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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

Rsrsur ov Scwoog AuruoarriEs ia other
columns ws publish the report oftbe Prrsiden, Of
Oh. board VI School Commissioners Of Baltimore
county. We have not examined u, III having
COME 10 for psblica,ioa at . late hour, but may
have something 10 say about Il hereafter. 10 the
wsaaiime, We recommend lie persssl by our
readers.
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ELsorI ~ ~ OpgIcEHs The following gentle.
s.n ~-rros Tuesday evening last, elected officers
.i NJ noriah iodye, No Tic, A. .. h 81, Of
shis ,Y~n. Tor the ensuing quarter
Wor,kieIsi Ms,ieS. William u. Ruby.
!ss,sr Warden William 3. Kseeh
yaaisy Warden --George keis.
TSssssysy. Lewis a. Wheeler, (re.elec,td }
Secretary. v Conrey, tse.else'ed.)
Tyler. Lewis vogle.
THESE Ulcers will be installed At the next
regular communication Of ID. Lodgr, on the
Rfa Tuesday evening 10 January, proximo.
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EXrgSoiSG rHx CrY LIMITS Both branches OF
the Baltimore city council have adopted a resola-
iion requesting the representatives Of the city 10
The Legislature Of Maryland TO procure the pas.
sage OF a IA 10 extend the city limits two miles
around Us pressni borders There 10 also nov
p-nia "a The councils a resolution requiring the
e't solicitor 10 prepare Law for the extension
81 be CITY limits a committee Of three from each
branch 20 be appointed TO prssen; the s-rne to the
Legislature
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DIED,

Os the 18th is.t.st ai b. r..lasnc~ .stan.a-.h
near Tee soatewa. hostsf y HssvS IN tss TI.t ,s.s
% his age
Mills. assd "a ye.r-
In the iith District Batiaorv eeaaty on the astb 80
Nov bANfb bLAcGtocE. So. agrd Asoat 40 yssr.
hCstsssttile. on The Isth last EIts saANsss
youngest dasGht~r 81 J. " and " Hfad, as.d
y~ars, : months .ad ~ days
~ her Residence 90 Less srssu tn Isth last
Nc. haar httsss, vids. " The late Thoms. li.sa
d bafi@sfs IN the 9lst pear ~ her az
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

Dsxrsswy We ash attention TO the card Of
che Dvutai Association Of Baltimore city. pub.
iishsd 10 another column. We know nothing Of
this association personally, but have heeu a.
sased that Il q oas which will fully redeem every
promise u makes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

ArruIsvuExrs. following appoi ntmrhis
we're made by the Coanty Commissioners ut their
Extra m-eiinRs on Tuesday last.
wm. %. Kaighi, re-sppoia,ed constable for the
iith district, for one year from 2is, December,
1860.
George w. S,oeksd.ie, appointed constable for
the tih District Tor one year from 2isi December
lRCD
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

RclBEaY The store Of " = Weller, at Glen
Norris, IA he ilh district Of this county. vas
broken 0Pen o. Friday morning Of last week
snd about 500 ia -reeRbaeks SIS in specie and
ffom so 10 $50 belonging to the Western Mary
laAd ralroad from sale Of tickets and several
hundred dollars worth Of paper, Of no value 10
any one bat NJ Weller, stolen ,herefrom
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

Broom Corn Wanted.
THE subscriber viii pay market price for
Il BROOM CORN.
Dec. A.--tE TowsontoWn.
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RAMA - oFyIcx The basiae.. efse, of
Heary TYSON, 80 a. superintendent VI the Bal
i.mose city passenger faiisays aud Of the York
road lice, has heen removed from Eu;aw street
% Carroll Hall corner Of Baltimore and Calvert
streets. Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

