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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02
THE TIMES.
For Presi dent
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.
WING PRINCIPLES.

l. A sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority of the Nation.
2. An adequate Revenue with fair Protection to
American Industry.
3. Just restraints on the Executive power. EN-.
bracing further restriction on the exercise Of the
Veto.
4. faithful administration Of the public CO.
main, with an equitable distribution Of the pro-
ceeds of sales of it among all the States.
5 An honest and economical administration ri
the General Government, leaving public officers
perfect freedom of thought and of the right o
suffrage: but with suitable restraints against i'm.
proper interference in elections.
6. An amendment 10 the Constitution, Limiting
the incumbent the Presidential Office TO a SINGLE
TERM.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

OFThe December number of the LA.
dies National Magazine" is on our table,
and closes the 4th volume of this elegant
and popular work. The January number
will be issued early in this month and COM
mences a new volume. A handsomer
Christmas or New Years gift for lady,
than volume of the Ladies National Mag
azine, is not to be found easily.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

OFThe Howard Circuit Court will
commence on Monday next, which day is
also set for the meeting of the democracy
of the county, to instruct their delegates
for whom they shall cast their votes for
President and Vice President in the State
convention. The johnson men will have
to play good game or they will be uchred
by the notorious Fayette clique. Rich
scenes in anticipation, full report of which
will be given in our next.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

PUBLIC SENTlMENT.-The "Missourian"
is publishing the resolutions adopted at va
rious democratic meetings throughout the
State, denouncing the Reporter and laud-
ing Col. Benton and Gov. Reynolds, as the
sentiments of the people" We should
like to know what the Clique democrats
have to do with sentiments, when it is so
we'll known that they are not allowed to
have a thought or express sentiment with
out first getting their orders from their die
tatorial Masters.
1t is well known that Col Benton wrote
the laundering long resolutions adopted al
the Clique meeting held in this place on
the first of last October, lauding himself
and Gov. Reynolds and denouncing the Re-
porter, which the Missourian publishes as
expressing the sentiments of the democ-
racy.
We again repeat that the Clique demo.
Gratis have no sentiments of their own, nor
are they allowed TO express a political
thought without first receiving the cue from
their leaders.
Verify, we should call the resolutions
published by the Missourian as expressing
any thing but the sentiments of the people
without, indeed, COL Benlon's sentiments
are to be taken as the sentiments of the
people. Probably Mr.. Van Antwerp does
not know how the boys are managed in the
upper "diggins."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

UTThe Wings of Clay county have
formed a Clay Club. A similar Club has
also been formed in Clinton county. Do
the Wings of Howard intend to be the last
in the State to wake up3 If they do not,
it would be well for them to begin. How
ard ought-MUsT-and SHALL be repre-,
sented by Wings in the mex, Legislature
Nothing can be done without organization
thorough and strict organization. Then
let us organize and prepare for the contest
ENTER it resolutely, with determination
TO conquer--and victory will be ours.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

The Virginia Wing State Convention to
consider the subject of Wing Ticket of
Electors for the Election of President and
the appointment of Delegates to the Con.
vention at Baltimore on the first of Nav
next, for the nomination of Candidate
for President and Vice President, is to be
held on the 22d of February.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

UThere are 81 papers advocating the
election of Mr.. Van TO the Presidency; "a
for Calhoun; 8 for Buchanan; for Tyler;
5 for Johnson; and 3 for Cass.
Can any body tell us how many papers
advocating Wing Measures are in favor of
electing CLAY to carry out those measures1
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

OThe Democrats of Boston held a
meeting few days after the election, and
resolved, that notwithstanding the wings
were successful in the late election--the
people Of the Commonwealth had lost con
fidence in the wing partly ats as well &c
be merry as sad"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

We understand (says the St. Louis New
Era) that instructions have been sent to
Maj. Harvie, from Washington, not to take
possession of the Office of Superintendent
of Indian Affairs at st. Louis, until the first
of January.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

UTA meeting of the Fayette Temper.
ance Society will be held in the Baptist
Church on next Tuesday evening, at early
candle lighting.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

"ln 1547 proclamation was issued by Henry
VIII, that women should rot meet together to
babble and talk, and that all men should keep
their wives in their houses"
Such proclamation as the above would
be death 10 some women we wot Of No
allusion to any one in particular.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

"Will you clasp my cloak, sir7" asked
young lady of the gentleman who was to
accompany her from party. "Yes. and
its contents, Toe" replied he, putting his arm
around her waist.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

DWhat has become of the missouri
Register?" We have not seen il for two
weeks. We hope Captain Van Nortwick
has not been vanquished by the clique.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02
april 4th. 43.
Cursed in this world and that 10 come,
Is he who passes me for rum

