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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
The DRAMA.
DpANATTc NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tho Merchant of Venice" Will be acted to-
night at NewYork Theater Mr. Kean Buchanan per-
forming Shyock, and Miss Virginia Buchanan appearing
POrtid
Mrs. Methua Scheller has just completed her
third engagement at the Mormon Theater In SAT- Lake
City. 1.-THE Naad Queen" brought out with iine
scenery. Mrs scheler has now gone to Denver wnere
she plays four weeks Later In the year she VIII proceed
to San Francisco.
On Saturday evening next Mr. Edwin Adams
will play NareiSSe Booths Theater. The drama OF
loea stage by Mt Bandmann six years ago. The
English version of the 9o % play as sy M
berg stage-mannger OF Broughams Theater Mr. Booth
announces a Matinee OF Romeo and Juliet" Tor Satur
day neXt-.the first OF his season.
DRAMATIC OBITUARY.
London papers record the death of Miss
Nelly Moore. an actress who was much admired She
died London the 22d OF January aged rs years she
had been but nine years on the stage but in the
OF that brief time had made rapid progress TO hgh po
ston. Her first appearance made at the ST. Jamess
strand the Olympic and the New Queens At the latter
The deeeased actress was sister of Miss Louisa Moore
who lately acted here. at Niblo's Garden.
A Melbourne letter contains the subjoined
Celebrity: It Is my melancholy duty record the
death by suicide Of that clever and popular young act
morning Of the 18th Of October This lady whose real
name was Alice Hyaclnthe Jacqueline Marie Macs, was
Belgian by birth, and the daughter OF surgeon III the
French Army OF considerable personal at
fractions, and accomplished linguist and an ex
es means Of livelihood She became the pupil of Nj
Hoskins for term OF three years. and about TWO Years
ago made her debut at the Theater Royal In "The Love
Chase" Constance character suited TO her brilliant
yvacity Since that time Miss ST. Denis has visited Ade
lnide where she engaged for leading parts by MI
Coppn. She has performed with Mr.. Walter Montgom
cry and Mr. James Anderson. and was a very great
favorte OF Melbourne audiences The OF her mean
eholy end love affair." she having acquired an nm
conauerable passion for married man. and there being
no likelihood OF her becoming his Wife she poisoned
herself with audan1m.
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.
Among the late London announcements is
that OF ''The Life OF Edmund keaD complied from va:
rous published and unpublished sources by Wynford
Hawkins"
Mr.. Shirley Brooks has engaged himself to
some work which the lovers of old English drama VIII ap
preciate series of Taes from the OLD Dranatsts Is
announced from his pen.
The London Necs APPLY says: One hears
good deal woman's rights just now but one really
would have thought OF her elementary rights was
that she should be stripped naked for tho public gaze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
RETURN OF A PRusslAN THIEF.

Eaily in January last, young Prussian named
Karl Nubekaut employed mail clerk in the Post once
wiesbaden. Germany, appropriated letter contain
ing 800 thalcrs, and fed He took passage on the
steamer Austria bound To Portland, Me. The German
Consul in this city received telegram on the SIN INST
acquainng him with these facts and stating that the
thief was travelling under tho name OF Gunther On the
arrival OF the steamer at Portland. Nubekaut was
arrested. He at confessed his guilt ana
the money embezzled by him, 10 the amount OF soooO
He was transported back to Germany BY the steamer
Donau, which sailed last Thursday
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

AVERY Mrs HELENA White Plsina
APPACH, FRANZ H. +. Frsukln and Csrerss' Greenp'S-
BRIDGE Mrs ANNE. 81. Ptuls Church COuTtst
CARPENTER. Mrs HANNAH Palsade-aye, ionksn -.
cox NINA RANSOM TRANSPORTATION Church, No. Es< i"sau
inhs.
DAILY p H. Episcopal Cadrch. South sAxthst. BERGEN
FOULKRS WILLIAM FRAZER, No. 315 Eas Twenty tourtse
GEARY TERENCE, Nc. asa West Thriethst :. a.,
HARRIET j. Bedfordave near WoughysTc, boosJu-
McDoNALD Mrs ISABELLA No. $50 secondaye
ROONEY JAMES No. % Sprngst, .
SIPFRRD, Mira. BRIDGET Seventy urih'st near frstHe
STEVENS. WILLIAM No. 27S ssn,onss
SALT. EZRA L.. Washiugton-t, Flushing
WALLACE THOMAS J, Corinthan Chapter Rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
HOMEOPATHIC STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

