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ECHEAPER THAN EVER, 4E1i
g;7As, y. ss.ssszza New Arrival Of
1gI5E TRESEa GOODS
.EIlRSS1i.y Ar THE
a EeCaGGo

A MOTHER splendid assortment Of GOODS
"a has just been added to the former stock Al
the Arcade; which we can sell cheaper than yai
ever before offered in hismarkct Gentlemen whc
wish GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS and Ladc,
whO want FASHIONABLE, GOOD 81 CHEAP
articles for DRESSES, Of every desc iption, vii
find it for their in.eresl to call, as We know tnty
will be satisfied with the quality aud prices Of oar
goods. Our motto being Cheaper than the Cheap
est VIC eau and will veup to it.
Cash,ncrcs 25 Gems per yard and every
thing else in proportion.
ALBRIGHT g. MENGAL,
Novemher %
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Ger, P, S. SMITH,
REVOLUTIONARY SERMON.
Very respectfully, yours,
rsE4E4 kERKEER

REVOLUTIONARY SERMON.
They that take the Sword shall perisI
by tie Sword
Soldiers and COuniyymam
We have met Ihlss evening perhaps 10
The last time. We have shared the toll o
he march the peril OF the fight, AMI The dis
may of The retreat alike, we have end0ret
me cold aud hunger, the cpntumeIy OF III,
internal foe, aud the courage Of the (orejgr
loppressor. We have sat, night alter nigh
beside the camp fire; we have toge'he
heard the roll Of the ieviIle, which callet
us to duty, or the beat Of he tattoo, whicl
gave the signal for the hardy sleep Of 'hr
soldier with the earth for his bed and lht
Iknapsack for his pillow.
And now, soldiers and brethren, we have
met on the peaceful valley OIL the eve o
IDate, while the sunlight is dying away be-
yond yonder heights, tae sunlight that to-
morrow mora will gimmer on scenes u
blood. We have met amid the whitening
EMS Of our euCampmenliln in the time q
rror and gloom have we gathered togeh'
r. God grant it may not bs for the las
iuc.
II is a solemn momen'. Brethren, doe.
10, Tue solemn voice of nature seem to echo
he sympalhe8 Of the hourl The flag o'
mr. country d,oops heavily from yonder
taft Tho breeza has d,sd away along tie
green plains Of Chadd's Ford the plain
hat spreads brioro us ghUeTlng in snn.
lshI--lhe heights Of tie Brandywlne arj-
ses gIoomr and grand beyond the waters
d; yonder sIream--9I nature holds pause
Vt solemn silence, on the eve Of vPtosr
and bIootshed and strife Of lO-morrow.
They that take The sword shall perish
'"'
anu Do'e 'oey '"' ''Aso '"F s"o'"'
1851 We oF'o'a'eo p'''0' we o'o'0,S'"
Ilen Va'IIrs' me burned ''Fm mouse o'acHe"'
Iog III 'he SUM- 'ne sacked 'I''seP' and u"
taVaseu 'o"n' aos"el--ie' 'Ao "nI'en'ng
.oo"eS Of '"e oU'che'eo tanner s're"o ''oog
l.. 4. J r l. 1 Il
ne he'0' OF HIS home'fead'ans "er--Ie' NE
starving moMef' WHO her oaoe c''n6'ng !"
he "lherea breast mat can ah'rd no sa''
'n'n'e' let heF answer win The deo"'f"-
ie nirgiIng win The mnrm1nng tones 'ha'
."a'haG 'he last struggle oI her '''e; let the
lying mother aud her babe answer
II was bu'o Day past and our land siePi
IN 'he qn'eI Of peace. War was not here
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''''""'
anu wrong may PFe'a'' and we may be
u''''" ''''' ''''s "''u'o"' we hout o' 600
wv" vengeance VIII co'"e'
N''' " :" wv ''"' '"'''o"o u e'F'ha'
'P'''' " !" '"0 ''e"'' o' we oo""u'ess UNI
"' '''. ~ '''''' ''' '''"s VI o" '"'o'
''"' WV" ~ '''"g' """ 9u'o " P"hiSh
gum we" ",'' vac '''"" Neo'go O'o"S"'cN'
c'''eu mug Iee' ~ us o'a'h and heart he
vengeance OF '"o eternal 'ehoVa0' oI'gh'
