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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12
Cleanliness.

Cleanliness.
Compare the dirtiness of the water in
which you haved washed when it is cold
without soap, cold with soap, hot with
soap. You will find the first hardly
removed any dirt at all, the second
little more, and the third great deal
more. But hold your hand over cup
of hot water for minute or two, and
then, by merely rubbing with the finger,
you will bring off fakes of dirty skin
After vapor bath you may peel your
whole self clean in this way. What [
mean is, that by simply washing or
sponging with water you do not really
clean your skin. Take rough towel,
dip one corner in very hot water-if
little spirits be added to it, it will be
more effectual-and then rub as if you
were rubbing the towel into your skin
with your fingers The black fakes
which come off will convince you that
you were not clean before, however
much soap and water you may
have used. These fakes are what re
quire removing. And you can really
keep yourself cleaner with tumbler full
of hot water and a rough towel and rub
sing, than with whole apparatus of
boap and sponge without rubbing. 1t
is quite nonsense to say that anybody
need be dirty. Patients have been kept
as clean by these means on long voy
age, when basin full of water could
not be afforded, and when they could
not be moved out of their berths, as if all
the appurtenances of home had been at
hand. Washing, however, with large
quantity of water, has quite other effects
than those of mere cleanliness. The
skin absorbs the water, and becomes
softer and more perspirable. To wash
with soap and soft water is, therefore,
desirable from other points Of view than
that Of cleanliness.-Notes on Nursing,
By Florence Nightingale.
b~A queer old fellow down east
owned mill, the water of which was
brought from some distance through a
fume. One morning an apprentice in
formed him that the fume was full OF
suckers. Miller, for that was his name,
posted himself at it's mouth, placing a
large basket to catch the suckers in;
while the boy went to the other end to
hoist.
There was crush of many waters, y
carrying the old man, basket and all,
over the overshet wheels, and for thirty,
feet below. All dripping he scrambled
out, grumbling and sputtering,-
"You may think I'm an idiot, but |
amt t such darn'd fool that can't see
through the joke"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12
Fraterna1 Fight--Two Brothers KILLED.

A private dispatch announces the
killing of two brothers named Altman,
at Pikeville, Ala, by three brothers
named Little. "A large reward is offered
for VIM. Little, who has absconded.-
His brothers are in jail.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12

na- The gleeful laugh of happy chill
dren is the best home music, and the
graceful figures of childhood are the
best statuary.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12

The following questions were pro-
pounded for written answers at the Ex-
animation of Teachers held on the I'd
inst.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12

pa Everything is matter Of conse-
quence that has the least tendency to,
ward keeping up or abating the afo, ten
between man and wife.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12
IH.-A DIFFICULTY SATISFACTORILY

IH.-A DIFFICULTY SATISFACTORILY
OVERCOME.
The morning following our return |
had a note from Tom, stating that he
would call that afternoon on particular
business. [ mentioned it to Fanny, who
laughed and appeared to know intuitively
what this every particular business was,
Tom came in time for dinner; but he ate
next to nothing, and seemed uncommonly
nervous. When the things were cleared
away, and Tom and [ were sitting alone
with a tumbler of negus before us, l
broached the subject.
q" This very particular business Of
yours, Tom; what is it?'' 't
/ "Wsll,' said Tom, lingering his glass
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-06-12
NUMBER %
THE VALUE OF CITIZENSHIP.

