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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-09-06

TdCALETTES.-A uTunkcn woman, ma
med Biddy Greeley, of Ironsville, Blair
oonpty. was recently arrested for almost
carving to death her three weeks old
rabe The editor of the Tyrone Star, who
saw the child, says that it was reduced to
perfett skeleton, and was actually star
-;nc to death. The inhuman mother was
drunk at the time of being arrested
The three horses which were recently sto-
len from Messrs. Hawk & Lytle and Da-
yil Yount, of Elderton, Armstrong coun-
tv. we're recovered near Culmersville, Oh
Friday last Another very fine iron grey
horse and buggy were also recovered at
tha same time. The thief made good his
o,,rra.- Several valuable horses belong
+, Nessrs Wood, Morrell & Co, of
s.owa. have died within the last week
ia disease said to be pleura pneu-
"A clerk in Altoona entered in
-ndly set-to with a parsonage of
.aca known as "Black Charley"
-4er day, for the purpose of having
.Ja but Charles, becoming too sci
-c raised the dander of his opponent,
struck him with a small knife, but
ut seriously injuring him. Beware
'rools and niggers.-The Stand
that the cornerstone of a new
arjan church was laid in Catharine
. Blair county, with appropriate
l.eson the 18th ult.--The b'hoys
kwirt" out on Friday night
AaI TO the satisfaction of every
..t q great deal of difficulty was
.sl in procuring sufficient water
l. aer.---A man named Michael
'-n Was committed to the Blair coun-
= week before last on the serious
,-a Of attempting to commit rape on
married woman.-On our outside this
rs.k will be found an original article on
ne subject Of "Happiness," from the IA
'le pen of Alpha. ."-Thc first Repub-
lean pole Of the campaign was raised be
're the store Of Nessrs. D. J. Evans x
>'n, on Saturday eve. 1t Is about seven
N-nye iee'in height, and bears two stream
'H amt HsG emhlazoned with the names
a Lincoln, iiamiin and Curtin. Long
nay ",'and' and long may hGy wave
'Ac H'""""r" says that the pet mouse
..'onSIn2 to that establishment has reap
.'aTeI IN the sanctum once more. and
WAT ln'EInE from Its sleek look, 1t must
.'e been living IN clover whilst absent,
nope, l"en' that 1t Will rest satisfied
VIZ" ''raH@h Tor umc.--A correspon-
.s'' 'i the Altoona Lnioa says that
.'AIe' tragedy was almost enacted IN
'','"IayS'ur@ recently, by some OF the
"'''I folks. Gentleman of the house
'' nome suddenly found taltilicsS
,.'Ne ana coIored gentleman .frdJrd''te
'.'''j grand cbullition Of wrath guns,
pistols, &c. exit gay LothariO finale, af-
.'F amlably settled, without effusion of
,"oa' by injured husband receiving bot
VT angletoot as balm for wounded honor.
'lo-'ldaysburs is some mush on dilapida-
va linen, -Camp-meeting COM
-enccs to-day, at the grounds which have
0een used for that purpose for several
,''r past We presume there will be
7Tge attendance from this place.-The
psi Office at Glen Connel, this county,
.S been discontinued.-The Hon. Mr..
''ee'' Of PHILADELPHIA, was in town for
'' ours on last Saturday eve
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DIED.-In this place, on Tuesday morning,
4th inst Mrs. MARY RODGERS, wife Of Geo.
J. Rodgers, Esq, in the 49th year of her
age.
The deceased was a kind and affection
ate wife and mother. Her sufferings,
which were long and protracted, she bore
unmurmuringly. She lived and died a
devout Christian, and has now gone to
her reward.
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The ANNUAL ADDRESS will be delivered
by JOHN SCOTT, Esq, of Huntingdon, at :
o'clock in the afternoon Of the last day of the
EXhiLition
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP CLUB.-The
following are the officers of the Washing
ton Township Lincoln, Hamlin and Curtin
Club President, James Conrad Vice
Presidents, Michael Kline and William
Hawl; Secretary, G. \. Tiley; Treasu-
rer, j. F. Scott
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CAMBRIA CoUNTY.-We are obliged to
defer the publication of chapter XVI Of
the History of Cambria County until next
week.
