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Mortality Among Horses.

The contractor for the removal Of dead
horses at Brooklyn, N Y. states that the
number Of dead horses in that city per day
throughout the year is between eight and
nine. During the horse disease there has
been an average of about eighty per day
until now, when there are about forty-6ve.
Three weeks ago there were one hundred
and forty-six. To remove all these II kept
men at work day and night, and required
the employment of extra horses, trucks
and men. Had not that been done the
city would have been in dreadful condi-
ton. What is strange is that none Of the
horses employed in removing the dead
horses died themselves, but all the men ut
Barren Island engaged IN rendering the
dead horses were more or less affected with
a similar disease, and six Of them had to
be brought up to the city and great care
taken Of them in order to save their lives.
The contract cannot be taken for moth
ing by anybody and the work properly
performed. In New York the New York
Rendering Company gets 100000 per
year for removing the dead animals, and it
is done on vessel which is kept floating
up and down the river. In the Same city
$4,000 per year is paid for removing
night soil, 50 that the total cost Of the same
work is 100000. In Brooklyn it can be
done for $4,000, and the dead animals
removed to Barren Island, twenty miles
away, and the only Git place for such work
as is necessary to utilize them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

FRS AND STARTs.--Spasmodic efforts
amount to little or nothing. 1t is steady
application that aecomplishes. One may
be easily fred up to do something, and as
suddenly cooled off. The team--of men
or horses-that will pull together and pull
steadily, win do the work But those
who are are always beginning and never
finishing, have more of the spasmodic than
the persevering. Moral; teach your chill
dren to do one thing at time and to fin
ish what they begin.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07
Select seortrg.
THE MOON.


ny A LITTLE GIRL TEN YEARS OLD.
In the starry sky you sail,
With your silyery light so pale
Shining bright
In the night,
When the sun is gone.
Peeping o'er the tree-tops green,
Covered with silvery sheen;
Climbing high
In tie .Iky,
Der the shady lawn,
Pale-eyed moon, we love thy light,
Giving brightness to the night;
With the dawn
Thou art gone
Gone but for day.
When the stars come twinkling out,
Thou art shining round about
On the hills,
Der the rills,
Sending down thy ray.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

Music IN FAMILIEs.--1Show us the
family where good music is cultivated,
where the parents and children are accus-
toned often to mingle their voices togeth-
er in song, and we viii show you one, in
almost every instance, where peace, harmony
and love prevail, and where the great vices
have no abiding-place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

GUMS FOR FALSE TEErH-Cellul
and proxeline are now used by many Of
our dentists instead Of hard rubber or me
talic plates Of any kind. Both ceIluloid
and proxeline are made BY reducing gun
cotton to liquid condition and then put
ting it through some secret process that
yields light, tough substance which great
y resembles horn or tortoise shell. Nei-
ther muriatic or nitric acids have more Of.
feet on il than they have on gold plates.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

Kansas City has become the great depot
Of the cattle trade by rail from the region
beyond. This season 100000 head Of
cattle have reached there by the Kansas
Pacific Railroad; $4,000 by the Missouri
River, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad 49,
900 by the Leayenworth, Lawrence Gal
weston Railroad, and by the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, 81 900
making total of $4,000 head, with So
600 head yet to come in. As conse-
quence Of this concentration, Kansas City
has become an important point for the
slaughtering and packing Of cattle. Last
year $4,000 head Of cattle were slaughter
ed and packed there, and this year the
number win be greater.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

The words of glorious old John Milton
are right words Though all the winds
Of doctrine were let loose upon the earth,
so Truth be among them We need not fear.
Let her and falsehood grapple who ever
knew her to be put to the worst in free
and open eucounter?'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

TnE FEATuRrs-We are all sculptors
and painters, and our material is our own
iiesh and blood and bones. Anynobleness
begins at once to refine mans features /;
any meanness or sensuality to imbrute
them,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

Decembor, the Twelfth month Of our
year receives is name from the Latin
ascenl--lo- The Roman year began with
March, 50 that September was the sth aud
December the 10th month of the xeat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

q f-2 Acres of Land .

