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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-02-24
PRIVATE SALE
OF THAT
BEAUTIFUL FARM

nN which now reside. - mile. from Hal
" timorc. Ioiic- from Freeland -
- Station. y. q. Il. H., mile ifom'ss.sS
S New Market. and binding on go.
1thr baltimore aud York turn
PlE. ! mil". Al the villagc Of New Market
thrr" J., post Office, two churches. store, tw"
hotels. smith aud wheeiwrisht shops. anl thrc.
resident phy-irinns. There arc g"nd school.
siihih : mile and mill within "a" mill.
The iHrn contains
i:o ACRES.
abon, 20 OF which. are ia good timber. The land
j. level and clear of stone. 100 bushels Of lime
hay" been put "n IL within the pas; two years.
Til" farm j. we'll fenced and laid oft into eight
hcld>. aud has ~" springs Of excellent water
"n il. II ha, all" Peach sud Apple orcha ri
81 loo trees each hsi'l., az ihundu nee of pear.
aud other fruit.
TIL. improvements arr q splendid.
NEW MANSION,
?6x ~ feet. with wide porch On three sides,
al excellent cellar under the whole. = large
hall through the centre. four r""ms on the hrs,
l"ur ani -iN "n the second with an excellent
garrett. pnc g'-~l ,ps Rarn. 3ox6u feet, ten.
ant House, Dairy. meat and hen Houses. with
q we'll Of first rll-. water Il ;hr door II thu
mansion.
IL Is unnecessary 10 say more 81 this farm a.
persons who with to purchase can for them
-clves. u immediate application be made. il
JACOB SHOCK.
Maryland Line T. o.. Baltimore county, Nj.
REFERENCES:
james u. Standiiprd. Judge Orphan Court.
Raymond 4 Burton. l6S ". Baltic. st.. Bait".
Col. John Horne. New Freedom. p.
e. ". Bentley. Esq. lie. Tree. Balio. c.. Nd
TX Sheriff j. WslE-r. Partition. de- de-
jaime. Rampicy. Esq. 4" 10 &"
T.. :. kyerha.t. Esq. Nd. Lin" DO 10
Editors " Union" Towsontown. de- 4"
Dee. s.--ti
TRUSTEES. SALE ~
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rINHE undersigned. administrators Of ;h" -.
Il tate 81 William Richardson. 'l"c"a s"'l. will
srIl at public sale. on
T"'s''e.. ~ :;h daY y Ftb-T"rE. l>i".
~ ~ o'clock \. NJ.
om 'ari"'i's Manor. adjoining the land. "f
Th"n'- =. ';riilith. Henry carroll. aud other.
about "n~ mill from thu church on the old
York Road. and "ne iniin from Hartman shop.
III" following property, va:
II)Iyp I.Dnn UyOPL' JInpcES
:
. superior riding Horses. Mich cow. anil /:
Y~arlins.. I line Br,-si sow. H. >hcrts. Al.".
THE FAEMING IMPLEMENTS
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TN Af clrruii cbsri Jer Daifimere csnnh.
II Ne EigkN Jndiciuf Circuit -D1cember 7srn,
Ilss.-J9llN RANDOLPH QUINN, - ABB
ELINE rIEKr0NT, 81 a.
The object Of this BIZ Of Complaint, which
saie ~ Ne Real Eat8sa o. Tlfsmas !. Pier
pont, late ei BALTIMORE Gouniy. decreased, IN or
der b. psy aud satisly his outstanding creditors.
The substance is that PierPont, In his lifetime,
~ss indebted 10 said Quinn In a largo sum Of
money. That Judgment was obtained BY said
Quinn for the amount Of hin claim. That the
personal estate 81 dcccdent was insuiIicient 70
pay bis dcbts. That amer his death, his heirs
at Law BY Deed conveyed their interest In hia
real estate 10 sald Abeline, his widow for her
natural life. That said Deed il q fraud uiou
the creditors Of dcccdenL That said Deed
may be declared void, and that tho real estate
Of Decedcnt be cold for the benefit of his eTsai-
tore. That the ehildrea aud the heirs AZ Law
deecdeut are Sarah Ann, who interInarried with
James Csvy. Charles II. who intcFmaFried with
Eliza Am. Milcha e. aud Mary G. Picrpoint
adults, end james Pirrpoint an infant
Aud a petition of complainant filed IN the
cause, uticges that two successive writs Of sn8-