VIZ DC upon MS '''e~-a "''"eied oFaIn and
4" "cc"fsed 'H'eI'ocE olgh' VIII be nP"n
MS c'(iuseh and on MS people. Great God
10" ureau mo punishment!
a c'o"ueu poP"'ace' PeoPI'ng The dense
towns "nere me man "' money thr''cs
"h''s the IaooFGr s'arvc'j want slr'dlog a.
'"ohg 'he people IN all I's Io'mS OF terror
an ignorant and God deIying priesthood
'n"cN''hg over NE mlssf'ss OF millions:
IP'""u dHu HeIChtss hOUlI''y 9uulng wrong
TO worng, and hesp0g insult upon robbery
'"" h"u"' royalty eorf0P' to ''io very heo"
and arlS'ocIaGy rotten TO The core, crime aud
want linked hand IN hand and tempting
men 10 oee0' OF woe ana dsa'h--'h-se art
part OF the doom. and retibUIion that is to-
come upon theEngIish throne aud Ihe Eng
Ijsh peoplel
Sodlers-l look ground upon your IA
mi,iar faces with strange interest! To-
morrow morning we will 90 forth 10 the
bal!Ie--lor need tell you that your M,
worthy minister viii march forth TO battle!
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Died.
On the evening of the I4th inst, MARY Augusta LYON
aged q. Her remains were taken to Oyster Bay L. L.,
for interment
On Wednesday, morning at o'clock, at his residence,
NO 69 Monroe street. JONAS BEEKMAN, aged 6s years.
he friends OF his family and those OF his son. James
Beekmsn respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from the Mariners Church.
Cherry street. Clinton ST.
At Savannah, Sept LIST, Mrs. MARIA JANE MorrooME.
aged 81 years, native of New York. but resident
OF Savannah for the last four years
On the 2sth August at his residence in the Forks Of
Hanover Va REuBEN SAcRA in the SD year of his ege
a man whose sterling honesty and integrity merted
and received the esteem and confidence OF all within the
circle of his acquaintance.
At the Poor House of Washington county Boon BucH-
ASAs, aged ll3 years. colored man, better known as
odd Booty" He was waiter in the army at Brad.
docks defeat, in 1865
In Cheshire at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning, after
lingering indspositon Hon SAMUEL A. FoorE, Tx. Co.
vernon ofConnecticut Mr. Foote born, believe,
in Cheshire In early life he engaged in mercantile
business 10 N, Haven. He afterwards member of
the State Legislature and Speaker Of the House of Rep
lesentatves then kepre entave in Congress, and af
forwards U. S. Senator.
In Mansfield, on the 9th instant Mr. Daniel Waller
father of NJ Waller OF Ecotville aged so years and
months
In Boston, Sept 18th, Mr.. ARCHER rowNLEY, a ma
tive OF England aged about 81. Mr.. T. of the
most SIX lfui organists in the CITY,
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On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Edward Lathrop, SKyr-
FIscroS SANxAy counsellor OF law, and JEANsErrE
eldest daughter of the late Francis Pickett ESQ., all of
this city.
AT Newerk. on.the 18th inst, by the Rev H. Under.
wood, ISAAC N CHANDLER, of Newark to JULIA NJ Den.
MS daughter Of the late Jesse Dennis formerly Of this
city.
:. On Sunday evening, the l3th inst by the Rev Mr.
Varea, Mr. FREpEnicg RAYMOND to Mrs. HANNAH DA-
vrs of Byrum, N. j.
Newton papers please copy.
On Wednesday the 10th inst at st Peters Church.
Chelsea. by the Rev Hugh Smith. D. D.. CHARLES d.
JUDAH attorney at law TO ELMRA E. daughter of Floyd
Smith, Esq ali Of this city.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE @ r APHIC.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER NEW YORK.
Seventeen Persons Drowned.
WASHINGTON Wednesdau MIG


