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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-09

out taking into account the outstanding claims And
TINS immense debt must be met. He asked howl
And showed that by the operation Of the subtreasury
government measure the treasury will be cramped and
the treasurer will be in situation Of great distress
The operation of the law will draw all the specie
out OF circulation and leave nothing for the public
lie said that by the old mode Of doing business allowing
the Secretary of the Trcnmry to draw his money when
ne wanted it, there would have been less trouble but
now, when the Con Is not remarkably strong
In the confidence OF the people, the government has
clogged itself He lkensd the government under the
sub treasury law, to a farmer with weak team, at
wheel OF his wagons the more he whipped up and cried
there was no go'' to it; the longer the admins
or It will strain itself He alluded again to the New
York election, and said that the Mexican war, and
the tariff Of s4o had brought aboutth recent change
had been sprung upon the people of the United States
The first was the no inaton Of the heretofore unknown
Mr. Polk, at the Baltimore Convention, and the second
was the Mexican war The first carried to consum
nation BY party auegisnce, and tho other has not yet
alluded to declaration that existed in Next
which made the 18th of May last surprise
from washington At the time The bill spproprisiing
supplies to the army was voted for by all but fourteen Of
Il voted for BY tie wings after an expression Of their
dissent to its preamble solely the ground that it
,o 70 r 10 mS was mot 0 the
army had business there, but Of patriot
ism to sustain them and let the blame of the rest
on the shoulders of those who created He said that
he had never heard the patriotism of any whig who
voted fer the bill called in question in Washing
vote should have been stigmatized in this city,
The man who says that vote unpatrotic,
rays the whole wing party Of Massachusetts,. The
man who charges him with staining his name with
blood with that vote will steep the whole Wing party in
blood tothe chin. He spoke Of Mr. Winthrop de-
serving his respect and esteem there in the
whole wing party Of the United States deservedy
honored and the ccnsure upon this vote Of his, sngu
arly enough, did not manifest itself here until
three or four months after 1t given He asked why
liberty loving Vermont did not complain of her repre-
sentaves if the in favor of that bill obec
| IOuable. ticut
sentative, and also why the excellent Amos Abbott Of
Andover was not censured II by his vote he had Inn
brued his hands in blood Mr. Vinton. Of Ohio, too,
voted for the BILL and there more honorsd and
respected in the wing party In the country than be-
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0rueraI Nutl1es.
y Fro,n rbc TIme..-Howsrsr aen,

- From the TIme-.-Horever delightful IN
Sp-lnE nav BE- WIN rs11ur= - bro and pr!1ros- in
hand and tcsv-l sey and snchElf. - =. Lh..
loy- ard :ezhIs Of S.uer. he approach o. U1.sr .
no, without - comforts 11d dCc,s5-c blessings Te
how necessary : or hose sci-d v;a Dyspepsia De-
biIrste1 Stomach irlvuy OF III Blood. sd diseases
generally a-r-rd an upol sudden uze DR..
Wood. Sarsapara a1E Wild Cherry SIiters, tEzt ttay
nav with ce-i5--rF remove suct Affections VII render
thea unable % pzr-ake Win cseu-ss The oyols scenes
81 Winter
WTtrr j EErcEtN. Wboiesa,s and Retail Agents. III
Fzl.or-st Sol: Aiso AZ % B:pai7ay, III sl-cker-
= Price Si-..rs- Sol;.es u-i6is
Bows. Clothing cut aud made IN TIE fssnonA-
bic sys 81 80 Broad -tars tcpPosits the Tst-r-
raciej b. MRS Il. FREEMAN 20 Aais
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On A KARg CHANCE for Of enterprise'--
e The subsc4Der Orrs for sails valuable act vi lana
49, situated In Dauphin County, Penn thirteen miles
North from Harrisburg the pecQ.larues OF WHICH fshaef
Il an important consideration for any man OF entsrprso
and taste The property located 10 beautiful and ro-
mantle Wiley running from DsUphin 10 the coal fegioo
which places connected by good level road TO sAY
nothing Of ne beautiful and romantic seenery vim which
Nature h4s psa.ed atorn III. place, there IL QUO
Of thu finest COLD MOUNTAIN SPRINGS on the prop
BE- found n any place In the Cnpa ~ GEE
long been looked upon excellent site for fishIon.
able Watering Place and all that is wanting IA hs capital
and enterprise to establish us reputation such Tno
Pennsyyana Canal passes within I'VE miles Of tho sprnss
that facilities for conveying visitors tnsreo can We
made riing expense 70 be Unsurpassed D3 any oys
watering place The Cold Mountain Sprng Issues vo,'
luminous body OF wab, averaging from -iIJ 70 9Se luz
red gallons 10 and nae never been 1901 ~
vary under any change Of weather. by Inc Oldest
ant Of the neighborhood- Tn, tract which he .pnng
situated contains 100 win be 500 10 any
t!ty from 100 upward may DO desiispIe " IL
purcnasers Apply 10 JACOB SHUH, at the fIantsfs
ta l22 and IA 6reenwch-st or adore" oy insi! " i
Tue uader.gsea well aeqaastse ws'e s ta9 s1
Yantaz-, connected With the Cold Aoln,,slh SSs
sooye referred TO- and eheerIliy certify TO a.
rn.n,. IL hods forth az the site Of fashonsDe sss
Place az stated above by 9r. 5huh It's ~ $780,.
10 oql opinion are s1rpsssed BY none o'a'i ~ ' aN "
Unon : pBths,<o,d
w. n 90 Abrer Rutherford, NJ Alec:
I.Sah Shell J. P. Rdthsrors J. D. hatreriosc.
IL n HeZe, =
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ELiring TESTIMONY