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HARVEST HoME.-Wc are requested
to announce that Harvest Home and
Sunday School celebration will come OF
at Belsano on Wednesday, the 10Th inst
A general invitation to the public is eX-
tended.
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TOR SALE-One good new light dou
L ble sett of WAGON HARNESS by
Aug 20, ,l659.r G. HUNILEf.
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ROOTS AND sEEGES

TEThe undersigned continues the manu-
4 facture of BOOTS and SHOES of r-szp
every description at his establishment, Y8s
in Ebensburg, Immediately opposite the gss-
Post Office. Employing none but the best
workmen, he trusts that he has been and still
is at all times able to give entire satisfaction
to his customers. He hopes that the same
liberal patronage heretofore given him may be
continued and that more may be added
He has also hand a large assortment of
Freuch Calf-skins. ard Morocco Of all kinds,
suitable for fine Boots and Shoes.
Ready-made BOOTS and SHOES always on
hand, and prices moderate.
MESHAC THOMAS.
Ebensburg. August 25, lS59:tf.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
All persons indebted to Wm. II. Gardner
& Co., or to G.. l.. Lloyd & Co.. are hereby
notified that the present firm viii dissolve
partnership n short time, after which the
books. notes, &c, will be left with attorney
for collection. Those desrous of saving costs
can do so by calling Immediately and dis
charging their Indebtedness,
WV Il. GARDNER
WiImore, aug ., l560-4t
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NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

tIN 81 INi-NOT AM ; l MANI.IN
Just received, and for sale at reduced pri-
ces full supply of Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting Of Cloths, Cassimcres, Sattinetts,
Jeans, Tweeds, and a large variety of other
summer wear for men and boys.
zoe pieces of Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, and
other Fancy Dress Goods.
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Checks and
Fancy Shrtiugs, FIannels, Stella, Cashmere
and Mcrino ShaJTls, Hoisery, Gloves, Notions,
MADE-UP CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All Wool Carpetings, Hemp and Cotton do.
at from - to % cents per yard, Floor Oil
Cloths Queenswarc and Crockery, Hardware
and Cutlery, Groceries, Drugs and Medicines,
Linseed and Whale Oils, Window Glass,
Paints, Varnish and Turpentine.
Fish, Salt, Flour, Iron, Nails and Steel, Ma
nilla and Hemp Ropes of different sizes, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains, &c, &c. all of which
will be sold at the rery forrest prices
L. HUGHES.
Ebensburg, May 3, lS6O-tf
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DIED-At her residence, in Loretto, ol
Saturday, the 25th ult, Mrs. MARY DUR
BIN, aged - years.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

TnrRMoMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS -
p,.pared weekly, by DR. X, S. Bum.
roK WEEK ENDING AUGUST 90.
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10 the Voters Of Cam brIa.

I offer myself as an INDEPENDENT CAN
DIDATE for the House of Representatives at
the coming General Election.
MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN.
Ensbeburg. July II, 1860.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NOTIONS, &c.
The subscriber begs leave 70 announce TO
the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country, that he has just received a large and
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, &c, which he offers
very cheap. The public are invited 20 call
and examine his complete assortment as he
considers il no trouble to show his goods,
even if he fails in making a sale. Store-room
on the Diamond, opposite rhompson's Hotel.
BY strict attention to business, he hopes to
merit and receive the patronage of generous
public. Give him call, and you viii get
bargains.
eSg@ Uoeks, Patches, JeaeeIry, Accordeons,
&C., repaired on short notice, with neatness
and dispatch. All work warranted, and char
ges low. april l9, l8G0tf. !
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EGg~ Miss Louise E. Vickroy will deliv-
er a lecture IN this place on next Tuesday.
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THE HEARsE on TIE MoUNTAIN-
On our outside this week we publish an
article under the above head, from the
fascinating pen of the celebrated Grace
Greenwood This talented authoress has
been spending the summer season down
by Cresson, from which place the paper is
dated. The cold man of nearly seventy
years" who was killed by his horses while
harvesting, has reference to Mr. Samuel
Lilly an account of the manner of whose
death appeared in these columns at the
time of the occurrence of the accident
1t will repay perusal.
