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The New York herald., 1870-10-22
- At AUCTION.

A DEIAM 3: lER, AycT!0NEER
dkx "a eS s * srss 1sD5s 6N HS hF
TON HEIGHTS lFlSryFous L0rs ON BROAD
= sssiion 90 TaS October ai 1870 Il u O'Clock, the
EIchsngs saIs.r$s; II Brosaway, by order Of the
sa''u'r1 q Aqd}issasSsVi sfEEs S2EH 2iE0HsassfiaSns siSns
containing an astrOn nfssn y twenty-five lots each.
wNoroN HEIGHTS,
;ss ssss ss 5cs.ps e rae sna
nss sf 'i liz e time a
reserved a' osof9 Ss'of AND MOST DESIRABLE
81 III %sD a2snsa Il RIVERS
and Of the beausi ey lying between the Heights and
~ ~ ssasGss sHaSHy GRAN
= not ;ssy:..; ;sss5, q 7 ,5s y.c,slrr
no" being sossf In si. si dssSHa 8
Tss asen ss ss p 'ssS M 81 ssi
rs ''a''' Gssn s1Ss fhE hsA ied ssDsos ss N RIVER
vERsiDEi e PARK.
BEAUfriFFhND P1cruREsouE DRIVE
SS S q : ps o.
hill BY beautifully. j.dsd drive with the Boulevard.
1h0 property Il 1SS1 1sNrKA2 .s2ri f%ks arays from
BY way Of Harlelane, now 81. Nchola, avenue, and
Broadway turning Broadway tho lett at l65h street,
where \ prominentm boardia placed.
LSO FIfTY-FOuR
Lots adjoining the we descbed property and fronting on
which is to be wide maxas i, one Of the best roads on
the island.
THE NEW TowElAT IGH BRIDGE RESERVOIR.
now nearly nnishsdv ten completed distribute 70. %.
highest point The pro1rty ~ be sold under
RESTRICTION AAINSr NUiSANCES .
Seventy per cent may raipn bond aud mortgage OF sn
premises.
s s y Ai ss.:1. s Of n
80 Nassau street. q.
An omnibus will lrcnort Washineton siatIon 20 IN
Iand on the arrival OF lhA 10 NJ and 80 p N. trains iron
Thrticth street depot and convey visitors 10 anu ou
the property free Of charge.
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Lien B. MINER, ACTlONEER.
n BY ALLEN b. NNER BROTHER,
ate
HENRY H. EEDS 4 MINER
(orta LLhed iB17l.


(esatbhed is47l,
salesrooms 95 Chambers AMI n Reade srees ArtGalees
6l7 and g Broadway. ,
On SATUDAY, Oc,Uer "a, at 10Y O'Clock.
Mt our salesrooms 95 Cnmbers and y Reade A1rees,
ELEGANT HoUSEHOLIF U kNIfURt rosewood fihnos
Mirrors Carpets de-, renved from an uptown
for convenience of sale an made to order bv Summer
Moore and other hrs cas makers consisting q & ts
and Mante Mirrors, Books rosewood ana pack
nut Parlor Suits ormolu rounted IN brocacl satin anu
secretares; gilt marble t Console Tables and Gnafs
rosewood EaCeres Cloxs and Bronzes Centre
Bookcases Lounges and Esy Chairs, In reps ara cahe
Olce Furniture, carved back walnut and rosewooa s
Bureaus Washstands Warirobes Commodes Chairs, Cot.
nut and OAK Extension Tables marble top Buets Dining
Room Chairs In eather China, Crockery Glass and Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery &C. &C..
Also. at ~ o'clock,
Rosewood TX octave Piano, made By T. r. warner Co.
New York
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Lien B. MINER, AUdONEER
a BY ALLEN b. NER BROTHER,
Henry H.eeda Miner,
Estathed 1e47.
sa,errooms 05 Charnrs and n Reade Streets
Leeds Art Galeriel7 and Sl9 broadway: -,
On the evenings OF FRI.A fsh and SATURDAY, 2th OF
October, at 7y1clock each evening,
OPENING ALE OF FINE
OIL PAINTIN0AND STArpARY
AT THE LEED ART GALLERIES,
sl7 AND 81 8lBROADWAY,
comprising the PRIVATE OLLECTlON OF Wen Known ,n
In OF desrae PICTURES ~ EMihEMI ,EaI
AND FAVORITE EuROPEN An d AMERICAN AhiiSI p
Also two invoices OF fnaoreisn Pctures just received
from Europe with numF Of high class PICTURES consif
buted by American artists, eir latest productions.
On exhibition aud froniondsy. Gath inst.
Particulars In time.
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A LIEN B. rNUlfEEgs NUlfEEqgs AucTi2EEEExRY AZ als Ne RYRornER,
Late HENRY LEEDS & MINER.

