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The New York herald., 1873-04-13
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS AUCTlONEER.
M Executrixs Sale of Property 1874 and 1888 Hudson St
+. II. LUDLOW co.
will sell at auction on TUESDAY, April Is 1873, at IL
O'Clock, at the Exchange saesroom, Ill Broadway Trim
ity Budng New York sale by order OF the executrix
William James Boggs, deceased -
Hudson strcet-Naluabe Lot with two story and attic
brick Dwelling known as NJ ISL 20xs0 feet and extern
contains water IL rooms &c. Lot 2)x64 feet
Hudson street-Naluable Lot with two story aud attic
brick Dwelling No. lsS ax30 feet contains gas water
10 rooms Lot 2Dx6 south side and 10 north In
fee simple. Terms at sale. Maps &c at the Office of the
Auctioneers, No. 5 Pine street. New York
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IlY CAMPBELL 4 co, AUCTIONEERS.
ID Office 34S Hudson street
Give personal attention to auction sales OF House hold
Furniture private residences years experience
furniture branch enables them to guarantee
fu value; charges moderate returns day OF sale
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A LIEN r. MINER, AUOTIONBER
"A salesrooms IS Chambers and " Reade street
Horse Auction Mart. 337 $50 and Al Fourth avenue
corner Twenty Nth street


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fsass gss % e
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suits csmpe S sna ssd
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Tabecc,hs Napkins and Towels China Glass and Silver
Kitchen Gtcnss S sSa Lnaemsn
by order Otto Young. Mortgage.
TUESDAY, APRIL D.
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Silver patod Ware, svcrpiaisd Cutlery A 30 N'' '''
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ls,
81 WEST S sfsEf # sEHflSsf EIGHTH
NE2 EREoGToRs' s5GTb ayssGss' SALE.
b assI PTsyss
Executors estate W. s. Campbell deceased.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL II AND 10.
NOS %. st ioA oclsck Ct the Libby Ho~se, .vpnur
Il,
THE ENTIRE GoNTENTs OF OF THE ABOVE HOUSES.
comprising velvet Brussels and ingram Carpets Pier
and Mante Mirrors rosewood Piano black walnut Suits
in brocae and reps Centre and Side Tables Lace Cur
tains and Cornices Etagere Clocks and Mantel Orna-
ments black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus.
Wardrobcs, Washsands, Lounges and Chairs Mirrors;
sers and Pillows Toilet Crockery Window Shades. Cur
tains about 2W pairs each Blankets Sheets Pillow and
Bolster Cases Towels DC Dining Tables large ass0rt
ment Crockery for Dinner Breakfast and Tea Ser
vice; Silyerplaed Ware in great variety Glassware,
Cutlery, Cash Counter, Barro0m and Lunchroom Fix
Counters
Bar Show Bottles, Glasses, &C.
fine stock q Liquors comprising Brandies Whiskeys.
Kitchen and Laundry-Large size Moneuse Range In
perfect order, with all the appurtenances complete;
Steam Tables and Heaters; large assortment Of Copper
Ware, comprising Urns, Saucepans Omelctte and Jelly
Dishes, Kettles &C. Tin and Iron Ware In variety Man
gle Ironing Stove and Tables and in TACT everything
belonging to well Ordered hotel kitchen and laundry;
also Gas Fixtures throughout the house, Steam Heaters
aud Pipes, &c, &c.
THURSDAY, APRIL IT,
at l0la O'Clock. at the residence
60 EAST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY
AND UNIVERSITY PLACE
Genteel Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets, Pianos.
&c. &c. Particulars in time.
FRIDAY APRIL 49,
at 1GR o'clock. at 81 West Fifteenth street.
all the Furniture of the first class boarding house located
above, comprising Carpets, Mirrors, rosewood and
black walnut Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Furniture.
Particulars i'll time.