WASHINGTON, Wednesday night
| A slip from the Mobile Tribune of 10Th instant,
! gives an account OF the loss of he steam ship
New York, on the 7h INST, in severe gale from
the north east.
The news was brought to New Orleans by the
steamship Galveston, Capt. Wright.
/. Seventeen persons were drowned, including
twelve passengers and five OF the crew.
The survivors were picked up by the Galveston,
and taken TO N. Orleans. Capt. Jno. d. Phillips,
of the lost New York, states that he left Calves
ton Saturday evenings the 9th instant, for New
Orleans; and in that night, finding the wind
blowing very hard from the northeast, with a
heavy running from eastward, he got back
/ into eleven fathoms water.
! On Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock, the wind
having lulled, he weighed anchor and proceed
on his course. Soon after, the wind increased,
and he came to anchor in ten fathoms water.
The wind then commenced blowing a perfect
gale, and held on until Monday morning. He at
tempted to slip out of the frcughs Of the sea- and
before the wind when a very heavy struck her
larboard guard, carrying it away, and straining
the vessel so much as to cause her to leak consi-
derably.
At four o'clock, A. NJ, heavy squat carried
away the smoke pipe, lifted the promenade deck,
stove in the starboard guard and wheel house,
causing the vessel to leak in such manner as to
extinguish the fires in the furnace, and at six
o'clock she went down in ten fathoms water, the
wind blowing perfect hurricane.
The captain and eighteen Of the crew were
saved, viz:
PASSENGERS sAvEp.-Mrs. FolIeu, T. w House. Judge
Tally Mccormick. jr, DR. Pouseans N Steaks Repard,
McCaherty, Shepherd Hefsrman, w. /. Hutchisons
Clermont.
Losr AND MIssIso.-Mrs Wilson and two children.
Miss Foett three children Of Mrs Follett A. H. McCor
mick VIM Armstrong one cabin and two deck passsn
gers, names unknown
CREw LOST MIssISG.--P Luncss Murch, second
engineer. Charles Wilson, seaman, John trowsrd. FIRE.
man, VIM. G. McRea, fireman, James Watson, second
steward, and one seaman name unknown.
Nothing from the army or Vera Cruz
BALTIMORE, Wednesday Evening.
The latest information from Nauvoo induces
the st. Louis Republican TO believe that terrible
battle has begun. The temple is strongly forti-
fed, and both parties have possessed themselves
OF cannon; which among such reckless men, with
such ungovernable passions, may result in a scene
of carnage in the city greater than that of Palo
Alto"
Great solicitude prevails at ST. Louis with re-
spect to Gen. Kearney's command, in conse.
quence of the scarcity of provisions for his men.
The Southern mail is in, but brings no news
from Mexico or the army of occupation, nor is
there any local news worth reporting
There is nothing doing in fl ur grain; the
merchants forbear to undertake anything, and
are waiting the news by the next steamer.
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MONTEvERDE'S BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SALOON.

NOS STREET three doors below .ns am ne
spectuly inform his friends ard this public IN general that
he has -four good Billiard Tables IS can pc found ,ne
rate apartments the proprietor thinks Il will Gs more select
ties Each visiting the above estabi shmen WI
be furnished with private and apron, f?f ms especial
and the best attendance the city. Any gentlemen
wishing the billiard exclusive 10 themselves Or the
bowling alleys have the by applying at the par
Also two Bowlin- Alleys which always kept in frat
rate order, with the best OF attendance. =.
Lunch day IL o'clock Wednesdays ana sundays
Fish or Clam Chnwder g.,
During the season the choicest Oysters such Shrews
bury Chnksroras Mill Pond. Cold Spring and Massachu-
sets Bay Gentlemen calling for the above oysters can al
have them the shortest notice. they can depend on
navrg the above assortment His Bar well stocked Win
the choicest Wines and Liquors and seg the best quail.
ty Also sherry Cobers Mint Juleps and Punches made in
amsnpev not to be surpassed
10 Gentlemen will please 10 communicate at the Bar,
'"' A's'''' - '1'' - WIG FRANCIS MoNTEvERDE.
Nos Barclay street.
NJ Private entrance at the Hall door, au26 lmsr
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HowEsA co.'s N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.