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Average temperature for the week, 660.
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The Sd, 4th and 9Th days of OCTOBER, 1860
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PERsoNAL.-The senior editor of the
Jersey Shore Redettc thus oomplimenta-
rily notices speech delivered by Samuel
Q. Wingard, Esq, at the recent session of
the l.ycoming county court, at Williams
port, in an infanticide case GA large
crowd assembled in the evening to listen
to the closing speech for the Common
wealth by Mr., Wingard. This was one
of the best speeches to which I ever lis
tened. Some points of it were truly elo-
qucnt. When he spoke Of the infant
being deprived of even grave, after be-
ing deprived of its life, and depicted the
mother, her heart having been renewed by
grace, visiting the resting-place of her
child to weep over the past, he drew tears
from many eyes" Mr.. Wingard was for
merly a member of the bar of this county,
and resided in this place. 1t gives us
pleasure to hear of his success elsewhere.
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JUDGE TAYLOR-The Huntingdon
tnion pays the following merited compli-
ment to our able and highly popular
presiding Judge :-"No man can attend
our Court any time without admiring the
presiding officer, Judge Taylor He is
one Of the most correct and able expoun-
ders of the law in the State. He is
scarcely ever reversed, and his judicial
opinions have the weight of authority
Whilcpreserving the dignity of the Bench,
he is yet extremely courteous, and the
young practitioner is relieved of much of
his embarrassment by the ever-present con-
sciousness that he has the sympathy of
the Judge. We hope that he may long
live to hold the position he now adorns" i"
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A UCrIoN NoTICE.-gICH AND c0sTLY FURNITURE
= - PANLoR SUITE pIANoroRrE

PIER GLAAeEs OIL PAINTIS6f, CURTAIN8 &c.
Twill sell this day, Friday March g. the entire splendid
furniture contained ir the prtyse dcncs 80 West Eleventh
street below Filth all of which s In perfect order
hnd must be sold account OF he family leaving TIE city
Eouse 20 ei rent 81 40 fAn M Of the articles
IN the catalogue The morning OF which viii be positive
without regard to weather for cash, VIII
PARLORS.
Splendid carved rosewood psror Suits covered With ths
richest gar bTocade all 10 perfect order rosewood marble
EeFere Mirror Doors and back French plate mante aud
pier Mirrors orolc Clock Dresce Vases gold frxms OIL
Paintings OF The most choice parlor ADD cAbnst subjects
ard side Tables rosewood Bookcase lined with ssnwood rich
lace Curtains Corices Shades pair OF rich Vases
SIS; Paul aud Virginia IN Parian 1as Chandeliers velvet
CRrpets hugs OitonsDs, &c. 49, -
CspvKD EosswooD PIANoroRTE,
beautifully piae with pearl full octave aud warranted
tebury MUSIC ack Books and sheets Music &c &c,
CHAMBER FURNITURE. y ,rr
excellent collection OF the most desirable Chamber
Furniture but little used and consists In OF three rosewood
Ezabethan Bedresds with hair Mattresses; spring do
made 70 order Boosters and Pillows, is Bsnke Gc &c
match; decorated Toilet Mahogany stand commodes
Wardrobe, Brussels ard ingram Carpets Rugs xood
curing seat Chairs Sofas Lounges, Arm Chairs Easy Chairs
10 The third and fourth story contains mahogany and black
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Wsshtnds Chairs Rockers
ire and side Tables Curans 6hades Feather Beds Son Beds
DO. -,-... 49,. =
Chairs eofss Arm Chairs TO-; 90, French China Tea and
Dinner Sets store China In great variety 6ver tpated
spoons Forks Cake Raske Cssers cut 0Ass Ivory
handle Cutlery Il. The sale VIII commence with the base.
meut and kitchen furniture cash deposit required Of
all purchasers q. GOULDSMirH. Auctoneer.
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4 si sss:: i !: W.: s:..::
lih and sxh aeauss sa2erb carved rcs swoot csssve
snA SS %
and bronze ysvs aps rrsnos Dss M
;S s. and .
