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, 1860-04-16

TOR SALE-4At the great Mnsi-
L. ca Depot 43 Lake ss.e~t. two O..an M:.r.cn.usns
naAs BY I.vn fianhn. of io*ea. rs:seaa e.the: In
city or country dtkrous al procuring Eo Church In
stsunent Cheap Will find MY store y Like street Ch
eaxo superior which will be sold for less Than
cost. Term. east.
nj mh11-fSf4 I'm t1TcVTys
, 1860-04-16
HOUSE

DWELLING HOUSE FOR
~ RENT.-Thc corner housc In the brick block co
Huron re conr OF Woeol three stories and basement.
Possession given In u1T June desired. Apply
to DOG iETT, HASSETT i HILLS.
apsh9N In es Lake street.
, 1860-04-16

CHICAGO GARnESHns' SocHrx.-The subject
lor discussion this [Mouday) evening, is the
culture Of the strawberry aud the varieties best
adapted for this vicinity.
, 1860-04-16

{fOk SALE-That large brick
= dwelling housc, rcarlv new. on the West Side Ut
Michigan aveNue. south Old 10: feet font by
10 deep. 10 7Jfoot alley; ztabs and water complete
Oaly &No cas:I. b!1nee lo7s time. W be sold very
carar. Apply to JOHN :. BUCHANAN, No lis Ram
E0spA StFcti,
, 1860-04-16

Tue NEW Br1LD1Sa RAISING ESTEapn1sE.-
We referred yesterday to the fact that the eight
four~story brick stores on the south side of
Lake street between Clark and Lasallc were to
be 1aised 10 grade. We now learn that tho
wcl!'tnowa firms Of Brown & uollingswor.h,
and Pullman and Moore, haye taken the con-
tract, each having four stores. The work is 10
be commenced forthwith, and the block is to b.,
up to grade By the lst of May. The amount Of
the contracts is about IS 1000.
These gentlemen have all Infested their skill
IN divers and manifold instances, and hare
never had misadrep:n.e or mistake mar tlc, ,r
hea7y undertakings.
, 1860-04-16

"Nos EST tSyzsrcs."-The McHsnry coup4y
medical tnau Of resuzrectionary proclivi-
ties, Dr. E. H. WinsloW, Of Algonquin, did not
appear at the late term Of court, but forfeited
his bail aud has left :or Pixies Peak.
, 1860-04-16

THE Last or EAn7u.-The Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen were to meet at tho Mavor's office
In tho Court House on Sunday, at o'clock P.
H. preparatoEE5o united attendance upon
the funer.ecof the late Geo. #. Dole, Esq, for
many years honorably connected will, various
responsible positions in the city cofernment.
, 1860-04-16

WANTED-A :E: IS, small h; house lIst,,., With i,tf
atsd IN Respectable EeiEh51slo.l. Address Z. = boz
4Q3Q Ia: teEN1 1y4 losa:toH. a2lt1A
, 1860-04-16

MEAonkzpcx Book Losr.-The Rev. Mr. JOS
lyn lost memorandum book between the Post
Office and bis house on ". Lake street, on Fri
day last, containing papers only valuable to
himself If the finder will leaye the same at
this office he will be re e1ardcd for his trouble.
, 1860-04-16

GB Tha New York Dai1ies arrive in this city
every evening at o'clock, and can be had at
ncSally's news depot at that time, only thirty
eight hours old.
, 1860-04-16

WANTED-To exchange q good
w Farm OF IL, sc1ea with Improvements. thirty nlles
from Ctiaeo for scek IL Gsoetes hoc:e and lot Il
IL r fisErr a1laxtw
, 1860-04-16

SCSpRr MES11oxs.-Po1ice nattera were light
on Saturday a false alarm of FIRE on Satur-
day evening. "A residence on Washington
street, near Desplaines. was entered on Thurs
day night, mud robbed Of {35
, 1860-04-16
WINTER WHEAT IN M1ssoua1.-Thc Missouri
Democrat Of Yesterday contains the following !:


Democrat Of yesterday contains the following:
Tbs late fine rains hare 80 improved wheat
prospects, that 4iuc crop is looked for, though
IN some localities. will be seen By the follow
ing extract from o letter from Winchester,
Clark county. No., the winter wheat has suffer-
ed dgreatly. As general thing over this West
ern country, farmers are month ahead Of usual
seasons in their plowIng, planting and general
spring work, aud will consequently have The
better crops. The following is tue letter re-
ferred to:
W1scnNKn Clark County, No.
Our winter wheat is nearly total failure
Thatwlic stood pretty fair in the early spring
is now killed By tue drouth. We are suffering
for rain very much. Corn planting will fairlY
begin here this week. Hogs are very scarce.
The crop this fail will not exceed one-fourth the
average E. I. CowG11L.
A1lwAukKE MAxKkrs.-Aprl 1s.-Receipts,
*5a bbls flour; 1896 bn wheat 1oa bu oats; 2s4
''a barley. Shipped. 5000 bu wheat; 1s5 bbls
Hour. The Sentine2 Of this morning says;
The feeling in the produce market continues
bueyant. About 1909 bbls Of Spring extrn
, 1860-04-16

CoaS11LL FOR APR1L.-The Cornhi1l Magazine
for April, Chambers. Journal for March, Eng
llsh papers Of March s1st, and new poem by
Mrs. Drowning, called q Napoleon III. in Italy,
are among the late arrivals at McSally's, 81
Dearborn street
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
a SHERIFF S,SALE.

IA, State Of Ohio, Wyandct County, ss@
q Pursuant to the command If an ortlerof sal !
from tile Court of Comnsn Pleas, in and IL,
'lhe county Of Wghdot. to me ,di iecled.
isballexposeto public sale. mi the door oi, the
Court House, III Upper sandusky, on the 25ll,
dawdFsbruaiY q. y, 1850. BET Wseiltle hours
Of ltIo'cIock aS n sand "a o'elotIk, p m., Of
said aay, ihe following describesl property to
wiz, Ille, south least quarter Of section lwe,t
twoI22]in township ,wol2 south range urI
teen east Of he Wyandot receive in hr.dlstrict
Of lands subj Isl 70 sale Al Upper Saudnsky. ..
conla pingrl hty acres, more OF less Al,otll
east hal, Of the spuih west quarter of sect ion
twenty-five (92j in township nd range afore
said. Al'o lot 40, lwoR2) f section twenty
two in t"Nnship alld.r,nge aforesaid. contain
iny thirty two and tws nty.fye- huldreui BIS of
an acre. (S2 25slDU) III aaiid Valued at 500
per acre, To be sold ~ the roperty of Mat
lhias Clark at the suit Of Heury st. john
Terms Of lsaleacash n R&&m' ,h42A
JAMES CuLBERTSON, lr.,
= an. II, W, ,S],oV. q. -tss sss Sheriff
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
- "a ,SHERlFFiS. .SA,LE.F eP TsrF
State Of SOhio, Wyandot. Cou,,tv ~

Purspanl tofths commantlofa an orcsr Of sal.
fr,m lle CogF of Common Pltas, inand for
the comfy II WNhpdrt. % M di ected, Isball
txInse tolabfc'sslss attile door of tie Court
Houses i" Upper 'S;mdusky, oiathe 2S hiay Of
FebrutGyjaJ al leiiI,, between the Kusirs tff 10
y clock sisd and iclock. p M. Of said dsyl
the fol owing dtcribed property to wit: :h1hfrl
" twotttt h Width oHoflhe north silt oa In.
lot, numbered sixt four sud sixty, ,fiye,in;th
town Of Upper Sanlpsky, Ohio. together wi.h
same belonging. 5SsI Ss'ss LII
The thirty two feet off Of the north side OF
ln,'pt number sixty toarf6a) witkaihthe pri
vlles' and appertenahces tuths same, Letong
ing Appraised at Fourteen Hundred Dollars.
And the thirty .twonfeet OF of ratf5t humber
sixty fxe t6Sl appraised 10, one hu uslrs aud
t,ighly.doiiats. "a be sold as tlle property ef
per. Terms or sale. cash.
.isozis JAMES lCULBERTSON, ir.,s ?
Jan. l2,S'60.lPf. s4.5Ol - tsaa'SfS Sheriff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
from, the Eeprt ID, Common Pleas. I'M and Ior
The .couilty of ;Wyal,dot,so me directed, | Shall
expose tpSpublic, sale, at tn. door, of the court
hotise, ii Upper Sandusky on the a5th-da
Of February a., D., 1864, betwieen the ou RS Of
10 O'clock, a. NJ. and O'Clock, D. M, Of SAID.
day, the following described property, to wilt
A purt fstlfe caStlhalfDgtlie softh.Gsst quar-
er' u section, six f6l Township oie ri SOUTH
Of range fourtcpi. post beginning eiuhten,pnd
&C fO0roa4 from nithA s6aih east cofnnet Sof said
section, hepcef,n uing north twenty six rods,
Jhepre west, thirty six and S3,l09 rods, thence
sbtith aiohg io' formerly owned by Jacksbn
Flask aweHtygeix rods Thence east ibirt !. !;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
Neighborins Counties.