The Fourth QaaricIiy meeting OF North Baiii-
moro Circuit u. \. Church, will be held at Ep.
som Chapel, TowsoniowL, Tomorrow (Sunday,
at u o'clock, A. u. Rev. Joseph Frsncr, Pre-.
siding Elder, will be present aud oliriaie The
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be admin
isleFvd. I. DAvungRty. Pastor.
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IzPosrASr ~ Executors AND ADMINISTRATORS -
I airr the provisions % the lalerail Revenue
L,s every administrator, executor y trustee
hsvial n charge Or trust any eg,cy o. iisiribg-
tis- shIre shall give nOtce thereof "a writing
~ 10 Assessor or Assistant Assessor " he dis
trict sh-r- tue iecrased grtntor or 5arSaiaor
is.i rr.,d-i. within thirty day. after he shall
haze uA-n charge o. such trust
The hliisr- Of executors. administrations and
yrssi--s TO comply with The above provision u
sse Revenue la~ afien creates trouble iai briggs
-x2-ns- 9poa the estate shieh they represent. by
compelling Assistant Assessors % enforvc their
A,i-nitnee, and o make al investigation. 'hosgh
me rs'ai-s may really not be liable 10 a TAX
P-r.sns property not excre,ling : 900 IS exempt
rum iaxaliou. bat unless hr proper representa-
i've a. rs','- tsk-- t1c trouble 70 make the
JaicrF acquainted sith - value he must have
al appralseEeut slate. az the expense ~ The -
ale b. giving aoiice 10 tine, Ibis would be
-.bviaied
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LOClL M.fTTERS.

RrLiGious. -Dls.ar srFyisrs vii! b.. held a,
Sherwood Church, Coke, svilir, to-day (ChIis,.
mas. at III O'Clock, \. ". Consequently, there
will no services at Trinity Church, Towson.
town. on that day. J. =. lloIr, Rector.
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Limei Limei Limel

fIsHE undsrsignsd has on hand, aud 10 pre-.
L pared 70 furnish AGRICULTURAL LINE
At any point ON The Northern Central Railroad
low for cash. Address,
v. T. SIMPLIFY,
Texas, Baltimore county, Nd.
Dec. ;i.--lt.
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A Small Farm. suitable for . Gopn,
try Seat. at Private Sale.
Farm on Railroad.

on ACRES, about one hsifin cultivation.
XlOsitaatei Immediately on Railroad.
IS 1iiss ffom Baltimore. adjoining . sta e
~. Has good Frame Dwelling, barn. -
- Mag, Cora House. Hen House, Sheds for
esisie. &C., ell new and In eempists order
a iks door good spring on the place. Also.
AN e Males. 0xen, Cows, Wagon, Ae.
Fer asis by
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings. 81. Paul ST..
Dee. is.--xf Baltimore.
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R.gyLE There will be rAffie Of turkeys aud
g~e-e st Maurice Wakins. Towsontovn. On
Z hrlstDas eve
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1869-12-25

TnE WEsTERs MARYLAND RAILROAD. On Non.
DAY last, in the first branch Of the Baltimore city
voascii, communication was read from Wen.
dali lIollman, esq, President Of the Western
MAI, land Railroad company, from which We
quote as follows:
Mr. Bollman states in reference 10 the Inquiry
Us To the distance from owings's Mills via the
Relay House to Baltimore. that In consequence
oi It's being 30 great In comparison with other
routes. u has never been contemplated, and no
survey has bten mado Of il. The line proposed
10 be built by the Western Maryland Railroad
Company, which has been surveyed, leaves the
present line one mile east Of 0sings's Mills, and
the distance from said point TO the city limits Is
but eleven miles, whilst the present route via Re.
lay is sixtcrn miles. The estimated cos, % the
ne~ liae to the city limits, BY using portion Of
the Union road. already graded, frcm the june
ton Of the Western Maryland railroad through
Meiienry's farm, including right Of way, but not
Including cost Of grounds for depo: buildings, is
about S20O, 900. Mr.. Bollman further says
The outstanding liabilities OF this company
other than stock Indebtedness Is as follows
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For Sale.
A Farm OF - ACRES, about mile from
IA Partition station. N. c. u. r.. with good
DWELLING. stsbling Grsnary aud all =.
other necessary out houses. An Orchard
Of Choice Fruit Trees. including Apples,
Peaches. Cherries, Plums, and Dwarf Pears,
aud IN excellent Garden. Thirty acres are un.
der good cultivation, balance IN wood. This
place would suit professional man, OF one
having business in the city, the railroad being
convenient. For further particulars apply %
HENRY w. COOKE,
. Law Buildings. ST. Paul street,
April ie.-t. Baltimore.
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rOW,SONTOWN MlRKE TS.
tRETAll.l
CORRECTED wEEKLY ny joins ~ NEpiNGER
"ENcHIsIOR" sTORE
MARRIED..

