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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27
Tho Constitutional Amendment,

Je,sf resoviioR preJa,,He an aseHsnsaiio Ae Csasi
Rcsofredby As Sesais dnd Hosse eI Rspre,,ufshi
IA rali,d Stdiei o( Aasrea. Coaar,sS aUsriii.
itroiAird' efb "A Hosss' eeSesrvaHgl That 90 'oi'
State Al amendment 60 the Cunstitaton Il tlt
ted States which, when rstlhed by three fon,ths q
LsEislaiures. shall ~ valid - Tart Of tho Con''4.
vit
AAricLt-
Section Al persons born Or nstafanrti ia ~ t
ted static. aud subject 10 tho iarsdeilcn thgfto
c'itcus q The United States Asi ~ to state Ft.,
the, reside. No STATE shall make eufpfer snr q,
which .aall ss1idss ths Pryeses o. imnsnili'- o' '
iEsAg q the Cnlttd staiss, shall say Stac DIT
my T-rson ofiifc liberty property without Soc Boz
% ia~ nor dsuy % any person within iur.s
tion he equal pr0tcction Of the laWs
ssctioa ,. Representatives, shall bs spPsintesl anu.
The several states according y teir rssitlse aunt
counting The ~hoe nuuhgr q i-rsons "a taea YEA.
gliding Indians not taxed hut vhsncvsf ~ fi-if
vote a. any election Tor electors % PTssirni a.I
FFssdsni. or foT United states Rsprssutauss, g..
Elsss executive and indeisl ohcrrs o. ths meg
the Lrsiaatare thtreof y. dealed g. ~, u t i al.
hshtauts - such State belus iweniy zoe Ytaf. -
and citizens ofth United siaies. % IN any vsy 4h
81 ehcept for Hartci patton "a REBELLION oshtF
the basis u representation therein shall ~ reiuc
I'D proportion uhieh the nunher 81 such maic e'tif
shAll bar g. the namh>r % msie eittrers t~euty
y.ars ofage In srch State.
S.cIlon 81 psrson ~ all b ssnAto, 81 = i.,r
ta'iss "a Consrr.' Or e'elnf II frvsiiTnt us VIE g.
dcHt Of hold any oslec civil ~ military undo 60,
sci states under aay state. Who hstins p,,vio.-
tafen al cath as member q ConSgcs.. Ola
fthc United States o. As = m-niiser 81 anv sa.e La
a,urc. ~ ~ executive or Judicial oac-r ofat 81
- s4liofi ths Consii,utou % ths tnied State.
Aav, engaged 10 insurTectioa rebellion as4iast d.
same given aid comfort % tie enemies th.r.of
Congress NAY BY vote - tuo-thiris ufsael Hos.
Ansc sneh disability
SECTION Tie validity o. The pubic d.b, OFF,. TO-
tod stAt,s, authorized by Lac incildug d,bg. ir-Hr
for the paymen, % pensions shi bounilrs f,r
iu supprcssiug insnfrrciion rebellion shall ioi
questioned but neither the raitei state. nof 4i
red va aid oi nsurreesion or reheon against ihe Bob
ted s,Air' o. Any claim f.r the lo.s or s@aneiIoa
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

Mass MEEHxG.--A mass metiing ofths unc0h-
diiionA Union party will hc held ~ Ilesiersio y y
on Tuesday next, Prominent SPEAKER will posi-.
lively he presen, 20 address the meeting, and tic
proceedings vii! be- en'venrd hv good nrsic -
We netd not urge the Unionisis Of ,hr " oh
Fourth " TO turn ont, for we know thew will h.,
there but We do urge the r-orlc from o'hsr
Districts 81 the county 10 attend nd listen - ~
sddTcssss Of able advocates Of our rturs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

At Monk,on, on wrdncsdny nigh uai. g.
horsrs owned nv John nicun Eco took right
while the cars were passing aud ruu away. and
while attempting to cross the railroad were c'ughi
by the cars. The wagon 10 whch Ties wrr'
hitchtd was completely demolished. aul ia'
horses comfortably injured. Fortunately, 90
one Wss Ia N" wagon a. the time ~ ID, ocrur-
Tenre,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