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~ . q As ss q az. ss Bss%
esewosd case rcbiy carved made By Broadway mafo and
ossHcoS can'sreaes do Stool covered ia SOosas s@Sf1
s. WIN s ss %ss .a anS SS
@ sh Ri 1a s %,s
s s
OF as Ps ss Ssv sa Il ,s
Chair Two sss.n.s sawed 5sn1s fsbss ss.usss
marble tops p MACH the sas sapss1 rosewood s EMssgsre,
lissd WIN ss'ias.se artists Bs.s, 5sprs,.n.nS "Sieh!
1a snf XII "
s sy ssPF en- is y..v Rns;
dian Hunting GROUNDS Madonna copy from hs celebrated
.s ss p q ~ and
Interior by seleres Flowers and truits BY Huntingdon
Flrentns frame; snqas Vases froa Pomps and Hescs;
and yEsins e,egsn, Vases. ssss Chins Imported
Ssesi 9 ss %sss Dss
rsss-ooa marble top, dressing bureaus, Bssaesa. and
Conmodes TO match Aruour-a 1laco, toilet Tables,
shaving Stand wsrdrobes Table de- suit Couch. Rockers.
Arm Cbahe covered moque'; taotsy brussels Carpets
BeA BlA he's Connispsnss holsters and PILLOWS Oval Nil.
lowell. Racks BSaes carts Ipper Cha
gapy ard black walnut Furniture, &c Dining RoomSod
Buffet feet Extension Table 0hars,
elegant tets OF trsA Glsware richly cut and engraved,
Wne. Tamss ossry
tisnds fnsef BOWS sails Se go!i band china Dinner set
and Tea hver plated Wars Coffee Urn Cake Basket
&c NspEn Rings Spoons Forks handle Table Cutlery,
Responsible will be In attendance pack,
cart snd ship the socas any phrt OF the country.
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we TncK 1T h not 10 be won Tered A. says the
Richn Dtsp1tcA, that Yankee shoemagers have 70
work C. when the character OF the stock they IL
know all surprising that the Shoes thus maio
are oil lie service to the purchasers few
jprs 9unR lady Of this city fndiog her feet
what G i. ter short walk, sat by the fire 10 warm
ahem--o .si-se taking good care not 10 scorch her
dress eati " placing them too the fire 90 bccon
ing comic. lie arose 10 attend to domestic a.
FAIRS am ss-r across the room, suddenly discovered
khat sometime wrong about one Of her boots An ex
animation int showed her that Que OK the heels
was gone wi = gas Afterwards found lying the fen.
der The hee m owed TO have been made OF cheap
pompoehon, instead OF leather, and becoming warm by
she re, hal relted and eft the sole. Wooden nut neg
Rnd papr shoe sOes OF the Inventions u Yankee
srcrrrifp b-f anss-of- th fi~ ~ = - -
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WHOLE BATCH or COUNTY OFFICERS INDICTED Tho
Grand Jury OF Dubuque county Iowa, has indicted six
vernon of the Territory
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"scENE" AT THE HARVARD LAW ScHooL--Yessrday
morning, says the Boston Jotnay OF the 2lst instant
while Professor joel Parker addressing tue students
OF the Cambridge Law School upon Constitutional law he
sdvered for the purpose Of illustration to the mission OF
Mr.. Hosr 10 South Carolina. Hereupon the Southern
students present flt impehed 10 indulge 10 applause.
expression OF approval Of the conduct Of the South Caro-
lniaus toward Mr. Hoar, they responded with h'sses
Professor Parker exhibited much feeling these unusual
deponst atoDs and in expressing bis regret at the
currence took occson 70 remark that for twelve years
past similar experience bat no, befan him loo
iurer Alter what had taken place, however, he would
improve this opportunity TO say that although the police
regulations Of South Carolina might afford extenus
Of citizens that occasion, than any sin
gle act had operated 10 create the existing unpleasant
differences between the North and South. Professor
Parker also took occasion tho students that he
should not be deerredb by expressions OF dsapprova
Of remark In the discussion OF the important questions
which would be his duty. law lecturer to take
der consideration. kff
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n G. HORTON co AUcrrOnERRs -sALEsxoox
NJ. 20 $50 Hudson street-wi!l sell ON Saturday, March
1t O'Clock A. NJ at No l7S Sixth avenue stock OF
Fancy and Millinery Goods In the store Without reserve N
HouAe Furniture sales promptly attended to- 80
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uENRY B. BEsTs, AuCrIONeER.