Peas Issued against said James cavy aud sa.
rah Ann his wife, Charles A. Pierpoint and Eli
~ Ann his wife. Milchs &. aud Mary G. Pier
point adults aud james Pierpoint an infant.
commanding them Ia appear aud nnswcr the
premises. ac.. have been returned non snHf, BY
the Sheriff Of Baltimore county. Il IL there
upon this "a day 81 February, 1854, adjudged
and ordered that said parties BE- proceeded
against IS non residents. and that the com plain
ant. by esusinga copy Of this order b. be insert
ed "a some newspaper published In Baltimore
county aud also ia some newspaper published
IN baltimore city. once a week for four success
sive weeks before tho twclfth LAY of March.
1899, give notice TO TIM said James Cavy. Sarah
Ann Cavy. Chsrle- n. Pierpoini. Eliza Ann
PiefPoini, Mileba &. Pierpoint aud Mary G.
PieTI'oini adults, aud James Pierpoint infant.
said absent defendants of the object aud sub
stance Of said bill ol complaint, aud warn them
10 appear "a this Court IN person or by solicitor
OF o. b.r0rc ne 1874 day Of Jgne. 1896. 10 answer
Oh. premises. aud show cause. II any they have,
vby decree ought not be- passed A. prayed.
u. {. II. EMORY.
True cspy.-Test;
JOHN II. LoNGNEcKER, Clerk.
Feb. LIT
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A A VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF 800
N Acres OF Meadow LAM. ia a high state Of
cultivation. on My Lady Manor" u mile.
lroln I'ai,imor~. miles from Monk Amsvs
~ ton station. y. q. Il. Il. \ iinctsnsR
S2pikc leading To Baltimore pace lsss
l. through this property Ovid JILL
ing II ul'oui equally. The land i IT q very III
prFiuf quality and will compare i,vorably with
the beat land ia IA" state. II ha- an album
lance "i w",,d. aud !. well Watrrc,i. havin.
dreams IA every field.
m" Improvements consist oi good. .ub.tan
tial DWELLING iax2d feet, fine Barn. out
houses. &c. There j. fine Lime Stone quarry
ga the adjoining farm. This property !. l.,cat
81 ~ the midst 1T thckly settled aud healthy
ncglborhooi. convenient To- churches. schools.
.t,rcs. &c.. aud will De- SOLD low. III. QUO worth
If produce was -old oil the past year. For par
iirular. apply tn MDOl.ES 4 HESS.
~. Law Buildings. 81. Paul -.
W. have also Tor sale. 200 Acre. 81 tine mead
NV Gra.s Land on Deer Greek. Hartford county.
near Darlington and Tide Water Canal. 4 fine
Dwelling Iion-e Stxi3. with all necessary nut
houses. plenty Of Fruit. A..
Also. a SPLENDID FARM IN Montgomery
county. 10 miles from Ellicott- Mill. Tn.
Land Is of first quality of rcd clay soil. ~ r.
high stat Of cultivation, will average AZ least
IL barrels Of corn per acre, ~ acres "f meadow
tina, will cut front . to ) tons of gras. per acre.
"a ~ li"''l meme '''hsi-t W WY Hh' " = -
SION, large harm and ouihouscs all nearly new.
tn" buildings would cost nearly As much J.
Now asked for this property.
Also. - ACRES OF LAND mos, beautifully
located on Swami Lake. containing reveral
building sites. Also, several improved Lot. GA
swami Lake. cottage. IN coniplei. order.
Also. THREE FINE FARMS in a very gh
state of cultivation near CAiOnsyille. "u TIA.
Frederick Road. with great vnrietie. of the
choicest kinds Of Fruit. Building ia tine
order.
Fine Farms for sale on the Eastern Shore -
Md. all sizes aud prices. Farms for sale IN a II
the counties "f Nd. and Va. Fine Timber
Tract. for sale. eAsy VI access.
Also for sale or lease. the rich Bottom Land.
lands in the most desirable locations for cotton
culture. MOORES 4 HESS.
No. Law buildings. ST. Paul 81. BALTIC.
Dec, Q-tI
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a vALUA BILE FARM
FOR SALE

