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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
NOTICE IN BANKR0PTCY.
District Court Of the United Ntatea
Southern DtsGrict OF Ohio.

I'm the matter Of the application OF Elijah
M. WINTER. Bankrupt for final dis
charge.
Pursuant to an order Of Court to me directed,
Notice is gwen to all he creditors of Elijah ".
the z5th day of March, 1865. at my office in Chill
licothe NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, and shlw cause, il
any they have, whya discharge should not he
granted said Bankrupt. And said credit tors are
further notified that the second and thiTd d meet
ings Of thu creditors of said Bankrupt will he
held at the same time and place for the purpose
provided in sections ~ and % ot the Bankrupt
Law SAMUEL Y. Mccoy, Register.
Dated March 4th lsG0-3w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Benjamin West. plaintiff agatsN Charles -
ligan. Deft aud Daniel U Bren, made Def't.
Before Virgil p. shaw, Justice Of tho Peaes
of oeking township; Fairfield county. ohie
Defendants are notified that. on The asth 80
30lh days Of January. A. u. 1862. said Justice
issued orders ofaftaehmeDt n the above 49,
tion for the sum Of es7 93, and probable eesh
$50, BENJAMIN WEST, PlHintIR.
CosSELL 4 FRIrTER, AHys.
Feb. II, IS6s--3w5T
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Z Renewed Again +!

The wido.awako and popular
boot and shoe dealer, Of Lancas-
ter. G. KoEHLER. has again renew
cd his stock and is ready for tho
spring trade with finer goods and
lower prices than ever. Sec ad /
vertisement, and give him an ear
ly call
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Olds' Store--G. w. Brock.

Olds' StOre--G. w. Brock.
1t gives US pleasure to announce
that Mr., G. W. BRocK, of the
we'll known Hat and Fur Store,
has purchased the extensive and
valuable stock Of Dry Goods, &C.,
belonging to the estate of the late
DR.. Obs, aud that he has this
morning opened the old stand to
the public. The stock is known to
be Of the most varied and excellent
character, and Mr.. Brock cab be
safely commended as gentleman
with whom it will DO a pleasure
to have dealings. More particu
lars by advertisement next week
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

9. SIEMEE, Of this city. has form.
ed partnership with l.. Durain
Of Lancaster, in the Brewery bust
ness. and will move 10 that place
about the 1st proximo.-C Circle
uile Dem.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

John G. Maaor, OF Cass town.
ship. Michigan, has been fined FIVE
dollars and taxed with costs
amounting to ninety dollars and
sixty cents. for calling u apreacher
o liar and otherwise disturbing q
religious assembly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Tho Sioux Indians very appro =.
priatcly call General Sherman
Walk. .a.heap.
The heirs of Noah Webster re.
ceiEeis25 600 annually from the
sale Of his dictionary.
Peter Cartwright is iu bis ff
ticth year as presiding elder in The
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corn is knoc high in Florida.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

The opening of the Pacific Rail.
roads 70 be celebrated on The 4tn Of
July next. The Governors Of vs-
rious States meet at Chicago to
take part in the ceremonies.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
DR. CONE


NAV be consulted rs follows in 1869.
In Lancaster ut the Tallmadge House, %
Tuesdays aflerihe Expresstra goes west unth
the Accommodation tram poes west IN the eve
ming, Feb 0; March 50; May Al June " July
10; Aug 81; Oct s; Nov. o.
I'm Amandaa tha Rockey Honse. on Wednss-
DAYS, until the Express tram goes West at noon,
Feh. 10; March 81 May 81 June ei July IL ;
Sept. l Oct. @; Nov. ~.
In New Lexington at the colhorn House, En-
Mondays, Feb. IS; March 29i May }; June VI;
July u; Aug. so; oct.l; Novs.
Or. CONE treats. Bronchitis, Laryngitis. Con
sumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and air passages, Seroiula. Enlarged
Tonsils, Rronchoctle or Rig Neck. Tumours OF
ali varieties, Dyspepsia, Piles, Neurnlgn. kpi-
lepsy, chorea. Paralysis aud general neryons
Inhutrition, Diseases OF the Heart, Liver KID
hcys Skin, Stamach, Blood. all the dlsfeses
pecnliarto Females and all Chronic and c0nrtis
tutional Diseases.
Or. Conc expects 10 visit Lancaster reguiarly y
for years. II YOU are IN poor health consul,
him. You will no amply rewarded for time ana
tronble by the thorough examination and sntfe- :
factory description given your case.
Consultation freein allcases. Medicines cash.
Jan'y I, 'eS-ti.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

The Democratic primary elcc-
tion Of last Saturday resulted in
the nomination OF Tall Slough for
Mayor, NJ Stcck for Marshal. and,
we believe, the incumbents for
Township Trustees, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
NOTICE -ToTEAcHERs.