FRIDAY APRIL l8,
Mt ZAial lnrkt ntrs pInarn
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T0sEPH sCHON0OOD 4 co, AUCTIONEERs WILL
81 sell Monday. April H. at l42 East Fittieth street. be-
tween Lexington ana Third avenues, at lO1 O'Clock
and Ingram Carpets oiicIohs Wardrobes walnut Bed.
steads, marble top Tables, Extension Tables, Mirrors,
black Hair Set Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows,
Bosters, Blankets Quilts China Sets Dishes Cooking
Utensils, In lots to suit spectators or buyers
T P. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER.-BY j. s. KNIGHT 4
- =. CO., l85 Greenwich street. corner Dey. Monday,
April H. l0 O'Clock, specal sale of Hardware Cutlery,
House Furnishing Goods Plated Ware and Fancy Goods
at IL O'Clock good work and carriage Horses, one
Grocer's Wagon, light Bugges, sets Harness, double
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DY WIN. VAN TASSELL, AUCrIONEER,
ID office 10 I2 and ia East Thirteenth street. near

The we'll known Club House.
"a West Twenty.eighth street, near broadway,
MONDAY, April H. at II O'Clock
consisting OF Faro Table Red and Black Table, full set
OF Keno Apparatus, Balls Wheels. Cards Sc.; about
1000 ivory Checks Deal and Cue Boxes about 100 black
walnut, oak Dining and sitting Room Chairs;
10 black walnut Extension Tables, round Card liable,
covered with billiard cloth very elegant Brussels Car
pet marble top black walnut Sdeboard, bronze Chande
lers and Fixtures Crockery and Glass Ware &C, &C.
Lilies Combination Safe; being the entire contents
first ella IS sporting and club house.
Sold to close mortgage.
Catalogues ready at Office of the auctioneer.
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L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLA IS WEBER PIANO; =,
octavcs: four round corners To be seen at 81 Eas
10th street No dealers
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L,IRSr CLASS PIANOS RETAILED AT wHoLEsA\l.
IL prices, direct from factory. Send for circular L
Barrow street, near Hudson street
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SSs5, Som s.;s SS S.!ss
under direction Of A; a; Rosield. Reierce.
axssSwrcH sfahsTms story to 'h high stoop and base
Hss sns hs S :P 10
" Psck sh aSSHs sS s ssSh Fl and
Store s Peck slip aortn%ss corner OF s0u'n street,
a. van-s!f ta hytpas rfS'S!s square
sTH sS ;sy faE:S
iiie liberal .io' Maps at n Cedar St
4 j. pLEECKER, son a co, AuCTIoNEERs.
Vi HpTh z Las ana Buildings
and W wsshnsfnn nn @ 81 So%iheast Of Beach st.
pier and IN the rear Of the United States bonded ware
house on Greenwich and Beach ss Terms LIBERAL
A g. BLEEcKER, SON 4 co, AuCTIoNEERs
%p G1s. II noon Eighteenth St
nsS asSwn iR & nS .nS a
@ al al tse IN m order and repste
Maps at n Cedar street.
A. ThShsbAS S HpT ~ II as nHnr11siiE'S y noea'
two story brick Houses and Lots o. and % Thompson
"a Cedar street
A J. BLEECKER. SON 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs.
"A. Supreme Court sale In Partition
nnasi Sffss$a sE$s Sss.s'' ;.
teO o9s s ay northwest ,ah St, COL "a
~ 'S story brick Brewery
and Rpdinss the ground sslil Iont 5y l6S ..
AVENUE Brhs 1r,ek House and Lot i5i av. .. east
For parcnIsrs M apply % 70 POI Broad
A ); BLEEGKER, SON a co; WILL 81 SELL IL 4. At
change on 1iafissy III Ha NJ q" n0
and and M as suhr y
yesant avenues these cottages we're built by Mr. T.
hey are in s With have @ ne
and are repets with modern eomorts wen supplied
bedrooms with abundance of closets, marble manteIs,
A DgIAN T. MULLER AUCTIoNEER
Elwood aud Alth streets. being partof the Dyckman
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. R. wILKINs'k CO.,
WIN sell at auction "Wednesday April 49, at Il O'Clock
sherman avenueMFoUp Plots. south SIDE Of sherman
avenue commencing 800 iee east Elwood street each
3s aha Sas iIsc
each containing city lots and one lot on street pO'S
Elwood stree-Two Lots east side OF Ewood street. 200
s Two % hundred sS asS eleventh. s,reeFour Lots outh side
OF street commencing OO ieet west OF Ninth avenue
distance south Of the parade ground and can be
the Elevated ana Hudson River Railroad.