- MADAM Councillor a. Law:
. - - ".sj HYER,S PILLS on al occasions IN which
have rsed Medicine for := few pas; and having
IN zach cssc found almost immediate F-iet ;-retIo
I,v recommend hen n excellent Artic!- OF
3rirs inosi valuable corrective Of ne system Il azy
~ its aeranremrnts J. 6. MADAM, q seeSnaa-st
Go 81 srcadsxv: Ccok corner Grand AID Allen sts
Si,,. "a Ezst Broadway. Mrs HAYES. las tuIon-s-
Bfooslyn; J. ? Ourian, 81 GrsRd-s!- "hhAnso0fsa'
~
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GAsuNEg'S
INIMITAELE LIQUID HAIR DYE.

u and Invaluable discovery which !nsisntAne-
Dusty changes the color OF s har tona " or any ohe
color beautiful black brown and wooui TIE ieas
injury The life Seah OF me hsf or damage 10 the
skin IL i admitted that this dye produces what Is want
IN other dyes nAturz color ad IN sdco1
irpar,s HAIR beauty aac elasticity II appearance
which caBroi be surpassed
Purchasers are requested Particular getting tn
,s-,,re article GzIdners lnilnlabe Hair Dye Sosc
A. wholesale sui IeAil a. J. MAniors No. ~ broadway
s,6J s Hammond X Co Dr1ggls;s, No "a Broadway.
5 Also for safe J. Maa,ori's beautiful assortment
=, -. ~ gains rle ir.is
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To tIIt H1OVf<i ~ -
cured by HANcE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoHE-
HOUND and testify remarkable curative properties
80 ha, those who are suffering And have been 80 for
,naie as you n The selection medicine, ray Know
what i The sure cure for Coughs Colds, Asthma, Brouch
Is iucipien, Consumption a. diseases arising from
neglected ccld.. HANcE'S SYRUP sold al Fi:ly
per bottle or SIX bottles for = -.
For sale wholesale and resiI. ~ 4. B. D. Sands,
Of Fulton ard William also Tor sale By D. Sands Co
= East Brosdwsy H. Johnson corner OF Broadway and
Chsnbels-s: J. / Co3dingIou, corner OF Hudson and
Sprirc SIS E NJ Guon corner of Bowery and Grsnd-s,
and 81 Sweetsef, I4s Greeuwich-sl aad cor
OF Broadway and Eowsrd-st
cAUTION-B:wAKE Of SIous tHIitat'oH', arc a9as'
as fcr HANCE,S SYR1fP md take none o.asI.
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JACOB s PLATT. AucToreer
N VnDTC CARISET EURNl-

