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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14
A g. BURNHAM. AuCTIONEHR.
IA. $20Oc0 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANOFORTE. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,
a PAINTINGS, BRONZES, SILVER WARE
$50 .ffifts Aas-i AND WORKS OF ART sH 'fr1f e


MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANOFOKTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, q
tl PAINTINGS, BRONZES, SILVER WARE
49, tfitt. sAAs-i AND WORKS Of ART aF. }ff rf
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 9Hf. ..I
this day at the elegant residence No. "A West
Sixteentli between Fift and sixth aveuessae commence
ing ~ O'clock Drawing room Furniture. covered with
fra9ch brocael richest description rosewood Eageres
oed with satin wood Bookcase, Pier and Mantel Mrfor
Centre Tables Cabinets Encosnures. Velvet and BRUSSELS
Csrpots nperb Lace Curtains, bronze and ormuu Cham
Turkish Easy Cays Lounges, Oh Paintings by eminent
artists artstic bronze Satnry antique Reception Chairs
magnificent octave rosewood Tanoforc the richest insr
ment offered auction this Stool Cover, Canterbury
lusc Books Hay Stands. Dining Room Caryedoak Buffet
Extension Table Chairs elegant sets Crystals and ruby
Glaseware siXer Sayers Cnstors Tureens Dinner Tea
ssrviSe Set Table Cutlery rosewood and wal
1lace Conmodes suite style Louis XIV Hair Spring Mat
tresscs Sheets Coanerpnes Basement Kitchen Furniture
r. B.-faics wishing attend this sale Fifth avenue
stages or Sixth avenue leaving ut Sixteenth street.
UCTION NOTTCE.-LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
n and costly Furniture this wednesday, at IL O'Clock
precisely Mt the residence of the late Colonel Morgan 80 Wa
veriey place between Fifth and Sixth comprising
tarEe variety OF Parior Dining Room and Chamber Furn
elegant and oack walnut Parlor Suits
cred IN the richest descriptions Brussels and Ingram Car
elegantly carved Pianofore with four round corners, full
seven octave containing all the modern improvements
$6oO; Stool aud Cover costly Oil Paintings, Mirrors Lace
Window Curtains marble top Centre Tables Bureaus Bed
Tteads pure cured Hair Easy Chairs Sofa Beds
Extension Table, Silver Ware Clocks Cutlery Crockery,
Mantel Ornaments, &c This sale IL perempory and
Sedom met with IN regard to extent and variety.
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"a eale Of n
Magnificent second hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE,
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. a.
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART, VAsHe 90
ROTH Auctioneer will sell this (wodnesday) mornhe
june 1t II O'Clock precisely the contents the
idenoe l9 West Eighth street. between Fifth and sixth svs
nues, consistlngof
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut rnrot
Suits In rich French satin
Easy Chairs aud Lounges match; ROSEWOOD anu
Pier Mbes Etageres Corner and BOOK sssnss ps %
day Bronze Clock rich China and Parfan vases ona
ments elegant rocate and Lace Curtains me eoecton
Of Oil Paintings Engravings Large mrrors ana ohahde
Iers. = --N. ...z
COVER, COST $3.50,
an elegant INSTRUMENT. with rouhu CORNERS, Deauufnly
carved legs and case with az Su aco @
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands
Spring Beds Blankets Tea Tables Ex
Tables Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&c. Sale positive. Deposit required nv
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UCTION SALE, ORANGE N. J-REsIDENCE AND
a , three Building Lots. BY, l. D T0MPKINs. auction
between Park and Hlyer streets, lot 66x300 feet
through % Ward street. modern two story double Gothic
Oottage ten rooms and fxtures steam heater range
and marble mantcls -depots; immediate possession.
Gland street 7Hv16
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WILL BE soLD-AT PUBLIC SALE AT WILLOW
w street wharf, Philadelphia, the 18th instant mt
O'Clock the steam tug Clara Batenan 20 feet long 10
feet wde IS inch cylinder 10 months old In perfect order
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g HERMAN 4 CO, AycTIoNEERs, SELL THIS.
auction the balance Of OF the schooner Fairchd from
Gilbert Adams, ESQ., vizAbout ZOO packages casks and
Gin Port Sherry Raspberry Caret
Kennedys other choice old Bourbon Rye Whstcys
and baskets Champages Cigars Tobacco Ac also
and 40 kegs Strawberry Raspberry and Lemon
syrups and large lot Of other Liquors Wines This
worthy the attention OF the trade every Io
must be sold without reserve. Sale positive. - -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A GENTLEMAN OBLIGED TO RETURN TO EU.
n rope compelled dispose Of his Carriage and Har
(new last month"; pair Of superb chestnut Horses
Cart English build Horse Is hands high year; o q;
wife, Harness Blankets Whips. Ao. &c., with elegant
low wheeled Fancy fetch what they
may win be disposed Of by auction private stable
SO Broadway near Thirty seventh street. tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock
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MOODS MINSTREIS, 6i4 BROADWAY
w EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK
GREENBAKINA OR, THE PALACE OF SoAR.
The Transformation Scene Enchanted Grove. a.
Preceded by and original selectionof
Ethiopian Gems. Othelo. The Nerve, &c
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ Salesroom No 60 Liberty stree


EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT
SPAN OF HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
BY ED. SCHENCK, this day. June a. at o. clock
NJ Clearys stable 10 East Eighteenth street between
Broadway and Fifth elegant span Of blood
Mares 10 hands old rot In minutes together
are perfectly sound kind and gentle and stylish Also
AZ elegant top Wagon with pole and shafts built by God
swn one light top Wagon Of elegant
single Harness. gents Saddle and Bride blankets Sheets
cloaa estste Of the Late Roherf Dleierch ESQ
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Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given All persons interested that
N the following accounts have been passed and filed
in the Registers office Of Butler county and will be pre-
sented for confirmation and allowance 20 the Ofphans
Court to be held in the borough of Butler Wednos
day, December l. 1861.
Final account Of Robert Hamilton acting Admir- oftho
estate Of Juhn Andrew decd. Filed Sept Sd, 1864.
Finn account Of n. I. MCanlless, Executor of John
S. NCanic3-, decd. Filed, Sept. o. 1864
Final account Of John Randolph, Admir- Of Amos
Kennedy, decd Filed, Sept. o, lsC4
final account Of VIM Fugc, Admir-. OF the estate of
Sarah Philips, decd. Filed. Sept 81, 1864
Final account Of Thomas Westcrnan, acting Executor
Of John Smalloy. decd Filed. Oct ., 1854
Final uccount Of John II. Kelly, Executor Of John
Kelly, decd. Flied Oct g. 1864.
fml account Of George Parker and Fullerton Parker,
Executors Of John Parker, decd filled, oct. d, 1861
Final nccunnt OF Catharnc Lcpy, Administrator Of
Michael Lcply, deed Piled. Oct. u, 1861.
Final account of Martin Boehm, Admir-. of Henry
Galihach. decd. Filed. Ocl. II. 1854
Final account uf Sheplcr Boston and John Dougla
Executors Of John Boston decd Filed oct 22, lsel
Final account 0f John RAY, Trustee for sale Of Ecai
Estate Of Geo Ward deed accepted under proccc-
dnE7 In partition Filed Nov. I, 1864.
Final account Of Mrs Ann Breedon, Alm'x Of Richard
BreedDn decd. Filed Nov. 3, lSG4
Partial account cf Jno. NJ McNees, Admir-. Of VIM.
MoNecs Filed NOy.i, 1864.
JOHN H. CRAFTY,
Nov. 2, 1851. Dep. Register
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GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH.
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Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE il, hereby given to a Collectors who aro in
N arrears with the Treasurer Of Butler county, prior
to the 1854 that payment must he made
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Administrators Notice.

Est0te Of Eapard EElree, DECD
= WHEREAS Letters Of Administration to the estate
Edward Eree late of Mercer township deceased ha vs
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having claims win present them properly
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AMEs o. wsf. eAMPBEI
Stoves! stoves :! stoves!

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w South of the borough Of Butler, where Stoves
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Auditors Notice.

TN the matter Of the Of J. NJ Chrsty Exr Of
| John Mckissck, decd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. IS, Sept
Term, 1864.
And now to wit: December Z, 1864 on motion of Nc
Candless & Graham, Court appoint Thomas Robinson,
ESQ Auditor take testimony report the facts and
distribute the balance in the hands Of the EXT
among the parties interested and to report
Term.
Butler County, SIS.
Certified from the Record this 10th day of January A.
D. 1866 WATSON J YOUNG, Crk,
Not is hereby, given that in pursuance of the above
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ment at the Office Of Charles McCandless ESQ Butler
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FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY. Pa
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SheriH-,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out Of the District Court OF the First Ju-
dicial District, in and for Storey county, State OF
Nevada, upon decree for the foreclosure and sale
ofcertan mortga9ed premises hereinafter described,
upon decree rendered In said Court on the 9Th
day Of May, 1865, duly Rttested on the 9Th day OF
May, 1855 aud to me directed and delivered on the
same day, In favor OF II. korn and l.. Korn, CO.
partners under the name and style Of korn Bros,
PLAINTIFF and aganstJ NJ. Barnes and s. NJ Barnes,
his wife James Spruance and John Spruance, and
A. B. Paul. D. L. Bliss, and W. II. Baker, co-part-
ners under the name and style Of b. Paul i
TSa he sbs out ppoeeeSs
sale retain his fees and disbursements on said sale,
and out Of the proceeds of said sale 20 pay the sum
Of StS2 20. costs and disbursements gnsudlnG conn
costs, and that after the payments aforesaid. the
said Sheriff. out Of the proceeds OF said sale, pay,
trst-toA A. B. Paul 4 Co, or their attorneys, the
sum Of 81 SO with interest on 81 200 at the rate OF
1--WE per cent per month from date OF Judgment uIl
I'll paid and second-to kOrn Bros or their attor-
neyS the sum Of S9Ss 80 with interest on S6l2 at the
rate Of four per cent. per month until paid all paid
In United States gold coin The description and
particular boundaries OF the property authorized 10
be sold under and by virtue OF this decree SO far a.
the SAME can be ascertained nom the complaint
died in this cause, are as follows, viz:
All that certain town lot situate on the lower part
Of Gold Hill, to-wit: Commencing ut point where
the northwest corner will ntersect the lot owned BY
the Petaluma Company, and the Main street OF
Gold Hill; thence running southerly along the line
of Main street one hundred feet: thence at right
angles eastery two hundred feet to water ditch;
thence running northerly one hundred feet; thence
at rIght-angles TO the place OF beginning together
with the appurtenanceS, known rs Barnes Hotel,
and all things thereunto belonging.
Notice ts hereby given, that on MONDAY, June
the 5th ISIS, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
and O'Clock p NJ, viz: at Il NJ Of that day in front
OF the Court House doors, in the city Of Virginia,
county of Storey. State Of Nevada, will sell the
above described property ut public aution. 10 satisfy
said Judgment and decree. interest, counses fees,
costs and aecrung costs. to the highest and best
bidder for cash, In United States gold coin.
-, - j. @. CLARK,
Sheriff of Storey county, Virginia.
By JOHN VI. NEAL, Under Sheriff.
Virginia, May .. ISIS. mylO I'd