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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE. L. I.-TROrrINo. -rHURs.
Ss.tS az sUv, ~ A. O'.o:t match fSE Ss nile
Whelsn names Teoumssh z. Conkfin names br. e. Cen
sr Qmuihuses win Leave Fulton Ferry Brssklyn
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
GkNTREVILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTIN0.-THURS-
- day Nov a. at2 o'olect r. n. match for $3.50 nils
heats TO wsgons and driver weigh 6 lbs Simeon
Hssa.nd names b. g. True John WIN. Wheslan names Oh
m. Lady Haynes. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
Union COURSE L. I.-RUNNING. THURSDAY
~ Nov Hth ct one p n. precisely, purse for $50 will
be for mile hsats catch wsIht the following ans
Madden enters CHI m. Prairie Bird Colonel Williamson en-
ters b Shark Doctor Pilgrim enters Dr. Eureka; Mr.
D. Noyel enters b. Young Hickory Mr.. A. Carpen ter
enters Lady Rowp Mr. VIM; Weber enters 3. Fiddler
each way IS oents-and return when the sport over.
JOHN 1. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Funeral sermon on the late Horace ID.
COuckliu.

UTtcA, Nov 90 1851
The frsseral sermon H. b. Conc xlin By the Rev
Fowler, very largely lad and hunirods were
unable 70 gala admttsncs II tsned with marx
Cd attention The Rev gentl-m.n denounced m strong
language theatres groggsas, I'D other places Of vios
IN rsgsrd TO Conckin. he n he was naturally q
young nan OF generous impuss willing to xrsat
favor and To forgive IN ugiss.e Scious but
theughtess AMONGST iho.s arpaent nc Iced severed
OF ais associates who In ieatsd In th.lGt. hrs
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NOEL HOTEL, DALE STREET. LIyERP00L-S
IA Towers proprietor Of the above hotel b-gs most
spscuy the citizens Of the UBtsd states that
the Angel Hotel 10 hrst class estabshment Great inn
and alterations having been m,ds ren
ders house In Liverpool The family depart
nent the hotel will be found TO embrs everything tent
ing comfort, whilst 10 foreigners, visiting Lserpoo
ftaan and German servants form portion Of s srsngs
The hotel sitv sted within few yards OF the bx
change and the principal usnsss parts ef the town and
within minutes walk Of the Docks Custom House, and
Railway stations has been the proprietor OF the Angel
Hotel years and for the las. sever years tao pro
pretor Of shs Queen Hotel Manchester which he nov
giving up devote all his attention 10 the former where he
hopes have that Kind patronage he has so lony been
thing will be done TO coaduce 20 their comfort sn A. mode
rate charges. Warm Baths Smoking Rooms and Billiard
Rooms the premises N. B.-Csptains Of ships viii
lind this establishment very convenient being Of The
nearest respectable hotels 70 the docks.
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Portugal.

ELECTION OF DELEeATEs-rRiUmPH OF the SErEN.
BRITTA PARTY.
The dates from Lisbon are 10 the sth instant the
election Of delegates 10 chsose the deputies took
psce ON he I'd inst and the result the signal tr
unph q The setembrtta l party in BY far the greatest
lumber OF the districts In lisbon. particularly aud
snrOsaout kstremajura. their victory wss most con-
ste ard decisive or ths Carss exrscte4 % lose
petections here. and Ia ircm anticpa iay tne
totl psost'ssira o. their pay IA ths capital T1sss
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Commercial Intelligence .


Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL MARxETs.
SATURDAY, Nov. Is, 1851.
pearls, 29s.
CorroS-A very large business has been done In cot
ton during the week, and prices have again advanced
ons. eighth Of penny Ameresn descriptions below
mding fair The sales Of the week reached tses
Of which $500 for export and 10 500 speculation
The quotstit MS Friday evening, wers:--New Orleans
fair 654d.; do. middngs, 4xd Upiands fair ed;
do. mdtliDg, 43sd large business has been done IN
Surats at prices shade dearer.
CosN There has been steady demand for wheat
and -four without change in prices except for the
finest qualities, which rather dearer Indian corn
continued dull and sold merely in retail lots.
PRovIs'oss-With liberal supplies Of colonial produce,
orders were few Prices for most srtces sontinusa 70
give way Beef was dull and difficult to SELL In Anne
ricsn pork nothing doing No new bacon was offered,
90 Off slowly In lard extensive BUSH ees has been
dons, at further reduction Of Is Cheese Fine and
ow qualities ase dearer and in fair demand Butter
TALrom dull and prices more in favor Of buyers
suaAR is much depressed.
FREIGIrs to the United 5tates have not yrsied and
rates we'll supported
MAYA sroREs In turpentine and tar there
have been no transactions In spirits Of turpentns
fair business has been done ct steady prices
Mnr.s-A moderate business has been doing IA iron
plates ut unchanged prices
LEAD "A fair butiness hos been done at last quota
tione
OiLs-Linseed is again lower Pale ra pc L.. easier
Fish is lower; boiled seal at ,f2A and brown at EFT
per tnn southsrn whale, ego. Palm alteration.
MoLAs Little or n.thipg 10 doing in Liverpool,
aud In London the purchases small but prices are
fiun.
rs. AND sp'cxs continue aul, and prices are barely
sustained
RsoE.-The inquiry Is limited, at former rates We
have no sales Of Carolina TO report
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
There wss continuance of the great abundance of
money in London and discounts easy at per
less The funds had continued to increase steadily
in price during the week The closing the I4th
were, for money and account 98li 08& The general
character OF the share market, during the week, has
been unquestonsbiyfrm indicating healthy state Of
things.
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PHLADEL:.tIA, Nov n, 1851.
The United States Circuit Court, this morning. was
cSwded at early heur 1t being the day nxed for the
trial of the Christians treason Judges Gfier and
Kane were in attend and the Phiadephis bar was
very fully rerrsssnted The being OF limited
capacity it w,s found asccsary to exclude mary who
sought admitsanoe for which purpose officers were ss
TONED at the foot of thssrwsy leadag to the court
room.
The following counsel appeared for tie government -
District Attorney, john W Ashmead; James r. LadIow,
and George L. 9. Ashmsad For the State of Maryland
Robert Br,nt and James Cooper Tie counsel for tbs
city Thadde Stevens and Joseph Lewis Of
~ Ia clock the court wss opened in dus form, sfs<
witch the clerk proceeded TO call the st OF jurors
There was large atten dance Of the panel
The Court directed all sbssntses be fined SlOe each
from serving, and twelve we're excused rHs
Cosrf next asked the government wsre ready to pro
j. W. Ashmead said, at present advised, he should
10 prepared to take uphs Of Castnsr HannAway q
the opening Of the court to morrow la however wished
understood that no arrangement Ne might suggest
soday wo1ld be allowed 20 interfere with any premina
lies he saw proper to adopt to morrow.
In anser TO question from Judg drier ne said he
upon for zal
Judge arier said chat while he did not desire to urge
unnecessary haste considering the Importance OF the
cases yet he desired to be in Wash ,s.Ou intwo wee
time.
Mr. ssvsDs hoped Il would not require two weeks 70
Try one ease In his county they hung q man in tive
Some then took place AZ to the sessions OF
the coJrtwhether evening sessions should be held SC
1t finally determined to hald no syssing session
for fsw. days.
Judge arier saksd The counsel either side II thsy
had any suggestions to make respecting tbs
Of the testimony iurirg the cont CT the trial
MIR Ashmead on behalf Of gov .rnment 1sid be shorii
offer objection. whatever
Judge Kane suggested that II the testimony pub
lehea from dag 70 day and Il trials 90 ntinusd Toe
long period IL might be dnicula get Jurors
NJ Stevens :or the defence ssd that u the testimony
BE- pub she'd dav s.y 4 Al
no harm, for it, exclusion ueud NOT deprive letter
vi hers from giving it, subs ance and perhaps CARRIED
statements 9: what actually took plaza.
Judge orerrsmarked that II with the counsel
to secde as.ie Court wcu not iutsxfsre to prevent
lite publication but ut the instance Il geuteInsa on
11sher aida.
By commoa consent, the testimony su therefore, BE-
published
The cour. adjourned meet to- morrow at 10 O'Clock
when the case Of Cashier aannawsy, will be taken up
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rI,HE PENNY CYCLOPEDIA, COMPLETE WIFE
supplement, bound In half Ruesia chsap. Also, LOCO
Thesrcs Costumes timely eoiered scgether with a. i'm
collection Of kngravbgs Snail Scraps, Landsc
Views Of Cities Interiors Mezsotntr. So Also old Books
70 area, vsriety, tor sails; nv.ty low prices ey ..
j. p. hkAGLs W2 NASSAU ssgs0t
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btrfAtn NOV - ltot
The propeller Illinois vent ashore last week on Fog
Island. Lake Michigan she had . full cargo o. zrsa
aaa -four fos this port The vessel and casso are re-
ported 70 IA, a. total less.
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- IRARp HOUSE. CORNER OF WEST BROADWAY
NJ and Chambers strset, DAVID p FOOT, OF Chi,ago,
and PBILR v. YERANCE from the Irving Houss Propri-
This and central hotel fituated on the
Of Vest Broadway and Chambers street ne the
Hudson River Railroad Depot will be opened for the rsosp
zion and transient botders the LIST OF De-
cember The house admirably ARRANGED for private
families equal TO In the oy "A
paflors and bedroo still 10 be rented 10 will be
conducted ppon the European system.
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A sTRoLooY.-DR- O, W. RoBACK, FROM swEDEN
IN lately Philadephs offers his services 10 the eih
New rort He able 20 forets past prssens and
svss eaepla,ed and read In according 70 .es Srs:ss
and masculine signs. Ladies, 81 gentemen. ~ ~ Ma
sviti.s calculated Ladies' S. sentfemep sA 0ce, No
white street. New York. where letters post paid viii re-
eeivs immediate attention. For psrtculsrs, see daily
papers Aeolcsl AlmanAos be procured 81 the ohse
9Ya6s.
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ANTHOLOGY, sc.