The bill was issued twenly-three years
ago, and has doubtless filled many throat
with the 'critter.' Perhaps my own
has been filled by it; but il will be so no
more. Ipassed the said note in payment
for my winters stock Of wood.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

A TEMPERANCE BANK BILL,-A cores
pendent of Boston paper says:--'A short
time since received So bill on the Fal-
mouth Bank, having the following endorse
ment on the back of it
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

q. That sprightly paper the Blooms Lick
Times, reached US yesterday, containing long
article on animal magnetism. 1t says that an
individual recently leclured in the town of Fay.
cite, and experimental on several subjects, but
the "tarnal door OF the house kept such
screechng that not one Of the subj ects would
go to sleep.-S. Louis Organ.
We always thought the editor of the
Organ man of taste. Now we know it,
The dedicate situation of Queen Victoria is
announced as the fashion for the coming winter.
In England the rule is to follow the Queen; in
this country folks can do as they please.
Washington Capitol
You are mistaken, timd youth. Some of
them can't 'do as they please.-N y aurora.
Right, Mr. Aurora, every lady has not
Prince Albert to deal with.
..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-02

OFThe St. Louis New Era notices the
arrival of Honest John Davis, of Massa-
chusetts, in that city on Saturday last. He
was on his way 10 Illinois.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
Total,
j,9i6 l2l,S5l,803

Total, III, OS39i6 12l,S3l,8O3 10i 69l, 534
Thedscne in the imports was the effect Of the reve
nue. tariff of ~ cent imposed upon articles previous
ly ree by the tariff of the session, which in
to operation September ls4 The effect OF that tariff
uon each article Ia table published by us on the
6ta instant. The practical effect upon the whole trade
Of the country evnced in this table before u.s. 10 which
We and THAI the exports of domestic produce have de
clned 100000 because the usual equivalent In i'm
ports was excluded by 20 per cent duty. This
riff law has fallen with the greatest severity upon the
French trade from whence the imports declined 81 00o
oao in year. consisting mostly of silks worsted stus
and linens on which duty Of copper cent laid they
being before free. The exports France show
ponding decline, because there being less imports of
French goods into the United States there less pro-
duce required to be purchased to make remttances
turn. The decline mostly in the articles of whale
bone tobacco animal products. This the result
only of the low tariff Of 40 per cent which
necessary for the support othc The terrible
decline ntade which hes taken place this year hes been
the inevitable result of raising the duty to average of
scper cent One has scarcely patience in examining Ia
BILE like the above to contemplate the ruin wantonly
brought upon the trade of nation by ruthless legsa
ton In three successive years the exports have fallen
off, until in lsi2they s27 100000 less than in $780,
The imports in year fell s2s,oooOOO, and have de
clned s6ooooooo in the present year. tits gravely
alledged that this destruction of is the bene
at of the country The exportsto England have fallen
OFF $4,000 ooo weile the imports less than
in lsI The trade to the colonies the hand
the increase. having than doubled in Eve years.
while the imports into the United States from the colo
imports aud exports from and to the British colonies in
n been fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
o5- PRIVATE DlsEAsEs-A CURE 0UARAN.

90 PRIVATE DlsEASEs.-A CURE 0UARAN.
Ted The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy of the
City Of New York, established FOR the suppression O.
quackery is row prepared to treat all diseases pri
vate nature and offer to all those afflicted with these dis
tressing maledes advantages to be with in any
other institution in this country either public or private
From the constant correspondence and from private
between the members OF the College and the
most eminent professors OF the medical institutions of Eu
rope oil improvements in the treatment OF these diseases
are forwarded TO them long before they reach the ms
rty oithe medea profession Of this country With such
celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill OF
tns hIs medical men OF this country the College feel
tshed that the good work they have Undertaken, the
suppression oil qusckery" will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms FOR advice, all medicines, SIS
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College. Q. Nassau
stree. w. &. RICHARDSON Agent.
NB Patients living OF a distance, by stating their di
sease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, any can
tons for USE with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent of ths college, post paid, enclosing S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
Foreign Ports.

