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THE WEATHER

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WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. Z, 1872, III am.}
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwRNTr-BoUR HOURS
The barometer has continued highest over the
southern states, with generally clear weather
and light to fresh southerly winds. Cloudy
weather and areas of light rain prevailed on
Friday over the lower Missouri valley Pennsyl-
vania, and New Jersey, and this morning over
Lake Michigan and the northern portions of
New York and Vermont. Otherwise generally
clear weather. Easterly to southerly winds and
partly cloudy and foggy weather are now pre-
vailipg from nj aine to Maryland. The tempera-
ture has risen somewhat over the middle states
and the northern sections of Ohio and Vermont.
A heavy thunder storm was reported from
Rochester, N. Y, at midnight. Rising barome-
ter, northerly and westerly winds and clear and
cooler weather Is now probably prevailing from
Kansas to Minnesota and Lake Superior.
PRoBABILITIRs.-Rising barometer, north
erly to westerly winds and cooler weather extend
eastward from the northwest over Illinois,
northern Indiana and Michigan during the day,
and over the lower lake region during to- ight.
Winds veering to the southery and westerly over
the New England and middle states, with prob
ably cloudy weather and areas Of rain during
the day from New Jersey to Maine, but clearing
weather tonight. Generally clear weather con-
time over the southern states east OF the Missis-
sippi. The morning telegraphic reports from
upper Michigan to Kansas and westward are
still missing.
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Beading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
sAICRDAY. ....." September =, ls73.
The Star Nv Mail.

persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have THE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they DESIRE at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders. accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office Of the paper.
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nFTHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
pisTRICTk at 5aaseA so GT TIE 5t5
street, bet wen s and streets, on MONDAY EVE
and Dyer s tS ShR nes
ing. All the voters Of the Seventh District are
ols:a esdsn, Seventh District sp Club
Nm CIT EITTs si nc, Hss NkTiSEAa yET
nFsora ant tina, all who have signed TIE rolls aud
burg on the l5h should be present or send 10 their
The Of sed ia Tor in
II A. h. 6. RICHARDSON, Bee. Sec.
esse., W. u. Jones, Of Madison, Ca writes:
CT Ss l o ~ sss
years, being unable great portion Of the time to
been entirely eured b. the 81 81 only sae
your Rosadais.' after the disease had obsinsteiy
eminent physicians Of hs United STATES OF nome
oi Ion IN Nv were ever able even to assign name
rs IHERE will be q meeting OF the BOARD
~ 0F TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC s1HS0Ls.
sH iHst Sei5ef SenSe GSron so
" 7T THE ME !, s;iI q the SOC; :DEM::
III IhaTG mn 3 s ssi
~ INV YORK BEPUBL1CAN As5OCIA-
sfis Association viii be held II Harmonisi Hall,
Pennsyivanis avenue, on SATURDAY EyENING,
' WHRsES Sc q. STONE. Sea c. oIAfp . sse :.
~ GBAND BATIT tW AT UNION-
he domination, of GeusTsi UhiDmaD to Congress,
and scIomon q. Brown to the House Of Delssstes
s BE- rd by NJ ,s # r. F,
Der 9, ISL let All attend.
By order 5Ss Chairman
ne c Z:
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
WASHINGTON. Sept. lS.2S
Dealers In the Northern Liberty Market whose
:! e.
at the office Of the Board Immediately. Prompt
ae'''n VIII 'en o" 'I XIrx. R. SHEPHERD.
ee6-st lRepub. and Chron.l Vice President.
10 30 I Q
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
DIsTAIcT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, september s, is72.S
o q p.e CT as p
plafiGns iesHectIns the constrrction Of private
snpsrvision Of the LegslatiSe HsssSIiy. 10 Tue
Agreeaby to this requirement, rules and regula-
removing Of buidings in said District and FOR hs aa
Inspections have been adopted By the Board and are
Copies II the rules can be obtained at the Office Of
,h Ss q buildings northeast corner of 18th
By order Of the Board; ,,
CHAS. g. JOHNSON,
seq 6t Rep .6Chron.l Assistant Secretary.
nFOFFICE OF THE CoLgMBIA HALLWAY
Wy COMPANY,
SEPTEMBER 4, 1872.
By order Of the Directors, a Dividend OF ONE
DOLLAR PER SHARE OF STOCK out OF the
earnings of the six months ending August 81, Is72
has be- declared, payable AMI after the 10 TIL
INSTANT, at the Washington City Savings Bank.
The Books Of the Company will be. open at the
Beard Of tt ade Rooms until the 9TH INSTANT, for
/ the transfer Of stock.
| W. II CLAGETT,
se5-er3t Secretary and Treasurer
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FOR SALE.

