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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
THE COUNTY PRINTING.

The Legislature will soon meet. Then
the citizens Of this county irrespective Of
party will ask that body to repeal the
Special Printing Act passed last winter
for Juniata county. 1t is a detective act
BY it the Comm sioners become Court
to sit in judgment en-. and award the pub
l:c. and other printing. There is no pro-
vi.ion in it to restrict them to q Just
award. It is an ac, that imposes no
penalties for violation. 1t is uuconstitu
iional. and If submitted 10 a court of us
tice would be so declared. ana yet under
this "eo called law" men claim to compel
obedience to their ruiinss. without. pro-
per examination, and then also claim
that they are not responsible if their ac
tions do not accord with the principles of
law. Le, tie act be repealed. Let our
Honorable Senator do justice to his con
stiruents Let the Law stand ~ it was
previous to the passage Of any Special
Act for Juniita county. Or. let law
l.. passed that will give the County
Printing to the two papers that will pub
lish it for the least m,ney. The. tax
payers woald be this g.in-rs by such =
law. and the county printing would br
brought by it to the common level on
which contracts are awarded. namely. by
giving them to the lowest bidders. The
State printing i. let to the lowest bidder.
Il Juniata better than the State =?
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

In New York on the 2lst inst, Juag.
Fsncher. in the Supreme Court. granted
an order Of arrest asain.t Jay Gould. on
beoaf of the Erie Railroad Company
The sfidavits on which the warrant of
arrest was Issued charge him with wrong
fully taking for bis own use. while in
control Of the Erie road, $500, 900,
mooey belonging to Erie stockholders.
Gould was taken to the sherifrs office,
where be was arranged to give bail, in
the cum of one millions of dollars, which
be did.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
HOLIDAY GOODS!

| have added to my extensive variety "
LAMPS and TABLE GLASSWARE.
kee- MOTTO CUPS and SAUCERS. MOI,
TO MUGS. and TOY TEA SETrS. an g''...
rsr'eiy. Als". VASES and FANCY T0lLti
SETS. of the handsomesi drsgns IN
These goods / have imported directly lT'1
Europe, ami my prices are as low as aDy ~
porter Can sell the same goods in either N'
city or New YORK.
4. J. WEIUNER,
Nos. 3S South IN and 90 Straw berryh
Philadelphia, Pa
y My stock of CHANDELIERS "
pccially adapted to Churches, is very 1917
Books of Drawings. showing the des'gn
each chandelier and bracket, will be sell y
request. noy6-2m mos
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

A SENSATION was created in San
Francisco on the 22ud inst, by the pub
lication Of letter disclosing plot be-
tween Laura ID Fair and a restaurant
waiter named Frank to poison Judge
Durnell and Alexa nder Campbell, coun-
eel for the people. The waiter Frank.
who reveals the plot. says it was formed
before Mrs Fair second trial. He states
that the lady tried to induce him to put
poison in Durnell's house or into the
milk eau at the door.
At the time this was intended to be
done a woman went to the lstter's house
aud :old Mrs. Durnell not to leave the
milk can out. The matter was concealed
from the public, but has been investiga-
ted by Chief Of Police Crowley. Judge
Durnell. and all the counsel in the case
Some thought the waiter insane. but he
had plan of Duruell's house ia his pos
session.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

COLONlsTs of British North America
are preparing to hold a macs meeting.
in New York. in favor of annexation.-
Influential parties who represent that
cause, in Philadelphia aud in the provin.
ces, are asked to cooperate with the
Society of the United Colonists, which,
until recently, assumed only very cir
cum rcribed influence. The movement of
the colonists, it is said, will be simul
taneous in Philadelphia, Chicago, St.
Louis, New York aud New Orleans. In
all these cities large numbers of annexa
tionlsts from the provinces reside. There
are at present some ten secret organiza.
tions in Canada, New Brunswick and
Prince Edwards Island whose sole aim
is Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
MARIA SENTENCED.