SERlors AcciDExr.--A youth nanrd Gsofs.
Briseo, aged sixteen yrsrs. iiving ar !'ikesvic
in this comfy met with scrious acciieni Oh Sun.
day last. Whilst handling loadcd gun Il was
discharged blowing his hani on and shaiisring
bis wrist, Dr.. Henry G. Rogers. a. listed by De-
J., 7. Councilman. ampnia,ed the arm hcov the
elbow. and the paiieui Is doing will
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27
Keep il Before the People,

That Governor Swami, In his Message to tho
Legislature las, winter. In regard TO the Regis.
try Law, used the following Language;
"The repeal OF tho Registration Act. in nv
Judgment. will not materially benefit any class
Of voters who have boon heretofore dislrancli,
sed under its provisions. Tho oath OF nllegi-
ancc prescribed by the Constitution makes Il
incumbent upon tho Judges of Electon g. do
substantially what the Registers arc required
70 do under fair and proper Interpretation .;
their powers"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

- There !. no, traitor that IN he ssssb,
with she blood Of Union msu 90 his sesi, bot
boasts that Andy Johnson l. bic ffisnd, vhiis
there Il not Union soldier In the North, main
Cd s"d se.Fssd, whe dsabss ths policy % this
friendship, whom Asdrsw Johnsou b 20, ready
to prescribe. !, n.,,sn no, chat may have ben
the ssrvicss ofa Unios msa IN ihs causs q he
Governments and Of freedom, fbs dlssrs wish ne
man made ProIdsut By ,. wilks Bsosb. h b
dssmsd unwoEihy 70 hsld . placs 10 ihs 0evsss-
nsni whish hs psriIsd his NJ 10 mvs. This %
Ne 'llusssa'isn o. ~ gs'sw. ..s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

PEoPERIY SAtss.--S n. Cover auc,ion.cr so,d
Oa Friday oi last wseS q small fnEm stytn mites
from the city. between ,he Philstrlphlt and Rel.
Air roads, containing about l2i acre.. improved
by q log house aui stable fufcl,. 4 Us John
lonib.. Tot -. lTo Nsoa'-a-' - u poiiani IN
the same rOad. eouitinirs l. s,..< S,li Gi-
Ss50 To Conrad SchaTie
Mrssrs. T. ". Bennett 4 c.. .,i. ;io.,,.s soll
on Thursday IL last week q tact oi land near
Govaus'own. containing 10 acres. The prort-
" brought $50 per acre. Purchasers name no,
learned
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

- Many Of the southern papers sro Avo.
eating tho adoption Of the Constitutional Amend.
msni. Gov. orofsouth caroIipa. urges il Upon
the people oftbai State, IS The easiest means Of
being restored 10 the UnIon, and 7, !. probable
u win be adopted BY that State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

V,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. ,hs. The sub.
Il scIibsE have obtsissd from the Orphan
Court Of Baltimore eountv. letters iestainenta.
~ on tho estate Of
BENJAMIN r. PRICE,
late OF SAID county, deoeased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the samo. with the voucher,
thereof " The subscribers,
On or belsre tAe SRA dsy a Jsna lesY,
they may otherwise By Law Be excluded from,
all bsneht Of said estate. These indebted h
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
81 Octobsr. lsae.
an THOMAS y PRICE.
49,. - nEALE PRICE,
o~A T.--tt~ kxeeutsrs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

kEvnAt.-A protrrvied meeting Is nov in pro-
gTess a, Epson Church IN this town, under charge
OF Rev. MessFs. Haslup and Cieayer. Several
persons have proftssed conversion, and quite a
number are nightly at the mou rner bench
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27
The Irwo Plans Of DISQUALIFICATION.

fhs logic o. events q daily opening the eyes Of
the people North aud South 10 the justice, mag
nanimily aud fairness Of TIE Cougfssslonsl plan
OF recOas,rucsion. II the South will accept it.
the trouble will sooH b. over but they rjycl
What hes been offered them BY the conscrya,i,c
branch q the Republican party they viii haze 10
aecapi such terms as will b dictated 10 them iy
such Radicals as Sumuer, Stevens, Wade and 9th.
ere. who have Cor the tune being been compelled
TO yield their extreme vIsws. The Congressional
plan and President Johnson's plan may be- sum
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

Back AoAlS. -I,ober, ieskin-. Esq aud Cap
tain Kelley, Of this county. who some laonihs
ago started fora tour through Scotland and Ire
land have Ie'nrned Ia iheir homes, greatly btns-
died IN health and srlrii by their itln
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27
COUNTY ITEMa.