II.L NffI-r|f f.F CITY 3
Among the Patents. issued at Wash
ington, TOR the last week ending De-. 27,
1850, we natiee one 10 Mr. james p. Mcr
Ger Of Seneca townshipJthis county, for
Improvement in Seed PIan,ers.D bas
Dr.. NJ. Obermillyr, of this place, has
also obtained a Patent for Improvement
in Csr Btakesi" Tifin genius is at a
premium. 7@n0 7riJahe.id2i' 8 S'Rsh
Fee An oldaman, named Itmple,on, who re
sides some two, or three niles South, on
the Rallroad,, was found dead late on
Saturday night. mar d,ggcrv in, Fl.
Ball. He wasa confirmed ihebrate and
WAS seen int xicatd the same evening,
Thus rum has mbIrd another to is hpca.
tomb Of slain yiciims.-Ti0.u ,si isd
The last FiadIay Jvffersonjan records
three Sudden deaths. as fo'lows:, a,mau
A young lady, daushtgr Of Mr.. John
Searioss, living on he line Of Handbook
and WSanIot Counties, iell dead a tew
days ago. white engsgcd'in Intending 10
-hero hease hdd dunes. I'VE learn up to
lhs time, Of her death she was ID appa.
rent good health. b., a,s6 hssia'',r
Mrs. Trout, an aged lady, resident
of Van Buren,. in dis county, did qaii,s
suddenly. Iase week. Of cpltxy. 'r '@a
smMrsg McCroary, living gaNmth Of Van
Buren in Wopj coun,y,wel are,infurmedp
died the same day, very suddenly also -
Thus ia The mlds:e Of liz. awe-,are in
ROBBERY AT CREsrLrNE-- REWARD - --
.Atathe depot at Crestllne, ON the 2Uth
Drc.s q small hand trunk WAS stolen froan
ihe baggage mastsrdof thslP. tFt. w. d.
q, r. Il. This trunk contained, ,amons
some other things, three odd volumes Of
reports. two Of them belonging 10 the
Stale Library. volume Of Lainb's wors,
adlsssing case .artlcles Of Hpparelamons
I,llach which w'asapair Of very hu.ly worked
slippers. s,..,.
Two men sold two volumes u Reports
belonging to the State, and Lambs works
toia fgeulrmani Of Bucy rus, and these
have vince bsen returned, the former TO
e tsi ihe State, and 'hes Yla..sr,s TO its own.
er.
70 n Is confidently Believed tAato volume ull,u !
l4aOf 'Ps,et's Reports, the aressin D case.
Slippers &c.. hare besnn disposed Of AZ
long the line Of the Railroad, at Nevxia,
Sandusky, Forest, for at some ohouse or
other place, west Of Bacyruss n sszq.
II any person or perssns who may
have purchased any lcf these articles, will
kindly write 10 the Postmasierat Bucymss
they shall rrc-iye for these ARTICLES Iuuvl
more 9han Their real value, as the owpe,
prit~al thenIsas presents froa" "a vsunet huna
Iusnds--whileH Hrhs single volume u 81
Psier's Reports issyslus siie only 10 con
neciion with the othrrlvolaa,ss. yivsinisl
One, ,of the thieves was a,thisk set, fus
laced by about 90, no whiskers, sma)Iisl
grey eyes anil not very dark hair; To
'rh,r Of higher buili dark hair. no whi,k
rs. with 4 hole il The rim oi. his ,liyL
'rown tsh hat. Both boys we're ,sbou,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
Eg The Mpnnmsouuih, New Jersey Her