Hugh Maria, who, few years ago
in the interest of some parties in Pbila-
delphia, attempted to kill James Brooks,
and who lately shot Bill McMullin, was
,entrnced on last Saturday by Judge
Paxton to pay fine of 81 900. and un.
dergo an imprisonment in the State Pen
,ten'iary for period Of six years and
nine months.
Maria. after the sentence, declared that
McMullin and others were the parties
who urged him to shoot Brooks Query
Who stands behind McMullin. The
citizens of Philadelphia should not rest
until the matter has been satisfactorily
sitt,d The Press speaks of the confes-
sion as follows:
A glimpse of the neither side of Phila
delphi. is affnded in tue confession of
the fllow Nara. printed in the PtesS
this morning. 1t shows us the profes-
.ional politician, arsassin. burglar. and
thief in the most vivid col"rs. There
are, it appears from this document. a
band Of lAwless, reckless men in this
city. banded together by the closest of
ties. who will murder a mau for the small
Gum Of two hundred dollars. The ouly
question now is their determination. 1t
can be done by punishment. This gang
should be brought to trial. If they are
not, we may e1pec. assassination to be-
come one Of the leading industries of the
city. Our authorities arc surely not
atSsid to prosecute these men.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

NEARLY three hundred Italians are
now at Castle Garden. New York de
frauded of sll their money by band of
emigr.nt swindlers 1t appears they
were induced to leave home by stories Of
the advantages awaiting them 1t Buenos
Ayres. At Aarseilies they were led to
believe that vessel would be waiting at
New York to take them to Rio, and ar.
rived to find that they had b.ea cruelty
vr0pged and robbod.-Press.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

THs Indictment against Tweed, the
Tammauy chief numbers one thousand
and fifty Pases. Tie. lawyer who drew
it up and the lawyer whose duty it will
b 70 examine it, must be prodigious
workers.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
RIIRXEDTO DEATH.
Tvo children in the Flames Explosion Of
sLamp-Fatal Result.

Two children in the Flames Explosion Of
Lamp-Fatal Result.
An accident of heart rending char
.c,er occu, red in East Bethlehem town
ship Washington county. last week says
the Ernmiser, resulting in the death of
one little girl. aud the serious imperiling
Of the life of another. aud all from the
imprudent or careless handling of carbon
oil. Monday evening. November IL,
rhortly after Henry Brister, lives about
two miles back Of Fredericktown, had re-
turned home with a half gallon can Of
carbon oil, one Of his daughters. aged
abou. twelve years. picked up the can
ann proceeded to 6ll coal bank lamp
imprudeutly neglecti"g to e1ting"ish the
lighted wick of the lamp. The result
can readily be imagined. Before she
had completed the filling the oil became
ipuited aud the can exploded. setting her
clothing on fire. and burning her flesh in
q checking manner. Her clothes were
literally burnt of her person. and all
parts of her body were more or less In
iured. She died about three clock the
next morning. after suffering the most
excrucisting pain.
A younger sister of the unfortunate
girl, who was standing near at the time'
was al.o badly burned in consequence OF
her clo:hiug becoming ignited. Her i"-
juries would probably have been sudden
ly fatal had not the other thrown buck
ct of water over her, and thus succeeded
in e1tinguishing the flames. 1t was be
lieved, at the date of our latest informa-
ton, she wOuld recover.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

On TIE 2nd inst, fire broke out on
the corner Of Railroad street and Fifth
avenue Scranton. at half, past ten o'clock
P. M in liquor store. and. despite the
exertion Of the FIRE detartment, spread
to the adjoining properties and resulted
in the almost entire destruction of FIVE
large buildings. Tho loss will exceed
$4,000.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

Tue celebrated stallion Socrates, own
ed BY Mr.. Ralpbs. Of Philadelphia. and
valued at $40, 900, and the noted trotser
Camors, owned by Louis Morris. Of Bos-
ton. and valued at $4,000. died in New
York on the 22nd inst, of dropsy.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
CAUTION.

THE public are hereby notified thai :,
l. following articles of property have ot'.
purchased by me from Thomas Moors' ". !.
Two Cows. three Hogs. one Breeding ~ sa
and eight Shoats All persons are thers..
hereby cautioned against mediling or lD'"
fering in any way with said property
Nov. 4, lS7s-3t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

