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Fair az BroenviIIe, Upper Canada.

BsocKvILLE, September "a 1851.
drenching rain, throughout yesterday delayed the
preliminary arrangements for fair, and the entries
thus far quite mesgre and bear comparison with
the Rochester Fair There distinguished persons
frm sbroed in attendance aud Il Il not knewn who viii
deliver the annual address.
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PoRrLaSp, September ~, 1851
At Norway, Maine, Tuesday morning FIRE broke
out In Deune,te Hotel which consumed, together
with i've other buildings. The loss s $4,000.
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MUSICAL.


LNM. BRANDEIs PROFESSOR OF PIANO AND SING
II informs his pupils schools and the public
general that he continues to give private Lessons in the
above branches either st his residence that of his pupils
knowledge he joins perfect familiarity of the English
French Italian and German languages through either Of
which he ready to give the tuition For particulars aud
best Of apply A. 70 HoqssSn street BY letter or
MR.. C. COOK TEACHER OF PIANO AND SING
frOm7 A. NJ and ofce % Park Row third door,
from 10 r. r. Method thorough that any other
teacher in the city. Terms moderate.
DIANoFORTE TEACHIN0.-MRs SHEPHERD
Il teacher Of the Piano, Guitar and ngng 10 prepared
TO receive pupils at her residence No. De Bevoise Place.
preferred would attend them residence pa
rents Mrs Atters herself that her heretofore
togtther with unabatng exertion, will her giving
to those WHIT may favor her with their
DIANOs FOR SALE, CHEAP.-Two NEW, sUPE-
ror toned 50 octave rosewood Pianos with iron frames
made by Nunns CLARK for $40 for $50;
$50. HENRY BENARY, 500 Bowery tsecond hoOr.)
DIANos-TwO sECoND HAND PIANOS, AT $50
hest makers for sale cheap three Melodeops ACCORDION
large Mirror twelve Gold Watches 20 &c. Cash ad-
ysnees On Dry Goods Groceries. Hsrdwsre Furniture.
PERSONA properly JOINS s, Ann street. ,eeond aoor.
CHURCH oRcANl-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
~ Organs. suitable for churches Of various Sizes also
Parlor Organs. For sale by
CANARY BIRDS AND CAGEs-A NUMBER OF
~ extra selected and splendid sngersa the best
Kind Of Canary brds Just received from Germsny and
.sortmsns the best styles Of Cages for sale a. iSs w
liam street.
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CALIFORNIA.


TERENCE BELLEW McMANys T. CO. BEG TO An
neunce to their friends In New York, that they
commtpced business In Jackson street. San Francisco
General Commission Merchants and ship Brokers. In
Clifton 70 large and store in which goods
be landed tree OF they have also Ship
sncher where goods be safely stored without danger
are and At ossaird the expense of storage in the city
Custom House business attended TO- aud advances made
sopss, mept to the amount and duties The
with and Dispatch In the patronage
ence and we'll tested commercial abilities OF their Mr. Nom
in the above business ia Liverpool will enable them dis
charge their duties with advantage to those who
them with their commands San Fran ,sco. August 1851
CALIYoRNIA-sAN FRANCIsCo,-yoHN x. HACK.
~ ett Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Co mmis-
sionsr lshee in Burso,ns Co.'S Banking House, viii q.
forn. and Oregon territory Refers g Hon samuel Ns,
p. lnsraham, hon. Prescott Hail. Daniel Lord, xsa..
Hon. Joseph L. white. Daniel Austen. Esa.
III N. DICKSON, SAN FRANCIsco.-DICKsoN. Dl
H. Wolfe Co.. Commission Merchants and 0ensral
Assnts 81. ry..si:ss osssai. ..f.r V nsssrs Well
La LsYris H.Eyers Co. New Ysss hs',ss Baker Nor
Liysrpeol chas Archibald Esq. 2; X 3. csnperci.i
Halifax. N. 8.
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OK ono WANTED, AND A PARTNER WITH
yyc,UOO tfis smount In cash can hear Of vacansy
On sstsbste ed business having the facilities Of clearing
double the Investment yearly, by addressing w. Herald
oft6. with nsm stating where interview can be hal
which will receive prompt attention.
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" al s,es constantly on herd spd for sale AZ hs low
es, rricea for e.sh. By FRANCIS TONES - SONS, I'm
porters Of Guns Pistols and Cutlery No Maiden Aas
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NEwnuRyroRr, September -, 1851.
The Sandy Beach Hotel. on Plum Island was totally
consumed BY Ere this norungthe particulars have not
yet reached US
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wing Nomination In New Orleans.