A stranger, on reading the Constitu-
tion ofthe United States, would suppose
that a citizen of the model Republic
would be perfectly secure, if not, well
come visitor in any part of the country
so long as he observed the laws and
harmed no one. But he would proba-
bly, be somewhat surprised to see the
working of that Constitution illustrated.
We give an illustration from the Whig,
published in Knoxville, Tennessee,
which has long account of the
arrest, in that city, of an agent of
one of the great Rochester Nurseries, who
was there selling fruit trees. We have
not room for the whole account He was
suspected of holding sentiments opposed
to slaveholding Democracy, and on that
Suspicion was seized by the Vigilance
Committee and taken before public
meeting. The Wig says:
"Aecording to his own version he is
an Abolitionist, but he said he had not
tampered with any slaves-did not be-
lieve it right to run negroes out of the
South to the North-and he was opposed
to getting up instructions. His busi-
ness was to sell fruit trees and shrub
berry for an extensive establishment at
Rochester.
"The excitement was great and the
crowd large. Rev. James Park and DIR.
Brownlow spoke, recommending coolness
and reason, and opposing any personal
chastisement of the man Gen. Ramsey,
however, made an infammatory speech,
and excited the crowd. Col O.. P::Tem-
pie followed and denounced Ramseys
sentiments as only worthy of scorn and
contempt, and was loudly cheered.
"Speeches were also made by James
R. Cooke, Esq, and William L. Scott,
Esq, who also took proper views of the
subject, and eounseled moderation, dep
recating the great evil of mob law pre-
vailing to dangerous extent in the
South and hoped that reason, modera-
tion and justice would be acted out ON
this occasion.
"The committee of three recommended
that Cregar, the abolitionist, have twenty
four hours to leave.
"Thls was, as we understood it, SO
amended as to allow him three days to
wind up his business, and this, we are in
clined to think, met with the approval Of
the meeting. But an unfortunate debate.
sprung up between Messrs. Park and
Charlton, and the consequences threat
ened for time to be fearful, as the
friends of these gentlemen drew weapons
But by the interference of friends peace
was restored, the crowd dispersed, and
the New Yorker has left for his congo
uiu4 North, uc ou,,i1u Al
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 49,
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A UOrl0N SALE.
IA Elegant and costly
Rosewood and M hogany $50.
Household Furnnure
AT PUBLIC AUo1Iok
Al the brown residence No. 6 West Eleventh street,
few door from Fifth
Magnificent rosewood fiAnoforte ... v.,os.ou
Rosewood suits o Ps1lor Furniture,
Rosewood Bookcase and Lady's Escrotoire.
Imported 0rmou and bronze Chnrdehsrsb
Medallion Velvet CarpetA
8tatuAry 10, 10.
Offering New public Of the OF oou.
mites purchase auction modern and antique rosewood
lure The ak hundyod and forty os
viii be sold without reserve, On account Of The
pAAs. So-e DRAWING RooMa
solid pearl keys nlad tablet city maker;
usc Canterbury stool and cover three
OF FarD covered with crimson blue and gold san
pier and msptl mirrors rosewood Etegeres richly carved
artists ss few elegant xngrsvrgs real Bronzes Psran
bsque Ornaments velvet Carpets Rugs and
brocstel Curtains, cornlces and Bands.
DINING ROOM.
Oak Exterfion Tall and oak Buffet. French China gold
dinner Set decorated China Tea Set due table Cutlery
ivory basreed handled Knives and Frks SILVER spoons
sh cut Glassware and Crockery Clock Mirrors Chairs
Lounge. &C.
Rosewood carved Bedseaas lie top dressing Bureaus
VA hstand Con ncde centre and side Table
velvet plush iurge and Chair curled hair Mattresses
spring Bed feather Pillows, bed h1en mosquito bars msnte.
Mirror bronze Clock krgravngs tapestry carpet
Curtains DC IN the third and fourth
walnut 81 dseads ard Bureaus Beds and Bedding OF
baby CRIB so at The commence men, OF The eas ali he
basement and kitchen Furniture.
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAD roR ALBANY AND
III Troy. connecting viii trains Norsh and Wese
On sud After rhuday, ocsober u, seo trains VII leave
Throurh Erpr~s Train and II A snd r. n; AIbany
Mall Tran Tsp NJ Steering Car Train 9A z. ~, sunt "
inclld.c Way rro for rng sinE. ~ ss5 A. and snd
7. fer PeckskM $50 T. y Tor FouSaseepae, 70 A. n
PN~snssr u,sn Al chsmsers. Canal. Christopher And
rhry arr sreeu Albany EmxrSn, Train, from rhirysrs
Trsns ror View york leave rrcv al as Sundays incudec
and SO sps IL 10 A and - md s3ofM
Leave Albany about hiriy minutes lasr.
ssny f~ Se~ fos ssnnys n srs.,,..,.,,,
Srw yosF. Oct Is. 1880.
INV YORK AND HARiyx RAiLaoAD.
~ FOR Albany ssd Troy nas.es are -. ness,ns win ne
ponss ives, Northwest and .outhwe~
On ara AFTER wnncsv Oct 10 ls0 yslns VII Tween
~ sfth stree; station Ecr YORK |. fcno-.-
kltsny Errr~-e rrslr, Y A Il. add NJ
albany MAJ rAn, &c A. n
Tor crc.on raa or ~, sopprs A. az Stations above roh
Tcr WIRE Pains ss A. y. 40 ard SOP. n. @,rplns
Yer wine rlsns sis p. n IRON whse sre~ Depco, rnp
w Williams sr,drs II A. ~ ssescP.x frcu twenty
sish sveei DEPOT, asplnr n al ssssous
Albsny,s n rsss tssny, SO a n-Rspre~ Tran.
Afhs.y az. East Albany bP.M
AIbsay, A N Fan Albany. gn x-NAl rfsr.
CrgsuG Fas A. NJ, sscT vng Al al siaaors nrn q Ire
White Plsns. 81 GA n and cor. ", ssppias ii al
waiams BrSss GO n. Ind Y, sSyylns ., AL 81
Assistant supernteudenL
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4 LIAM J. KELLER 4 co, ArcTloNsERg
"a Large Sa OF
FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
To be persmporily sold =, pu Die auction on this day
FRIDAY,