Late HENRY IL LEEDS AlNEh
Established lS473
Saesrooms No 95 Chambers and Reade streets; Art Gall
leries SIT and Si9 Broadway.
On Saturday. October o. nj IL O'clock at Our saerooms,
Nos. 95 Chambers and n Reade streets,
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
original OIL Paintings by favorftc
American artists; also number OF pieces OF Paris made
Furniture imported order; together with large and
varied assortment Of household Furniture Carpets, Mirrors
Ii In
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A UGUSTUS A. SHULTz, AUCTIONEER.
IA $4,000 worth OF

A UGUSTUS A. SHULTZ, AUCTIONEER.
"A x2b.O00 worth of
Magnificent Household Furniture Paintings,
Bronzes Drawing Room.Suits, PaDoforte, Statuary
slverwsrs Mirrors. Velvet Carpets, Cabinets
The Household Furniture and
Works of Art offered al auction this season.
On this day SATu KDAy) at the elegant mansion,
81 Fifteenth street. Fifth and Sixth avenues,
al 1919 O'Clock.
Rosewood Panororte, celebrated maker; Drawing Room
Suits Pompadonr stye) satin brocae richest de-
scfipon; Eageres secretae Bookcase EncognuIes Can
terbury Tables Jardnieres Brocate
Lace Curtains; Velvet. Media lion Carpets; Paintings ny
artists Bronze Stauary, Clock, Vases, Ornaments,
and walnut Bureaus Bedseads, Wardrobes Tx
tension Table Seboa Casters Tureens Salvers Lounges
reps Basement, Kitchen Furniture N. BPar,es
wishing attend this sale take Fifth stages or Sixth
q.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

A UCTIUN CE.-Lh
N THIS DAY SATURDAY.
commencing at l0A O'Clock, LUKE FITZGERALD Auction.
eer, viii sell ali the elegant and costly Household Frnitue
contained in private residence 3 West street
Sixth avenue viz:-Four rich Parlor Suits covered
in satin brocate rcps rosewood Pianoorse Cur
tns Carpets, Turkish Chairs Etageres Bronzes Satuary
Paintings Bookcase and Ornaments Dningroom FUR
nitucExtension Table Chairs Buffet solid silver and plated
Ware Urns Knives Forks Spoons Dinner and Tea
Sc,s &C. also Bedroom Suits In walnut and rose
wood, style Louis XIV single Bedseads, Bureaus Wash
stands FEATHER Beds Pillows, B0sers, Bedding Blankets
and Capes also Basement and Kitchen Furniture In all 40
lots of useful Household Furniture Goods boxed and shipped
for
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A Lien B. MINER. AUtONEER,
n BY ALLEN Il. EEH BROTHEH,
LATE HENRY LEEDS MINER.
(Fstabled 1919
SaIesrooms M Chamh and ~ Reade streets.
Leeds' Art Gallerid7 and $40 broadway.
Messra ALLEN r. MIN. BROTHER will give their
rcrsnna ,ttcnton AZ cnsasry for the past years. TO
sales of Household Furnt at the residence OF lamies
declining housekeeping, aa their spacious sacsfoons
95 Chambers street, extend through 70 heaoe secs'
also To- stocks OF Merchanf AZ owners stores. and
Works or Libraries GET, - ,,rNnp
" ~ HENRY ID. MINER.
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NoD sTRFEr-HARpSOME ROOMS FOR GENTLE
- ID wives iu brown house house g5 est
aso ss RooIns "a " D location and hrst
Table
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"I, I,IRLIoTHECAn ExrRAORplNARY.