ABOUT twenty stores, shops, saloons.
&c comprising two-thirds Of the bust
ness portion of the town of Galva, Henry
county ILL.,. were burned on the morning
Of the 2ist inst. The loss is estimated
1t 100000, but the statement il
probably exaggerated. The insurance 10
put down at Sl75,0OO.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
Atw Advertisements.
EXECUTORS SALEoF
Valuable Real EstatA
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Al
filiutOwn. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1872
The following described p. oper,y. to wit
4 Valuable Farm situate in Beale townshi,
said county. about 6ve IN les west of Patie,.
son Siaii"n Z. Il. r. and ABOUT one mil- fr,u
Johnsiovu. containing
One Hundred anil Forty three AsrS
and Fifty FIVE Perche-. net The Improve.
merits are
NEW FRAME HOUSE.
BANK BARN and Other cutbuiiiings, veil
of cool water nf the door. and running vs.
ter on the premises The greater part % Ii.
farm i. cleared .nd the balance well timber.
cd The band is limestone and has g-1l
qu,rries on ii, and IS convenient TO s,ore
and scho ID.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent Of tie
purchase money to te paid on day Of s.e;
forty pr cent. on Ap~iI l. 1873. when Deed
win be delivered and possession given. Uns
half to remain in 'se property during the
lifeii'ne of the sliow, Jane Gsliab-r the
interest thereof to be paid to her annual.y
and the principal sum at .er death toh,
secured by boni AMI mortgage IN the prem
ises.
Also. Fifty shares Of stock of the CNl0y
NATIONAL BJSk OF PHILADELPHlL.
Terms. cash.
AIso, Sixteen shares of PERRYSyILLg
BRIDGE STOCK. Terms cash.
AL-o, Two shares Of MIFFLISTOWy
BRIDGE STDtH- Terms. cash.
Also One GOLD WATCH. Fifteen Hun
GreI Busi.el- of LINE. more or less. ID
srncks, aud Eight cords of PINE NODD,
more or less Terms. credit Of three mchias
with approved security.
esS- Sa'et c,m ncncs at O'Clock P. "
of s,,d dag, when sttcniance will be g;7sl
by
JOSEPH ROTHROCK.
Executor Of ihe estate Vf Robert C. Gallahsr
d,ce~sed.
Nov %. 1925
Trial List-Cecsmher Term. 1872.
Samuel Nurphy " Dsni. C!msn.
Suuhh & S...u!b.u.u - Jonathan Esl
E!zsbeth Nri',v
James =. Hirs. .+;,u'r. Sc vs. Isaac Eirs
j. D. vii; ct - ~ Jscnb shelby
Cvcrscers Of P,or ~ Nllf.rd township u
Lewis i;urchh-li
John SheneInf va James CnDlirr, EIeE
James Smith ~ : I NcCu;lrch
" Wilson IS Amos n Martin.
thriSr!sr Eeun-r W Jic"h Hines
Jonas iie.rnf.r " Samuel Alexander.
Rah-cc, i.h 10" '. .J1I.rr- \ Clark
Aihrig; 5. l,o.wic@ vS -:.sa5 ani Beaji.
min turp.
Vim l. Nufcstne - T.:uI1,i o, ".
Emanuel Bur;ls vs. t'arhzrio~ S,:tnin.
II McCi-il::n We o u. :. nsh 49,
c!=,ioh ami George Goshen.
Noah \ E,i-r ~ J ,clh : Thomss
josiah Fo-ler solomon B,ns-.
Henry Rock vs. Y Spigrluio,er and P-'''
Daib-rt
G-prg- Diem "a X knufr,a.
Lsir,! i Bell W James Bnrns
r Van Irwin va Abraham Sirber.
Samuel Ard VS. John Adanr--
X f. McNEES, PrOiAg. /
PrutEonoinry's Office. MifHin-
town. Oct. 50. 1872.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

WITHIN the past week buffaloes have
been so numerous along the Santa Fe
railroad, on the western border of Kan
sas, that trains were unable to run with
safety
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

Bsensel 4 Fssseobough's esllissy. at
big Nine aa.. near Ashl.nd. Sehuylkill
ecss'y vss destroyed By IRE on The 2Oth
inst The fre is supposed 70 have bsa
tbs work Of "a isoendiry. Insured.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

THE President has pardoned Il. G
Young. Of Alabama, who was sentenced
to ten years in the Albany Pepitentiary
for engaging in Kuklux operations
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

BosrON has had a third great fire
Rand and Avery's printing house wa.
the last victim of the fire fiend Los.
10000.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

A TERRIBLE snow storm prevailed in
Western Minnisota six days last week
Fears are expressed that party of eight
hundred railroad hands beyond SLEEPY
Eye will starve to death before assis-
tance can reach them.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
AGENTS WANTED
INSECTS AT HOME.

