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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

Der Stser, pom oeleu @ntiprinsen uuS
&ootuu9 IN Nen'Yorf Die 8ldttsr cine baar-
lfrauoeil0e 9eld9tdlte Su er'ahlen puBten, ioQ
auoerlaltasn Seridten sufOlse eth. Cute" &c.
lpeien iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
GrDaftcu;

hnIH, psr Iampitr Berlin" 80 Gaberc fInItcn
lL.l- 4IgjuGC 2oppcl.SryDIt=&Nr bttrr Guull
tar 60 ME tuIcr |oItbIlltT aOnbTGnntUtH
SQlou: Dir. IS. cue SrresrId', rGlc S,cug0itt.
(5S-6D Ncinridl tuuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
Sie leRtr Wo6c
t,nA Mo lptfp sAcfc0puhpff

no oeri6tsbsne aleioeritoffe, Solen5euss, 9ude,
Sbapls, Slaneets, 9iid)fiid,er &c. un9eabtet
aotpreis perfauIt iperben, tnbem Der rnterSeibnete
bas 9eIdGft bis nab eu Samita9 i6lisBen mug.
81. Sernsppe,
10 Ri) Nr. 500. % ff< Sdirfnprefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
gSnHrrz Ocpartcmeu!.

EeSiitrators.S iireau, SIR. "a, ytortbfrGBe,
Yalti II ore, Den s. WidT5 1873.
Scfdnnfrnnd)una.
Waiitr : @~ouiumenten petoen halGn %Crinucrt, tos
Gd)t Yrpssnt db;us auf aue WGiifr HetRurgcH
IN 1877, menn iolte i'm 9e9eufpartl9en yloHot bert1<
tist, erlaubt perhen.
Rittinoi3s jReduupscn fir 1872 firo elmer 3uIa9e
BON elm Src5snt 3tniea ulterporien.
Die uebertrd9ungs bUder iuereen bis ouf tusitere
Anjstee oelbloiIcn blsiben.
(5s-EY1 ~ - 1hnrrstfa. J4nIier,H n ifrot nr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
nmgs5ogeu.

5oben ibr BIreau nud Ber. so, Sesingtons, nlbe
@barlssfraBe. perfect, no eS ibnen angenebm iein
niro, ibre @lientsn unb Sunoen tpesen Yrunbtisenz
lbum5zGtn= una 8erfGuie Al Ieben. (31-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
Saabereiite It. /. to.
ReuFr SauBcrtiu.

Nui lSuHid Ui6er TrsuHte tGtcH mix sinen rCuCr
SeausIein 9tsruHf ct uRter oen Jianen yfeSiustoHi
Sduoerein Rr. q" nab Den OoTt9ciI9Giteter 81,
ieten, Delte nur 81 iuyniteH it1r, uno laotn LIer
NIT Iuc, Uelfe noG btiJuiretsn luiIHi1en. ireunoIitf
elm. DiittDpd1, Den Y. v!drJ, Nben55 s ubr. btt
6rn. SpnrGc SdbmISt in 3r. $50. 2eriuatpU:
Sird6c, maize Dem piGrtte, 81 GriterHeH, inaeT oi
trTs SinBablun9 itottfinoet unO bic Stamten erruGtl
lueroen.
(GG-l) Sds Spmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

