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Estate Of hdrdh YdHs deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given tia, the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Tcstamen.
tary on the Personal Estate of
SARAH MAuS,
late Of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby wafned to exhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted arc requested 70
make immediate payment.
LEVI d. MAUS,
WIN. II. MAUS,
sep l6-it Executors.
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Daily Passenger & Mail Line

L Nrom Gettysburg nj Westminster. con.
u uects with the Cara a. wcs,mirSsrr
For seats apply to Xasbari.,s' Hmtl Wcst
ininstcf, o. iSessidaa Hotel. Gattysiaras
SEP "a JOHN SPALDfNG. Aee,,.
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the steamer carnatic has been wreck.
cd in the Red Sea. Twenty. nine :. nor nor
sons arcmissiug, and all tho FREIGHT
,uelndias . large amount Of specie, Was
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH sEyiss, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.


Incorporated by act Of General Assembly,
March, 1868.
Under che special patronage ofihc Mary
land Ahnnal Conference, of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
Eilpbly located at Westminster, Carroll
county, on the line of the Western MARYLAND
kallroad, about midway between Baltimore
and llagerstown.
THIRD SEMI ANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9Th, 1863, and closes
January 18th, 1870, embracing 10 weeks.
exclusive Of tho holidays at Christmas.
Course of Instruction Thorough under
the direction Of the following Faculty.
RET. j. 7. WARD. Principal. -Moral
Science and Bellies Letires.
W. IL. ZIMMERMAN, A. NJ, Tice- PiRci.
Pat.--Natural Sciences and the languages.
RY AUGUSTUS wRBsrER, d. D.-The-
plogy.
Rrv. OLIVER Mathematics.
Miss ANNIE S. HASoE. PreceIlress 2
Ladies' Department
MISS LYDIA s. KEsIEY. Music Teacher.
MR. Wan. p. WaIGBT. Preparatory De
partment and Book Keeping.
j. W. HERIsn, NJ. D.LLecturero on Anal.
oniy, Physiology aud Hygiene
X. Il. NoRMrSr, ESQ. ---I.ociurs ON Civil
Law . I
TEENS rEE SkssiaS ~ 20 WEEKS:
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
For tuition in Preparatory Depart
| hient............... 4........ ......... 10 90
For tuition IN Scientific Department - 80
For tuition in Scientific and CLASH
| cal Department.-......... -. 80 90
For Instruction Ia Music, and use
| OF lnstrninent........ ............. % GO
For Instruction in extra branches at teach.
| erss prices.
Payments invariably one,half in advance.
For Books and stationery, cash.
For Catalogues and Circulars. address
REV. j. y. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Md.
| SCHOLARSHIP. Persons DESTROYS of pur.
chasing Scholarships for three or fouI
years' course, may do so 10y IMPLYING TO III,
Rec. T. Light IPiisoa Conferences Agen
for the College, whose address is Johnsyille
Frederick county Md j. T. W.
august, 1869, 6m
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LOUIS +. DIETRICH,
G o nm I'M isslQn Merc h a N (

FOR THE SALE OF COUNTY PRODUCE
GENERALLY.
Manufacturer Agent for
BRADLEYS SUPER PHOSPHATE.
The best Farmers of Maryland, after
twelve years experience with this Phosphate
pronounce Il superior to all other Phos.
pilates in this market, Also, State Agent for
d. d. SEA-F0WL GUANO,
and Weymouth Mills Guano, both very rich
in Ammonia and Soluble Phosphates and
considered fully equal TO Peruvian Guano,
by Planters in Georgia, Virginia and Mary
land. Send for Circulars.
LOUIS +. DIETRICH,
IS Patterson Street, Baltimore.
sept 2--2mS
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In ike Disfrio, Court ftLs United States for de
District n Mayyiaad--fs he matter Of .JoAa
%. armour, BaHkrapf--ia Baakraptey.
FINHiS 10 TO give notice, That petition has
II been presented 10 the Court, this LIST iay
OF September, 1860, by John u, Armour. 81
the county Of Carroll, State Of Maryland, and
District aforesaid, bankrupt, praying that be
may be decrced to have a full discharge from
all his debts, prosable under the Bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said petilipn II is ordered
by the Court, That hearing be had npna the
Same, on the ID day Of October, 1869, before
the Court, in The City Of Ba'timoro, Ia said
District at 10 q elcek 4. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published in the Baiiisore Gcssife
and the WesimtHster Adrocufe, newspapers
printed in said District once week for three
wecks before that day; and that al creditors
who have proved their debts, an other persons
N ia'ercst, may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, " amy they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
JAMES w. cifEw,
scpt 9-3t ST.
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

