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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-27
CYLvEsTER SLOWER. AUoTIONEER.-G

CYLvESTER SLOWER, AUCTIONEER-GF
- household furniture at house No. 424 Greenwich
of Laight street, near St Johns Park.--SYLv EST
YER Il CO. will sell rs above, on Friday, Oct. q
o'clock, the entire furniture Of . family reno wing
city, consisting Of elegant Wilton tapestry carpet
carved rosewood parlor suit viz two tete -tets {
carved gilt frame pier glasses marble pier with gil
cts lace window curtains with gilt corniees Frenc
gilt chandelier, &C., &C.; elegant chamber furnit
and chairs, three sets mahogany do four sets so'
superior hair mattresses, pAiliasses holsters and
bedding of q superior quality, chamber carpets,
stair do and rods, cane seat cottage chairs hall
diningroom furniture ming and side tables, chairs
erockery, glass AND ehinawars, &e., do. Kitchen 4
large assortm ent with which tho sale will CONNER
above is in tho most perfect order, having been in
few months.
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r lindsey BLUEs-ATTENIIoN .uThE IN
j the Above corps arc reaussted 70 attend arili
10 beld AZ the Crystal No. 22s Grand street, this
"ven;na Octobor n, At ~ o'clock. By order.
c'0"'"s' WIN. X. 0WYN, Com
JAMES Baowr, Orderly Sergeant.
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TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT BALTIMORE AND
Ohio Railroad, Baltimore Oct D. 1S53-ro coal com
psnes and commentaries is hereby given, that and
after the LIST November proxmo the frehts coal trans
ported this road will be - follows From Cumberland to
Locust Point 81 81 from Permont to Locust Psnt
per 81 S. On coal delivered in the city Baltimore
advance cents ton the above charges
will be made that delivered private wharvss at Locust
Point deduction Of six cents per ton will be allowed.
JOHN Il. DONE. Master Of transportation.
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n d. FASH, AUCTIONEER,
~. store $40 Broadway,
sHERITF'S SALE OF A SPLENDID PANORAMA,

Saturday October 29h, 1885, 10 A. M. at the store,
The valuable and mammoth panorama OF the
Father Of Waters the Mississippi river from its month TO the
grand beautfol falls Of st. Anthony embracing midday
and moonlight view, Of its bold sad nssaAssnt
tho most Of this any other and
will be positively SOLD Saturday next, by d. D. NASH
under the direction the Sheriff. at the auction No
$40 Broadway, whore Il can be seen a. any time
~ - THOMAS CARLIN, Deputy Sheriff.
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CoNTINUATIoN SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
" lots, at Bergen Hill.
u A


r. NEWELL X co. will sell Friday, Oct 3d. At IL
o'clock, precisely, at the Merchants Exchange-
800 valuable bu ding lots situated the Newark plank
road Old Bergen road adjoining and overlooking the
village Of Sherwood only two miles from Jersey City ferry
This property comprises tho remainder Of the parcel offer
auction the 10Th inst description is
ry location is we'll known to the residents Of New
York. Jersey City Newark and the vicinity Being
passed beauty and Of situatoa with all the
of good air water and SOIL presents induce
residence not elsewhere presented
The streets are opened and regulated.
remain mortgage FOR three years At
per cent.
For maps and particulars apply to
z. NEWELL d CO., Auctioneers, No. Nassau street.
DY HUMBERT 4 KENNY, AUCTIONEERS.-HOUsE
ID hold furniture.-Tomorrow, Friday morning, ut 10
O'clock ct No. SO Orange street. Brooklyn all the furniture
contained in the house consisting in part Of carpets maho
gaRy SOFAS tete etes parlor and rocking chairs marble
top centre tables okc card pier an fancy tables,
hogany and other bedteads beds bedding marble top
dressing bureaus and Wristbands clocks looking glasses
vases No. 80. Also, kitchen furniture &c. with which the
sale will commence.
HUTCH BULBoUs RooTs-HYACINTHs, TULIPS,
narcissus croous, &cA &. FUTILE, Auctionesr will
sell this day Thurday) at III O'Clock at No. Wall street,
large assortment Of bulbs from Vanderhoot Sons, Hol
land in prime order and Just landed in lots to suit pur
chasere
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CuPaRR CARVED FuRNITuRE-wILL1AM I