SrOntitr. zSbeatre GomiqAe.
go SSn. y. CHM, Etacn;tlmtruHs Ert'tor.
~ 8. q. GesioH SeGciIsi. uu0 Ftq, hsur.
WnBcror0cntIide attraftinnCu !
Die 9icpitdten Der Ge1enpart ,
Oar btIupmte SU.raFItr-L arntuCt
: 3. SIGtle
IN lCtrey bttgbWtGu Rcuc ot5
parry 8ETIltt." tIHts BON III tTit1's
So9RCH,
IN le EtW TomautiQeU Of TcttBtn SCalattcTsojcUe.
p5tettuna Dom 2SrdfC"
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SIhes AuitIcttH poH Srl. Rldudbe MORTIMER IT,.
Srou 7. &. Nlprtimrr.
2or rtm SdaulpJtlc ctr
'stG oaltlgeE guIiCtuttU . H~rogrGMw III.
Ton CT bErtG EtuVpe in GmtriEa auEgliubJt-
1hatIeo u, pdrc.
Vt sroee Serirt'er o's &lGntG lcu'!EcssJs.
SrI Gclta ScItyem
I'll. Sorrur Sdodruie,
't ItI!tanC7, tgglUitn ScuEEvtnrsa.
Soaan 4 iremarte,
Gle btIlRmteH 2gGr-,tIy. SGTUtlt-, Si-aEr uEb
@gUlItr.
VIE uHu5trtTcr!ItC RrLfsttruppt
NJ Cf Itlj rtt- Gl~Gruurtv,
Rem SdjUtNcTn YtsrnslAbcta
IN 'tHt"' SdFall ger "~cS'c.SG-lt.
Suqsu S'tg,
Der gtimiftt, Der iriut 9tN4ttmus.clp youfonrs,
bebur at.
Tds mfGrlcHtIteu' Ehtdter.
QIguur II ,pplti, hT T:utt0alC,
uro BIC
1eiun m te BGrittCtCEs lru1pt.
SDGl RQdmltlag5 SortclunQCL: EI,UfuGe UNI
EuEulbenbS WCdnIttQos. 80 bl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
SIreau Der
nMnnumental : Teuers GerftGsrnngs>
0eifniGlnff.n

Baltimore, oen &c. Sebr. 1873.
Cine balbidbrIide Sluioenoe BON fiinf Drossnt
aui bas 9runotapltal bsiagter 9eienituit 1T erfldrt
porosn. en- uuo na9 benz 20 Widr, 1873 subtbor.
lh0-6Sl u. M. Huuxr. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
MrimGftaherIrnpnn.

&. Silsdrtner bat isin gt armors@efddft
Don gerlnstonftrabe nab Wr. 52S, Mef : Saltis
mpreiraHe, uerls9t.
sg- @lne Stone Iusuatt bon Olonumenten uno
@rabReinen ttets btlis porrdtbis. tSehr5, 39tte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
BetaMntma9Iugen.
Sta0tzG z8Ircan,

ALI m0re, zen !. VlQTb 1873.
Sn Gofge eingesGneensr ApplIfalion miro Der
Sta6ts8 ommiiiGr 9pnnsrfag, Dan is. ptGrI un
4 llbr Wohmlttags bic &inIe pOn y. 2. @bGppCu's
ElaB an Der Roroielts Der @toB., &te Der &outr9t0n.
StaBe, i~cfiiCllen. SIN AuftrG9e:
Jobn q. 9pple.
C8-62) Gtsif ocs Staot,9 omInlIIrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
Gin gutes S6tio
on gureu neuen @ei16itspI6een!
GShrihcr & Enmh,.

biIber<unb Banner RaIer,
Rr. f66. Nsef@S aItimprearaks,
cine Gtire iueflib BON Der Aoam's @rpreB : Office
SaItim ore.
@s pirb Deutf9 seiproden. Cosy 3gPt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
S~eriaumluugS- Mm3eigea.
Nene Ma3etgen.
Die p. ~Sabresi9luB>Teier

ytarpldnber pbarma5eutii6en ~2sbranitalt
Miro i'm rs oncorbiasOpernbaul beute,
Den II. Utars, Norsens II ubr, itattHnbar. Die Abs
f1isbssA6rthe rptro burd ben Idth. s. e. BbeIps
sebalten. SQs 9ublitum 1T e~r9ebenit einselGben.
(60) i. Srptpu Sdrlep, DetaH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