Cs0HE Board OF Examiners will meet in Ne
upper room Of the County Offices for the
examination of Teach on the ] st ana q
Saturday IN February ana ON the
st I'd and Sd, Saturdays In March
1860.
The examination w;llbegin precisely at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and no application VIII be re-
ceiyed for exami nation after u o'clock. A. NJ
teachers WI II remember that they can Reo
certifrates at no other time and that they
must he prepared TO stand an examlnationh
photography, reading, Penmanship, Arthme-
tic, Geography, English Grammar, and Theo-
ry ofTeaching.
1. Theeharaeter ofthe applicants exaninA-
ton will be represented d on Rscale of one TO teD
-one .enoting the lowest qualification, and ten
the highest.
2. Four Glasses Of certificates will be grsnt-
ed, ns follows: First Class. valid "a months;
second class valid Is months; third class, val
\ ia II months. Hereafter no months csr.iA-
cate will be issued to the same applicant more
| than orce
,. satisfactory examination IN the theory
| and practice OF teaching. and high degree -
seccess IN teaching willalso he eonsideTed In
determining the class of certificates TO b
| granted. Nocertihcnte will be graned Gniss :
| the applicant passes m examination ~ sasA
brdReh u study required bptdln
| Owingto change in the school Laws All
applicants Will he required TO payafe OF nisy
cents, as condition Of Examination.
1 All applicants must come prepared win
prepaid envelope, properly addressed ~
w. WELSH.
Clerk. =.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

See Advertisement, in another
column, o. J.C. Lloyd, tho great
Map Publisher.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

\ ~ Communication on t"Wo-
mans Work" crowded over till
ncxt issue.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

MIR. A. L. Cook and ia mily, of
the Zano House, GAINESVILLE, werc
in Lancaster from Saturday TO
Monday, visiting relations and re-
newing social intercourse with old
friendsA
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
temperance Lecture Friday

The fifth (and probably the last)
lecture of tho course by Rev. w.
L. Peterson viii be delivered at
the Presbyterian Church on Fri.
day evening at hall past Z o'clock.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

The mean temperature of the
first sixteen days of Jdarch was
293 deg. ThcOnly sixteen days
OF the winter that were as low
we're from the 10th TO the 25th Of
December. inclusive, their mean
temperature being 25t deg.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
PittSbuTg, Cin't 8 St. Louis Railway.

t|ts IAN hhNDLE h''O ~
Or, and after June 2I. 1865. Trans will run as
follows;>
Express. Fast Line. Mail.
L'yE Columbus, 2;OoA. NJ, li:2oA. M.sls P. NJ.
Ann. at Newark, $40 " 1880 p. NJ. Si5
/" pennison, 0;l5 &" 500 " $50
q steub'viiic, $50 /" sos " $40
q pttsburg, lilo " Tas /" 1900 Mid.
/" harrisburg, a2OP. NJ. b;OoA.M.l2; P. NJ.
h" Phild'phia, il;s6A. NJ. 9;35 1850 ''
/" New York, 500 ''' li;OO g io;ii "
!" Baltimore, GAS F" l2;3OP. NJ. 5:2o +"
washton, $40 /" b:oo 900 4"
Express runs daily. Maitland Fast Line,
daily Sunday excepted.
wIw. CARD supt., s.F. sCULL, q. F.Ast
Steubenulle,o. steubenviile'o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