Eok sALf.A second hssd oAl trESTsR
and oosi Y.si, s ..s s = = md 81 q M .ess..
war; phslkABLk FAKM F0B cal =.
1sEss % &c. ely s'sF' gss
sos AZ, SO sore.. l9ee portion Of No owed
Of II. r.ssaes se ensi.s. ssr 81 sSsr
iety epon i, se i.sa; Ihers is fruii e .ss
on different portion. Of it, ana the on viii -ss IL
M three @ils: from s..nlns. sSas as So.
Iss,;n and PosC@.e r.iro.a Sss. seven
Or s farms. Schools and f1 sh snl'ss. 70.
and e'a. ,S
FOR sALE-A PLEAsURE BOAT, IS feet Ions,
suitable for nshins. cunning, rowing and "A
sailing, having four oars. small .an, Ger ter ~
ssS Gsf .csns4
aud b streets NV. sea-st
RE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
BARGAINS! BARGAINsg BARGAINsm
FOB sALE-si, new two st.ry BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES on 18TH street n W, between W
and BoInesry streets, six rooms each. tree on .
front ready Ter shruSsery an sbS
handsome picket fierce to each house, dollhouse &c
lots ITO feet deep opening on alley; near State De-
Rsriment enisni 70 two street railroads. and in
street and ssa part OF the city,
Terms: $500 each; sac cash, balance in msnthly
''''''e ''' Vi p6BSk pARNkILLE.
Real Esfaie Brokt-s
sul0 No. i427 rstreet NV.
EQRSALE-op easy terms the sA MPLE ROOMS
No oos Pennsy snia avenue, next 20 Metro
E,litsn Hotel Inquire Of WELCkER q HAGER-
II ,oOs 18th street. aug7-lm
OSSl ACRKs or LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
%cc4 IN MONTGoMERY COUNTY,
The subscriber intending TO discontinue farming
offers at private sale his FARM in Mont a a
gomety county. Md, the residence Of the v2ky
iate Leroy w. Finch, containing 2sSS &e:
scfes private sale. This arm Is located on me
turnpike leading from Rockville 10 Georgetown, d,
Q, and the Washington and Point Of Rocks railroad
passes through il.
Ii offers o rare inducement TO anv gentleman IN
Washington, d. O., desiring to purchase O country
residence being only distant IL miles BY rail from
half en- hour. 1t is about miles southeast from
rockville. The improvements consist q Q oomno-
dious and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
mouse, eranary, good stabing. ice house, meat
1ouse, seIvants house in yard. hen house, pump Of
hpe water near the house. with dairy.
There are also fine orchards in bearing, Of spyles,
peaches, pears and cherries The land IL in q GOOD
STATE OF alton, producing good crops OF wheat
corn, rye, oats, grass, &C., large proportion eene
now well set in grass The location IL healthy and
conNtnleDt 10 churches, schools and mills.
ANY person desiring to purchase the above prop
erty VIII please call upon Messrs. Peter Hender-
son, Attorneys in Rock vile, Md or Messrs. Dodge
either OF whom Will give the price and terms OF sale,
LUCIUs =. FINCH.
COOP PASTUBAGE FOB go head OF
horses can be accommodated by calling at the resi-
dence Of the late Leroy W Finch, miles southeast
aus3s.w.n i.B.F.
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LOCAL RRCoRD-The Thermometer in the
business room Of The STAR office registered as
follows to-day IS a. m, $50; 10 a. m, so; Il m,
$50; p. M, So; p. m, -.
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MEDICAL, &C.