FOX SALE.
flNlIE subscribers. heirs oi John Shiplcy, late
L. VI Baltimore county, deceased. "A
ohcr their Farm for salc. having lie. nm.
tcrmincd 10 90 West Thu, FARM lsss
contains about esas
1884 ACRES az LAND.
about ri of which are cleared aud ia \ .uoI
state "i cult, alton. being heavily lined %
acres al the cleared land ~ b,t,ou ~ meadow
iuni. producing s,-Ai sra,, the balance
WOODLAND Is THRIVING TIMBER.
This Farm i. situated "a the baltimore Road
leading from Gnr-uch's Mil. lin said county,
{" inter .ect the Old York Road at kirkw@Sl',
Shop. IL !. c"nN, nicnt a. Churches. sch,-ls
aud Post ollicc, aud about I mile. from the
Northern central Railroad.
Tn" Improvements arr sooi
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
:lN36 icct. two tories. Hack building Isx.t
fret Frame harm aexS0 feet. with Shedding,
and all other buildings necessary gu a farm
Stone spring House. Carriage House. Meat
House. Poultry House aud Granary. The farm
is well fenced ani watcrcd. II has
GOOD ArrLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
II Choice Fruit IN a thriving condition. There
are two Streams OF water running through the
Farm. uniting on the lower part, having enc or
iw" goed Mill seats.
u No, odd at Private Sale by
ThHrsjry, Maria Sh IS6e,
at "'ci"rk I. NJ.
Il will be- offered at Public sale on the premises
TERMS or sALE-Onc. halt Cash. the bal.
anec IN two instalmcnts. one in six. the other
in twelve months. occurred BY mortgage ~ good
cndorser.
Ss-Any person wishing Ia purchase can
view the premises and consult with the sub
'cribcr. living on the Farm.
ANN SMILEY.
BENZ. u. sHIPLEY.
Black H"rsc J.. o., Hartford Co.. Md.
Jan. Cts.
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FOR SALE,

A snug LITTLE FARM, in Baltimore CO..
n containing - ACRES. in a good -
e. state Of cultivation. ID milessssU
- Air"m Baltimore city. near Sweet lsll
TAI. The improvements con VA.
.s, 0l a good two story DWELLING. a fnc
BARN nearly new. Ac. there i also un this
property a choice collection Of FRUIT TREES.
The land is kind and can DC broughtio n hish
state of cultivation.
There i als, connected with the Farm. n fine
WATER POWER, with circular saws. aud
turning la,hcs in good order. 4 fine body Of
prime TIMBER can be had at low rate with
ia a very short distance Of the Mill. The Va.
ley Turnpike will run through this property.
n early application is made j, will be sold At
a great bargain. Apply Ia
MOoRES 4 HESS.
No. Law Buildins.. st. rapl 81. Baltic.
Dee. iG-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.
Farm WANTED.