HOWES& CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS unrvaled corps o. Equsstrians will perform at
Lyons the 18th September inst Il Auburn the loth
Il III and 7h during the Agricultural Far; at Syracuse
the 18Th aud 10TH Rome the 2lst Utica the 2id
ard 2d Herkimer the 9th; Lirle Falls the 23th
Fort Plains the 2Gth Cooperstown the 18Th; at
Cherry Valley the 29h Coolies Kill the 3Oth and at
Schenectady the frat day OF October next. .
THIS is the Largest Establishment organized IA the
United States comprising l5e Men and Horses requiring 70
Carriages convey the performers, wardrobes muncisn.
&C. The company has attached TO Eight Female e9oes
trians ameng whom is the Greatest Female hder Of the
" MADAME MARIE MACARTE,
whose new stye Of Equestrian Feat peculiarly her
being clasc her graceful and nang addres
the charming with which she chains her aud
render this gifted and hgy-educated arfsfe the LEAD
feature OF the in this country The rropretors
refer public the brilliant description given IN the 70
spve of the extraordinary and daring fcats
performed by this distinguished drfisfe. -
Equestrian Director Mr.. HOWES; Riding Master, Mr..
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
among the Performers the celebrated and principal Hi
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOB IS whose ess on
Horseback the most extraordinary witnessed uve
nile Of by Master Nixon Olympic Exer-
by the whole Conp2py led BY the great ErIopssn
Coles Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BR0THENs'
Sweet the Charoteer Of Ph1bun Posturing and Gym
nasics, by Mr. Nixon and his MIR. Howes IN his Ny
biological and brilliant Act Of Fances Of Proeus M
&. Howes in Slack Rope Evoluuons Mr. Geo sweet the
celebrated Tight Rope Dancer With variety Of ofher
The whole comprising the leading. most talented ana
classic performers in the world
si3rc HOWES & CO.'S New York Mammoth IIrcus
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SCHENCk'S PULMONlU SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs Consumwion, Liver Complaint,
IT'S undenabe fact that schencks PumOnic Syrup has
country The Of must be APPARENT to
peon wins investigates IT'S merits as is based upon
the lungs assists expelt from the stom.ch and
hye bo and gur h.v. ts blood ,..tie i,
,ss for their are aay and health red
all the certificates that have been published
bRoNcSx TIC G VI, By THE USE
n Dr. } y scHEscx: Having been cured Of a confirmed
dss@i my duty publicly to state my case had no, been
well for years aud last fall efec,. cold
o ssss liz
appetite was very cosye and digestion great
upon ,tomach-I much emasisted and had Weren't
e %y ION and ws
the Hospital where the doctors said ncur.be win
os
heard OF your and some Of the great egrs it had
disappointed Your Pnlmonic syrup wa: tn. remedy my
is,:s and s;y ny bowels;
slsr commenced ias j., i .isy:d sh. AID fever.
fs %: ia have as
effect. ether asIs., from remedy had used
:a 'fssT% s E; means
css sou Sinh s.d
x.a R,'1s A EiS: s GGs
.,et
ns5 Fulton and Cranberry Zsnd smith
Ei1abeiktown; Z. insli. fsi.r.oa, New Jersey Van
;esa Reddss Co safe street, Boston; Ohass $50
Maker st. fLousys Ky; and W% Adam Nos EliO
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t~.,v. days only .. Their. w.r. but that many in tn.

twelve days only there but that many In the
entire month owing to the breaks
There has been increase In the exports of -four
hemp. tobacco Leaf. and whisky, and decrease in ba
wool cotton and feathers compared with last year
OF the imports there has been decrease in dry goods
muslin, tobacco manufactured; blooms, leather, and
SALT and an increase in hardware glassware coffee and
pig metal compared with ls45. The falling of in dry
goods noticed has been caused by reporting several
items, such hats shoes &c. this season separately
whereas last they all included under the head
of dry goods
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CENTREvILLE CoURSE-TRoTTlNG.
~ | A1aAe 219AS
GREAT SPORT

