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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-24
SALES AT AUCTION.


| A Rr NOTICE
a collection Of 100 Oil Paintings, tho work of Mr..
5 Sssshs, win ns foreign 81
THIS DAY and TOMORROW.
'A' AAu 00 ED%%k fSs sc fs
RY F. COTTON AUCTIoNEER
y OK Rich ana elegant Household ,a Furniture
at the saesroom, g East Thirteenth street. near
the entire Furniture Of large residence together
m qrr Library and Pnne Room a
cloths ac making large and attractive sale superior
goods
RY J; "; CAMPBELL. JR.. AUCTIoNEER.-wILL
the Afternoon s West Saa
b%ployed Building Lots Nos and fronting on Wee
HssS strsssi Sslns % late MIS-
e ns
flag RENE peSkeai and desirable private resi-
boken ferry accessible BY two lines city railroad
properly this has its preiersnces and adyan5ases Terms
and IAN made sGwn a. es sson
Aaesneer No lis BTSldway Win sell sae.ion at
June q 1t y A.. terms Ssry liberal four story BRICK
it, e. SausS
Osse No. New YORK av s Of rasc St frame me
Particulars and maps OF Auctoneer.
nINGEE, PORTER 4 CO., AUcrIoNEERs.
~ Extensive sale
OF large furniture manufacturer.
removed to the stores
Nos 3O2, 34 and 800 Third avenues corner 23d street.
to he peremptorily
sold Mt auction
THURSDAY, June 70, 1873
commencing ut lUla O'Clock A. M.
Dealers, hotel and housekeepers
invited to examine this stock
which Is now ready Tor Inspection,
with catalogues at the above stores
ana at the offices OF the auctoneers 23S Sd av and 81
Cedar 81, comprising large and extensive stock Of
superior quality OF black walnut Chamber,
Parlor Library and Dining Room Furniture;
Chairs, Tables, Lounges Wardr0bes and Bureaus;
also a large quantity of Mattresses, Bedding, &c.
DINGEE, PORTER 4 co.
-. will SELL This DAY
Tucsdayl June "a. ut II O'Clock 4. NJ,
at the store, 1892 Third avenue, l25th street.
large assortment OF Parlor Chamber Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture, Bedding Carpets DC, removed Tor
convenience of sale from the residence OF the late k
Hillwell, Esq.
Sale positive and without reserve.
S. WElNBERGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Il. weekly sale this day Cruesday June "a, at lOK
rosewood Piano and Stool one singers tailors Sewing
Machine, 10 fine gold and silver Watches, Jewelry gold
Chains gold and diamond Rings 10 English Pocket
Knives, table Cutlery, one Medicine Chest containing
ing, 80 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, 200 Window
shades Carpets Ocloth fine Oil Paintings and Engrav
ings French and American Clocks, Umbrellas Fans six
chdrcns Carriages Robes and Mats; Household Furni
ture, large French plate Mirrors. &C Also at o'clock,
large Of Liquors, Wines Champagnes and
Cigars, &c. Dealers especially invited.
TERE. JOHNSON, JR. J. NJ. GIBSON, AUCTIoNEER.
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NOOK'S EXCURSIONS.
- COOK, son JENKINS, Tourist and Excursion
Managers 262 Broadway between Warren and Chambers
streets their sixth personally conducted Party
for this to leave July IL per steamer SAMARlA,
land England Belgium, the Rhine, switzerland, Bavaria
AUSTRIA the Tyroi Italy, France &C. for either 90
days All expenses paid for s675 and $3.50, gold
COOKS tickets allowing the holder travel indepen-
dent of large parties and at all times sold reductions
from ordinary rates
COOKS "EXCURSIONIST," published monthly, con-
ans full particulars to expenses, &C. Price 10 cents,
" mail Drpuad
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TACOB BOGART R.-MORTGAGEE SALE
this day June "a at l0s O'Clock, at the northwes.
OF Canal and Elm streets the entire Furniture and
Fixtures of the above Hotel BY order of the Morgagee.
