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General Not,ees.

IF Covenant Temple of Honor, NO. 10, :,
of IA special meeting VIII he be!d on srlaAy evening
Oth inst a, eight O'clock al 10 Grand corner O. E'si
entrance in ELa-st Members will be puncnlat
DUDLEY B. ANDREWS, W.
THOMAS DINING. w K mig Lii
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PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Packe, ship Columbia Ra,hbonc from Liverpool Oct.
10Th mdse to Marshall. The c. has had continued
westerly gales the longitude OF the Banks thence to
Sandy Hook hve days
Packet ship Yorkshire Bailey 10 days from Liverpool
mdse TO c Il Marshall.
Ship tBrem) Meta De Hsrde, from Bremen Oct S2end.
udse 10 Oelrichs X Kruger 0c; 2lst in lat - ;, Ion
u 80 el in with the wreck OF the British ship CCou-
well wa,er-logged aud abandoned.
Ship (ueN) Ariel Ming DIS I'm Newburyport in bal
last, master.
Bark Orr Callooney Livingston 10 days TN Glasgow,
mdse 10 Buchanan. Harris * Co Oct 2ith in lst i,
lon 30 ,e with the wreck OF the British ship LanarS
of Liverpool. wstsrloegcd and abandoned. apparently
not long in that stuaionnex day passed large guam
Bris (BrI Normal. Lynch 3 DIS I'm sydney CB coal 10
& & Laurie Left Br bark Q I n for Niork in days
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DR.. MANIOTTA'S


for pyspepsls. Fev-r and Agus. &c Sc-
IL Travellers, from constant change OF air and
ter liable diseases which be prevented by
the Tonic whenever they mud themselves any
WAY udisposed. This VIII always prevent them
from contracting contagious diseases, such yellow fever
scarlet fever Persons OF extreme bilious tempera-
the of this article Personal reference given several
hun6 eds of trst citizens
Agents wanted ghout The United States Applies
lions tposi-paid) addressed 10 proprietor
mis- im.odis 3 FENSER JOS Nassau-s
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS spd Hogs.

aeep-rs-Life and Property Pr-servers-Pstent Self
Cockns Repeating Pistols, which be discharged SIX
tines II few seconds merely By pulling The trigger The
.oar. Ike some Repeating Pistols The construction /.
vr simple they drawn ffn the pocket and used
with hard without TIE loss OF uou1-nt Six snos
csa b- cred & n crook his sng-r
Fer Travellers, HoGseke-pers CAPTAINS
Officers AID Others Indispensable srrcie Is fr-
n. with This Pistol protect arr lives and properly
,stlacked hy many persons of hem - e1a 10 near
a dozea OF he cornn;on kind
The pub &c are invited call and examine TIE sane as
their simplicity being warranted rot 10 get OCT Of order
and their perfect safety viii Certainly RECOMMEND tnen
over ali others
rIs Stis between " al and Piae-st.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

are pronounced by all who have and them the
most perfect and natural heads OF hair Wig wearers
invited inspect the largest and best Of Wigs
In the United States they then Judge The effect and
Will al perceive that what has long been 10 them
source uocrhble viii hencetorlh be real
luxury WIN. BATCHELOR inventor and manufacturer.
Wall-st near Broadway, removed from los Broac~ay
o16 lmsp1iss
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NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR.

<
EASY LESSONS IN GERMAN, presenting an sccu-
Erate and exposition OF the leading points OF Ger
man Grammar the Of egnners by Norz Erihe-
er Author Of a. Phrase Book in English and German
Price - ctS.
Several very favorable notices have been received but
the following selected account OF their 5fevily
From Dr. Charles J. Hempel
" Mr. Erteists work entitled Easy Lessons IL Ger
man. having been presented for examination lake
great pleasure stating thar this Lille work which 10 al
once simple and complete, and highly practical and pro-
gressive. gives entire .al.sfsctlor
CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL II. D.
From Dr.. T-likampi. Prot. Columbia College
MoEIrz EkrHEIL ER. Esq nave examined your last
publication entitled Easy Lessons n German and y az
fords me- pleasure 10 recommend II 10 The student Of the
German language The principal rules Of The Grammar
mr.. clearly forth. and the exercises vel chosen
Yocrs respectfully. THEO. 4. TELLKAAPF.
Just published and for --ls by
mic iwis ROE LOCKWOOD SON, III Broadway
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY,
lJESMER AND SWEDENBORG or The Relation Of
.lM-smeri.m The Doctrines and Disclosures OF Swec-
-nborg By Prof Bush JOHN ALLEN,
uls us l3I NessaL-st New 1 ork
WILSON'S HISTORY UNITED STATES.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, for The use OF
IlSchOo!s By Marcus Wilson. author OF American His
tory &c. 10 which : added Accompaniment 10 the
Comprehensive Char; OF the American History With dIrec-
lions for use &c. Fourteenth thousand. vol Emo
Published By NARh n W" Man,
MID lsa Broadway.
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NIUFFS, MCFFS, OF every VARIETY, made OF he best
Al-o a-w sy!- OF chldren's hats with feainers- The
above articles FOR sale lhe reasonable terms
MONARouE'5 fashionable hat, cap and fur warehouse,
IS Bo~-ry. ule 2ris
ITO lfACHINISTS-For sale, pIanirg machine
i Of Improved construction AID marry new. Apply a.
z WHITES o5ee, Nc. II5 Broadway, =. Y. nls fw-
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NEW ENGLISH WORKS
FTVED PER ACADIA-La,hsu,s Diseases Of