Ne GS Yves. Twenty sinh street. near sixth avenua,
The catalogue embracing the and richest %
Hons hold Furniture, fatnargs ESTUARY he offered al
auction this Geglon Sale encir at l0it o'clock
YiS:Sohd carved rosewo,d sarofos four
made ~ city makers and fully gusraneed stool MUS Rae
French cotn Cover tTor and omou Chandeliers enbro
der.d lace Curs'fs rich GIT Cornces, shades,
rosewood farlor suits, covered IN Frep'h brocsel
consisting OF sofs Arm Chairs oval back and reception
Chsirs rosewood Centre raoles stsnary marble ops Ee
ceres mirror doors eare Bookcase ladys Work Fable
bronze snd ornop Clock runs mouth rosewood sorner etc
gfrss trasses Carpets hcgs arsc r representing
Frtnkp Washington and Iafa, cite; Oh PAINTINGS two aicA
PAINTINGS BY Sorthco;e, Scsnes Kngnd; tha Holy Family,
by seerea Matet Scenes Dutch Interior Fruit Piece Win
Scenes Also tine OF Cabinet Pictures
tel OrpamentH Yasfs Ross sood sofa Tables eleg
manttl Mirrors rich carved france, pier Mirrors Con,
sole "a, furksh reclining Chairs covered In mo
quei; 2ood Hustsns, oico,h. stsr o.rpe. Bet
onrtho I'D AZ m hngsny Dressing Bureaus 8sdstaads
Washstaucs ~eitp shaving Stands hair and spring Mai
resser, f-she Blankets Cour erpases oval Mirrors
Clocks kngrryl Lcunges, Chars. soosstani., French
chra Toistssts lorg room-So i oak Sdebosrd hez's
2sest extension nni Table, OAK Ghaa crys sad raoy
glass Dec ners Finger Bowls, Goblets, runbers Chan
pssnes irn ssnds Presefys Stands salts silver pis,ed
Casterr Tes Service Coffee Urn, Spoons Forks. Sapxa
hrgs shefea Table Cutlery, French chns Dinner sc Tea
Sets Aso large assortment l basement and ktcsen Far
niture.
Deposits REQUIRED Of Al purchasers
The above elegant ssienee for sale n let Pc
session nmeda,.y For further particulars inquire 81 The
Auntopser
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BALEs Az AUSruOu

