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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

Tnr MEAsuRELEss LovE.-l can
measure parental love--how broad.
how .one. and how strong and deep
il is; il is doep sea which mothers
can only mlhom But the lcvo dis
played ON yondcr hillaud bloody cross
where Gods own Son is potishing iol
US. nor man nor angel has "a line "a
measure The circumference of thg
earth. The altitude of the sun, The dis
tance of The planets,--theso have been
determined but the hight, depth
breadth aud length of the love of God
pnsseth knowledge Such is th,
Father against whom all of us hav,
sinued thousand umcsl Walk th'
shore when the ocean sleeps in Oh,
summer calm, or lnshcd into fury by
/ the winters tempest, is thpndering %
her sands, and when you have num
bcrcd the drops Of the waves, the seu,
on her sounding beach, you have num
bcrcd Gods morcics and your sius
Well. therefore, may We 70 60 hin
with the cuntriliOn Of the prodigal u
our hearts, aud his confession on on
lips-"Fathcr, | have sinncd agains
Heaven and in Thy sight" tn
Spirit Of God helping as to go TO God
be assured thgt the father, who, seeinI
his son aiar of, ran to meet him, al
on his neck aud kissed him was but a
image Of Him who, not sparing III
own Son. but giving him up TO deaf
that We might live, invites and no'
awaits your coming DR.. Guthrie.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

An gone
The loved guests We had with US
have gone. There were spirits Of
those who have crossed the river be
fore us-and the spirits Of those who
tonight are dreaming For do you
know that when we sleep soulsjour
ncy? Sometimes 20 lands We know
not of as VIC live. Sometimes 20 greet
spirits over yonder! Sometimes
wandering with spirits from over
there Aud sometimes VIC wander
amung old scenes we knew before we
became Of earth, as in the future
state we will roam the aisles of the
past which Is our present. When We
sleep, school is out, aud spirits play
And sometimes we sleep while awake
land start, we know not why II Is
on" the spirit the soul which has been
playing trus.;, visiting miles away
returned 10 is poEaHeo.
When the old house is worn or
we move into another one > And this
is all there is Of death. Aud were II
not that all we love cannot go at the
same time with us TO the new home
we would not care how quick the old
b house might fli At times
we feel sad aud lonely. Waves RAJ
not smoothclilse placid water. nor doc
life. 1t may "over yonder," and thii
is our hopc-our full faith.
G But tonight we miss somebody 90
2 Our thoughts are with some one else
The room seems very still. Nevc
:. so s1ill before We long to be there
( to be away nom here--io look int
/ certain eyes adown whose depths ar
trnced characters others cannot, bu
which we can read We wonld fec
the son sweet breath OF some one
we wait the pen for hand TO touc
ours-ior five fingers TO rest as beior
4 on our almost bursting temples, bu
/. alas the eyes are not before us onl.
!, as they glide with the pen point ncros
p The paper on which we write An
ls the dear fingers will not still th
y throbs which pain us. The sweet lir
we have so often pressed the yer
soul upon and into will not come I
=. us tonight. nor can we feel the throl
q binr of that heart whcrcin we kno'
he our image is cnshrined as an cmeral
Mt is surrounded by diamonds puro an
70 of wondrous lustor.
Did you ever wish somebody wit
YOU when miles were holding hand
n. not hearts, aparli Didyou who res
these lines ever feel so hungry becap'
! some one, more than loved was n
!" with youy Did yop ever psoe u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
OUR SATURDAY NIGHT.

