davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-10-17
PrOclarna.

n LIE og Enhver, der maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Skitternc
efter:
/, Afgangne Plantageforvalter
William Widdiss;
9, Atgangne George Benjamin
og efterlevende Enke Mary
Benjamin; og
8 Afgangne Philip Paulus og
e~fterlevende Enke Nelly Paulus:
indkaldcs herved til at anmelde og
beyiisliggj0rc deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret linden udlobet at
3 Maaneder efter denne I~ndkaldelses
sidste Acknowledgements
Arvingerne paa de to sidstnevnts
Boer indkaldes hersed med Aar og
Days Varsel til at melde sig og
bcyiisliggjotre deres Arveret SAINT til
at varetage deres Tarv paa Sklttet.
Frederiksteds Skifterct st CroV
den 8de October 1877.
G. SARAUM.
, 1877-10-17

0T the request Of Christiansted's
~ Dealing Codrt on behalf Of the
estate ofthe deceased Planter Hugh
Percy, The tract Of land called
= a T a Z q
situated in East End Quarter Litra
4 sub No Is b, in this Island, belong
ing to said estate. will be put up for
sale at one public Auction to b held
at the undersigned Office on Friday
h. 2jth October a. C. at | o'clock
=. m.
Conditions. appraisement, & other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at the Auction Office.
Auction Office, ChristianStcd Oc-
t0bcY 9th 1877.
n. A. JURS.
, 1877-10-17
ENSETHELSER OG ENTLEDIGELSER.

81 Anledning at constituent Toldforvater
a og Postmaster J. KNUTHsENs Dol er
Captain BoJE If Gouverpementet for do
daask vestindiske Der permitteret fra den
militaire Tjeneete og Constituent som
To!dforvalter og Postmaster i Christian
sted.
, 1877-10-17
AUX TON.

PFTER Begjaring at Christian.
II steds Ski(teret som b%ehandlenle
af@angne Planter Hugh Percy's
G0dsbo, vii den navnte 30 tilh0ren-
de LandstrRknlng kaldct
p a a a
bcliggende her paa Den j Ostende
Qvalteer Ultra a. sub No. Is b. bIive
opraabtti til BortsaIg we'd e offentIig-
Auction, der afhoIdes paa underteg-
nede contoir Frcdag den code Octo-
ber1S77 Efermiddag III. l sIet.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og 0vrige Salget vcdr0rendc Docu-
menter vile v@re til EfterSyn paa
AuctiOnscontOiret.
Ch,istiarsteds Auctionscontoirden
CITE October 1877.
IT 11ipG
, 1877-10-17
AUCTION.

rOY request and for Account of
I'D whom it may concern, [ with sell
on Saturday Goth Inst. at the Corner
Store Hnder the Club Rooms, a guam
tity of Household
Mahogany Furniture
Globes, Chandeliers, Lamps, 8 day
Clocks, lcepitchers, Pianos, Horses,
Fh@tons, & a family Carriage sc. &c.
The articles are in good order. e.
to be seen previous to tie sale, which
will commence at IL O'clock pre-
ciseIy-
Christiansted 10th October 1877.
q. j. ROBINSON.
AuctiOneR~.
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Wednesday, April 1S, 1877.

IL Gyr TIE suEERY.-g o1.e,
qaious chap, who j. is said never
missed {. meal AID never paid ceu..F
has a. .s.t turned up in Seattle and i
going the rounds. Ec droppe,l into
Wi!dmaa's yesterday and grsyely asked
f.. 3 glass of sherry. 4 decanter aud
a wine-gia.s Wa- Immediately placed al
rs disposal lie took IT ny, scrutiuizrd
/. with Il degree Of cold dignity TIA.
was quite AMAZING. AMI then SLOWLY
srocersisd - Eli the glass up. peerei
Inso is contents f.sIdioasly for mo
meat. aud a. quickly set it down.
Looking up gravely again, be said.
'Gness don't want it; Iii take some
Per-" Tue sherry was poured back.
and Il glass Of port set before bin. lie
augaed the latter down. and turning
quietly away started 10 leave. "Oh, :"
says Val, guess you didn, pay for it.
He turned aud looked back with amaze-
ment for a moment. and then said.
Well, didn't give you the sherry for
it" Yes" said Val. but you didn't
pay tor the sherry" We'll" he re-
toftei, you've got the Cherry. bavn't
yoa.' This Mas + clincaer. Of course,
ana he departed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