Nsw 0RLssSs, Sept. y, 1851.
The whg Convention Of the First District assembled
last night and nominated Richard Hogan for Congress
This city continues very healthy.
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Free Soil Convention at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. "a, 1851.
The Free Soil Convention In this city very large aud
enthusiastic. and well attended by the great Of
the party. The Hon. Cassius NJ Clay spoke this
ing and vsry warmly received. Samuel Lewis will
speak this afternoon. The city Is full Of free solsrs
and their proceedings thus far, have been very hsr
monious.
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Two Shocking Railroad AccIde

SEVERAL PERSONS EITHER KILLED OR MoRTALLY
WOUNDED.
BosroS, Sept ~, 1851 T.
fearful accident occurred the Vermont Central
Railroad this afternoon, by which, "down passenger
train Of three in collision with sup freight
tran. The former going at the time downa grade
at the rate Of 30 miles hour West Hartford
mont and miles beyond the White river junction.
The entire passenger ian demolished aud
teen passengers were injured four of them fatally
The passengers mostly up country people, who
had been to attend q cattle show.
Nine limbs are reported to have been broken Among
the injured O. p Kimba conductor whose head is
badly woundsd his recovery is doubtful. Frederick
Palmer brakeman, had both legs broken and his back
injured; lie cannot recover.
The engineer and fireman escsped by Jumping.
The freight train was running out OF time.
ADcthsr accident too place the stonybrook Rail-
road, y which John Smith, conductor was knocked
on the train and had his head severed from his body by
the wheels.
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Pesurn OF CaIlsorr,.ns Overland:

LouIsuLLE, Sept. "a, 1851.
Forty-two returning Caiifornians have arrived At
Weston, Missouri by overland route. Only one death
occurred amongst the party
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THE TURY.


CEETRnyILLE COURSE I. L.TRoTTINo.-rHIs
match for $780, in harnes between Black Harry and
The above horses having contended In last
which Pet victorious, inmost extraordinary time,
o SD and the owner Of Black Harry not being satisfied
that his first rate the time the
above been to which two horses
the best Much speculation 10 already manifest anon
the friends Of both horses and the probability that IS
for years past The public may Be sure good
b these horses before they both capital order
the contest.
GENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTINo.-THURS
" day. September g. at three o'clock p. n. Match for
$500 I've mile heats In harness. George Nelson na mes
blk. Black Harry; II. Jones b. e. Pet. Hustled
Kendss omnibussss will leave Fulton ferry from IL II.
until 2oclook r N JOEL CONKLIN. Pro pristor.
Union COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING "A MATCH FOR
$lC0 mile heats. best in s. to harness. TO come OF
whselin Black Jack Mr. Nelson names Boston Girl
JOHN l. SNEDIKHR. Proprietor.
TIEIOE COURSE, L. I,-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
so is offered free for all horses that purse
$50 excepting Black jim mile heats best three in
five, to hs TO off Tuesday, Sept 80 and Ia
close Friday evening. at o'clock, p n. at Mr.. Wm
JOHN I. sNEDIKER Proprietor.
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Ylm uCIAls-


w r. TArsCoTT 4 CO., 80 SOUTH sTRnxy
w ssuppy drrfe for any amount, payable Throughout
@ s,sr IAN and isslsnd They are also sole sssn.f'f shs
sna Line OF Liverpool psctes and the Lns Jondo,
passsss 81 asy Of which ships be engaged
OK mn TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
RsO,OOV In sumo TO suit applicants, on productive
zeal estate in this city Brooklyn. sans OF $500 ard up
wards will be loaned for i've at per cent
good productive real estate in this city. Apply 70
BROAD, No ii wall street, in the CrOton Water once.
Basement.
q An ono TO LOAN AT SIX PER Can't INrE
S8O,UOO rest Tin one or more sum.l on bond and
ave yeafs Amply 10 JOHN y. CONREY. ~ Wall at
Of Broad s.ress.
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ABUSE uRNTS.