This property is situate on the Nicodemus
road, one mile east Of Bird Hill, and adoius
the land of Lewis II, Knox, Phineas A. Cor
such and Others and within 200 yards Of the
village Of Pleasantyile. This property is de-
srable for the valuable Timber now upon it.
Terms Of Sdic Cash ON the day of sale, or
ON the ratification Of the same hy the Court
MANERYA A. RITTER, Murtgagee.
JAS. A. &. BnNp, Solicitor. no lets
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

One of the young men belonging to
choir here had his hair cat BY generous
barber, last Saturday. Sunday he sang
for solo, Cover my defenseless head =
and blushed ike lobster while doing II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07
TRUSTEE s SILE
OF
VALUABLE SMALL FARM,

NNHE undersigned by virtue Of a decree Of
L the Circuit Court for Carroll county as a
Court Of Equity, passed in the case Of Daniel
Bush against Daniel Frnzior and wife. will
offer the Real Estate in said cause decreed to
be sold, at Public Sale, to the highest bidder,
on the premises, On
Saturday, The IN LAY IF December, iS5-,
a, O'Clock, p. NJ. This property is situated
in and adjoining the village of Finksburg,
Carroll county Nd, and contains
II ACRES AND / ROOD OF LAND,
more or less. This land is in very produc,
tive condition, under excellent fencing, and
is improved with n large two
story Frame Weatherboardcd ASsN-A
Dwelling House, new Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn House, lei1s ~
Hog House, Dairy aud other necessary out
houses well Of never failing and excellent
water with pump in ii near the Dwelling, and
fine young Apple Orchard in full bearing
condition Of choice Apples and other fruit
bearing trees.
The terms of sale prescribed by the Decree
are, cash.
j. J. BAUMGARTNER,
Trustee
Ggo. =. ALnArGm, Auctionecr
nov Q, lS72.ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07
BLACK BERRY SYRUP.

EYOR Diarrhaa and Summer Complaints
IL use Hering's Compound Syrup Of Black.
berry Root. Sold by a. II. Huber julys
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07
MILLINERY GOODS,
RECONSTRUCTION!
CASH BUYS CHEAP !

II WOULD most respectfully inform my old
i patrons and the public generally, that |
have adopted the
CASH SYSTEM,
TO 60 into effect on the l4th day of October,
1872, at which time will have ON hand a
splendid assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Motions, Furs, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, Oil and Paints,
Glass. Drugs, Leather, Iron, Coal and Lum'
Der and IN short a general variety, Of Goods,
all Of which have been purchased for Cash,
and as shall buy aud sell only for Cash, my
margin Of profits Sill be small, ard feel as
sured tina, ! can give perfect satisfaction in
every particular. All ask Is to call and see
me and be convinced that you can save money
bypayng cash, ever remembering that ''money
saved is money made. -
GEO. EVERHART,
Manchester, Carroll county, Nd.
sept 2S, 1ST2-6n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

Men often criticisc girls fzersz eat
when Eirl has a few sl.e4'sas4s 9 "ss s
cxn. they ecnezalI, ti'ink ''' =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07
BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING!

vEvHE undersigned IL prepared to furnish
Il Ladies', Mems aud Cbildren's
BOOTS md SHOES
at the shorten notice, Of the best WSieral
and At reduced psices. All work gparg9tstsa'
JOHN BERNSTEIN,
Opposite the Office Of Crout keiisnldef,
Westminster, Md. sept II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-12-07