N1ABAME WILSON,
" A hesEiarig Educated Fsrsr's Pisstcian aAd
MtdcUeloan be coma ulted all Diseases Inctf,nGal
9 LadteS.
Residence and Consultation Rooms =, \ gsh street,
between n and L. Rooms, Board, Medical attend
aLce, DC, al reasonable prices. Hnl6 I'm
nR; sARDSks, Lak o5Ess hscosd b. o Years.
~ HoYsid., cSn be consulted privately T.Un 4
g. m. 20 ~ p. 10: 81 his residence, leo2 masssha-
setls ssenue, betses, 10Th snd lth streets n. W.
from his great exRsriele- IN treating ever lOSn
cases Q, the o. 2. Nesersl Hospital, and q prso-
be csp warrant o cure In o To- days.
n. BIZ pom the reoeipf OF Slp, ADVICE ned,-
cine VII se sent ~ express. he warrants % cure
involuntary emissions. sulS-ly
he. MOTIFS YRKNuH PowDBss, OsRYlIH
- CVkh Tor Nervous Debility, seminal BBfsr
sfons, caused BY indscreticn, 0enorr hsea, 0lest,
scrofula, skin Disease, ey phnis, IN I'll iss orsa.
speedily cured.
Bcisc~ C1esss $50 M~ssr, a.sss.ass.
prrGgi9 corner PennsylvaEs ave. and l3fh ,stress.
Prfce ~ peribo1. sent by mail ne ~
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OLE COLUMBIA.


TIL. SiTth day Of September, Il. II. IS72.
null w. RAwL!NGS, ct al No. 1853, Equity Doc. II.
Samuel l.. Phillips and James Hogan, the trus-
tees pointed oy decree of the Court in the above
entitled cause, pas sed on or about the 18th day Of
November A D. 1871, to sell the property described
~ TIE proceedings in said cause, having
the Court that on the 14th day of December, A. d.
I'LL they seid At public auction, TO Mrs Henrietta
Il Berry the east half OF lot 49, in 1929, stu
ate ~ Washington city. D. c., for the Of three
hundred dollars and on the 26th day of July, s. D.,
1872 10 Theodore Lewis part OF lot 29 in square 904,
in eaid city, for the sum OF eleven hundred dollars
and that said purchasers have complied with the
terms of sale efcribei by said decree:
II s by the Court, this 9Th day OF September, A d.
ls7l ordered that said gale be ratified and rned
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
before the 5TH DAY OF OcToPER next: provided
printed and published in the city of W sshngton D.
q once week for three successive weeks, prior to
said last named date.
ID. @. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
A true copy.-Test: II. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
Hp7.e.3W BY L. Z WIrIIsMs. Asst CLARK
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VERY RANpsoMH LI0Rr-COLORII
PANTS, pnsurpssssl h bso1ty q dssien sne
ycsknanship, from % 70 %, o .. txBAU0. l0ll
eerrEylysQ!s syepss, Nh
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EUURTH DISTRICT SCHOOLS, NOTICE.;
prices, at
B.. T. YEATJAN'S,
1913 ~ street, between X and L SIS,
South Washington.
- Old Books taken in exchange se6-6t-
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~ PITTSBURG.-The NATIONAL vETE-
BAN CLUB will meet THIS EVENING at ASS
reDnsy Nv anla avenue at 50 O'Clock sharp. IL is
Important that all who have signed the rolls, and
those who intend accom- paby ing the Club to Pitts
burg the 18Th, should be present or send ia their
i N order that al may be fully provided for in
By order Of the President.
II A H @ RICHARDSON Pec Sac
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nFTHEkE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Wy kEGu1AR REPUBLICANS OF THE
eENfNTH DISTRICT at Quaker College, 10th
street, between and streets, on MONDAY EVE
MING NEXT. at - O'Clock. General N. p. Chapman
and Colonel George W Dyer will address the meet
ing. All the voters Of the Seventh District are
urged to be present. j. III JACKSON,
IT. President Seventh District Ran Clnh
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PROFESSIONAL

he hBiNhAkp has removed his --t-e 20 No
~ 1908 New Rork svenue " on . k,nrs' q
TO % a m 2to 81. N, and o. m. .e,S-lm
nk, GEO. ., EssS has kENOvEn from his ola
- Place on 9TH street, between M ana A : 10 No
ner Of NJ. ans, $780,
DE- D. M0oB.,
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
4 Saward for piatntins; Noah Davis, 8. r Nash
and o. Van Santwood for defendants.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

