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Aurtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetcneer.
PY BANGS, RICHARDS e. PLATT.-Stor
Il "a Broadway Liberal Aaysrcas or

PY BANGS, RICHARDS e. PLATT.-Store
DNI srosdway.-Leersl Cs1h Advances made on coz
s!gnr:ents Tor Auction Ss,ra
NETWORK FALL TRADE SALE.
Tbs extensive sale VIII commence On
MONDAY, AGgus, -
Al O'Clock A ".
With the Stationery Catalogue. sHbrscn; 9 very
variety OF srtcles IN THIS hre.
Ar O'Clock ? NJ
The severn large snd valuable iavo'ee. Of Binder
vefs, LAih Slaak Book Leather 8c also an u
TUESDAY MORNING,
A. O'Clock,
eart invoke toowei by large coIssnreais from
os publishers OF NrwYork Philadelphia Boston &c n-
seIias ;he very extensive lists OF Messr Csssy Hart
ani thotnsS- Cow prrtAwNe \ Co
WEDNESDAY. Augustus.
e sac VIZ ns,ade he contributors Of Mes.s Harper
nFotners Sroeker Brsws;er ArGrus SSor Prau,
"oodiord \ CO. Il. Sc.
THURSDAY, Ausu.,:7
tGs eNen,Re consignment OF Law Book. roUa Messrs
Little \ Brown and oIhers viii De- sold followed by
great Ysrety OF Standard Miscellaneous Books tros,
Messrs. Wilkins Carter, Wiley Pun.m HOGAN a
thompson and nectHe he balance OF ,;ock OF he pub
Ncalor> OF a V Blake.
FRIDAY, Angus, Is.
me sale Will be continued ana will include Srrat W.
'S VI 1ssraS!e stock from ali parts OF he country
Tn. S, same Day. al O'Clock, P. NJ
snsn.r, ~ tiae. WI be sot-ln addition those
nose OF several vauaSle works he whole n-s.rtn near
W $50 s '- -r;,, ne sale OF Sooks Will be Continued
SATURDAY, August Nth
VIII De sold great variety MsceanA,u. All a.hol
Books Also, consiSn OF choice London RSoS. e
The whole forming the richest and most exens,rs
y OF Books Stationery nc. offered a. ,sl. in hi.
country. ~ 80 N'
Ar PSrvArg S.Is-I.oco ous.to Bibles, every v,r.,v
In plain sheep and e and gilt ed se bndnsA Aso
large assortment OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books
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JACOB s. PLATT, Aucuoneer.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY Sale-JACOB
) PLATT viii sell this day, 10 o'clock at the AUG.
ton Room corner Of Plat and Gold By Catalogue m
of Hardware aud heavy goods also 5000
dol Table Knives and Fork. and pocket and pen Knives
also 0 pair Carvers &c. suitable for the country we'll
the city trade. For particular. under auction head
Ia the morning papers. su2l IL
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
GURNEN'S SEW Rat AID CAP ESTABLISHMENT
L.. I'nl.nn.st SIM RilLdInH