MRS. PREwsTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
l her services TO Ladies snd Gentlemen Of this city In
Astrelogy Love and Law h.tsefs inserprssns Dretn.
and will tell the Of the lady gsntsmsn they will
marry Also the Of the vsters Residence al 0rAnd
ereet between Clinton and Aornsy streets NJ r. Ladies
aifty cents. Gentlemen one dollar.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
AMUsE NIENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
$1,000
GRAND CONCERT AT TRIPLIR HALL-THE AN
" nual Concert In aid Of the Charitable Funds Of the g.
Georges and British Protective Emigrsnt Societies Of New
York. will take place Saturday evening the 18th instant
at Tplef Hail. when the folio wing eminent artists will
der their servees:-
Madame ANNA THILLON,
Madame BISCACCIANTI.
Signor BADIALI.
Gmor BETTINI,
Mr.. HUDSON.
Mons JAELL, the eminent Pianist, and
MISKA HAUSER.
A full and effective Orchestra has been engaged.
Conduottr-NR GEORGE LoDER.
Further particulars hereafter Tickets Al each: NAV bs
At the principal stores and of the
gentlemen, constituting Committee OF Management-
JOHN {. BEALES. Esq. NJ d, President
william Young first Vice Chss pitt saoond Vica Pee.
President, Barclay street sident IL Third avenue
Anthony Barclay, II n Con- Robert Bunch a. Vice
sui, 81 Barclay street. Consul, So Barclay street
Thomas Dixon, 40 william Septm Crooks % Cliff a.
Joseph Fowler, 96 Wall John walker Sc Exohanre
Adwd n saDderson. Is Cliff place.
Chas. Edwards, &C Broadway. John j. Bartlett.
W. ID Cuthbertson. 80 WALL VIM. Hin dhaugh, Vesey st.
Robert Bsge l72 Pearl ST. Chas b. EIims n 3l Pearl.
Edward Walker. ia Fulton. Richard Irwin, SO Front
William Brand. AZ Pine st. Nicholas Carter l4s Bdway.
James r. walters. Edmund Arnold, n. d, 43
Joseph C. Wells II Wall et. WALKER street
ihomas Dobeen, Is Norris st. Henry Smales
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In other parts Of the kingdom the result had not
quite favorable TO tho Setembrttas; but st they viii
have majority In the Ozmber.
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HOTELS.