Bass BALL.--A match game Of Base Ball was
played IN this town Oh saturday Afternoon last,
belueen the second nlnls oi the TowsOntown aud
Lnihrrvillu Clsbs. Only eve innings were play
3D. The game was closely conssIsd one, the
Towson winning the match b. one run. Tue
fnllou,inr Il the scora.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

REsCLrrD faIAtty week mentioned
that Dorcas Lilly, an old negro wnman living
on the Falls Road, IN this county had bren run
over BY the cars 10 Baltimore. and severely iniur.
ed She has since died
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

PRESIDENT : PLAN
First. Leaves the
emanripated slavewill-
out any protection OF
person Or properly uu.
der the law.
Second. Gives To cit
liens Of . Southern
State, who have fought
for the destruction Of
the Government, dou-
hle the elective power
for Congress aud Pres.
ideat that the loyal
white man of the North
har.
Third. Would allow
all the leaders Of the ~
beliion TO take seats in
Congress, or hold of!ic"
under the Government
they labnrri 70 d"siroy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

These arr the plsln, simple and uneXasserai' D
POINTS of the two plans proposed. We driy ~.
one to deny or dispute the one or The other. -
President wishes 10 retain for ihc South The ei~
tive power for President and congre'sihl'i' h.~
under slavery. when the white man ~. empow-
rel TO vote both for himself aud for Tbs slave
Congress demands that n " bite man In NJ" North
crn and Western States shall have just rs nnc'
arl no more elective power for rresiden,aul Con
sre-s than The white man a, the South has ~
gto suffrage has nothing to do with either plaza
proposed, and those no pretend 10 assert 'i''
il hss are endcayoring 10 deccivcih ptop"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

~. A New Yorker who dId no, wave bis ha,
10 shs Presidsu, was febuksd az follows I" You
oueht 10 rsspsc, the once" "Yes, he replied,
I" and % cush, Asdrsw Jchnson.' .
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ixEISGs.

Howe Rsss-fowson y.
Fly Cdfches-Towson |.
Ogf on Bises--SoriAl I; Tows0u :.
Out on E0His-Social Towson :.
Struck OM--Social ,; Towson !.
Lnpirs-Mr. Taylor Of the Active Club.
SeoTers-Irwis II. Whueler. for Towson; u
Hopper Emory, for Social.
fse Of Gslae--2s hours. is..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

Third. Prevents the
leaders OF the rebellion
aud those who violated
their oath of allegiance
TO the United States
from holding Office un-
der the Government,
unless psrdoncd b.
Congress.
Fourth. Provide for
the payment ~ the Ma
iloual debt and the per-
niaueui irpuiiaiion II
the u III d,h'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

AociprST ~ rBE C0rSrY -On ruc,j ..ht
last. ~ man named Barney Cullen w,s in the
act Of taking keg Of moss-cs from wagon NJ tue
sioF' Of Mr.. Gallagher. In Gpvansios Do. Baltimore
county. It slipped and 'll upon ore o. his legs
causing fracture a his ih; ia lo..c tie was
carried inio ,h~ house 81 Nr 6 ,iiAgirf lud IT,
J. u Prrntiss summoned ~ attend him. Who
-kiilhilly adiuiti The fracius,l ,'ma lat .,r tc.
coun, ol the oi agc - ~. patient =, is ;lou sh,
long time Will tc necessary los his tt,ovcfy
The uniortunai, man aas aa eihployct IT TIE
Baltimore aud Yors TsFuiiac Comp -. -
Com-srciii II Wsigs.i1y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

