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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-07

9. ~ At the regular meeting of the Columbia
I ,he Fire Company, held September ~, 1873,
That all sesou. S was sdopsea nesolteu,
consecutive meetings and fail to appear at the
ceat regular meeting, without plausible ex.
~ their names will be dropped from the roll
NJ ;ne company and also stricken from the list
Jury e1empts at the Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-07

GUNS, PISTOLS, WADS, CAPS, &c
good assortment of goods in this line, to which
we ask attention, at So King street, corner OF
Royal, Alexandria, Va.
oct j r. CREIGHTON s. SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-07

ELAVORING EXTRACTS, whole and
L ground Spices, Cox's Gelatne, Maizena,,
Corn Starch and sen Moss Farine, for sale by
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
oct7 l66 and ITO King street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-16
BROOKLYN BURGLARY AND ARSON.

Within the past twenty-fsur hours two cases of
arson have been reported ami investigated by the
Fire Marshal OF Brooklyn-the first on Fulton ave.
nue. and the last on De Kalb avenue. The investi-
cations made have failed to throw the least light
on the guilty incendiares. The three story frame
structure 500 De Kalb avenue the lower floor Of
which Is occupied as liquor store by Hermann
Peters, was set on fire about two O'Clock yesterday
morning. The incendiares effected an entrance
TO the building by forcing open the windows in the
rear OF the store Upon entering the rascals
helped themselves to dozen bottles OF
brandy. several bottles OF port, sherry
ana Rhine wines, schnapps, rum, cigars
and couple OF pigeons. They also carried on
quantity OF clsthlng Before leaving, however.
they saturated coat ana pants with Kerosene,
which material they ignited and threw behind the
bar. In the rear apartment OF the store shavings
were gathered and drenched with the same imam
mabe oil. When this material ablaze the scoun-
areis escaped. Fortunately the fire was discovered
snd eXtinguished before II had gained much head
way, thereby doubtless preventing the sacrifice OF
me, as there were several tenants asleep, in fan
cleu security, IN the upper part OF the house The
pomcc are looking after" the perpetrators OF this
outrageous piece OF vandalism The house is
owned by Mrs. Anderson, OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-16
CITY GOVERNMENT.
lOFFICIAL.l