eUPRERE COURT-CmCUIT-Causes added TO
November Term, 1872; run down causes, N0vem-
ber Term, 1877, and new issues, December Term,
1s72-lNos. 29l}s, 14sh, 2s2h, l06SH, $3.50 70
4060 inclusives
SUPREME CouRT-sPEcIAL TERx-Demurrers-
Nos. to 70 inclusive. Law and Fact-Set down
causes-Nos. %, 81, 116.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMpERs.-First Monday cal
endar.
Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos. 1851, 21s7,
2035, 222s 2227, 203, IT, COS, III, 76l 29H, 3067,
S941, 237, 59s, 723, 1855, 1881, lI62. Part D
Held by Judge Barrett.-Nos. 1918, 500, TO, $40,
ssN 1iso, 90, 4so, 1924, 7o2, so4,s, 2ssSk, 2i5O,
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos. 1921, 7S9, 1879, 1617 493 1878,
1885, 53, SAT- 1927, 1851 $685. 1899, 1889. 1927,
1923, l34o 1857. 1887, 1S4a, ll09. Part 2-Held by
l124, 1884, $780, 726, 12e 1476 l4O2 s76 1882 I4ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-1RIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Loew.-N0s. 1898, 112f1s, 1861, $40,
1885, 800, 1885, 81, 1898, 1897, 1892 1876 1884, 1915
1869, 17l2 1885, 1884 1854 374 6l2 6lS 1855 1885,
932 6s 6os. 1885, 1900, 1885, 1874 172l isl4, 1917,
1855.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CENERAL TERM-HeM
by Judges DAILY, Robinson and Loew.-Appeal from
ber Term, Nos 20 to ~ inclusive; motions Nos. %.
29 appeals from this Court and referees; re-
ports or october Term, Nos. 80 to "A inclusive;
down causes, october Term Nos. 45 to 62 inclusive;
new issues Nos. 63 o4, G5, 66 Appeals from Ma
New issues-Nos. 10 to 155 inclusive.
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM--Part 1--Hcld by
Judge Shea.-NOs. 149S, 1899, 1900, 500, GA, 500,
100, 1882 no. 592 572, 1873, S44 109o. Part 2-Hcld
BY Judge Joachimsen.-Nos 55s. 535, $50, 69s, $50,
3-Held BY Judge Curtis-Nos. q ATS, 6o4, 9os, 92c,
927, 92S, 929, $50, 931, 932, $685. 934, 935, 936.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

pals5sn Of Law in attorneys fees. ny this system
the employmsnt o. an attorney could IN almost all
cases be wholly dispensed with.
COMPLICATION or PENSION LAWS
IN my hast annual report attention was invited TO
SION laws, together with important amendments
and changes In phrase0sgy. In pursuance-0 Of this
recommendation Dill Was prepared at the IN.
OF Representatives, which, after careful eX-
animation and revision by the committee,
y s
the last days OF the session and prevented its con-
sideration by the Senate Realizing more senst-
gained by this codhcation, with the proposed
changes, am constrained to ask that You earnestly
request the early attention OF the Senate to the
The abstract OF the decisions OF the Sec
retary Of tue Interior, together with the
sons and bounty land, have been com
pleted, printed and placed in the hands Of the
obtained by this manual or rules has been Secured
Every new decision Is at once, under this arrange
ment placed upon the record @ rs syllabus y lao pre-
sion Of the entire working force.
GENERAL REMARKS
Inc general work OF adludicating tne pension
qufring greater caution from the Iact that those
remaining or now received are not for the most
prompt disposition Their consideration is neces-
sarily protracted, and the applicants and their
friends must be patient and lorbearing:
tration OF the pension laws has been to adopt that
liberal construction which Ii the manifest letter
and spirit OF the statutes themselves; and while
forbearing to impose upon the benedciarfes OF the
government any unreasonable or unwarrantable
requisiti0ns, vet, ON the other hand, relaxing
nothing OF what the law absolutely demands, and
exacting rigid complance with such rules and
regulations as are deemed essential to guard
against the admission OF fraudulent or improper
claims. The pension policy or the government is
gradually but surely growing into more perfect
system, more cautious in Its operations and more
phlosophic in Its analysis and application or pfn
ciples.
In estimating the amount OF work accomplished
during the year due consideration must be given
10 the fact that the labor required in the adndica-
tion Of claims has been largely increased by new
legislation, particularly In the direction OF increase
OF pensions, repeated notifications OF old acts,
necessary changes n the ruling resulting there
rom, and the additional fact that many OF the
claims are old and difficult as above mentioned.
More cxacting and rigorous demands have been
made OF clerks in Sitting testimony In the care and
promptitude with which correspondence Is con-
ducted and in the completeness with which briefs
are prepared Taking into consideration these
facts, feel justified IN the belief that 1T no former
period was the work OF this bureau greater in
amount or more perfect In character.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
THE BANKS OF THE HUDSON.
Drowning OF am Eccentric Itfnernnt mt
Newburg-Hts Dody Weighed Down by
CuriOusly Original Money Safes.