MARRIED..
10 B.itiwere, the sth inst ny Rev john pal..i
sAsrttr bstst to Me. CtaGA v Cor L-s,L " H.l
tmofv eoaaty.
On the 18th la.t by the Rev Wa u Chapman ]
Hicss 10 Mics ktIGA rVEssAtsn, 81 iaitiu.ss
county
"a the 10th inst, ~ the Rev Rishsfd Nsui, sas 4
d fosuooD 10 Miss MAJ wsfrs, L-,th % Hsiti
more county
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PUBLIC SALE
OY
STOCK 4 FARMING UTENSILS

I'hE aHdsfs'gBsd. having rented her istm
l. sni intending h. t-'n.ys ~ a.. rity will
sell 81 Pagiir sac, at her f.rii~nr- sis1-tsa
sss' s--st Az. adjoining th- t.'is, 81 A-..r.
isRd~f.sH. Fstt+f.pu aud tL- E~s v.,fsr
Morrison "a
Tsssfay .sn day ., bo...A,. Issy
81 D. .trts.s n
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rusr RECEIVED, A FINE LOT OF NEW
eD RAIsfhs AND cURRANTs 81
MHDIN0ERB,
Rxesisios Store, Towsontown.
Dee 1T
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pUoAN. BOWEN 4 MccABE.

y. s.-ssrsngcrs. 81 pr -cns residing "a the
western part Sfthe city. VIII take the Fed vaFs
and restu-s, th~ conductor a. put them nut at
the corner Of Gsy aud High stre"ts
Ort l6.--H
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Wood Land on Duianey's valley
Turnpike.
m ACRES LIANT. one. third cleared and the
SSbsiancs In heavy Wood and Tim -
bss, suitable Tor fencing and building
purposes. ana convenient 70 . Saw Mil -
fhis valuable Wood Land 10 situated 90 tks
Duisasy's Valley Turnpike, miles from Tow.
ssussws. The Weed viii be sold either with
or without the land. Apply 70
HENkY W. COOKE,
sLsw Bulldings, q. Paul st.,
Dee I1.--tL Baltimore.
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rhr r-."iniion. were taken W, discussed aud
.rt,i uluh seTtfitHs
The irst "a. adopted unanimously,
rh- .-,ond 49, 81 amended To make the
lui-,. st,tu % the lorN and Dulanc, Vale.
'urupiAc the c-u,fv % the iowu, extending vue
in..- Dn gtihsr side
The consideration Of the third I'D - cun,ideft-
lie DISCUSSION and the iolio~ing substitute tor
-l'- "',g'ns,i resolution, Vdrrvd by Nc. Eu,or
hn.il. adopted
Rssoiss.i. That committee Of hVr. the
shair,n,n % = hich shall c the chairman 81 this
'n--itn. ,,y appointed TO dra't = chatter tor the
Incorporation " roAsoaiOwu aHl submit iar
,-s- 10 th- Legislature
I motion SAs made that The nrN tofou-h
~'-u created shall BE- called rOS,na, bat il was
dr-rt' L. aud moiioa to adhere IA tile old
aane u rowson -sosra prrsaiivi
iu t,lrsasner " the terms " the third rrs1iu-
ION ,iopi-ti lie chairman appointed he fol-
laNi1k S-nt.sip-u - committee 10 ira't IN sei
~ Incorporation aud 70 pcvseni b 10 The Legs
i.;Yrv zig & Bo.ley John Ensor, Beuj
P.,ur Lewis u Wae-ler Byury l. Bowen
The meeting insn adjourned
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% REWARD.
/" Dexter" Washing Machine.