The ClnuDnau Gazette says
The wheat throughout the Miami
Valley looks splepdidIy. and gives
promise ofan unusnal crop, both
IN acres aud yield.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFERS FOR SALE
onvery favorable terms, two very desira-
bic small farms in Richland township onthe
road from Rushylie to New wSalem The t.acis
are but about 60 rods apart, aGd can be cnltiya-
tedas one farm II sold together. The one on
whicn reside consists of "a acres NJ good land,
with good dwelling house and nutbuildingS,
good pring, and orchal d of aehoice selection
Of grated apples, budded peaches, plums, &c:
II adloins the farms " Christian Baker and
John Woodland The other tract consists OF 40
acres, good wheat and corn land, has on y a
good dwelling house, good spring near the
same good barn, .ni large orchard OF choice
fruit There ls spring water in every field
about IS acres under cultivation. the balance
timberpd, with good sngar camp thereon.
These farm will he sold either separately or
together For rfurtherparticulars. terms, &c.
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH VANDYKB.
Dec. %. 'Gs -3mtO.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
For the Ia ncastcr, Gazette.
Poetry.
"Not every man can beapoet,

Not toftTy tnhn chh peh'poett
No morc'n sheep can he ago-at."
ANONYMOUS.
Deeply impressed with the sol
emn truth contained in this cou.
plet, We shall not, upon the pres
ent occasion, assume tho "heavenly
gift Of poesy," nor call to our aid
the swcetalyre of tho Muse but
shall simply beg leave to present
to all lovers of the "divino art
the following beautiful selection
from Kidd's Elocution. Although
the article may bc already familiar
to many readers of the Gazette,
we think, that under the peculiar
circumstances of tho case, it will
boar repetition;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
FARMS FOR SALE.


Probate Court Of Fairfield county, ono,
declared the estate Of Alfred McYeigh, deoees-
Cd, % be probably irsolveni; Creditors ~
therefore required 70 present their eIA'ns
against tho estate TO the undersigned. IoI -
lowance. within SIX months from the ~ W.
above mentioned. or they will not be entities
10 payment. Creditors whose claims have here
toiore been. preserved and allowed need nst
as.in preSentthe same. r.. FkITTkk,
Admr. the Estate OF Alfred McVsinhs dee-
lamar Y Is, ,1Ba9-GW45
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

An attempt,is to be made the
coming season 70 introduce the cul.
tivat ion Of the sugar beet in Cali.
fornia.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

A clover field IS a very rare
thing in North Carolina.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Lancaster Building Associa-

By.a resolution ofthe Board Of
Directors Of this Association, the
hour Of the regular Monday night
meetings for business will be, from
Ehe Hrss q Aprilio the first Of Oc
.ober. 7 o'pIock r. AZ. Till the first
Monday % April tho hour ofmect-
ihf 0ill coptinne to be 6 p. M.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
ROCHESTER, CENTRAL NURSERIES.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Vines. Fgoiosrag Shrubs and RlGni',
Planter's Price List Sent GratiS'
Greenhouse & Bedding Ranst,
HcrbaceouS Plants 4 Roses.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.

on the 27sh day of March, 1883,
Mt o'clock in the afternoon, At the door OF the
Court House IN Lancaster, will be sold 70 the
highest bidder. the following real estate as the
ofthe Northwest u of section IS township 10,
range II, commencing at the n. n. corner
Of Al. Cells land at a stone; thence West 10
chains and 97 links; thence South chains
and As links; thence North 7TH degrees East
II chains and 25 links; thence North 20 links
to the beginning, containing one aud hall
acre.
Appraised at $500.
Terms OF sale, ne.thrd In hand and the
balance intw equal annual installments with
interest from day Of sale.
SAMUEL JACKSON,
March 4, 1s09-Iw50 Admr. @. Nialy.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

Mr. Cooper Is an exemplary member OF the frespy
terrain Church. HIS friends repose the hivhe5t con-
h,lence IN hrs integrity, MS wisdom, MS prudence,
ms urmpess and good Judgement ana ieel conscious
that ms Senatorial will be eninently Wise ana
Malicious we trust that when no takes ms seat IN
the senate of the United States he VIII prove
an sbe and unse!ash representative oil the
new era and that he Will make wise
and noble use OF the lofty position which tho
people OF lennessee have confdad 70 his keepny
we rejoice 10 learn that statesman 40 pure IN AZ
the relations OF prvge lile so rich m knowledge OF
the science OF government, has been elected III the
place OF a maudlin ambitious party hark. IL -
fortunate that such man-Inodefate, wise, con-
seryalive and houests To be sent 10 washington at
tns critical Jnnctare- Instead OF producing suiie,
dlscord aud hatred toward the people oi tennessee
we confidently rely upon him to aid IN giving quiet
10 the people, peace, confidence and permanent
repose TO the country. We sincerely peleve that the
election OF Mr. cooper Will do much to calm the
troubled waters VI sectaran strife, proving az "
does to the North thai Tennessee Is unwlhm2 70
send 10 the Senatesof the United States man whose
heart raukies win nate anu whose election Wouiu
have beea the signal ior renewed strife.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