nokADls HOTEL, ss4 BRoADwAY.-AFR FEW PLxA.
- ssnt for families and single gentlemen, can be
had on moderate terms ~ above.
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L,oR sALE-sTEAuER JOHN NEILsoN.-Ar TN

LNOR sALE-sTEANEK JOHN NEILs0S.-Ar TUE
Merchants Exchange in ths city Of Nes YORK; on Wed
nesdsy the l0,h Of Deoebe 10 the highest bidder hou
reserve TIE splendid iron steamer JOHN NBLsoN belong
the New Brunsviok Steamboat and Canal Tran
tn Comrany and built In ths 1889 In best post
bic mannsr and in point sFeed superior II believed
any the surface Of the vsters being able so
in still water twenty miles In hour Her dram is feet
water she 10 20 feet enr q feet vide and feet the
guards. Her engine inches diameter and IL feet
two strong tubular boilers aud al in perfeot order Terms
made known At sale. b. order OF tAe board,
John r. THOMSON Prcs't.
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pHILApILpHIA, JANUARY irn, Iyo-PRoFEssoR

z. ". Robaek-My Dear SIR feel 10 Incumbent on
% make known 20 the public that the calculation which
yon made e, me IN nativity one year since in which you
pened precisely and on the day had stated In
nsuvity By which trip realized clear profit Of tzO;
and II becomes duty to actnowledee YOU that
had predicted this SHOULD gone
rittsburg think that every who oentsmpfa.es
In bis business should he possession u your
carefuy calculated nstytes for the that obtsned
from you has than three times the shove
amount and. should II continue 20 do will
make fortune by u. also that since
piled your conjurston power one year since have
been fortunate In business than ever was beforel
having had psd 10 great deal Of that was due TO
which never expected 10 get All that told hap
pened exactly as predicted and have the greatest con-
hdence your powcrt 70 write nstvis and do recommend
all TO call and get for consider mine vsuabe Any
wishing more particulars Of this wonderful can call
at residence, No 30 Wooe street. netr Broad
streeA where they will be chesrfully satsfed-PErER
Hsrp, No. so Wood street. City Of Philadepha On
sh fourth day Of January A. D. 1850 before
the subscriber in and the said city persoa
slly Peter Hand who, being duly according to
Jaw doth depcse and say ths. the above statement. true
Sworn and subscribed before JoEN THOMPSON alder
All letters addressed 70 O. W. R0bsok No. White
street New York, will be religousy attended w. "
paid. For particulars call and get AL
spsc without charge, where eershcstes can be SEEN
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~ NICKERB0CKER HALL EIGHTH AVENUE AND
IA Twenty thiyd street-konday, Nov. pa jolly Week
Fun Tor the Mon-SlO0 in Gifts evening this week.
and addition to Mr. Anderson the Great Wizard Of the
who i'll perform the stonshng called the Foun
tain Of DivinAtfon. Water Wine and Wichcrsft VIM.
the Impro vsatore and Comic Singer
At GA o'clock; commences at7H, Admission l2h cents
BThe public most respectfully informed that Wedues
evening" present week the proceeds Of the above
will be aside exclusively for the benefit
che beresved and sufferers at the late calamity in Green wh
and the trustees of the said school args
Il. THORP.
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CAsEIIAs At AUCTIOS-J. L. yANDEvATER,
" No: II Wall street. will sell. on wednesday moranS
hr,ed 'ellsetiOn q d. Boil nor, Broadway Sornsr Of
Tiitieth street Aso, small collection, froz private
gentemans garden, in Brooklyn. Of choice varieties
TOYS DAMAGED FANCY GOODS. CLOCKS Sc
John T. Van Antwerp, Austionssr. viii SELL tts day
At 10 ococt ~ No 10 Cedar street, for cash large
sortment Of dsmssei Fancy Goods Is Toys large
pieces the sase quantity OF loose Toys tsur orm0i5
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NE VS. BY TEL Il g II A PA.
>>~>~o~N~o~o~o~~>~oN~
IMPOR TAMT FROM EUROPE.
NsNNNo1NNooNoNo~Noooo|~o~
THR ZEE DAYS LATER.
ooNoUNOONoNNON~NoN~~0~NN~
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA,
AT HALIFAX.
N>oO0O<No~0NrN0oO~NN--OoDN1~
VERY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE
||~0NNNSNNNNoo-NNo~N|NN|U
The New Electoral Law Reiected
by the Assembly.
No~u>(oD~]O-~eo~>-~~O0y->
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
NNNNOoNNOoNNrNNoJNoONe~N
SPiRKLtNG ACCOUNTS FROM AUSTRALIA,
..... (~C~N00y~o|~o~ONoy>o0NoeN1~o-
Gold and Diamonds In Abundance.
No~NN~NNN>01N>oSNoNo.o>1
Another Advance in Cotton.
GREAT BUSINESS DOING,
&C., sgo.. 20.
VERY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE
The New Electoral Law Rejected
by the Assembly.
MOVEMENTS OF K0SSUTH.
SPARKLING ACCOUNTS FROy AUSTRALIA.
TELEoRAPH OFFICE,