given ssa |. ysSsas Garden
induced At the sootaton Of his friends
saa
arrapeed q the well anOxn pyrossohns M stan
ess Bouqus Tora ss Circle Of JSptsr
@
sssS e the above % until
Admistanos Is csnts ch ss half prieSs Fer
ADAMS LATE a r.. OF 9sam
hssD 90 S1 ss A S:
eny ever
!e Broseway where this s.tr.ordn an%. be
creature. Co and seshsr.
CPECIAL NOrICE.-CARRIAoRs TAKING COMPANY
y the nights of Miss Catherine Hayes Concert Trip
heads up Broadway and. in taking up their company viii
ace down Broadway. BY order Of the Hack Inspector
lNsrUO TI0X.
ElLocUTIoN.-FRANcIs T. RUSSELL. ELoCUTIoN-
Il s respectfully that he has thu
$
bp Mr. NJ v ana Is
Zionist Rssans. from sh.l,psss and n: poet: e circle:
strScton ten lessons SIS; instruction in Glasses
MADAxx BARBER SOS BROADWAY, HAVING
o. e. nsssS s fnsh
a.rss to tax. pupils either 70 commence The study Of ha
proges Her prices moderate and she furnish
he best ~ 10 capsby. Can DO from
midday till four O'clock.
ERINCB.-A FRENCH TEACHER WISHES BOARD
in family. One preferred where lessons would be given
In return Best references Address post pad before the
LIST of next month, TO @. T., Herald Office
A GENTLEMAN OF FAMILY AND RESPECTABILITY
desiring occupy leisure hours would DO willing
to give lessons In the French few pupils ha
rate terms mode
THE CLASSES ev THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
in Mechanical Perspective and Architectural Drawing,
N Modelling and design, ~ the Institute Rooms, No.
powery, win be formed Monday evening" October 9th.
Persons derous joining either Of the above will
roerls, from 7 to ~. n.
RooKKEEPlNG, ARITHMETIC. &C.. TAUGHT by
- w. J. RENvlLLE. $50 Broadway. His method of in
rueon enables the student apply the knowledge
impaired to him to all the practical II business Sepa
rate tuition received by each pupil Open day and
ing. Terms moderate.
TT 8. SCHOOL AGENCY, 292 BROADWAY, EsrAB-
" lshed lS47PatronJ interest interest. 81 pro-
Sl0 Negotiations daily by the best Institutions
miles and Teachers Results not subject control
Capital furnished by the patrons deposit of per
years The fall amount in
engagements Apply early, with the money post
paid personally possible. References exchanged Once
g. II. WILCOX, Proprietor.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, e,

MORTGAGE SALE, OCTOBER l. WITHOUT RESERVE
lN1 BY j. H. Gatfeld, New York Horse Bazsar, Crosby
street ssns Of horss family carriage Light wagon
and harnesses, and superior bay mare.
HORSE AND BUGGY WAGON FOR SALE, PRICE
n Sit-Grey Horse. Is hands high. sound with slight
ensmeed leather top, So, in good order Apply at 90
Ninth street, near Second avenue.
last TKOTTING HORSES FOR sALE-rwO sUPE-
Il ror trottpg horses either CT which beat 10 and
fret rosdsters for sale by McMann Eleventh
street, BETWEEN Fhst and Second avenues.
EOR sALE-A FAST HORSE, AND A THREE SEAT
Rocf Carriage and set of double harness. all In
coed repair Also spring Cart, aud harness Inquire Of
Lonely GILBERT 10 broadway two doors from Cortland
strest, ever the clock store.
EOR SALE-A SPLENDID SPAN OF STYLISH DARK
sound and kind Also very stylish Rockaway Carriage
and Harness. new last May, only used f. times be
at Jachsons stable So Broadway any before ten
o'clock in the morning, or after ave in the afternoon
EoR sALE-A PAIR OF VERY HANDSOME BAY
carriage Horses; theyar large and remarkably sho wy
for them would disposs of them low price, May
be seen at Hursen's stables. liz Twelfth street.
EOR sALE-A HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE
two riding Brides and Saddle Blankets Sheets &C. sold
for want of Inquire Of Mr. DILKS in Mercer street.
between Amity and Blocker streets.
E0R SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON. CITY
made nearly new or will DO exchanged for heavier
one with top Can be for few day, at Dix stables
Mercer street above Beeoker or apply W. r. R. Box
ll62 Post Office.
EN0R sALE-A LIGHT ROCKAwAY WAGON FOR
four persons wit shifting top; when the top taken
At svinestcns carriage manufactory at 21 Green street.
near Fourth street.
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RRAVELLERs, aUID1.