NEW ENGLISH WORKS
d ECEIVED PER ACADIA-Laihaui's Diseases Of tie
IL Heart, vol =
vocers Pathological Anatomy
Liebig's Animal Chemistry.
Cells Rome. edition. vols.
Hays Symmetry OF Beauty
Cunihers Veterinary Homer paihy.
Free Mason's Note Book; Recreation.
Ocean Flowers and heir Teachings.
Napier Florenline History The 6ucEsni.as
CAROLS Revolution SchegeFs Lectures.
Mrs Mee's Crotchef. Dories. &c. y series
ChHmhers's Miscellany, vol IS
Female Herosm. SORES OF Crusaders
Excitement; The Sisrs and Earth
Illustrations OF Eating Graham> Chemistry.
Wexford German Laws; Walkers OT;gins..
Hunt. Wi, ard Humor; Schiller Dramas
DRrv,n's Geology ~ South America
Buchaaap's Neurological Dictionary
PRley'- Golhc Architecture. Old Msn- Ranblrs
Tho> MiIler's Pictures OF Country Life
Hsnsart'- Engineers Pocket Book.
Manual of DEanirg
Bishop OF LondoE- Charge. Jebb's Psalms.
PariOr Novelist. vol. II Gr.sley'- Cotton Green.
Bells and Pouegranatrs. Murphy Grasses
s.. Peter al Rene: Wikinso Calechisrn
Errors IN Electricity.
Received and for saleby
WILEY \ PUTNAM, l6l Broadway
Messrs " X P. will publish shortly
The Horse and his hder Sketches and Anecdotes Of
the Noble Animal.
Herdsmen Ttller' the Ground or Illustrations of
Early Civilization.
Ny WI AnnGal-an illustrated GIT book for Young peo-
pie.
elegant illustrations. MIG
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Gtbools.
VIM. J. NEvIUS's MALE ACADEMY,
1 :,

W W. J, n EVIOS ) NJ ALE AUAU z W
AT WlLLIAMSBURGH, l.. l.
T1NHF second quarter will commence on Monday next
the sd inst Circulars be oh aimed at The Academy
basement Of the Presbyterian Church and IN Newly orh
Al the Book Stores Of Ieaceu Trow Co lst Broadway;
Rich L.ourel. 81 William ST. and d. Felt 4 Co. q
Pear.st
EVENING lx.raucTIoy-A class OF young men
ceiye course oil lessons in Arithmetic, Algebra Book
keeping &c on the evenings OF Monday, Tuesday and
Friday of each week 10 the Isl OF Deem
her nI 2teodis'
INSTRUCTIONS in the Spanish language by an ef-
peFiencei teacher Terns-Three and hat a1Dlar5 lot
editor OF The Albion and Il J. Raymond Esq one Of tho
editors OF the Courier Enquirer Address immediately
A Il. Albion Office. Barc!ay-si "
JSRFSCU TAUGHT by Msnesca's Oral system
Lsd.s Glasses nov forming. Those DESTROYS OF JOIN
irg will pleas, apply F. Grams IS Mecerst nl9 lw-
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ny JANIS NJ. MILLER Store No IS Maiden.
ID lAne door n. > l.ih-rtY-s,.