IplBiIOTHECA' EXTRAORDlNAkf.
II Messcs. LEAv1TT STEEBEIGH y 20, CLINTON
Hail. place. announce that they viii sell by auction,
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday cvenogs o'clock
the Library of James Il. Hervey ESQ., Bcevile r. De- an
unrvaed collection of Books In the rcheat and most ee
SAINT bindings This probably s the most aha
aray Is small the catalogue numbering between oo, And
600 iots but at of than $3u0 AN average or
than &5D per lot Catalogues price oo cents may be
had Of tue auconee Books on exhibition day and evening"
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p. TRAvER, AUCTIoNEER. !, ,..
u Elegant Household Furniture Carpets, Ac OF private
residence 81 West Fifteenth street near ritn avenne.
TRAyER EsLER VIII sell on lnesday ne Hooosr ets -, IT,
Mirrors &C., to order OF the latest Styles q.
cost of upward $4,000; also choice collection oi nne o
on Paintings by eminent artists, rosewood fiano e.
ciHce ~ the auctioneers, SO Liberty street.
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RCB. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
n Once AMI salesroom ~ Nassau street. opposite the Post
Household Furniture.
JOHNSTON K VAN TASsELL will sell this day tSatur-
1917 O'CLOCK their esroom ~ Nassau street,
Lar &c ment Of Household Furniture.
CARPETS-Velvet BrusseIs, Ingram Rugs, DC.
MIRROR5-Pler, Maute, Oval and Bar.
SUITS PAkLOR-ln Delaine, Keps, Brocate and Hair
cloth
SUITS ACKNOWLEDGING Bureaus, Bedsteads, single
and double
DINING RooM-Extension Tables, BuGets Cane Chairs,
&c.
BASEMENT-China Dinner Sets Plated Ware, 20;
LIBRARY bookcases, Library Tables, Easy Chairs &c
OFFICE MISUNDERSTANDING and Sitting Desks,
Safes, Letter Presses, &c.
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SALE AT AUCTI0N:'

ny JOfiN II. DRAPER CO.. AUCTIONEERs.-IrhA s. III.
~ D. awars Laokawanns and western nasoaa s woc,1 ~
Wsduc.dsy October g. st u o'cIock noon q p EacnangS
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

oOD STREET iIs wEsT).-BACK ROOM AND Red
AsD IA an5 two Rooms paror uoor 10 let,
with good Board si5ons Large aAd we tuIs ished hcef-
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

A UCTIoN sALE-THIs DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK, OF ONE
"A Back Mare good famiiv horse, two Phatons Coupes'
Rockaways, and second hand top and open wagons,
Single and Double Harness Robes Blankets &C., BY COLE
MURPHY, 3.9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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LBEkT B. WALDRON, AUCTION EER.
II S.esrooms 103 Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
Second hand and New Fur niture,
Car, ir,nrc Rod Gp

THIS DAY, at 10IQ O'Clock.
WALDRON COOKE will sell as above very fine as.
sortment of second hand Furniture, removed from res-
dences also Part Assgnees Stock including rosewood
walnut and mahogany Paror Suits walnut oak, rosewood
and enameed Chamber Furniture sold In suits or separate
pieces; Bookcases, Bullets, Wardrobcs, Hall Stands,
Lounges Extension and Centre Tables Velvet Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Drnggets, Spring, Hair and other Mat
tresses Pillows. Com'orers, Blankets rosewood Billiard
Table Iron Safe Crockery Glass. Cutlery brocatel VIM
dow CurtainA Shades, fine OIL Paintings, &c.
AT II O'Clock.
Black Pony, 4N hands high; warraned kind sound and
gentle IN al. harness or under saddle.
DARK bay Mare i54 hands hisn warranted kind, sound
and gentle In all harness under the saddle.
Gray Mare l5G hands hah years old; warranted knd
SOUND aud gentle IN all harness Under the saddle mas been
driven by auy this
-Four Seat Phaeon Single or double Harness.
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-vXrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND DAuCH-
w Ter two Rooms with Board In a private family be.
tween and Fory-second streets aud Second
and Fourth avcnues French family preferred Address,
with palticuars N. g., box ,uUt Poei ohce.
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GOD STREET, WEST, 40 30.--AS ENTIRE SECOND
- Foor all together in sutts, wh lhou priv ste
i.be, also one large Room on fourth aoor.
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81. EAST TWEEry.rIIIRD STREET, MADISON
LO sqnare.-1o o rent, with board n Second Floor; also
Extension han Bedroom; a handsomely iur-
lnshed private required.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

aoD STREET WEST, NO lia.--FURNIsuED ROOMS,
Lsc With Board, for gentlemen and their wives OF single
gentlemen. References
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUsEKEEPERS,
N hotel Keepers and the trade.
Large Household Furniture sale,
this Saturday afternoon, ~ O'clock athe large dwelling
residence No West Tenth street. Fifth avenue vevet
Prnsses Ingram Carpets Panoforte rosewood and walnut
Paror Suits fables Lounges Bedseads Bureaus Wash
stands. Mattresses, Bedding, Mirrors Curtains, Paintings
Clocks Vases Bronzes Buffet Extension Table Bookcase
Corner and other Etageres, Glass China and sverware
Cutlery &C. Sale positive. All goods must be removed AZ
hoIlns 4 lnl Sala
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

