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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

DAwNBRoKERs' sALEs.-JonN MORTIMER, Is EAST
Broadway, will sell tomorrow Monday 400 lots
ana womens CLOTHING Beds Bedding and other dsstrnble
9oods y order Hugh Freel, u Rose street. Wednesday,
September a. and womens Clothing ~ order Frss
q Grand street. williamsburg. Thursday September a. ~
erder d. De Long ~ East Broadway Friday September
q III order Hugh kcAlelnan. Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
TosEPH INQUIRE, AUCTIoNEER,
81 Office No. e. Cedar street, corner broadway.

Supreme CourtIn the Matter OF Administration of the Es
tate OF Thomas Gregan, deceased.
In OF order OF THIS court dated the 18th dav
Of September lsts modifying order dated the sst day
August 1862 L. the undeTs snes will rel at pubic auction to
khe highest bidder through Joseph Mcure Auconeer at
the Exchange Saesroou, No III roadway New YORK city,
the 18th Of October 1863, nj IL O'Clock
casehod Properly the unexpirei of the Lease
{about 81 years. mentioned ooscbod in the petition and
fled herein, situated tie northwest of Forty
and Seventh IN said city, known tho
Mansion Stables and oil the right title and interest of all tho
parties ella ming title thereto
Dated september IL, 1862
g. JOHN CALLAHAN, Referee.
THoMAG G. FIELDS, Esq,
Attorney for Administration, liz Nassnu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

TDAwNBROKER'S SALE.-s0o LOTS WILL, re SOLD AT
lis Atlantic street. Brooklyn, Wednesday, Septcnbcr
"a At 10 NJ comprising Clothing, Watches and Jewelry
Dealers invited. 7. w. LINDSAY, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

r. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER.- & ESLER,
81 IS Liberty street. will sell, Monday, September 90
A. 1919 O'Clock, at ia Atlantic street. Brooklyn ECO pieces
Clothing barrels Vinegar three barrels Mo-
iasses boxes Tea, Sofa, Desk one Piano. Plat
form Scales Rotary Engine lot empty Barrels Fig
lures Lease Tea and mosses be sold account of
Forp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

JJUDsON CITY, N. is ROBINSON. AUCTIONEER,
III will sell at public auction Monday September 90
ht2 o'clock in the afternoon the premises three hand
Houses with full lots, 25xlu0 feet situated
kabriskIe street. Summit avenue Hudson City N j.
This will be good chance, the houses in splendid
order and will be sold to the highest bidder; terms easy
mt the time OF sale Also three splendid Build
Sng OF Grand and Scott street, Hudson
Civ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

NSORRIs X. CRANE, AUCTTONEER,
M BY TRuSDELL n CRANE,
General Auctoneers Real Fsiae, Lie and Fire Insurance
Agents, 81 Hudson street, hOboGen, y j.
80 Ninety-nne ~
Building Lots,
the
DeMott Estate,
In West Hoboken, Hudson county, N. j.,
Public Auction,
on Tuesday, Sept. rs, 1859,
Il o'clock NJ, on the premises.
TRUsDELI, CRANE wifi sell, Ms above, Mt public auc.
Aon % very desirable and egby located Building Lots,
sftuated Bergen Wood summit aud Paterson Avenues De-
Mott Hoboken and Cortan Streets and Paterson and New
York plank road West iobohen, Hudson county, N J.
Said property ia situated high ground commanding
splendid of the surrounding country convenient TO the
city by horse to those that desire plot for re-
sidance In healthy location cannot fall TO induce them,
examination of the property TO- purchase the same;
and TO capitalists better property could be selected for an
Investment
Terms of saeTcn per auconeers fees on day Of
GALE 70 per cent October 2 ~ cent November ~, and
Balance on bond eno mortgage for three years.
Maps and u particulars be obtained upon application
q TRUsDELL CRANES Real Estate Exchanges, "a Hud.
con street. Hoboker, NJ.
To attend the sale take Hudson City and West Hoboken
eorse at Hoboken Ferry stopping Mt Paterson avenues
westHoboken. which runs through the property.
for the ground will leave day Of
sale, at half-psst II o'clock A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19