MORTGAGE SALE OF CABINET EUkNl-
NATURE.-JACOB 5. PLATT Will sell This Day. al ~
Pla.t alto O'Clock for account OF whom m,y concern
10 repay loan of O0 and other charges, viz ~
Chairs Tor ktchens and parlcs, Rockers crimson plush
coverings Oiomans Divan, Wash Stands win mar
Die tops Bureaus Secretary and Book Case plate glass
side Tables and dining and tea Tables. Hat Stand
superior black suut French Bedsead new STYLE SOFA
Table. pair Card Tables Sofa, Sofa Bedsscad La
dies Work Tables. Counting House Desks
Also which will he pegempiorily sold al precisely II
o'clock viz ! carved crimson plush covering Sofa
French STYLE 10 couch very elegant do rctcalee SPLEEN
did rosewood Sofa and pair do Dvsus TO which the al
trnton OF gentlemen furnishing he parlors direeed
Also during the sale bale chnee and tued Rugs, To
be ,od ngy aud several pieces CapetnR IN oIs 10 suit
purchasers a.
Also, 10 water proof overcoas IL
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r. French Lansuage.- Oral sys-

~ French Observation-Disclosures Oral Sys-
ten.-MadaIne Dursnd daughter Of the lae Jean Man
esca,) is forming her ast Evening Class for the
season. Gentlemen wishing join his class are request
ed 10 make !mmedise application.
a Morning Glass for Ladies has jusl commenced, in
which pupils be admitted, Al IS WskeI-st
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-25

II The Association tor the Relief Of Respectable
Aged INDECENT Females viii hold their ThirtyThrd Ami
versary Fndy the 9Th inst 81 their Asylum Twcn
tIeh between The Second and Third avenues, TO COM
- o'clock when the Aonua Report VIII be read
aud an Address delivered. AL friendly 10 the
invited TO attend ~ B. Annual subscriptions VIII become
due Gu that day. MS II
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" The L. =. senate OF iSi2.-The subscribers
respectfully announce hsi their large nezzotini engraving
OF the United Senate completed sod Will In short
time be published Those 10 desire 20 receive early M
pressCls invited 10 call ~ The Sdtr0nal MINIATURE Ca
ler, and examine the engraving.
IulS tsu ANTHONY. CLARK CO e;7 Broadway.
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coM1eRcIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Ia SCI, Of NoeAs. .ee Foarth Pass.

TUESDAY. P NJ
There was movement almost resembling a
panic in the Fances day. and the decline was con-
siderable in stocks. Long Issnd was the weakest
and fell of 10 ga fall OF p per cent Norwich de-
cned II per cent The given for this movement
is tina. the January dividend viii probably be passed
We know this has We, been decided upon but it is
not unlikely that such may be the result The decline
in Long Island 10 supposed to be the result oil move
among OF the friends Of the road who desire
TO obtain controlling portion OF the stock as che"Py
possible, for they have
The Exchange Market continues very heavy
Leading city signatures sterling. worth but 81; and
good city bills have sold low 81 First class s'er
ling canno. be forced over peg cent; Francs jae.
These rates mus. bring Bullion and every steamer win
now probably bring less OF the precious metals
The rates Of Freiglts are still advancing and
the want OF suitable vessels for the transportation Of
produce is very great TO liverpool to day 4s Cd a5s
was paid for Flour; and 10 London IS G5s. Sd. For
Grain to Liverpool, l5iddl6d. Heavy goods G0s. per
ton A chip taken up for Derry at I'D Cotton 10
Liverpool Is ID for square boe. To Hsvrc. Flour is
81 25 by the packet Of the sth Grain 30 eta. To the
Continent Grain is sc. norninaiy.
The Money Market is becoming rather more
stringent As tie time approaches for the New TaTs TO
20 operation importers making preparations 10
psy large amount Of duties goods now in bond
The demand for money is consequently larger and the
offerings Bank begin 10 increase. The operation Of
paying the subscriptions 10 the Loan, has
porsrily hampered the operations Of the Banks The
subTreasurer il, however, rapidly letting loose the
esges and sovcreigns he has Gagged up in the Custom
House.
The quotations for Specie and Uncurrcnt Funds
are, &c cordug TO Thompsons Bank Note Reporter %
cents per Shilling for English Silver and Bank OF Eng
land Notes at 81 75c.aSi g. per 6
Doubloops Spanish, SIG Patriots, SIS 80 Spanish
Dollars 2G3 per cent prem. soyereigns and Napo
Icons at former quotations
The following are the rates for Uncurrent Money
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TIE ALHAMRA SALOON.