Wednesday, June 2 at O'clock at the auction rooms,
No North william street. Marshals sale of large lot
OF Household Furniture, Carpets, nc. Joseph Phillips,
Marshal Regular sales OF Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
an Mnnhay
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cOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DA1IFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s LINZ :
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA,

SA EA1 sTEA 1apaS asS LINE "a
CARRYING T FSEi{iF5SS s 81 AND
s0wS a. asH haElf AsS SSfs1 q FE ESSSS0
Aspnws aifs soSneerns q fsna%s viii viii
for San Frsnciscc and can acapulco sansaniiis
AND a l ess G
sssn sacas ss Sq %
Port Angel; The splendid steamship COSTA Ri,A wa
ssh nd on or about July for 0n0ua
one q the cqmpsnys splendid steamers win Iesys
rates passage ireht and la ali ner ami noacu
Street 'ns company once hs feiB AB BY Agent
TEXAS LINE.-FoR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT
Key West Carrying tae United states
Mn fhrcassS sf bills Ha 81 Sxss
Ana p}n Nc H'
superior accomm9datIo ,as apply to -,
". P. CLYDE. Ils Wall street '"'' ''
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
tn o1s 50 q a ST SD Sane
r NJ Freight received daily Through rates given 70
zos SANTIAGO and St LOUIS Cabin passage 500 Storage
$ao For freight or passage, having superior accommo
Q. IL MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane.
For SHw Mh oahFASs D sEE9Esu,p LINE
The steamship
GENERAL MEADE
from pier 36 North River Qoo North Moore street,.
: on Saturday, June rs, at O'Clock p M
a mates " St
Or psr IS sSaS sa
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
SshsIa 'sR'ea ssa9t ks%9s VI
ut r. NJ Freight received daily. Through rates given
70 Galveston, Indanola. Rockiort Aranzas wharf,
BraZos Santiago and St Louis
CABIN passage, $50 steerage s25 For freight pas
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A -FOUR CHOICE LOTS, INCLUDING A CORNER
IA. lot located on Dyckman Boulevard, upper part OF
thus cy. at The low price OF 81 500 each Apply to owner
SSi JAY street, Brooklyn.
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DY JOHN VI. DRAPER Il CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ID The Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad
Company Will sell
1900 tons Scranton Coal
at public auction, Wednesday, June % ut at " o'clock
"00A' - y SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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LNOR SALE-CHURCH PROPERTY, CORNER OF
IL laieht ana Narick streets 63xs6; splendid oppor-
tunty Tor builders; terms easy Apply immediately
JOHN MCCLANE, No. / Pine street.
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JAMES NJ. FORD, AuCTIoNEER SELLS THIS DAY,
at O'clock at 367 Bowcry, the entire genee Furni
ture OF family leaving for the West consisting OF Parlor
Suits, black walnut and mahogany Bedroom and Cham
Der Furniture, French plate Mirror Panoorc, variety
Of fine Carpets Bookcase, Wardrobe i've marble top
Centre and other Tables Library Suits hair Mattresses,
Beds and Bedding mantel Ornaments, Shades, Cutlery,
silver Plated Ware, Refrigerator &C. Sale absolute rain
or
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A NCHOR LINE.
N Steamers sail from pier 20 North River, New York,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
AssYRIA. We'd June Is CALIFORNIA. sat, July u
CASTAiIA.. sat, June - CALEDONIA. We'd, July 10
tuRoPA.......W Wed, July INDIA Sat, July ls
TRINACRIA.., We'd July AUSTRALIA. AT, July &c
The passenger accommodations steamers OF this line
unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Cabin state
all upper deck, thus securing good light and
ventilation. = .
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
saturday steamers. Wednesday steamers.
Gold. currency.
Cabins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIS and S6j $f5 and 565
Cabin return tickets, sccur-
ing best accommodations. $40 $lD
SfEEkAGE, $50 CURRENCY.
Tickets for passage TO rom any SEAPORT or railway
station in Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
ut The lowest rates. - -
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
Company's offices, No. Bowling Green, New York
HENDERSON BROS. Agents
Just published, "Thc Trip To EUROPE magazine OF
Information for ocean travelers can be had free OF
charge application.