Assignee's Notice of Appointment.
IN The District Court Of the United States for he
District 81 Maryland, ~ Bdnkrnptcy-M Me
n'ctter Of William J. He6Man, Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern THE under.
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint.
ment as Assignee Of the estate Of William
j. Hoffman, Of the county OF Carroll, in said
District, and who was, to wit: on the 29ih
day Of July, A. d. 1869. adjudged Bank.
rupt upon the petition of himself, by tire
said Court. Dated at Frederick, the 2lst
day Of August, A. D. 1859.
SAMUEL +. HURLEY,
sept l6-3t Assignee.
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Important to Farmers and Planters I
MERRYMAN 4 cos.
Raw Bone Super-PlloSpIlate.
PRICE s4S PER TON,

hiAE F9o IElb lON.
fINilS Phosphate has proved itself to be the
i cheapest, and fully equal b any In the
by the highest-priced
Guanos. It's adaptation to Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Buckwheat. Tobaeco, Garden Truck, Grasses,
&c. Has boon thoroughly and most saiisiac-
torily tested. Finely ground and suitable for
drilling. Put up in bags Of lG7 lbs. each.
U. =. MERRYMAN q CO., q
MANUFACTURES,
Warehouse, "a South Gay ST., between Lop-
bard and Pratt Streets, Baltimors, Nd.
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niEHL,S and Boughton Beardless; Weeks
~ and Treadwell's Bearded White Wheats
French White and Red Chat; Purple Straw
Bearded Red Mediterranean, and German Am-
and most productive Wheats that can be re-
commended for general cultivation. Price IS
per bushei. pounds Of any kind by Mail,
post paid, for 81. Twenty heads Of different
varieties sent poet paid, for 81. Twenty other
varieties Of Wheat, barley aud Oats, OF last
rat FAM JouRsAL; send and subscribe for IL
only SiSo per year the most useful journal
printed. Address
GEO. A. DEITZ, Chambcrsburg, Pa.
Tho Earliest. Hardest, and most productive
Red Wheat Is the French White Chat.
sep 9,--4t
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eso- For sale at manufacturers price, cost
Of transportation added, by following Agents
in Carroll county, Nd.
Isaac Winchester, Westminster; McComas
Bro, Hoods Mills; ID. W. Houck, Houcks-
vile; Lauver 1 wampier, Paapsco Station ;
Noncmaker 4 6catty, Union Bridge; j. A.
Albaugh, Woodbine Station.
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UIISTAn'S Balsam of villa Cherry,
w Jayne's Expcctorant, Hall ss.;alsam,
Schcnck's Pulmonie Syrup, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, Upham's Meat Cure, Wilbour's
Cod Liver Oil and Li'ne, Burnctt's Cod l5iy-
er Oh. and other preparations for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, for sale by
Hopper & Wilmer.
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County Com mixsioncrs Notice.

VNIlE County Commissioners for Carroll
il County VII meet ii their 0Cicc, in
Westminster, on the FiRsr Moyray a.
ocranaE, 1869, for the transaction 81
business -
By order.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
sep 9'4t Clerk.
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CAERoLL Co., Mp, August Sd, 1868.
Messrs. MEHgYnAs 4 Co.-Gentlencnf
used your Phosphate on my wheat last Fall,
think not over loo lbs. to the acre, and Il made
me a hrst rate crop. Twas quite ms well satis-
fed with II as with the most expensive Guanos
/ ever used. LEWIS GREEN.
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MORTGAGEE SALE
A Valuable Farm.