100 pages; upwards of 40 cuts; q ~
page engravings. just the Book for ih'.
hgent rural homes'' THE drawings "
faithful representations of Insect and fl'n.,
Send for Circular. Address GEORGE BEoO'
ia North Seventh ST., Philadelphia
nOv6-lE
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

A WASHINGTON uaa has entered Q
libl-. ruit in the Washington Couri
sgai"st J. ". Forney, laying damage-
A. $4,000.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
A Horseman Takes tho Prevailing Disease.

A Horseman Takes the Prevailing Disease.
Many publications have been made
recently regarding parties taking the
prevailing epidemic, but one which WAS
reported yesterday exceed. any previous
ly described. About two weeks ago,
James K ilkellen, who lives, on Bedford
street, above Graf, in the Eleventh ward
and who is carter by occupation, had a
horse which was taken sick with the
epizootic. The greatest care was be-
slowed upon the animal by James, aud
he, daily rubbed the horse down aud ad-
miuistered euch remedies as he could
procure. About week ago. while cur :
rying of the animal. some of the virus 8
from the horses nostrils was thrown upon
his sore hand, and day or so after it
began to swell. the inflammation gradually
extending to the arm, and increasing uu-
til last evening. the arm of the unfortu-
nate man was about the size of an ordi
nary mans leg. The physicians who
are attending Kilkellen have Little hopes
Of his r.covery.-finsb"rg Gazette.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
GEO. P. R0WELL L co, 40 Park Row, New York
S.M. PeITeNGlll L CO., 81 Park Row, n. Y,

Arc our sole agents in that city, and are au-
taorised TO contract for advertising At our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
aassted to leave their favors with either Of
In. above houses.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
Mrs. Ssuthworth's New Novel.

The Artists Love and Other Stories.
By Mrs Emma ID. +. N Southworth.
and her sister, Mrs. Francis ilenshaw
Baden. will be Published in few days
by 4. h. Peterson Il Brothers. Philadel-
phia,, Pa. 1.-The Artists Love and
Other Stories" will be issued in a largr
duodecimo volume, uniform With Mrs.
Southwor o other works, and sold by
all Booksellers at 81 IS in cloth or $3.50
in paper cover or copies will be sent by
mail. post paid, by the publishers. on re-
ceipt Of price. All of Mrs Southworth's
thirty. FIVE books are put up in neat bo <
cloth. full gilt back E. &c. Price SCI %
The following new books have just been
published by this house. aud arc spoken
Of very highly "The Outcast and
other Poems. by author Of Beautiful
Snow The Lawrence Speaker be
ing a selection of Literary Gems for
Schools and Private Study. Within
the Maze by Mrs. Henry Wood. Wild
Oats Sown Abroad, by L. B Wilmer, a
series of Spicy European Private Letters
from the Portfolio of 4 Gentleman of
Leisure. My Hero," a capital English
love story. "a Lonely Life" by new
writer. Rome aud the Papacy." from
che Fr-,,.oa.-ofS.~ S"sss.s~, ~s.i. - LEO ~
the present Pope and a new edition Of
beautiful Snow" with handsome illus.
trations.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

The Oldest and most reliable Institution i''
OBJ aiming n Mercantile EtucaiieR.
E=2r Practical business men a. instructor
For information. write for circular to J.
DUFF * SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
[noy6-3A, e0m
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27

the present Pope and new edition of
beautiful Snow" with handsome illus.
trations.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

Mr. BOUCIcAULT. SHAUN THE POST
Mrs BOUCiCAULT CMiss Agnes Robertson) as
ARRAH or THE KISS
Mr. SHIEL BARRY. s........... MICHAEL FEENY
Each EvENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE at q
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

DOOTH's THEATRE BOUCICAULT.
ID Edwin Booth. Proprietor and Manager
MR. AND MRS. DION BOUOICAULT
Miss Agnes Robertson)
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

(uiOICE BRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS cos.
~ SANITY on hand, at moderate priccs can bc had III
the san Francisco Cigar Stprc 81 University place
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
INDUCEMENTS,

NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Twenty third street. corner Eighth avenue
ooe Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTIN DALI
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES NJ AUCTION.
A LIEN r. MINER, AuCTIoNEER
n Salcsrooms So Chambers and II Rcadc streets.
b. Allen b. Miner < Bro,
SATURDAY, 3cTUBER -,