-. Mosn4r, April T. 1873
owners ON Vest % from St Mich
oa to ays the
of premises leased to the city.
That Ffty street from Ninth avenue to the North
That ii the Board Of street Openings and improvements
be requested TO widen Col eye place and extend the
That lio,h street from Fifth avenue to the Boule
That lots on the south side Of Fortysecond
That both sides Of seysntyeighta street between
n en sdewa se ana esSe DC set
That be built in 10th street, from Second to
That crosswalk be laid East Fourteenth street.
That the sidewalk the north side of Forty-fourth
street. between Ninth and Tenth nth avenues be tagged
distance Of $50 feet from corner Of Gouverneur
SLIP wnsf Re nG n from Third
avenue to the East or Harlem River
River Win Belgian -
fSat second
that Fifty second street Second avenue to the
East River be paved with Belgian trap.bock pave
ina. street from First avenue to Third
New and execute ei lease
% @ 20
tween Inru ana FOurtn avenues, owned by w. i. ID.
b. se d sns
at term annual in s y s 0m the LIST day
That Second avenue from Nineteenth to rortysecond
Ss
b sa Be
@ sgs ressged
re ss @
@ nd Win s Be That
basins and cuverts, be built therein
paved With aSr'n
That street a. Be Lighted in 10th street from
That Seventy mn street between Second and Third
st and he srse ana gutter
Ta sSa a h nSS e Se Be- ss
That street lamps BE- lighted in Sixty street. from
That the block bounded By Tiftysixth and Fifty.,ev
That Croton mains be laid in sixteth street. from Tenth
That street lamps be lighted in sixteth street. from
That Street lamps be lighted in SEVENTEEN street. from
Tenth to Eleventh avenue.
from Eighth avenue to the Boulevard,
That the vacant lots on the west side Of Sixth avenue
That street lamps Be lighted in Fitysxth street. be-
an Madison De-
Ss and saea the ana
stones set and the sidewalks tagged.
That boulevard lamps be lighted the block of ground
occupied by the Normal College and In Sixtyeghth and
Sixty ninth streets, from Third TO Lexington avenue,
and in seventeen street, from the Third to the Fifth
avenue.
That the sidewalk the side Of Fifth avenue, be-
tween Fifty ninth and Sixty second streets. be tagged
That receiving basin and cuvert be built on the north
east corner OF King and Varick streets.
Each by the following vote
Afirmative-The President Aldermen Billings Cooper,
Faconer, Flanagan, Kehr Koch, Lysaght, Monheiner,
Morris, pttendorter Reilly and Van schaick-l3.
That the Comptroller annul the present lease of the
premises occupied by Robert Cukin under JEFF
ferson Market Court House, and pay the 500 in
consideration.
BY the following vote
Airnative-The President, Aldermen Billings Cooper,
Faconer, Flanagan Kehr Koch, Lysaght, Monherner,
Morris, Reilly and Van Schaick-l2
Negatve-Alderman Ottendorfer-1.
Adjourned until Thursday the 18th inst at p NJ
JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY, Clerk.
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STATED SESSION
MONDAY, April IA, 1871
Present-wilam Wade, ESQ.,, President, in the chair
and quorum OF members
REFERRED.
From the citizens OF the Twentieth ward, for public
hydrant corner of Eleventh avenue and Twenty ninth
street
OF property owners on Fifty seventh street, between
Second and Third avenues 10 have sidewalk tagged.
RESOLUTIONS LAID ovpg.
That sewer be built In Lewis street, from Sixth
Eighth street
That street lamps be lighted In Fttysix street. from
Eighth to Ninth aveuua
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.
valuable Lots on SHERMAN AND NAEGLE AVE
NUEs Ewood and slth streets being part the DYcK
ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. R. WILKINS CO..
will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, April 49,
At O'Clock, at the Exchange salesroon Ill Broadway
81 LOTS ON THE ABOVE MENTIONED AVENUES
AND STREETS
These lots are the line improvements short dis
lance south OF the new parade, ground, and can be
waited and Hudson River Railroad. 49, '''' = "'' ~
TERMS LIBERAL
Maps at Office Of Auctoneer, No. 7 Pine street.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER;mAUcTIoN
%SHGEk iIgsi Y sHS s' siI's.
AND frame Baidings shsrssn situate
Leonard streets and known as Nos 81 and So lSSth
s ds e hSss ns Lot ay S
the house is about IS deep contains Is rooms
has water and gas and is In good order.
A CALDWELL AUCTIONEER,
"A. saesroom 70 Nassau street
Attention OF dealers and housekeeperss specially called
elegant Household Furniture
magnificent rosewood Planoforte
THIS DAY WEDNEsDAY at ii O'Clock,
- consisting in part Of
Parlor and Library Suits,
Bookcases, Butfets wardrobes,
Centre and Extension Tables
Dn Rrss and BEDROOM .nd 9a Chairs orno..
walnut Chamber Suits,
cru Rsadiag Of an syery Ic DESCRIPTION
superb rosewood Wardrobe
Bedsseads, Bureaus as VwS asSsstands, &C.
LBERT b. wALDRoN. AUCTIoNEER
"A saesrooms los Liberty, III Cedar and 3s Church sts
Household and Cabinet Furniture,
Carpets Mirrors and Bedding.
w IVES VIII SELL as above, very large and general
Fine Chamber Suits,
Parlor and Library Suits,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wristbands
Bookcases, Bullets wardrobes
Extension and Centre Tables,
Bedding Of every description
Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Cutlery, Plated Ware and Crockery,
Turkish and Oriental Chairs
DINING and Bedroom Chairs,
Framed Chromos and Engravings,
g.. on and Crumb Cloths, &c.
Catalogues at sale
Goods stored and insured till May l. free OF charge
A LBERT b. wALDRoN AUCTIoNEER
"a salesrooms los Liberty, Ill Cedar and 80 Church
Second Hand Furniture,
removed from residence Of
On ff9Ui Rsp24 % At s Il ceocs street
above w sell as The entire contents q the
Room and Hall Furniture Of every description.
Articles ne rccEary pss. oso Mng
Of the Contents OF residence on staten island; also
once and Counting House Desks, Chairs, Tables, &C.
at ios Liberty an and IS church rY's Street,
Horses. Wagons and Harness. Particulars tomorrow.
A !; p. TRAvEks, AUCTIoNEER,-By r. b.
oadnf hss e and a road
Horses Top ana no top wagons single aud double Har-
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THE LATE BROOKLYN WIFE MURpER.