FINDER and by virtue Of the power conferred
" In mortgage from Levi Woods to the
Diamond Building Association of West Balti-
more, bearing date the 18th day Of February,
A. D., lsGs, and recorded among the records
OF Carroll county, In the Real Estate Mortgage
Records, Liber W. A. Mex, No. g. folio l02
&c, the undersigned, mortgage, will sell at
public auction, at the Courthouse door, on
Thursday Morning, September 3Oth, 1860,
at IL o'clock, all tho hereinafter described
Farm and Premises, consisting Of
THREE LOTS OF GROUND.
Beginning for the frst lot at the end Of tan
pcrches on the fourth line OF "fesaryey on
Goodwill" near a large sycamore on the north
bank of Pipe Greek, and running thence nor ID
hfty-One degrees, east fourteen psrchcs, north
twenty -nine degrees, east twenty perches, north
fifteen degrees, west forty perches; then By
line Of division north seventy-six degrees, east
thirty-six and half perehes, south Ave and
three-quirter degrees, east sixty-five perches;
then south eighty degrees, west fifty three and
one'tenth perehes to the beginning, containing
thirteen acres, three roods and thirty seven
square perehes Of land, more or less.
And beginning for the second Lot at stone
planted at the foot Of sycamore tree on the
north side Little Pipe Creek, for the end Of the
south line, in a conveyance to David Smellson
by Ephraim Englar and wife, bearing date
1851, and running thence with the outlines
thereof three courses, as surveyed in the year
1851, south forty-six degrees, west ten perches,
south sixty-fiYe and a quarter degrees, west
sixteen and three-quarter perehes, south thirty
five degrees, west two and four .enths perches,
sonth thirty-three and a half degrees, east
twentysthree aud one-half perches; then north
thirteen degrees, west sixteen and one-q uartcr
perches to the first mentioned place Of begin
ning--containing one acre, three roods and
thirty-three square perches, more or less.
And beginning for the third Lot adjoining
the aforem entioned Lots of Ground, and being
part Of tract of land called "Stevenson's
Lot" lying and being situate on Little Pipe
Greek, in the county aforesaid, containing
thirtty-two and three-qusrters Of an acre Of
land, more or less,
The said three mentioned and described tracts
OF land contain in all forty-eight acres and
three-quarters OF an acre of land, more OF less
Improvements consist OF FRAME ID WEI
LING, BARN, and other Outbuildings.
TEnusi-0ne-half cash, and the balance in {
months, with interest.
DIAMOND DurLpisG ASSOCIATION or wxsI
BALrIMoaE, Mortgage.
CLENDINEN 4 WILSON, ATTORNEYS,
No. 40 Lexington street, Baltimore.
J. D. CANNON 4 CO.,
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TO THE PUBLIC!
NOW IS THE TIME.
UPHOLSTERTNG
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES!

THE undersigned take this method of
Il informing the citizens of Westminster
and surrounding vicinity, that they are pre-.
pared to do all manner Of work in their line,
such as remakiug
SOFAS, LOUNGES AND MATTRESSES;
Pew Cushions, Cushions of every descrip,
ton made to order. Sewing, Fitting and
Putting down Carpets. Reseating Cane.
seat Chairs Trimming Venitian Blinds;
Tapestry in all its branches and Repairing
and Vanishing Furniture generally, at
short notice.
All orders left at their Store Room oppo.
site the Central Hotel, will receive prompt
attention.
MALoNEY Il KEEFER.
sepl6-3t
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FOR SALE.

Pure Bred Hogs aud Fo,ols, Winter
Seed Wheat and oihsr Farm Seeds,
from Deits's Experimental Farm,
Chdn,tcrsbarg, Pa.
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CAKnoLL Co., MD., August ID, 1863.
Messrs. o. +. MERHrnAx A Co,---tieptlemen:
Your Phosphate ] applied last Sall on my
wheat at the rate Of lG6 lbs, to the acre, on
piece Of land on which had never before pro-
cured so good crop. As formerly q rnrtion
OF IL failed TO ripen and was effected by The
rust; this season II ripened well, and am sat
ished with its results. Yours trply,
sep 2-2mos SAMUEL SAUyEI.
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TRUSTEES SALE
~ vALuA1E
REAL ESTATE,
cARRoLL COUNTY, MARYLANp.

