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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Oh ne tNew-1o ork 1Touas-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov II.
SIsGrLAR DEyELopMESI.-It Will be recollected that
w-eks since named Carter tEird IN New
Jersey Tor the murder of Pare family but there not be-
ug sufficient evidence convict him. he acquitted
On Wednesday night last dispute small tavern
e Northern Liberties between Of the boadeIs named
gheT, and by the Of Augustus Miller, Ger
man who resided the n-ighborhood This quarrel
abEupty broken off, but renewed the following evening,
when islander nterered aud effected reconciliation.
Miller then took this last gentleman aside, told him thar
he murdered The Parke family too tha, The Higher,
with whom he had quarrelled his accomplce that he
ad heea unable since the commission Of The crime,
and that he did wish the diYuged until the
orng order thar he mi gh obtain nights sleep.
This man however In the course OF the evening told
Higher, and Higher Immediately for officer and had
Miller arrested. He brought before the Mayor Of the
Northern Liberties this morning where he made similar
confession, bur did mpcae Higher H said he had
accompce, but would tell who ne He has been
committed for a further hearing.
The whole affair is indeed mysterious, and has caused
great excitement throughout the CITY, By II believed
the whole affair is scheme 10 obtain the reward.
NAVAL understand the steam rigate Princeton, Capt
Stockton VIII leave here about Tuesday next for
take board after which she proceeds
TO Washington.
The fligate Raran Capt. Gregory was put in commits
board The RaItan destined for the East India station
aud vii; leave soon
CosucrEp.-Wm w. Mariner this morning con-
ycted in the Court Of Sessions Of perjury He was for
mery respectable merchant Mark-tstfeet, and In
spector Of the Customs under Jonathan Roberts.
the south, due about O'Clock this
lng did until noon The NewI ok line WAS also
behind time to-day
BUSINESS MATrEas.-Owing the dull state of the
weather this week the sales Of Flour have been limited
quote good brands for export 81 81 and market hm
Good bakers Flour command 81 80 81 75 with heavy
cpts Sales Of 2G0 bb of craped Flour for export,
81 l2t Rye Flour wanted s3stock light. Sales Of
500 b5ls Brandy ywine Corn Meal s. sol; nnsylvana
nominal at s. 80
Grqin-Saes of 10, 600 bushels prime Wheat 90 90
cents as quality. Southern may be quoted at IS go, the
demand being toward the close of the week.
mers being disposed purchase present rates Rye
IS scarce and wanted 60 81 cents for dstllng Corn
not so active last week Sales of Pennsylvania round at
53 54 do Tat 5l Southern 50 yellow Al IS, as IN
quality. Oats 70 ~ cents.
IN other matters there is te doing
Wehave excellent Retail Country Produce Market this
aternoon Second and Market streets for several squares
being lined with wagons.
SToCKs.-An excellent business done in stock
market to-day, with prices generally firm.
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News FROM THE INDIAN NAr,oy-We STA

News FROM THE INDIAN NArloN-We stated
few days since that Jacob West convicted In the Chero-
Zee Nation OF participation the murder Of Isaac Bushy.
head had been hung This no, So From the Arkansas
lnllgencer Of The 2Sh of October We learn that respi,.
had been granted him. and that his friends were making
prosecuting attorney and number Of citizens had signed
this petition and the Chief has probably granted II by this
time Governor Butler, the United States Agent for the
Cherokees has been instructed by the ludan Department 10
meet the Frame Indians Cache Greek Red River on
the 25h OF November renew old treaties and negotiate
new 1t IS expected that many Camanches Kiowas
and other Wild Indians, Will be present at that meeting
large number Of CheIokees VIII accompany Gov Butler 10
the Piare Council Several persons have been arrested
suspected OF being accompcss the late murders In the
Nation Philadelphia Gazette.
u The Richmond Wing states that Windsor.
the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Peasants IS miles from the
CITY, the James River DESTROYED bv fire on Sunday
90 years Of age saved with difficulty being con.
veyed on bed literally Though the flames There were
none hat women, II seems, upon the premises.
MAN BURNED TO DEATH.-After the FIRE on
board the canal boar Fur Trader e1tincuisbed en- Tues,
day morning the chared and nangled corpse Of wa,
discovered the cabin door II to De the body Of
john Howis, Scochman By BIRTH recently from Toronto
aud in the employment of John David Walsh the owner Of
the boat Hs probably intoxicated az The ti,ns If ,b
fire aud hence made effort 10 escape TRocb De-, '"s
u gang OF counterteiters have been arrested
10 Lebanon, New Hampshire The kind OF money in which
they nave Principally dealt Of bills on b eC
ton Bank, havsrhlli, s. bills on the New Enrsrd BanL
Boston and 81 bills the Bank Vercepnes IN Vs,mo
hse eoun'erslts have all been described 10 the public
DARING BuRGLARY.-On Wednesday niobt +ba
mouse OF governor entered by some rbf
thieves BY the pryns up OF window and sbop, sa0 49,,
oil wearing apparel stolen. VIZ :"
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EMBARKA1ios THE PiLGRIMs.-LAsr DAY-Tha srhi.
btion of -i National Painting of the Ebarkation
of the Pilgrim Fathers for the Rounda OF the Csnito
Washington VIII positively close this evening and this
the asr opportunity that will ever be presented 70 ON,
OF seeing IT, short Of Washington The picture Leave.
on Monday for Philadelphia.
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Clay Club RannerS.