II Il.
- lane, neat door TO NJ LiberIy-s;-
THURSDAY, Nov. 10.
NJ ls O'Clock, NJ the Merchants Exchange
VII. Do sold under the direction OF Philo T Rugxes
Master in CGanceryAu thai OF land known ss
o. Anu-st bounded follows: the southeast side by
OF land late OF John StriAer the northwest
side by lot Os land late belonging Alexander
Baird, and in the rear by lard late belonging TO
Richard Elerchcr and IN iIont by AunsI Containing in
breadth IL roll y feet inch, aud N the - inch
iheresoouts, and in engh the northwest side 6S
feet snd ON - northeast side 81 feet.
FRIDAY Nc". y.
Al iOl O'Clock, AT the store NJ Liberty-st.
StR>uSGHNN. SBLFtiLp, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
wAsE0 packages anu lots Ut fresh Hardware, in
potIed manufactured.
Catalogues goods ready for examination days pre-
@ sale "A credit of Ilpulhs
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ROYAL GURLEY. Aucloueer.
/ ENTENSlvE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE

ENTENSlvE AND VALUABLE PRIVATE
IL LlBRAkY.-This valuable and eNlensiv. Privats
Library consisting OF about 5000 volumes, forms OF
and curious collections Of BOOKS that have
been offered in city tor public competition. They
have been collected during many years by gentleman
distinguished foE his learning and large proportion OF
them have manuscript notes giving some characteristics
ot The author, calculating obscure point OF
history They classed under the heads vi
the Drama, Poetry Walponians Fiction aud Essays,
Classics, Illustrated Books aud Fine Arts Sporting Bio
graphy, Theology. photography, As,roogy and Occult
Sciences, Oriental and Egyptian American History Eng
ush Scotch History, including many Typographical
works and Miscelane also the Book Casesc whole
he sold without reserve, by ROYAL GuRLEY 4 CO. al
their Long Room. jOi Broadway, corner vi DuauesL
meucng on Monday afternoon, 3Oh inst O'clock and
continuing the i've following days nl9 4,rodis
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CHEAP POPULAR WORKS,


DUBLISHED by u. APPLETON X co. 900 Broadway.
Narrative Of the Exploring Expedition OF the Rocky
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. The History and Extraordinary Adventures OF Mar.
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ANOTHER INTERESTING NUMBER.
CHAMBERS INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE

ANOTHER INTERESTING " MEEK.
CHAMBERS INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE
u No s.
Fret American Edition, with many additions and cor.
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The plan which the work i formed IA 10 select the
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The ruling Objects OF the authors The Messrs
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And by Periodical Agents and Booksellers generally
Mo
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LIFE, TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES
IN CALIFORNIA. and Scenes !. tie Psci.c Ocean. by
Thomas J. Farnham-This work Is written IN mos,
oeass.: STYLE aSourGs IN interesting Incidents and Is
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Ire United States OF especial interest Price ~ ce,s
The Architect, No. a series o. Original Designs :or
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TIE Duke OF Burgundy. the Chronicles al France by
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IL part-. Price > cents.
The Torsr OF London. BY Ansvortsl-rhs Tower : az
epiioule Of English History. Price - cents.
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Capt Paul rs Alexander OUmss. Price IS cents.
Piciuris World Nos g and - Frice . ceais.
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MEMORANDA.
The pscSetship Wellington, Capt Chadwick whiea
sailed hence for Liverpool the 10th inst returned last
evening leaking having experienced severe Sses.
and was taken in tow az the Hook By the steamer as'
and brought 10 the city 10 undergo repairs
The Swedish bark Anna Marguretts which ssiied
hence for Antwerp the 10th inst returned both pumps
being choked with gram
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WIN II. JONES, AuclloneeL
A UCTION NOTICE.-EleganI Cabinet furniture al
"a auction Friday Nov 20 1896 at l0t O'Clock, al the
ware OF Morton Irving No. SJ5 Brcadway toppo
site Nblos entire Of Cabinet Ware made for
This falls retail sales, and waranlsd-embracDg every
description OF rosewood wanuI and mahogany Sofas, Ia
ble.. Bedseads Ouomans, Chairs, various coverings,
Dressing BureruI Book Csses Towel Racks Easy Chairs
Wash stands, NC. &c
Catalogues and goods ready The morning Of the sale
MIG 2ls'
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GLASGOW I'd November, 1916
TdloW has advanced in price and from the enhanced
which cattle selling in this country, we
think will gohgher.
Provisions oal rising in price and there be
ing great demand, both for consumption and specu-
laiion, the present quotations will undoubtedly be fully
maintained.
Grain and Flo~.-Thc advance in price noticed in our
last has become sill apparent; and until within
the last three weeks, each succeeding marketday
brought higher than the previous La,tery
however prices have remained stationary, but without
the appearance oi decline Indeed the general opinion
seems be that before harvest 40s will be the
price for Flour and Grain OF all sorts al proper
tonally high Whether these expectations will be
realized not it is of impossible for US to say
but feel quite sancuine that under any circumstan-
prices will rule much lower than at present for
many months
Indian Corn is at present in great demand and very
therefore. quotation OF 55s. per quarter
would readily be obtained Although large quantities of
this article will be required to supply the deficiency in
the Potato crops both in the Highlands and Ireland still
think that present prices will ne maintained
these other and cheaper substitutes for Poa
toes may be found besides which, the last accounts
from America lead suppose that the supply from
that quarter will be very great and quite equal to our
necessities,
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Boarding.