Once more Another Saturday
night. Again the raven has borne
It's load Of seven bundles back to the
shelves Of the past, to beentombed till
the final settling Another weekly
volume bound and laid away-each Of
the seven chapters the book contains
sealed forever. No matter how many
blots or wrong figures, We cannot
open the volume TO erase or change
the record is complete so far
Our past is His Present! Ii is His
safe wherein is locked beyond the
reach OF our opening or genius of our
keys life records to be looked at
whenever He wills. And He calls us
TO settlement whether we are ready
or no. Oh. that hone but good rec.
ords were against all OF u.s.
But no more Of this tonight. 1t is
not Of the past, and yet it il. All the
week we have toiled with the brain
and hand, till head and body be weary.
But now we can rest, and lift from the
cooling spring OF memory boadcts
strung with pearl drops, wherein and
whoroon are beautiful pictures. We
see n thousand faces thus. Faces Of
those who little think we see them
We hear the laugh, the voice Of friends
as we shape the pearls thus drawn
out together-wc feel the earnest
grasp OF heart warmed hands, and live
over again the years that are lost, as
traveller would retracc his steps, and
stop only at the most beautiful places
he visited in the years ahed.
And as we look these scenes over
we feel lonely tonight No one in
the room save ourself and the unseen
spirits which fill tho air, and which
come aud 90 at our hearistilled bid
ding. Tho white dial of the watch
bcioreus seems tonight so much like q
face we know, often have our eyes
rested thereon. We listen TO tn,
"ihmk quick-think quick Of the heart
work Of this little mechanism, anC
cannot half think.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

A BAnY erAnnED TO THE HEART.-
One Of the must singular acuidens e
We have heard 60 record for many
year occurred at the residence Of Mr..
Ninare. near Jones Station, on the
line OF tho Cincinnati. Hamilton and
DAYTON Railroad last Tuesday night
A married daughter, who lives in
Kentucky, was on visit to the old
homestead, with her child some sew
euiecn months old The little ono
being hungry asked for a piece Of
broad, which the mother ordered the
servant girl to get.
The latter picked ~ the child in
her arms. took a long carving knife
from the cupboard, and started down
the collar steps to where the bread was
kept IN going down her foot slipped,
and rs she fell the knife stood point
upward on the steps, the blade Of
which penetrated the heart OF the
child, producing almost instant death.
Tho pen fails to depict the grief Of the
almost heart-brokcn mother when tho
corpse OF her darling babe was brought
iuto her presence. The house which
only u moment before was a scene OF
JOY and feStivity, was, by singular
accident turned into place Of mourn.
ing aud sorrow.-- Gu. Times l6fh.
I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
A Fathers Sacrifice.


Almost noted and wonderful instance
Of devotion TO dnty was shown by the
bridgcman of the Newark and New
Jersey Railroad yes,erday--indecd u
devotion that seems unnatural, for the
man ia question sacrificed bis chld's
life to save the lives Of others.
James Decker, the man in question,
is employed to open and close the
draw-hridgc or the Passaic river
Yesterday morning Decker, as usual,
was employed upon the bridge, accom-
panied by his son, a lad Of ten years.
Some vessels requiring to 90 up the
stream, the bridge was opened by
Decker, and the vessels permitted to
pass through. There was not much
time TO spare in cloaing the bridge, .
train being due there in a few minutes.
Slowly the bridge turned on its table,
and when within few yards of its
proper position, Decker heard the
shrill whistle Of the locomotive on its
way to the Jersey depot. AT almost
/ the same moment he heard a cry for
help coming from beneath the bridge,
and looking down into the water be
observed with horror that his son had
fallen into the river, ard was strug-
Cling for life. lie could easily have
Jumped down into the water and saved
his boy, but the train was coming on
at rapid pace, and the bridge was
still open, and to save his son was tC
insure the destruction of the train.
Parental love is strong, and it was
strong in Decker; the FIRST impulse OF
the father was TO leave the train tC
its fate and save the boy, but th,
devotion to duty overcamo parenta
affection. and he instantly determined
to save the train by closing the bridge
The draw was arranged with all th'
speed possible, and then Decker rush
cd 10 the assistance OF his child, but j
was too late, for the boy had sunk, t'
be seen no more alive. He obtained
assistance. and in few minutes rce0v
cred the body OF the poor little one
Great, indeed, was the fathers grief
although he did not regret the decis
ion that ended his sons life. This i
an event almost without u parallel
and seems quite as Improbable as ar
many of the scenes described in th
I. yellow covered literature of the day
His action was so thoroughly unsc
fish, so noble, as to appear not onl
improbable, but unnatulnl.--A Yddl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
THOS. S. WASHBURN,
SCALER OF LOGS,