A UCTIOE SALE.-NO. 12 TENTH STREET. NEAR
IA Fifth avenue.--EDWIN NICHOLS CO., Auctoneers
Office SO Beecke street. Magnificent -four round coinered
Psrlor suits rich Bronzes Paintings, Works Of Art Cocks
Mirrors rosewood aud walnut Chamber Suits style OF Louis
XIV. Library Bookcases TABLES, Desks, Turkish Chairs
Lounges This day morning October % ut O
O'clock at the elegant residence IL Tenth street, block
west Of broadway between University place and Fifth ave-
with reps and haircoth Bedseads, Bureaus washsands
Comnodes spring and hair Bedding, Lounges
Rockers, Mirrors Clocks, Glass; China, Silver Ware: Cut
er Sfdeboard, Dining Table, Sale positive, rain or
shine. Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

A HANDSOME HOUsE--oN PARK AVENUE, NEAR
N Thrty-nilth street, 70 rent
H. A. j. LYNCH, ~ and "a Cedar street.
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O1IH STREET, 20. TO LET, WITH BOARD,
IN Iaree second story back Room with southern
sure bafroc N aajonng; ample closet gas, hot and
cod wafer terms very reasonable.
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yrrANTED--BY A FAMILY or -FOUR OR FIVE NO
w chidreu a suite of three or onr Rooms with Board
In good location with respectable parties durosk, win
terms and particulars, H. +. II, Herald ohcc.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

Cl. EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-THE LET. WITH
s)) private table, Parlor Floor ot three private
bath, closets &c large Kocn, for single gentlemen,
without board References.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEEH, SALEs1oo~@
IL 81 broadway under st. Nicholas Hotel - an
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE, BY ORpEk Or
TROPRIEToRS ST NICHOLAS HOTEL a. IN
DANIEL "A MATHEWS viii sell at auction this das Ocs
tober 90 at l0 order OF propretors Nico
las Hotel about 25 Trunks &c TO pay charges Asn
BY ORDER OF fROPkIETOkS METROPOLITAN
HOTEL, =.
an elegant rosewood Bedstead, two Mattresses superb
carved rosewood Dressing marble top with extra
large French plate mirror drawers lined with saa WOODY
elegant With marble top; very hne ma
hocany Warope the whole have been but little used ana
are sold to satisfy Q lien.
The New York herald., 1870-10-22

07 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE
4 nue.-Handsorncy furnished Rooms to let, with
hoard suitable gentlemen and their wives parties OF
sinule gentlemen. kelerences reQnrel.
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A Periloua Advshture-DariRs Exploit by I've
Spanlarda.

Two brothers named Rodriguez, spaniards
~ their names indicate, came to Father Ed
ward Purcell and asked leave 10 put In order
tho lightning rod that runs up the tall Eplre Of
the cathedral, at the corner Of Plum and
Eighth streets. Tho Father told them that
tho lnAuiators on the rod wore broken, and
other repairs 10 H. no one could tell how
much, were needed, but be besought them IA
put up scaftolding In order to get at the rod
which was 10 be repaired Having been com
mlssiUncd 10 do the work they proceeded to
the execution Of ID without delay.
To the passcrs along the thoroughiarcs the
slght 81 two men threading their way up the
outside Of the spire was full Of interest Com
Ing out Of the splro at one Of the Lovrc win
dows, Just above the dial faces u the tower,
the men swung q ladder partly by rope
dropping down lrum n narrow aperture just
below the base Of the splre, and partly by IL
hOokA caught upon the stone moulding
around the next story above the tower. Up
the pendulum ladder Oncof the men elambcrod
hanging 20 the rungr like parrot 10 lts perch.
On the ledge Of the moulding the hooks the
ladder hung 10 was good base Of operations
A haha dozen ladders wore provided. One
was drawn up and planted on the new base
and lashod in place, both at the top and bot
tom. The top touched the last Lodge Of mould
Ing In tho ascent, the base out Of which the
arose.
On tho streets for squares distant along
Plum, In both directions, and along Eighth
castwardly, witnesses watched tho ascent
while near the scene tho pavcments were lined
with spectators, The two brothers were on
tho scene by this time, and the ascent up the
splro proper had been commenced. The first
ladder 81 this final series rested on the base Of
the spirp aud was laahed TO Il both at the top
and the bottom, by ropes passing around the
spirc. The two men carried the second lad
der up this one, dashed the bottom Of the
| former 20 the top the ladder. The next thing
was 10 secure This last addition Of climbing
apparatus. One Of the brothers climbed Il
while the other held It's base. Up In that
dlzEy height rope was thrown around the
H. until Ave or six ladders wore strung In the
series tho topnloat reaching within two or
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16