os' d. % N.Y. NYc H a o Sd SSisSa H.
R Oct 29 pert Washington, shankand wig fritz
Lake Ports.
s t E7;Sy ASs.fio66 ., s& 1fSsf 81;
ton Avenll Chic'go; Wing, Rodgers, Monroe.
Home Ports
E4sTroRy 9cte-sld Ioua, Wheeler, Phlladilth, Pando-
NEwFtsyronT, Oct lssld. St George tnew) Ferris New
s1S. qf ss a a., Cherokee Ma TsS RSsgS: Ay
mond for Boston with loss cTeoysa other all. B d, in
e s1ty :iG't s%$5' L Fef r g. g. Es
s,f%aaS 10 s S5 f
EYoTknca oese9, Taylor NoIlrqns TUX, Elcr!da1, and
S Sss T esaa @s0
,9 sS Tf Hs sG. A"RE :g Rs iS a 8 a
zGn- 50 S Efe Lowell sd oO cS;S
kky xiv Charles e Men N{Os Ghu;n
mel Psgs Doashy HaypSs ApSs "t ca.h%s s doc
P GGss9 d. bss s
z,l Clever; Charlotte, Liteiohi Porto Rio CottreI i;
es ssn;as ss%y'' saa
Ss S E o .a "a vss Ma Sma: s r a6a
1%ss ssysansh dG s.af Emerson Hay de Ssss Md
9sss ea. E EsaSS%. Ws Ell
a gsf Rt.sJ Cooley CO
Nn% e Lev ;e N9 1"s Nvs and
Swift Chareston-5h arr yohn Allyne, Burgess fillmore;
Industry Cushman New York-6th jane Read PhiAde
phia
cy do-l3th Mariner Adams, Baltimore, via New Bed
ford.
m Oct A G Sarah Baker Albany Cabot
Nfork nament, Oaks dot Id Paragon Dayton. Apalachi-
so,,sld G,oof g Gass Bfs"srg Sora hfye
Erickson. Smith aud Amity Caste Phad Hope George,
Sk a Rye y1 jas s lampheaT Kenny NYS
Nav HsyES, Oct le-ArE surveyor Ho"ck, Phi dpha;
pe ompso Ns@ YoE Ws aeS Smith, Sn dos
Lewis Phlsd; Erie Churchill sayannah; Frances Seward
hp es s Wavs psGn NAS t Nu,vo Smith
Bills do Msssaso Brown Fall Riyer Vermont Ames Bos-
ron; Ornament, ny, do Two Bro hers, Goodspeet do;
p9u; Emily, Gladiug, Provdeace Andrew Jackson Ewing,
Basoy oS% HE c s
Washington Thomas New Haven Elizabeth TRomr. Hart.
Phi EEPHIA Oct I1-Arr Ievant Robinson. Newy ork;
Wm Thacher Decker LUCIA ia; Majestic True, Somerset
lnd; United States keaser Do Anseline Thompson vii.
mington; Btus Cottrel Eatpot Mary Telethn Boston;
B,aq Meotys 5ubss Dslisht osIscoks {po
Howes Boston; Grand TURK Mich is, do 4dveaSrer ur.
vert scofeld, Boston, Swan, Mills Hartford; flushing
Westcou Providence; Isaac Townsend lngersol Williams
burg N.Y. John Crouch, Tomln, New York; Indiana, Cor
,NoRFoLK, Oct l--Ar Lchield benson, Boston-Cld w
Harrison, Clarke. st Thomas.
Bedell, NYerk; Adelaide, Baker, Bost9a.
NEW ORLgAss, Oct 9-Cd, Louisa Leayitt; Kalamazoo
McLanen NYoIk; Il street Mcconnell, Havana; Diidem
ason Torj Boston" as
Major Marnique; Herr, Goldng, Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY.
DIR IARDNER,S IYCEIIM


EVERY EVENING" o'clock TICKETS so CENTS
Il MILES Schools and Individuals desiring subscription
l. tickets, to apply at the Lecture room.
Programmes for the week may be obtained the Lecctue
Room.
SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS, consisting of pop.
ular dscours and lectures the and mpor
tnt Modern Discoveries he physical sciences and their
pcaton IN The Arts These entertainments, adapted for the
amusement and information of oil T ordinary educa
on will be eucdaiet By the splendid collection OF H.
l-strations ever exhibited in this country.
Among the mechan cal illustrations will be included that
spleudld working m del Of TIE Solar s stem called
RUSSELL'S PLANETARIUM,
Which will be erected and kept in
eescoic ve~s of the Planets taken generally from Org
nal DRAWINGS prepared for Dr. Lan by Hesche and other
eminent European Astror3mers, A series of views Of
From Telescope Drawings by the P'sian Observers, Basr
THE SOLAR SPOTS
From Drawings by Herschel aud others.
A great variety of Scenic Illustrations of Lunar and Solar
Eclipses.
THE SEASONS
And other Astronomical lhenomena also Meteorological D
ors, from drawings b. Lottil Beechey &c.
hs collection consists of above Two Hundred Dioamas
each OF which will be exhibited with magnitude sufficient
be visible Of the largest theatres covering nearly
-Four Hundred square feet of Canvass.
The celebrated DRUAiMOND LIGHTS will be occasion.
ally shown and explained By this invention. single point
exceeding the magnitude OF rendered intensely um
light has lately been proposed apply this
illuminate the city of Paris by single Lantern.
Patsniees, Inventors and Manufacturers may consult Dr.
LAkpNER during his visit to this city, subjects
ed with the application of the Physical and Mechanical Sciences
TO the useful Arts ol7r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
view York Public stock Exchange.
Second Board
State OF Trade,