Glen Hope, Clearfeld County, Penn'a.
attention to the SCALING or LOGS. and
tskcs this method Of Offering his services to those
who nay need then. ANY further information
can be had by addressing as above. je2O-ti
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

"Ah, Jenny = said sympa.hizing
friend to a man who was just too lato
for The train, "you did not run fast
enough. "Ycs. | did, said Jenny,
"hgs J didn't start sson enough
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

The Abolitionists claim that the
negro is equal 60 the white man, be-
Cause God created them both. Upon
that logic the Sunday Mercury thinks
q jackass equal 10 Brigadier General
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
pR. S. j. AAYES,
UReEoE ifAS DENTIST

SURGEON fffsA DENTIST
oEef 90 Main ST., cmechvlio, "a,
w I'LL make professional visits, for the con
w ronicucs Of the pablic. rolnmoue ing b.
April. lsf0. as faiious. was
Luthershurg- First Friday Of every month.
Ansunriiie-Fir.t Moaday oi every inouih.
Lumber city-Firsi Thurslay Of even mouth.
Spending two days in either place. al ofaers
far uork should be prsstrtei m the day oi b =
arrival % each place.
~ Teeth extracted BY The application q
lnonl ancsihtss comparatively without pan
hli itird. cf Bcntal work guaranteed.
1.-The public viii please notice. that "
D.. rhon not engaged In the above visits may
tt ilund IN BE olire, in Carwousviile, Pa.
CurVcnsville Fcb 4, lses. s-%'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
| nmINIsTn ATnn's NOIICN.--Nl

pmINIsTR ArOR's NoTICE.--Note &c
Y ishrrehy riven that letters Of admipiltraiion
"A The estate oi zAcuAniAn 7. ltreA- declared
late Of Decatur tavuship, Clca'hcld county Ia ;
ba,inr been duly granted to the undersigned
sU persons indebted to said estate ~il please
40 immadisic payment. rnd those haFin
eisims or demands will present them rropef'e
.atl e.iiraiod icr settlement without delay
.oS 4, JACOB WISE. Administrator
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

D,IssOJuTIOR.--Tho partnership hereto
fore existing between the undersigned in ihc
i--r,antile husincss ~ the borough Of Lumber
r'tg. under the uamc % kirk spencer was on
ne lsih inst. Dissolved by mutual consent
The books and notes arc in Cue hnpis ei u, rs
-r,ncrs. Tor collection. Ai per-, hno"'N /.
,t.....i,.s Indebted To- said firm vii plcaso call
.,,5 .,,,,s ,iibout delay. ISAAC KIRK,
'7' n. W. SPENCER.
Inmbsr CITY. serl. Is. 'og. Iaent 1.-1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

The New York Commercial SAYS:
the first question that disturbed man
was the "woman question" and
thiuks il bids fair 20 hs the set
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
Job Work,

ssgle quire.......s2 so quires, pr. quire,sl IS
d quires, pr, quirc, 2 90 Over 9, per quirc, 50
HANDDILLs.
ihssi, IS or less, So 90 sheet, 25 or less,s5 90
sheet, 25 or less, 90 l sheet, 25 or less,lo 90
Over 25 Of each Of above at proportionate rates.
GEO. n. GOODLANDER,
Editor aud Proprietor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03
p3. j. r. WOODS,

PHYslCIAN a SURGEON.
uarinr removed 10 Ansouvillr, Pa. odcrs BIZ
professional serviees 70 the people % that place
Lai the safroaIing country. Ali calls promptly
lt.-aralo. Dire. 0m pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-03