PuBLIc MrErisGf - Daring tn Ir,st ~ T. quo.
lie meetings have hera held ia different psrl Of
the couaty, 10y tho candidates OF the Union party
We understand that these meetings have ictn
largely attended, anil that gees, enthusiasm cx.
i,ls among the Uaina men. On Welncslty
hight last, joint discussion w.,s hal a. louk-
ton, between Messrs. liiyersi.ch, Parker l.isby
AID Ensor, on the part Of he UniOui.i. tn,!
McssFs. Clark Ford Nirolai aud other on u, rar'
OF the conservatives. Tie Hereford liras, h,nG
WAS present, and aided greatly 10 ihc erio,n,n'
., the occasion
Ga THE Saturday afternoon, meeting will
bc held ~ Wrghls On ihe Hartford road, IL
which both sets o. candidate Will participate
Let ali who eau possibly 80 30. turn oni
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

Fourth. Give nos
curity for the paymfi
Of the National deli
aud leAves the question
Of the Rebel deif ol'u
fnr .nitasiuu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

CAioS LEkGuEs.-A Inion Leauee VS. iormcd
a, CoCkeysviiic ON Saturday night last Forty
meniLers were initiated the frs, night The 81
dcers are Capt. Boher, :. Sm,h President ..
l.. Jcssop, Vicc.Presidcni Anirew BidieiA
assistant vice-Presiienl Etan N. Prize. Re
ST.; Marshsl John = Griffith. The Assoeia-
ton adopted the name ofthe Sherman i,aatc
TIE League will usct cu er.rv Sa'nri. nigh;
until after the ei,cli0l
4 League has also hr,n 'oruisd ~ i.'i,'r..tova
We do not know the ofiieefs nancs hat uni-r.
stand that il embraces - barge nIuilrr "' ne
CHiouis;s OF tha; neishbnrhooi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

The mon market continu easy 40 9 per cent tor
call loans The lis cunt Inc Is IN 4eraicy vel saplicd
with commercial paper the best gfade o. when passf
a per cent. with exccp ,lset ~ FOR long date
Other grades range s 10 10 fer cent
Gold remains firm under The scauty supply ~ coin roI
delivery. nowithstandin the prevailing toae 20 pecaa
ton fasors decline lot OF tie ophntors in che
are 'short, and the b j. have boon tutuHg tacr ou
70 very profitable account during he lat three
weeks by lOaning Ia TIE bears. 90 high rate
of interest To-day s.lo per cont generally
paid for loans I'LL tomorrow, and some cases =, while
in yesterday afternoon per cont pr LAY
paid to make up bank balance Tho hen1 are
longing for the Treasury sell gold farmers after
long drought yearn rain Meanwhile the demand for
the payment Of customs d les Is rather heavy. The
opening quotation 1922, followed ~ decline Of
y and q suoscq uent AL, ance to 1904. TIC market
closed with nrmn Mt 1914 y. The stoa'aor Java
took out $500, 900 In gold
Foreign exchange continues weak. The best bankers
bills at sixty days England rnoed 10 iO1 " aud
inferior signatures 1t 1917. 1919. soothorn cotton
bills abundant and pressed for sale a, about io6 =
commercial 106k 10I. Bankers bills Al short chs
held at 100, account OF the high Of
England. Importers hold ng back from rcnlttng IN
the hopo OF stall lower Franc range lfpm .. 20
10 $40 TO the coin dollar. The exports from TIT port
for the week ending yesterday wef, largs acgcgs'ug
tj,ei7,eoT in currency value against al i,ior move
mont Of 81, 49,, $40 In gold value.
Petroleum stocks were active and firm. Al ,he lrst
board New York and Allegheny closed 25c higher tban
at the same time yesterday, selling at ~ -; 5cnnehor
Run 25c selling at SIC co. shade River Soc, selling at
81 40 Pithoe Greek a0c. lower. seNng at 81 IS;
United States TO-, seIiing~t slT go Ernsklen sod al
81 IS Second National %, Palmer Petroleum a. 20,
chanan Farm eec., Blven % so, Central g. 20,
40 EirstN. A. Man.
haitian 2sc New York and Philadelphia s5c OIL Creek
o. webster Soc, Canada Copper Toe, WAIKIKI o. Colum.
ban Coal and yining 81 40 Al the board Palmer
Petroleum closed csc higher than at the ars board sell.
ing al % os. Bennehon Run scld at sio oo Firt Ma.
tlonai 4sc Manhattan 2sc., OIL Creek a 30 Piihoie
Crock % os Rynd Farm soc., Shade RIVER ~ 90 Tinted
States sl1 u.s. Webster Soc, Forest County &c. smah
Parmlse - 10.
The business at The sub!Treasury 70 day was as fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08
TX HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY lSe6-wIrH SUPPLEMENT-

street-for ten thousand dods TO appear nom day 70
day and George Dickson St James Hotel entered into
bail for ten thousand dollars for the appearance Of Dr.
Rogers
TELEGRAM FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Since bail given understand that a despatch
has been received from the State Department TO the
effect that Mr. Mackenna entitled to no diplomatic pri
yilege.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