.lo9 ShOADN Al, Nan NiANIe-SA-
IN consequence OF the brilliant audiences and ricriphsa,
success st;erG;r, the aurvSed exhibition Of the cele
brsied HERR ALEXANDER,
The G-esI Original German Magician.
the management have 81 an enormous expense
RE-ENGAGED HIM FOR SIN NIGHTS.
This every evening during the wees He VIII iniIc-
duce snous Al immense variety OF experiments N
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
Chemistry. Optics. freumstics and Natural Magic,
SEVERAL ENTIRELY NEW FEATS
OF the extraordinary character and NEVER BEFORE
ATTEMPTED BY ANY MAGICIAN.
Full particulars IN the Prog ranltnes.
Tickets 20 the Rotnds 20 the Balcony = ceuts
children under u wears ot age, hsli price.
Doors tt-conuence A Il O'Clock. MS SIC
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The following are the rates FOR Uncurrent Money

Treasury Notes, bearing 2.5 per cent interest,
have made their appearance in Wall St quote them
stpsr to premium.
An official notice of the City Comptroller states
that the per cent Water Loan rcdecmablc on the
LIST of February 1917, viii be paid on that day.
BE careful in taking any notes on the New Eng
land Banks Of tho old stereotype plate. under five dol
lars ths limitations OF this plate skiliuy done
TO deceive the most pracsed at first sight also reject
any which part of the engraving is done in
bscker or paler ink than the of the bill they
generally alterations. is difficult 10 get the shading OF
the altered portions of the note exactly to correspond
with the genuine portion.
The Lehigh Register cautions the citizens TO
keep hands of and the of the Hayre dc
Grace Bank.
At Philadelphia the Banks continue to do all the
legitimate business paper Offering and the demand in
the street being very great such paper esteem
ed good will command It's face in money AT small bo
Doubtful paper veres in discount according 10 its
credit.
Application will be made to the Legislature OF
New.Jersey for Bank at Bordentown, with 100000
capital Also for a Steam Power Co at Burlington with
$4,000.
II is reported that John Smith who was up
pointed Sub Treasurer III st Louis has declined. Tire
ST Louis Republican says it is reported that Mr.. + Ken.
nett the President OF the Bank Of Missouri, has been
rendered the appointment In the mean time, however
DR.. Penn who hrst appointed, has started home
from Santa Fe to the office
The Mad River Railroad Will be completed
far urbnna By the first OF June and with some Iii
tie additional aid its connection with the Little Miami
Railroad at Springfield in September
At Cincinnati Eastern Exchange is per cent.
prem The money market is easier, the Banks having
discounted more freely.
The New Orleans Bulletin of the nth inst. says:
While there is good deal Of activity in many leading
articles in the produce market particularly cotton and
hreadstuis there is general complaint oi excessive
dullness In tho city and country trade, which II ia diff
cult account for scarcely in any branch Is the busi
ness equal to last month.
Mr.. Trotten the Agent of the Bank OF Kentucky.
started recently from Louisville board steamboat
for New Orleans and when the latter city was shot
in his berth the ball nctne but no, dangerous
wound on the top OF his head 1t is thought that the
person who attempted the lie OF Mt. i. followed him
from Louisville with view OF robhing him OF large
sum OF money konwn to be in his possession
Value of Exports from the district of Boston and
Charlestown TO Foreign Ports for two weeks ending
Friday, November 20 1876
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS. FonRIGN PRODUCTS.
In American vessels 6SO In Amurica vessels S35Ti
In Foreign do 29935 In Foreign do l0393
Total .., S2ls65 Total. ,.-..-. S45,665
Total value of exports -.--.- S2'i g
Value of Dom's in Specie imported Se'"S
cuded In the above S39,07i
Specie exported. 1900 Excess specie cNpls $3.50
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No., nIcchnnic.- In,IiInIr Chcmicnl Lecturcs