At the annual meeting of the Homeopathic
State Medical Society held in Albany last week, the FOL
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year Pres
dent YIN. Wright NJ d. OF Brooklyn, L. D.; First wee
President E. b. Holmes. NJ D., OF Cayuga Second NICE
President, Henry Minlon NJ Ii OF Isl snSrn Cnr
responding Secretary, T.. D. Jones' NJ d. OF AiDag ne
corling Secretary H. NJ Paine NJ D. 0i h S,d m
next annual meeting OF said Society VIII DC heiu Ill
Albany on the second Tuesday OF February, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

parties VINO Od se cr .9 Of TIE stomach Physoan
for who was 99 sspposeS sscsy
0ne % the victims sylvester Dener howevor uie
the effects of the poison on Saturday night ING
had been purchased TO Kill rats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
THE PRINTERS STRIKE.

THE PRINTERS STRIKE.
The following resolutions have been adopted
by Typographical Union No g.
Rored That Notwithstanding the statement Of Nr r. l. Baker
By him under the term newspaper printers
have not nor have advance IN Their scale
OF pce information bis possession could have justified so
grossly false statement 49,,
Jd That this n.u the Printers
Co6perave Association leo Wsm that regards the Puhh'
cation of City Directory by them feasible with more
than furnished the pubic ~ John L.
TrauN Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

ACCIDENTAL POISONING OF WHOLE FAMILY.
The family of Mr.. Pinner residing at No. ca
Madisonst Brooklyn, consisting OF IL persons, were
poisoned ON Friday by eating pudding in which the
want had put arsenic sunposlng 1t to DO sasatus Tho
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MUSIC.
ruov.s's THIRD SYMPHONY soIREE.


Mr.. Theodore Thomas's third Symphony Sol
on Saturday evening seinway Hail. called forth
good audience, though the programme was composed
only for people rather highly cultivated musical TASTE
The grow steadily in favor and the per
formers they acquire and moro practice lnlthe
best musical compositions play with greater deilcacy
feeling intelligence, and correctness The following was
the order Of the entertainment on Saturdays
PARrL
Overture, scherO, and finale opus s. scbu|ann
Double chorus Frass esn .PaIs'irna
S. Mills Unicn orchestra
Ungarche zgeunerveissu Taussg
Mr. s. B. Mils
Orchestra
Theschumann composition betrays the flavor Of genius
although parts Of it, especially the finale somewhat
dry The scherzo, however, is spirited and melodous,
and the finale itself winds mp with short but taking
theme treated with remarkable breadth Of effect What
strange and beautiful contrast to this work was the
sacred chorus OF grand old Paesrina which came In
mediatey afterwards 1t is motet in the fugue style,
sung without accompaniment by two full choruses an
swerng each other from opposite sides Of the stage Its
melody simple and severe but the contrapunta treat
ment is extremely rch and the chorues were strong
and well trained the effect impressive in the highest
degree. In the piece, Beethovens Choral Fantasia,
the singing not good the sopranos especially being
out OF tune; STILL the work whole well executed,
and Mr. Mlls's part in 1t was played perfectly with re-
fined beauty OF expression that did full justice to the
sunny and delightful composition In the vocal part OF
this fantasia. Beethoyens mind filed with the same
idea that inspires the grand nal Of the Choral
Symphony only here the JOY and happiness which the
music expresses is Of simple human character while In
the Symphony it is liberalization of spirit lifted above
all earthly things Tho symphony, in fact is this Fanta-
STA intensified to degree which is almost painful
Taussgs GypsyMusic, which opened the second part,
is striking in character and as composition deserves
strong praise though liked it less than the audience
generally seemed to- the texture to our mind being
hardly worth the elaborate embroidery bestowed
upon It, 1t elegantly played and Mr. Mills was re-
called after it, replying with little piece Of Chopns
LISTS "Tasso" is of the ruest and most beautiful
Of all the Abbe's bizarre works There is tnkle and
tinse in it, the brayng of much brass and the rafting OF
cymbals but there is real melody and sweetness also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