CUP1RB CARVED FURNITURE.-WILLIAM II
- Co., Auctioneers, will sell ct auction, on Ffid
Saturday, October % and 90 at l0 o'clock each day
warerooms Of George Ponsst, Esq 6l8 Broadway, I'd
we'll known stock Of Mr. George Ponsot who 10 retir
business. His assortment embraces every variety OIL
furniture Of the recherche styles, MANUFACTURED
his own imme tate super ysion consisting in par. Of
Rosewood FurAiture-Superb carved rosewood pa,
niture, en- suite, Of exquisite carving and every st
styles; etegere Of eyery design, with heavy glass del
backs, with marble and rosewood tops; most elad
carved centre tables, with statuary marble tops:
sofa tables, of the most beautiful designs lsdea
armories gace ladies work tables, superb eahnetf
taries and book suites Of exquisite carved u
furniture Of every ttyc comprising bedsteas bureau
stands, cabinets, wardrobes, Psyche glasses, &C.;
lounges very beautiful Italian boudoir parlor and
chairs, of various designs and patterns.
Carved Oak Furniture-Elegant carved oak extent
ing tables with every variety OF elaborate carvings oil
Of various styles and patterns; sdcboard and
antique, Ezabcthan, and modern carving; beautiful
and writing tables, chairs in morocco, plush AMI
extension dining tables, chairs to match.
Black Enthusiastically carved wardrobes, Ill
bles, extension dining tables, dressing bureaus was
tables de nni sofas, arm chairs ooltau and sowing
fets sideboards bookcases &C. all exquisitely carve
Bois dc Rose, Tulip Wood, and Buhi Furniture
bedroom sets, elegant French bedstcads, washstandI
ing bureaus, eteseres, cnoogncurs ladies secretar
tables, GARDENERS suites Of parlor furniture &c.
Tn above stock is one Of the most superb ever o.
auction in this city.
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A LBERT \. NIcoLAY. ,;AUCTIoNEER.PosIrIyE
"A sale Of sixty i've large villa tes situated in Hamilton
Grove Fort Hamilton from three
saeh han dsomey shaded with forest trssAlbsr H. Moo
AN On the ground sixty large elevated yilla sites
with forest trees and having tensye view Of the Allan
tic New Jersey Staten Island New York Bay New
Utrecht Bath Coney Island Gravessnd and the
rounding eonntry This property adjoining 500 plSts
andrseveral buildings Of erection large
number under contract to be commenced in short time.
The only miles from Hamit
sessbe BY and stages the entire Tns
title furnished to free Of charge tickets by
furnished by application to j. w. Barker aud j. c. Sanders
No Nassau street, Albert II. Nicoay Auctioneer I'd
Wsu street.
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HuNnAM GUARD EXCURSION. - ]

DUNnAM GUARD EXCURSION. . TIE
Cusrd unde. the command OF Captain VI.
vent on Saturday ed, TO Pelhamyille, where they
ed BY John D.nh' Esg snd be in his turn turn
t;flv situated residence aud country seat tho be
Gentleman, after whom the said guard received
Honorable appellation, on their first annual cx'
Measure and target prao tioe. The morning was y
Threatened rain, but In the end turned out . most
day. On arriving at East Chester, the company p
most lucious ,ehtrcmet after very agreeable
frirg WAS gone through with In fine style-the M al
was splendid, and the Durham Guards oan boast
riddled the target pretty we'll. The company the
TO dinner, after which beautiful repast, the aw
Judges was placed in the hands Of Mr.. Dunhs
tributed the prizes accordingly. After fursne
themselves the company returned 70 the city, W
place Of drill, they were dismissed with the tnsn
gratulations Of their most ofhoient captain TheI
furnished by Dodworths Band No. ], and discf
their usual Sasto Tho company return their TIL
most sincere manner, Eto the gentleman whosl
provided dinner, and the g sssieamahhhy COM
Nichols, of the New Haven kAiiKoao, WHOM csuh
cursion to prove 80 interesting.
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n w. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE.
~. hols Furniture Carpets Panforte &c. At suction
G. W. Holmes will sell this day Thursdayo Oct y, at l01
O'clock all The furniture in the brown stone house Forty
fifth street. six doors east OF broadway consisting Of
elegant rosewood suite in satin brscatse chairs
and lounges hair cloth silk da sask and plush carved
woed and mahogany marble top centre and fancy tables
rosewood In perfect order and Of fine tone and
nh rosewood stands and card tables hn oil paint
ngs rich tapestry Brussels carpets three ply and
stair and ooloth mahogany spring seat chairs
and rockers oval mirrors rich china and mants
nsmepts gilt china tea se silver plated mahogany
French bedstead cottage do best curd horse hair mat
esses quilts marble bureaus and washstands gilt toilet
scts extension dining tables crockery and glassware base
ment and kitchen furniture &C. Catalogues at the house
the morning Of the2sAle
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SALES At AUCTION.