q IN 00rt, 10. 0tGr3. - (Sfnpinoel.
@t9alrenfa6rttanteu aufgCpoBt, y Son 9rn.
GObn, iii. zNleior bes 3. 9tltrltts, gebt ms
folgeuoe 9Sarnung gu: rSett etll9er Belt
merOeu Qrnle GigarrenfG6rtfanten Ian bic rel,
6ern na9en iid Die SetreffenOen nid)t) BON
elGem ODER mebreleu SbUlnSlcrn nm BE.
trGge bon 70 @t8. bis So our9 oo5 Yor9eben
betrOaeu, Der aiieIiOr hires ge3t1fes miinide,
oaB tie aNf cine 3eitun9 Gals ioldes balO
otsle8 balO jenc8 Slatt genannt) iubicriblren
iOaten. &roBoem i'd ,Qlelf) mebreren@ ole9en,
oa mir ben Ooer Die S1mlaoler utd)t entoeden
f%Onrtel1, Setrcffenbe III III erem Sereihe
marntP, bore i'd INNER pieocr BON melttrn
Spiern bieie8 Shntloels. Snoem i'd mir
oesbalb erlaube, oie8 Sn Sbrer &enntniB 81
brtHgen uno Su9let9 eluen @mpfaHgsibetrl
betSuIege1, Der mir beute ourd zines Der
Spier bebGnoi9t muroe, eriude i'd Sle, 2eier
jbres &c 9Geten SlQtte8 Dor S6aoeu 5l
waBren, coeutuell bic Ibfaiiurg uuo Beitra,
lung Der SdJpinoler berbctsuiiibreu."
- 3le Grauer SQ. SrieOrlt) Sddftr unO
Sob. SreB bon 9tetu Yotf, Sob. @thler BON
MorrlIa lama, 6ermam 5teuter BON 8ofon,
6riebr. 2aucr BON JtedOiuq, @uitau 8ergner
uuo 9ha8. 8alB bon philadelphia, loWie
nod AnOtre aus Dem Nelten meroen ais Be.
legaten bc8y SrGueruerelt5 Der Ser. Staaten"
Die Iu8itelun9 III 8ien uno Den i'm SUM
oaielbit itatt TtuOenoen inteInationalenG rauers
&on9reB beiuden.
- (Selbrmoro einer 90 i~Gbrigen beut=
iden Srau.) Die 0eldenidau iibtr 6rau
Charlotte llmlaui, 90 SABRE alt, tpeldle ii6
AM Sreitag abcuO in 9tr. 364, 8. Ipenue,
Ote2Lterien Oes IrmeS Serid)nitteu hattie, coils
l~tatlrte, Gag Die Trau Oeu SclbimOro iii
etnem ourdl Iltel8l6wdde uuO Srauer iiber
ben Serluit elmer SAueter btruOr9cru.
ienen @abniinn be9on9en bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

~ OH
Rr. Ga, sFprt : Srererid', nabe 9apftr.. Baltic.
Irhelrgsber tonnen uuent9eitlt1 Ausfunft ionic
NrbsitiuUsnoe SeidGiti9uns srbalten.
E1- gSir taufen uno perfduien SGuIer, 2ane itcl en-,
Hfsrce. YRGnRn II. [. N. (l9-16l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