~Thes Mpnmoulh, New Jtrsey Her
aid says aiwtale, measuring Gs feet in
lepgtb, dfifled ashore on tile beach ncal
lhatlplacc, last,''rhursday.. CAPT A. II
Hagger!1on, IF !he Ocasn Hose, at onc'
secured the whale land went TO cutting
him up 'rEe carcass, p estimated a.
worth At sivast~ 8 S.i5o.i7 III is supposed Il
have been Ei'Erdby ths under low; beeing
dead when found.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

EE Hobatla, the scuundryl who mur
dered his friend and benelaclor, Manning,
In Mlnm, county some months ago, was
tecsntlytrivd atoI'rdy, and sepierceaa to
The fenitentIary for lie. lie ought, to
have been hung. Manning paid Hobat
ta's expenses from California, and when
near his lt'l' home was mean enough to mur,
der'him for his money. The Penitentiary
Is too good q place for such ,scoundr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
SlIERIFFS SALEa
State Of Ol,io. Wyandot County, IS.

s''"'e '' " o''.o' )" ~ yal'uos 'ul y, osunsy S.
Pnsuantsothe coinmond of Fendi Elk fron,
the Court uf Common Pleas III ard for the
county Of Hardin, to me directed. shall ex-
ipoSeto, public sale. tatthe door Of the Cburt
Of February i. d., 1851 Between M the hours q
10 o'cluck, a. m /, and ,4o'clock ,.p nls,of said
day, the following described properly, to. wit:
The north half Of The north 'wesE, qualter Of
section ninsFi9) township four ,4) Range
twelve tl2f containing eighty acres Istl NJ
9l'VaIuedat at Sll 25'l6O per. acre. To be sold
as the properly Of John Post, NJ the suit Of A
sW. Worley. Terms of sale, cash i0pg 'seJ'
=. lg9 JAMES CULBERrSON,,j ,jr,s5,
Jan. l2, go. Pf, So. ~s9 I,o" W., W., Sheriff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

ESl lnyiew Of the fact that the Lecis.
la'ure 'of7Soutli Carolina has Sayowed its
determination to dissolve the Union, the
Indiana Sentinel. the organ off'lIhta 81 lhs De.
moclriaey q lhe Norl. q" Whsther tie Ma
lional Democratic CONVENTION should be-
held in Slstegwhsre such sentiments a, &
unsnImously'syowed bylils Legislature?"
and and txprsssess the opinion that tho Con
venllon ST. ould be held within a State
'"yal lo'ehs Constitution and lie Urion.
That, wsi tliink,p is a sensible suggestion.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

lLn IttI ia NDNNMel NTHf RYRb&l 9il MA
Flight of Free Negroes from Arkansas.
+ Il A. already known that aslaw was
passed by ,thss ttaATkansas Legislature.
|rrqalrIag,i all afree dnegrsssi TO- lsvridthe
|ssttnes oa, ,p.ip, Of ,briqs soil iniodslsvery
for l!fe, Tnsl law, wspllinLo, effect on thc
lsslLinst, anl VI cparsr, pp frqerossfo MAO
desired 70 rcmsaip ffee, cpall stsyoi1 that
State after that daIe. Hlulryl, Of them
leh ,Arkanps., last swsek, some fpr this
lpdian TlerrriItority, sape, for .Ktpsag and
some for u" North. A psrtyof forty
men, womrp anl children. arrived at
CINCINNATI On Tuesday and vsrs sw=lccm.
cd by. the free negroes so6 that city,
Hun lrels Of others, have arrived at Sey.
nour, ladlana. where they will remain
emporarily Ill they can decide onytheir
permanent destination. Tney are. poor,
helpless outcas!s --.he victims Of harsh
fndi cruel persecution by a race whose
nesi they could not even sting. Ii allow.
ID 70 remain in Arkansas, they wqullbe
\ hartmless 1tn and impolent 70 DO eyil. but be-
ing driven as exiles ioa distant soil,
hey will bear with them remembrance OF
llhsir lhsi wrongs and become. on every ia.
vcorable opportunity, the active and unIor.
giving enemies Of their persecutors-the
plolIers Of conspiracies. lhe clrculators Of
lneenaiary documents in. the Southern
States, the hsTborers Of escaped slaycs,anh
The ready agents for movements Of resis
lance TO the Fagitye Slave Law. Shall
become like Arkansas, the ruth
ess and yrannical tormentors OF this class
'f poor, helpless and ignorant people?-
St L2uaS 4YeWs, ,,... ,,satse; tey |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
ANfANAAtH sAAN fFHafl . fN'T"' 80
Efy The Utica, Herald say. Mp G..