A YIRsT.cLAss FARMER 10 DESTROYS Of
"A Renting a good FARM d not lees than leo
Acres. Any one wanting good tenant viii do
Bee, Clerk Fl the Court. Dse. MI.
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JOHN q. ZOUCK,
L a N ID A G EMIT.
Now Oxford, Adams Co., Pa,
his for safe a@nber Of DcsrabIs Iropcr,ies 70
'rhieA he asks ne aiteat'on Of &c
sgish1g 10 P.rcAasc.
~ FARM of 100 Acres. IN Mount Pleasant
Il Township, with GOOD STONE -Anu~a
n. II q 4 y. gocd Harm, wagontsgss
- shcd. Corn Crib. WISH House, NeeS
Orchard. 1c. It,0O0 bushels
Lilic on the farm. aud under line cultivation /;
Is within two miles Of New Oxford. q pusrier
Of . iailc from the Gettysburg Railroad and "A
quarter Of mile from the Gettysburg Turn.
pike.
4 TAVERN STAND in New oxford. a, the
Railroad station. II i two.story. Toomy and
convenient. aud Is good place tor business.
4 FARM nj 1875 Acres. near lInnterstown.
with s,-'d House. Barn. and other out build
ing-. Land IN fine cultivation.
FARM of 10 Acres, miles from New Ox
iord, miles from Hampton, ! Of a halle from
the Hanover Turnpike. near the Concwagn
Creek, ia high ,tai. oi cultivation. GOOD
iions". Barn and pihcr cui-buildinss. will be-
sold cheap.
FARM III los Acres "n the Hanover Turn.
pike, under sood cultivation. Large Brick
House, Bank Barn, Wagon Shed. Corn Crib.
Carriagc House aud either out .building., all
new.
LARGE FIGURING MILL with four pair.
Of Burr, IN a good grain country. with the best
water power ia the country. This Mill j. on
the Large Conewago Greek. near the Hanover
Turnpike, aud has - Acrcs Of Land attached
"a IL.
Also. SIX HOUSES AND LOTS for sale in
New oxford. near thc Turnpike and Railroad
Station.
Persons who wish To buy Real E-tatr. ~ well
~ those who wish to sell. ar. requested n give
the snbscrl,"r d call at his Store in New ok.
ford. Address.
JOHN &. ZoCCK.
NcW oxford. Adams 60, Pa.
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bfsew'N &tss.

B.ILTIlfORE,

OFFER their services Ia the public for the
" purchase aud sale of FARMS, and the
negotiating Of LOANS, Ac., aud all business
pertaining To- REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE.
Parties wishing IA Duy or Sell. Borrow, or Loan
money on mortgage will please give Us u call
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
DIE ID.

BrsiINELL-At Iona near reskskl N. T., edneslay,
Jan 10 Emma A.. wife OF Alyah Bushnell
The funeral will take psce from the Residence OF her grand
father VIM. Nelson in Peekskil on Saturday Jan. ID.
MAPFS-On wednesday, Jan. TO- after protacted lness.
Prof James Mapes Of Newark n j. in the Goth year OF
his age. - .
The funeral service will take plase Saturday Jan r. at
o'clock from his late Winter reidrnce No. 10 beeckerst
friends and those of the family respectfully invited
to attend. without further invitation.
Boston aud Philadelphia papers please copy.
MINTURNOn Tuesday morning jan. Robert b. Miaturn
Of this CITY aged 60 years.
Til. funrr. will take psce Saturday nsrt Jan. 49,
o'clock from tic Church Of the Ioly Communion.
PrRDY-In ,h. city Monday, JAN 0, Elijah F. Pnrdy.
IN tho .0th year OF lis age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral Friday Jan. H. at 10 clock M
from ST. Stephens Church. bet~ Brooue aud ChrySie'
The renains will be taken to White Plains Oh Satur'
dsy morning. for intsrment
RYNo-On Tuesday Jan. o. sasr lingering illness, Esek
Ryno. aged ~ years aud days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully IN.
vedt attend the funeral his late residence No 31
Ea.. FOurh.t. on Friday. Jan. 49, at O'Clock without
further notice.
RICE-On Wednesdsy night. Jan. TO- Ise.,e Parker
daughter Of George s., aud Abbis Parker Rice ased 10
months.
The relatives and friend. respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from No 60 East Thirty fifth st. on Saturday
morning Jan l3 at 10 oclock without. further Invitation
YOUNGs-In Brooklyn. on Wcdnesdsy Jan 10 Carrie A..
only daughter OF VIM r.. aud Hannah T. founss agedS
ycsrs, months and days:
The relatives and friends Il the family are respectfully iu'
ved to attend her funeral from the residence her parents
on Rodney.s, between Lee aud Bedford ayes Brooklyu
T.. d.. on Friday. jan ~. at u o'clock p m.
Iuerment in Gre NV oOt Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Amuseme,s. this Eveuivr.