The GaIoiio Of Saturday evening has III,
following news Items
TUE Fourth ward Conservative have aI.
pOinted vigilance committee OF Samuel z.
Brown, Christopher Lyles, X. 7. Lucas VIM.
Nelson, Joseph Padgett NlmTOd holland jas.
frames, X. q. Chase, Samuel Jefferson, Vim,
Summers, and Stephen Milburn, whose duty
u Will be 10 sec 10 II that every Conservative
voter In the ward shall register.
4 YOUNG NAN named John HaminiIl,
son Of the late Patrick HamilI, who belongs
20 the U. &. Marine corps stationed at the
Navy Yard In Washington, while on a visit to
Ids relatives and friends In this city, attempted
10 commit suicide this morning by drinking
landanum. His attempt was discovered In
time 10 prevent his swallowing an overdose.
Tue Mayor has been suddenly called from
the city by tho death Of his venerable mother
which occurred nj her late home In Fairfax
county,
Tm COUNTRY In ibis section OF the STATE
never looked more beautiful or gave promise
Of more bOuntiful returns. The pastures arc
| green and luXnrlant the Wigs fun OF berrles
the fruit trees loaded with fruit tho truck
patches are nourishlng, and The crops all pre-
sent promising appearance.
A YoUNa MAN named William SyncoN, an
employee ut Greene cabinet factory, had his
hund caught by o saw there on Thursday, aud
severely injured.
TnE HLRS and out-hauses Of Mr.. Hawloy,
on tho Back Lick road In Fairfax county,
were fired by an unknown lneendlnTy on
Thursday evening last and entirely consumed.
FnTT MoRNoSs, In two cars, passed
through this city via the o., A. and NJ. II. r.
yesterday evening, on their way 10 Utah. II
an the females belonging 10 the "Saints" are
~ uuprepossesslng In their appearance Of
those seen here yesterday, Il Il no longer a
mattgF Of surprise that a man can have rs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

Another FATAL Boiler EXPLOSION
About o'clock yesterday morning, on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, engine
Knoxville" attached TO the western-b0und
freight train, conducted by Capt. v. A. Rob
ertsOn, exploded a short distance above the
tunnel, near this city, Instantly killing the
fireman Mr.. Richard Atkins, and dangerous
y, perhaps fatally, wounding the engineer,
Mr. David Callahan. The unfortunate are,
man had the top Of his head blown com
pletcly %, and his body dashed against the
aide Of the elf, opposite to where the acct
dent occurred, 10 the height Of fully 80 feet
whence II rolled back on the track; shape-
leas and llieless mas, presenting horrible
and reyOltlng spectacle. The dome Of the
locomotive was hurled up the clld a hundred
yards Or more, where II now lies. The engine
Is perfect wreck, the whole portion d IL
known toengineen as the "wagOn-box " be-
Ing shattered In Fragments aud the boiler for
more than half lis entire length being torn
Into shreds The "KnOxvillG was an old
Norris engine, IN use on the road before the
war, but i said 10 have been regarded a. safe,
The train was Just about 10 stop for wood at
the time the accident occurred. LyHch5urg
Neios, IAN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