n q "a a Asak
MSN'1,AnSoa SALE or FURNITURE
- ihAs DAY FRIDAYl OCT ia At lox
Il lgs w., 0cDek,
Of a ola.s sneea near seventh avenue. By vi tue
Nose wood Drawing Room fu,s wiz sen his any
Velvet ar Brussels Carpets ana ormolu Chandeisrs,
Dresden and chin, y..as Pier and zan!e Mirrors
Fine Oh Pslntippu brocade and Lace Cartai e.
,,s,s, No., = e,..a. Rosewood Paaoror,e
mo-, o..o. r,..- Oak Buae, and EIienaou rss,e,
China Glass and silve W re-
Music Cabinets, Library Book Case and Rooks y" ~
DHAwIN9 Rooms.
Fold rosewood frame Pa,oforts full iron frame rauni
corners solid pearl Keys naid tablet CITY
music Canterbury fel and Cover three sp,
OF Furniture covered with crimson blue and gold sn
pier and mansei Mirrus God Eexeres richly
with plse glass doors and backs; OIL Paintings
artists ALEC few elegant Epgravpgs real Brolzes Pari
and bsque Ornaments velvet Carpets Mosaic Russ Ia
brocatei Curtains Cornices and Bands
- DINING ROOM
sohd oak Sfdeboard, richly carved Extension Table ~sk
Afmchas silver plated chifa Diuner Tea See
snt 6sss and Bohemian Mae Table Cutlery Spoons Forks
&C.
CHAMBERS
eoh rose wood, mahogany and walnut Bedseads, marble
p ann pal Drsselfg bureaus WashstaIds Commodes
ho hsr musk and sprlng Mattresses ConneI Qu,s,
bosiers Pillows, kDgiavngs Tete-A Tetes, Cha
oungs Eoea and Sofa Be late ss Rockers Brusses
AID ne ain Carpets ~
h neni md klehs Furniture OF every description
gfn.fsHN e una N first class house.
sss pshlNt NhhoHt regard 80 ~esther.
1 above gods VI positively b. sold the highest with.
oui reserve BY order r. ROrnEY Nartgagee
". 9. A1BuhTuS Auciloueer
NNce "a six.h
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UNfArRyxoNy sAns PROVISIONING rHE -
M cret M y 70 win lover ard 70 suestiy married A
new tors FOR hh sr,s Free fos Is Address 3. WI
Jan q Go. publishers Dor 30 Phladeiphls Po~t onNe
vvfpr WANTrD-THE WAITER AN EDITOR AVID
w vrry,ssscs ~ ne ~spaper wk.h pays f2sQ per
pl~ssant town Aias~ra v-ses for wife, ~ ih-rs
ADJ hs 1slntsnce h.y are VERY snsd wno
be thsss viii 70 rbe lady must be bandsnn1s have % eh
dren d,evpeo,ahfhy not ~, tssniy - esfs % NJ ADJ
sze t-ery o. Of IRE 1rschahe ehsrncsy
and hsnSsn LADIES' Appyior wi please end bcsr
menestes and rtsl rhe limos, secrecy AMI dcfy
WI obeerred he writer his hn bug adser
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PlcRARDs KISGsL.sD AucrIosEEa.