wALLACKS THEATER-HESnY DUNBAR Or, TnH
OUTCAsr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-MoyrR CRnro; Or, The Loyz
FRfsoSYR OF THH CHArKAU DIP
ElBLU5 0ARDEN-EAsr Lynne, Or, THE ELoPzMvyT.
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIS BoorH N HAMLET.
LUCY RUsHTON'S NEW-YORK THEATER LADY
oP LYONS
BROADWAY TnEATER-JonS E. OwEys IL "soLos
SHISGLK."
BARNUM'S MuSECM-THE WHITE FARM. On, THR As
sAssIS SrswARp--CHcus-CUKIosIr Ac.-Aflernoon
aud Evening
FOXs OLD BOWERY THEATFR-TnR RAG WOMAN AND
HBR Do.s-MARRr,sE AT ANY PRIcz-iiANpr ANDY
THE NEwYorSDLASp Docs LAvAYErTE AND THCNDRR-
NEW-YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND Grh
SAsrIc PERyoRNAScKs-JaMgs RoBiSsos THE BARE
BACK RIpBR-Aiatnee ut u o'clock.
GEORGE CHRfSTY's FIFTHLAVENUE OPERAHOt5E Sc
-NEw-YRAR's CALLS" SAM" IN CORK.
BRYANTs' MISsTRELS-iCi OF PARLH FRAscMs-DAS
BRYAxrs STUMP SPEyca-BLAcK EYED WILLIAM
LITTLE Mac As JocKo Tng MONKEY
DODWORTH HALL-LRcrrRE BIT Mn DE- CORDoyA-
" Mas sLoconB THE OPERA
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MusiC-BArtxAS CoxczRr
MILF. PARKPA-MgssRs J. LEVY HKRR CARL Rosa,
5. b. Mills. HEIR CARL ASscHrTz
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
BROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY
aou,rr1xs TO vc1UNTnz1s.
Metropolitan Paid Fire De'
partHnent.
SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. Il, 1850.
BILLS REPORTED RAVORABLY.

By Mr. AYDREwS-The Rochester Arsenal
ill.
By MrFoLGEE-For an Assistant District Attorney
In Niagaa County.
By Mr. TorGER-TO amend the Metropolitan Police
act by pr0dng for patromen III Richmond County.
Also Tor admitting 10 bail parties arrested in Brook
linOn Saturday nights.
BILLS NOTICED
By Mr. L,PAu-For the better protection of seamen
IN the port of New lork
By sIr PIrRsoy-To incorporate the National Ware.
honses and Security COMPANY
By Mr.. FoLsER-To provide for submitting to the
peope The question to whether there shall 0e Con-
yentior TO amend the State Constitution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Dy Nr BEHYETI-for the consolidation of the Buf.
ialo and Washington and Snemahonng Railroad Com.
panies.
To establish a Police District in Buffalo,
By Mr.. c. G.. CoRNELL-To incorporate the Ameri-
Eau Exploring and Mining Company.
by ar. LRNr--To incorporate the New York City
Mission and Tract Society.
. To amend the charter Of tie Firemens Fund Insur
snce Company.
To extend the time Of the Justice and Clerk Of the
eighth Judicial District nlew York to Jan. i, 1862
by Mr.. PIERoy-To chang. the name OF the PhGnix
fire Insurance Company.
Mr.. LEM called up his rcs6ution requesting Of the
Croton Aqueduct Board information as TO the feast.
blity OF underground railway under Broadway.
New York. and il adopted
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
CHEEsE.MAlxERs CONVENTION.
Third Annual Meeiing-Chasge Of Name
Omcers Chosen.