ES INC UIlca 'Iitrall says Mr.. Get.
rit Snil'll returayd a lew d'ysag ITO lis
home IN Peuerboro. witl, the assent and
under the care Of Dr.. Gray. the suprrin
''endsntao alrsui Asylum is Very
much improved n1dlsi ip Allrysp, ,c,sabutis no,
VT lullyfestorsd 70 health. and the D oc /.
I9r I0ri bas lan prohibiled him from recvivugvis.
itors, and from giving ipers onaI attention
to his correspondence. y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
,r7asSkfERIFFS SALE.fsFiHza =
State Of Ohio, Wyandet County, SIS:

otate VI Ohio' "yahuotalOuntyb IS:
DURSpANTsto the commsnd of an order
i VI sale frumstlls uourtoI Comrp1n Pleas, in
AID iprihe county Of W yandot. 10 me DIRECTED,
sh II EXPOSE to public sale. at thu door Il
the Conrt House. III Upper Santlasks, ON the
lth day Of Eebrnary AaBg, 1850, bet tweei Il The
hsars Oil le,ehck.a m. and 4ad,clock. pc m
ofssld day the following described i'reperty
70 YtsiTT be iarth half Of the east isaIf Of the
sou thseast. auurterof' section twenty elk and
all that. part Of lot no. six 81 OF eectUa twe.,
~ six as lies on the right bank of the Little
Sandpsky creek, all Of which land lies I'm
township three south of range fodrtserl east,
aaad containing seyenty y six acres more or less
Valued at twenty dollars per scse. 80 BE-
sol as the property sof David HI REED ct al,
at the suit of Yrrell Patten andf. P. Wallace.
partners undef u kfnf name Ii Marion De.
post Bank. Terms oil sale ccash. -u.sy ~.
I8hu q JAMES CULBERfsoN., .,Jr.
Jan. s. 'so.APfs4.l'9 ssss9 roFs sheriff. /.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

sss yni.sA Bui hat Sbouil PASS. q 81
sslNrlVipeent.aot&Lerain, has given no
.,ice efss bill in the Houseio require par.
YES 9Aiganlsto psy shs soaole cost Of the
sjpsgoiaseseh case.ii Equity aud pisiic.
.bsAAgdsMaasinsuch a. lSwa 1hereas NET.
dsheEsbs sssststhsotherinreq uising ron
Itissal y tppyarsIto sootihe eaormoas
]gAkllsidtstari tfiqaenuysran up IN
sPaFqsalrs cssssjnqoun Courts, sometimes
Anopstns 'oulnsasods ofsdsilarss Tie
iRMesssluis'Atuuds ,ks pseseot Iswi BAY
llaseeisgka jhrsfssin eaoh case, and lbs
halsnes. ws'atsverie nav be; comes out Or
ttsaCesp'ysfsods tol~aichevese aSpsvs
fstsosiis uvsspnhr hsrte qsSs tolswiS
dssi eAdsI'1tS SANS psspasl yoMansssss
lfsss bkslisiasifbso syaSaaShi iaac Anivb,
be charged to uoushii .Ansslo iris s,wsvS
we'll to let-.!sese-whc-dsuce in the mazrs
ifsd@ hls oifay me- iHIitr..s. PIE 4itiyi
tals .woaitruiasSSoo aaf sir. ofi, an91lr Al. 3
tisdehhassA Is sssbisrsibns s~osaa,it
neqp srss's, di,~ aasl s9sls as7sl : 5liF
tbiss ~ .aooH sdi zcA u saiaffsIs :, II
sHiss pssassseiSs gterhssds. IA ,ll'h +
'.aoon 20. 10 iasmssh1sysa Hs a'sls
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19
Attaclnrient Notice