AsHEs-We continue to quote Pots at 81 So and Pearls
at $500 with tIifing sales.
BREADsTUFFs-The market was rather more active
than usual yesterday. Genesee very firm at 81 %
The receipts are sgain full Ohio fiat hoop and Michigan
Is hrm at 81 47 sos Ohio round hoop 81 80 56t.
southern still Continues dull and quotations merely no.
miDal.
Movements in Wheat quite extensive. The sales
rule for illinois at % SO Corn is improving in
price. The dema is very active We quote northern
at 50 So cents weight; southern so SOL measure;
50 &c cents; oats, % a ~ cents.
CorroN-The market very dull, aud prices with dif-
fculty sustained The advlces by the Hbernia are so
at hand that holders and purchasers disposed to
await the result Of the news.
WHBKEy-We quote barrels at IS cents and drudge at
23t ~ cents Very little doing.
HAy-The receipts to fair extent, which are fully
taken by the sales The demand Isl pretty equally dvd
ed between the for expert and Tor home consup
tion quote 81 40 cents for fair 40 10 cents for
superior quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
BRps. Erps. to- Inns ErDs TO-
1887, 7,tO3.36t 6633,95 1910, 5,3g3223 I636 333
1883, i,l8g382 666I,80e 1871, 4,436823 l2824, 1879


THIS imAense market Tor agricultural products has
grown up entirely since 1898. There yearly
Of coo due the United States mostly for -four and
provisions which is paid for by bills England. The
bal NICE due from England direct to this country is also
abou. S70o0,Ooo, making cash balance Of about Sl4,
00)000 due the United States from Great Britain being
purchase of the United States from her. in year of the
lowest operation of the compromise act This the
actual state otrade between Great Britain and the United
States in year ofcomparavely trivial duties English
imports. There are very few persons who understand
the real operation OF the compromise act. That act
provided Tor reduction IRON the high duties of the tariff
oisI2 every two years until all duties reduced to
an average Of 30 cent The operation Of that tariff
is seen in the following table of actual duties upon lead
ing Epglish products in each year.
ApvALoREM DUTIES uPoS CERTAIN ARTICLES UNDER THE
COMPROMISE Acr.
- Codpr Years ef reduction under act of 1879.
Ei,,L Of cnnds VI i8as ~ 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
Passengers Sailed.

In the ship Celia, sailed for Mobe-M Charock, Esq D
Watt ESQ and Ma lady Jennings ESQ Miss Ps Miss Ma
and infant WiIlism;9n ESQ Lyman, ESQ. Mrs Ly
children, Mrs Lovely, Yiner, Esq and lady, Miss Jane
Vner Miss Sophia vner Masters Alexander and John Vne
and Caughlin, Esq.
BosToNIla the steam ship Acadia. for LvsTool-LtgA
Perce beaer of despatches and ady Todd of Boston,
Smith James Buckley James Robinson, Geo Burgess and
Henry Dillon Arthur John Kngst9nh of Lo don, James
rem Tndad Geo Keith James Keith and Angus of Canada
Miss Scrip Of London From Halax-Hon L Starr, Jas
Simpson Miss Simpson Hon VIM Young and servant and
Mr. TwiniBg, Of hallfaY-6-Total 26.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
MONEY MARKET.

HS-O 1As
The stock market presented better feeling to-day and
prices generally Improved oao 6's Illinois Har
len I; Paterson Railroad fell t.
Atthenew board there was fair business with better
feeling.
We recently published the comparative imports into
the United States for ls4l and 1912. The following are
the imports and exports from and to each country for
three years -
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES, FROM AND
Enur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem avor Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SiLyEy, of News Fleet a Re
Pon Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer ty
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
COMPROMISE Acr.
Cost pr Years Of reduction under net of 1874
Of goods. 50. nd. 1892 1875 lRaI iRan iaiI 100

The reduction 1t will be observed is immense yet in
1912 being year in which duties lower than in
any year since 1884, The balance due the United
from Great Britain si4 OoO 40 per of the
whole exports from Great Britain the United States
No stronger proof than this be adduced OF the benz
:ial Effects upon the whole interests of the Union than
Of low tariff md n dear currencv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
KENDALL COURSE. BALTIMORE.
TROTTiNG.