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THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMPANY,s
L iron mail steamship
CIMBRIA,
Captain W. sahl will sail Thursday, June 90 at
+. NJ, tor Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth, London
= - Cherbourg and Hamburg
steerage, $50, payable in United States gold -
KUNHARDT CO., G. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents General Passenger Agents.
oil Broad street. New YORK. 81 Broadway, New York.
The HAMMONIA will sail July r
The VANDALlA as extra steamer direct, June %.
LNOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LoEDoN AND ALI, OTHER
IL points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail Pennsylvania Rail-
road wharf JERSEY City, follows
PEMBROKE.
CABIN AND STEERGE PASSENGERS.
First cabin ...............S 75 and $780, currency,
Second cabin. $50, currency.
Storage .................. S8 currency
Prepaid Seerage Certificates from Cardiff $50 currency.
Drafts for 81 and upwards.
For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER * CO., Agents,
IL Broadway New York.
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-. by 5. j. GOoDENoUGH Auc;ioneer and Broker,
No. Ill Broadway.
Sales Estate stocks Bonds and Household Furn
ture. VIII sell at auction Tuesday. June "a at II
O'clock the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway,
the following described Property, consisting of Lot on
southerly side Fiity-nnh street known
No 3ls) 275 westerly First avenue, lot Is feet
and and 1908 depth both sides with the
two story and basement brick Building thereon; house
IGx2D: modern improvements For diagrams and inor-
nation apply 20 the auctoneer No. Ill Broadway,
A.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY 50, SARATOGA So so BY DAY
~ line boats @. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW
Leave vestry pier 80 A. NJ, and Twenty third
street north Of Erie ferry at 846 landing at YQnkeIs
Reepsie Ennebeck TivS Catskill and Hudson Con.
West Point Cornwall and Newburg, returning day
Saratoga.
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UCTIoN SALE THIS TUESDAY) MORNING,
~ commencing at 10ls o'clock,
nj private residence 10 West Z5d street.
$4,000 worth ofelegant Household Furniture, namely,
rich Pianofoe, Paror suit Carpets, Mirrors
bedroom suits Bedsteads Bureaus. Mattresses Tables,
Chairs Turkish Lounges Extension Table, Buffet, china
and Syerwarc, basement aad servants Furniture.
LUKE FiTZG ERALD Auctionecr.
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SARAToGA-DIRECT ROUTE, FARE 81 rs THROUGH
- Citizens line elegant STEAMBOATS, daily, Saturdays
excepted at p NJ from pier No 40 North River foot OF
Leroy street, arriving at Saratoga at IA. NJ.
CToNINGToN LINE TO BosToN.-THE ENTIRELY
= new and magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND. 5000
TONS will be day boat, commencing July leav
ng pier sd East River at 80 p NJ daily except
sunday landing passengers in Boston before midnight
GC Ok NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
% ~ The fare between New YORK and Philadcl.
phia via New Jersey Southern Railroad line, has been
reduced to 81 Is. JOHN +. COLE, G. +. A.
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EUROPEAN srrAmsHrps.

( IUNARD LINE. -
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision
tne steamers OF this line will henceorth take specified
course tor all seasons the
On tue outward Passage from Queenstown TO N0u YORK
Or crossing meridian OF 50 at 4s lat. or nns to
On the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian 50
at u lat. or nothing to the north OF ~
(NUEARD LINE,
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool calling at Cork Har.
FROM SEsw YORK
sRuSSiA. ;Wed'y June IS CALABRIA Satdy, June %
sJAvA Wednesday, July PARTHIA. .Sai'day July s
sCUBA wednesday, July 9 SAMARIA. Sat'day. July ~
SCOTIA. Wcdnesy, July 16 ABYSSINIA Saty July 10
algeria. .Wedy, July q BATAVIA Satrr'y July rs
steamers marked THUS do not carry seerage passen
:, And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York RATES OF PAssAGE-Cabin, $50 Si00 and
$3.50, gold. according to Accommodation Tickets Ia
Paris S5 gold. additional Return tickets on ayorable
terms Steerage, $780, currency Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts OF Europe at
lowest rates For freight and cabin passage apply nj the
Companys office, No. Bowling Green for sfec rage
passage, Ill Broadway Trinity Building.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
to y. II. DU VERNAT
corner Clark and Randolph streets Chicago, iii.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf, loot OF Grand street. Jersey
City, at 81 M, on Wednesday, June Is 1873.