SAN AScrsco dull and unchanged oda q steamer
takes l4oo bbs to New York NbetGood Shipping i ~ nj.
Mining stocks during the week ace
levied assessment OF 80 pei snare
quent; March Alpha 81 Belehe 81 Balon 20 Osos Toos
i2 Confidence Grown Point 90 Empire Mil, 100 Uoui Nu
100 Hale eos Imperial. III; kentuck 11 Opar ="
Oemsn II; George 81; Sierra Neysts 2 Yellow JACKET "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
rAILrRE AT CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 14.-Messrs Cattren
g. Dckey an elevator firm Of this city, failed yesteruay.
Their liabilities are said to reach 100000 and their sses
amount to $1,000 1t is said they were arrested ass
night.
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WET INnIA MARKETS.

HAVANA Peh 1.-THE lowng are he Closing pTces oI
dse FOR The ending Feb 3 Sugar buOant Nos 10 ~ Dnh
STANDARD at 9d arrobe Nos IS to 20 buoant ct O3 re.s
sugsrFa good Refining buoysnt 7Gs reals MO
asses a6 keg 6nn 2 Q2c Honey quiet e
per gallon Box shocks declining and quoted sGdt reals
steady ExchmgeOn London l1t
premium on the Uuted States Gu days gt currency 229zl DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
woNAN,s sITFFRAGE ASSOCIATION OF ST. LOUIS

ST. LoUIs, Mo-, Feb. 13.-The regular semi
monthly meeting of the womans Suffrage Association
was held I'M this city this afternoon ana was Iar horo
numerousy attended than any previous one
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THE STATE or TRADE.
sr ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LATEST EURoPEAN MARKETS
PARIS Feb 1.-THE strong Rntes % anes % eems
FKASKPoRr l-U Bonds 81. dSs for the issue Of eJI
HAyRE Peb 4-Tres 0rnare quoted al 40 francs per e"t on
Az.
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Dyspepsia Tablets -
geson Heartburn, Sour Soaaes, and Its seskes.es
per boz sold by druggists D. W. "ELL's"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

Ballstou Spa-Artesian Lithia Spring Water cures
Rheumssm Govt Dyspepsia Kidney and o'scr diseases ne snu
Spp9 Water world that contains all the ingredients OF TIE
psan and satoga Springs With twice their strength For safe "
drig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15
Spstial 9uiias.

@~~~~>--
Union Republican General COMMITTEES.
Corner twenty seeOad.st and Bro1dwsI
oussed to meet At headquarters Twenty Brd.y
MONDAY AFTERNOON a. o'clock 5Iss' tie RS mi. ReI sr,
4 1oI III e 1ssSn. }seestaFs.
''"' WIN. " ALEXANDER, Chm sS Con-
AsDRxw W. Lree.rr. See.
New-York Central Grant Club
TUESDAY EVENING
A, HEADQUARTERS, cor Trepty.thlrd.st Broadway
TO celebrate the Araersary the cspGr, of Fort Dcsssn The
district Grant Club and the I SS S &
@ n,tsd to Gd ks' ;Rsa'ss 5, S S 1as''
GEO IT. SHELDON 60, CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
Ions j. SHAW }ee0" ChsIDan bL Com
1s Co. " Pi rrIFTs Agents for obtain
FsIs, f iss,' a sdp Information free
The FRANKLIN Brick MRchise
TRIUMPHANT OVER ALL OTHERS Builders MsOn and B!st-
EsS sa a.a s ever %l III MORT 81
IA. sSSs 5.t d 20 be es S0 ~
j. n RgNcK, No II broadway. Room 30 q. Ssw.Yorl
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER,
Published By
McKILLOP, SPRAGUE 6 CO.,
Is THE STANDARD WORK on CREDITS
The Volume Of 1869 eob.lins hst Ofhs
BUSINESS MIN
IN e S Il, R: T s sls: . and &c S
OF ~ EoGAI EXTENT AND ACCURACY
apvRRTisE ~ ThE oVlSYY wiiO.
Establishes. In 1881.
BALHACHB L PHILLIPS. PubisherA
the circulation OF ThK QUINCY WHO
AND has been largely Increased nod 10
VIC, With the esals u wsstssa Illinois An
Northern Missouri 49,, =,
uswspsper Republican in psEuca -
I'VE male specially OF Conmsrela News editor enoys4
attend solely the ceamssc.l departures. 9usey eeaa 90 sss
Rvs 200 miles above 81 Loaz Ia the second aty INA
population business The ps2aansa
about 5000 souls hundred buildings are
annually nearly completed mAkfnG
pou which Illinois aod Missouri connected ~ res
r The bulk Of distributed tbs following eoaneee'
IinOisAdams Hancock KnoI, hcDonoush Schuyler hsnV
Brown, Sangamon Morgan. Pike Macon. 49,
Mis- sourSeotRd Clark Sullivan Adsr knor Lewis Lana SAes'
Shelby, Marion, Monroe, Livingston, Charlton 0rand!
erms for advertising moderate. Address -. ~,
BAILHACHR PHILLIPS Publishers Quincy WIN oency lM
NoticeThe elegant and WAREHOUSES OFFICES ana
CELLARS of Hudson Railroad Company, al he Depo o.
Johns Park 10 RENT property contains we large WaIeboa
togeher with hneen Arg M
cellars the snhs sntial uns t
In hight For terms particulars apply The prsns
second door corner and Lghst 20 JANIS
DIR. Husons Anodnize shsy HIS Oil M the is'., ,ss'
az afoess Noises Head PaufaI fop tee ss
Price 81 Address 4 HUDSON care u Boa No W" Vnss WV
RlpsdwN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-15