UT1cA. N. Y. Thursday. Jan. H. ls6G.
The third annual meeting OF the New York
State Cheese Makers Association adjourned this even
ing after successful and largely attended session OF
two days. The name OF the Association was changed
10 The American sDairynen Association TO include
the dele from half dozen States and tho Canadas
who were present Arrangements were made for send
ing an agent Europe tho coming season. TO invcst
gate the cattle plague. dalrying, &c.
The following officers we're elected for the ensuing
year: Presdent-w. H. Comstocx Of Oneida County,
" Y; .Presidents-A. Bartlett, Of Ohio. c. 4.
Chadwick Of Canada West, George Moore Of Erie
County Y. Y. T. T. HopsOn OF Herkimer County.
~ ", Dwight Ellis OF Massachusetts. Lyman H. Lyon
Of Lewis Comfy n. ". T. X. Stone OF Illinois. Rufus
- OF Michigan. X G. Wrcokham of Vermont, and
Bahv. '"anada East Secretary and Treasurer
= G. Smith u. Gneida Count n Y
Gardner Il. Weeks OF
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
ASSEMBLY.
NOIICES OF RT.I.a


To amend the Metropolitan lad Fire Department
Act.
To increase the rates illegal aivert.sing.
To reduce the fees Of SurrOeaeS and The expense OF
administering the estates of deceased persons.
To regulate the sale Of leaf Tobacco.
For the relief Of the Utica and Hack Eiver Railroad
Company
To regulate freight and travel N the Long Island
Railroad
To amend the Excise laws
To improve the Champain Cana.
- For the protection Of planting oysters in Queens
County.
To authorize the loar OF 81 500 co. and the donation
OF 100000 acres Ut land TO tho Adirondack Railroad,
sud 10 authorize the Cy Of ScheNctady TO subscribe
s2sO OOJ stock in said rosd
To confirm the title to real estate acquired through
conveyance OF an alien.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In relation to public holidays
To increase the compensation OF Justices of the Ses
;iVns OF Kings County.
Relative to the Justices OF the Peace Brooklyn.
To facilitate the trans spOrtatioa OF way freight Oh
airoads Of this State and TO regulate the prices
hereof.
In relation to the payment Of MONEYS to drafted per
iOns.
For the botter regulation Of the sale Of beer ard other
ralt liquors.
10 prevent gas coupanies from charging rent on
meters.
To prevent nonresident, from holding stands in pub
Pc markets.
10 incorporate the New York Marine Association.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Asking the Syracuse Salt Company u furnish inior
otion relative 10 their business and the prices charged
Her salt. Laid on the table under the rule.
resolution adopted thar the Committee on Ap-
rontuen be composed Q. rine members from the
sicte at large and one from each judicial district
resolution instiuctiug our Senators and Represent
,yes in Congress to vote for the biz paving bountie.
TO volunteers enlistng proi 70 ls65 was adopted Ad
iourned.
the National Guard. apples 70 the entire militia OF thu
state.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Os,eauies Of q Sc ,.Is ,s.e E.I,iah r. Purdy.