Wheat was quiet but particular change notice
cble prces though the market somewhat heavy.
The ses were about 900 bushels at 81 II for choice
new stn'er Milwaukee, 81 ~ for Milwaukee club,
and 90 for mixed Milwaukee club. Corn dull and
dioopinr, closing nomiRally lc lower Tho sales
about 20 900 bushels, at 7Sc Soc for unsoand SIC
ga Tor sound mixed Western and Sic 83c. for
yellow Oats in demand and prices had advance
pH tendency The sales at SIC $50 FOR state Acc
lOc Dr unsound and SIC for sound Western ami Soc
FOR Canada Ryo steady with sales of about 900
busrs STATE at 81 o. Barley firm with SAILS Of
10 900 bushels canada West at 81 20. Malt firm.
with moderate demand. The sales were 1000 bushels
STATE ~ 81 90
C0IroS-The market ruled dull with declining ton
dency The sales were 1880 bales at quotations,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

BsEApsTUFFs Receipts, Dos bbls. -four 274 do and
f23 bags meal $3.50 bushels corn $751; do. oats,
$40 do, and 1886 do malt Saie and Western -four
was q a.y, with continued moderate demand The
sales nearly 1000 bDls. at suboined quotations.
Southern -four demand at full prices Tho sal 8
about 500 bills. Canada flour quiet but firm
The sales comprised 900 bbls. Rye -four inactive
and nominal. Corn meal was in demand and steady,
with further sales of nearly 900 bags at "a so for
BandJ vine, SO so for Jersey and 50 40 for Fairfax We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

CosFas.Ie market for prime grades retained its iull
strengll, with fair demand, while common aities
were what neglected and prices were weaker We
note e Of 1850 bags RIO ex Pollux, at 15,c, gold In
bond
tsucus were very dull and prices were almost nomi-
na. Tie engagements confined 10 200 bales cotton
to Liverpool a 5-i6d ia. Per steamer, so hhds
1000 bhis. tar, private. The charters:-A strip
% Iyep'' With cotton o. IA brig ';r,,, to Cork
T. Sc, HE ght plpe slaves, ss5, and heavy do 1920
soutl side Cuta TO New York. sugar, 65c.
to savannah, suano, "a 80; one to Gsrsetown, 3 G, s5
10 Charleston. 81 SO; ship from Philadelphia to
Calaa, coal; brig to Key W st and ApaIachcoa, on
private teims schooner 10 Apalachicoa l2c per foot
one same voyage brig Key West and Apalachicola
aud a schooner 200 tins, to jacksonville, on private
e. ms The tactic Mail Steamship CompaDy's steamers
Atlantic and Baltic have been sold at about 5000 600 to
tie North Amer Lloyd Steamship Company. Tho At
lautc s45 tons, built in New York in 1919, and the
E,pe ?, 10 tons, 6uit in New York in 1850.
~ .-a9 without particular change. The sales
IS hhds Porto REQ at from 6oc a 15c, so bbls.
New Orleans al 81 Is, and about Is hhds. low grade
isoys,oss Re eips ia bbIs pork 2.1 do beef sos
pkg. cut meats ant 3s kegs lard. The pork market
continued active but at Irregular and somewhat heavy
offices fhc GALES were about 5000 bbs at $29 62
: ~ for new IN -, closing regular at the outside
80 Coz old mess s2i ooa s2l Is for prime, and
i23 So 30 for prime Also 900 bbls.
or February and March delivery, sellers option, at
s2i 30 SO s7SS. Beef firm, with further sales
%. 40 hb a. sl6 80 $40 for now plain mcss and S2l
a 81 Tor neg extra IN Beef hams dull but
gnch9nAcd The safes were about 100 bbls at SAL $43
BACON dal. Gu meats were inactive but firm with
rs IS. lyr hams Lard In active demand aud 1rmcr
The sses we're 800 p.ss at lshc 1shc, also 900
pass fcr future deli Try, sellers option at 1Sc Butter
an r.ic % vera nominally unaiercd
PIaGotrO..-rbe market was weak for crude, but
steady Tor rel ned The sales to moderate exont.
and comprised $500 bbls, mainly ut 30Hc a Sic. for
crude 80 Soc tor REIN d, In bond and Csc zoo for
do fro
RIOS continued quiet ard firm, with moderate job.
bns trade 9c 10c for Rangoon and l2c. l3c for
Carolina
erGAa continued lrm with moderate inquiry. The
saies we.e l. $50 boxes Havana at 10kc. 1l4c, 1888
hhds CUBA from lie. TO lac, and hhd& Porto RICO
~ ~, also 400 melaao private terms
ToaAcC Tho demand continued Inactive, but prices
were vel ned The sales comprised 90 hhds. Ken
leaf 9hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