A Lien b. MINER, AUCrIoNEER.
shffffDaS, hfftiIa 5;aS5 5e45SER &hsGS Il,
nAsSs6a s5 ssT'S5; Sa Il Sssds SSRSiunr Ss
Velvet Tapestry. Brussels and rhfeepiy carpets; gilt
%a@S na
Tp sss %nEfp marble
Washstands, Comnodes, L5rrses Rockers Patent Sofa
bsR ss ana caf
bs Ss aoe S Gae es ss Mat a
a4an gu nF amS ra
and Silver Plated Ware in variety, &C., &c. '''
AAnss.n,x AEs 80 ,,,,,n ! rr,x,xo. SAFE!
= q and q, AZ ~ O'Clock.
Ts 81 sss 'fG T ns
snea sy NJ E SSas SS X asens rsTSf I East Fourteenth
street New York, ana exhibition iree, day and
evening AZ Si' 'fGsaviPfSf GEhviff ART ROOMS.
he a a ready am man no
stIsrs y For,any, vibcrt Istae, merzcq Daz RICO
Ss Seysr
Nehiis, lioeuet Leray, veriin, iennert, &c,, &c. ~
A RcH. JOHNSTON, AUorIoNEER.
IA Office and salcsruom 81 Nassau street,
Big sale of Household dPpGilsa FPppSniue, es i0s ONCE
JOHNSTON VAN sGSs e new Win sell on Saturday at
lo1 O'clock # their saesroon 81 Nassau street large
@ S sesss s hand nns a Ds s
large ass9r'men' = r. q kitchen Furnae
Also 20 Sewing Machines.
Also 4 fine Pianos.
RcH JOHNSTON. AucTIoNEER.
once p oppose ssssPS ,Ss Post . Ssee sasssu street,
JOHNSTON yas r9s TsssETH sTfT VIII MHrs ss on Monday
II O'Clock, at their salesroom, - Nassau street,
Tor account o. d,m whom ona i nay concern to pay
some 500 ounces Of Sterling Silver, Tea Sets spoons,
Ladies, Knives, FORKS, Tongs, &c.
IS elegant Turkish and Persian Rugs.
A LBERT b. wALDRoN, AucrIoNEER.
MhH2ssb Hns bs4 bss"SETs sSTSaaa hhpn,Ss p isi. &C.
wArpRos COOKE M IN aili 8sspos sa as above 10 the high
est bidder ~ PhRf,oR fase' ANp LIBRARY srrrs,
yryNq gs5 srsfss TklssKTsd MrTds9sssF GssFrrs
i'edaiing Of q every description.
Office and other Desks,
prpsFEsBs Fss' snExGs GlffSffs Sfssffgy @ssHsy.Sps
bedding, ,Crumbco 0icloths,
ceare rlfr Mi1r9fs ARR Essenson sns cSfisss Tsses
THE HsEEF EErysfA yIgfk afSifHsss 3s FssfEs &C.
0S SsSE@{ Hs1y ssssss eS %a.ss;s 6SSssp a'
TOT rWs BTGSYs i'fS'Y,s R91s R%hb iisysssG swysAssGos.
nne hand made Harness,
Blankets, Whips, Robes, &c.
A CALDWELL AucT!oNEER.-sO WORTH
A S and second hand
Suits panoories, &c, &c this day csaturas al II
o'clock, at 70 Nassau street, near fuion.
AUCTION SALE :, $
hya'infhai anis nE9'Ss ba3 Tulips aea
at II A. NJ atNo sJohn street.
wM. ELLIOTT.
Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

TACOB BOGART, AUCTiONEER
THIS DAY, OCTOBER 10,
at ii o'clock at the auction rooms No. North William
street, genee Household Furniture, consisting of Parl0r
suts cotags Suits Dressing bureaus Wasistands Ward
Carpets Ocoth, Mating, Stoves lot Tools, Crockery,
Kitchen Furniture and new goods &c.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
LUKE rIrzGERAIp AUorIoNEER.
At IJIs O'clock, at their saIesrOOmS,
95 Chambers and " Rcadc streets,

A LUKE FITZGERALD AUCTIONEER.
IA. Large sale OF Household Furniture,
this Saturday morning. commencing at l0a o'clock at
private residence 2O West 2d street 9th avenue con.
tsting OF oNor yO lots by catalogue viZ:Magnccnt Ia
octave rosewood Panooe parlor Suits Mirrors Curtains
Oil Paintings, Bronzes Bookcase, 5uJ volumes choice
Books Chamber SUIT rosewood and walnut Bedsfeads
bureaus and Washsands, wnrirobcs, dc., Mattresses
Dining R0om-Bulet, Chairs, solid silver and plated
Ware, Centre and Extension Tables. Sale positive.
~ B.--Goods boxed and shipped
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
MORRIS WILKINS AUCrIoNEER,
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD rTAN0roRTE
FINE CLASSES OIL PAINTINGS, SUPERB
CARPETS, SO. AT AUCTION.