Newburg-His Dody Weighed Down by
CuriOusly Original Money Safes.
NEwBURG, N. Y, Nov. 80, 1872.
man named Abram Halstead, travelling
chair mender, was drowned this morning by falling
from the wharf at the root OF Fifth stree. into the
Hudson. Efforts were made to save him, but he
did not rise to the surface after entering the
water. The cause Of his sudden disappearance
from the view Of those who were
ready to aid him was probably the weight
OF metal which he carried on his person. Round
his waist were three stout Chains, to which were
attached about dozen metallic pouches or Boxes
in which lie carried his money, each chain being
fastened by paddock couple Of slungshots and
several other weighty articles were found in his
clothing the entire load OF metal being sufficient
to sink him to the bottom OF the river In the
metallic boxes secured to his person I'm the manner
stated were sums of money amounting In all TO
SAL "A.
HATSTEAD
lodged at the station house last night and informed
the officers that he was subject to ITS, and tnat
several times when attacked by these when on
been robbed. To guard against future plundcrngs
he had caused the chains and pouches to be nude,
wnicn MS money @ sey ae enough m AGAINST 9e
fits, but which proved to be unlucky appendages
when their owner fell into the river.
were recovered by means OF graphing irOns after
about half an hours submersion, when Lille was, OF
course, extinct
AN INQUEST
was held by Coroner Samuel Gibb. The testimony
showed that deceased was resident OF Ellenville,
Ulster county; his father is farmer, residing at
New Paltz, same county; that deceased was sub
ject to alta ks or temporary insanity as we'll as 10
epileptic fits. Deceased has friends living in New
York and POughkeepsie. The verdict OF the jury
was to the effect that lie came to his death by acci
dental drowning while laboring under temporary
insanity
THE NEwBURG BIBLE SOCIETY,
one OF the Oldest auXiliares OF the American Bible
Society, held it's fitythird anniversary exercises
in Union church on the evening or thanksgiving
Day. The reports, read by Rev. John Forsyth,
u. D., chaplain at West Point, who Is correspond
ing secretary o. the society, showed that 1t is In
fOurlsning condition. Addresses were made by
Rev. J. G. d. FindIey, pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church; Rev. J. J. Walsh,
q missionary recently returned from India;
and Rev. Mr.. Lent, delegate from the Orange
County Bble Society to this body. During the
past year the city has been carefully canyassed,
ana families destitute OF the scriptures have been
supplied, except where the volumes were refused.
The following officers were
ELECTED
for the ensuing year:-Presdent Rev. Samuel
Carlisle; Vice President, Rev. William H. Gleason;
corresponding Secretary, Rev. John Forsyth,
d. D.; Recording Secretary, James Mitchell;
Treasurer, John j. 8. McCroskery.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
ARSON.

Nathaniel Braun was arrested yesterday morn
Ing by the police OF the Seventh precinct, charged
with having set fire to his room at No. 2 jefferson
street, on the corner OF Division street. The
things In the room where the fire took place were
damaged to the extent Of $l5 and the house was
injured to the extent OF about $40.
Oflcer Hawkey, df the Fire Marshals ONCE,
states that he thinks Braun had nothing
in the room that would be worth more than $500.
J. II. Krautwitz, teacher, occupied the room with
today before Ere Marshal McSpedDn. Braun claims
the stock belonging to him In the room was dam
aged to the extent OF SIS. He Is insured for $780,
The furniture OF Krautwitz was insured for $1,000.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