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, I
HALIFAX, N. s., November "a, 1861.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia Capt Judkins arrived
this morning few minutes before eight o'clock having
left Liverpool at Doon the 10Th inst shs brought
hfty-hve passengers eight of whom for Halifax
On the 18th inst In lat 5l' 49, long. 10 90 at a
quarter after three O'Clock p NJ. the A. passed the
steamship Pacific from New York for Liverpool having
left New York on the 8th
On the 18th inst, IN lat 5i' 10, long "a I2 ct five
p M. spoke the steamship City of Glasgow
No steamship from America had arrived out since the
Atlantic sailed
The Asia will be due at Boston this afternoon at about
three O'Clock.
hThere had been another advaLce and large amount
Of business done in cotton
The English political Is generally devoid Of interest
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GNALIFoRNIA "A PIANIST-A COMIC AND SENrI-
mental Vocalist Of great celebrity and young Lady
cas are DESTROYS Of going to California They
table and good musicians, and give of
very amusing character The pianist loan ship fist class
piano. and the gentleman vocalist also vonist None
but responsible need apply. Address prepaid. OlO
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T T. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 Of Exah DreaanR SAlnon I'M

QY +. COTTON, AUCTIONEKR.-THIs DAY, NOV.
II 25th at 10Y clock at the auction No 50 Beck
street and 81 Ann street good and
second hand Furniture comprising ten Sofas aud
curisd ChsI Boston Rockers marble top and rose
Office esks and Chairs patent and black walnut
Bedsteads oured marie do Beds and Matreses dozen
Pslssters straw Mattresses three ply and ingram Car
PETS Oil Cloths Looking Classes Couches Stoves Kitchen
Furniture. SC. Sale positive.
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THE BALL SEASON,