A person weighing himself just before
going to bed, and again in the morning,
win find that he has lost pound or more
during the night. For the most part this
refuse Of the system has passed of in the
room in the form Of exhalations from ths
lungs and skin. This is an appstizins
shsasht for the people who sleep witl
closed windows. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. IA, 1872.
ccips as bales E1ports"fo The Continent coasswise.
l,7f3. Stock, 4s,So3
Cotton dull and depressed accurate quotations be
Cork 1850. Sales, 1000. Stock, 1876.
Cotton quiet, m,aa!.ss.: sisss Re.
s ssJSs ''' 0-''' hAp0'" '''' s S's' '' STOCK
rs s ea E snS &c.,
Cotton quiet maang. ss NJ S.s. Ss a.
Exports e0aasw'e 1853 Sales Stock asss
Tobacco very active at previous prices, sales i45 hhds
n e. o. 81
s S d'9 81 g. ,sn (Which IN e:f o
S Corn IN better ter a. u at
changed Canada quoted at 81 81 e5; Rye nomnaly SOC
s for p en Corn se$ sc % ssar 8 .b
:% s Ear1 %fnss sg $50 @
New York, a9c.; to Albany lec. 49,.
Shipments by ra-L2Oo bushels barley Flour quiet and
What sna 1- sasy. s so
and G9s ana nShaTea Seeds dull at 50 60 for tim
e but one car making the supply since
M 1ssas ~ =. e. he
active and strong Prices shade better common
81 f2as ssr %si sif.
$;s '''4 s.ss ,,isss
1. snsns fs no S is. s'tS oH' h ssf q
nse S.s ss o an bet
both Canada and Western than last week Sales
Canada sheep and lambs at So rs 81 bO $40
sheep So so 81 As 100 head Michigan 81 SO
head Indiana at 81 IS 81 as Hogs-Marke active
Sales 40 head prices from 50 90 to - TO-
CHICAGO, Feb. a. 1872
Flour active and stronger for good spring and
fully 10c better than week ago. Wheat
demand; trade mostly speculave sales of No.
spring at 81 25a No. B. 81 49, No spring, seller March,
$l 26s Corn-dcmand light holders firm at 4U]pc Tor No
mixed 4oo for ear oss que, and unchanged Rye 10
~ sec 10 for No fall 80 &c seller March PORK duI
and lower at S12 30 $l2 ~; seller March, BIZ So
SIS So Green and bulk meats UNCHANGED Live hogs active
round So o5 for choice shipping lots Cattle duh
unchanged, shippers buying sparng owing to limited
choice IS 75a Ss ex,r. ss ss O. Whssey sod az e
DO corn 5000 oats, 20U rye 1000 barley and
1900 hogs shpmens3GWb bs -FOUR 5000 bushels wheat,
5000 do oats, 5000 0OU barley and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law.

The Police Can't Keep the saloons Closed.
The following communication was received yes
terday by the Police Commissioners from the Board
OF Excise:-
At meeting held by the Board OF Excise on the
18th OF February the following preamble ana resoiu-
lions were adopted
persistent agrant and violation OF sundry
provisions OF the Excise law by large numbers OF liquor
dealers and saloon keepers throughout this city demands
prompt efficient action the part OF those entrusted
with duty Of enforcing the observance of the
preservation OF order In the community; therefore
Resolved That the Police Commissioners be- and they
hereby respectfully requested TO instructions
COMPEL ALL PLACES
within their respective precincts where liquors. aes wines
are kept closed Sunday and the Board pledges
lis the of s power TO secure
the oplect herein aimed At
To which the Board OF Police sent the following
reply
am instructed to acknowledge the receipt OF the COM
municaton from the Excise Board OF the yDth inst.
request OF the Board OF Excise a reference to
the statute az such statute EXIST which requires
places where liquors. ales sold kept
sunday am instructed TO of e1lcie ut
oo0PERATIoN OF THE POLICE BOARD
In enforcing such law N they instructed that
such law exists The Police Board supposed
defect In the present law that only prohibits selling
giving away liquor Sunday, and did require the
places where liquors sold TO be closed on Sunday while
II specifically requires them be closed during specified
hours on cash uishi Of the week. =. Z. HAwLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

w ALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, Feb 14-6P. M
On Change to-day wheat was dull and strong.
The cotton market was heavy ana lower.
MONEY EASIER
The money market was easier aud the stock
holders were more freely supplied at six per cent,
although outstanding loans at seven per cent were
not as rule disturbed, while there fair amount
OF new business at the latter rate To the govern
ment dealers large balances were loaned at i've per
laterals being five and six per cent.
Commercial paper was steady ana quoted 8
per cent for prime double names.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
scarcity IN commercial bills on Europe and the
recent large demand for remittance against i'm.
ported bonds have combined to stlren the foreign
exchanges. and the leading drawers advanced their
steamer until Saturday there was not much doing,
rates at the close ranging as follows:-100s 1893.
for good to prime bankers sixty days sterling, and
ITO HOS for sight bills
GOLD sTEADY-ll0h A Il0x
The gold market was steady and dun, the only
inquiry coming from the merchants In connection
with their necessities at the Custom House, the de-
mand from this source being sufficient to prevent o
decline under the influence OF further advance OF
our securities In London to-day where the improve
ment was u per cent. The domestic market
for governments. in keeping pace with the foreign
fluctuations, allows less opportunity for fluctuations
In golu the course of which to-day is shown In the
tablet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

Wheat was somewha. Irregular, common Chicago being
81 81 Ss 30 PI
for far No Chicago IN store 81 81 81 s Tor NOT
Milwaukee in store and aaoa VI Is for white Rye was
duh and lower Sales 75o bushels re- 7lc. new
Barley Continued in moderate request with sales Of 500
bushels at Doc for tworowed State and 81 Tor up lake
bussss &c. %Sis aaSs Sc.
rKrisTsThs marsst was quiet but steady The Inquiry
i1r room either by steam or sail was very moderate The
limited inquiry for suitable vessels for pstrOsum Rates
ported to-day wers az foows~Io Liverpool BY steam ESQ
iierces beef As 3D. 40 leather Sos hops,
dom BY ,ierces lard 2Ss tons
a s' 81
OF bag. British % The
Ssnss ana SSor LUMP Italian
cum, g.. 0'A ~ .1'.' -,''. ''-''' p''''
cuS.osn.ritusa and mixed sc &C. iss sss.
Ma,s"yaso rc6nn: zOc' &c &c &c SS soc
Muscovado grocery........ Soc. aS5c.
English Islands. ................ SSc a Sc.
NASAs market or SPIRITS sas .urpenns voc:
and firm The sas' D6s in
fused. Rosn remained quiet but to-day tribe rmer.
hear e Of ss So ss 81 ssa g il ts,I.
1s fs an cr HHna mAn the
PETRoIEuN:HThsre tribe better inquiry to-day for
s'iss ns%sn Hsss
ind buzz nS aua Sa of month vac
moderate ea for refined but noteworthy
S,aSa:h Nominal 4 as k1gSsa
city At the creek the market continued duh ana day was
%Ss At $ on , and n g
was held tribe irmer quoted 2i9sc a2l4c for spot
SS: and sfs! sss
weak The offerings were small at decline saes Of go
lS 80 %t s Ss FOR ~ sa n:w
s2 for extra prime 5 Bacon in fair demand
clear Tor Western short clear ana 7se heavy
rmsf western quoted 5c city It S sae s %s
sss SSn,n%sd 5,
$40 for eS,ra mess $40 SIS for prime mess terces
quiet but Steady Small were made within the Of
1 S% %sa. Ss iise pr do but % &C.
dry ; sor ,OSd % S for picked shoulders
lSc. i4c for sugar smoked hams. There were
s1s 91Sss Sas sa the .sas
sses $50 terces at sc for good No. / and ss.c for prime
evening iooS %pr :. i6s We a is'
mote sale, a the Ms of e 5 buyers option for the
RIoEThe market continued moderately active and very
175 bags Pana at ne 7c and 4oO Ranso0n at SIC
suoAR- the market for has shade more active
to-day and .tlh continued without noticeable change. We
days previously reported The sales aggregate
quote :ouDanteriSr TO common renning, shc ssc fan
iA n to s &c Sc @ ssnn prime s
grocery 9c lo9c centrifugal hhds and boxes
!1c. a6Hc hayana-BoIes, Dutch standard, Nos 70 g.
lOhc. do, 10 49, lie 1fs4c; do. 10 20 12c l2c
do. white, lAc l2Ac Porto Rico Common TO prime
Hning, Sac. 9c fair to choice grocery Csc. IOJSc
Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos to T. no a. SC. Java
Dutch standard, Nos ~ to ~ 9Ac s&c Manlasuperor
| and extra superior, 7a4c u s5zc
remained dull and nominal at 9sc for
|
| lbs nj 9Lc., for choice civ.
HIsEEY.-Receipts, 400 bbls. The market moder
active bur Salcs $50 bbs at &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
A THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR BURGLARY.