~ - ANCTIoH NOTICE
TO MACBlSfSTS AND X AILROA ID s. PFRYSryyDEHTG
: RICHARDS KIkGsLAND 4 90 in 4. ii on ss,ardsy
October 20 1900 At O'CLOCK Navlors sorenonae ia
wships9r III New Yort to ldvsncrs and Storage
The following Machinery, Nachinsts roos &c -
One hrge en,e tor driven Lathe, has bed 20 feet
long and about ~ hes In depth; 90 iop
tndr and cross feed motors complete will shat
feet inches ongi Is triple pa geSred, sxteen
cha ges q speed the spinr Is inches 10 diameter
bearing; the adm- OF four counss shat
ard Al comp ee well hs about III tons and
brat class tscbne built At the Lawrence WorAp 500
One Wood vmth's Planng MAXINE, cost $3.50.
One No'cIosa Flaming Mschipe cost StoO
EFht Suspension Drills 81 the esleoi sied W
Earu an, OF Albany; each gus
cost each 1925.
ons sarge srd very pise Pcr,ahis viouring NM cac
.ied 10 ,un nut two barrels Of aJdr with
nr apparatus, betting ac IN rea6ioes mediate We "a
The especial steutun Invited 10 his
very rnperios artia,~ sou
lea superior doube thread shuttle Sewing Mao
SO. -
sl7b
al the srces In The Sbose lis; are new and warranted In
complete o,der
The s.rlous articles offered viii application 70
The ancu' nseT lbs hrpad vay viii
atnye 20 pay advances and Terms. nnc 300 cssh,
Without discount In hanksb4e 500 APP
proved paper, payable IN the cuy q New York
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j. MrLsOR TAYLOR 70, AUCrfoSEEas.
a. ABSOLUTE AND HTTnAurfvE
AUCTION SALE THIS nav,
OF MAGNIFICENT And COSTLY ROSEWOOD
AND MAHOGANY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT Tux REeIDKNCE OF A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
KkFetSs
NO, g WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET BxrWEEg riFfH
AND sixth AokkUES
OONNEHCTNG AT lQis O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
The fu.nairre all orter ny
faciurers and be examined ous % The sale coasn
sod framed Suits OF pseces each
In French AsI @ewooi ktegeres marble
tup Tables At framed pier ard msnisl Mirrors choice Oh
Parrnrs and china Vases and Figures With
o.ner articles both m.fii and ornn neral.
Eegt octave PsnOf7re. pearl keys rosewood
win carved legs very superior Instrument
lining Room. Basem, ut and Bed Chambers
contain Gre Assortment q furntnre-Csrpets Curtain
shaess CorpIces crockery Silver and Engsn
Cutlery. PAisngs CocAs Bedding, Ac Every article "a 10
perfect order having been Ia only shon time Cais
ogues Of be
NB-House 10 let Inquire Of The suc,ioneer.
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A DRIAN II. MUILKR, AUCTION EKR,
"a ON FRIDAY OCTOBER To- lS6O