Dexter" washing Machine.
WARRANTED 70 give entire satisfaction,
w or no sale. Neat In appearance, simple,
durable aud rapid In doing work.
HEAC0CK a CO.,
Nos. ~ aud ~ North Psoa street, baltimore.
Aug. 3s-sf
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PURE ARTICLE OF SPERM OIL for
n SEWING MAcHINE Is and other 6ne Ne.
For sale BY sHEALEY BROS,
May ST. Towsontown.
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lSc'Rr. RATION "a ruws1NrowS la pursuance
ui notice previously given, - meeting 1T the
ciuErus VI Towsoutu~n Was held 1T the court
hVu'r on Wrdnrsdsy evening last, To consider
the su6jrri al incorporating the town. to drGue
ITS HINTS, a.. We ate Sriy glad 10 SAY that the
msviius Was very largely attended, aud great
inirSrs, ~a> manifested IN the proceedings The
",''"n'i'"r 81 th,rirvn previously appointed -
rvu,'dsr the su,,jrei submitted the following ir.
port
TIN 'rI"ri Oi the undersigned appointed a
,vm1,,,r 1' the public meeting held 10 Tow.
.un'u~n On ;he l4Ih Of u. crmb,r IsG9, respect.
toll, represent
That they met a, the Smrdlry House ON
Si'uula, evening, the iS,h instant, aud unani.
n,vasy adopted the following resolutions;
RrsSlrcf as'niaossiy that it is desirable that
roSsUn,u~u b. ineVTpor
Rssylrci uafHinoEsly, that the limits ~ the
i"~" 'r one InIlr sqparr from the CVurt llousr
- cvuitv
Rt'uirei sElHi~ou,iy that the public meet.
ins to : = held =, the Cout' llOar IN roNseu.
'pSn "n ihr vvCnins OF the 33l. a.. trVvmmcul
81 10 ,''ps'n, committee - three tu dram an
n, ~ Incorporation aud report the slmr to
gurui tav-iing
I t....l, ii. ...as....tf,.tls ..tt.tutsf..t
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Oar assortment ~
r L a N N L L =

cannot b. surpassed ~ variety "i sssoriHs~nt,
90 s,taaiied N prices. by ass kaHss iAis Az
W politely request TurchAsers e. give our
= ..i..~. krtNtss.
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Miscellaneous.

LEwIs FRETSp.
Adm 10 lstTetug
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New Orleans Sugar and Eolasses.
TUsT RECEIVED, primo lot q New Or
u leans and Porto niec sugar. ,sd M.s!,sssss%
Dsa. ia Excelsior Store.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
HUMBOLDT MEMORIAL.

NIeetiua OF Special Delegates of German So
cieties-A Grand TOrchIight Proce xsiou in
Prospect.
over nfty delegates, representing as many German
societies OF this CITY, met last evening at the Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms. Mr.. Theodore Heidenfeld,
president and delegate OF the Northeastern Saenger
bund, acted as temporary chairman. During the
absence OF the special committee appointed to sub
init plan for general celebration of the Humboldt
centenary on September IA,
Mr. RICHARD KATzENMAyER suggested that all the
trades unions, the benevolent societies. such as the
Odd Fellows, Druids, Harugaris, Red Men, Sons OF
Liberty, &c., and also all the military organizations
be invited by special call.
This suggestion met with general favor and mem.
bers Of the organizations named stated that
they had no doubt that the Call would be numerous.
ly responded to II the societies be notified in time.
When the committee returned the temporary
chairman called ths business meeting TO order and
asked IOr nomna ions for OficeIs. The result was
the election OF the Iollowlng-
Fresident-P. +. Stenen, Of the Teutonia Maenner-
0h0r.
vice President-Juhus Krueger, OF Cigar Makers
Union. No. 30.
Secretarv-Ernst Lasche, of the LIeder- Hahn.
Bund.
Delegates from quite number Of societies not
heretofore represented reported their credentials 1t
appeared that majority OF the singing societies OF
the city, OF the LIades' unions and OF the many
schuetZen corps were represented.
MIR. JUNG, OF the special committee reported on
the details OF the proposed rorchlight procession.
The report was accepted, debated and with some
amendments adopted The report related Cnieny to
the engagement vi the music, the purchase Of
torches the tran parenclcs ana the route OF march,
winch Is to pass the HERALD Building from Broad
way, making turn north along Park row. Each
society Ii to bear its proper part of the expenses
There Will be another meeting at which the several
societies are TO report the number OF their members
to take part III the procession SO as to determine
the precise limit OF me expenses and make all neces
eary final preparations.
Several delegate stated that their societies had
only intended to take part in the procession during
the day; but as to Sorchnght procession they had
no authority to consent or pledge themselves to ex-
penSeS. but they were all o. opinion that at the
next meeting OF the General Committee they would
be prepared with power to act. All arrangements
Tor the celebration during the day referred to
the Special Committee meeting at the Lederkranz
Hall.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
DoBERr A. HA0GERTY, AUCTIoNEEg.
III Important Auction Sale of
Coal Lands In Pennsylvania.
ROBERT A. HAGGERTY CO.,
No 81 Pine street, New YORK. will .ell on