r. IT, LUDLOW co. will sell by auction on wedncs-
day October q 1872 at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the private
resdence 2l9 West Fourteenth street. between Seventh
crimson satin brocntel; ebony and Mnrgueterie Round
Tables carved ebony Marqueterle and rilt Cabet fine
French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors, rosewood Piano
Tables, Marble Figure Rcbecca at the W,n elegant Oil
Painting OF Madonna by Sasarate also ST. Jonn Cleo
natra Beatrice dc Cenci and others; fine SILK and reps
Cnrians, Lace Curtains &c mahogany Extension Table
and Dining Chairs black walnut Hall stand and Chairs
rosewood and mahogany French Bed teads, Dressing
Bureaus Armorie a-Glace, Commodes, Washsands, &c.
tres Pallasses, Bolsters and Pillows: large number
OF Engrayings Moquct velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oil
coths,n large quantity OF China and Glassware with
which the sale will commence.
Catalogues at No Pine street IS East Seventeenth
street.
Vl will sell by virtue of an execution, this day, Oc
tober 10 1872 at lDs o'clock, at l22 Forsyth street.
tents OF bathing establishment Bath Tubs, Mirrors,
Chairs Lounges, WaslistaEds, Tables, Clocks Chande
liers, htovcs, Lead Pipes, AZ. BY order
AUGUST fETRIE City Marshal
DoRT MORRIS LOTS AT AUCTION.
Fine Dwelling ana 1--WE v;-, sa,iwesf corner Of Elm
street and linton avenue, will be sold by ADRIAN H.
MULLER Auctionccr, on Tuesday October ~ at noon,
at Exchange salesroom, Ill broadway, New York.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-R FIELD, sHERIFFS AND GEN.
y eral Auciioneer, saesroem l2l Bowery will sell this
day. at II o'clock at No 62 Broadway room No 10
Sas large Table MAls@ Gafsi S@sFRe sh sSs
3. RrlILy pepy. n:
THOMAS WILSON, AuCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM 222
L Bowcry, will SELL this day, the entire stock cf GOLD
And slyey Watches, Jewery Chains Kings, &C., Icing
Bowery Sale e2mni,Shsingg n 2Sock Catalogues
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
ARRAH-NA-PoGUE.

ARRAH-NAP0GUE.
Mrs. NJ Agnes THE rus'
NJ EAaH sf ASb
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DooTH,s THEATRE NEXT WEEK
oharseter act rsq kEiskT snd jEssIE SES%S Ths eenaa
retain hs drama sc pTGyrs1mss I VIZ
P PFRBaY ah1s Msse e eaos sn Mr.
pear in his and greatest Irish and
Mrs. bcpcicag % % revive her celebrated chaiac'er
ana SATURDAY nariASS, fRESaPfso PA o'sn5as. Ga1 a
The % ws Drama
orSsss BY him NM ,Tr y LS4Sa SE%4oS
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Jessie 'f sSSeHi ssSIs miss assS
'' Seats may now be secured.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
~ Proprietor ..............,Mr sMERipaH shvDn
TIs theatre il now the most ccnyeneny arranged
fairly radiant With ali that experience can suggest and
SiFSG WEEK 8s6 %SAsArrD SUCCESS OF
sard0us last and Miss sss' zxs Hsy s Trsn expressly for
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hne Mr. ND srx nsrS. Mr. Edward @ n%S
Edward Sr snret s Mr Eaarrns r "f Mr.
Claude Burroughs and others
Ofthe manner in which the play Is presented the Even
Ing Express says:
rhe play is presented in chaste and elegant
ser tlat ts cennpsd prospery ennnct be d9bssd Ths
ANYTHING THAT has YET BEEN SEEN UPON TaE
pictures, OF being rich without gaudncss and chastc
AGNES MaTiNEE EVERY SATURDAY AT ~ O'CLOCK
Seats secured two weeks in adv yanco.
Box Office open every day nom sA NJ. 10 o5PM.
Carriages maybe ordcrd FOR 03H
MISS EfHEL'S ENGAGEMENT Is LIMITED TO loo
NIGHTS
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