DfsiTtgi n ooiunlbid, WdaAtagfba GiaHiv, 10 Fh!
] In the caso Of william NlN AiAHrnn administrator
81 Jdhn Bruce, d6egaasd tho adminatatOI aiorosaid
haa With Tho approbston Of tho OrlhanH O0nTt of
WhlhinFton e1Qnty aiornaaid, hppolhied TUESDAY,
the nlol day 81 May, A. D. iHu iof Tho final aatipdn
aud distribution Of the personal estate OF said deceased
aud 81 The asaeia In hand far The have been
nlleuled and TIMED into MONEY when and where all
attsnd, With haf claims piupgI toughsd ihftlnql
otllaI4n1 ~ law Do eIcludpd ln an hAaalt Ia naid
daooassdS eItaIa pl0idid udry " this drdor 90 pub,
l.hsd ones esek ~ sArle sssks "a tAs national
myifThiW A. WkDSfitR, hegistoF Of Wills.
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ORPnANs uourFi -


Dlsiriei u cpAesss, Wa.Alsgtor C,s,Hiy. 10 "a; i
In the ea.e n wIfIIAf vin hAnrKh, administrator
Of William Co.loh Deceased. he edmlnisl Afaru
q WAshinAton Comfy atqresald, Appolntod TUBS
s,nsn ne VA as5 q ~ ~, ~ To- shs ma ~,
deeeised and o. the a.s.. Ia hand far tho sang
where Al The ergos and hoiIy o. aid dqceAssd 1rs
notified 70 attend. with ther claims properly vonched
ont In sAd daoeasods estate pTovidod copy Of this
order be pgbahed once week foe three veeka In the
kATIoNAL REPUBLICAN previous a the sAld day,
mnSSiisrhSw HF- fsosM. E,ss n Mn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
ORPHANS COURT.


Dtsirtef n Columbia, WnAiagf0a ClaHfy 10 MA II
In the case Of MitIIln Van MARTIn, Admlnl1tra4
tor OF John j. Bellngor, deoaaaad thu sdmnStrator
Aforesaid has With tho ApprobAllan III mo OrhAns,
Court q MashihEtah eaanty Alptcsaid, appointed
SATURDAY, May -, A. ID. ia7u, A1F tho hnil aotlio.
deceased and o. the aHssts In hand Far no same
whore Az tho orgditnFu and kelr Of said deceased
nOthod 10 attend With thar ol1ufa property Fonohad
beneitin aid degea.eds estate pyoylded eopy q
the NATIONAL itIruntIcAh previous 70 the sAld day
Test A, WEBSTER,
myi0-ruaw lLL lRosistor d villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

THREE THOUSAND Ho0s ROASTED ALIVE
The stock-pcns Of Cats dlstlIlcry, In Cincin-
natl, containing 4, 300 hogs, were burned on
Wednesday morning. Three thousand hogs
were roasted 10 death. Tho scene Is said 10
have been as grand as II was horrible. Great
columns Of flame, fed by the living fuel, shot
upward thousands Of feet and rolled on In
dense masses Of black smoke. The outcry Of
the frightened animals, as they crowded ono
above the other into the corners Of the pens
remotest from the drc, until its rapid approach
first scorched and then consumed them, awed
tho spectators, who stood looking hclplessly
ON. Every effort was made 10 sare nc least d
portion Of tho hogs, tho greater proportion
being hopeless cut on. But q llttle over q
thousand of the animals were gOtten out In
all, aud the rest n the 400 were literally
,brOlled alive. The odOr Of burned or roast
pork poryaded the city for many blocks In al
directions after the Gre died out for want Of
fuel. The loss on live stock alone Ia estimated
at 100000. The loss on the buildings IL csti-
mated at from s2S, 900 10 f35, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16
COURT


D.stFtsf " Co'.sAla, HaiAisgtos OlvHiV, 10 gn
IN tho e4so Of WILLIAM VAN MARTIN, administrator
Of lyman heynods, deesAsed, he ddninlatrafqr afors
WAshlnaton Count af0gelaid, hppolnted ~ TuHDAY,
sn ne ta dsy e ID l9 ios ts ssl i rsSlsno9t
and o. The Ases In hand a far a. tho same have been
collected aud turned into monoy whom and where ali
tho creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified 10
Atend, With thetF olaa Rrppgrb vugehod o. they may
otherWtle hy iaN 10 oheindel ffOfn all bennt In said
deeeAsSd's eaiato provided a copy Of this order IL
Published once week for three weeks In tho DAIiI
Test ... H. A. WEBSTER
myiOTu3W Register Of Mila
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

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dAy from the QuArtermaster Generals Ofhca 10 the
ofeers o. tho Qusrtermasiers DEPARTMENT n charge
% tho National Cemeteries #
We'd respectfully, your obedioni sory.hh - .
ktatss Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-16

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