CAnpEN AND ArBoY RAILROAD LIN. FROM
" New York 70 Philadelphis-Leave Pier No: North
River, By stssmbost JOHN POTTER Morning Line, as
eelooh Aftsrnocn Line AZ oecef Isrs ~ oither line
fcrrsr1 Deck ~ snisrAas Line RiIss An. ~
NEW YORK AND PuTLADELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and Phiisaelphs direot-Unitsd states MAIL Line
iused So or iass and 81 50 f second class Leave
New York, as NJ from foot 81 Cortlsndt street snd ~
iepLia a ana A. n ana r. NJ frsn shs foot u wal
ron BALrr~oar, wAsprrsrcr, or crApLssror.-
Through tickets are sd in the above lines Arcssh ees
eavins ~ p. NJ Passengers and baggage in this trsis
VII be transported directly Through from depot 70 sspet ~
ITO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTB.-NKw, SUPERIOR
and eeopemicsl lire between Baltimore md ttede-
rictsbus. Kiehmond, retersburg Stanton Lyneheurg
hereby hstthe large and .plsadd low pressure
steamer BALTIMORE Capt Alexander MoCauslsnd fitted
M with State Rooms and $50 Berhs and unsurpssssd 70
sor mining between Bs,i%ors and ScaSi, Creek
tbe mouth Of Potomac and Piney Point IN connection 9Th
the Riohm ord and Fredericksburg and sict mena and Pc
s,Ss s, wssn B.% ssGst; ods
days end TridsJ reach Irederieksburg sbout the
nest cay, and Richmond BY v n Through rehs" for
first Clsss passengers W this hyperion hne;- ..c,
From Baltimore 70 Fretericksbur
Richmond ......s.sssssss' go *
retersburg .......... s''' =, % %
Ditto for Second Cisss passengers to Ricimcnd OF
tershurg including meals aud lod ring.
For further information apply ~ the Southern hs.o,s
street or 10 cHARLEs WORTHTNGTOs. Agent
Baltimore, July 18th. 1851 Commerce street WHAT.
CoLTs rIsrOLs-A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
ee, rr,cee ZOE c.sh by rRANCfs ToxEs b SONS, I'm
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NEWS BY TIE L f Ct r. A PHI.
o~NN1>NNNN0NNN~~NNoONoOo
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
CON. Parker AND THE CUBA INVASION.
~N>~S~c~~~N~>os>N>~o~~
AWFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
>~o.~NNNNoNNNN~N~~~N~
Large Number Of Persons Injured.
>>%No<OoNNoNNNN~~oNN~
THE PENNSYLVANIA NEGRO RIOTERS.
Voo|N~ONNONoNNoNN|NN0NN~~
IRENE ndOus Fires Among the
Forests Of Maine.
N~NoONNNON@ON|0NrON~->1NoOoDN
P0LITICS-.-MARNE ITEMS-..CASUALTIES,
&C., kc., 10.
Interesting from Washington.

interesting from Washington.
THE CUBAN INvAsIoN-coM. PARKER AND GEN.
CoNcHA-coNTRAcTs FOR MAIL LOCKS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a, 1851.
The dispatches received from Commodore Parker
merely recaptuate the facts already with regard
to the Cuban invasion The Captain General declines
receive Commodore Parker in diplomatic capacity
stating that any diplomatic communications must be
addressed directly to the Spanish to the
Spanish minister in this country Otherwise, the Com.
modore was treated with the greatest courtesy but his
presence did not, in any way, affect the matter 1t Is
not probable after the good feeling dpsyed by the Cap
the leniency with which others being treated that
this Cover win deem necessary pursue further
the inquiries as regards the stoppage Of the Falcon
The Post Office Department have awarded the contract
for supplying iecks for all the way mails to Henry G.
Jones Of Newark, j. and the contract for locks for
the great through mails to Mcdregor Lee of Cincn
natl
There tas been complete vacuum in Washington for
week past, as far as news is concerned.
The Coniagrati0n OF the Maine Woods.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY REPRESENTED TO BE BURNING
UP-INcALcULABLE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY DEs-
TRoYED, ETC.
BosToN, September "a, 1851
Accounts resolved from Cherryfeld, Maine give add-
ional particulars Of the fires in that vicnity and the
borders of Msine and New Brunswick.
letter says that the whole country is burning up
scarcely green of land remains along the whole
seabcard of the country
Fifteen large fires were counted around Cherryaeld
and all the Inhabitants engaged in protecting their
homes, assisting their neighbors.
The fire has swept Mount Descot, and destroyed
The forests in Franklin In flames and the whole of
Hancock is suffering severely.
To the east of Hancock the destruction Is still greater
and the roads have been rendered almost sable
account Of the smoke and flames.
The timber Of the Cutter Company is damaged to the
The rain on Sunday only partially auenchsd the IA mes
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SPORTING.