A pusSIsTRAToR's NoTIoI.--le'ier,,
n of Administration with the will annex ca
non the Esisic Of John Dickinson, late o. ".en
Iispc. Coarscld county. have been gfnn,ea lel.,
-. .,d those inhibited will make payment 70
~ ,,,5ersirned or 10 Wm. A. Wallace. his at
y, !. ,csl.-..scid. Ps' A. s. DICKINSON.
/" 80 ,eg- n, Admr. d. n n. G. T. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

IN AxrTy PLACE, IN THE REAR.--A YOUNG GIRL,
III aged II, to mind children and make herself useful
Can DO seen a The residence OF her pars1tA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

400 4TH Av,, ONE DOOR From 18Th ST., IN THI
cook thoroughly understands her business Les
city reference Call for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

OA n WEST 18TH sT., BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH
OfO avs.-As competent seamsress In private family
good operates Wheeler Wilson machine
good city willing and obsng Can be for
Two dayg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

400 1sT Az, BETWEEN 18TH AND 2sTH sTs., IN
fslO the crocbery store-A young English woman as
70 carabiy Of an obiging disposition Can be seeu
until engaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

40 EAST 18TH ST. BELOW isT Al rRoTEs rs;
BY the day. cooking In all branches first
class city reference Can be week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

A1H Sd Av., CORNER 18TH STA RESPECTABLE
4tO girl cook washer and honer; Is good baker
her busness good city reference Call for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

one BLEECKER ST, NEAR CHRISTOPHER.-AN
COO American person as first class seamsfess and ope-
rator and ft chdrens clothes; would assist with
the chamberwork; give best city reference. Call
address, FANNY G..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

OS7 9TH Az, NEAR 0sTH STA YOUNG GIRL AS
Ll chambernaid and to assist In waiting waitress
alone in first class private family boarding house; best
c}fv refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

AZ EAST 4rH Stan ENGLISH LADY 10 YEARS
~ Of OF sterling WORTH and In every capable to
undertake the care of family desires position house
keeper should servants fa can take any position for The
ernal care referenoes unexoeptonabe Address u A. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

27O TTH Ay.-A YOUNG GIRL AS cHAABERMAID
- and waitress, aud to assist with the fine washing;
best city reference from her last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

= 9Th ST., NEAR BOwBRy,-wEr NJ RISES AND sICl
rurssa, with reference, want situations; large nunbs
conatautlv 1t hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

OH WEST SiST ST. NEAR It'll Av., FIRST FLOOR
Al woman Of long experience wishes employment by
the day week at dressmaklng In families would cut and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

O11 EAST 9th ST, BETWEEN I'D AND Sd AVS :
Z1EI young girl chambermnd and waitress or walt
Ing aone good city reference Call for two days, top floor
front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-16

900 SPRING ST., SECOND FLooR.-AN AMERICAN
DLC girl to do stairs work and plain sewing TO take
Of chren good references Can be for two
MARGARET PITTS.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
T EwIS Il. WOOD, AUcTIoSEEa.
L.. VALUABLE
IMPROyE., REAL ESTATI

In Jersey CITY, only two blocks from the ferry
BY order of toe Court OF Chancery win be sold, ars.
day, Feb ls 1863, Al O'Clock NJ 81 Tayors Hoe In
Jegsey City
l. Brick three story store Dwelling, Greene st.
ST. also brick three story store and Dwellings
No. lbs Greene -.
q Brick three story Store and Dwelling No lS7 Greene st.
g. Brick three story Store and Dwelling No. l39 Greene
4. Frame story Building, No. hl Greene st.
pied as q market; size OF lot, S16x75.
g. Brick three story Dwelling No ~ York St. 2D 4rf0xS6
d. Large frame Building, 75.8 In front by ySt Deep
four high, with extension 1890 lots 76xu0
Hotel. III
Z. Brick story store and Dwelling. No 81 Mongo
merry st. 2bx0 with two story extension feet deep; lot
25xi0O; now occupied a hrst class drug store.
&. Brick three story Store and Dwelling No. 81 Montgomery
ST. 2bx30 with exensons lot 2Sx00 now occupied AS hrst
class grocery store. -
large extension rear; lot 25xlW
10 Commercial BuildngsThe four story brick Buildings
the oil Montgomery and Greene ss
cupyn IS fe bv 60 with SKIS space IN
occupied first class stores the hoor
basement and the upper stories BY Law onlces.
II. The four story brick Building No. LOB Greene st.
86x50x75 fitted up for stores and dwellings. ie
above situated the main business streets
and 10 the heart of the business portion Of Jersey City
within blocks OF the ferries Corand and Desbrosses
and the most auable property
offered at public sale in Hudson county.
Terms OF easy. and made known the day of sale
For and full particulars apply 70 the suconeer, No.
69 Montgomery street, or the undersigned
7s1 w. b. WILLIAMS, Master In Chancery,
l31 Hudson street. Jersey City
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