RcH JOHNSTON. AucIoNEER,
"A Office and salesroom, 81 Nassau street. opposite the
Pos. Office Horse Auction Branch, 49, IL % aud25 East
Thirteenth street
ARCH. JOHNSTON viii sell at auction this week as
follows
MoNDAY-Household Furniture at 255 West Twenty
second street.
TUEsDAYHousehod Furniture, at stores 81 Nassau and
So Liberty street
TUEsDAY-Horscs and Carriages, at ~ TO 25 East Thr-
teenth street
WEDNESDAY-Househod Furniture. at 3G4 West Thirty
first street
wEDNESDAY-Household Furniture, at 10 Barrow
street.
wEDNESDAY-Fine Oil Paintings at store 81 Nassau
street
THURSDAY-Fine Oil Paintings, at store 81 Nassau
street
THURSDAY-Ho Furniture, at III schemerhorn
street Brooklyn.
FRIDAY-Horses and carriages at 10 to % East Thr-
teenth street
FRIDAY-Household Furniture at 81 Nassau street
SATURDAY-houschold Furniture, at store SO Liberty
street
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NJ CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
\. Genteel Household Furniture,
Piunoiofte, Carpets, &c.

. On MONDAY, April Il, at iOIa O'CLOCK,
the entire contents OF brown stone house i5O Henry
street near Rutgers street. Carved and gilt
Parlor and Bedroom Suits Inlaid Cabinets imported
Musical. Chair Centre and Extension Tables Carpets
Mirrors, Piaaofore. Phelan Colender Billiard Table,
Clocks Bronzes, Oil Paintings China Glass and Plated
Ware; sealskin Sack, Mum and Cap and Camel's Hair
Shawl also, at | O'Clock. Horses l5 hands high,
Robes Saddle aud Bride &c, Catalogues at sale
Dealers and houSekeepers specially invited there Is
o going Europe.
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E'IRsr CLASS AND "a OCTAVE PIANosALAT RE
II duced prices, $215 and upwards fully guaranteed
second hand Pianos, celebrated makers $40 $o $50
$75 and 5000 Pianos taken in exchange Pianos ~ rent
one five octave Organ, with l6 feet pedal 800.
f. LUDkE. IS Second avefYue
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PERRY's HALLET, DAVIS. 4 CO.'S hND OTHER
ID Pianos and Organs for rent sale insta menss
cheap second hand Pianos low.
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4 LIEN Il. MINEK. AUUTTONEEK
~ salesroon,s 95 Chambers and q Reade streets
BY ALLEN II. MINER BROTHER,
FRIDAY, 18th. and SATURDAY, 10Th of April,
at 10l. o'clock, at the
Worth House,
JUNCTION OF BROADWAY. FIFTH AVENUE AND
Twenty NTH strect--Handsome Household Furniture
Mirrors, Curtains, Carpets &c, &c. all OF which were
made to order and fine condition Particulars here
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nANIEL A. MATTHEW'S AUCTIONEER GIVES PER-
- sonal attention 10 SALES OF FURNITURE AT PRI-
vATE RESlDENCES or If preferred, at Saesr0om. 7z2
Broadway OpDOsite New York Hotel
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At 100 WEST ESD ST., PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
"A superb IA octave four round coFnered rosewood
Pianoiorte tor sale, made TO order, best Fourteentn
street makers used months $950A for $500 Stool,
Cover and Music Cabinet; can be seen h DAY sunday
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.

WI Percmptory sale in partition,
by order or the Court OF Common Pleas Eleven Lots
Madison avenue. Eighty NTH and Eignty-sixth streets.