Ashford Slower Before John Eckleberry,-J.
= .Hs.M, err Of Tymochsee ZIP. IVY
X n, Rey9Slds, dos Connty, Ohio. ,',e-i u ;.
t,p the 22d day Of November, a. d.. 1859.
said justice issued an order of att tiarhm. Mt in
The above act cn for the sumlof $S.57. ~
ec.2g-2t. ASHFORD STOVER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

from Illinois, was y membsg efthe Legis
lature in that State some years ago. One
iaay-whils abusing the Repubitcans. he
poin led 70 !hs lact that most Of the Grim
inals in lie Peneten'iary were from the
North partNof The Stare where Republi.
canismT did mosvabound. T Az old farm.
II. r.aaaniember from the north part Of Tie
State, arose in his place and said:
LEE Yes! We have different state Of 90. /.
cistylap Nsrip.l and W. doasend 4 great
many cIiniinaIs fiom or counties to our
statsis sPfisouiid We e,,litIefaiyery much
from our Democratic friends intbe solih
part u the sta.s.s Y w send ouro scosn-
drlslothsP epilsntisry, ! they tsnd theirs
TO the Legislaluri.1T 10 isa6' q boois "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

AsF A few days since a young man oh.
tuned $500 at lle Exchange Bank
bps'on' on a forged check, pnipating 10
bc sisrtd by Ames 4 Co., ,lhe well lknown
shawl manufacturers. me trace Of Ii.
'orger has vet been discovered.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

3 feet 8. and they said they were going to
vEt,sW%ype to yet, work. W q
Olherl pagers please Copy Bucyras
IJoasnaIl M M
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

FOR D0NkElS, call atsbe .,h.. T
H ~" 'ra I sFEw cAsB STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

20 To the New Cash, Store, TO, bpy
- your cheap Dress Goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-01-19

.,EytiYs. B,ask,Asos4q.I;y !aa ~ elxs
clu 'e slavery from Nebraska, which p,ss
~ ID both branches of The territorial lrgis
E c,f'a,f 'HaMLIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
LbERT MokIInKs GRIFFIN 4 co. AuCrroEEEas
n AAGNlrICkNT
HOUSEHOLD

HOUSEHOLD
Al Sic AUCTION
The properly Of a family leaving for Europe
Ias day (honday,, oe'ober 70. = 100 O'clock
A. the eernt residence o. Zeuo Bunh.m, Esl.
Rosewood Parlor sass, covered IN brocade.
Rosewood and ahorasyp pTrnsTe en- suite
Sold OaA suae, and sIs.ns.,a Table ,.o.,.,,,
China, a.Ass and Silver ware, ,--,--...,.
ktegere, Centre Tables and Bookcase ....-,,o. =, So,
r Ss .o me g sG s s . MI
largest and riches, Of Househod Furniture;
made q order FOR he owner by city than
months ago and u Of the bes description calAos 80
lAe aoaSe on mo !" pR1%ISa ROOMS
ex,rs srse mantei Mirrors do pier Mir
em6rOdered lace carsins gu, eosns.s two suits q
richesl description sod rosewood frames made By We'll;
sso.se p.. sas eo esrs And BOOK ass issd ws
sat,nw5s Table iulsd pearl rosewood side
ecSscs N velvet ladies' Work Tshis sns Writing Desk veF.
sss nst.ion osrtes p mosse Rugs ANTIQUE Iva v.ses
cared legs ane case nlsd With mother Of pearl and la
.seSury ,too sm6roids Cd cloth cover OH Paintmss-Hoy
Family y sesre. superb painting; Assumption Of the s
Marie Views. scenes the u OF France smuggler
Family Storm Sea, By kgaw also number Of ans
v.s from pompsu and HercuAneun Artistic sron,. s:
Cloth Velvet stair Carpet Silver PLACED Rods Rosewooi
ing Tail. Betssssd. cmces Couch sTd Arm Chairs coz.
~a velvet s o and 0rg E s'Pse
Marble Top lined with sAtiuwood, Extension Table. Arm
sVsr Tea Service rrsnes cns p nnsf ans A.. Sets she
hed Table Cutlery also al the Basement and kitchen -ur
persons attendance TO pack ship cart the
sas T wp 5 20 , ssp ~ M
Asios Hous@ i Nicholas and metropolitan Hotel which Will
s.5b s 1e s SbSvs e ise for sac
o. . Is Possess on Immediately For further particulars
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A CCIIoN NOTICE
II kXTESSIVE SALE or BEAUTIFUL
Ir0VEkHNl.l FERNIII RE pn hllr Anctlnn