EorR-Coa and iron always LAST 10 fee. the changes
financial refuon Ia the present nearly two full years elapsed
before there occurred OF 10 tie anthracite
region In proof Of this may be mentioned that in the early Summer
Of 1874 had been 10 Boston capitalists that for
Of $4,000 be ensbei 10 become
that region together with Improvements the which
probably i've times that
The number Of charcoal furnaces started Ia these years in Penu
yan alone &C. As here estimated for all the
msndsr the Ua0 W. w real ulS probably much greater
tasa tia
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

YACHTS, sTEAMBOATS, &c.
NEW STEAMBOAT FOR sALE--wooD HULL,
son
T'g' rect
vLuB BoATs-poR SALE, ONE EroHr DARED
Bn.ss sna two osrgrc, En- SS; IN good Cd order % Can Be
street, N. r., or address box i,B7 Post ofnce.
L,oR sALE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
Henrietta ao tons burden old measurement winner Of the
great ocean yacht Cowes England 1855 in which
she made the extraordinary Of $50 miles in hours
several other ocean races tho Henrietta been cruise
10 the west Inds but has returned New York. while
ON her voyage from Key Yves. Charleston tho Henrietta
made run of $50 miles during rough weather. showing
she has OF her speed The Henrietta has
dIous saocn Handsomely nsd up. with large
the ssrboard sde three other s,asrooms and two stale
rooms forward for officers. The cabin furniture, kitchen
utensils ac complete orcr and the vessel viii be put
In readiness to 60 to sea Immediately Tho Henrietta win
compare fsvorsby both for speed and seasoins qualities
with any yacht this country England For particulars
address }. ANDERSON, Herald once, New York.
Yacht Ssns, made Of beat italian hemp. and { in 6rs.
during ,fore rigging 81 feet inches from back
end OF xhroudsl shrouds side Main rigging
C inches from back OF end OF shrouis3 shrouds
aide. sise q risEng " inches strand Italian h.mp
stay 81 fsoms sA inches OF the best wire. Address hs
Rinr box lls Herald oice.
I,oR saLE--TIfR TIoTfT DRAUuHT, FAST SAILING
particulars apply 70 or address, HuNs0N HXWLEY.
0ypler Dealers Bridgeport Conn.
I,oR sALE--sI.ooP YACHT WHITE WING, 60 TONS,
winner OF the prixc at Newport last summer, OF
other rcgatns thoroughly rebuilt last season
speed beauty weshery qualities she While wing 10 I'M
surpassed Price moderate. For terms particulars
address >. H. box 1at New York Post once
u,oR sALB-scHoovER YACHT EVA, JUST RETURN
Cd from cruise 70 the West indies IN complete order;
owner going abroad. Apply at 10 Chambers street
TNoR sALE-- E--srEAxBoAT JOHN RoMER. APPLY AT
IT No. us broadway room II.
lroa sALg-A 3In AND MATSsAIL BOAT, ABOUT
fsss new X iSs9 ~ sss e vel formed and has nice
nIATRIMONIAT.
A yorE0 pAcHELOR or RBrINEMENT AND CUIs
n turc In the dospondcncy OF heart that has suffered,
and willing 70 trust his fate 10 the lucky accident OF chance
desires 70 correspond with view 10 marriage "fothna
xcnurcd nothing gained" Address Broken Hearted, Ncw
York Post onlcc
A YOUNG MAN OF EDUCATION AND RRrrNRMRST
~ dcsircs 70 mako the acquainAnce OF young lady of
culture and hgh order Of social ac1uemen With vicw 70
mrirmony trlucrs nocd not reply Address " ronadancs
A. y. g. hes Ns Herald once
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