2ittle Red, 10. WGr3. - (0ie Or
morDuu9 @raham'a. Ser Wt0roer entoett. J
Su einem SeuIdober in Der ytdbe BON Nelps
ton uIrOe 0 lgeltern Die Qeid!e clues uuqtfGbr
IS Sabre alien Waune8 9efunoeu. Wtau bat
triftt9e 9riiuOe, III permltbell, 6aB bieier
Dtann Der MDrber grabaln'S gemeien mar.
Cine 0teiietaide, Die ncbeu oergelde lag, elts
belt nGnlll6 Elm Sernb, oil tpelfem lif)
6leden OorfanOen, bic BON Slut ber3uriiebru
| i6iepeu. Sin Yaar neue Stiefel, nit mel.
dem Die 6ibe oeS Sooten bstleiOet paren,
Idlenert minoeltenS I'M 3mei Numneru Al
9roB sn ieir. Der llnbcfanute mar auqens
ideinli6 ber &Glte uno Dem Sunger erlegeu,
uno blele Sbatiadle beutet I'M 10 mebr oar,
auf bin, baB er 9ruuo bate, lub III BEN
Seuldobec lGn9ere 3ett perbor9eu 81 balten,
Oa man in ben Salten ietner Sleloer iiber
$47 u~orfanb. Die 2elde murbe Suert Don
Oeut Sutider zines 6rn. Qnoerion, 9tameus
Yeter UlltnOp, eutocdt. Sr. InOerion eig=
net ben bctreifenoen 9euidober. DEM 9uz
ieben mad III mrtbellen, lit Der Soote bon
Oeltiper Ibfuuft. Die geiae murbe Dem
Coroner GemtSberrD bon 2ong,Sslano iiber.
9eben, meldler @tontaa Utorgen Die Qeiden'
l9au iber osltielben abbalten miro.
Newarf, 10. Mlars. - (3wsi Sirbsr
Dsrbrunnt.) geitern friib 9 llbr lieB Der in
CIR. 169, SerrptraBe, pOhuenOe Same5 Bilz
Jon ieiue beioen &inoer Nturp, Al, uub So
mes, . Sabre alt, cine @eile im@obnSimulcr
alein (oie Wutter liegt i'm &odenbett), nm
nit eiusm 9uus genOiien su ipreden. als Ell
balo nadber ,u riidtehrte, b0rte CT Sammer-
ssidrei; raid oas Simmer D~fineno, orang
inn bidlter Stand entgc9eu, wOrauf er ben
ermabuteH Sau8geuOien rtef. Sin cnties.
iiber Inblid bot lid bar! Die beioeu Sim
Der mareu in Slammen sebiilt, uno Silie
fam 5u ipat, benn obpobl ihnen iOfOrt bic
aleioer bonn 2eibe gerllIen wuroeH, iarben fe
on ben erllttenen ihluereu SranolpunoeH tls
nerbalb 20 0itnuten.
Ser ertfaniide @~eianStt
in 8erltn. -br. Bancroft ioa ieine gnt,
laIung ein9erei9t, unb nit 6tnidt auf ieiu
hobes alter uuo iduade Seiuuobeit I'M redt
balbise @rnennnn9 zines gtadfOlsers gebsteu
hQbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11
WtarmOrs Sauenz
A&leiSerz s. nnStnu9.
5. S. Gmit9 & Gnmp.,
S6ueioer uno &(eioer : 6dnpler.

Sri5lQbrsz GIoftnune.
Gir bCbCu aui unItrGn 2UGO NusOebs
guoenuiGgn. un0 @eibdltS =4n ji9e
-letr ais Gin tQuitro lsgt ierttg tit
SE~aben@3nSigs Die frib1ubrss &srHGuIe.
in GusH Stsle WGareu
bIirbtcn GtRitteu. fnb aae einasfauit,
Tie 2SaareR lDurotn IIu6z ebe bic lcBte Bretserboz
Scitl9 eiue eiGutt, bung in l9olenruGarCH
uno Die 9du1er elntrat. Sbr toHnt
bIten ben Sortbetl % &roB. ipGten.
Der Hlcnrigen BrViie. tUcuu niB5citIg 9GfGuit
500 tnabcH-An5Ugc un0 BON rteiem 9rOBen
tGr 50; Scrr0tbe &lcioungsUut@
800 ieintrt Ir6Ige ten gCUutlt miro.
81 bis $40. 5eBt U~olrOtti9 tur i1iorz
200 iGrUGrIe &uu=IR5n9e ti96n YCItGui:
s. bis SO. AuseGbzArIige $l5-$t0
~@pHfrmGtiOns = AnjUQe 90. fir SnQben li-25
IS bis $l2. au6ge6- Oo'eH 6-fU
Bran TONNE iribbetti3 ! @GidCits.6oiCu IS
uH0 WGp!e AIbeits- 9olSn 3.j0-5
pom ben beiten Slnittcn. 2Sir geben frjibSeltlgen
2GulCrR in iertl1Cr Slelolng Ootr beEcuter AlbeIt
]beioH0ere &Ortbetie.
: s.. &rHith 81 Gpmp.,
Sunben=S bncioer uno SlGi0Crs6dThler,
&r. as mo AO, u t.y0ltimoreitr., Aoroot : @te,
ige6es @ebGuoe, Tumot ror Der S9iIre. (9e59,19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-11