at the
re Salesroom No. Ill broadway Trinity Buildng)
New York at 10 o'clock NJ,
the following described valuable Coal Property, viz;
This estate klowL Branchdae ia situated Ia Schuylk
county Pa Pot,sve and contains $50 and loo
pcrches. .
There excellent railroad outlets to market Distance
Philadelphia by rail, l02 miles, by canal, Ill miles, BY
the proccss OF construction, the Union
abeag constructed by the Lehigh Valley, Morris
aer and Central Railroads. have CON-
munication with New York city l27 miles,
the surface used for farming purposes, the
southern portion well tmbced (hcavy) suitable mining
purposes.
by anthracite coal veins OF the REGION both
white ash, aud twenty aud half million GO 5OOOCO tons
can available Only small portion Of the coal has
and the best and valuable
untouched
There opening tho celebrated ssDamondr vein,
with the slope sunk CITY yards In good COAL
This ooiesy has Two sseam engines boilers
railroad iron, and oil ap2uenances to
plete II.
There "a tscaker, with engine boiler rollers shutes
the completion OF the slope.
There large and substantial mansion house. 90 miners
houses good frame houses for foremen stables
making I'm all 80 buidngs exclusive of BREAKER engine and
fan houses.
this property. from original and patent from the
State, map and for further particulars In detail also for
terms OF SALE aiply TO the Auctionecrs,
ROBERT A. HAGGERTy CO..
No. 81 Pine street, New York
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLARKE-HcnG AN.--On Saturday, September A. at
the Cathedral, JAY street, Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Father Turner, LEVI j. CLARKE to Miss ELLEN
HORGAN.
SINGER-COoK. Thursday evening, September
2, at st. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, Fifth
avenue, by the Rev. r. Galiaudet, JASPER II. SINGER
70 JENNIE G., daughter of Thomas Cook ESQ.,, all OF
this city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wednesday, September
i, by the Rev. James Mict at the BRIDES residence
JOHN SpECKaAN late 0i beloit, to Miss JOSEPHINE
BLACKER, all OF this Cty.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
SHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
- 800 boxes and baskets imported
Chaml agns and other Wines in bond.
RICHARD WALTERS. Auconeer, will sell Monday,
Sept ut " O'Clock Mt 109 Pearl $50 Of
imported Champagne, In bonds also, in packages, tine
Brandy Sherry and other Wines Sale positive Deposits
exacted from sll purchasers. JAMES O'BRIEN Sheriff.
j. SEEBACHER, Heputy.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05

PROPOSALS.
(1ROTON AQUEDUOT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO IRON MOULDERS:-
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposa for Pipe"
with the of bidder and date OF the Offering will
ceved at this Office until IL A. NJ Of Monday Sept l3 1869
for the supply offs
$3.50 lneal feet of 20-inch pine,
$3.50 lneal feet OF 6inch pipe,
400 ineal feet OF 4+nch pipe.
And about AZ tons branch pipes special castings
Specifications for the blank bids
and all other information be obtained app
cation at this olice
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
GEORGE s. GREENE,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
FEW August 81 1860
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
ia Large and ma ynihcent sale OF
Superb Statues,
In Italian Marble and Alabaster.
Magni6cent Busts and Vases
f5uBtb
Alabaster and Agate Drawing Room Orname