A DkIAN II. kuILKR, AUCrfOkEkH,
"A ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. ls60,
n,th and saventy stIth streets, comprisipg
Seven Lots the s6e OF Third Including he
Of dh and Seventy sixth srees
dous dwelling House formerly occupied by the Late
JOHN 9KENaRBhCH, ESQ
Also LOIS on east side Of Fourth avenue
kho % Los the no. h Ade Of Seventy ffth street
Also Lots the south SIDE Of Seventy sixth street.
All between the Third and Fourth aveunes.
This valuable property ocsed the line of continual I'm
orovemens win be sod BY auction. Ia lots and plcs Al ns
by ADRIAN q. MuLLnB, AUOrionBER
portion Of the purchase may remain mortgage
Tor I've years For rAps, Ac apply 70 De suctonesu
wal street
DRIAF H. MULLER, AUCrIogERR, WILL SELL
a At The herchsr To- Exchange, On Monday, October ~
is6o, a twelve O'Clock.
near The lower part Of the Central Park.
Lot on RroadwAy T. X. Of Fifty third street.
Lot seventh avenue, corner Of Fifty third strees
and rear Of the broadway Lot
La Seventh avenue sdIoinng q. w. os Fifty
bird street
Lon rshsh avenue. east side, twenty feet n~s Of
Los en- Bro~Swxy n " corner q sixty ninth stree,
10, Tenh avenue corner Of sIty ninth street, rur Of
Los on Broadway. between siry nnlh sevsnsieih
eesa adjoining AL running through 70 Tenth avenue with
several bulidipgA
Ia ros lnI Broadway, on B. L corner Of Ninth ssenas
10 Lots on siayIourh street. north SIDE commencing
feet west Of Eighth Ad feet inches east Of Broad
sLos on srsy street. south a6e n, Broad
Ard loo feet east Of Tenth avenue
Tor hAps and particulars apply 70 DE Aacioneer - Wa
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II. a f;B Ssssfs u y sssIs.ffH BLOWS
Al ares al ooiors; best quality g cents psT
s Zee sas sas rssss re~s
:s Hss g: sDs s. s, S.ssrs e
s ssn o Ss & & H Hsis: g ssss c'''as
ladies' always certain 70 end viii ~ full asprmens0
he above goods = Ne '0 & g. 0sHf Macy.
and 100 s,uA second satsnce below yonr.ssesA
WHoLEsALs CARPET STOCK.
=" Rrrf4n.
: " Impos.xrs and jobber Of
NO. IS ooKrLxs hlr Skirt, xrw YORK.
wm from his dAss Tse nsI, Gnss Asir entire mock %
At wHoLSshLs fSiciS ron cAzH.
Buyers have he selection frm one q he argos Wholesale
'''e1' 70 ne e''s' IS SAVE ONE pRorrr.
Is-'ns landing non ss ssS.sV r'.. enc .'.s''
" "e "''a'A !. cRoss1xr 4 sosa
geo SOLOMON HARr. ~
QUO vrHors1 1S 4 si PsrnX HAsa,xa
nrsnIox bsooa ATOMS.
Are sov prepsred make from hsh large nd ez'sravs
c6sT s,fs1 s bflssSrzsns, LAnsHsou1xs
TIC sicss s IMA1 1Eyr coxr.rIro.:
ssoc1rsis salfss rAHnrsIn
fL Ana Gold pH and fxfkTsp WINDOW sHADE
sS have 1ir i;ifs Ia fss' psPHsfsE
Z s s2s :e g. cs sse ~
jus, received frrm heIr house IN Para
The sssuon q f.s'ss Intending 70 armament sAsis
DRAWING Issislis Ipisiss . sSss AN ou.x.x,.
.'''s as '': ssDas Ell Nc - '.a sss
'0L0- ~ q 4 s s.s:s..,.
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EDWARD sGhENCK, AUCTIokERR.
II ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD EyAEIfURK, OIL PAIET
lNos, srATUAkY, BROEzES, ANTIQUE
PORCKLAlSs AND ARTICLES OF vkRrU,

Bar. q. sonrNcK VII sell. a suction, commencing 90
Wednesday, ocl IT. At lQk ", all the above sarnturo
4c lc Ac conaned house Ia Fifth avenue corner Of
Fifteenth The premises will be open Moniay
lbth inst, Apd Tuesday, 18Th Inst at A. TIL T. ~
Only to hse having tickets which may be obtained at the
oce of the aucor 4i Broad the book
Nr. Grower $50 toadvsy, Of Fourth The
c-tsosu.s will he ready al the house the 18th int
The saie IT, win hs the PaintpgA
The ssle o. Tharsdsy, October is the sa,uary MARBLES.
Antqn, forceisjns and other Articles Of Ver'u
he beautiful ,Ebe group CanovAs which vii be
void precisely NJ " O'Clock.
This dsv dagO 18th rst the General Household Furniture
stih vn commence Al 10 O'Clock instssd OF lOp
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HENRY II LEEDS. AucrIosrgr !