CHAS. q, FRANCkLYN,
No Bowling Green New York.
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A FTERNoON BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUCH.
a keepse Rondout and Kingston, landing AT Cozzens'.
West Point Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton.-Th0
MARY POWELL from vestry street. pier 49, every after.
noon, at 80 O'clock
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I,OR RENT-A FINE SEASIDE RESIDENCE ON
j Long Island near Shelter Island Camp Me citing
grounds; house has all the modern convencnces, lne
hshng and sporting facies Apply TO HENRY T.
RICHARDSON. ~ Water siresk New York.
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T EVILS +. WOOD, AUcTIONEER, OFFICE AT THE
IL Exchange Salesroom, 70 Montgomery street, Jersey
CyGreat absolute auction sale OF 2S valuable Bayonne
City Building Plots, near Bergen Point station on Tween
ty-irst and avenues and f. Thursday, June
q, 1873, at "a o'clock N. B-Take r. NJ train from
ootof Liberty street New York to Bergen Point station
For full particulars apply To Mr. W. f. GRAY. No 10
Cedar street, New York to LEWIS f. WOOD 10 Mont
gomery street, Jersey City.
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over COZ lots by catalogue.
This Cuesday) morning. June "a, az ~ O'Clock, at the
five story mansion, i0i East Twenty iith street
between Fourth and Lexington avenues, velvet
Brussels Carpets Marie Antoincttc, Grand DuchcssS
and Pompadour STYLES Parlor Suits IN satin, brocatei
and reps Mirrors Curtains Paintings, Etagcres Cab.
ine Tables, Vases Bronzes Clocks ~ octave rose WOOD
Pianoiorte rosewood and walnut Chamber suits Bed
Mattresses Bedding, Bunet Extension Table, Glass,
China, silver Ware, Cutlery. II. ROTH Auctonecr.
Take Fourth or Third avenue
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A FINE FARM OF $50 ACRES, FOUR MILES FROM
~ napolis Nd, directly on Chesapeake Bay, high
ground, in fine state OF cultivation, large orchard
peaches, pears and apples larse mansion, brick and
frame IN fine ordcr all modern improvements: water,
baths. &C. barns managers house olaccO houscs &c
all first class Will be sold at public auction, in Baltimore
June 3o FOR particulars apply TO Cashier safe Deposit
Company, li0 Broadway.
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Fl AND A. M.-REIICS OS GENERAL WASH
"A. ington ana the Revolution. BEiTS, BURNETT 4
co, l9 Broadway, Will sell ut public auction, Wed
nesday next, June 25 Mt Morristown n. j.
First-The HEADQUARTERS OF General Washington.
Second-The Masonic Scarf used by General Washing
ton while NJ. W q. NJ. Of the Order and by him pre-
sentcd mark OF esteem to Judge Cunning Bedford of
Delaware in whose lam ~ il has been kept revered
heirloom Tor several generations
Sale positive by order Major L. Thomas OF the Board
of Public Works. Washington, d. G.
For further particulars inquire of
BETS, BURNETT & co.
1lg Broadway. rooms and O.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FON
SALE OR TO RENT.

~ city; fine location: buildings large, new and
handsomely painted fine lawn plenty iruit; adiCin-
Ing village -. miles from depot New Jersey Rail-
road will exchange Tor Brooklyn Jersey City Proper
~ cash basis with Stock Crops, Tools and Furniture
II desired no cncumbrance large room VOORHEES,
STRfkER, 81 Broadway, rooms - and II.