-. First DAYIMonday, October ;soth at p NJ. Purse
II Woodruff enters ( Ajax
j. Whelpi.y Hg Rifle
j. Whepley br Ruler
Immediately after Purse 5000 hree mile heats, under the
saddle, free for all trotting and racing horses
- ID. Bryant enters m Lady Suffolk.
Albert ConkliD enters CHI z (pacer) Oneida Chief
SECOND DAY-Tuesday, October 81 att z. NJ. Purse
SIS. Two mile heats, under the saddle
T.. Houck enters oh x lou.
j. Whpp'e enters oh Stanton.
II. Woodruffenters ch Plum Bob.
ID BRYANT enters br m Ccguetts.
Immediately after Purse $780, Two mile heats in harness.
II. Woodruff enters b Dut' hess.
II Woodruff enters brg Ajax.
q. Young enters 9 Cayuga Chief
j. Whelpley ent br z halter.
THIRD DAY-Thursday, Nov. I'd, at p. NJ. Purse S75
Two mile heats, in harness.
d. Bryan enters br m Coquette.
j. Whelpey enters Z Boston.
f. Houck ch Ion
j. Whipple enters III Staunton
H. Woodruff enters ch Plum Bob.
Immediately after Purse 500. Two mile heats in harness.
d. Bryant enters m Lady Suffolk
II. Woodruff enters b Dutchman.
j. Whelpley enters Rifle.
FOURTH DAY-Monday, Nov. 9Th at 2 M. Pure F400.
Three mile heats harness. free Tor all rottng and pacing
horses
ID. Bryant & Lady Suffolk.
ii. Woodruff enters Dutchman.
- Albert Conklin enters en- y (p cer) Oneida Chief
B-The above purses to be troited according the les
OF the Beacon Course oIg it-r
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DELL, Aueuoneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
(Stores No 22 .apn street and rs Fulton strs,t.l

tSiores No % .4an street and us Fulton 'trs.t)
WE'D EsDAY
Extensive sale Of elegant umSr S,a n% going
%sc piano. s1% o'ss % s and
Also the balance Of the sock Bus;r. three ply vsns,
tan and ingram carpetng oil cloth anu mating anu Po
Also ssfsoaa hand piano fo by o, ride Of The Sheriff
The piano forte: scripture and organ viii be sold IN the fu'
Also valuable ssaphna, do raror organ second hand
piano fortes, French soi;
At 1913 O'Clock, at the sales room,
Large sale Of seiso1abe fancy snd staple dry goods
Also London cloths clsmeTes and yestngs IN lots to suit
tailor.
Also, quantity of hardware watches and jewelry.
Also an entire invoice OF London cloths and cssnees IN
Also quantity Of srqs,risf Choice wines and liquors
Large sale of Elegant faniu asD q al descriptions,
Also piano io'' i}Tss1s SosIioS of1''"R' Sc
La,ge salc q Hisl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,hs 'ptis
bad r. I So H" aer S
% saSe or 1ss of s
frs, quality iod every hing ss ts%.
e eaS a psuss ca
d'y-''''l's''' on S #1fTrfS'SSEspAY, a,h.
w R%s SpGssS s At &. @ T
Bas HSa. on Hs Road
The ss S.a a by ea hot
The property be at time Any person wishing
purchase will all necessary information BY applying to
j. H. Chapman PSI Hudson
THURSDAY, 26th
Larse e fVsuab Furniture, az oh o'clock the ente
elegant confined the Edgr Hou the marble
building known No Greenwich street Particulars IN
time
LUTON NOTICE-Ixtens,ve sale of Engravings.-Ad.
IA illustrators 81 eThs Will be sold by rurey Y
Hl the New York Long Room 6, Broadway by order Of
rich collection Of Loudon Ensra,ugs all in fine order
OLD lt"ec
A UCTlON NOTiCE-Cataiogue Sale of Furniture WIN
IA sold without this day 10 O'clock the
1913 Broadway of A"hony large and com lste
of handsome city de furniture Of which will be
warranted among which 70 sofas various 10 doz
banded and plain French hogany chairs tables, do dvans
vii and without backs rockers French bedstsads
sofa tables looking glasses taos marble and mahoga
ny clocks dressing aud plain bureaus SC
Also China and cut glass and hall lamps, with many
other articles, by
o.8 It*ec G s. MANN& co.