lSi Fui:on.t Sun Building
IT Quincy mas the pleasure OF informing gentlemen
OflasIe and fashion well those who make preien
simple plain simplicity that the
nvarab-, mutsble price OF MS Fist Quality Black Fur
second Quality DO 90 90
Firs, Qualify SiIh q
These prices have been firmly established and be
implicitly relied The exquisite ~ and finish OF The
cles which they appersiI. Mr. g. believes he say.
without presumption that his Hats may safely challenge
comparison "iIh Other Has al prices sai luls
- DIR. Woods Sarsnparilln and Wild Cherry
Btter>For The OF Jauudicr, Indigestion, Nervous
Debility Headache, Costeeness, Dyspepsia, Loss OF AP
petite ard az diseases Tor hIcl the medical faculty nave
and Wild Cherry Barr
aacloUs fora. al The sensitive qualities OF Hose
most valuable articles OF The mntera netes, combined
uishes safest and agreeable
&c and aprrieEt medicine offered 10 Tie pgoic.
A. taTli: medicine tie >arsaPaa aud " !Id CnerTE
Biiiers invaluable. They car be gwen With perfect
safety II a. cases IEey are very pleasant 20 me iasi-
which recommends them a. any easy medicine 70 admins
ter 10 children.
general agents, II Fn.ion-sL y and james W saith
corner Fulton and Cranoerry - Brooklyn AUS ets
r. Sebrins'- Re-torative.-Ths pleasant ned
cine r-v-rling remedy Dyspepsia and Nervous
Afecnoa ~ ClIe io' go 4e a.
achtS ait a. -Nce-t elFe OF OostVries- and Low
SniriI- II cprr-c.s rror-It he hillary organs
and very etrzcUu- - relieving Flayu-cr. Coles, Erc
sirls- complaints OF tr stomach aud Bowels Il speedily
promotes OF strength and activity a.
restores 'c.4f greatest OF
blessings : deficient ami - csiura Consequence, gives
,one snd y-or 70 LIZ whole system
IT Prepared br {. c >EBHlSG TarryloTvnl y Y 70
" fofn orders may be addressed
Soli IN Ne-Yo-k a; wholesale ard reali 5y 4 3. D
Sari, Druggists lao FLtou->- OF w i.ais Sod
40 Al IS Broadway md = E,a=l Broadway and by Drag
rs generally throughout he uiiet States Price 81 PER
so,:Ie mo !-sotu
r. Dr. Baunins'- Body Brace : an sfsc.en. re.;ef
70 Weakness Of The Voice aac Lzags-a= Bsecing Coggs
M and >nor--Ss OF Breath Pal al.0c :: .h- Eesr Cur
va;urs: Weakness and Pam n me Back Dyspepsia ;
,-ssf Weakness OF ne SIDES and Stomach, with COupa
:,or aud Plls and particularly Female Debility, and dis
POSITION 10 drocg. 055ce - Broad~a7 Iy2s Gaiseoc
~ To the Ladies.-The OILY place whe-e csn be
ob:sired me choicest Pertery, Fa1cY and M-tcsied
S,s,s Wy.fhs Cr-zr q Lilies, MIX o: Roses,
,}.r,ts r-s : :; ne Broosrr Medicine and Perfume
- Gar3. i0 Fuliun->t Brooklyn Dr.. TownsenGs Gar
sapsra snd al Other ?oPGa' necicines always OF hAsc
ie25 Aneodis'
The T. Senate of 1S42.-Ths subscribers
.Scr.v announce ihat eir large uezzotin engraving
~ h. Tr STATES Senate : p.-ted and Will -coTt
T-fps-. .hn ri-r IN
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STEAM PIPES.

STEAM PIPES.
Yielded Wrought Iron Pipes, for Steam and Hydraulic
purpoSes
CAST IRON PIPES SIZES.
LSO Brass and Iron Cocks, Branches, Elbows, Bends,
n Reducrrs, Tougs, &C SC.
THOS II. NORRIS & BROTHER
81 Gold. between Fulton aud Be-kman Sta, " J.
BRO construct Steam Apparatus for warming Fac
torres employing either the Escape Steam from Engines,
or using Boilers for the purpose. anlj Owls
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MARINE JOURNAL


MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
MINIATURE ALMASAc.....-THIs DAY.
THE sun TIE MOON. FULL SEA.
Rises II Sets. % i Sets.....0 Even : 90
LATEST DATES.
London. ---.-.---..Aus. ; Havre --.----- Aug
Liverpool. ---.---.-Aug New.orlesns -. Aug ~
E SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED
ship Tallahassee, Stoddard- from Havre. .ly llth.
mdse Enge.
ship ADELAIDE Adams from Havana. Aug 9th, sugar,
sc 10 Spo;ford Tieston i Co sailed IN with bark
Mudara. Rich, Tor Ncw-Yo
Brig Cordel.a Hatch, from Ponce PR 9th INST sugar.
sc to II Southmayd Il Son Left bark Don Juan, Car
er FOR New Haven in days schr Nalviana from VII
minEton. dss-the captain SICK on shore
Brig Pedraz, Counick 80 d. I'm Cadiz wine to Peter
Harmonys Nephews & Co. Lett barks Henry heso and
Nakacoocha, sail for Rio Grande in days susan
Howell just ARID.
Brig Tuscan. King d TN Lubec Ne, plaster. to mas
Sailed in with brizs Amethyst and Colombo and
Fr schr Gypsy. al FOR Ncw-lork
BELOW brig unknown. Wind f.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Great Western. Matthews. sailed for
Liverpool Yesterday afternoon nj o'clock.
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,r,,1 r.YoR q 60

49, Hev- received 20. il9. containing usual, Sc
,,ior- from the lsI popular works, both Foreign and
American -.
w. :, ned .ay Tia, tie Editor, M Geo. Lie, = abzc-
dainty 81 t1rnI- mos. arrsp.e oaAa= 70 NE Rad
mr. 81 me- and ht- been 81 ghly commented n pubic
and private by Hon John S2uiney ADAMS judge story
o-r ii 1tt-r- oa-- 1i th= pulpit tn bar cnd ne
orcm ,,
,i,, n No. muslin. g-t, -. complete se,- from The
I-r-rr-1ra! Of The work Sl3 single eopie- L! cents.
E-or az wholesale anf r-ial, By
c,sl WI TAYLOR ! CO. No. A.ior Hou--.
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-lOo pieces India Rubber
SCarrase Co.h, tplan and hgured) Of superior qusliy
sale the prices, al tho warehouse OF
The Newark, n ]. India Rubber Factory, 81 Maiesssa~
lyiO tsu
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Excursions.
.n,.s- , EnR TIE FISHING RANKS-The

-Ts~ AFORTHE FISHING BASKS-The
t.ze.St.tsa--lS Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt g.
Z. Riggs, Will make trip 10 the Fishing
Banks on Friday. August 2lsI. leaving follows Tn.
foot OF Hamnond-,L A. NJ. foot of Caualst 81 \ NJ:
foot of Delaucryst 81 \. NJ foot of Caharne-st \.
n. foot OF Pier No " r. at9i A. VI. Dinner will be
provided board Bait Lines reasonable rates.
Fare ~ cts. for the excursion. au2o atis
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REGULAR LTNE OF PACKETS

ONLY KEGCLAR LINE OF JACKETS
49,. Tor goN-Tbe fast sailing and splendid packet
ssEsh ship ANN HARLEY, Cspt Scott, will sail posi-
,yey on Tuesday. September ls.-her regular day She
Ia. aneGualed accommodations for cabin second cabin
ID storage psssengers Those wishing terts
should make early application onboard ootof Rooseyel;s
orto ". XII T. TAPSCOTr, 50 Souih-s,,
sn2l "a doc. below Bprling-sip
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60 ' HAMILTON FEkKY.-The stcblnboal
PROPRIETOR, Capt H. Mann will run
every week dag the above Ferry until farther notice
follows: Leaving NORTH RtvEs-Foot Of Hamm0nd,t II
A. NJ p. NJ. GnaI-st. 1T A. NJ. st P VI. Harrisonst.
ia A. NJ 81 r VI. UhueiaN ! a. VI. - VI. P. NJ C0ney
Bland u p. NJ. D P. NJ. and the
Steamboat lOLAS. Capt Richard Yates, will as fol.
lows Leaving East RivER-toot Of Pltea 9! NJ. /.
p VI : do Whitehall. 10 \. VI PM 81 do Coney Island.
~ A. NJ 81 P NJ do. Landing at Fort Hamilton each
way Fare l2l cents. THOMAS BELLY, Proprietor.
~ B-Stages will be In readiness the arrival of the
boats Fort Hamilton take passengers to Newt irrcht
and Bath Con-y Island TO take passengers 10 the
upper houses
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THIS Day IS PUBLISHED