MesSrs. Editors,-l much pleased day or TWO
since to the splendid flag your Office go, up by Mr
JAMES AcxERMAS, TO be presented 10 the Third Ward
Henry Clay Club understand that the presentation Will
take place In few days hope, while it remains in your
possession you will invite Whig friends 10 call and e1-
anime IL The artist deserves great credit for the STYLE and
taste he has so beautifully displayed. K S
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Wing. ORANGE COUNTY-IOficiai.l Loco.
senator Alex. H. wells 3 32o Joshua B. B.Smth.s $50
assembly John E. Dubois. 1854 Leonard Lee s. - -
Homer Ramstell 3, ,Sel Geo. W: Iathiil -
Walter Halsey.. 3 2S7 David n Smith 81 -
Clerk. r. L. Hathaway 3459 John I. aiiacsS ~
Sbsy;f Edw. l. yelling 3 334 All. Sinesbaush3,sl9
FULTON AND HAMlLT TON-[Ohclal.
Fui.or Simmopsl5ls .OryiiIe CLARK. ,6l5
Hamn do 50 DO .oS
DISQUALIFICATION. .Lobde l522 James Harris oi5
Hamiln do i3 do -o'
Campbell, Abolition Senator, received y votes
Elected.
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EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

u We see by the official returns for Monroe
county that Judge Sampson, Loco, is elected by
six votes over Starr, Wing. So the delegation
will stand two Wings and one Loco, instead of
all Wing, as stated in our list of members
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Enthusiastically reported for The Tribune
NV y o,cTocb

Flour is dull to-day 623 Sales 500 bbls for Eng
land, fill up, that Sales eOOo bushels Rye delv,
cred, 6s 6s.c; 400 bushels Illinois Wheat &c. of
Barley dull sales SOC. Oats SO 32c. Sales
Pots 62,; Pearls dull 5ls3 Cotton without activity
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

" pAevERREorrPE LiKESEssrs.-The improvements
nave been made in this within the last year. are
wonderful MosAsD, conner of Chambers and
has iecently succeeded obtaining kenesses
Witch possess the expression aud yeisess OF the painted
miniature
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VENlsoN-SLEIGHlNG.-W saw some fine veni
son in market Yesterday which brought in from Penn
sylraala III selghs We understand that has fallen
uch depth of Cetaraugus County and in that
portion OF whish lies adjacent, make the
ssishns excellent We also seighs from Of
the south towns IN tins County Buffalo Gazette.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrpENr.-Major Seth
T. Gus, OF Chicago III, has been appointed BY the Prss
dent United States Consul Basic Switzerland place
of Stephen Powers, Esq, Of this city. IBufslo Gaz
Ut A saw-mill was entirely consumed with
portion of the cotton factory joining Rochester on the
l4,h inst. The loss of property is considerable.
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Passenaers Arriyed.

In the ship H. Allen fIom Chareston-P. L. Vandeusen
and Mrs Povev, OF NYork.
In the brig Sarah Jane, from ST. Jago de Cuba-Edw in
Brown and Rohert Hensa
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Passengers Sailed

In The snip Hotunguer, Tor Liverdool-Walter Barnes
New York. Moses Cook, do; P Heane Ireland; Mrs Com
Stewart, Washington City D. c.; H. Mizeon, France; J.
X Grogan, Ireland John Stewart do; VIM. Bayard, Al
bany H. Cobetr Canada H Harrison, do; Robert Savers,
Jamaica, w l. Dr. Ifa, do; John White, London; Miss
White DO.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

o The Philadelphia Gazette says: 4" We are
authorized TO state In the positive manner that the
port OF the removal of the deposrss from the
an. fnulIiar
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u The LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE for De-
cember contains fine engraving of Swiss girl,
and many excellent articles, among which is a
short and pleasant one on Barry Cornwall 1t
contains also Its usual Plate of Fashions for De-
cember
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u RAMON THE ROVER AND OTHER TALES, by
the author of Evenings IN BosroS'' This is a
story OF adventures and hair-breadth escapes by
sea and land adorned with cuts, and rather badly
printed. For sale by Nafs & Cornish, Dis Pearl
street
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