uCTIoS NoTIcE-LARGE SALE OF fARrHES
a ware aIass and china-JOHN r. VAN ANTWERP \
SON will re Thursday 18th O'Clock A. l9 Pearl street.
forty granite full thirty
1--we do lowered bloc printed ten crates Roch
ingham sptoons. twelve do, yellow ware yx assorted
Jugs dhes pie do and plates bowls &e hre- Casks emma
~ sets forty four pieces; Do French china vases one 40
fsncy toys sixty casks best glass Viz assorted tn
biers lamps, nappes buffers kc Also tu assortment OF
knives and forks tea trays WATERS ne N Brht above
wiz be sold from the shelves in lots to suit pprehnsers Cata
iegues ready early on the day Of SALE
A uCTIoN NOTIcE-TO HOTEL KEEPERS, sPECU.
IA la. re- and ohere. H. frost. Auct,onetr. will rsl
on Friday October 8 at IL O'Clock the sales No
= ruee sieet to pay sdvances simple cheap and vsia
able invention cae5 Fre invented fof the
Of persons from buildings OF any height II s worthy
the no-e of hotel keerers of any person deeous
making An ample fortune by q small outlay.
A uCTI0N NOTICE-THOS. BELL. AUCTIONEER.-BY
~ W. lngraham-Ths day, at 10ls clock will be
the gentee furniture of family
Suffolk comprising good
arrangements splendid wardrobe chen utensils
pets looking glasses rife, watch &c. Friday elegant
furniture in the salerooms ~ North william Sales
rain shine.
A UcTIONN OTICE-0sGOOD 4 CoNKLIN WILL SELL
"A this day Thursday, Oct "a at lo1a o'clock at 1873 Fulton
street. general ment OF superior custom made cabinet
bles couehes chairs library and secretary gothic
scroll and cottage bedsteads marble top dressing
and washtands matrasses paiases &c also, six suits
cnsmeed marble and plain chamber furniture and
twenty-five oil paintings rich gilt framts Sale without
advances.
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LBERT H. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER GENTEEL
n household furniture elegant carved rosewood piano
psevcn octaves, made by Dubois Warmer, new
order tapestry brooade and lace curtains
hna and gold dinner and tea set, &c. &c. at auction
10 o'clock AM, at No. 90 Lexington avenue, north
Twenty street. gentce household furniture in
wood carved piano. seven oetaye made Dubois
carpet lace and brocade curtains carved mahogany tables
chairs ditto ttetee marble top tables, French pier
glasses china and gold dinner tea silver
plated black walnut mahogany bureau with
top mahogany French bedsteads mattresses TO- &c.
Also quantity Of gas fixtures such chandeliers brackets
TO-. together with variety Of kitchen utensils Terms
Cash. in bankabe money and deposit required from
purchaser Catalogues be obtained the office Of the
Auctioneer, No. 10 " all street.
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THE MILITARY.

crawford CHARACTERIZATION ONrA5
I j members Of the nbovep AIMED company and
ing TO Join us on our second annual parade. are re
Third avenue, on Thursday evening, Oct. y, at
Puncsuai attendance is particylarly requested: u
the company. hCGh vi Eohinn VI
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u II. LUDLOW WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, 18th INST.
M A. y o'clock sne the
Croton water water closets &c store underneath Now
rents 10 good tenant for 500 per Sixty
can rem ain bond and mortgage.
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LBERT h. NIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER.
I GREAT AND POSITIVE SALE
~iDAa
BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES
SITUATED IN
FORT HILL NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND,
WITHIN SEVEN MINurRs WALK OF TnB
FERRY.
ALDER II. NICOLAY, -
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
Thuradav 0ckobAr n. 1869.