TRAVELS gY THE AUTHOR OF .VATHER.'-
Italy, spain and Portugal. with rNcursion 70 Aico-
bac. und Batalha-by William Beckford. Two Paris
Price Sl.-Forming No. s. and 50 Of the Library Of
Choice Reading
These are volumes rac.y written, and wel!desery-
ing OF the few hours perusa winch they Will demand.
They spoken OF nigh by the English Literary
papers.
rst,ir- Quarterly Review
Glowing with genius" Gentleman gan Aas.
Rich in scenes o: beauty gnc 81 life AtheEtuin-
rr OF the remarkable books that has appeared
-, ol-ri-le Morning Chronicle
Pleasing ana picturesque he c.ines and the places
listed This just book ae ndui geHce OF The dolce par
iaxaon NAV De- sou ght from the summer sun aod iGI
mol Of the bu-g world Loit'n Literary 'a%e'e'
The Morning ve5r' thus sp-ah- OF II
There / splendid, cool magnideenc- about a. that
g.catorf doe, ia ,- boob aich i delightful! 70 conri
olse HIS crtrisu- on painting and music are ecus TO
51y,bny IN Hor.c Wa!po- There could not be- more
delightful book Tor midsummer reading than The author OF
y.tf-rs. Travels. Published AID tor sac IS
su.n2ti. WILEY ( PUTNAM, l6I Broadway.
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Amusements.
NIBLo'S GARDEN

brlAlSll triumph o. Cfi>tue,
RAVEL FAMILY, GABRIEL RANEL. Mile BLANGf
Mons HENRI and Madame LEON JANELLl.
FRIDAY EVENING, August y
rINHE ENTERTAINMENTS Wal commence a. o'clock
L with iavor;ie Overture.
To be followed by daring ana graceful achievements on the
TIGHT ROPE
Aer which received with enthusiastic applause the ballet
GISELLE. OK TIE WILLIS,
Duke Aioer, Mons. Henri Gisele. NH Bisnsy
Prince CourlanGc A. Ravei Msihi,ds VI me- Javelh
wiirt rerrin Bertha VI NE Rsvrl
Eiarion .... Srancoi. Rsvei Mvrha Mime L. Jsvelb
An OH Forester. IL Rayel Peasant Girls, Ac.
rsnAs
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HUSBANDS MAGNESIA had as ard-d to It, al
the late exhibition OF the American Institute, New
York. ploma and also premium by The Franklin lnsi-
tute, Philadelphia,
The eXce-ncy of s Magnesia consists In is being
irely deprived OF carbonc acid free from unpleasant
taste smell, other di-agrecable property and without
ughne-s yriness the touch palate l-three
four times the strength Of common Cacined MagnesIa
Many of the first physicians in fhade pa and In Other
places this Mognesia has been introduced, Il n
their practice and recommend It as quite equal 70 the gnu
inc H-nry's Magnrsia- The price Is one-thrd less.
For sale wholesale by HASILAND KEEsE & Co 90
Msdenlane and retail by Rushton CO. 10 Broadway, 10
House and Broadway, corner OF iIulst.; J. ) As
pinwal 90 WiIliam-st J. Mhau, 1873 Broadway; J. A
Meakini. 81 Broadway; Geo. D. Cogg-shal corner Of
Pearl and Rose; Henry Johnson 23 Broadway. miseod-
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WIN. n. JONES, Auctloneer.
ID AATS sUAES &, RHnEA NS-On y