"A UCTIoN NOTICE.
II EXTENSIVE SALE or BEAUTIFUL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE NJ Public Auction,
Tals day Monday. o 'tober % at l051 o'clock.
Tae asntcn n Is invited The
the entire beautiful Furniture ~ every description
contained ~ the ire story residence l52 West Twenty
elrs-s
PARLoR CONTAINS
three M suits o. richly carved rosewood pavlor Furniture
covered rich SILK bccsde satusry marble
ad Tables eeKst Foreniine and Psrsan Mirrors with
ussoe ssns and brackets two very rich nsntel Hrrors
MADE By Edlard OF frs .yniacen rosewood
Fiaaoorte Stool and Cover Turkish Chairs
II medallion tapestry; Adys French Escretoe lined with
sAin vood elegant rosewood Eiegere with French mirror
doors style ouis XIV tapestry Carpets TURKISH Lounges
brocade and emb roder lace Curtains :h bronze
Chaadelers artistic Bron2es Marble Figures and drnus
among viii LAY ard sight Columbus aud Gutenburk
slon with and valuable collection OF Paintings
Euuscxn ornaments, Sevres AID Dresden
Sur exenAon dlrinx Table. Gohlc diung Chairs
covered ia green French and India China Dinner Rnd
Tea ruby and crystal Gaware; Decsnters Vine
Bottles Finger Bowls ivory and pearl Cutlery Silver Wsre
Casters Spfons Forks Daner and Tes Service, Uras &c
with large variety Of other dining furniture marbs
Dressing Bureaus marble Wasostsnda. Connods
Uheval Vases WArdro1es fun suits Chambe Fur
Gard Tables gold and velvet lands Shades French
Enzra Fings spring and Chairs and
Carpets Ia good Bedsesds stuettes Hall
Stsais and Chairs match; tapestry Car pets with
lNye assortment OF PArlor and Chamber Furniture
I0ned-sl OF which Is TO be sold poty. There Will
be y pack and shp the furni desired IN attend
ance. Sale without reserve. At 1917 O'Clock
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A DRTAr n. MULLER. AUCrIOSEEs, WILL SILL
"A u tse Merchants Hrchanre On Monday, October u,

A DRTAr II. MULLER. AUCrIoSEr2, WILL SILL
"A u NE hervhaI w. Hrchanre. Monday, October II
100 ., sreive o'clocG.
n~.r sae lower par u Central P0s
Los On Hrcod~ay = 4 c,rner oi rifty klrd rr-~
La 90 seventh sveune, corner ~ FHty third street
and o. the Broadway Gs
fLos % Seventh avenue sdonins $. ". Of fifty.
ssrd
Los nshn avenue, side, twenty fee, ports o,
rsry urth sr eet
Is renA avenue eorner 0 rty uinin street. rear ~
Hru~dw~y LU
rreea 81 nninG Al running through 70 TENN svenne, vh
IL frS-uns broAa~sy, \ corner Of Ninth avenue
and ara street.
Id los % arty fourth 9r~e, ccrmencnR tss
rs~s -. ox Eshih and feet inches ~ Brad
sIss On ~rsy srtA sr~~ n,
var sad 100 f~~s eA~ u Tenth avenue
Al s,1~ln Of pnrchans money may remain 90 morgsge
Tor naps and paraeulas~ appJ 70 he Aucaon>er Wan