DY virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID Cor Carroll county, sitting "a q Court Gf
Equity, and passed 10 canse Ne. 800, wherein
Ann Mqyiield Is complainant, aud Lydia llof-
man, Peter y. Huffman and William J. Hoi.
man, Administrators Of Isaac Hoffman, decd,
and Andrea J. Lambert and Octayia Ann Lam,
bert, his wife, John G. Richards aud Elizabeth
Jane Richards his vile, William A. Davidson
Susannah Davidson his wife, Isaac Hoffman,
James Z. Holman. Lydia catharine Hoffman,
Sarnh Elizabeth Holman and David w. tIouck
are Defendants, aud by virtue Of an order pass.
ed by the said Court On the lst day OF Septem.
Der, 1869, on the objections Of said Hnuck 10 A
sale Of the hereinafter described property 10
Daniel Seip, overriding said objections. but
ordering n resale thereof: the undersigned.
Trustee, will sell at Public Sale, on tho prem,
ises known as "ihe Pulling Mil PropertyY'
situated ON the Eastern Falls Of the Patapsco,
three miles East Of Shamberger's Station on
the W. NJ. Il. H., about the same distance from
Hampstead, and adjoining iloiiman's Paper
Mill, on
Saturday, the Oh day Of OctoJcy, 1869,
nj o'clock, p. M, the following described
property, free. clear and discharged from all
claim of the said parties IN the said eauso aud
those claiming By, from aud under them or
either OF them, to.wit; Lot No. l, known a.
tho "Fulling Mill Property" containing
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VIM. KNABE & cos.

cE1EBRATED GOLD MEDAL. PIANO roRrgs AND
e. r. NEEDHAN SONS USRIvALLED
ORGANS AND NsLonEoNs.
The above instruments viii sell at the low
est manufacturers prices. Persons In want af
really 6rst-class Piano or Organ, will do well
TO give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention paid to the selertion of
Instruments. Pianos Tuned. For particulars
inquire at 4. II. Huber's Drug Store, National
Hotel, or Calvert College, New wiedsor.
sept Oily
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Du9f SiHCEs 10, gsic by s.
Il dec - HOPPER a WILMER.
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Use Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
~ for preserving Fruits and Vegetables.
No spelling Of eapned fruits, saves time and
expense Sold by A. II. HUBER,
Jniys Druggist.
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DRop0SES to give private instruction at
il both places on Piano, Organ,
Violin, Guitar, clarinett Pluteg n WI
and In Harmony. Pupils will bel "A
waited on at their residence. Liberal induce
mcnts offered, especially where there are two
or more In one family Also agent for
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Il AIDES. VIM. II. Geaiiy has Just re.
! iseived a fine lot Of French Lasting
Caters. may I.
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MUSIC! MUSIC |! +!
j. MORTIMER HURLEY,
ppnF op MuSfc An
PROF. OF MUSIC AT

Cairsr, College, Nep Windsor, aad Carol
Collegiate Ins,itH,e, Wesiminstsy.
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MrATER Proof Boots, and Iadies' and
w Gentlcmeus Skating Bcots and
Shoes, at reduced prices.
dec 81 w. II. GEATTY.
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0LAss FRUIT JARS. Improved Pat
M tern. Also, all other Standard vari-
cites at very how rates. Jelly Glasses, Tum.
blers, Glass Fruit Sets &C., al
july s u. X. GERNANp'S
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Public Sale.
VALU ABLE FARM.

known as the Crumpacker Farm, situated near
Union Bridge, Carroll county, Nd, and ad-
joining the lands of Archibald Graham, Solo
mon Shepard and Joseph Roop. The Farm
anntotna
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DEess Trfmmfngs and Buttons
NEW style and polors, just received and
IN for sale BY
apl Mrs. A. n. ARMSTRONG.
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N O TIC Z .