Ban Of .he Herald Guards. win take place ~ the City
ss.y sS 1:' s%yss g.
Hsips!Is: . FssIsu:.. q. co'dyi 3 sS:ssn- $780,.
Military gentlemen requested to in unorm
JACKSON FIRE ENGINE co. No. a-rHE ANNUAL
Ball Of this Company will take plsos at the Apoio
rsnssnsnt.NG l. W sss George Henderson. W% Mar
w. Eysr Dsv, Jr VIM. poyls Ale. Van War; Hsary
John CARVE. John R. Scott Simeon Ward.
sixth ANNUAL CAMBRIAN BALL.-rHIs BALL
@ s.ss place 81 the mi City ass%Sy gSawsy
admitting q gentleman with ladies.
SEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND WALKING
S1 ssn and f.; q
.d,s And ySyIs on Wednesdays and s.turass
o1ensvsy pSpis parents aud susrdi,ns as usua All
sns neg eanos' taught including the Psrod
EIoNoR onERARDIs DANCING ACADEMY. Sill
in.srse,oI. n dancing .al place for young ladies sni
evening ssnsSsn, tuesday and Frdss PrSs,
ssssos and schools attended to- sorees given. as usuE
HENRY WELLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY FOR
and a and w,sass and
Yslls schottsh La Resows La Gsriaa La vasc Simple
ssess snp Simple l.
sn fs L. ga. Fs M H
xxssrills ordinalre la Houyeaa Cotlon 10 Spanish
S,oon q Habenero Ia Tampee &c. Glasses for Masters
And Misses ON @nasay and rh.drsay khres
o'eloeS Glasses lhewise hastfys sn$ Misses on Tues
day Iriay afternoons at three ooosk as %
place every Msnday and Thursday AZ p for man.
A. M ladies' These lessons fesynst Tor the
ADEPT to practice we'll for the beginners Hours de-
voted especially mornings and evenings for private lessons
either at Academy At the residences Of families
DALI ROOM TO LEr.-THI5 BEAUTIFUL HALL.
ID kpown ferreros Ball Room can be rem ted by even
Ing TO parties for the winter Apply for arrange
tnent the premises. 81 Howard street.
NJIpLo's BALL AND CONCERT Rooh-THE Pro
N pre.er respectfully informs she public that his nssn
Ball Room has been pu In complete order Tor vac en-
vung Many Important alterations and improve
monte been made for the comfort and OF
perss reception saloon, parlors and dressing room
all the oonveniences for ladies ana sene
sa Tho valuable services Of Mr. Yossy the able Anc ME-
rel caterer for dinner and SUPPER has been
Mr. " 10 provided with she beet French cooks good and A.
tentvs and everything Of hs best the rarke.
sords will be provided. M vessy has made selection q
hs shsiss wines and liquors and no palms or expense VIZ
Give sstsfaoson those vho are DESTROYS OF
cvns hr.t rate ba large dnnsr and sugpsr parties VII
Be- treated With liberal Fer pareuiArs apply ~
ths o6ce on Crosby street,
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FOR SALE AND TO LETT.

nor SALE OR TO 1.-two COTTAGES, BUILT
with wood wash coal houses on Marcy and DeK alb
avenues close to DeKsib stage roue Ninth ward Brookyn
rent SlW per annun Inquire Of John Clark, corner
T0mp kins and Quincy Avenues, near the premises
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LNOR SALE-THOsE NEAT THREE STORY BRICK
Houses and Lots, situated at Nos l3l and 1873 West
Twenty -a street between seventh and Eighth
will be sold for 0OO and Oe remain mortgage
Apply 40 g. Broad. No. II Wall street. in the Croten
Weter Office basement.
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CvOR SALE-AN INTEREST IN A MANUFACTURING
establishments, where the demand for the article made
which is used in building always in advance of the
supply and at large profit 1t is chance fer
wanting good business all investment say $4,000
to S4. Answers will be confdentiay treated and
be addressed to Steam Mills, at this office.
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Furniture &c. Sale positive.
w l.. VAN zANDT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w sale of ltvU yards OF second hand Tapestry, Brus
sells Three ply snd ingais Carp tng This day AZ No Is
Spruce street. L. Van Zantt will sell At 10 o'clock 1000
yards Carpeng of assorted designs but little
and we'll worthy the at nton Of dealers and
others Als' parlor and other Stoves. Furniture &c.
w L. VAN ZANDT. AUCTION EER.-LARGE AND
w special sale Of superior ready nsds Clothing,
wsdnesda at Ne Is spruce street-w Ven zandt viii
sell Wednesday, at o'clock extensive Assortment
superior ready made Cethns viz 0verooss drsss and
roek do Pants vests &c. worthy the attention Of gease
IA Ell IA others
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Il. sEOwNii ;AVGrlVNhEh.wW NJ m s
At 10 O'clock at she store Of " Geo Harris No B Fulton
street, Brosdway-J w. Bro will sell auction.
the entire stock of valuable Fuenture
tanned in the above store consisting Of Sofas
OF Sar,oSs styles sop aoa plain drsssas
Tables mahoea card and fancy Tables Wardrobe Side
Chairs 60 Sale peremptory. Terms city
Catalogues viii be ready the day previous to sale