L,vuRAvrp STEEL rLATEs.-rouR vRRY FINE
~ seci Plates dhe rccis 10 hc disposed Of First rate
sccts. and having bsen published here Al
A. }. IL Herald once
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

YOUNG MAN OF EDUCATION AND RRrrNRMRTT
~ desire, !, make Mc aca.ansAnce Of youns LADY q
msnmony trncrs neod not reply Address IN ronadsncs
A D. a.. tox nj Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

L,LEuANr PAINTINGS FOR sALE.-THE ADvER
~ ser who goirE 20 Europe, cnes for sale his PRIV
!hsrs arc over twenty IN The scectcn s q socs sIsc
Family Scenes &c To Wishing 70 furnish their parior
wnls beautifully M low price, this Opportunity scl-
drcss n. A., Brooklyn Poet once.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
-
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL's
n ARCH. JOHNSTON, -AuCTIoNEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART.


III East Thirteenth street, Fourth
REGULAR SALES EvKRr TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
horse line, win find II 70 their advantage call u.s.
Our dcangs almost exclusively with merchants and
business msp and e.ablshmen 10 conducted the
people in other branches OF trade.
Good stablng for horses At private sale.
We give tho purchaser OF every horse that warranted
oTR DSs o%S ocs ST Is AT NO. % NASSAU
STREET. opposite the Post oce, where register kept Of
advances made on everything in the horse line.
A PRIVATE sALE-AT JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL'S
"A Auction Msr liz East Thirteenth street. near Fourth
avenue,
elegant sinsIe top Road Wagon, nearly new,
sr very piano and coalbox shifting top Wagons made
by hrst class makers.
One Coupe Ropkaway, with shifting 'front.'
Ono Coupe built By Brewster, OF Brooue street, n first
Ss~a Depot wason. for ono horse
Two very line Doctors Wagons.
One nne top pony rhncon; also 100 aingc and
Dealers WIN do well 70 call get prices before pur
chasing elsewhere.
A DRIAN II MULLER, AucTIoNEER.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. n. WILKINS 4 CO., win sell
auction Wednesday, March H. at 10 O'Clock Brad
eys abcs, Thirynrss street. between Fifth and Madison
The property Of gentleman about leaving for Europe
pair sorrcf Horses, about l6 hands high.
I dark brown coupe Horse.
wSce poa csa made Sg
lshiftinc top Wagon, FOR single horse.
elegant set double Harness. mounted IN princess metal
made by Dunsconb.
Also Saddle Side Saddles, Blankets,
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

OUR HORSE AND CARRIAGE eALEsROOM, n
IA Duane stroetTucsday March 16 regular sale ebrac
Ing fine line Of superior trotng road ard family stock,
reliable horses; aso Wagons Harness. &c = hours on All
Herald. JOHN L. vANDEwArER, Auctioneer,
~ Duane n
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