AFTER TEE FRUIT TKEEs.-
ierner from across The lake informs rs
that the frs.t AID some of the frui,
trees n thai sect ion are inf s.ei to IN
alarming extent With species Of cater
pillars, which are likely 70 prove very
destructive during tie coming Sum
iner. He says they are To - found in
the hF trees IN the forests espec liz :i
annnmerab'e quantities. some branches
are literally coFered with them. and
they have already began - des:F1y she
green leaves. II they coutine them
selves 70 the fo-@ trees they will DO
oit little danag-. la: il : not a. all
probable that thcy ill The fruit
Trees aad succ ! ~ vegetation ge1er-
ally are likely l. b, damaged greatly
by them, AID ii they BIC m" -
plenty q s5ms targe~s ag.;ci;a.c
oar FRAT crop msy possibly ie
almost totally destroyed before the
season u over. There Is remedy.
however, We believe, which if properly
applied - thc right time, will etfee:a-
ally prevent Them from doing any c0:i-
siderable damage To- the fruit trees 1t
y thu: The proprietor Of the tres
should first effectually rii the tree. Of
all The insects that may lie lodged in
the branches This can be done by the
use of IA brush or broom. He should
then bind around the trunks of the
trees two or three layers If old canvass
and paste this over thoroughly with
with thick coal tar As TIL, dries
up during the season he should administer
q fresh coating Of the tar The cater
pillar will crawl up tho trees as far as
the tar and advance no further, as they
cannot cross it. We have seen this
tried at the Eas. during seasons when
eaterpiiiars were very plenty, aud it is
considered there to lie an effec.ual bar
ricade against .hem.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

An EMPLOYMENT OFFiCE.-Our city
has for 1tne time -tood ia need of
good employment office. Such Ill in
s'itution cannot fail to prove matter
of much convenience to the public. both
To those in search Of employment ana
those wanting help All the interior
cities of California have an office Of this
kind. Sacramento has two and Stock
ton one Farmers and others wanting
help. instead of spending considera bic
time III town looking for it, apply TO
the employment Office a. once, and la
borers and Others waiting work 20
there. Mr. s T. Coombs has Just
opened an office of that kind in this
city. on Mill street aud is already doing
quite business In furnishing sailors for
vessels about the Sound, help for differ
cnt milling establishments. farm hands,
etc. He intends to keep up CORES
pondence with all parts Of the Sound
country and furnish help wherever
needed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

10y" surbars pills driver is nov at
work repairing Crawford & Hsrring
tons WHAT. and will be engaged there
for some time They will put down
new sort OF fender piles along both
sides and across the end OF the wharf
and make some ether needed repairs.
PILES driven ia these waters will not last
more than three or tour years # set much
below law water mark. unless protected
by slabs or ballast, aud i'll this respect
Yeslers wharf has IN advantage and Is
proof against ti.c tavaee- OF worms.
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y Capt. Smith informs IS that

~ Capt Smith informs Is that
there is at leas. two-thirds of the last
years crop Of reduce yet upon White
river, and be is at loss 10 know what
the farmers will do with il, especially
the potatoes One farmer alone, he
says has zoo Bushels Of these still on
hand. with M Immediate prospect Of a
market for them As 10 the hay, they
will do as well, and perhaps better. to
summer II over; but the roots apples.
etc. must be sold soon at some price
At Portland We notice that quite bus
mess is being done at one of the fruit
drying establishments IN preserving or
dying potatoes for foteign markets.
This Ia something new, as applied to
potatoes, on this coast. although 1t has
been carried OH quite extensively in
Boston for the past 10 or Is years. 1t
is in this way that most Of the great
potato crop of Nova Scotia is utilized.
We have even seen them manufactured
into what is called potato meal or -four.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18
EY- The ship Top Gallant. the bar X

entine {. l.. Taylor. big lanneF'
schooner Reporter aud bark Caroliue
Reed are all leading lumber at Port
Blakelv now. The latter will bc ready
for STA aud sail probably to-day. The
Top Gallant Is leading piles below aud
will Ia q lumber above. Madison aud
B!akely Will each .tip away this spring
about i.oUd piles L. San francisco,
where they are being used IN an extern
sye contract which Mr.. Meig's has
there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18
LIZ The weather changes just no

LIZ The weather changes just now
are about as sudden as the fluctuations
in the stock market. and like the latter
the barometer had "a decided down
ward tendency last evening, aud the
signs which are said never IN fail but IN
dry weather. are strongly omineuS OF
rain. A we came up street we heard
u German citizen ventnro the preaic-
ton that he guess Ieeile IT will rain
somedime pooty quee>
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

sy- The Reuton aud Talo,t C'm-
panies haye 10th disposed Of their
bunkers ia MIR. Ye,ier, who will aiilize
the timber in improving Tie wharf
Bat they alc not Likely to tind mar
k.t So readily iof their Soows. The
kcAton Company particularly haye a
nna,bo. OF scows quite rs good as INV,
which cost originally Sl.200 ana 81 900
o.ch, but which they would be glad 10
sell now for less than one half their
real cost. Thor appears 10 he 10 mar
ket FOX ,heui. however, a. yet.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