Thursday, October n, 1885,
~ IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the ground,
l beautiful building lots and cottage Sites situated on Fot
Hill 81 the romantic village Of Nsv Brighton Staten leland
Tonpknsvile ferries extensive and elegant
ocean, Long shore Brooklyn, Williams
burs the East and North rivers the city Newark and
the Newark bay In fact the unsurpassed being
perfectly surrounded by water and impossible take this
view away IL 10 situated the highest point Of elevation
commanding without exception the finest prospect In tho
world The time from any portion Of this property
by steamboat to Wall street. Now York. Is about forty
minutes. These desirable lots have many beautiful shade
trees them situated nearly between the
New Brighton and Quarantine ferries Also q beautiful lots
the level north Of the Quarantine fronting the
bay the point Of the island nearest to and opposite the
city Of New York Those lots form entire block the
Brighton map, bounded by Stuyvesant, Jay DeKab
Wall the latter the at the foot Of
which the contemplated ferry will probably 10 established,
from which point these lots distant about 800 feet
The boats landing leave every hour from
O'Clock, A. n, until o'clock, H., and the last boat
leaves Whitehall, New York. at IN NJ which gives every
facility to doing business in the city Of
New York. DESTROYS making this beautiful place their pr
residence The Communication 10 only Us per annum,
which lower than railroad stage route in the city Of
New York.
This Is . chance rarely with, and Is worthy the
obtain healthy locations for settlement.
The streets being graded ct the Of the
sent 6O cent remain bond and mortgage
Ave rears cent and the title indisputab
For ithographo maps and full particulars apply 10 Ray
Tompkns Esq door from the Of Aretta and Grit
I'm streets Tomp knsvs Staten IslaB ALBERT H.
NICOLAY, 40 Wall street, New York.
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IN COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TURNI.
IN ture Ac-F. Cotton will sell this day Thursday, Oct.
n o'clock at 40 Bowery all the furniture Of the
house. of the usual assortment Of plain furnite
twenty feather beds carpets oil cloths bedroom and base
msnt furniture &C. N.B0oods must DO taken away the
came day
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RELIGIOUS.

EPISCOPAL CONSIDERATION AT ST PATRICK's
u Cathedral, sunday October 30In order to prevent
the excessive crowd which important cacu
lated to attract limited number of tickets dollar
each have been issued and for ae at the Office 81 Marion
street Prince The doors shcdral will be
half nine o'clock NJ The proceeds of the sale
tickets will be presented to the Brothers of the Christian
Schools to assist them in completing the building for thcl
normal school at Manhattanville.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-w. N. LEWIS WILL
l. this day, at Is Chatham street, . large assortm
1epines bracelets, earrings pins opera glasses, I'd
commence at 10 o'clock By order Of
j.. 81 SIMPS
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ID will sell At ii o'clock, Thursday 9th, at Of
Pine streets vandshoots Sons
bulbs in prime order just landed In lots to salt purchaser
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1TEMBERs OF GERMAN OAK LODGE NO 50, I. o. OF
M O. F. are requested to meet in their lodge room ss
Oct 2sth, at 21s o'clock In the absence ofN
G. Albers. EDWARD PETZOLD, Secretary.
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DIO COFFEE, SALT sEGARs, &C, AT'AUCTION
III Friday, October IS at 10s o'clock in front Of std
ley street. Of Greenwich street. black and greet
coffee in boxes or bags sugar barley. rec salt, to
raisius brandy GIN wine, rum, to suit buyers
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auction
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NTOTICE-SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
will their from Peck slip through TO Fortyse
s'nd '1sSs sn % ana A'e pHNIEE SHERWOOD supd
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MASONIC NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF IND: ROYAL
IM Arch Lodge No. 2, and the members of Jerusalem
Chapel also the Fraternity in invited to
attend the funeral of Brother Samuel OF O'clock
Church. OF Myrtle and st. Lawrence street,
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1EY NAME HAS BEEN USED WITHOUT MY KN0WL-
M edge or consent in dissolution of j. w. Goodwin Co.,
house movers. FRANKLIN GOODW1N.
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0O7 PEARL STREET.-THE RENT TUE THREE Up
O stories the store light business oaly each
floor fifty fect dep Rent $50 Inquire in the store
EaatcheateY N
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NOrICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
IN not to trust any person my account
j. H. RACEY, JR., 132 Market street.
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JVANTED-To HIRE STABLE ROOM FOR HORSE
w Hnd carriage. Location must be within three tockr 81
te BsVsyy nfrk, kSarev . Te7tId ,flee
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(yROTON WATER TAx.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given, that additional cent will be added
all unpaid water rents the LIST Of November next
c. HANCE. Raxiatar.
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Ohm w. soMERINpYKE. AUcTIoNEER-s