Ii Peremptory sale Of lsrso sock Of
Groceres. Wines, Liquors and Havana Sexnrn,
On Friday, March q ASlI1o'elock n.

Al tho sAieFO0mn, Nc. Ok Ptu0 ox0ok ~ N. 1.I
Comprising 100 hbs. refined white yellow and coffee ougsr
@ hs chests Of ooiooE souchcps and Young HySoa Hee
m,csl Chocolate Spices DC; Adam.nIe candlss Flour
u Of shsr one large Iron Hsa md
Platform Scale z hasa cts Of Hsdeck Creme de- Bcuzy
Ohampsgres; AZ cssks Brandy and ~ csaks
Whhkey. Terms cash. Catalogues q sAle.
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EDWARD r. LUDLOW, AUCfIoNEER.-LARoB AID
~ persmptory sale Of Ora eass Furnsurs.-R n. LUD:
Band 1850 O'CLOCK the warehouse Of Msssra koohe-
fort Sksrren Co. No. 652 Broadway Household Furnur
TIE best seasoned mseals and the superior and 1ih
sa wsh o me uss 80 vof s ne Whole VA e
ready when they be obtained Of Pine
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EDWARD sCBEECK, AUCTIONEER.-ExECUrORS
sale Of about thirty very choice ancient and modern On
at u O'clock at their sae1oom no 50 Nass.u street com
prfsfpg sur erb Interior guaranteed origin BY W. Lin
rs fine old OF tho Crucnyion b. Rubeus; Ane old
Marine copy of Claude Levreius the Nativity by RAssaao
very choice modern pictures b. we'll known Artist ccprs
ing lsndeczpes marines and os by BYnkmAn, Hsen-
dorf sme;z wouvermans Baphers De vydcr and others;
the Paintings exhibition, and win bc positively
and Wifl nutr
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ArfRACJIvE SALE OF fat .fat
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
s..s L5 And costly works Of Art.
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, BRONZes, sTkTUARY,

c.
By w B. WESrCOrr, ucttoueer. si.gt4'
RCssELL W. WESTCOfT co. win sell, thia DAY. Friday.
March at lo O'CLOCK The ch and costly rosewood
pre contained In the residence No. lG2 West Twenty first
street wess Of Seventh made . order and Imported
coecion q everything adapted tssAionsbe and costly
pereptnry without regard 10 weather. combating elegant
rosewood Paror Furniture in suit cprsing three fu Sui
covered In rich sir brocade and IN perfect
octave Papofore made by Fscher suoerb Paintings
magnificent ssiuary Gothic Eegere made By Stevens
and cost $3.50 Mos.ic snd Egyptian top centre and pier
pier Mirrors, with gilt table and cornices to match;
Turkish Lounges voltare Chas, in satin and tapestry;
sk ard lace adys French sec,eta1y rich Eag
Fsurss antique and china man,e Vases and Or
Ornaments; Jewel Gases, reception Chairs &c.
Chambers and Dining Room Gothic and rosewood BED.
seads with superb hair Mattresses and Bedding
French Wsrdrcbes viii heavy mirror DOORS lined with
wood marble top Dressing Bureaus oval Mirrors tapestry
Carpets. wood amber Suits broaze Clocks fancy
Lounges French cottage Chsra fancy Tables
dees Secretary and Bookcase extension din
Ing TABLE oak Chairs rich china ruby and crystal Cut GlAse
comprising fu and complete assortment silver Ware
tes sslvsE sc Pitcher Spoons Forks Urns de- with large
variety Of 0clcths stair Carpets hall Chairs Chamber Furn
ture, DC, not here mentioned. iaa-
BFul eescrI catalogues can be h,d q the house.
and deposit from all purehsserA Sale rain or shine.
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HHNRYH LEEDS AUCTIoNEER --9ALERooI NO. q
Nassau streei.-RENRY h LEEDS co WIN cell q suo
ton March a. asl0 O'Clock the sslesroo NO.