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLNS.-A gentle
- ard his lady three single gentlemen
can be accommodated with good hoard and pleasant
in private family, pleasant location. few minutes
walk from the Ferry Very moderate terms. Address T.
z. this oiica. nl9 lwI--
DOARD-A gentleman aud lady, single gentle
ID men can accommodated with good board and pleas
al No 20 Whiest- where they will find pleas
ant and agreeable home. MI lwist
DOARDING-A large parlor and bedroom. with clos
- et attached. the floor with The paror and din
Ing ROOM suitable for family. 10 be- let, with board. The
house affords ecery convenience make home comtor,
bic Apply nj No Leonard-si former residence OF
James Brown, ESQ. nl7 Sis
BOARD DOWN TOWN-Three or four young gen
Dtemcn can be accommodated very pleasant
and board. by applying No. Pol Fuon-t west side Of
Broad way Reference required. nlI wiz
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CHARCOAL. PIG IRON-6U tons be., Charcoal
y Forge Pig Iron from the Hamburger furnace for sale
BY BENZ. ". SHERMAN. corner
Mo Broad and Beaver is.
COPNlNG.-Tht- udvrrIi.er- now In jown bui re sd
ing the Country. would like get writing 70
do The coming winter, copying book keeping. Is
used single entry Can give references. Direct W j.
P Tribune OfSc-. rle IL
S10O 000 MONEY TO LEND on bond and
SIUU,OOU- mortgage in suit applicants.
productive Rea. Estate in this Brooklyn Apply
$ ;. BROAD, No II WaIl-sL
MI Sis In the Croton " ser Ot5ce Basement
MOOR SPRINGS.-A Anc improved article CT
~ Elastic Door Springs. Tor sale wholesale and retail
BY Newark lrdis Rubber Manufacturing Company IS
Msidsrlare ola isu
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Z. COTTON, Aueuoaerr,

+. (VLTOS, Auetioc and Coxra.ssiol Merch
A-Sioru Nos lis Fulton and 81 Ann sA-LiSsrai
ces inside on goods either for priva or saeioo and
prompt returns made ouidoorssls OF every descripca
OF goods punctas!y ssudrd 10 and r~sp-cuaily soci,rt
THIS DAY, Nov. ls,
~ Icy O'Clock. al No, IS East Broadway, De tween Caha
rtne and Market,
All The Furniture contained in the house Consisting o!
SOFAS Mahogany Chair. rsbies Dress a2d PLAIN Burrsax
Dining and Tea Tables, Looking Glasses, Carpets OIL
Cloths, Feather Beds Mattresses Bedding Beds,ssds
Stands Toilet, Hall and Astral Lsmps Cruckefy, Cutlery
Kitchen Ware, Stoves Brass SeiIies Wash Tubs Sc Ac
" 4. The Furniture ali be removed the SAME day
SATURDAY, Nov. a.
Al loi O'Clock. al the Aucuca Room,
large and general assortment Of second hand spoas
from Family giving up housekeeping, comprising Sofas
Mahogany ana CURED Maple Chair and plain Bu.
reaus Mahogany Sedsteads Wsshstapds, TsDes Three.
ply and Ingram Carpets, on Cloths, Feather Beds Mat
Trasscs, Seeding. Locking Glssses, Clocks, Astral
anG Hall Lamps. large Brass Kettles, China and GLASS
ware. Stoves, Kitchen SGrulMre Nc.
AT PSIvArS SaLs-one splendid rosewood Piano,
made by firth Y Hall
4: prVse sale, Two large Extension Tables. One will
.NiruI about ~ tscl and the other ~.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auetionesr.