ITO sPoRTsMEN.-oN THgRsDAY.- 2srH sEPrEx-
Il her, Q shooting match will on the Hoboken
Meadows. the weather permits next fine day. at
o'clock 1t expected that there will be match shot OF
for So CD that day. between j. Tusrs and other
tleman. J.TAYLOk.
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subscriber known BY, fro the fact Of HE st.sains
ct the head his profession Ladder aud gentlemen having
supefuous dispose Of such as csss on clothing
furniture watches aud iewelry nvatsoy apply 70 him by
letter. otherwise foe In all they r0oeiye higher
price and zen any course Of conduct Ladies ATTENDED
by Mrs Lyen. ISAAC LYON " Wall street, basesoent.
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MONTAGUE HALL, COURT STREET BROOKLYN
Nl Mr.. CHARRUAUb and Mrs A: LANNAY beg leave 70
contradict In circulation In Brooklyn, that they
are I'M that city his season. and at the same
time their friends and patrons and the sdes and
Gentlemen that their Waiting class commence on Tues
day October 2s 81 the above place. Besides the dances In
vogue, they will atroduoe la xsrurka Bolero and new
Spanish Dance Timely notice az TO pa-cusr In future
aaversemtn N. BMr Ociivie will take charge Of the
gentleman's evening class.
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DANCING,


y Aesd.my. No. s. Bond .sre.s@xr s,si.. pleasure IN
slyaissg
Sr ssne P1 sSo
and families attended sorees usual. Mr. viii intro
xuse sale ~ nj HI. rs
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME H:
s.,s exercises. ias,ss.. B.ssS
ny % .R ss Rave pssS :s;: 81
m rs ana ;sSsS. .s sSs ps & k;
y 3 I'D
NE sbovs sddrsSs. from IL Se0oi until 4
nENRY MEYENs DANCING ACADEMY, NJ No 600
NJ: ~. s ssss VI. :. On s
s h' a,s s y b n.s. q S .s s.s:
Houston street, nom ten 20 two oslOeh.
DRlvATE DANCING AND wAIrzINo ACADEMY,
Brosdsay four doors above Nitos-Classss forming TO
s sss sSa wsss. Families az. rsspss
for u: ps.ySs |, ss s. %
applications viii be received At he ACADEMY pu.SroN
+, S.n TEE as. Is. .s, mo-
seademy for instructon 10 the plish
$ :s: :: s.. :sss. IN Ss. sn be
LIEN poDswoRrns PRIVATE DANCING AGA.
n denny. No. 4es BroOns street. near Broadwsy..This
a., ces will SSs,. :;.'is Day
Ihss,a.y .st Is.sa for .d': ana f,
soirees, for pupils only.
IL ssSifsi Tor The hind patronage respect
fully bees 30 inform hs p,trons and the pues INST his
Dancing ACADEMY s Broadway will he opened for the
ception pupils GA Saturday October H. at o'clock I'm
tended 70 In schools ard asadeuie sisnor will In g;
addressed 70 ii Biosdssy, viii Be prompt
ly attended 70.
LcLEoANT STYLES OF DANCfNG-MEssRs. ST. LUKE
II and O. De Korponay wbo teach 10 The pure.t styles
the Shotsn Redova Polka Redova Mszeurka and the en-
ty concerted dance called La Tour de Grace present.
the patronage they
The winter Academy opened Tor Dancing Mu
and Gymnastics pour les danes az SOS Broadway three
doors above Nblo the picture store. Private tuition
for ladies aud gentlemen and classes for misses aud
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DOUBLE SHEET.
UALnD ~ AUCTIUR.