~ WlrIeN< HNu UtHHIeHsS uWeT elcT,
8npuen=G epd6ie, Grasiaamen,
StedBpiebeIn, aleeiaamen II. +. ~.
) SoIaianp s. Spbn,
SIR. %, Siie.Salpertz, 5tpii6en Bal.
(DiGrStl, " tiinoIes unb WdteritraBe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
HENRY Il. HERTS, AUCTIONEER
IL HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO, MIRRORS, CARPETS, &C.
At 9r7 " i az riETy rot fJ,ru sTREIT'

:, between Broadway and Eighth avenue
the property OF q family leaving Europe.
PARLOkS CONTAIN
Rich Paror Suit In blue satin elegant rosewood Eta
gore, rich inlaid Cabinet valuable OIL Paintings jar
dnicres Centre Side and Bouquet Tables fine Carpets
Mantc Mirrors fine Crinone Set In reps, with plush
puhings and rich Mantci Board to match: walnut
Library Tables, Escretoire French Clocks ornaments,
&c. -
LIBRARY CONTAINS
Fine English Brussels Carpets Bookcase Library Tables
rich Lbeary Suit in blue silk. coteine, &C.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Elegant walnut. ebony and gilt inlaid Chamber Suit
Bedeads, Bureaus Washstands Dressing stand, finest
quality of Bedding, Spring and Hair Mattresses rich
Suit in fancy tapestry Work Tables, Carpets, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Brussels Carpets soid walnut sideboard, extension
Dining Table, dining Chairs, Crockery, Glassware, eie
sssortment Of Kitchen Furniture and Utensils ali in ex
cellent order, having been but year In Cata-
logues will be ready at the house early morning Of
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

HENRY b. HERrs, AUCTIONEER.
Ii Gentee Household Furniture.
Upright Piano, By Worzel, OF Leipsic, &C.
AT ~ West Thirty first street.
comprising rosewood Parlor Suit in satin velvet and
Brussels Carpets square and upright Pianos Mirrors,
Clocks, BronzeA Ornaments walnut other chamber
suits Beds Seeding, dining Room and Kitchen Utensils
sAc. CatAlegpes ~ ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

HENRY b. HERTS, AuCTIONEER.
III SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICH CABINETS, VALUABLE PAINTINGS,
CLOCKS, BRONZES STATUARY, VASES. DC,
ON TUESDAY, MAY g. AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT NO. . EAST THIRTY FIRST STREET,
NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
This will be the most important sale OF the season, the
cost and in use less than six months The sale will be
pcremptory the owner having To leave the city on &C.
eo'" THE PARLoRs CONTAIN
Royal Wilton Carpets, elegant Ebony and real Ormolu
trimmed Parlor Suit In crimson satin with Converse
zione Chairs, Reception Chairs and Piano. Stool TO
mach superb inaid Cabinets Pedestals, Music Stands
Statuary, Roman Vases Eascls valuable Oil Painting,
rosewood seven octave Piano by Brautigam, Lace Cur
N'' DINING ROOM CONTAINS
Elegant walnut Dining Suit, in morocco massively
carved and iDlad Sdeboard and Extension Dining able,
elegant Mante Mirror and Cornces 10 match. rich Lace
Curtains, French China Dinner Service. elegant Cut
o'S' LIBRARY CONTAINS
Brussels Carpets sohd walnut Secretary and Library
Bookcases, dwarf and three wing bookcases, Library,
Table fine Oil Painting, Library Suits In reps Lace
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Mirrors massive solid
walnut Chamber Suit cost 5O0 rich Plate Glass Ar
moires, Warbrobes Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs
Lace Curtains, elegant Crnoline Suit in drab and blue
together with the usual assortment OF Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale viii commence.
The house will be open for exhibition by permit only,
Monday, from ~ till O'Clock Catalogues and per-
ms may be had at the Office Of the auctoneer l6 Cort
landt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