Prof HUHE VIII deliver the Third Lcciuft oil h CoGIsr
of ENpefmenla Chemistry, "Wednesday evening, 25h
instant at O'Clock, in the lecture ROOM City Hall
Thursday evening. Mr.. NOr-ys Lecture on Astronomy
Saturday evening Debating Class-Lecmfrs and Debates
free TO members To members IS Season Tickets, or
- single lecture Terms oi membership mutation
fee and 3 yearly dues which gives ownership IN the pro-
perry The Institute, privileges IN the ReAdngroom and
Library dl.son all lectures ana discounts on all
charges IN the Day Evening Schools Classes Minors
under Is only y per year. ). j. MAPES, President
CHARLEs l.. BAKRITT. AcluaTy.
Patents procured and papers and drawings prepared
Apply 10 c. L. BAESITr, Acuary &c Institute MI -iIs'
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- Noticc.-Th- Ladies OF Spring st. CDR PsItonSl
Church Will hold Fair and Festival the afternoon and
evening of Thursday The sJh the lecture Of
said church, which lime snd place they viii be happy
TO their friends The proceeds 10 be devoted 10 me
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Amnssmeuts.
OF ST. GEoREE =

CHURCH OF ST. GEORGE tAe M.rsyT-U ader
Y ne ratcrse Of The ai-s II Ad oi ine Funds .!
LIE caGrch Of s. George ae NAyr l. ,a;ended ;hai
performance Of Sscre Atassc sAal ;sSs p,sce Al the
APol Sao0c, No TO Broadway. ih- evening Of En-
cay, Dec L
Mrs Loder. Miss NosihaI, Madame AslarroSic. Mss
WATSON a,i other Distinguished vccsli,;s lrciadinc he
Choir q Trinity Church have kindly volunteered raelr Ell
,-ct;ve AID OF this occasion
Or. Hodges % preside a tie otgar
FSssr SarficulaIs in s,s bills Tickets g eenis to D.
hsd A. liz gslS. places = Stls,
TABERNACLE-SRID EVENING. NoS s7in.-
Before rs departure :or lie Souih-CAN!LLo SlNO,
RI will give Gfaai CoGees n which be WI - sSssed
10. TIE vocal par by Slsnora PiCO; Mrs LOnsh' MISS
JULIA l. NOSTRAI.L and SisGoT De SEGSlS
tor NE instrumental by S!2nor RAFETTl MI FUhIa-
~. Mr. LODER and Mr. Il c TiNN.
The orchestra VIII 81 led by VI. RarestI
TlcSets One poLAr-so D. BAD a. the Music Stores,
and - t.ic Tabernacle the evening Concert
Doors open Al s., The Corcer; 10 begin s,t3 MS
DALMO'S THEATEE.-Oa we,ta-.a.y Nov sSih
L isio, Mr.. LOVER ,aaIhOr OF Handy.Anty Rory o..
More. Sc vii give entertainment emitted PAD
DY RY LAND AND SEA" with ui.rthfgl arecaotes-TAe
fresh u,eyricai recitation OF THE IRISH FISHERMAN
Mr. Lovers original comic story Of " NEW POTA-
TOES. and his OWE Songs.
Admission - cents Tickets 20 be had A. the Astcr
House ard doors esch evening,
Doors open al performance 70 commence 81 ;, and
conclude 81 10 O'Clock. ma -tis
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" Steamer Great Western from New York
Letters viii be received hi, Office for the above steamer
until + NJ, Thursday the 2hh inst The freight on
all Letters per the above by arrangement with
sgnec. Will be = letters weighing halt
AN ounce OF and - cents each additional half ounce.
ns52t ROBERT H. MORRIS, ?. NJ
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Books.
TIE FOUNTAIN