WIN. II. JONES, AuctOnecr.
BOOTS, SHOES g. BR0GANS-on Wednesday,
- August 10Th, 10Y O'clock tho store Of j. niger
soil Co. No ~ Pear-sL $40 cases, comprising largo
and desirable assortment of Boot. Shoes and Brogans
suitable the Southern, Western and City dealers just
cey-d Catalogues and goods ready the morning Of tho
sale.
Also, 50 cases Mems fine Kip Pegged Brogans.
Also 80 cases Woinen's Seal Pegged Lace Boots.
Also, 80 cases Mems and Boys Rnsset BroganL
Also. 100 Women's Pegged Ties and Buskns auD
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HORATlO HILL, Auctionerr.
COOLEY, kEESE Il HILL-S,o

IL NUVIE1 hEESE " HIII-Store No.
~ Broadway, corner of Dey-st
Liberal cash advances on all goods consigned ,r sale
REMovAL Cooley Reese HUI have removed from No.
Isl 10 l9l Broadway, corner OF Dsy-sL
THURSDAY, Aug n,
At 10 O'Clock. NJ their auction room
Doors SHOES ASD BRoCASs-5O0 cases Boots Shoes and
Brogans comprising an assortment suitable South
e7l Western and City Trade
Ar PRIVATE SALE, CHsAP-An engraving and copper
plate printing establishment, consisting OF Dies Ruling
Machine OF the best Plate Presses In this country ons
IL inch Press made by Hoe Co together with all the sp.
nmrsnnnccs cOnnncied with The nhnyn bnsin.aa
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/ Of not n word of tins be passed 10 the charge
credit of mere rhapsody for 1t rs now the common
,,tcrance of the streets Indeed the fact that the
Mohlc song from which have just quoted-and
which rs none know better than Your readers.
sparlllcs with radical thought as 1t ever! Word
were a diamond-was welcomed by the Ips Oh the
peopc like mamma from Heaven SHOWS lha' tue
ieehus OF the people is n such pltch JUST now
that the mere circumstance of their having To con,
tend against the powerful arlstocracy IN question
in order 10 accomplish any great and good worS Is
esteemed by them II not very little certainly nor
q very great thing Surely then. this state oil
feeling IS the morning twilight OF better day
coming and should be welcomed by the whole
world as a harbineer OF Millennium You
should be herc-vou, Mr. Editor. and Your MYRIAD
'readers-to see how 1t has encouraged the hearts
and STRENGTHENED the hands OF the toiworn people.
and the aspiring genus OF England. 10 find that
,bc nsurpers OF the soil have met with such sore
md signal defeat. They IN 1t not only the great
ruth that the battle is not always 10 the sTong.
nor only that single pebble gathered upon the
shores of Truth may prevail against the whole
army of the Philistines. though stcelciad 10 the
teeth: but they in |, also that the time cannot
he far distant when the soil shall no longer be mo
nopoze6 bv the great ariStocracy call II tocaSfi
rather which 10 now established upon II, tut
when every man who lives upon the son can slt
under has o,cn vlnc and he tree, with none 20 mo
lest or make HIM AFRAID. You or l may ho' Nv (
,o see the dav Mr.. Editor. we, | think we ShaI'i'
but il must be not many generations OF: when an
ANTI Land Monopoly league shall be torIned IN
This country which, led on by the uurva!cd wisdom
of some other Richard Golden shall accomplish
BY pure and peaceful means, another revolution;
the result of which shall be that man is enabled
not only to 5av cheap bread. bat 10 sroc it-and
no, only TO grow it but to grow II on his o'cn land
ind under such circumstances that the ENclsemsn
shall nor ITO borrow an idea from the mental album
dance of EIhu Buritt) be able 70 exscind from IT
more than is actually necessary to support simple
if not Republican Government More anon.
Yours truly, 4 NEw-ENGLASDEk
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SHERIFF,S sALE.-By virlue Of a wril Of heri

SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of her
- aciss directed and delivered, viii expos. to
sale Friday the ID day OF October NJ y o'clock "
The vesiibue OF the City Hall in the City New York all
the right title and interest OF Samuel L. Lacomb. which he
had the 18th day Of April 1882 any time aiterward
OF and to all those two certain lots pieces parcels OF
land. situate lying and being At Harlem IN the l2th Ward
C.ty New York, and bounded follows to WIT
Westerly b. the Thrd-ayenue Northery by OneiuHdred
s-l on The So1;hery side thereof Al the dir
lance OF % feet and III inches hereffom Esstery by
line drawn parallel the Thirdayenue, on the Ea-ery
ID tb-r.oi nj the distance OF lG5 feet heretroutD
56,b lse wa. JONES, Sheriff
ruo. = pyys, Deputy Shrrr. aI2l law6~
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DROFESsOR BOERHAyYE'S Un!yers;

and Hyg-an R-nOvaiOr-Ih:s medicine, so !onK ce--
nraisl Europe been found truly valuable since ~
Introduction In all Nervous
Constitutional Debility, Dyspepsia, rorpidty Of Liver,
Functional Detangene Of he Lungs lending 10 Con-unp
non ac Diseases attended gyth local iucOnyen
erces This medicine stands prominent For liz virtues.
references given various physicians and pateats
Price - bottle OF 10 ounces, and cold only for The m
porting Agents. Morris Z Co. al ~: Futon-sL n !.
auiS 2%eodis-
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81. RESIDENCE AT NEWARK-At private ssls
% the built twostory frame Houss and Lot No
A lla Plane-st Newark, New Jersey, within I'VE min
urs' walk OF in. SewJersey Railroad Depot; Ihere
dining room and kitchen In Of the main building The
house is 2jx32 lot 10XlO garden wei. stocked with
fruit, VI various kinds For farther particulars apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEB, Auctioneer.
au2l lw Broad-sl
e. LARGE HALL TO LET.-The spacious Hall
E 800 Broadway 81 by ~ fee: In size, hitherto oeo
N pied OF the constructing rooms Of tho Model
York will be let reasonable etthcr tam
porarly for r of years IL 10 well suited for mill
Iary or Society purpose" Apply S9prpp pyrnvu
aus IFS $50 and 400 Broadway.
1rs. TO LET-Thp dwelling part OF House corner Of
plee with every convenience for boarding housc
school has sixteen Including bath ROOM water
closet range and all hs modern Croton wsL1r 6xured
Reu. low 10 a good tenant Inquire Of
d. A. CUSHMAN, No 1873 Peayi-st
myl9 stf or 3Il-avenne, between 9th and 2ist
az. HOUSE WANTED-A Pheasant dwelling Of
a moderate size IN the upper part Of the City, whero
- hrr- IL good water and pasturage for Cow. Con-
ysnence TO Stages would be object Whoever has
such place 10 ri will please communicate lbs fact 10 tho
Editor ri The Tribune aul5 sr
-. FIRST AVENUE LOT-At private ,sls fal
az: Lot Of ground he West side OF Prstsyenuo,
- feet North Of Twenty hhh-st and ready for building
FOR f0fther particulars inquire Of
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, AuctoEeer, Broad-sL
au2l ~
d. HOUSE WANTED-Of small Size and mo6s,str
:: rent, The upper part OF good house with Soma
- quiet family, either immediaty within few weeks
please address 81 ~ T. at the office ofhis psper IT.
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4 CHAhBERLAIN, Anctioneer.-Store No. IL
". Spruce s.-Libera advances made Goods con-
signed for private sale, be sold auction Outdoor
sales carefully attended to- and respectfully solicited
Prompt returns made.
FRIDAY, August al,
At 10 O'Clock. at No. 81 Coolest
SusRlFY SALE of large quantity OF Paper Boxes lot
Paper Paste Boards &c being the OF large pa
per box mandatory. Also fixtures OF store. &c
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:. COTTON Aueuoueer.
by F. COTTON, Auctoa and Commission Merchant
b-S,oIe Nos. lis Fulton md 81 Ann sts-L.beral ad
made goods either for private sale \, auction
snd prompt uisde Outdoor SALES every deserp
OF gocjs punciusly attended and respectfully 90.
lciIed. SATURDAY, Aug, -
Al 10y O'clock, 81 Inc STORE No. 81 Aun.st-
An assortment OF second hand Furniture. comprising
part " Plaro Forte. Sureaux, Tables Chairs Sofa
Beds Sedsiesds, Mattresses. Crockery, Sc Also 10, %
Carpenters Tools Trunks &c. Also, large quantity Of
Fancy Goods, such Soaps Needles. Hooks and Eyes
50 gross Pear! Buttons, Pencils Beads luksands Porta.
Die DESKS Shaving Cream rhimbles Raisins Clothes and
Hair Brushes Combs, Pencils, Thread, &c
Also, double bsrrrled Guns, in case.
Also. sets OF SaIin Damsss Window Curtains, In good
order. cost $3.50
Also several volumes chsuibers's CycopeLia
Also. one Patent Shower Bath, &c. &c.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. ~
Al Ia O'Clock
bf ORpSR os tue TRUSTEES Of ASCENDING DEsron
"A very large assortment OF Hardware and Fancy Jew
cry comprising Scissors, Knives. Thinibles Purses
Needles, Breast Pins, Niolins, Fancy Boxes Brushes
spoons. Combs Fishing Tackle, Toilet Glasses, large
quantity OF Cologne, 200 doz spool Cotton Ia boxe,
Soaps all kinds, Trunks. elias Cases, &c Ac
81 order OF =. CALLAHAN,
A. CASSIDY, NTru,t.e.
JOSEPH SIMPSON,
Ar PRvArE S,LE-0ne splendid Mahogany Piano Forte
metallic plate ociaves. made by NUNS FISHER beau
ll instrument. Cost one year since $3.50 and viii be
sold al bargain called for Apply the Store No
- tnu-St
To LEr-The Store No. kstor.p place until 6rst Of MAY
next. suitable for Refractory Saloou Enquire tho
Auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-24

Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Brady and Walker
John McKcon, Esq, District Attorney.
MAY o3Lers Mankieoitz recently convicted of con-
structve grand larceny, in hiring piano from MIR.
Chambers Of Broadway and selling the same at auction
at great sacrifice and approprang the proceeds to his
own use, thereby defraudng the owner thereof, was
this morning brought into Court for sentence On being
called upon to state whether he had anything to say
why judgment should not be pronounced, he proceeded
to address the Court in able eloquent and affecting
manner. stating, former occasion that no had
been led into the commission of the offence BY member
Of the bar who had been one Of his counsel and under
whose advice he had unfortunately acted in the matter
and hoped under these and other circumstances which
he previously alluded to- in reference to his young and
disconsoatc wife, &c. the Court would deal lenientiy
with him. The Court after suitably admonishing the
fortunate young man. Ia Poander) for being led to COM
nit such offence under the circumstances that he is
person of superior attanmcnts sentenced him to BIO i'm
prsoncd in the staeprison for the term Of two years. that
being the shortest period prescribed by law.
Edcard Quinn, lad about 6 found guilty Of burgla-
~ the LIST degree in having broken into the premises
No 500 Broadway, occupied dwelling and shop by
Mr. Burke, plumber, and stealing quantity of brass
water cocks then placed at the bar and sent to the
House of Refuge.
Michael Dunn, alias Dunning, convicted of grand
arceny, in having in connection with another person.
stolen piece of broadcloh from the store Of Mr. John
Ingram No So Nassau street. was next sentenced to DO
imprisoned in the State prison for the term Of years
The Court then adjourned for the term.