FASHIONABLE SPRING
IL Dry Goods
including
New Paris Skss Plain PopIins Striped and Plaid DreO
Grenadines, Oreandies, Jaconets.
Lawns, Pques, Percaics, Prints, Ac.s 40.
Also
A full OF
Paris BriIlinnta,
At retail,
at35x cents per yard
LORD { TAYLOR
l6l TO 467 Broadway.
% Grand atroe&.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

IIFrH AVENUE, NEW YORK,
~ In few years viii not compare with
Ninth avenue, Brooklyn.
Az WI Worthy The truth q this assertion who VII make
p~tcuar exanaton OF the magnificent lots the north
west OF Ninth Mnconb street. 10 be sold
auction by JOHNSON MILLER, a. II O'Clock, Tuesday,
March III, NJ The EXCHANGE.
Catalogues al o5 Nagsau street
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
DRY GOODS.

~ DRY GOODS
OOK AT TUE PRICES or COTTON GOODS
- ~ LAnBERT'S, ba3 Greenwich streek - -
zine yard Wide Musns, i1IS cents
Heavy and hne - Muslina, lb and Is csnsg
kxxe Qualy shirfing Musins, Is aud 20 couts.
- Weneutta Munins 70 market price Is centa
full line OF all the bost of incIu
~ lowest market prices -
Also handsome assortment OF Linen Damn
IoweIs Piques Plaid and Striped Ausns &c actio1
LAMBERrs. sas Greenwich street, near Spring :.
(vARPETs AND FUREITURE-I AM NOW oFPRRTuf5
~ for public inspection the largest ana beat ssd
stock OF the goods 70 be found The city, The Csu
stock Of vevets, Brussels. Tapestry Thrceply Inmsn
window shsds corniees kues Nais and Mating unsar.
16o0000 worth OF ch medium and plain Funturs
of every description manufactured tho pcmises and
strictly warranted represented. Also largo Of
large Wholesale and retail wAreroon l66 and z8 Eighth
avenue, 2N 10 and 37I Thirty -nfthSstrost, adjoining
p. KELLY, successor to II 0'farrelL
NORNYN BROTHERS WILL OFFER ON MONDAY.
~ March Is Paisley and Broche Long ehaw at great barr
gAius Broche Long ShAwa NJ @I3 worth $40 et ~ worth
$40 Great bargains In Dress Goods and Black Sk Cloak
fngCioths and veives bagans Great bargains q
Mourning Goods Black Popn ApAcas o. Great bargains a
Linen Goods and rAnnels. Engsh Swans Down BAnkoe1
q t., C0RNYN BRofHERs'. z5S Eighth svslus. eornss
Thrty-fo street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
MATRIMONIAL.

yorE0 BAcHELoR or RRrINEMENT AND CUr.-
"A tur IN the dospondcncy OF heart that has suffered,
and willing 10 trust hs fate 10 the accident chance
desires 20 correspond with marriage "Nothing
York Post oDcc.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-03-20
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

TN execution of decree of the Circuit Court
i for Baltimore county, the under -
@S signed, as Trustee, will offer fort I
& sale, at public auction, at the III
~. Exchange salesroom, in the ethyl ..l.
Of Baltimore
on Wednesday, the 31st day Of March,, 1869,
at l o'clock P NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, VIZ:
ALL THAT REAL ESTATE
of which Samuel Feast, senior, died seized and
possessed, comprising about
1870 ACRES OF LAND,
situate near Cockeysville, Baltimore county,
and on which Sarah Feast now resides This
property is within half mile Of the Northern
Central Railway, and has on several beautiful
sites for country residences. The soil is kind
and in good state Of cultivation. The i'm
provements consist Of
A FRAME HOUSE,
good Barn, and the necessary outbuildings
1t has on it a large quantity of
CHOICE FRUIT, AND SHRUBBERY
of different kinds.
Any further information that may be desired
in reference to the property can be obtained on
application to either the Trustee or to Mr.. Sam
uel Feast, Jr., florist, corner of Saratoga and
Charles streets, Baltimore.
Terms of Sale :-One-third Of the purchase
money cash, and the balance in two equal in
stalments, at six and nine months from the day
of sale, with interest, and security satisfactory
to the Trustee.
JOHN It. ENSOR, Trustee.
March Cts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-03-20

Total cash and invested assets..$ 1886. rs
Add premium note capital........ 356,55O.54