4 Nhw SuoE-M AKER. Mr.. il. os-
sono All experienced practical boot ard
shoe mak,r. has bought out Frank
I.edser'> stock. oui lit AVID business. aud
moved from the former stand OH CDerty
street into the Masonic building. lrNt
door ,n Mrs Jameson millinery store,
where lac Is prep@red to do all s,'ds OF
eustom work, repairing. etc ia the
highest style # the art. and at the
most reasonable terms.
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SEw ESGLASD IICTEI~

~ Mr.. Chas. J. Huntington will
remain at the Dollarhide Gallery one
week longer, and as this is positively
his last week. parties who desire fine
aud artistic photographs should be
sure TO Improve the opportunity imme-
di.tely- His work is fully equal 10
any made III San Francisco He is one
OF the mos. successful operators in the
country with children, and for fine
pictures parents 81 onld take their lit
tie ones 10 him. He makes rs fine
work III cloudy weather as in sunshine
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e-s,- Mr.. kunison. one Of the

-" Mr.. kunison. one Of the for
mer propiietors of the Saddle Rock, is
opening "A new restaurant in the apart
mcnt of the McAieer building. for
morally occupied as wholesale
liquor establishment by Robbins The
uew restaurant will be opened next
Thursday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

.sS~ On account of a rush If bushes.
DR. Brennan will not leave on his ur-
Sound aud Oregon tour until TO morrow,
and can lie founi at his office to-day
After stopping week ut Olympia. be
will visit Portland AMI diiferen, arts of
Oregon. aud return here in about two
Months
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.fy~ We learn from Oregon papers
that the salmon fishermen OF the CO.
lumbia river are GA strike for 80 cents
apiece for their fish. The proprietors
of the canneries will not exceed 10 their
demands, and consequently have shut
down their establishments. Meanwhile
the salmon are running III great num-
bars
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18
CY The schooner Planter came

" IUt sCUUDUtT TIiDttr cIMC ID
yesterday for Loaf of lumbrr. barrels,
etc, for Mr.. Ham nond, proprietor OF
the Port Madison fishery, vino has
chartered her 10 - 70 Cypress | Lind.
where he con,empiste~ starting anol her
fishery. Ilcrrings are said Il ran IN
immense shoals IN that par, Of the
Sound, and good fishery there i, GER
tan to prove a perfect mint 10 It's
owner.
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q The Comet arrived last evening
from her forty mile trip up White river
with n full load Of produce, consisting
OF hay, oats and potatoes. The Captain
reports nothing new liz tia. quarter.
with the exception that the farmers are
al! busy getting in their crops. and that
the valley is verdant is a garden. all
a glow with tae freshness OF spring.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

The nai.cs N5aHtssHor slys Vii
liam Snooks. better known as Biily
Shocks, resident 81 Warm Spfing
Reservation. after III Intellectual attempt
10 elopu with one Of his fathers wlYes.
became Disguised with lite and com
mii,ed selcldc. All this occurred with
in the last Eve or SIN days al the re>cF
Walton.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

SF-Ih, Indian chef belonging t.
III SINCE Agency Na' ar Sied 4 L
days ago 10 refusing to remain on The
reservation. aui taken - Fort NanSou-
Yer. @heie he Was placed IN charge -
the military. It II said that BE- "iii
probably be sent IL the Indian Tern
torY
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

IT, The bark Aureols. which IL over
due here for lo.d If Seattle coal, az
rived At Port Townsend yesterday. aud
Wall probably = here some time today,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

sSs- NJ Thomas RusselIs fac ne"
residence IA Cherry s;sest. Whioh Nil
COS, when completed alout S2.3'''h /.
GoN ia the hands o: tae painters "t'
will be restv foE oocupsaey IN at''''
week L j. two stories high. III siSe %
rs ;ctt. .,l admirably heated
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

To- The water In White tiYtr has
been falling rapidly for the past few
level
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates On Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden Tickets TO and from
Europe sold 81 lowest rates by Andrew
Chiberg, Seattle, W. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

SEEDS SEEDS. SEEDS At ths
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
field seeds, Of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock of
seeds before purchasing elsewhere
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18