ARNOLD -BLRECKER.-At the Church cf The Trans
nguratlon on Tuesday, October 2e, by the Rev
samuel y. DeDnison, d. D., JOHN WILLIAM SCHMIDT
AENOLp 10 ADELINE CLINTON, daughter OF the late
John Rhineander Bleecker, all OF this city
BERKELE--W ATERBuRy.-On Monday, October Is,
ct the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev.
Theodore A. Eaton, Mr.. HENRY BERKELE TO Miss
CHARLOTTE IL. WATERBURY, daughter OF the late
Jerry waterbury, OF this city No cards
Western papers please copy.
CAMPBELL--WILKINs.-0 Tuesday, October 20, at
the residence OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Ed
win b. Russell Mr. SAMUEL CAMPBELL, Jr., OF New
YORK, TO Miss JULIA X. WILKINS, OF Albany.
DEAS-BECK.--ln Brooklyn, 4. d., on Monday,
october 25 al the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. I. A. 4. Hanna, CHARLES E. DEAN to
ENMA L., daughter OF Peter G. Beck, Esq, all OF
Brooklyn
FLEwirT-wALTER.-onT Tuesday, october 20, AZ
Ormond place Central Congregational church. by the
lcy. J. Clement French, CHARLES II. FLEwirT, Jr,
OF Birmingham, England, TO ELIZABETH NJ, eldest
daughter OF Fred. Waiter, Esq., OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
MOgFORD--GASuNG.-On Tuesday october 26, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr.
HOllingsworth, ABRAE o. MoRFoRD, OF Portcnester
TO SARAH H. GANUNG OF Harrison.
Monmouth county IN. J.l papers please copy.
SPERISG--l lsOrHERY.--At Matteawan, n. y. on
Thursday october = AT the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by the Rev. II. T.. Duncan, Mr. CHARLss IA.
SpERlNG, OF Lock Haven, Pa, 10 Li1zIF, second
daughter 81 John Rothery, Esq
Philadelphia papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
SALE6 AT AUCTION.
A ssfGNEES SALE-OF ELEGANT CABINET
IA Furniture, 10 Be peremptorfy soil
- aacson THIS DAY Wednesday,

plocate French repa iasng anu satin rosewood and
walnut marble top Chamber Suils, together separately
,osewood and wanas marble top Cenre Tables Turkish
walnn. Hall Stands, wanu. Bible ami Fancy Stan :, halr
S.r Ii rs''"D'o'' '' By order Of the assignee james
A UoTIoN.-BY sTERNBERoER 4 sCHwAD,
~ 7e Chambers street.
ship Denmark not dlschars'ng, Win DO made
commencing at 70 O'clock sonsssSs o. English Cutlery, an
Cards, with other eonsgnmepts Of American manuiac
ucrioN NOTICE "A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE
ssamad
way, near Broome street.
day. oS O'clock a. 81 Third
sugar.: ssa Fruits o. shsi hrs.
general assornen, q frssh and Choice Goods Ches,s
ssSo S ena BLACK sa assorted Mara
as sSS Ss S
lard Cocoa, Chocoiae, Extracts imported ana American
as ns i s % sa sd aG
Scales weshts Measures, Jspanned Tea cansers &C. win
3e o. entire four story sos Srows Stone
has hne front and windows splendid basement and cellar
buyers VIII DO well q a,ssaa =. ne entire ssoss sm
s. .s G s 81 win Be- ss re-
Goods 70 be remSysa mmeaisey M . Ter sss ,so o
Try COTTON, AucTyosEER JON, LARGE SALE or
gram Carpets ocoihs French plate Mirrors PIor Suits,
aaS al ss GSs o1ss rs'uss a
Bond street door Broadway The entire Furniture
pets 5sas. French plate Pier &rrar: sSs ianassrs @
and Basement other Mattresses Feather
Beds Dressing Bureaus Extension and Dining Tables and,
sale a. 80 East Fourteenth street, Union square.
RY,r COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE OF
~ Fancy Goods nice Millinery and Dress do vevess,
oa,o. Sad lsaiss 4 Hs', hs latest
iinsry and Fancy Goods elegant Hats trimmed ih
ehdrens Hats; yards Of veivss imported Bonnsts
Esnh E,Sl, w;ss. % and Fowe so.s; Of Grape. Counters.
Of FANCY Goods o. most superb and msEncsn.
soa D s the
Mirrors Glass Cases Paror sui Tables wardobes Sofas
anu Sofa Beds, &c Catalogues in tune.
RY ARCH, JOHNSTON, AUcIloNEER. OFFICE AND
Mortgage Sale Of i Household sps Furniture O~'''
viii Frdsy @ al c a. he
dence No. y Clinton place, beween Fifth avenue and Mac
dong street, the entire contents OF the above house. Par
ueulsrs tomorrow.
DY ARCH JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER
Office
second sns OF dne Furniture
% ss.s s on Thursday. oeob.
q at o2 o'clock, a. their salesroom 81 Nassau street.
make, comprising Library, farlor Bedroom and Dining
Room Furniture IN great variety
DEM r. THEALL AUcTIoNEER
Receivers saie1coths Clothns, Store Fixture, &C.,
by order of +. v. h. Kennedy, receiver.
ss Third avenue Cloths, vestings Cloth
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