HENRY H. LEEDS, Auetioneor.
OIL PAISTISGS.-H. II. LEEDS, Successor To
~ the late Edgar jenkins, deceased Will sell al auction,
O'Clock the sales ROOM No Wall-st near Broad.
way Friday morning 1th inst valuable collec-
Of Oh Paintings. costly framed for tho drawing room
Ia this collection win be found uIcoubed works by The
following celebrated The Last Supper, by Van
d-rhcn Head of our Saviour by Corrego Flowers and
Fruit by De Heen; beautiful Female Head By tho great
French painter sabey Infant Saviour by Boacher Max
da-n, 0y Carlo Dolce and many others Of The school
equally yalgable We earnestly recommend this colec-
on 10 connoisseurs and othcrs who DESTROYS TO pos
SEES. good ngs being The best loI offered at auction
for a long time.
Thnra3sy ,nnrnint MIC ais'
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CANELJIS. RHODODENDKONs, 6c--Ioo

@as &c embracing al cest sud newest varieties OF
nc cou,iuy i.o full bloom Tor sale a. tie Conservsory,
eoEnsr Of ColT and Sehcrnsrnoso So nfoeA!yH oN n1
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as.-MTILINERY AND sTAAW BONNET

s,- MILLINEKY AID SThAW BONNET
HuFACToRY-At MARCY5 2l4 Bowery
&6t where can found large and fashionable assert.
va, mem Of every description OF Bonne,si also Rib
bon, Veyrts silks and Sstins French Flowers Rssibsrs
and other for BOnnetI and prices sui, every
Mrs MARCY would also inform her customers and the
ladies' generally that he Is prepared 10 offer for thsir
selection choice and fashionable assortment Of Silk
Millinery De found IN The City.
5lk Millinery Show Rooms up stairs, entrance through
the Store "a Howery, opposite h;yiEgtonst
n. BOD Bonrsts cleaned and altered
% 3a~th srh52A M. O. MARCY
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I Minimize s 2scenls-ch!laren half price. nl7Ns
ERkE CONCERTs;mGREAT ATrKAcTloN AT
rTIHE GREAT NATIONAL. PICTURE OF The

rI'HE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE OF the
Landing Columbus. painted for the Capitol Mt Wash
ington by J. Vsnderyn, Will be- continued on exhibition
for short lime longer the National Academy OF De
sign. corner Broadway and Leonard al Also, severa
admirable copies Of the chef fuvre' OF he Great Was
,ers Titan Coreggto and Rembrandt. by Mr. v, together
with splendid View the Niagara River, overlooking
the Cataract Rapids wilh the islands and shores ada
cent as from the Canada side
Open from A. NJ. to 10 F. VI.
season tickets 81 cents single admission IS de-
srrintve paynphets 6t cents nil mis
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anftion 5aiss.
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JOSIAH RlcIhRns

JOSIAH RICHARDS. AIettcaees.
by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-SloIa
~ - broSdw ay-Lhersl Casn AavHIcs, .x,r - z
slsurnents for Auction Ssi-s
THURSDAY EVENING Nov 10
VurAsLE MEDICAL LissAsY-rhe Medical Der- rtr,sat
Of ths ssushls library belonging 10 tho estate OF High
Mclean. II. D. iaciuiIng many rsAssbe works
on Medical Scierees.
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. %
A. 81 O'Clock. Al the Auction Room
SooAsA large collection Of Standard and MlsceSi.n
cas- Books School Books Blank Books, Ergrsvirrs &c
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. p.
Al 81 O'clock 8, tie Auction Room.
vALuAsLs Theological Liss,sY.-A large AID vxl1s-
bic private Lorsry excellent Books, che5y N Theology
and Including also many important works IN other branches
octter,turN
Ar pRivArE Suk-l.eo Qasrto Bise,, every variety,
liz plain saeeP aad extra g and glli 81 se brdinga su,
IArge ssostrnent u SAndsr and Miscellaneous Bc>fs
CHAMBkkl-AiN, Auc1ouccr.-S,orr No IL
- SPraoe-ss-Lseerh advances made o. 9ooss cor =.
signed for prvste sale be cold G suction Oas-doer
sa-s carefully attended TO- ard respectfully solicited
Prompt returns rsde
THURSDAY Nov. ~
Az 10 O'Clock. a. No Il Sprcee-st
SHgxIFr SALE or CASrErs On cloras Ae--Ccr., --s.
Ing Brussels, Three Ply and Ingram Csrps,;n, ,v,,ed
and p,xin Venetian air and Hall Carpets; Drayrsst.
Tsor Covers OH Cloths, Sc. kc-
Also BY order OF the Shetis large Counters. with r,s.
hosxay TOPS. lok lumber. Sc-
Also several SOFAS Center Tsbss, Work Tables, Ma.
hosaay Rockers, Cane Seal Chairs PS:eni Screw Bed
sicsds, Stoves. &c