+. II. LUDLOW Co will sell at auction, on Wednes-
room, III Broadway New York sae under the direction
OF Henry Morrison, Esq. Referee) -
Madison avenue southwest of Eighty sixth
sreetEeht Lots having frontage OF l02 feet on Madi
avenue and 1876 feet on Eighty sixth street
Madison avenue, southeast corner of Eighty-sixth
srcet-Pot OF Ground 80 feet Sinches by 2 feet 2inche
East Eighty NTH street-Two Lots north sde ii5 feet
west OF Madison avenue, OF Eighysxth street lots,
each 25xl02 feet inches
Twothrds fthe purchase money may remain on mort
gage. . . -
Maps &C. at the Office OF the uctoncers, No Pine
New
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FRIDAY, APRIL l8,
at l0is O'Clock, At our salcsrooms,
% Church and " Reade street
handsome Household Furniture Pier and ManeI Mirrors,
Carpets in variety &c, &c Details in future advertise
ment.
Also at o'clock r. NJ, to pay charges and advances,
for whom it may 70great patent Pant But
tons and $50 great gross patent shoe Buttons.
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DAUCHY 4 9OHNsON-BY WILLIAM II. OTTEY,
~ Auctionesr-.wi sell on Tuesday April 10 At iex =,
Furniture Ct story House. consisting Of rsror Bed
pets Feather Beds Pillows. shees Spreads Mattresses
Bureau Wsshsands Lookin Glasses Toilet
Set Tables Chairs ParlOr stoves. GLASS and CrockerY
Ware Ice Box, &c.
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n SEAMAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. Househod Furniture at auction. Tuesday April is
st f0h O'clock at private residence i65 West Twelfth
n biue cloth and crimson reps Buffet Extension Table.
md Ingram Carpet Chinaware. &c. Catalogues at II
Pine street
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| NJ. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
10 N

n. Gentec Household Furniture,
rosewood Pianoorc, Moamet and Velvet Carpets
Oil Paintings, BronZes, &c, &c.
to be sold Wednesday, April l6 at i0s O'Clock J,S
Seventh avenue between Thirtveighth and Thirty-nnh
streets comprising In t-Parlors contain rosewood
and satin parlor suits Moquet Carpets gilt Clocks and
bronze Cabinets Eageres, Barmore Pianoforte, Lace
Curtains and Mirrors, OIL PAINTINGS Bedrooms contain
very rich Chamber suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Com
modes Washstands Hair Mattresses Lounges. Lace Cur
tains Dining roonChina and Glass Ware, Silver Plate
Extension Table, Chairs. Library contains green
Suit Bookcase Card Table, Lambrequins and Curtains
Dealers and public invited
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JAMES CAGNEY, AuCTIoNEER, REAL ESTATE
81 and Loan Broker. 53l Hudson street, will give per-
sonal attention to the sale Of Furniture At private
idences, hotels stores stocks &c. 3 years experience
In the auction branch OF my business prompt reliable
returns; moderate charges For loaning Financial
col
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DY S. w. DAUCHY. AUCTIONEER.
ID DAUCHY X JOHNSON
will sell on Wednesday, April 6 at their salesrooms 44
and i56 Canal street at O'clock, 200 Carpets the
Filth Avenue Hotel consisting OF Royal Wilton, Axmn-
Moquet Velvet Body Brussels and Tapestry Car
pets, Rugs, Mats In fine order Sale peremptory
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r p HALE's NEW "a OCTAVE PIANOFORTEs
- the best and cheapest Pianos ever made For
sale bv the thousand at Thirty fifth street and Tenth
The New York herald., 1873-04-13

7 EWIS L. WOOD. AUCTIONEER AND DEALER IN
II New Jersey Real Estate
Jersey City Business Property ut Auction.
LEWIS f. WOOD will sell on Monday April H. 1873 at
O'Clock r NJ, the valuable Business Property situated
Newark avenue, above Grove street. Nos no. l42 and
l44 this property situated the principal business
thoroughare OF Jersey CITY, and offers chance
specula tors and those wanting a business site.
For particulars apply TO the auctoneer ~ Montgomery
street, Jersey City.