IlY 8. w. DAUCHY, AUCTIoNEER.--DAUCHY 4
ID JOHNSON sell, this day, at O'Clock, at l54 Canal
sisting q parlor suits IN reps and harcloh Bedroom
ding, Comforters, Blankets Sheets, Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows, lace and damask Window Cur
tains, Shades, Mrrors Extension and other Tables
Chairs, Rockers tapestry and ingram Carpets, Ward
robes, Bureaus, Clocks Oilcofhs, Silver Plated Ware,
marble top Centre Tables Mantle Ornaments, Crockery
and Glassware. Stoves Kitchen Utensils, de-
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

A UCTIoN sALE.-THIs DAY, AT PRIVATE
residence l2l West 26th st., commencing a. 1oz
o'clock HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer sells 80 lots, by
catalogue Of elegant household Furniture viz Rose
wood Pianoforte rich Paror and Bedroom Suits Mirrors,
Brussels and velvet Carpos OIL Paintings Bronzes 0rna
ments single and double Bedseads Bureaus Wardrobes
Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture, &C.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

A UCTION sALE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
IA ture, Pianofortes, Parlor Suits 'Bronzess &C.
This Mondayl morning commencing at l0la o'clock
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells ali the costly
Works o Art contained IN private residence lD Yves,
rianoior.e psflor Suits latest styles Br9nzes 2rua
rosewood and walnut; Bedstcads, Bureaus, complete
Bedding &c. Dining Room Buffet Chairs, Extension Ia
be solid Silver, &C Over 800 lots by catalogue. Sale
positive.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

A UCTION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT
"A Household Furniture Pianoforte Ac:, the properly
elegant mansion 80 West 18th st. near 9TH az, commenc
Suits Pompndour Marie Anioinetc styles; P
anotortc, celebrated makcr Etageres Bookcase, Velvet
Medallion Carpets Mirrors Clocks, Paintings by emil
nent artists, Extension Table, Buffet, Silver Ware Linen
China Glass, Cutlery rosewood, walnut Chamber Furn
ture Mattresses also Furniture scrvants apartments
Sale peremptory. A. MARTINES, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1872-12-02
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SC

J,RANKFIELD Co, JEWELLERS, s23 EIGHTH AVE-
in nue., corner Twentysxt street. and 200 sixth ave-
nue. corner Fourteenth strcctAmerican Watches, Cue
koo and French Clocks Damonl, Gold Jewcry soil
Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware choice selections
at manufac turers' prices
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION
IA This day Monday,, Dec. at 10a O'clock first class
city made Household Furnitle property of Dr. Philip
Won AIson leaving for Europe at the residence ll
Sixth avenues ERNEST ROTH, Observation-Disclosures
Velvet Brussels, Medallion Carpets; magnificent latest
Turkish Chairs lounges Mirrors Curtains, Paintings
reaus Washss nds spring and Hair MATTRESSES Beding
Sofas Cpars Lounges covered with reps and harcotll
wants Furniture. Sale positive. House TO LET. Goods
packed and delivered for purchasers city country
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

RY +. COTTON, AUCfI6NEER.
- Elegant Chinese, Japanese
and

by +. COTTON, AUCTI6NEER
~ Elegant Chinese, japanese
= x. East India Goods
ber 2 1T II o'clock, -
me entire Stock and Fixtures
Of Mes5rs Fountain Co. No S37 and Ssq Broadwav
corner Of Thirteenth street,
Most, II not all. OF the goods have been
ESPECIALLY IWPORTED
by the above named welt known holse and excct In
qanty and variety any collection oe red 10 the
public. Among this assortment may found elegant
Chinese and Japanese Vases, rich Cabinets and China
ware. Tea Poys, Fancy Boxes, Camelsi Hair shawls
scars Bronxe Lacquere Goods Dress foods silks and
satns Chinese Teas Persian Rings Mats elegant PANS
selection of curious Articles Of yeru also all Store
Fixtures Glass Cases Counters, &c
DY IsADoRE ,. swARZKOPH, AUCTIoNEER-
ID Sells at one o'clock. i2S s. Marks PLACE Carpets
Furniture and Mirrors of private family, in lots
Dealers invited. ]. J. swARzKo oPH, 27s Bowery.
EXTRAORDINARY
ART SALE
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

4 LIEN b. MINER AUCTIONEER
IL ssalesrooms 81 Chambers and u Readc streets.
BY ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BRO,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER T.
at l0is o'clock, at their salesrooms,
So Chambers and n Readc streets
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITuRE-Pier and
Mante Mirrors, Carpets oilcoths, &C, 6c Details
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