me inquest over the body OF Mrs. Margaret Mo.
ran, VINO dled on Friday night last. ct 2s North
ror''ano avenue, from the effects OF maltreatment
alleged to have been received at the hands Of ber
husband, Thomas Moran. was adisurned from vos-
terday tmtl tomorrow afternoon Coroner White
hll TOOK TINS course at the request of tbe counse
the case III the absence or the accused. VINO had
some oversight.
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IyENRY b. HERTs, AuCTIoNEER.
III HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
PIANO &C,

UN WEDNESUA1, AFHII. 10, AT IUf3 VCEUtk,
AT III EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.
NEAR THIRD AVENUE,
comprising velvet and Brussels Carpets pier and mante
Mirrors, Clocks Bronzes, Paintings rosewood and wal
nut Paror and Chamber Suits In brocatel and reps;
Room suit, Extension Table, &C rosewood MAHOGANY
Mattresses, Beds and Bedding Turkish Lounges, Easy
Chairs China, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c
street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A WHOEVER, AGED 49, OF GOOD POSITION ,n M ~
~ we'll established business standing, being anvu' ~,
Keen house with his daughter would wish to make no
acauaintancc Of refined young lady or wiunw.s W.
good means, with view " matrmony. AuuiossoV~
$3.50 Post office,
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4 UCTION SALE Of
"A ALDERNEY OR JERSEY CATTLE,