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A YOUNG LADY, LIVING ALONE WITH HER SER
N want, at her own home in Connecticut, in very
healthy locality. ust four hours by railroad from
New YORK city, will rent her House. containing eleven
rooms, iully and handsomely furnished Tor housekcep
ing, garden included, tor S75 month for summer
son, Will rent seven Rooms. including Dining Room
and Kitchen, also OF elegant Piano, Tor SO per
month; Will rent for a wear for nuen less. eau or
address OWNER. l,2j2 Fourth avenue, between Eighty
first and Eighty. second streets
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At AUCTION SALE, Ar AUCTION SALE,
n THIS DAY, SO zoo worth elc CANT Household
Furniture residence 2i0 West 2st commencing
III o'clock ROBERT q. CASnIS, Auctionecr sell. Iar-
Tor suits, picccs two elegant Panofortes Bookcase,
vols Books Centre and side Tables CURTAINS Bron2es
Mirrors ornaments, &c, Dining Furniture Extension
Table Buffet, Silverware, &c walnut ard wood
Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstands suits in and
plush 80 hair ana spring Mattresses 500 yards Carpets
~ Blake eth or sti V. cars
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LEM STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

NEWSPAPERS.
IMPORTANT TO HISTORICAL SOCIETIES. &C.-FOk
j safe, the New York Herald from November 1850, TO
January |, 1866 nicely bound Apply to j. TUCKER,
Ann street
i TIE ERA
THE ERA
of June a. reply 10 the grapples suarey with tho
foe and lively, spicy and inclsive. Road H. by all
For sale by newsmeu aud at the Office. No. i3s Nassau
street.
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Names Of Some Of the Victims to the Yell
low Fever ScOurge.

Rio JANEIRo, March 25 1873.
have not yet been able to obtain a perfect list
Of the names OF the Americans who have died. AS
soon as do, shall forward it. Among the Amer
leans who have fallen victims, is Mr.. Frank Gulick
who was spending few months here, having been
In business in Rio before. Mr.. Quick was the
brother-in-law OF the late Mr. Hager, Of Newark, N.
J., and who constructed one of the street railways
here. Mr.. Quick was taken sick on Saturday,
though he was cut on the same day. He wrote
two letters on Sunday while sitting in his bed, and
died on Monday afternoon
Another ana later case is that of Mr.. Michael
Black, clerk with Paymaster Browne who has
charge OF the United States Naval Depot. Mr..
Black had been here number OF years and was a
most excellent, worthy and efficient under oflicer,
for he held an appointment in the United States
Navy. He was taken sick on Sunday, March O..
The doctor was sent for in the evening" and was
unable to come until Monday morning. when he
pronounced Mr.. Blacks illness typhoid fever. on
Wednesday he stated 1t was Enthusiastically yellow
fever. though Mr.. Black did not complain Of any
thing but "a painful Weakness On Friday morn
ing he was worse; in the after noon he seemed to
improve and continued, apparently, to grow much
morning he died. Paymaster Browne, from whom
obtained these facts, was with him. as were
numerous friends Mr.. Black was buried the
same day at the cemetery at Caju, and his funeral
was attended by az many OF his friends as could be
informed in the short time. Mr.. Browne read q
service AT the grave, In the absence OF the Kew.
Mr.. Blackboard Of the American Presbyterian Mis-
sion, who In the morning had promised emphati-
caly to come Dut at an hour too late to obtain any
one else, though the English naval chaplain in
formed me afterwards that he would have will
jngy attended, declined, on the ground OF not feel
ing well, though 1t was beautiful day and no
physical exertion whatever was required. The
Rev. Mr.. Backiord is the only American clergyman
In Rio and his frequent ailments are Iamented by
the Americans here, while his reputation Tor q
dsinclnatiOn In cases like this is really unfortu.
nate for him as a man and clergyman and to the
cause which he is supposed to be here 70 further
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A UCTION SALE, AUCTION SALE
n THIS UuesdayD MORNING, April ~, at 1os o'clock
3l5,o worth and over 400 lots
magnificent Household Furniture velvet Brussels Car
pets Paintings, Pianofore, at the story residence
ll3 West Eighth street Clinton place. between Firth and
Sixth avenues; magnificent grand Ia octave patent
agrac PianoIore Grande Duchesse, Marie Antoinettc
and Pompadour styles parlor Furniture, in satin broca.