One Of the Burglars Arrested and n Portion
OF tho Stolen Property Recovered.
AT an early hour Tuesday morning tho saloon OF
John Earle corner OF West Tenth anu West streets,
was entered by burglars, who unlocked the front
door with skeleton key. After gaining an entrance
10 the place they also unlocked the door OF the sale
with skeleton KEYS, and carried or ST. $50 In bonds
and $972 in money. The fact being reported to
Captain Washburn, OF the Charles street police
station, he. In company with Detective O'Nelll,
from descriptions given them arrested former bar
tender In Mr.. Earle's employ named Theodore
Woodruff Tue latter. upon being arrested, admit
ted the charge and stated the bonds were concealed
In liquor saloon at the corner OF West and Des-
brosses Streets The officers upon visiting the place.
found the bonds where woodruff had directed
$3.50 OF the stolen money. He was arraigned before
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday after.
noon, and remanded to tue station house until this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

nna other levers OF shenic and nshenic earacter and
that diseases find their active factors
House drainage tight jonted pipes efficient in waste
and sewer pipes with free outlet for gases by continuous
open mouthed pipe beyond the roofs OF
houses carefully provided in all dwellings and other build
prevent much sickness suffering and death often at
trbnted mysterious and unexpanable Respect
fully su omitted,
MOREAU NORRIS NJ. D. CITY SANITARY Inspector
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
SPOTTED FEVER.
Important Official Commune
cation.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Meeting of the Board of
Health.

At meeting Of the Board OF Health held yester-
nay afternoon the following reports from the various
bureaus we're received ana adopted:-
The Sanitary COMMITTEES respectfully submit the following
report Tor the week ending February ~, l512-
The City Sanitary Inspector reports total OF 1854 nspec
lions BY the Heath Inspectors as follows viz % public
buildings 695 tenement houses So private dwellings, ~ other
dwellings, manuactories and workshops, 10 stores and
wsrehouses. los stables ~ slaughter houses mill IA ma
yards courts and arsas "a cellars and easements "a
piggeries, Il other nuisances. 3SS
. STAGES AND STREET CARS,
land lbs visits to cases OF contagious diseases The number
During the week rs complaints have received
Eens referred Inspectors for atom and
report His report shows that during the
hne corps have rs premises where
were found and have dsinected fum.at n houses
al prvy snks together with clohing bedding &C. A. cases
iof smallpox were removed to toe hospital by
4 THE AMBULANCE CORPS.
His report also shows that 46 sinks and cesspoos have
been cleaned AID dsnected by the night
permits of the Board and 76 loads of night soil
FROM the city Permits have been granted 10 vessels
ischarge cargoes vouchers from the Health Ocer of
the port
The vaccnsng corps visited 1908 families and per-
formed 0556 vaccinations OF which 664 primary
E,o92 secondary.
There have also been 2s cattle inspected market
yards of which % found bruised
The following a comparative statement contagious
diseases reported for the two weeks ending February
Az, l672:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