~ BURKE, AUCTION Err PERENPTORY SALE OF
-. Real Estate On wednesday 22d inst, at - O'Clock,
premises, the first brown stone House and Lot
Che northeast corner OF fen street and Second avenues
the rich costly Furniture OF the house sold in lots at
&OH O'Clock same day. full particulars Tuesdays and
Wednesday, Herald Catalogues and of the property
the of the auconeer, Nos and West Twenythrd
atre Fifth AYenne Hufe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
DENJAMIN r. THEALL, AUCT1oNEER,

DENJAMIN r. THEALL, AUCTIONEER,
ID late salesman with Il. H. LUDLOW Co., Commercial
6aesroom, No. Cort andt street BARKER THEALL
personal attention TO sales OF Household Furniture
Stocks Stores &C. facilities for the display and sale
descriptions OF goods saesrooms equal ~
any I'VE shall sell Wednesday, I'D inst at 107
O'clock saesroom No. Corant general assort
ent of Paror, Bedroom and Dining oom Furniture, ar
beta, &C. Full particulars Ia time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
4 viii sell,
ON TUESDAY, SEPT. q. 1863,

I,
mt 81 O'Clock T. ~. on the ground,
l23 valuable Building Lots situated above Danforth
AND Chestnut and Waverey and Bay streets All
She Lots located high ground commanding hne views
Of Newark city, bay, The above Lots near the
Grand boulevard OF hudson County,
short distance from the station of the Central Rail-
foad. Twenty-Five trains daily each way, between Green
vile and New York. running from Liberty street to Green
vile 20 minutes for 10 cents (by excursion ticket
TermsTen per cent and auctoneers fees the day Of
sale per tho LIST day OF October when the
deeds will be delivered 10 per IN three months 10 per
In six monhs 10 per cent In nine MONTHS and the
balance bond and mortgage for three years.
For maps and full particulars apply TO AR s. Nelson, 100
West street. New York. or TO LEWIS Il. WOOD, 81 Mont
gomery street, Jersey City.
Tickets from the property free of charge
obtained by applying as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-19
HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER ls69-TRIPLE SHEET
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

East Side.
A DESCRIPTIVE PRINTED PRICE LIST GIVING 10.
~ cations and size OF east side houses and lots Issued
STANLEY DAY. ss5 Broadway
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-22
WONDERS oF CALIFoRNIA.-There

WONDERS OF CALIFoRNIA-There are
evidences of glaciers that surpassed those OF
Switzerland; there are proofs of volcanic
revolutions that utterly changed the form of
the continent, and the nature OF vegetable,
animal, and human life upon it; where these
mountains now rise were once grand rivers ;
out of their depths have been dug the bones
of gigantic race that lived further back in
the ages than human life was ever before
known, or perhaps suspected, by the most
audacious theorists The State has diluvial
deposits 800 feet deep, and granite noun
tains twelve to fifteen Thousand feet high,
and others of lava and slate and metamor-
phic of nearly equal height; silent craters
are open upon many of her highest peaks !;
where Switzerland has one mountain thir-
teen thousand feet high, California has a
hundred; she has waterfall fifteen times
as high as Niagara; she has lakes SO thin
that sheet of paper will sink in their wa
tiers, and others so voracious that they will
consume man, body, boots and breeches,
within thirty days; she has inexhaustible
mines of gold, quicksilver, and copper she
keeps miniature hell in blast as a warning
to the wicked sons of men; she has dreary
deserts with poisonous waters, where life
faints; she has plains and valleys that will
grow more wheat and vegetables than any
other equal space in the whole nation; in
short, her nature is as boundless in It's fe-
cundity and variety as it is strange and
startling in its forms; while her men are
the most enterprisng and audacious, and
her women the most self-reliant and most
richly dressed and her children the stoutest,
sturdiest and the sauciest of any in the
known world.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-22