and FEED of all kinds. VIII the highest
price for Grain Of all kinds, and win fur
nished Fertilizers OF The quality best to
Farmers for cash.
sep Ally /. WINCHESTER.
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J. BLEEcKER, AUcTIoNEER

j. ELEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
IA. Partition sale Of Part OF the Lorlara Estate.
A. J. BLEECkER, son u CO. viii sell on Thursday
March H. 1872 II oock the Exchange saiesroom III
Broadway York, under the direction or fho RuS'
ges Esq referee BY order OF the Supreme Court the oi-
lowing valuable property in the city OF New York. VIZ
LotNo 43l Washington st.
= Lo, No. 1l3 Pearl Ut.
Lot No. II Elm st.
Not No. 143 Worth ST.
Lot and Building No. Ts Baxter st.
Lot and Building No. 49, East Broadway.
Lot and Building No. 5il Canal st.
Lots and Buildings Nos So and s Thompson st., with rear
buildings.
Lot and Building No. 226 Elizabeth st.
Lot and Buidng Houston and Mercer sts sub
iec to perpetual lease, rent si00
the 10Th day of March, 1852 st II O'Clock, at the
City Salesroon, Phoenix Buildings, No. Court ST., In the
city Of BROOKLYN the following property situated In the
city Of Brooklyn, the Atlantic dock properly,
lots on w. side of Hamilton avenue commencing S74 f.
lots directly in Of above, fronting on India wharf,
each 10; 25xlA
India wharf, commencing "a r. in. from Como
Yer e, 25xi2c.
lot on n e. corner and Hamilton av, "a II.
II In Hamilton IS It In In W IT, on H. side and
81 Il. 10 In. on Conover st.
lot on n. of Inlay st. and Hamilton av n IT, In.
Hamilton 80 r. IN IN rear az H. sn on Inlay st.
lots s. OF Inlay ST.. running through from Summit
IT. to Hamilton av a it. n. Inlay 30 It Summit
st, "a r. in. on Hamilton AZ.
Fifty OF the purchase remain on bond
and mortgage for term o. years.
Maps OF the property be at the occ Of the
aoueers No. n Cedar New YORK, and at tho Office OF
JACOB COLE son, No $50 Fulton at, Brooklyn.
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MONDAY, MARCH8 g.
Al the Exchange salesroom, ~ Broadway,
way, Bouevard New avenue Fifth avenue, fronting Cen
trail Park, Madison Fourth Eleventh
On Broadway-0ne Lot; northeast corner OF Nneyefghth
on Bonevard-Four Lots, northwest Of Ninety.
eighth street.
On Fifth Lots northeast OF l0sh st.
New avenue-Four Lots souheast OF 17th street.
On Madison avcnucfou Lots southwest OF l6.h
ty sixth street.
On losh stree-one Lot south side, 40 Fifth
avenue.
Eleventh avsnuerwo Lots, side 356 feet south
OF Slxtyifth street.
These Lots well located worthy the attention of
purchasers either for speculation or Investment.
Also,
Executors Of improved Property Eighth and
ThirtyscveIth street.
On Eighth avenue-Two Lots, northwest corner Thirty
onlhirty-seventh stree-one Lot. side
Of Eighth avenue and adjoining.
These Lots covered with brick buildings and
p.A portion Of the purchase money tho above sales
remain bond and mortgage Maps and particulars at
the Office Of the auesicnesrs' y AI,e Broadway.
On West Twentyhird street. between Sixth and Seventh
Two valuable lots Twenythd street. le5 feet west OF
Sixth avenue with brick walls OF building lately occupied
stables by ggs Bros recently destroyed by These
lots among the most valuable and desirable city property
Also
Thirty-seyenth street.
On Eighth avenueTwo lots, northwest corner OF Thirty
seventh street.
4hrtyseventh lot side 100
These lots covered with frame and brick buildings and
offer very desirable advantages
remain on bond AMI mortgage Maps aud particulars
the Office of the auctoneers, 20 Broadway.
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SALES ArAuCTlON.
GEORGE COOK, AUcrIoNEER.