No. y Spruce street.-Housshold furniture, On Fri
get % INST 81 lO o'clock, ut 81 Frankfort street. al
furniture in the above house. consisting Of SOFAS eh
carpets bureaus bedstesds beds, bedding loo ing a
washstands, crockery, ollie othr wsrdrobes az aud
lor stoves dining and tea tables, &c, &c.
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81 ii Spruce street-Mortgage sale Of splendid hours
furniture Thursday, Oct. "a Al No. Broadway, at
house The parlor furniture consists OF carved farstu
side tables gas ehsndeiiers dining room extension ia
cane arm chairs glassware china Do &c. in sres. var
also the furniture Of twenty bedrooms, furnished
french and cottage bedsteads dressing and plain sure
ingram carpets marble top. enclosed, and commcs
stands hair husk and straw mattresses beds and led
also the stoves, DC, &c. Catalogues at sale.
CHAS. +. WATTS ATTORNEY MOrtgas
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A CARBON THE RETURN OF THE PROTECTION
Guard to Yenhers from their exours TO 81 Romans
host Mr. Gooderscn greeted With three times three and
tiger The members thus publicly wish to add their thanks
70 the many he has already received from smar ties
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, NO. WARREN
ID street between Henry and ClntonTwo single GENTLE
obtain furnished in the second
with partial board to the ferries
RAfar uirad
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EVOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS SALOON ON BROAD
including stock and fixtures with three
responsble purchaser reasonable credit will be
for portion OF the purchase purchaser
ham would be accepted suitable could given
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN T. MERs ERENN
No. oyster boat foot " / elton street.
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CAUTION TO THE TRADE, AND ALL WHOM 1T
- American Oak, aatonal songD Pretty
Eyes Womans Rights IT'S too true Dearest Katy and an
Craven Grifths works. not supplied Wholesale from
@ Broadxay as hitherto The above haze All been tsTso
Band ofces 49, 49, and 843 Broadway All orders for
tn Rroa
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IlRENCH BENEVOLENT sOCIETY.-THE ANNUAL
General Assembly of the French Benevolent Society
win be held Saturday the 18th of October inst 81 X
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r. g. HORTON. AuCTIoNEER, WILL sELL
VI. Fiday, 18th inst at 10 o'clock at rs sixth ayen
furntsre of family leaving the city rem owed for son
pisnce sle pier glasses mahogany tables aud bsds
oil rantnss bureaus, mahogany SOFAS bedding carp
Ac, also hardware.
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ENoR SALE-oNE PAIR OF BAY PONEYs FOURTEEN
and half hands high trot mile in 81 minutes
ether nice stylish drivers nice under the saddle perfectly
kind double sr single Amy wishing purchase will
well to call OF = East Twenty street Bulls Head
Nortbup Pots stables
DANIEL W. CRANDALL. Bulls Head.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN DE ACCOMMODATED WITT
with plesfant single and partial heari W apply
ing at No 50 White street broadway Baths IA the
house.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION tn Z
M Board Direction have the pleasure TO that
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes will deliver Of six Ice.
lures The English Poets Of the Nineteenth at
week somnensHs = o'oosi October
ll-Byron-Moors. November lS-Keats November %
Shelley December wning Course tickets
@b:rs ST. single member 81 e. n% e
son. cents Tickets may be had at Messrs Evans Brit
tan's, 6H Broadway G. 8. Francis Co.. 252 Broadway
and at the Library rooms.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER FOR SALE OF REAL !

ORDER FOR SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE-Beniamin Hite, vs. Anna Hite,
ct. al.-In Partition.-In pursuance of an order
the county of Wyandot, at the October term
thereof, 1853, I shall expose to public sale, at
the door of the court house, in said county, on
the 29th day of November, A: D. 1853, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M, and o'clock.
P. NJ, of said day, the following described
property, viz: Lying and being in the east part
OF the south east quarter of fractional section
hve, IN township 4, south range Is east, COM
mencing at the north east corner of the south
east quarter of said fractional section five,
thence running SOUTH FIVE minutes east, eleven
chains and thirty eight hundreds, to post
thence south eIghty-nine degrees and thirty
four minutes west, twenty five chains and ffty
five hundredths to post; thence north FIVE
minutes west, eleven chains and thirty eiobt
hundredths to stone; thence north eighty nine
degrees and twelve minutes east. twenty five
chains and fifty hundredths to the place of be-
ginning, containing twenty -nine acres: also
commencing at the north east corner of the south
east quarter of the south cast quarter of said
fractional section five, thence south, five min
utes-e east five chains and nine hundredths to a
post; thence south eighty mine degrees and
thirty four minutes west twenty five links and
slxty-on hunderdths to post; thence north,
hive minutes west, five chains and nine hun
dredths to post; thence north eighty nine de-
grees and twelve minutes east, twenty-five
chains and sixty-one hundredths to the place of
beginning; containing thirteen acres, and ap-
praised at SIT per acre.
CURTIS BERRY, ir., Sheriff, woo.
October 25th, 1853 n25-4t.