ministration If then, by any misfortune,
Mr. Packer should be elected, We NAV ex-
pect them TO take care OF their friends by
repeating the tax on mammoth corporations
and re-imposing the same upon real estate
Asa himself appears to be perfect adept in
lodging taxation. Witness his skill in pre-
tending to change his residence from Mauch
Chunk to Philadelphia. His taxes legally
assessed at Mauch Chunk from which he
did not dare to appeal were So, 500. He
goes TO Philadelphia anG gets entered on the
tax books flr about S32 for one year, and
then disappears altogether. Not only so,
but this twenty millionaire, sharp as a steel
trap in regard to his investments, when the
United States Assessor comes round, only
pays IS 95 on gold watch and some silver
plate. His entire twenty millions appeared
not to have yielded him over one thousand
dollars. Now | ask the honest tax payers
of Pennsylvania if they will trust a man,
who, as one of the leaders Of the pro- slavery
democracy, has imposed upon them an en-
ormous debt of SIl9, 1000, ,0U0 and yet, when
taxation comes to pay 1t off, sneaks away
from the assessor and pays no taxes Asa
Packer record shows that he understands
practical repudiation so well that theoretical
reputation is not necessary tor him. If
Packer will only give Pendleton few les
sons on the practical part OF tax payiug, and
then, in return, Pendleton will give Packer
some lessons on the theory, the Democracy
of the Keystone and Buckeye States will be
perfect adopts in the theory and practice of
not paying either the debt or taxes
Republicans of Armstrong yin pre-
senting the above account current with Asa
Packer u,l mis- Democratic leaders, | have
not spoken one word about the GO0,Ov of
our Pennsylvania sons and brothers who
had to shoulder the knapsack and musket at
their country's call. | have not referred to
the $4,000 dead heroes who sleep that sleep
that knows no waking until the resurrection
morn. | have not referred to that mountain
of Indebtedness on part of the National
Government, piled up by patriotic hands in
saving our priceless Union from the treason
of the associates of the Democratic leaders
of Pennsylvania, one of the very worst OF
whom, in his own great way, was this Asa
Packer. To state an account currentof the
crimes committed, and the aid and comfort
administered to Southern traitors and the
still meaner Northern Copperheads. by the
leaders of this sham Pennsylvania Democ-
racy, defies the power of human arithmetic.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-22

4 gentleman from the country, stopping
at one of our hotels the other day, entered
into conversation with one of the boarders.
After few minutes conversation, the board
or dres out his cigar case, saying, "Wll you
take cigar, sir2'' "Wall | don mind if |
lo, was the reply The cigar was passed
to him; also the one which our boardcr was
smoking, for the purpose of affording him
means to ignite the fresh weed. Mr.. Coun
tryman carefully placed the cigar first hand
ed him into his pocket, and then drawing
his knife, Deliberately proceeded to cut of
the end OF the lighted one which had been
in the mouth of his generous frien ], and
commenced smoking the remainder, remark
ing with an innocence that was quite refresh
ing 1T amt often that fellow from the
country runs afoul of as clever chap as
YOU are.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-22

THE QUAKER WAY.-A good story is
told by an exchange of Quaker landlord
at Atlantic City. An urchin Of five or six
years was seen by him drumming noisily
upon handsome walnut ballustrade. The
Friend demonstrated with him without eff
feet, and then quickly took him up bodily
and carried him into the back yard. In a
moment the boys angry mother made her
appearance and opened upon the landlord
with torrent of invective. concluding with
''Tll leave this house Instantly" The
Quaker Immediately touched bell and said
to the dark skinned waiter who responded to
the call, "Leonidas, go up to forty-two and
bring this friends baggage when she tells
thee she is ready for thee. If she wants thee
to get carriage for her, or has any other
command until she is gone, thee will see
them attended to. The lady suddenly be-
gan to cool down, apologised and asked to
retain her room, but only received in re-
ply, my house shall never make any one a
a liar. My book keeper will settle with thee.
Fare thee well.'' Soon afterHard her
trunks were taken down stairs by the negro
to the music of ker boys voice caused by
her imparting to him unexpected caloric
with strip of shinge.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-09-22

Il say. mister, did you see a dog come by
here that looked as if he was a year or a
year and half or two years old p said
a yankee TO countryman at the roadside.
Yes, " said the countrynan, thinking him
self quizzcd, 'he passed an hour or an hour
and "a half or two hours ago; and is a mile
or mile and half or two miles ahead OF
you; and he had tail about an inch or an
inch and half or two inches long.
''That'll do, said the Yankee you re
ahead of me foot or foot and half or
two feet