week ending February O. and since the beginning OF the
year. compare as follows .o..
For the week. ...... ss,1Tl,s42 6,4l6eeo 6el7 6Oa
Previously reported. lO,0lo, $50 14,s00oi2 i7aoo"o
Since jan H.. $l3,ls7.472 2O,sl7,172 23,s22,6l
The imports for the week compare as follows
1854. 1865. 1868
DRY goods. s29255b1 757549 1850 $40
General merchandise 1,3l9,751 l,s29,42O 2,S4l,e 5S
Total for the week. s42453o2 1856 800 7,222,573
Previously reported IS 430 3l4 l03sS,Za1 zo'ooooos
Since jan s22 675sls 1885, 2l6 27,27s l42
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

UCTION SALE OF HORSES, WAGONS AND
"A Sleighs by COLE MURPHY this day, at II o'clock Al
9 Fulton street Brooklyn pair Of sorre Horses sir
years old trot together In 3 one Phaeon
light shifting top Wagon, one seat Wagon two SleghA
double single Harness, Blankets Robes, Bells. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrIONRER
wi LEASE OF WITH AVENUE AND fORTY-FUURTH
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ycbruary 1885 II O'Clock at tho Exchange sassroon
No III Broadway (Trinity BuidinE). New York-
yar. and nine months lease for sse Of the premises tnoa
AZ the United States Horse and Garbage Repository The
premises light and commodious with extensive csraSs
room stxbIng for ~ horses spacious ofts seepng
for attendants, with every conveneuce Tor lar9s
teher board livery business subject 70 rent Of 500
Premises nearly four lots Of ground
Maps, b., ii the Office Of the auctoneers.
T.. II. LUDLOW CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

BOGA kT AUCrIONEER-BY 8. 4 j. BOGARf,
81 Saturday February TO- at l0i O'Clock at the saerooms
No North William street large assortment Of Carpcts
Bedroom Furniture. Also marshals and mort
gage salesDe.ks Hops Sewing MACHINES, Bedsseads e
sound; 80 ibs. seat Wagon and light Harnesz Banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

UCTION NOTICE.-$29,0D WORTH OF MAGNIFI-
n cent Household Furniture at private sale at less than
auction prices Rosewood Pianofore Statnary OH Paint
by eminent artists suits Furniture covered IN French
brocste China, Glass Silverware, Bronzes Chamber DIN
Furniture and and costly Works OF Art ana
articles vtu imported from Paris for the present owner
n residence Al West Sixteenth street, near
Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

DAwNBROKER's sALE.-rHIs DAY, AT HALF.PAsI
i ten O'Clock by RICHARD FIELD, suctioneer, No -
Pearl street. Of Mems and Womcns Cloth
ng Drs.ses skr Undo rcothcs &c also fine Cloth Costs
Pants and Vests BY order OF n Casey LII West Broad
xnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08

At AUCTION-H. COOLEY AUCTIONEER, WILL
sel this day at IL O'Clock noon the unexpred Lease,
Stock and FIXTURES OF the Lager and Concert Saloon
l4s Chatham street. Sale positive.