hsats &F VET F ar SsH 5Srk S5os
b q ar se s s nTs stock
ans BY @ @ Stock as
vw s any tSe to the a and
on mile le east Of ae
% * ss By the s from
or shine. Trains for Morrsanla leave Grand Central
depot Forty second street at 80 10 and II 40 NJ
4 UCTIoN sALE.-lI3 WEST EIGHTH ST
o'clock, over 500 lots q oasehold FaTniturs Velvet
Paror suits, turkish Chairs rosewood and walnut
% eG1ls M %
lis West sth clinton place. between 5th and en-
fsintinss %Srss 4&' Srsn.es Vases; Lace darslSs
sion Table, Glass China and silveTSare, Cutlery. Mir
sGdng Pillows
ser Goods backed ard delivered for purchasers city or
country. Cut this out
4 UCTIoN SALE, AUCTION SAIL
This '1S fI,,{ clocS
o West Twenty street, near Seventh avenue
consisting OF all every article necessary for house
r.nYa .sGys sl.ss and
s wa1S' s%s sfss fst'
s snG
o rich
Certre and Console Tables, &c. Dining Room contains
Glass China and silver Ware Cutlery: &C.. Chambers
Brussels Carpet, rosewood and walnut Bedroom Sets
prns
Easy Chairs suits in silks and worsted reps Curtains
VIZ bookcase and Books Library Tables, Desk, Chairs
Carpet &C. Also fine assortment Kitchen Furniture and
o'sn'''s' ingram" "a" RoBHKr G cAsHIY, Auctioneer.
81 oslock y rcaay
street N. B.-sae positive. Cut this out
A -MAxsoN a ELLSWORTH, AUcTIoNEERs GIVE
~. their special attention 10 the sale of Furniture on
the premises; charges reasonabe returns prompt Of
ice DOS Broadway.
A UCTIoN sALE.-wE DESIRE TO CALL. ATTEN-
n ton to the referee sale Of II Lots on Madison ave
auction by Il. II. LUDLOW co. this day at IL o'clock
at the Exchange salesroom.
large sale at prvate residence ia West 18th st.
comprising 800 lots of FIRST class Household Furni
s % ~ ars eSe S
suits, Brussels Carpets OIL PAINTINGS Mrror LACE Cur
Furniture ROSEWOOD and walnut suits single and double
Bedsteads Bureaus, Wardrobes Spring and Hair Mat
w wsre, BUFFET, Extension Table. chairs &e:, &c.
A UGUsTE MARTINEs, AUCTIoNEER
n Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoorte, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits
and rare, costly Works of Art,
at public auction,
THIS DAY "Wednesday, at l0ls o'clock,
al the elegant residence SO West 18th St. 5th av
Drawing suits covered six brocade rich
est description; Marquetere, bois de rose Cabinets,
aeres secreaIre Bookcase 100 Volumes choice Booky
velvet medallion Carpets, Lace Curtains, Mirrors,
masneen rosewocd "' fanoorie eeebraed MAKER
Music stand Stool Cover Chambcrs-Rosewo wood, walnut
s sqyeap Matsresses &c pnins Rcoms-EaensiSn Table
Buffet silverware, Cutlery Chnaware Glass Furniture
Parties wishing " attend this salc take 9th av stages or
9th av. cars.
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RcH. JOHNSTON. AUcrIoN9ER
"A oce and saiesrogm , Msss'p street, opposite TN
Horse Auction Mar. % y Ess. ysirscsn,h stree.
Carriage Ssn sSssssiHss ''''
jSmSs On % ss At
Sssda Ami a. & ns a. Al ss F"snS
contained in sais boa.s' carved walnut and g, rareI
20 a a Esa fn
sna n vsss xIeason Dnn tables ana i Shass
Kitchen Furniture. &c.
A RcH. JOHNSTON, AUCrIoNEER
II Once and salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
Horse Auction &ar 10 s0' a street
o5 Eo sGS AS o Ne Gogn Il TfSi
O'Clock at the sacsroom. 81 Nassau street large
Household and once Furniture.
RCu JOHNSTON, AUcrIoNEER,
Post office Horse aaelon srlnch, ~ Il 3 and 3 East
sHsoHS SSisS' s%SS!ESSa
rH1, nv @GpSEsDsS Hr = d " AZ O'Clock.
all The furn contained in said house Icing in part
soi OAK Dining ;oom and Library Furniture, fables
and wsnut Bedroom Furniture Bedsisad Dressing Bu.
g4s ars ali Die Royal Won velvet and in Brusse
81 fain os BY ss ratsi wsleursh, nolacker.
Thompson, Van ou.gemic Cenrani, Wahii. &c.
A ron JOHNSTON AUCTIoNEER
Posi- Office iiorse Auction Branch 3D. "a u aud % East
Thirteenth street near iilth avenue.
Genecl Household furniture
ARCH JOHNSTON will sell at auction this day ycdncs-
day. April - at IA o'clock. at 10 Barrow street. between
Walnut and mahogany Paror and Bedroom Furniture.
me leather beds l9ws and BEDDING threepIy Ingram
Plated and Glass Ware.
A RON. JOHNSTON. AUCTIoNEER
N ounce ana SaesrOom, ~ Nassau street, opposite the
Horse Auction Mart % to q East Thirteenth street.
'ariaFs l' 2oTsYn nS cSt'aSfT ssGst
ARCH JOHNSTON viii sci Il at a. auction, to morrow
near Beecker, all the Furnnrc conta,ie in said house
Mahogany and walnut bedroom suits, brussels and In
grain Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, &c
A Lien Il. MINER. AUCTIoNEER
n salerooms % chambers and u Reade streets
FRIDAY, 2Sth, and SATURDAY, 10Th Of April,
ut lqe o'clock, ut the
JUNCTION OF BROADWAY. FIFTH AVENUE AND
Mirrors, Curtains, Carpets &C., &c, all OF which
made to order and fine condition. Particulars here
after
A nLEEcKER SON 90, AUorIoNhERs.
,,o,nm,, THURSDAY, April 4, At y noon.
lsh basement House and Lot in fee 26l Fourth avenue
east side third house below Twenyrs street; lot 23x
&c '' r srsp nS bea r modern
WASHINGTON srREnf-The two Lots and Buildings
street. each 25x7o the old Dominion steamship Com
panys pier and in the rear OF the United states bonded
Superior brown stone House West Eighteenth street
Four story high stoop brown stone House and Lot 81
house 25x5 all the way in perfect order and repete
with all modern conyenenees so per cent on mortgage
street between Broome and Spring 6ilOxl0O Maps at
" Cedar street
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A UCTION SALE OF
N VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND AVENUE, CORNER OF EIGHTIETH STREET
JOSEPH MCGUIRE