tel ana rcps 10 line Oil Paintings by great artists;
Bronzes Vases SLatuary, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks
Eiagere Bookcases Tables Turkish Chairs and Lounges
rosewood and walnut Chamber suits, style OF Louis
XIV Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands, spring and lair
Mattresses Bedding walnut inlad Buffet Her1s patent
Extension Table, Dining Chars, Glass China, silver
ware Cutlery; servants Furniture: T. ROTH, Auc.
tionecr Responsible and furniture expresses en-
gaged to cart ship goods for purchasers, city or coun
try. ~ BPartes attending this sale can take sixth or
house
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A UCTIoN SALE OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IA THIS DAY (TuESDAY MORNING.,
commencing at llis O'Clock,
five story brown stone residence

~ Mest -ol stTtVl' ~ 1T VI Hsui,uc'
over $4,000 elegant costly and plain Household
Furniture costly Works OF Art, brilliant toned
full Ia octave round rosewood PanOiote,
magnificent Drawing Room SUITS, covered In crimson
satin blue and gold and crimson brccatel, silk
reps &c; Centre Tables, Pier Mirrors Lace
Curtains, rosewood Etageres, Turkish Easy Chars,
Lounges, nne Oil Paintings, French imported
Bronzes nlaid Cabinets Jardinieres and Flower stands
Music Boxes cost $50, Bookcase and Writing Desk, 500
volumes choice Books Velvet and Brussels Carpets &C.
&c &c. Bedrooms contain rich rosewood and solid black
walnut Bedroom Suits namely, Bedstcads, Bureaus,
Wardrobes, Nashstands, Commodes, Ladys Dressing
Case, hair and spring Mattresses Feather Beds Pillows
Boisters, Sheets Pillow Slips Dining Room and Library
Furniture Buffet Extension Table, Chairs, Silver China
Dinner and Tea setsi also basement and Kitchen Fur
niture; 800 lots by catalogue. N B-Goods be
stored until LIST OF May or removed after sale.
l.. FITZGERALD Auctoneer.
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SALES AT AUOTTON.
'.ER. AUCTIOHAxR.


-.-~cs.. D.. tER. AUcrIOSaxa
"a ns;s. '''s ~
7.o 0osas q stroll win b sold q,
ao0''" ." TUESDAY, APRIL 81
AT Isocock At tho the Exchanse Salesroo al Broad
way pnIAN II. MULLER r. q. WILKINS Co.
Aucdoncere
NAYS at e pee q Sf "aoionsers No Pine street
A DRIAN IL nvLLas. Au6rnxEER.
reremp,ory sale -,
by order 0! Executora
n.rsa Estate 4,
ADRIAN II. EULLEK. r. Il. WILKINS a 90. -
win sell auc,ioa.
THURSDAY. Apriia
stis o'c,ock, at the Exchange salosroo III rrocdwsy
saoados Esers executors OF jacob Larson. al a., do
25olois.
I situate the
Grand Boulevard.
fronting tho
iiaya.
between seycntic tn and seventy -GrA strcets
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues s,yeni,eth. sevcnyhrst
and seventy -Scc0nd streets
These lots are in the iminediae vicinity OF tho
Central
and
Opposite
Riverside Park,
are on high ground, W tn good soil. having command
ing view OF the
Hudson kivcr,
and rank among the most choice In the city OF New
York
Valuable X'ss Gran~
the
North River,
between Seventy and Seventy second streets
Seventeen street Is regulated and severed.
Seventy second street is regulated.
Rapid Transit
The Gilbert Elevated road OF the construction OF which
there be little doubt will bring this property nearer
Wall street. In point o! time, than Eighth Is
The property viii be sold subject to the restrictions
against nulsances, contained In the larscn deeds.
lille indisputabe, having been in the larsen family
considerably over
100 years.
Seventy per cent may remain on bond and mortgage.
Map at the office OF the Aucuoneer, No Pine street