Is Nassau sree alener Of household Furniture
renewed for convenience Of Of which was made by
Better Carved rosewood Suit covered IN figured crimson
green and gold broc.e wi solid rosewood backs elegant
carved marble table, DINING
Die Bureau ash.tsnd Br aaselB and ingram Carpos sun
nar mahogany Opan Of beautiful tone 1AAe bY
eamsn; Rockeru Chairs, In hair eoh &C. Also roee NOD
Planes IN good Order tether with general assorment q
Kitchen Furniture - ~17 "77-' - -
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UCIION NOTICE.
"A DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTlONEER
GENrEEL He USEBOIaD FURNITURE, CARPETS &c &C.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEWS, viii sell at anction,
this day rday) Ut lo O'Clock NJ their 5aclous salesroo
Ga Cedar sree; oppoee The Post Office general
Of par)or bedroom and dining Furniture treoved
convenience Of le) consisting part of walnut and maho.
ssny sus In rers and haircoh, mahogany Teie rees
Centre Tables elegant wood secretary Bookcases Psr
Glass elegsn, oak marble Top Eegere walnut and
tenfou Tables Lounges aud Bed lounges mshoyany wal
nut dressing snd other Bureaus Wsshsants Conmode Tot
and iron Beds.esds Hair Mattresses. Bolsters Pors
Cuaios Window shades mugs Msts Brussels aud Insr
bic and dessert spoons, tsbe and DESERT Forks "a
Catalogues and goods ,dy for ami nation
Bfariculsr attention given residences OF IA.
miles.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
E Furniture by p T.. y tsChENOK saturday 2ith inst
TORMENT OF Houstb fvrni.ure compng black
S ana ny sasor sa,ss IN nrooatel piusn ana
reception and volt e CHAIRS rosewood mahogany walnut
and oak chamber Furniture ood Giacs libra
ard secretary Bookcases Wsdooes so I'd oak dining
room FurnitgIe mahogany sofss Chars Lounges hair Ma
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a II @, EDEY, AUcrIoNEER.
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, a.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR,
will sell
SATURDAY, MARCH "a,
At II O'clock In from, OF ssesrooms IS Cedar sr oppose
the Post office
A GEETLKNANs COMPLETE TURNOUT, being the e.
ablshment Of gentleman the OF departure for
rope and TO be sold without reserve consisting of VERY
FINE PAIR OF BLOOD B aY HORSES long ais perfectly
kind In al harness and stylish One OF very
fine lAdy's saddle horhe.
A LIGHT FOUR SEAT, HIGH DOOR RoJKAwAY city
made and good together handsome double st
Of silver plated Harness, Blankets &c.
ALSO,
FULL BRED BLACK MARS Fly!ng Cnud stockl five
years old long name and tail perfectly sound kind and gentle
In all harness faSt and .yiish.
A SHIFTING TOP LIGHT BUGGY, in pe-fea order with
single silver plated Harness. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-23

u Il. LUDLOW, AUCTIONKER.
II. Perempiory sale Of NO N0 Broadway ..t.a-
T. a. LUDLOW 4 90. win Deu Il public aucou, fhuxu-
day. March 80 1860 Of twelve O'CLOCK 1t the Msrohan X
By order Of The Supreme Court under The direction Of r. T.
Mather ESQ, ksfe.ee. ....--as.-s..-..-
The valuable Lot Known NO 4l0 BroAdway east side I
feet nches North OF Walkof throuSh Court
iapdt alley lot 3 Seesi0 inches IN width IA ont md rsA.
and l7e feet ia depth
The premises sold subject 70 vhe unexprsd srm Of
lease for twenty one pears frou Nay l. is1
The The buildings said L0e within
DAYS afier the expiration Of this lease :. N "a
For further Particulars hgafadverhsmens Krssing
Pest
large portion Of the purchase money may remain band
and morRsge On Vie premises for term of years
For full particulars apply % FRANCIS r. GA1RA1TS0M
ESQ. No ~ Wall street; and maps 70
Z. u. LUDLOW CO., No. Pse street. near Brosdwsy.
hessIs. sxlTH WOODWARD, Attorneys
r.. "a Wall street.