
DEsTALs VASES, &C., will be continued THIS EVEN
ING at o'clock, at 1l5i BROADWAY, near rweny-sev.
enth street, opposite stevens Apartment House.
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Lien B. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
as SsR en- B KsSfS fEse
THURSDAY DEC. 10,
% chaaSsrs and WI y Rssd S'iG streets
for A' sHRRH Fl She svE RSSy iRsGRsern'
Ct the latest designs and never used comprising Tee
and Pork Butter and Ice Cream Knives crumb scraper
sugar Spoons, Sauce Ladies' &C., &C. To be sold without
imported breech-ioadng Shot Cum Moore maker, 10
guage, 3Iinch barrel, pounds
RICH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER-oFFIcE AND
Asston N M HppTSs the Post s
THIS S aSsSs Epsus XAs r bsssn5s. i,
F FRAeAE SEss OR Asb sEs dSob
SUPERB esSSzA SETS FOR DINING
FOR Particulars 5s SEE ozrAlo Sf Ths DAY
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUOTIONEER
"A Ss aSS and II Gsda5 street
g 4His b2 N!lf Bss f Is, ijIgE.
wALpRoY 4 COOKE win sell as above fine assort-
owing Sddsr Tor sash % ''' '''
sssrstar ~ and d. Library u Bookcases s
Oak and walnut a ad Batlet g:,,o,
Gilt and walnut framed Mirrors
Toys, Dolls and Games
Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wristbands.
Bounce Silver Plated Ware
II walnut Library Tables, &c.
2S Sewing Machines,
in good order.
Wheeler Wilson, Finke Lyon, Weed, Grover & Baker
and all other Machines in good order.
Alsp,
Holiday Presents Of all kinda
Catalogues at sale.
UCTI0N NOTICE.
IA THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,
200 LOTS STAPLE AND i FANCY DRY GOODS
AT IL o'clock,
700 LOTS
MADE UP FURS,
consisting OF
Sable, Mink, Ermne. Gray Squirrel, Muskrat Fancy
squirrel French German and American Fitch Sealsk
and French Conv MUFFS, COLLARS, PELERINES,
BOAS, CAPES and CUFFS.
Also
Astrakhan MUFFs and COLLARS, with Angora Trim
mngs.
Attention of buyers is invited Catalogues and goods
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

A FAMILY LIQUOR CASES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
IN. dozen, nine different kinds; wines and liquors
Warranted pure g. j. MURPHY d CO.,
, q Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

lNHURCHES, FAIRS AND INSTITUTIONS GET YOUR
~ Pop Corn at the manufactory only 81 40 per bushe
Send your order and will deliver It Mandatory,
rs Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

PARTIEs HAVING HOUSES, STORES. OR OFFICES
10 rent and those wanting same, will insure prompt
attention by calling on or addressing JOHN $. EVEN,
Real Estate Broker 80 Nassau street.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOL
SALE OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMs-FOR SALE TO FARMERS,
n gardeners and farm laborers from the Old Country
good Farm Lands Grgn soiD, at $25 per acre, SIX
great markets OF New York and Philadelphia. by rail
road where from % to 40 constitute good farm,
when partly planted TO fruit from this locality greater
quantity and variety OF fruit is sent to market than from
other place OF equal In the United Sates ii Is
in the midst Of thriving community with good roads,
families and others can procure work at straw sewing
shoe work, buhOnmnking, clothing work and other
branches many English irish and Scotch farmers have
settled and are prosperous; numbers Of gardeners from
the vicinity OF New York locatng papers containing
full in formation will be sent free of charge Address O.
X Lands, Vtncland, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

UCTION NOTICE.
"A JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer, will sell at public
auction on Friday December 10 at IL O'Clock on the
farm formerly owned BY Ed Merritt situated On North
Westchestcr county New York. all the fine and thorough
bred Cattle, and fine family and farm Horses Car
rages and Wagons Robes, Harness, Bells Farm Wagon
Moving Maehine Garden Tools barrels Of Cider, Apples
also the finest lot Of Fowls in Westchester county, &C.
Sale positive shine without limit restriction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

A RESPECTABLE MECHANIC DESIRES A COM.
n fortably furnished single Room in private Amer
ran family in vicinity of Twentyseventh street Address
rang terms S. 4 H., IS East Twenty-seventh street.
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN WISH A SUIT or
furnished RoGms with hoi anS f9ld water grate
with terms, which must be moderate, WINTER Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

CECoND FLOOR wANTED-oF OR ROOMS, IN A
y respectable neghborhood by family of adults, ref
frences exchanged. Address DESIRABLE, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY VALUABLE rs
i tate on York River formerly called 'Rpon Hall,
but now known Bigler's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18

VERY DESIRABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
n Situated In a picturesque and heathfhl village
three minutes walk from the abroad station and ~
hours from Forty second street dcpo consists of IA
acres, with magnificent shade and bearing fruit trees
house contains Is and the whole property will be
sold at bargain. Address MELVILLE L. MEAD, South
NorWalk, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-18
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED,

"a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH SECONI
IN Floor furnished or unfurnshed mo housekee ping
near Union Madison square all modern convenences
Address PERMANENCE, Herald Office.