Total. OH oU
middling the have been
as fcows-L.s. evening February 200 notice on 2tth
1OO 2Sc, 1Oo at "a 7l5c April 20 at 22szc May 800
23c., 800 At 29sc 300 At 70 16i6c June, LOO at 23
sc. loo :, 22Ac 100 at q sise at 500 at g
70 7l6c 7s0 at 22Sc, 800 at 22c, 200 At % 7l6e 800 at
22hc 200 at 800 at 2sc 100 at 2sc 1901 y gi6c
BOD sisc 200 y. q i9lss sO e. a aI.SS
400 at 23c 2OJ at 2Ssc 800 at 20 Bloc 400 at 2 june
600 at 2O0 at 20 3isc 100 % 1lsc 800 At % 36c 800
1850 bales Grand total aiSsO Bales, Rate, cotton
closed steady foowsTo Liverpool by
steam, I'd by sail, ai6d To Havre BY steam. lc gold
sail. Nc. To hampurg, by steam, Nd, compressed To
BY SAT-, 20 To-, gold. The total receipts At the
ports Galveston, 1856; New Orleans 7,lOl
Eobiis 778; savannah, e1; charleston, 6s4 vii.
mington, 2 Norfolk 1870 Baltimore 49, New York. Sol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bunk were
as foows-
Gold cleared cal I 70 600
Cold balances 2,401, 1T
currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2, 303
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

bNstu on COttOO running Qualify
than half trade above below grade quoted
FLOUR AND AIs.Receipts-Flour, 4o46 bbs corn,
40OO bushels oats 80 do. meal, 600 bbs 6l9
bags barley 90 bushels. The nour was dull,
unchanged AZ the close there nigh
grades OF winter wheat and rather shipping
brands The sales aggregate about 126Oo bbs including
2o9 dds OF ana Sov obls superhne Corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
CLOSING pRICEs-5 O'CLOCK ?. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WHpNHspAY, Feb. l-1P.M.

WEDNESDAY Feb, lisp. M.
CoFFEE.The market still continues quiet but 6rm for all
descriptions There sales reported Wequoe: Car
goes Rio, ordinary, 1ehc l61c. fair lie. IKE good,
IKE al7c. prime isc alskc, gold in bond, sixty days;
Maracabo 2oc 2c LaTuavra. 1eSc. 2c st. Domingo,
In bond, l4c. 41c Java 2Sc. 2c, gold duty paid.
CoTTcN.-Tbe demand for cotton the spot continued
very light and chiefly for consumption. The market
steady Future aev in fair request at from
40 DC. higher The sales reported on Change to-
day sum up as follows
Copsumpt iop. .,.,,......... 4s7 10 5o2
Speculation l5 12b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
A UCTION SALE OF

A UoTIoN SALE OF
On this day Thursdnv February d. at 0 O'clock nj the
brown residence of Albert A. VanderhoG ESQ.,
leaving for Europe 252 West Fort second street. Sew
enth avepue:-ParoIsve Medallion Carpets grand
rosewood IA octave Panofore, Stool Cover and
Music Cabinet Pompadour and Marie Antoinette style Par
lor Suits, in SATIN Mirrors, Curtains Paintings Bronzes
Works or Art Etageres Tables, Cabinets Turk
sh Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Bedsteads Blu
washsands Commodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses,
Buffet Extension Table, China Dinner Set Crystal, Glass
Sverware; Basement and Servants Furniture. &c.
House to let l.. NICHOLS Auctioneer Goods packed
delivered for purchasers Parties wishing to attend the sale
Sixth Seventh Eighth Avenue and stop Forty
street, the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

Boston, Total Ise74; this day last week i3744 thm
day last year. N4is, We quotes;