TO Let FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
A ATTENTION
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW PIREPROoF BUILDING,
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
yyREPRooF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING. BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE Fosr OFFICE,
&C. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C, CAN BE
HAD, sINGLY OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM loxl2 FEET TO @x67 FEET AT $780,
$780, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY PIREPRoOF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN I'M
PRovEMENTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
"A THIS Tuesday, MORNING, May 6, at loIs O'Clock,
the elegant Household Furniture, at the
mansion 04 East Twcnty-flfth street. between Fourth
and Lexington avenues, ERNEST ROTH, Auctoneer.
cent Grande Duchesse Pompadour and Marie Aneinette
French satin brocatel and reps; Turkish Easy Chairs,
Lounges, MIRRORS, Curtains Bronzcs, Vases Clocks,
Tables Cabinet Etagere magnificent Oh Paintings by
great artists: Engravings,
elegant double round IA octave
rosewood Panoforte, stool and Cover,
rosewood and walnut Chamber suits style OF Louis XIV
Bcdseads Bureaus, washstandA spring and hair Mat
tresscs Bedding, walnut reps Suits Sofas Chairs,
Lounges curtains Mirrors French walnut inlaid Buffet
n B.-kesponsibe men In attendance 10 cart pack Or
ship gpoas ARy lsEt0 riu " coHptv for puzchaSsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
SALES AT aUcTlOr

SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLE T;tIbSy son co; Ayc clio
supreme Court sale.
Valuable rop%SFy 60 p@yI'sn bsyv Greek and
at EXCHANGE aiesroom Ill Broadway,
under direction Of rho T. Rugples, Esq, Referee.
vii Creek ss he Dgelmaa eSe 10 ne
Hudson and Harlem River Canal Maps al n Cedar ST.
A }. RL 1sI.n6ls SON 4 co; AgoTIoNEERs.
%ghlssn!s Street e near anits Avenue
consisting OF and MAY hasSr
and Dining Room furniiure BRUSSELS and Velvet Car.
pnS aas cFss 9asfi Sr and and
f fsTT ssi sG S aaSs a a on
%ss l. IN II the ,ns and hs Flight nio Egypt
A. " 'FRibSy, May nSo'ioSAN"s
SsaasIs sEsts s1'ss'SI F9eae - Broadway
Leonard oSs No 100 between Centre and
mortgage. Mars t77Cedar street.
A MEXICAN ARTISTS AUCTION
THIS EVENING
AT THE soMERvILLE GALLERY.
Lien EN-. B. MIs y ss,1 AycTloSEEs
Established In isi7.
Horse Auction Mart S7 $50 and 4 Fourth avenue cor.
By ALLEN B. MINER is'tsi BRO
ON THURSDAY MAYG
Sha %sb1sSs ana al ssa s srss
MEDICAL saE AS Sb s SEaStp fls At Files
by order of government
Comprising Medicines, Surgical Implements,
Trusses Scales and Weights; Trunks Mattresses Linens
Silks, &c, &C. The goo 8 will be on exhibition
wednesday, May z, with catalogues
SATURDAY, MAY TO-
at lOl9 O'clock at their salesrooms,
95 Chambers and II keade street,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
Carpets, &c. Details IN time
ON THURSDAY, MAY s..
at l013 O'Clock, at private residence
so Monroe street, BROOKLYN,
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made to order
by Drummer Moore, New York. In perfect order
little used, consisting Of richly carved rosewood ParoI
gilt frame Pier Mirrors with Corncos to match velvet
Chairs in crimson and gold figured SATIN black wsnui
Chairs black walnut marble top Buffet, China Dinner
carved black walnut marble top Bedroom Suits best hair
and spring Mattresses leather holsters and Pillows fine
china decorated Toilet Sets carved black walnut marble
top mirror back Hall Stand, fine Refrigerator Kitchen
Utensils, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A ucTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
~ 10 West sd street. between 9TH and 7th avenues
THIS DAY TUESDAY. morning,, Mayo

A ucTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
~ 10 West sd street between 9TH and IN avenues
THIS DAY ruesday. noruing), May O.
CONNIE cing 1T ~ O'Clock sharp.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctonecr, will sell this day
3 lots by catalogue all the costly and plain House
hold Furniture made 10 order tor present owner name
y:-Magnfcent "a octave rosewood Pianoforte, ceic
hrated city maker, 81 geo used months; Pier and
Manel Mirrors fine oil PAINTINGS rich Bronzes Figures
ains, brosaol and magnificent black walnut Etagercs
four rich Parior uits covered IN crimson sais broca
rabies, bookcases, suU volumes Books, DC.
Bedrooms contain, viz
superb rosewood and naid black walnut Sets gilt and
Arnoire ace. IL cnred Hair Mattresses, Spring Beds
Pillows Bolsters, Quilts, Blankets, Linen, Carpets, &c.
Dining Room--Superb black walnut Buffet, cost $500
Sets tul Set cut Glass and Silver Ware and other ar
sies Too numerous TO menuon sale pohiive in lots to
moved by competent men after the sale.
A ucTiQN NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
~ All the elegant and costly Household Furniture
tanned IN private mansion II East 10th st, between
Broadway and ith av to be sold this day ncing
ho's o'clock iars chance for parties commencing
~ octave rosewood PGnotorte $3.50 elegant
Paror suits, STYLES Emperor William Grand Duchesse
and Marie Antonette covered IL plain and figured satns
Bronzes Turkish Chairs Console Tables Curtains
Cabinets Eiageres marble top Tables, Ornaments,
wood and wanu. Bedroom Suits single and double Bed
steads Bureaus, Wardrobes 20 cured hair and spring
Beds Feather Pillows Bolsiers, Bedding, Bed Lounges
Also Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture,
Plate, Gallery, China, Glass Ware; Buffet Extension
Tables, Chairs CrocKery, &c- HENRY ZfNN, Auconeer.
At soMERvILLE GALLERY, 80 FIFTH AVENUE
N ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auct,oncer, VIII sell
Tuesday evening, May g. fine Moorish, Turkish and
Persian Rugs suitable for studios Libraries, &c. They
are direct from the East, and worthy especa aen
ton.
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I -A.-JohN II. FRENCH, AUcTIONEER
viii sell THIS DAY,
at 945 Broadway,
large bankrupt stock Of
1nc Gold and Silver Watches
Jewelry,
Fancy Goods, &C.,

lY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEERUoFFIC
~ 81 FIFTH AvENuE.-RoBERT soMERvILLE
WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON TUESDAY. MAY 9, AT
10Y G o,oLouK, At THE PRIyAIE RMsIpENGE, q
TuRE CONTAINED IN THE ABOVE HOUSE.
Mahogany paror Suits in II. Q. mahogony bookcases,
ties shells Ac mahogony carved Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands, Commodes fine china Toilet Sets; cured
Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows; Wardrobes secrcta.
res, naid Bureaus, Cabinets Desk, Library Tables,
Ware; India China, Vases, urns, Flower Pots
FINE STERLING SILVER WARE; GOLD AND SILL
YER WATCHES. CHAINS, CARD CASES, sPECTA-
Giles. &c
cry Tin Ware, and Kitchen Utensils with which the sale
will commence.
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SALES At AUCTION.