MQNDAY Sent; q, az p. M-rnrse THREE Hundred re-.
lvl DoiiqrTwo Mile Heats for which are entered aud
will pos ely start, the celebrated trong horse MOS
COW Of the world the pacing hor,e JAMES
X. FOLK Moscow 20 as he pleases, Polk TO wagon
Same dsyPurse so. mite heats best IN n harness
for who $50 Entries 20 close
the Course by o'clock NJ same daythree or more to
JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor
n BCsrs will leave South Ferry. Brooklyn for the
over Fare each way Is cents. SIT 5tssr
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YACHT FOR SALE.

IACH 1 FUN SALE.
kiR THE YACHT GIMCRACK - She is 50 feet
long. and 10 feet widecopper fastened aud copper
Saxh6,e d the bends The materials used in her con.
strcon of the best quality and so boed and rveted
together render for least
cesssy Sne lin my opnon) the fastest vessel OF her
America Her keel the only ballast she carries
ron weighs tonshe board is fitted the
keel and does through weaken the floor tmbes
She good heavy weather boat the weight of her keel
d-nng it impossible overset her She very completed
found in light sa and the gear them with covers
protect from the weather when anchor A dozen
persons dine comfortably in her cabin which is sixteen
feet long, with six feet head The furniture
in perfect order With exception of bathing
shs provided with all the comforts to be found yachts OF
the largest size
Having further for her. will sell her for less than
half her original cost
JOHN &. STEVENS, II Barclay st.
NJ B.-She may be seen near the Ferry, Hoboken.
w
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OLD VIOLiNS

6 JOHNSON, No. ls7 William street, New York. has
Js for sale the best collection Of genuine old
ever offered in New York Also, very fue
from the best French makers, viz Guitars Volas Volins
Violoncellos, sc,
The balance Of lot of foreign Music by the cee.
braed authors, for piano. violin and piano, solos, duet
trios, quartettes, qunfees, Sc for page
some entirely new Paris mus fort cents per
Those DESTROYS of Instruments
Music, respectfully invited to call.
N. B-lnstruments repair ed by the best workmeu.
st6 lw krc
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WEIGH s. MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.

WEIGH & MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS immense surpassed by other in the
country for the Of Its costumes and trap
pingsior the number Of teped and accomplished
TRANS and for the beautiful stud Of horseshave just con-
cluded their Eastern and hei this
vicinity They will open Tomorrow Tuesday, Evening,
Jersey City, when Of the best selections from their
varied will be given. On Wednesday and
Thurs ay they perform Newark. This will be the OILY
oered this those desirous OF
treat who reside in the places alluded
The have with thus far this has
ceeded their most sanguine expectations. sitr
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ALZEYER MARKT.

ALZEYEK MAhhI,
THIS annual feast will be given at last New YORK on
Monday next, the 2Ist inst The undermined mas rken
the responsibility catering for the public on this oessson
and will offer inducements 10 those who have hereto
fore enoved said feast participate once more OF most
sumptuoos repat good first rate band Of music
10 likewise engaged and those wishing enjoy rich treat
are particularly invited attend Hans would also to
his friends should hey favor him with call he sut the
OF one and all. 4,
The dies and gentlemen referred to the last annual
800 JOHN Mill Err, 25s Crsod st.
Orat East New York the 2ist inst
NJ train Of cars will start from the South Ferry Brook.
Iyn at ~ and TO- and and p NJ, and return ssP. NJ
SEE
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Birth.