FRIDAY. November II.
COURT CALENDAR.-Salurday. ....... CIRCUIT
CouRr-Nos lO5, So 1885, III, 1870, 49, 1872 l33 1884, 1876
10 lj3
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1 he court then adjourned IL O'Clock Saturday.
bre was arrested to-day by officer DILL charged with hsv-
ng on The l+h Sept stolen sa5i principally doubloons
from the trunk Of Bernard KelenhaHf Of o7 Washing
ontree while board the ship Charleston their
sage from Bremen this port Eleven doubioons and s3
silver fonad the accused. and he committed to
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Us We have received GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for
December, and it appears to be an uncommonlv
rch Number. Willis, Alfred B. Street, Mrs.
slgourney, Mrs. Embury, and Others of equal
merit, are contributors to its pages
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LARGE BEET--We were shown yesterday
Beet raised by Samuel Lyon, Of Yonkers, West
chester County, an old revolutionary soldier, and
the last one who is now living in that County,
which weighed % pounds, and measured %
inches round. We do MT know how large Beets
may grow, but this was certainly the largest one
we ever saw.
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JULIE CoRRYEUR, ROMANCE OF THE ALPS, by
t. C. GRATTAN.-This is tale in pamphlet
form which has been published in numbers in
Graham's Magazine, and is well written and full
of interest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

The MYSTERIES OF PARls-We have received
No. OF this work from ]. Winchester, No. 81
Ann street. 1t is like all the rest, powerful,
written and well translated
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M1cHIGAS.-Barry, Loco Foco is elected Gov
ernor by about ,000majority. Robert McLelland,
Lucus Lyon and James B. Hunt, Loco-Foco
congressman, are also elected. One Wing Rep
resentative from Kalamazoo County is elected
the other uncertain.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

Ned MYERS: a LIFE BEFORE THE MAST. Ed.
tied by j. FENlMoRE CooPER.-This processes to
be the biography of sailor, to whom Mr..
Cooper acted merely as amanuensis. 1t has some
good sketchesin it. For sale by Burgess sunsel
The GENTLEMAN's DAUGHTER OR, A GREAT
CITY's TEMPrATIoNs.-For Paul Clifford and his
kin we have no particular favor, and public morals
are not generally corrected by this mode of IN
culcahng truth. For sale by Burgess 4 Stringer,
222 Broadway
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Commercial and Money Matters,

{o7- For safes at the Stock Exchange and Reesipa
Produce see First Pcse
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A New BELL.-The Stamford Conn Advo.
cate says: On Monday last The bell raised
place in the tower of the Episcopal Church in this VII
lage Its weight about 1900 pounds II excellent
toned bell was West Troy and took premium at
The Fair III the city Of fNew-York'
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In conclusion, gentlemen permit say if your Courts
under your noble Constitution have thus protected all
rghtslf that instrument and the laws which have been
framed under it, have endeavored provide remedy for
every wrong which can befa you be you the solitary
deep with only the heavens above You and the be-
meath the solid land beyond the jurisdiction aud pro
ecton of State lawsif the guardian power the United
States has been around watching for your support
protection and succor-ifthis be SO, what your duty on
the other hand Is it preserve this beautiful system
of yours uncoupted far your influence and labos
do to the latest time? Garry with you your hearts
gentlemen 10 tho grave the principle that the duty
which You God there higher and more sacred
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commcrciul and Money Matters.


b,re was fair amount Of sales to-day the Board a,
,ay prices generally City Is solt at 1885, City 81 i'm
.,aysd per ceG lrsa Bonds ]. Kentucky Bends de-
s6ped per cent
c,,,lae 5ia53. Francs As. Moderate business.
,,,baua today ranges from so 10 80 per cent Remit
we're received day from Mobile a, % per cent for
.ss day bill The 5lb having been Sunday, the CONNER.
-, ,avers are rs later than before received.
o., the Government Loan 1921 was offered day.
The .a,e of The currency at Mobile, or rather the alb.
e of cureRcy, has begun 20 produce The usual effect
= surac,ing specie 10 tina, point Our vaults have been
nne and about $4,000 will 60 out by the packet
,v. and nc doubt large amounts will follow.
MEXICAN Dollars are worth prem; Spanish 81 the latter
,s .esrce and are wanted tor India Nearly all in this
maize. have been taken for that destination via Salem
We have received the Annual Report Of the tank Com
iou ers and shall make extracts from TO
The following table will e1hb comparative view ofihe
urces and liabilities Of all the chartered and free Banks
m be last tive years. excluding the Lafayette Bank in this
inv The Wa,eryle Bank, the Clinton County Bank the
Rank Of LYONS and the North River Bank whose charter
b expired and which has since gone into operation under
be general banking law, together with the James ank,
,e Farmers Bank OF Malone, and the Manufacturers
Rank a, Ulster which last named association did make
,ny relurns last year:
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DIED