A BEAUTIFUL GIFT FOR isI7- EdI,ssi % z Hast
a1ons lie con.tibuiocs Tie u4res o;Iyd4 4 Sicolrnev
:. Arthur. Am stephens. G w Seihzre y D S46a
.aihors Price n Tgrsey - &c, embossed e.otA :. =
DoraS-y snd SOU, both Pasts IA one priee s. els
new sGiIicu. u.s. recrIvsd. prioe IL
The Architect No "A seT;e> Of original designs for
domestic sni Ornamental coises work which VIII fac-
IRISH designs hose wishing 10 build sEna. expense
Chr.srras Box a,f the Sons and Daughters OF Temper.
.acea story, ey 7 : Arthur PRICE =:
Wnrlac ard her Diseases from TIE Cradle 10 The Grave.
sdarte exclusively 10 her instruction u the physiology OF
her and al the diseases Of her euca periods By
I'd a. Dixon. VI. D.. Price II =
The Duke OF Burgundy me Chronicles Of Fr.nce, ey
Lie TFaveis aSd Adventures ca..fcrais ~
Fsrnhsm. price - cts
ciaazr MA-az.Hs :or December. NOS; ecau;i:ul No
iih splendid Paris ,.h!on Pse slc other tce Illus
,ra.icus Subscription IS 60. Per No. y cts
Lsdies National Eor Decera5er an excellent No with
beautiful ersray.nss and fasalon Plate price IS: eis
TIE Tower OF London, b. Ansgvcrth. VIII !lustsa-
Frost. Pic;oriai Word Nos . = and 80 whieh con
cludes this beautiful WORK price = cents per No
Peep INTO Chat1asIst OF the VI ys;srss of shopping
s supplied 81 81 IF lg Fsah ei r X Buildings
ANEW WORK 81 SAMUEL LOVER,
TTHOR OF HANDY ANDY" RORY O'MORE,"
AZ Sc.-Ths publishers OF Yankee Doodle have sIea;
rsni with Ssnusi Lover ESQ Tor series cf American
Sketches, written eNpress? for the Yankee Doodle and
entitled :. HANDY ASpYS PoST-BAG.' Illustrated BY
Tse publication will be commenced on the ssth INST III
the next number VII Yankee Doodle, and continued
regularly thereafter.
Yankee Doodle contains II each number ten page. of
residing matter. and from Twelve illustrations By
Charles Martin s1d Robert 4. Clarke. Il IS published
every Saturday a. 81 cents per number or IS per snrum
in advance.
re- Those OF the Trade wishing supply their custom
srs with The work by NJ. Lover. are urgently
GGssed send their orders immediseiy Persons des
rous subscribing for The work by mail, NAY remit ST
risk
"a AL orders aud lel;er.ulas.be addressed TO
W Il GRAHAM, loo Nassau-st
Nen.Ynrk Nov N fslh Ms 81
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Z COTTON. Auct,cree!

Y. COTTON, Aucccceer,
Df E.COITCN, Auction and Commission Merchant
o-S,ors Nos. lis l.cn AID 81 Ann sta-LserSl stvar
made goods either private OF Al aueror sns
prompt made Outdoor sSSs Of evefy description
Of ycts runctalv Attended ard r-speccy solicited
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is.
Atlnt O'clock al the Auction Room, No 81 Aau,si
CoSSrAsLE SALE FURNITURE, Ac.--CensisIiny OF
French Beds,eads Mahogany Tables Chars, Carpets on
Cloths Mating. Feather Beds, Mstirasses, Looking
Glasses. Work Tables. Stsads Dress ard lain eatesaN
Curl M.ple and plain Chairs Window Shades Snee
Desks DO Chairs. Boston Ncckcrs, Ciocks Sraaoo.es
Hall Astral Lamps. Crcckery and Glass are heaen
Furniture, &c sc. A.,
Also the balance OF Paper Hangngs, Borders Also, An
assortment OF Dry Goods Clotss. Cassneres, De Lans
Hosiery Gloves, Prints, Shooting, Shswl.. &c
Also large assortment OF ARTIFICIAL Flowers, trVi
msnuiactory. suitable for Tie trade. a.,
Also $50 lres Of Blsnk Notes, Bills Of sSenanSe -
Check Books 81 d6Eeu Inks OF various kinds gold anu s
yer Pens, Sc. &c. MI.
Ar PSvlrE SALx-one splendid rosewood Piano.
usds by Firth 4 Hail
Atpriyate sale, TWO large ESteusiou Tsbles One Will
extend about 50 feet and the other - -
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER Store No. IS Maiden
- lane, VI door TO Nc LihrrtySt
FRIDAY, Nov. 2.
Al iOl O'Clock, al the store No. II Maiden lane
BIRMlNGHAM. SHEYfirLD, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HAND
w,xEoO packages aud lots OF fresh Hardware Just nn
ported and manufactured.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination DAYS pre-
vious TO sale On a credit OF . mosihs.
THURSDAY, Dec-3.
At l0i O'Clock at the Store Of BuAley BrooAs No Is
Ferry-st
5000 sides HelnocS Tanned Sole Leather, various Tan
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NarToyAL LoAS Fuso LizE A.sT1ir9 a.. II WsI.,
Of LcHc0o-oN .s.YorA, 9Th Nor. isf5
~ ;-,l,.J states Local Board have estA5-
80 Al ej go~ery, 10 De cecO1Itnzted The
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