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DIANOs.-sECoND HAND OF VARIOUS MAKERS
in thorough order Tor sale at low prces also Pianos
rent and on instalments, by CHICKERING SONS IL
East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Filth
avenue
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DIANOS MANUFACTURERS PRICES $3.50 ~
j Octave, Carved Rosewood, patent Agraffe Treble;
all improvements; iuily warranted installments taken,
$l2 monthly.
X. CABLE, lo7 West rwentyt third st.. cor Sixth ave.
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A LADY WILL SELL AN ELEGANT PARLOR
n grand steinway Pianofortc car yed legs and case,
modern cost 81 00O less than half in
cuding stool % Third street, near broadway
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A YOUNG AMATEUR VIOkINIST HAVING NO
n further use for his instrument case &c will dispose
Uptown Branch office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES NJ hUOIlVN.
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
SO desirable Lots,
situate on the
Grand Boulevard
134th street.
to be sold at auction,
~ order of Alvin Higgins. Esq,
on TUESDAY, April Is
at O'Clock.
at the Exchange Saiesroom,
Ill Broadway,
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS & co,
Auctioneers.
These lots are on high ground, coed soil
and have a commanding
river view.
Terms liberal
Maps at office of Auctioneer, No. Pine street
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LIDwARD PETTINGER AUCTIONEER. SELLS TUES
~ day at II O'Clock, contents Of Billiard Rooms 81
elegant Bar, Mirrors, splendid oil Paintings Tables
Chars Carpets Oilcoths, DC Particulars day OF sale.
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NEW STYLES FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED
IN Cabinet Organs, ready this month, at RED UCED
PRICES; Sl0 and $l25 each Fifty other styles $50
$500 and upward, each. The MASON HAMLIN Organ
Company offer, at their Cyarerooms, % Union
square the largest assortment of the best instruments OF
this class the world ut prices which rendered
possible only by their unequallcd facilities for
ture. ORGANS rented with privilege OF purchase fol
quarterly monthly payments.
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D1ANos BEAUTIFUL WEBER INCLUDED, CHEAP
Il as the cheapest. the best sale;
rent allowed purchaser; at MERRELIiS, No Union
square, IDS Fourth avenue.
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NEW, FIRST CLASS SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
IN Pianos for rent-Rent allowed purchase money:
~ West Fourth street. one block from Broadway
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TAMEs NJ. FORD, GENERAL AUCTIoNEER RE
81 turns thanks TO his patrons for past iavors,
and begs leave TO inform those requiring his that
he is prepared to give his and faithful attention
to all BUSINESS entrusted to his having had thirty
five years practical experience in the Auction Furn
Business In all its its de tails feels confident giving
entire satisfaction Sales for this week-Tuesday,
quantity of Furniture the commodous salesroom 367
Bowery; Wednesday, at l01 2iU East Thirty eighth
street, Furniture, Pianos, &c on Thursday at the Fur
niture of four story house, 367 Bowery Friday
173 East Eighty second street. Furniture &c
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s. wE1NBERGER AUCTIONEER, SELLS TUES
L. day April 10, at 10Y O'Clock. at l5h Bowery. for
account OF whom does walnut frame french
plate Mirror and Base; elegant blue silk rep Suit ! !
brocael reception Chair UNI nished Suit also about O
rolls fnew English body Brussels Carpet tapestry in
grain and hemp Carpets about 70 pieces of Oicloth and
general Merchandise, Ac
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trusting TO their merit good attendance on the
evening OF sale.
Also Nine Hazards Jewelry, Laces, Fnrs, Antiquities,
Articles veru the Tuiieres and French Empress,
20 be sold without reserve
The Furniture will he sold att Y. VI.