Large Mosaic Tables, &c.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, on Tuesday, 7th inst, at II
O'Clock at 50 Liberty street. between Broadway Nassau
street the above superb goods which have just arrived the
importation OF Mr.. Beusi-Conssting in part of large
Venus pedestal the rst of the kind imported to this
country; Shakespeare and Milton, Apollo, Petrarch, Hebe
Tasso Dante, Bacchus and many others also large and
beautiful assortment in great variety Of Etrusc.n Roman
also large assortment of Ornaments for the decoration
hbrares Saloons &C. all of the above with pc
desals superb Mosaic Tables large and small In
styles Card Receivers Agate Tsszss GrouPs OF Animals
will be exhibition Monday the 9Th ins and the par
ticuar attention of the public Ia requested the sale
probably OF the kind offered the public
will be positively without reserve
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
UCTION SALE AT Ils WEST TwENTY.sIxTH STREET
N The largest and richest

8ehBOn
will take place Monday September s. at IO O'Clock as
the elegant five story brown stone residence s we. Twenty
sixth street, near Sixth avenue, and only block
broadway, consisting OF magnificent brilliant tone
rosewood Panoorte, i've elegant rosewood and walnut
Parlor Suits covered with French satin brocael
Tables Etaeeres Curtains, Mirrors Paintings Bronzes,
Clocks Carpets rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Spring
and Hair Mattresses Bedding Linen Sofas Chairs Rockers,
Lounges covered with harcioth and reps Buffet Extension
Table, Glass, China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery &C. Sale
positive. See Mondays Herald.
The New York herald., 1869-09-05
TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER.
81 Odlce 81 Cedar street, corner Of Broadway.


TOsEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER.
Odce 81 Cedar street. corner Of Broadway
Supreme Court. New York county
In the matter Of the administration of the estate of ThoaE
In pursuance u order of this court dated day
Of august 1889 the iersignes wl sell A public auction
at the Exchange salesroom, No Ill Broadway New
York city the 10Th day Of September 1852 at u O'clock
th Household Property and the unexpred term of the
mentioned and described the petition filed
stree. and Seventh in said city, known as the
JOHN CALLAHAN, Esq, Referee
THOMAS C. FIELDS Esq. Attorney for Administration
DAwNBRoKERs' SALES. JOHN MORTIMER, Is EAST
j. Broadway wiz SELL Nednesday, september womea's
@ asd sree TSrday AND Fday September spS o
Mems and woInens Clothing Beds bedding and other
sirable goods BY order d. Delong 2ss East broadway
DAwNBROKERs' sALE.--LARGE SALE OF MEMS
l. Clothing. W. s. INGRAHAM, IS New Bowery, will
Thursday, Sep.embera, $50 lots of Mems Clothing,
comprisng ovecoats Sacks Coats, Pants yess Remn
% C 4 asssrs ss e.en ,ee Of rn H sE 1 81
bp lots Of Clothing by order OF L. Goldsmith No Albany
street
DAwN3RoKERs' sALEs.-JAMEs AGAR, AUCTION.
/ will sell at mis- salcsroom, 4a East broadway
s%ps I a pa ws;
5 q aud cosns 3
order of NJ. Bruckheirner, Az Sixth avenue.
DAwEBRoKER's sALE.-JAMEs AGAR, AUCTION.
Il eer, will sell ut his salesroom, a East Broadway
oher DTc.,es silk and Velvet coaSs sSswis Fur Tabs
Linen Sheets, Spreads Blankets Beds Pillows Boots,
heimer, AZ sixth avenue.
FIELD
and womens Clothing consisting Of Dresses Shawls REM
Costello, sSi Is Mott street -'''' '''''' '''' '
The New York herald., 1869-09-05

A UCTION NOTlCE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A housekeepsrs hotel keepers and the ERNEST
R0THs Furniture Aanufsctory s Beecker street between
magnificent Paror Suits Styles all coors French Satin
brocate from $3.50 to &s25 suit walnut Paror Suits
cred with and harcloh, from &65 to $3.50 suit Also
great variety OF Chamber Library Parlor and Dining Fur
nture a. less than suction prices warranted first class