"a
T.: .: .as :'
.Ter take plsSss shis 9o.ans
tween and Pear. ssysE Invoices >!
Ts sess TsiAs a:.'ss %
Courier ana Enquirer.
WAITE oElENoUoH, AUoTloNEER-rRENcH
wsdoS Gias; a. s;, Co.
sshis them @
ss s; wsSss G..
'c% e ms 20 and , 81 S
ready
r 6; KEMP AUcrIoNEER-MoRrGAaEE SALE
Friday :! Ssosi q 8 NASSAU r q
large well iarsisSs si house Ismcssa for
sasl'sS Consisting very 'aiss
sSs.ci snd si' other xs
ogany Sofas piyans. spring seat and other chairs Oil
Top asnsi Slas DGi
S.ssE 1sd:sssS:. G.I and Ts..Iss: Bed and Bsddia.
Bedssads .nd Chsirs; Kitchen Furni.urs ~, 60 xiss
Which s n. , aas n s1s
worthy Of attention. Catalogues the morning ofsas
n aHoUGH. AUCTIoNEER-ALL THE FURNITURE
o.
J and
Cottage Bedstsad mahogany an cherry Tables
and walnut Bureaus Beds Mattresses Gotta paror and
Bedssads China Crockery, &C., with large quantity Of
kitchen furniture.
4 HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER.-FRIDAY.s SEPT. q;
street. Brooklyn, Household Furniture, sc rosewood
Gnd Two mahogany Pianos mahoginy, cane, and other
Chairs Bedsteads mahogany Sofas Te:s Tetss Barome
ter Arm Chairs Feather Beds large bathing
rsratus French China dinner tss and breakfa SETS
Glassware Giraudoles 60 Also, number Of paror cham
ker and cooking Stoves &C. quantity of bakers Hops
Catalogues on Thursday afternoon.
TERRENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL. ON
Il premises West st. North River, TO- morrow, Friday
September at o'clock, balance Of Clothing, Hat,
chamber and Kitchen Furniture Cooking stove and Of
the best watch and fighting Dogs in America Above sto
Is fresh and seasonable.
A UCTION NOTICE-THos BELL, AUCTIONEER-
"A By H. N. Bush.-xortgage sale, Friday, at 10
o'clock, In the sales III North William street. Of ths
Liquor and sesar store removed fer Of Al
mmed tey after the stock Of fancy Dry Goods Trim
ming and Millinery establishment in lots to suit purchasers
Clothing. Jswery' Psrfumery, Wssshe, Guns &C.;
UCTION UNDERGRADUATES, MACKEREL
IA Herripss Rsisins Sugar, Brandy, Sc, on Friday
Starch, saleratus Ground Spices. Olive OIL. sarines
aisins Sugar. Sesars Tea Coffee chiekory Brandy Gin
hacsar0ni salt: Z Iron Safes SS: W. A. GARTER
A UCTIoN NOTICE. CARRIAGES, RoCKAwAY.
"A Buggy Wagon, Sc-0n Saturday, Sept n, at II
xarsuchs, shng Phasten Buoy with leather top
cane seat Phaeton six sea. very ghA Phae
Auctioner, No. 81 Dsy street.
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CAsT OFF cLcrHlNo AND FURNITURE w NrED
~ The highest price can be obtained BY ladies and gem
tlcmsn any left OF Clothing Furniture and Jewell
~, &e 10 dpo.e ~ sending through post otherwise
fsf !. LEyENsTYN, 40 Broadway, up staira.
Ladies attended TO BY Mrs. Lsvenstyn.
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WALTIR 0RRENoUoH. AUCTlONERR-FRENCH
viii sell, THIS day (ThprsdsyI 18th inst. At i0 O'CLOCK.
within their store ly wall treet-No possPonemsns on
bo!ss Of prime new French window Glass Of assorted ses
and qualities. from ex8 to 40xf6 and LIST, 3D. 3D. and 4th
ualites-beipg the msst extensive assortment Of French
GLASS ever ofered At auction. Catalogues and samples
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z g; KEMP. AUcrIoNEER.-MoRrGAaEE SALE

I HEGEMAN, AUCTIoNEER-FRIDAY. SEPT. 25
At 10 o'clock A. NJ at the saes l9l Washiny
street Brooklyn Househod Furniture, sc one rosewood
md two mahogany Pianos, mahog,ny cane, and other
ter Arm shars Feather Beds large bathing
psratus French China dinner ts and breafast SETS cut
Glassware Craadoles 60 Also number Of psrlor cham
he and cooking Stoves, &c. quantity of bakers Hops
Catal0Gues on ThursdAy afternoon.
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ELOCUTION-FRANCIs 7. RUSSELL ELOCUTION-
u is respectfully that he has resumed the
Broadway In CONSCIOUSNESS Of the Of ssve
sisted hereafter by Mr. NJ Bsy. accomplished elocu.
ZIONIST Readings from Shakespeare and the poets TO circles
private heretofore Terms-F0r private
sruction ten lefsons $15 instruction in CLASSES, S.