On Tuesday I4h inst, Michael Harm, aged years after
a short but severe Illness
His friends and acquas.aGccs. and these OF as
law, Owen w Brennan, requested 10 auend MS 0efai
Thursday afternoon bali past eEsck tFS'!:
his late residence Monroe Hail. OF Centre and rear
streets
On The l.h inst 50 Norfolk OF cons1nprou Mrs
Charlotte Wade widow Of Charles Wade, frrnery Cum
ner on board the L. :. ship North Carolina.
Her friends and acquanianccs are respectfully requested
attend her funeral the above place, al half
O'Clock, tomorrow, P. III
Boston papers please copy.
Ga the tt inst the house OF Mr. Henry Rose, No ia
Delaney Mary Eliza Pugh formerly OF Ssusertss
Ulster cosEty, n. Y.
Herremains conveyed or Sunday las, 10 %estches
ter FOR inecTneur The Kingston ana Catsk papers Will
please copy The above.
On the l4th inst George P of William Was s!a, aged
II years asd moths
The friends the fimy invited 10 attend his lonera
Tomorrow tThussday) afternoon al 81 O'clock from 10 est
Washington Place.
On The 18th Inst Caroline A g. yoanges, child of Robert
n Nichols, u. 5. N
On the llth ms John D. Dsarn, aged IS years formerly
OF PounLkeepsie.
Al Newark NJ T. on the 7,h Phebe, wife Of Joseph
King land in the S7th yeas OF her age.
AT GEORGETOWN s. Z. the 9Th inst Mr. Reuben c. Tsy
lor aged i2 years native OF Chatham, Mass he was the
secor. officer Of The schr john Cooley Co. and
bis death by the falling OF block ro alot VIXEN dischas
ing hogshead.
Al New Orleans, on the 18th OF January last, William
Henry WhilIock OF William whlock of this city and
grand>er Of the late Lieut. Col Z. l. Whitock, OF Eliza
BEETHOVEN ". J.
On the sd January at Hnvan, (where she had gone for
the benefit of her her heah Dorohea Ann daughter oil
the late Thomas A. Ronaids
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have gone South during the past We observe
shipping (rom country mil in ca,ll marked extra So
per6ne, containing 1872 bs We told packed
in this way 10 save the of barres-they being Is
cents while the cask obtained for 40 cents We can see
why Flour will not sell we'll In casks Corn
Meal which usually packed in punchecns of eco lbs, nett
AT any rate the miller who has shipped this Flour in casks
is shewd sensible man. not prone to dangerous
experiments"
GRAlN-we notice sale OF 500 bushels Illinois Wheat
afoa terms not TRANSFERRED. The quantity Of corn is
large farther supply Of 5000 bushels Orleans and
cargoof Virginia having been received Holders and buy
wide apart their views the former demanding
Genus, while AZ IS is The highest offer. Two parcels Deia-
together $500 bushels which have been held fer
tire have been taken ont OF market Northern is in small
supply. AT N Orleans Corn dull a. "a Csc Barley
is nominal al 4s So Rye is in light demaad; last sale at
SIC Oats are steady with retail sales Northern so ST.
Jersey 25aN AT Orleans the marke, dull at 81 81
Large receipts mostly going forward to Northern and Fo-
reign markets
SEEDS-Coyer continues dull the orders being limited
below the views of buyers We quote new at 81; cid
e5t Rough Fa1is in good demand and prices have an
upward tendency We quote 62s sa Is, with sales Of 100
ties al the higher Clean 925 37, without
sales Last week sale of lou made - Tim
othy Continues to be taken on speculation notice
sale Of 40 bb,s at $l4 per tee
BEESw8X-A parcel Of good Southern taken to-
day al 29c, cash. for export
SODA AsHES-Sales 10 tons (sop per cent? al Sic.
COAT SKINc-We notice sales 25oo Curacoa,
ket rates.
HAY-We believe there is Bundle ahoat Sales Of
Northern Of $50 bales have been made from store for
home use, at SOC.
CoFFEE-We notice farther saeso 500 bags S, DornIn.
go, fine article, to-day at sc, cash.
LEAD-Between 1000 AMI 5000 pigs Missouri have been
taken for export, on private terms.
HiDEs-Saes have been made of about 1900 3uenos
A,res, Inferior attic.
PROYlSI0NS-Tte stock Of Prime B sef being
much reduced sales have been made OF about 500 bbs
S7 CO. farther advance Lard is heavy consequence
of the considerable parcels here and 1cc,cd One YES
sci the way 2oco bb board We notice sales of
500 Kegs and $50 bbls &C. and eco bbs So For kegs &c
is offered but holders endeavcrng to obtain Ct.
TOBACCO-At auction, so hhds Kentucky common
merchan,ablc sold at g 4c-averagc 40.
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T The Managers of the New-h orh
Clothing Society," gratefully acknowledge The tot