Horses Carriages Harness. &C., ~ q which VII be sold
without reserve the private stables, lSa Ne tNthfvsev
~n.h street, O'Clock Friday, February 49, consisting
~xOnc par gray Horses about ISL high gene and
raec, nearly lut TO order BY hrewstrr BALDWIN one
lined, shifting top Phaeton, by Wovd
Bthcrs together other coorad lined Goachea
one very tine Wagonetts, trimmed with morocco
1iue box Wagon; several shifting top wagons also
sets OF double anh single light and heavy Harnes made
nv Dnnaonbe and celebrated MAKERS of watch
olngies paitea, Whips Saddles and Brides, Rnd number
Seserv0.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
r .BotAkT, AucrroEEEs;
u Nf.lS DAY

d. THIS DAY,
at l0H O'Clock the sasliQn rooms, No. North william
street. Household Furniture vagr auis sofas. Lounges
mahogany Chairs cae ROC iers Wasb.tands Bed,
steaes pure Hair Mattresses white wo0 SEnKess Kitchen
Furnite French plate Pier Glasses 20 Can Peaches
70 boxes Chocolate Tea, Counters, Tumblers, &c.
Also,
mortgage ssfs Desk Counters Beaver Chin
chs Cloths, yeslngs, C4ssnefes Vests PantAoons Tai
lora' Shears, &C. CHARLES A. CLARK,
Attorney for Mort gageo
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

rIENRY TELrvkn, Auc1roNEf R.-oFFlCE tT
nroadwny, srt.s thts day y. lJa O'Clock, ~ i1H ~.
Ms,t.s psre iohh s,reei the enre coaly Furniture
nlnrd Il, four SLOW hOns 1hls sn~ vii be worth the NJ.
anton Of all M OF urs class f,uni,urc. sat positive
CatsOsuaa At shlc.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

JpY CAMPBELL a. CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- viii sell this day, commencing VI O'Clock 70 close
Business positively rs Broad street, bctween the Corn and
Fixtures and furnilure OF that
ffs and ming saloon known toe Broad
Street and Dining koous, viz. "a Ine walnut
s0guer complete Fixtures copper Drawer SINKS
aud Pumps and cncased back Lhelvng Lilies burglar
roof Safe superp Chandeliers doz oak dining
Chairs II dining Tables, other Tables doz nne silver plated
Rni Forks do2 tine tea and table spoons, dnz.
butter Knves silver plated Tea and Coffee Pots, dor.
plated Sugar Bowls doz syrup silver plated Cans,
upright patent Boier and Heater for sieaing
AMI cooking heating house. carrying l0p pounds
steam; Ranges copper Cooking uenss ovens Steamers,
to1 pony Cream Pitchers, silver plated; dox superior s
plated Ale Mugs doz hne silver plated Casters Cut
Bos superior copper coffee and hot water Restaurant
Eo,ers Bakers, Crockerv, Glassware kcuen Utensils Fug
n,tura, hc In fact everything ~ ani about premises
Also Lease OF lernises three from Mny
next cheap rent eter with months Liquor Lccnse
all viii be sold reserve positive sale rain or
sne restaurant Spectators buyers dealers special
sy lnyled. Full descriptive catalogue NJ safe
= CAMPBELL, dr.. Saesma
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
SALES A. AncrIoN.