n HATHAWAY, AUcTI0NEER- SELLS THIS DAY.
lls a II o'clock, 102 Chatham street, large stock
Of hnc Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Ac. 20 pay advances
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UCTION EOTICE-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
"A Magnificent Household Furniture, Carpets,
Pinnofore, Works Art, bronzes, Paintings china and
Silver Ware &c al public auction, by LUKE
Auconecr the private I've residence liz West Eighth
OF Sixth this Saturday
moing at lok o'clock precisely beautiful satin broc.tsl
large small Mirrors lace and brocatel Curtains Eta
ceres Bookcase Writing Desk, Library Suits marble top
Tables Ia rosewood Pianofore city made,
Stool and Coyer Bedroom sui's style Louis xiv walnut
Bedsteeds Bureaus Washsalds and hair Mattresses,
Sofas Chairs Rockers Lounges covered In and hair
cloth; Clocks, Vases Sdeeoard Extension Table, Chairs
China silver Table Cutlery, &C. Sale
tive Deposit required from purchasers House to let rent
G2U00.
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BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.

T BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
q. THIS DAY,
at lDk O'Clock, at the auction roons No. North William
street Household Furniture consisting OF Parior Suits Mar
Lounges Mahogany wa ,robcs lawyers Bookcase Mahog
any Chairs Rockers, Black Walnut and Cottage Bedsteads
Feather Beas Hair Mattresses, Husk do, Quilts. Bedding
fancy French Stoves, Clocks, Cutlery, oak Dining Room
Chairs, Oak and Black Walnut Extension Dining Tables
Cothing Watches Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets
&c.
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NEORGK COOK, AUCTIONEEK
NJ Second land Furniture &C.
This day, al II O'clock at salcsrooms, Ul Liberty street.
Furniture &c. removed convenience OF sale including
parlor and Chamber Suits Bookcases Bunets Wsrdrobes
Glasses Tabes Chairs Desks Safes, Pianos Kitchen Ait
cles, &c.
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@ HERMAN, AUCTIoyEER.-sALE OF HOTEL AND
-. Household Furniture. Monday, March s. at 1ox
O'clock at y Howard street near Broadway, the entire Fur
niture or said House. consisting Of mahogany
nut Psrlor Suits Brussels Ingram Carpets Bedroom
Furniture, Beds Bedding, Blankets &C. Dining Room and
Kitchen Furnite also several large French plata
Mirrors, one size Billiard Table, nearly Chan ceers
Gas Fixtures Barroom Furniture ami fxturcs Ale Pump
&C. Sale positive In lots TO suit dealers and others
THE ARENA STABLES, NOS. 2o5 AND 207 RAYMOND
street, Brooklyn, will be sold at auction Thursday
H. 1884, at Il O'clock A Exchange salesoom Ill Broadway
By WHITEHEAD H. VAN WfCk, Auctioneer, once 20
Broadway.
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ITO LET-THE WELL KNOWN STORE NO. 2O3 WASH
ngton street, door from the of vesey
and Immediately opposite washinston Market Has been
pied store. VIII be e. to good tenant favorable
TERMS Inquire Of d. +. BURROWS CO., I22 Centre row.
West WI ashington Market.
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III EENRIQUEs, AUcTIoNEER.
BY ALLEN a BROWN,
0lcs, IS Broa iway.
Jonathan w. Alen Josiah w. Brown, Horatio Henrllues
Sales at Auction OF Real Estate and Furniture. Dwellings
and Stores sod and rented.
Bouleyard and Central Park Lots at private sale.
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ITO LET-A STORE. 25xl0o, NO. n EIGHTH AVENUE
i Also Cellar under the same.
A. HYNARD, 73 AMI 80 Bank street.
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"A !. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
CHOICE LOTS IN FIFTYEIGHTH STREET.

A. J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO. will sell at auction, on
TUESDAY, March at l2 NJ at the Exchange saesroom
FyeisLth sreetFour Lots on south side OF 18Th ST. -
feet OF 10th full size occupied garden. These
Lots command view OF the Hudson and surrounding
country tnes-she situation being high and healthy; title
perfect terms favorable. Maps at n Cedar street.