The Board Of Supervisors OF the County Of New Yosh
M s' 4, "
the programme thereof:
corner Of Broome snd chry.tis 90 FaiDxE S instant
The fensin. win he conveyed from the late sssdsscs u
the deceased, No. 90 Ludlow 10 the ohasc " Oosct
The following gentlemen will act ss Pail. Bearers:
His Honor ths Mayor. John T. Hoffman.
Daniel L. Delsvsn, esq. Grand SsOhsm Of the TsnmsnS
Hon. William NJ. Tweed. Chairman Of the T.u~.ay o.a
III Hon. SD%% JOHN s, Kelly. Sheriff Of the County.
issc Bell Chsrman Of the Comm'sionefs Of Chsle
and Correction
John Brios esq. President Of The Board Of Adsrmes
Wilson Greeu ssq President Of the Board Of Council
John A. Kennedy, esq. superinteadent Of Police
4rl.o9 Isss Blunt, Gag, supesvsoL
Sheridan Saook. esq, Supervisor.
augustus w csnann. esq. ex Supervisor.
Sonn w Farmer. esq
The Pal Bearer win the l.te residence Of ths o.
The procession viii from the house to the church -
O. The remains Of the deceased accompanied BY the Ps
3 The The family ofdscea.sd.
The Honorable the members Of the Board Of supeiscs
hea"rS ~ f"e T.ers rs. ana a ss A
headed By the officers sud Sergeant stArms Of The
g. The Honorable tho members Of the Board Of Coancimen
HEADED ed by ther officers and sersesr.st Arm.
l. The Heads Of Department OF the City and County.
Justices Of the Supreme Court Justices Of the superior
Court judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Judges d the
Marine Court, and othsf Judicial officers
Members Of Congress- State Senators, and Members ot
Assembly from this city.
10 The Commissioners OF Emigation the Commissioners
Of Cbafiies and Correction the Commoners Of the Central
Park tine Commissioners Of the metropolitan Police and
Comms ssionsrs OF the Fire Department.
II. The Tsmmsny Society.
~ The Tammsuy General Committee.
10. Citizens
Aer the services at the church. the funeral corese will
reformed and tho remains viii be conveyed 10 the Governors
Room in City Hail. whore they viii ie in state ontii the
morning Of Saturday the 18th inst at o'clock when they
will be convcyed 10 White Pains for ntsrmsnt
The ne Of procession from the church 10 the City He'll WI
be down Broadway and down Broadway 20 aDd
through the west gate OF tue Park. .
The body, while in the City Hall will be guarded BY ths
members Bolrd Of Supervisors and opportunity
will b. storied 10 the citizens to view the remains
The Gags the public buildings will be at half mast on tho
day Of the funeral and citizens requested to dspsy AeH
flags III ike
BY order ofthe Committee Of the Board Of Supervisora
JOSEPH X. YOUNG. Clerk Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
A,Birah.msom-Los. $4,000.

ENGiiAMTON. " Y, Thursday Jan. TT. 100
About o'clock this morning fire broke out
In Mr. Lorrell Hariings store on Courtst Two doors
east of the American Hotel and before the flames were
totally destroy cd three stores owned re-
spectiyely by L. Harding Horton Brothers and H. H..
Hall & Co.
OF the village The principal losers OF stock are H.
Harding boots and shoes loss q. JOO insured $1,000:
H. H. Hall Co.. crockery loss. elo.Uc. insured
$1,000; French & Roe. clothing loss $4,000. Insured
g. 900; Horton Brothers, stove dealers loss siWp.
insured e. O0 Totaloss including buildings. sJ2.5Oo;
insurance on all. $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
NE WEE sEX.
The Quaraniine Question ia the Legisln'
ture - Resolution Appointing q Gem.

TRENTON y. J., Thursday. Jan IL. 1866.
Mr.. Lathrop offered the following in the
House today;
Re,oed the Senate concurrng Tia, comm!'sion he ap
consisting 0. three member. OF the House and two of
In senate 20 whom shall be referred thai portion OF tue Coy
errors messsgs pertaining % quarantine s' SANDY HOOK
and that said connion have power to investigate, WIN
k. commission that may be appointed by the Legs
lsuro Of kew.York, upon said subject, ana upon
all matters pertaining 20 the Jurisdiction claimed by New
YORK over the waters aud shores bordering on New JeI.ey
and report plan Of sijaen. Of these naet' to TINS Gen
.r Assembly If possible prevented from doing 80 for
tine the aud thst the Goyenor be requested
10 communicate this resolution 20 tie Governor oil New iof
and invite the appointment Of like commission to confer
with this upon these matters,
II was made tie order OF the day for Wednesday.