III day, February i6 At 1cS A. NJ at s5 Myrtle avsaue
Washington avenue, Brooklyn bniders Hardware Aso
Cutlery Wood willow Ware Fsaey Ware, Ao suitable fos
housekeepers and others.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

TAMEs N. MILLER, AUCTIoNEER.
81 OFFICE % PINE STREET.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
At III 81. Marks Place, THURSDAY, Feb. 1s.
JAMES MILLER Will sell by auction on Thursday, the
18th ins all the Furniture IN house No. l. ~ Marks place,
comprising elegant rosewood Paor and Chamber Furare
Eeds Bedding Carpets Curtains, kante and Pier Mirrors
Ware, Paper Mache chars Work Boxes Writing Desk
Crocsery Kitchen Utensils, &C., kc Sale TO commence u
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

DaicK PROPERTY FOR sALE.--rw0 vALu ABLE
ID riecrs OF Brick Property 2s each situated
~ the Hudson - miles ,ouh Of fespnrg VII ue tgd ..
s9oeiock For parculars apply TO WM N. vi kPLAN,K,
No Park place New Yurk. j. J. MONELL. Newbarg. or
p. A. ykRfLhNCk. on premises
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

DY BARRY 4 CO. AUCTTOEEERs-Pos AND
ID unreserved auction sale OF magnificent Household FuIni
tufr v,iuabc Panoiorc Garpets
In the large resience 1855 Nne,eenin stree
Houuh Avenue Irving this day (W
ncng u O'Clock precisely. This sale Ia worthy the
attendance purchasers the furniture May,
sopsirtn. OF ELEGANT PAror furriturc, astin
also In reps, Centre Tabea. &C; elegant Bedroom
turnlsnc IN walnut &C.. sso p,nhs ~ NOUN snIn.nf.,
catalogues.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
yrrvnY .. npnrs, ArcTlovrER

rrEGRY y. HERrs, ArcTinNEER
Ill Observation-Disclosures.
Auction sae ut The sesreop, lss Broadway Nednes.
.sy Fehruary H. 10 o'clock comprising Fnrlef and ret
o6,o Suits, Lining Room frrnfe Bous iases cene, Side
and Gard fahcs cArrpts. Nirgnrs, hca Reidlns also
general o. Kitchen Ot3nss. with waiOn ihe sale
xll eOmmnnce
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

fSEoRGE COOK, ArCrIOHEER
IL Hnndione Household Furniture.
Ihls Aav, nj IA O'Clock, ~ t9 Liberty street,
prr1r paflor Charnaet AMI Library suits, hicacAscs n
pl,a Once nfd nluinR Room Furniture. Also second han
rurnitufe IN variety GiaAs and Plated ware, sc.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

IfREN HATHEwAv, ArcrIONEER, WILL sELL on
~ Wednesday, Feb NJ AT n O'clock ~ l9 Chatham street.
large assortment OF Hue Wines, Liquors, cigars, Groceries
o.. IN, entire stock Of Iobter declining business.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17
4 UoTIoN SALE. N. TAYLOR, AucrIoNEER

A DCTION SALE. N. TAYLOR, AuCTIONEER--A
n chance for housekeepers; magnificent Household
S9!nure Furnished less than ii5 months a. COS, Of
mansion ~ West Fifteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues commencing At 10Y ocockDrawtng
rosewood Planofoe Bookcase EnSegnure Etagere, Mar
turtsns Velvet and Brusses Carpets Paintings BY
srtsis Bronze staiu. Clocls va,s. rosewood and ws
BsddinR Mirrors Extension Table superb sets Glassware
China sverwsre Linen Cutlery Basement Kitchen Furni
Descriptive catalogue III the house. N B-Paries
wishing attend his sale take Fifth Sixth
avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1869-02-17

L. A. LAWRENCE, AuCTloNEER
II. tap H. H. Lota. Continuation sale of Lots Wei
acsday, FEB H. at tue Exchange ssssroon No l Broad
way, at " O'Clock.