ROBERT s0MERVILLE, Auctloneer,
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DIAN0s AND oRGANS.-GREAT BARGAINS, NEW
1 and most beautiful styles and perfect tones ever
made and by best makvrs at lower prices for cash. or
monthly instalmens tor during this MONTH
WATERS 4sl Broadway, than can be found elsewhere
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR COMPANION, RICHLY
"A carved rosewood, round Ia octave pianoiorte;
also magnificent square 7octave both embracing all
modern improvements; makers guaranties also entire
elegant Household Furniture Fan be this day or
Monday at 20 West Twenty street. near seventh av
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A UCTION NOTICE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUG
"A tioneer salesroom "a East Broadway will give his
personal sales Household the
residence Of parties declining housekeeping, be
removed 70 his spacious snlcsroom for convenience
~ sale stores OF all kinds, houses, Ac. storage
Inr furniture, dc. ~ years experienced pronpt returns
ssVuns moderate.
The New York herald., 1873-04-13

yAJILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTIONEER, AS HERETO
tore gives his personal attention to sales Of House.
hold Furniture residences Of families declinin9
house ping his spacious salesr0oms, at 10 New
B0wery. near Chatham square
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These lots the line OF improvements short Iii
hnce south of the parade ground, and b
reached In AZ minutes, fourteen times day, by the E
waited and Hudson River Railroad,
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he undersigned will attend was born ana
raised a Democrat, and in that faith l
have lived, and in that faith l expect to
die; and although opponents may perse-
cute, and friends forsake and join with
enemies in their curses and falsehoods, it
does not lessen my faith in the true prin-
ciples of Democracy.
In the darkest hours l lifted my
voice. and advocated these principles. /
have not ceased to raise my voice against
the heresies ard so called policies of these
latter days. l know all true, honest
Democrats endorse and approve my po
Itical record. Therefore | fear not the
calumny and falsehoods of jealous mind
ed men, whose intellects have become
sordid with treachery, hypocrisy and de-
ception. Their efforts against me Will
prove abortive. 1 expect to remain in
the Democratic party. No blatant self
conceited demagogue has the power to
turn me out, or cause me to deviate from
the true principles of Democracy, as
taught by Jefferson and his followers. l
propose to stay in the Democratic party,
and fight for principle-fght against de-
ception, treachery and hypocrisy, wher-
ever l find it, until corrupt rings are
broken, and croaking demagogues are
compelled to hide their faces in shame.
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Resolved by the General Assembly OF
the State of Ohio, That the legislature OF
this State hereby reject the said XIV. Ar
tlcle, proposed as an amendment to the
constitution of the United States, and on
behalf of the State of Ohio, refuses TO
ratify the same"
Now let the blatant old hypocrite Allen
again define Democracy-the same infer
nal party that for series of years SOL
emnly held that one-sixth of the native
born population Of the United States
never could become citizens, and had no
rights which the other five sixths were
bound to respect.
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The above seems conclusively to con-
vict the DR.. of rascality, and no wonder
he cuts that part Of it out
In the same paper for the next week,
April 10, 1870, is the following with fam
ing head lines:
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JACKSON c. H, OHIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER g. 1873.

every true Democrat as well as Republi-
can will support Mr.. Sutherland, in order
that we may have harmony in the Board
The editors assertion that have
made false statements about Mr.. Brown
is wilfully and maliciously false, and the
editor knew when he made the accusa
ton that it was false and l now brand
him as a willful and malicious liar.
Il T. T.-MONAHAN.
After the foregoing publications, Irve,
@ho is great bull-necked, robust young
man, assaulted and beat the Dr., who is
frail, slender man, past the prime of life.
And now these two precious liars and
scoundrels, according to the testimony
of each about the other,) are going over
the county cheek by jowl, bowling about
Republican fraud, corruption, grabs, dis
honesty, &c.
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No power is so costly as that of the human
muscle, and 30 per cent. of the power required
TO run Sewing Machine may be saved by us
-iasAs the Light Running Domestic" II makes
- lock Stitch with the least and most simple
,hinery of any Shuttle Sewing Machine; it
-.--~HGIore wears less than any other and COM
Dimes with its remarkable simplicity and ease
of operation great quietness with a wonderful
range of work.
$50 Don't tail to examine the DOMESTIC
before buying a Sewing Machine.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE co.
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printed, and posted up over town, and
the DR.. wrote the following article, which
was published in the STANDARD April IA
1870.