A UCTION SALE OF
"a yALuABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND AVENUE, CORNER OF EIGHTIETH STREET
JOSEPH MCGUIRE
will sell at auction
THURSDAY, April II 1873, ut IL o'clock noon,
at the Exchange SalesroOm III Broadway,
the two tour story and cellar brick Houses with Stores
!bf3 and l,5i5 second avenue, northwest corner of
Eghtieth street Also,
22i East Eigheth street near Third avenue.
Maps at the auctioneer's office 81 Cedar street
AT AUCTION. Household Furniture
w. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioncer.
l.. NJ. HOFFMAMS son 4 co
will sell on SATURDAY,
April 10,
ut ii o'clock,
at 26 West Forty sixth street,
all the Furniture Fixtures &c contained in the dwell
A uCTIoN NoTIcE.-sALE THIS DAY WEDNEs.
IL day., commencing nj lO1a O'Clock,
five story brown stone residence
40 West I'D street between 9TH and 7th avenues,
over $4,000 worth OF elegant, costly, plain
Household Furai tn rare and costly Work oAr
used year, cost $1,000; magnificent Drawing Room
Suits covered in crimson SATIN blue and gold brocael
rosewood Etageres Turkish Easy Chars fine oil Paint
lngs French Bronzes nlad Cabinets ardincrcs Flower
Stands, Bookcase 500 volumes choice Books velvet
and Brussels Carpets &c, &c
Bedrooms contain rich rosewood and solid black wal
nut Bedroom Suits, Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands,
Wardrobes, Chairs, Commodes adys Dressing Case,
sters, Sheets Pillow Slips Dining Room and Library
Furnture-Bufet, inlad walnut, cost S275 Extension
Table Chairs Silver China, Glass Cutlery &c Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture, which the sale will com
mence with NJ B-Depost required from ali purchaser
at time OF sale LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, would
call attention his friends and the public to this
hold goods offered to the public this Goods
be shipped stored.
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sAy,rs AT AUCT,-..


ALBEIT Is wALrR0N, ACCrIoNEER,
n Saletroon ltS LII eriy ana Ill Cedar street
The eDrc contents OF ear and lie tauran 2i3 Broadway
OpLvsite City italI.
On THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock.
ID W. Ives viii soil as aiave embracing Bar and Bac K
Bar. cost $50. silver pacd Show Gases, silver pla j
Beer Pump and PIe: BaI1 iane's Cooking kap'c.
cost $500 month oak anu vain Arm In :,
tables Desks las ware, Crockery. walnut iariions
Gas Fixtures Liquors segars, As, az f0ociock prompt
A Lien H. MINER, AUCrIONBER,
n salcsrooms VI Chambers ana n Rcsdc street
Horse Auction Mart ST. $50 and Ssi Sourth aysncc,
corner fwcni With sire T.
BY ALLIsN Is MINER a BRO.
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yVILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCTIoNEER.
M NJ. IA