10" Or. Steels entertain ue, I on
Mill street opposit- ke!.y'- drug store.
apl'eais 10 he the great attraction just
now OF an evening IL sings. dis.
coarsss and sells of his pain eradication
At rapid rate. Thosa who have u>e.l
Il speak eAtravagantly in lis praise,
AMI pronounce II certain king of pain
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
A MEXICAN HOUSE

J c Gutter. Olympia; p Conway. "
Conway. 2 Brandt. II Berma;-. Wm
bhnn. Tacoma, & " Ludlow, Ohio: !
Mccain. New York, j Simpsoa. Castle
Rock; z Doherty. II Otter. Talbot: F
Aunlse. II Hubbard. Lake Washington:
Z Fcss, Port Gamble 4 Ge,chell. j 4
Hunter. I Irving Maine; Clancy. u
Wood. San Francisco; J : Barnes.
Collins Landing: ] SIadr. brig North
star
SEw ENGLAND uoTEI~
A Plat. Snnl ornish. 5 Hoslin. str
Nellie; + ID Keys. south Prairie. NJ
kouu':- Mis- u E.ris. MINI. II Hui.
bert. II Blanchard. l. " Bul.i.d. p
LEONARD. \ Murray, Tacolns; " Gold
smith. W W Downing. Il Thompson.
Portland; J Il Lewis, wife * Child. T
Ciaaccy, CITY; l. smith, Mrs j Neel :,
ID + Nicely, White River; l. 3 Gilman,
l. Le"eney. Port Gamble; A Goodfel-
low, J McTurson, T Eagan. Victoria.
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500 REWARD!

IN THURSDAY AFTERNOON at . las!ys
' g,rket 81 eeEtssasag $50 "a greet basis
An.i = = Is ate. e~t IL las tSty. ssEse-
- ere letss~a TIE A~SAse drye4N-is - re AL
= hxa3s1c aet BEx. Cos storr
re erser ~ the sane ~tfi ecEfer gTssi
fsxsx Eroa ne psrsi.z ~ko have Sustained tss
- SAL 4il 1~ silewe3 siep reward. fos rsfa-E-
lng ia~ sas1s
pa pArT4calars "a - Vesx4scd 81 ;Ais
sssErs kfa-ss
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Notions and Medical Supplies.
Also,
for such OF above supplies not be
be delivered the several Indian agencies
schedules showing in detail the kinds aud quantities OF
goods required each agency and in ransporta
tes and Of delivery, conditions to DO OBJ
by bidders and Of payment to.
gcer with blank proposals. forms OF contract bond &
will be furnished on application to this office On Washing.
tom or ut Leonard New York; to 4. NJ Kingsley.
80 clinton place. New York; VIM. H. Lyon, 4S3 Broad
way New York TO VIM Nicholson, Superintendent Indian
Affairs Lawrence Kansas to the Comnissaries Of Subsst
ence Z. = A. NJ ST. Lous Chicago, sioux City, Leaven.
worth, st Paul. Omaha and Cheyenne.
J. q. SMITH, Commissioner
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AT 10 EAST 14Tii, MONDAY II A. M.-FURNITURE,
AParor Suits Bedroom do Mattresses. Carpets, sofa
and parlor Beds Library Tables Busts eegan ornan,egs
lot Wines Liquors. Preserves Pickles. Jeies &c. Goods
packed cheap. Outside sales solicited
Y. " FAVOR Auctionesr
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PROPOSALS.
DR0P0SALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES GOODS, AND
transportation