A UCTION NoTICF-AT LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES,
IA hJOhN fIshER'S great Carpet and Furniture Insti.
tuton the store OF the period Chamber Suits from cas- up
Walnut suin from ass up Carpets from Is cents per yard
~ ror sss trsst sare.n, two spendid French Pier
this out and note the name FIsIiER's and No. 7I Bow
cry middle Of the block between Rvnqton And Stan ia
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
A ucTIoN BALE OF FANCY GOODS.
n RyF. COULTON
On Thursday, tho 18th Al "a Eas Fourteenth street,

Hisn cass knamehed Glove Bores, Handkcrchsf Borss.
Presentation Coffee Mugs and Plssaus work
manship never before imported country; Venetian
EnAmeicd Hand 1assea and Bronses ots TO suit private
be Artistic Deagps after Benevento Selma and other
Celebrated .ns :rs .asss Of Hsssp kg.ho, orns
sw, Wy -'ss~s ~
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
A UCr1oN NorIoE-BY HENRY n. LKEDs a MINER

~ HENRY w. bEEDa Auctioueer.
Nausbe and costly sale ~ Diamond and other jewey for
- account Of whom II may
HENhf H. LEEDS 4 MINER Will sel by auction
THURSDAY, October - at II O'clock s their ssesrooms Nos
W Chambers aud " Resde Streets for account OF whom
may concern large and valuable assortment OF high cost
diamond and other Jewery. consisting OF Diamond Ringa,
sng stone and cluster ladies' and gents do Breast Pins
nnu Earrings Diamond Crosses gents diamond and pearl
Studs diamond and emerald Rings pearl and sss and
other high class Jnwery. They will eshibon
before me sale, and All gnaIanleed a. Ieprssened.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

llY A. NJ. CRfSrALAR, AUCTlONEER.
ID Rich Walnut and Rosewood and Inisid Furniture.
A. NJ. CRlSTALAR A SON will sell Thursday 28th inst
at lu O'Clock, tg2s Broadway, Canal street,
and extensive assortment Of Household Furniture,
OF black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus WAshstands inlaid
marble Centre Card, and Dining Tables Ladies' Writing
Desks Cabinets, Wardrobes Bookcases Scboards,
Suits in brocstel and ak Lounges Pier and Mantei
Mirrors Bronze and M Clocks parlor and Manscl 0rna
Son feel every confidence the furniture n
this sale being the finest auction Goods
"a exhibition.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

RENJAMIN +. THEALL, AUCTIONEER,
ID Commercial Saesroom No. 8 Cortandt street.
OIL Paintings. Ensravngs Chromos &c.
BARKER THEALi. will sell by auction tomorrow
Thursday, a, II o'clock, at Commercial ssesroom No.
Corandt choice collection OF original Oil
Paintings, comprising landscapes Figure Flower
Pieces by celebrated artists Cropsey, Gignoux, william
Hart, r. Carey Smith. Holberton, Hszei.ine, w Williams
and others Also fine collection OF Engravngs and Chro
mos. Catalogues early morning OF sale.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