Valuable Tenement Property in the seventh Ward On
Wednesday, April 10, at IL noon, at the Merchants EN-
change III Broadway, four Tenement Houses and Lots.
Cos 69s, Water street. front and rear on wont one
three story brick building and 25x2s including
seyway. together with three story frame house. l0xI.
on rear two story brick houses, 25x2sk each with
yard, i3xs6 feet Maps and particulars at 30 New bowery
yyINANs a GARRETsoN, AUCTI0NEERs-ROOMS
w 57 and $50 sixth avenue near Thirty second street
Furniture without delay will be in time tor nexs
sale Sales at private dwellings given special acneo
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DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER
valuable Lots on SHERMAN AND NAEGLE AVE
NUES Elwood and 2th streets being part of the DYCE
MAN ESTATE.
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DYJ. W. CAMPBELL JR., AUCTIONEER.-CAMP
ID BELL co. will sell on Thursday, April IL, entire
elegant Household Furniture contained In private resi-
dence in West Eleventh street. between Sixth aud
enth avenues, embracing a general and varied assort
mcnt of goods Parlor, Chamber and other desirable
Furniture. Full particulars day OF sale. n B,-CAMP.
BELL CO. give personal attention to sales Of Furni.
pre at prvare residences and guarantee full value.
Office HS Hudson street.
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y. p. TRAvEks, AUCTIoNEER.-BY f. b.
~: HENRY viii sell this day at Y o'clock at 80,
Horses TOP and no top Wagons, single and double Har-
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A NJ CRISTALAR, ACCTIONEER
"A. Gonteel Household Furniture.
Fine Oil Paintings, Mognet and Brussels Carpets.


Rosewood Piano orte, &c,
THIS DAY wkDNE DAY., April 10. at lOls o'clock
The entire elegant Furniture in brown stone house 52S
Seventh avenue between Thrtyeighth and Thirty ninth
streets, containing rosewood and satin Paror Suits,
Brussels Velvet and Moquet Carpets, Lace Curtains,
Cabinets Etegere French Clocks and Bronzes rare oil
Paintings, Barmore overstrung Pianoorte, rich Cham
Der Suits Iadys Desk fine hair Mattresses and Pillows;
China and Glass Ware Dining Table and Chairs Library
SUIT Bookcase Card Table, Lambrequins Kitchen Uten-
ss &C. Dealers and public invited.
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"A SOMERvILLE GALLERY,
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street
SUPERB COLLECTION of the
Very FINEST CLASS Of
FOREIGN OIL PAINTINGS
belonging to Charles r. Hazeltine,
of New York and Philadelphia,
probably the elegant offered in America this
To be sold on the
EVENINGS of the 2lst, I'D and sd of APRIL.
EXHIBITION NOW OPEN, FREE,
Day and Evening.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctoneer,
81 Fifth avenue.
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N
Mr.. T. G. FARRER,
who for two past has been painting in England,
Scotland switzerland, Flanders and Venice has sent
home a large representation in
Oil and Water Colors
OF his recent works, which will be exhibition at
Mr.. SCHENCK'S Gallery,
60 Liberty street,
during
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
April IA, 10 and 16,
and will be sold at the same place
THURSDAY, 18th, and FRIDAY, 18th inst
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AND STREET.

These lots on the line Of improvements short dis
lance south OF the new parade ground, and can be
reached In AZ minutes fourteen times day by the Ele
waited and Hudson River Railroad,
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WEDNESDAY April l6,
at u O'clock at the Exchange Salesroon III Broadway
81 LOTS ON THE ABOVE MENTIONED AVENUES
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FRIDAY APRIL 49,
at ipls o'clock, At our salesrooms,
90 Church and ~ Reide street,
handsome Houst hold Furniture Pier and Mantc Mrrors
Carpets in variety &c. re, Details In future advertise
ments
Also at o'clock r NJ, 10 pay charges and advances,
for whom ii may concern 70grea gross pa Pant
tons and go great gross palent hoe Bnttons
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NINE. IT. HAEAKI,
trusting their merit to good attendance on the
evening OF sale.
Also Mime Hazard JeweIry Laces, Furs, Antiquities,
Articles Vertu the Tuerics and French Empress,
TO be sold without reserve.
The Furniture will be sold at2 M.
ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer,
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EVILS T.. WOOD AUCTIONEER OFFICE 70 MONT
IL gomcry street, Jersey CityWill sell. by order OF
the assignee on
SATURDAY. April 49, 1873,
at IL o'clock NJ, at the saiesroom, 70 Montgomery
street. Jersey City, forty 40 Bonds of 81 600 eacl OF
Decatur Sullivan and Mattoon Railroad Company. Nos.
1 IN