HENRY II IErrs, AucfIoEFgE.
IL FltrlI GREAT ANNUAL SALE
81 . GS ~ S e s sa' ss as en-
q a,.soas I. W &ler j. = c-op..y, pnr.aa |. \ Ms
kNGLlsn school,
Botdngton shaver. ST. Uslushor0rgh o-sgt1sl by q
resnd two beautiful pic,. BY geo wilDs en,y
K. Percy, fom the ESysi Ac1eny sssstoa ors q Is
k.rae II Tao l iiai u s' So e,rs psaiats y H.
=. 7 p.ele snhersorg, warranted from tn lie col
eco, q sr r. wsor L'oa he elder ef.sinNl - ierdnr
ss .sney Cooper others being he ene collection Of
FaFs-H s~HeoL
Original guaranteed ~ f.n Delaroche po'~yen, lamb
Fcei q snge I'd Frsre SAMOA Pierns Aricis. lie B
and oihers - -
yerto~cthoyen besnsfu oriri,sis; De Ersake r.
seysr, Won Hes Hugsnd Won oss srd osera alsos Zoe
private collection Of rld Plctnres t Iecd sna never be-
The pubic s zee by ib,.s gwen seose tssi this VII %
eIrsorsnsry sale ssuy f-, class Sc represesei
1hev sre nov exhibition seoyr free snd s asp b.
erton two evening. previous % the s'le with catalogue
IEsRY II lYEns. kuC1tOvENR.-HrSsY LExDs
IL co. vii sen, stsu-tlrn Thurstsy, the 18Th snt
~. "a sroS Wv .,rSnd door from v.rth sr.e e.
xsrt col een Il ma bic Vases sn,uAry. Csrd Receiver
ytrsn Groups ard s.trtls Bron-s Bobersa Glx-s
objection -mpsises several large ana ane
marble hsnfe srh osrrsrs marble Bu-i o. ssvio-r,
vsr,ne o Size from d, inches V esbi feet high surerb
usite Memo hlaid iable, bsrs the Sra imports inp
era hvis itian ,emp,ures tare Receivers 81 new ana
beaut dstfn bsrdgo Sienna AMI Verde Antique Vases
s.,1s,.. IN rsrien AID br.rr. Ba.misn eLns and xss
ware 10 rrest variety silver plated wMe coussuag q Tea
nam. 1ss.sses issss.er srosDs b.nsnx ora vesa.
~ Cspovs Thrre Grsers un9ev glars shades kc Ths
shove soods WIN Be exhibition on Wednesday October H. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

J. BLRRcEER, AUCTIoNErR.
"A. EXTENSIVE SALE or 81 BUILDING LOTS,
On 6h. 10Th and Ilth avenues
sA Ssh, Gsih llth ll2h l2ls,, lad. 1884. l2Ah Heh
18th aud Nl-t s.reeN
A J. BLEECKER, ron \ co, will sell NJ auction
THURSDAY, October IS n Il O'clock n the Merchants ks
change,
on oh AVA lots q and ". between l7oth and ism Sta
On 10Th Az lots n. o. cor Of ilj'h st-
On llh svq lots ard W. q between i1ist and 1854
On sd Of % lots . 15 feet east OF iIth ~.
Or 18Th a - lots . 100 feet ess. OF iiih
On e<th st-9 lots n D. 100 feet east ~ lItb
On uI,h RI - lots n. = ITS feet west 81 9Th
On li.th IT - lots a. l2s feet west VI tth
ON i2iss ri - lois . 100 fee, eas; ~ lith
On l?2d 81 3 lots and between Ilrh add lh ava
On 1874 At ipis n. and o. between 1h snd 18th
On 12Ah u - lots y o 100 feet u 9Th
On f16th At - iois n. inp feet east Of Oh ~.
On l3rhm-3 iot n . as feet YVES, 9Th
On lsis O. q i1,s luo feet east oh Nv.
The title lndsDutbls and the terms viii be liberal Msrs
hc, al No Z Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

CRBHSR0y gx FLANTa At hUCIfoS--Os SATURDAY
VI h oct 81 No John street, A. los O'Clock c,assns
~ hssthy plants OF caui-as Cape Jess,
mines Daghre, A., from wuism q. wilson, florist Four.
l t~~nth and hstnrtA.