In Charleston, g. c., September 2ad 1915, CLARENCE
w. lsAAcKs son of Anna +. NJ. and Judah M Isaacks,
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Mr. EDlTpR-Sr,-ln your Police Report of Monday
AVA ast there is an item IN relation 20 attack upon Mr.
Inomas haven. engaged the Organ Factory Centre
street beg leave TO that the party mentioned
connected with he firm Of Bacon Raven Pianoforte
No 6 Centre has been
stated by one Of the pu0lic papers
New YORK, Sept. ID II. NJ. RAVEN.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS &c

IIENRY KAHN Importers, SO Nassau street. up stairs
alden lane received by late arrivals from
their house Paris and offer for SALE most extensive
choice selection the and fashionable les
Art,ncial Flowers in buncnes, wreaths spnss &c
1oRe her with complete OF Ma eriss FOR Arti
nei~ owermateIs newest descriptions and emora
cling every article in this line
bouts, do imitation ostrich and fame
Feather: IN great variety and Of the richest kncs
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
~ 4E5

follows:
LEAVE BRooKLvrat o'clock A. NJ. boston n) for
t,reenport daily, (eIcept Sundays) stopping at
Farninzdale and st. Georges MAJOR.
ateh A NJ. daily, for Fsrmingdale and inter
mediate places
mex M, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days, for Greenport and intermediate paces,at
fP. NJ, for Farmingdale daily,
LEAVE GREErponr-atox A. Nj, Monday, Wednesday and
Fridays. for Brooklyn.
msX r. NJ, Cor on the arrival Of the boat from
Norwich) Soston train daily, Except SUM-
dsys,l stopp st St. Georges Manor and
Fsrmingdale
LEAVE FARMNepALE 81 ANN daily, (except Supdays)
accommodation train, and Ia ?. NJ.
LEAVE JANAIcA-a, O'Clock A. M, and az p NJ, for
Brooklyn.
fregh! viii leave B,oohyn fr Greengor, with
passengers car attached, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
days al M Returning leave Gfeenpot at O'Clock p
on Tuesday Thursday and Saurd stopping at inter
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave BROOKLYN at o o'clock A NJ. for Greenpor Re
tuning leave 0reenrort s2x M for Brooklyn, Stopping
~ All tSe .t,t,ons sl7r
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$36,OOO TO LEND
IN BOND AND MORTGAGE, on productive real es-
~ this city Brooklyn. II will be divided into
sums suit aPplieans Apply to .. g. Broad, No. II Wall
strsst.to the Croton Water Ohcs, basement aust lmsm
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p!AsoEoaT Is. sr So yasssis r..or.r..
i III TDSss:: s;;s
" az on
al The modern epso, % which pase attention is
iich gill .s%sians rlessd for fTem last safe. to
sTS.r JACOB BREASTED. Auc'r.
BEWARE OF MOCK AUCTIONS"
HSao s' Issh consultation with the friends
s::ss ss:i; ;s IL sss
MR. RI 9 b AlItsra,
So n--wh licensed Auctloneer. $50 Broadway.
Es AEE n k SIT F EHssN AND ENG
SBSfSsf:s
so sssa .a g.. %
Alo, TOs, Ware of every descrpuon some very masni
Rich Cut Gl,. p.esn,sr. Gosle,,, Wines. Tumble. SC.
p. All M Gf which aId IN po:.sy be sold Citizens and
The goods can = examined he day previous the sale.
A VcTT nSS NOTICE : Chiasss Goods1yAN wYCK
BOHEMIAN % Gu ss & csns;s
O'Clock az the tos No. 40 Beaver invoice of Chi
n nss articles oil csnosy and other articles consisting IN
s sSS BOXES Fl wc,ts Warranted of good qualityo
200 finest bamboo Widow Blinds, from Shanghai;
100 hxs Of Insects Reptiles, Fish valuable coecton
Very elegant Persian and Manila Costumes for fan
cy balls;
Carved Chinese Weed Figures, full size;
SissE; Ss and
rs and GENRE tables tea trays, tea caddss. SC.
l Chinese Sail Boat;
Camphor wood Trunks and Wardrobe;
An invoice Of nlaid Lacquered Ware from Japan.
Also, At IL O'Clock.
A full assortment Of IS Inches wide Chinese Silks eros
Grain, Satin, itch silk Broeads for Curtains, &c.
An assortment of 81 rich embroidered Canton Grape
Shawls, quality.
The sale will be peremptory. ss Tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-17

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