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Ry RICHARD J. GARRET rsoN, AUcTIoNEER-wI.
~ Mans GAERETrsON 81 and s2, sixth avenue,
al the valuable Furniture contained in the tour story
fo ,b stone nonse W West street near
Cottage suits; Velvet Wilton and ingram Carpets, wal.
day Of sale fano' Mirrors &C. Catalogue at house
DISGEE, PORTER a 90, .AgcTIoNEERs
ataaas Third Venue near ar 18th street, Harlem
ONE SSnSSaT ss ErsS safy GT ShnmSsr
= vo; 20 elegant giant Carpets
Sply and ngrans
I $. WEINBERGER, AuoTIoNEER, SELLS TnIs
i. day. Tuesday May . at iU.s O'clock At 49, Bowery
nsw s na rS ans
three iron saos HSsSry Cutlery Jswery
ToHN H. DRAPER, AuCTIoNEER -wEpNEspAY-
Sasy Yard Ssx yorS order "s osvlss
S5s%a Arms and 's.
Rs ab nass neds % R
s SSss SHARPE ansn. Car Car
sinss ea9rs % needing repairs aSs sharpe ansips
A. :a ssSis ssssas sSsrss
Of sna 8
denser Stevens cutoff, bali governor double valyess
hs whole Sat @s s' POINT iosndry eis
ase wrought "n fsdae sna
Cranks and crank Shaft. Terms at sale.
r p, TRAvER,, AUcnoNEER. SALE,
a. ey sf'i large az lot S
chests OF Teas, Cofecs Spices, canned Fruits Pickles.
Soaps Starch, Candles Rice barrels Apples ~ barreia
~ G 7. LYONS, City Marshal
r II. JENKINS 4 CO., AucTIONEERs,
q. viii sell this day, at their saesoOm, 95 Blocker
street, commencing ut II O'clock A. NJ large variety OF
second hand Furniture. Carpets, Feather Bedding, Mat
ngs, &C.. also wood Piaofortes being coT-
tents OF private DWELLING removed Tor convenience Of
sale.
JAMES NJ FORD, AUCTIONEER-S ELLIS THIS DAY.;
e. t2ocock, at 367 Bowery, the ntre Furniture u
Comprises Parior Suits Library suits BEDROOM and
Chamber Suits, cured hair Mattresses feather Beds.
Bolsters and Pillows Bureaus, Bedsteads Washstands(
Tables, Chairs, Rockers wored and linen Curtains, Oil
Paintings FRENCH plate Mirrors, Mantel Ornaments
sion Tables, Lounges &c. Also nj 8 o'clock about 70
Carpets of all descriptions and sizes being fine chance
for house keepers and others
MORRIS WILKINS. AUcTIONEER.
1 Peremptorv sale by order OF the supreme Court OF
Z. H.LUDLoW co. will sell, by auctonon Thursday,
May 1873 at IL O'clock at the Exchange Sacsroo III
Broadway under the direction OF George Putnam smith.
referee East 10th streetiour iul Lots. the south
side of 10th street. 40 eet west Of Third avenue
Also, at same time and place.
Madison avenue-Two Lots. west side, 81 feet inches
north Of Eighty third street, each 2ox96 feet
East seventy seventh s,rcct-Lo north side. no feet
east Of Fourth avenue, 25xlR2
No. 3 Pine street
lM This day, al II o'clock, at the auction No
North William street. Iron safes Desks Chairs Platform
''"'''' 80 - WEDNESDAY. Nav 7. "A's"A'
Mt II o'clock, at the auction No. North Wiam
street. large OF Household Furniture, Carpets.
Mirror, Paintings, Engravngs, dc &C.
NICHOLAS r. CoNNoR, AUCTloNEER.
HANDSOME UOuSEUoI.p FURNITuRE INTERIORS;