TOsEPH HEoRMAN 4 AcO-THuRsDAY. OCTOBER -
81 ION A. ~. 70 President street. Hicks street
BROOKLYN very hne rosewood seven octave Piano by
Paror and Furniture, WArdrobes Hair Matrsssse
Brussels Carpets, Oiclohs Kitchen UtsnsAe also one
wnder's best nreproof Safes.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
UcIIos SoTICE.-HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTION.
~ EER.
HANDSOME HousEHoLD FURNITURE,


HENRY IA. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction, on
Wednesday. october o. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, 81 West
Fifteenth street. between Fifth and siIh Avenues general
assortment OF dne Household Furniture Considerable por
ton OF which entirely new conssing o' PAror rosewood
Suit in green SATIN Eageres Pier aiuors and Cornioes
Brusse Carpets Bedroom Furniture black wal
nut do rosewood and black walnut Centre and Pier Tables
hatrasses and Bedding Chestnut COttpE8 Furniture
sute, Dt1ing Room Extension Table Sdebosrd and Chairs
y black walnut Dinner Service, Glassware, Cutlery and
Plated Ware &C., &c also Kitchen furnlure with
which the sAc VIII Also the Lease OF bouse
having y years 10 run from November ], 1852
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

DEM. r. THEALL AUCTIONEER.
ID Commercial salssroom, Ne. 4 Cortlandt street.
Receivers sale-Coths Clothing Store Fixtures, &c,
by order of y. " Il. Kennedy, receiver.
BARKER TiEALL win sell this dsy, at l0R O'clock At
5f3 Third OF Cloths vestings, Cloth
ing Sewing Machines, Trimmings Store FIXTURES Desk, &c.
Sale pcrempory.
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

TOsEPH sHOrGooD, AUCTIoNEER-sALEsRooM
d eU Eighth avenue win SELL nesday, October a. at
lo4 A. M a. 30 Third avenue, bstwsen rfysnth and
Notions, Hosiery, Unds Drawers Ac Of hss ciass
retail STORE SHOW Casss In loN v sat ths kAdA Sale
,peejtvA pANsn lpvltsd, - :"
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

nY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.-wILL
- se Tomorrow (ThufsdaYl general assortment OF
Furniture Tools Fixtures other goods &c. OF dealer giving
UP DusineAs Full particulars day Of sale.
CAMPBELL q co, Auctoreers, $50 Bowery
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

Ar s63 LEXINGTON AVENUE,
BETWEEN F0RTfErH AND FORTY-FIRST STREETS
comprising rich rosewood Paro suits la brocacl and velvet
Plano richly French
plata Mirrors Curtains and Cornces rich Clocks Bronzes
Oh Paintings, Vases Ornaments, solid walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus Commodes Wsrirobes Lounges Chairs hair Mat
tees feather Beds Bedding velvet Brussels Carpets
Ocoth, walnut Dining Chairs, Extension Table Buffet! rich
China, osss and Silver Ware; Gallery, Kitchen Furniture
and Utensils Refrigerator, &c all In splendid order only
abort time in Catalogues will be ready Thursday
morning. and be had together with permits to by
applying Al the Office of the anclonasr 1ee Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-10-27
HENRY b. HERTs, AuCTIoSpER, 1870 BROADWAY.
IL IMPORTERS SALE OF RICH PARIS FANCY
GOODS,

AT THE sALisRoOMs iss BROADWAY,
Comprising entire consignment Of elegant Fancy Goods,
just landed TX STEAMSHIP VILE DE- PARIS, smong
which VIII be found ren Clocks fine Bron,es Pansn Marble
China Dinner and Tea seis Jardnisres, superb lnlad
Tables Flower Stands Cigar Stands, Articles OF Vn dc
&C, which must be positively sold without reserve by
order OF the consgnec Goods exhibition aud catalogues
nov
The New York herald., 1869-10-27

IIENRY DREHER 4 Hopsos, AUcT10NEERs-is
III Bowery, sell Wednesday. Oct a. AZ l0H O'clock At 2el
Third street. Furniture Bureaus Beiseads and Mattresses
chine, Engrsyngs Carpets dcoh, CEockery, Kitchen
Uen &c. As0 elegant carved rosewood octave
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