lpyyi
Received by rs Bowlcs Colga;e-Jacob Little, SIS y
L. Sio; cash, cents; unknown TREND piece csien
By Ms Beatty. L. Knapp, $i cash 81; REED, IL
81 SION a, 81 f. H. Can6eld 81 Or. A. Herd, s H. hoyt
IS cents p g. A 81; cash 80 cents Leppe so gents u
Wss,,r 10 tea; ~ .. Roberts, S5i Hosea E. Clark, 81
H'BB 81; H Ellswosth s.; R l. q A. Stuart; - d.
Brigham, ST. so cents Dash 50 ssnts j. WAN a.
hons. -: w. H. Jones' 81 l.. 1appan, 81; cash, 81 h
5. 80 eyn,,; MIR. soyce 81! VIM BroTalng 81 L. Ape
Z Co. ST. F. L. TaIco,, s.; VIM Bull, ESQ sio icn
.hee,s wsddiug pair gloves Kirby Co. lbs Tea
By MIS- Oakley-Jacob Rucke, IS John G. blosde''' .
c-n;s Mrs Turner. bundle OF clothing, value So
By Mrs Purdy-J. W. Southsck, 81; Dir. /. B. 81 .,
By Ms. Krnnedy-Mr. John Reese, 81; Mr. Civle,sl
Bv wrs. Dissosway-Mr. Matthew Mcbride, s.; alrs
Hss&ns s. Mr. VIM. Morrison, 81; lady, % cents
poor woman, 3 cents; Mrs John May nahoe VI e0Ss
sy Mrs Van san,-Mrx MacDops!d, 81 Is cents.
By Mrs Sherwood-A friend. 80; cash, 81 DO % senS
BIZ Mis-. Vim Goiga,s-Robers Colgate, s. II
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On the 18th Instant III Eld,dge by his Honor the
Mayor, DR.. J. 5. oATMAN TO Mr. HARRIET "
COLES, daughter OF the late John Py-.
On The 10th ius by the Rev William III. Sllwen william
HulIey Of England 70 Mary Ann Freeman, OF ,hisci,y
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conrs Martial en board the u. g.
Nasai ship North Caroiina.

ri. Court met at 10 o'clock, and after The read
a. ,he minutes, the cross-examination of Lieut..
Joy .,soor, was continued by the Judge Advocate,
os' .sbos. eliciting any thing of importance. A
W. n,r,on Of it was occupied by questions which
i ..ys produced repetition on the part of the
''s.s. II testimony which he had given on his
estimation, and almost identically the same
'n. !. testimony given by him before the Court
= r,ouiry and reported, and to be had in pamph
l. l., j. our Office. The or0s'exsminati0n was not
~ .,,5sa at the adjournment of the Court.
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UCll5N NoIlSE-CHiha, 'iuo'
"A and EARTHEN WARE.--Wednesday, Feb 10Th,
irept general of China and Eahepware dn-
npr tea coffee and toilet SETS, OF While blue and DINER
len SETS bowls jugs, sins and ewer, cut and plain ga.s
ware hall astral lamps, clocks, &c As every ioi pus
an is positively Sold and III lots 10 suit buyers those aeDd
,ng may expect bargains. sale positive without regsra 70
weather, ia <1ls7
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

By HdEztddy d Jenkins.
Threesory dwelling house No. So Warren.s,; lot2l
inches front by rs inches deep. 800
Threesory attic and basement house No IL West
18th street; lot % by 1851 # house Is by so
Lot Of ground No. II Marion ST. with two frame houses
thereon ..................,. S4CO