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WAsHISGroS March 80 1877.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Beef Flour,
Clothing Transportation,n &c. the may be, and
directed to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. No 40
Leonard New York will be received until ~ NJ. OF Tues
day May 8. 1877 for furnishing the following supplies,
goods and alton required for the Indian service
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL g. ls77-TRIPIR SHEET.
poARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERs WANTED.
1sO WEST 45ln -pKIyAlE FAMILY HAVE
large Rooms sonnseag handsomely iurnseo'
no Sd Ay-To LET HANDSOME CUNyEc ING
lJchnishsd Rooms suitable for newly married gentle
man or LADY, or separately with OF without BOARD.
ON 7TH Az. NEAR 22D ST,-HANDsUMELY FUR
ZUlnisled Rooms with or without Board.
sJ11 WEST asrH sT.-FRUNT ROOMS. WELL FUR
Lllnished: excellent Board and attendance
Ol.s) WEST 2isT sT.--HANDsoME ROOMS. WITH
20 Zexceicnt table, to families or gentlemen; house
modern ears stages. DC. references
.21E GARDEN ST.. noBQKEN. y. ia PRIVATE
front Room, with or without brsakiast.
HAVING TAKEN. A HOUSE oN srH Az. FROM
permanent party Room Young references
necessary. Address :. r NJ box a.os6 Pos. otiiee
T1AMILIEs CAN LIVE BETTER FOR LESS MONEY
Grand rnicu Hotel Park az and 4isl s. than AZ any
Other @ sas psse " vi
DARTIEs IN SEARCH OF FIRST CLASS BOARD:
/ Ing accommodations should call at SANDS Board
directory, lisa Broadwav. room y
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
z lOUNG lady. EMPLOYED DlRfNG THE DAY,
Adesires furnished Room with Board; below 23d
Address with lowest terms NJ b. box 100 Herald Uptown
office
A YOUNG GENrLEMAN WISHES FIRST CLASS
n Board in private family. from 18th 10 seth ST. be,
% ann M
j .Se5 broadway.
yNANTED-BoAKp FOR THREE ADULTS, WITH
SON Two @ @ and s m PRICE 'y
IT. ds Once
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLE.
w men, l0tl. and 18th state terms. must
be moderate. i. r.. Herald Uptown office.
- uNFURNIsHED OR FURNIsH.D RooMs-wEsT.
Ztetween 18th and 10Th SITS with Board for sell. WIFE
three children and Nurse about $50 week. references D.
n H.. Herald Uptown Office.
.--
HOTELS.
4 80 81 ROOMS FOR 81 PER WEEK: 25c., 800.
.and 5oc day: gentlemen and families Frankfort
House. 2u2 William It.
IITY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND sTH ST.-$i so PER
Cday, W weekly, with Board: Rooms 81 weekly. Toe.
daily.
/,RANT HOUSE, ~ NEW BoWERY.-fAMILIES AND
u Rooms daily and weekly prices low always
OPEN
COUNTRY BOARD.
Iy0uNTRY HOUSES WANTING BOAKDERs SHOULD
OrcgIser At once at SANDS Board Directory. ll93
Bgoadway, room s.
SUMMER RESORTS.
or MARKS HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
Osiand will open early in Nay: two Cottages for rent;
with or without private tnbc Applications for board may
DO In person the promises or by letter 10 X r.
COLE
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"A Claremont Hotel. Manhattauvillc,
corner 125th Il. and 18th Nv.
PETER BOWIE, Auctioneer
salesroorls corner 9Th st. and University place,
will. sell on TUESDAY, April ~,
mt III o'clock. the entire
Household Furniture. &c..
OF the above named Hotel.
consisting OF Pnvr Suits rosewood PiHnos Mirrors
rosewood and mahogany Bedtead bureaus, Wushstauds
wardrobes, Sideboards Extension Tables. Dining Room
Chairs Brussels aud ingram Carpets Crockery elias
sverpated Ware Cutlery C0pperware. Kitchen Utensils
&c: Bar Counter aud Back Bar, Lunch Counter Tables
chairs. stoves. &c
Also,
Horses, Carriages Sleghs, Harness,
Robes. Bells. &c., &c.
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IN COTTON, AUCrIONEER.
Il. Elegant Household Furniture.
MONDAY, April 81 NJ III o'clock.
the private esidcnce 81 East 18th adson
the entire rich Pnror, Bedroom and Dining Furni.
ture satin Turkish Paror Furniture and
Curtains snile rich lace Curtains nIad Tables drab
silk Paror suit ard Curtains suite elegant black wal.
Lounges superior hair Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows
Wilton velvet and Brussels Carpets fine Oil Paintings
der.
On TUESDAY. April 10, at IL o'clock.
the entire Furniture Carpets &c. OF tho private residence
AZ West 9th
On WEDNESDAY April H. at II o'clock,
the entire Furniture Carpets &C. Of the private residence
l23 East 18th
On THURSDAY April IL, ut IL o'clock
elegant and choice Furniture, In Brooklyn
Notice OF Removal.
May will remove the large store 596 Broadway,
size 2OOxO where win have ample space for the exh
bton all kinds OF furniture and sale
Parties having large lots Of furniture
sales OF their goods Mt time after Monday April
9. bv applying 1T the salesroon. SO East 18th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09

EDWARD scHENcK. AUcTIoNEER.
Peremptory sale
Of
superb Cabinet Furniture
In great variety,
the stock largest and best cabinet makers
TO be sold At auction
at
No. 60 Liberty st.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY April 10 and Is,
nc IL o'clock
The furniture is exhibition Purchasers havo
their furniture stored free OF expense until May 10.