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UITY PRIMARY ELECrIONB.
The primary elections Of the whs party will take place
in tho different wards in this city TO day. There -
be elected delegates to State convention to the Mag
ofay convention to the County convention to tho City
convention. to the Judicial convention, to the Con-
tiesional convention to the Charter convention anA
also delegates nominate members Of Assembly-AA u
which will DO voted for by ballot.
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Health and Mortality REPORTS.

MoBIII. ALs.-Ihe Dunb,r OF deaths in Mobile for
he week e. ding sept. A. fifteen. There were no
deaths from yellow fever.
MrMrsw TrsS.--There wern only nine interments In
ssDphm ouritg the week ending Sept 4, sho s,ng AZ
Improvement la htaih
Sr LOUIS wo.-Thsre were one hundred apd 6ve
dtsths IN - Louis oDrtg The week .Doiug sept & o.
abich fifty ihfee weie nnoer five years Of ags.
E.pfCap a as Pile A.,, yCx n ore, ajon AZ N "a
ola, sha DLm mber Of deA,ls hA,o occurred fron is
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NEW YORK POLITICS.
Movements Of tho Democrats.
THIRD cONGR vssIOEAL DISTRICT
Gen. Hiram waibridge re sfived the nominstio sin


THIRD CONGR VssIOKAL DISTRICT
Gen. Hiram waibridge re. .,eived the nominxtio s'n
district.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The delegates from tho Fourth Sixth Tenth and Houf
teenth wards constituting tho Foarth Cougressio1x
strict met last evening at tn. wv Green, No ~ Elo
st,eet for the purpose OF nominai us candidate fer
Congress. The applicants for nomina ton we're Joha
Fooe of the sixth ward Jacob Oasisy Of this Fourth
ward, and Michael Walsh Of the Foufteen't ward o.
the frat ballot Footc received votes; 0ssiy seven;
and Wslsh fourteen Second ballot Footo fye Oakley,
seven Walsh sixteen MIR Walsh the,ecpcs pro
nounced the chosen candidate ON the sscoud baio It
seems hat two of the Sixth ward delegates to
Wahh thus giving him the nomination.
Fis1H CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Az was an n'icpated. Alderman wm. M Tweed wss
nominated In this district by almost unanimous vse
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The delegates In this district met last evening as
Union Hall of Avenue g. and Fourth street and
unspiaously nominated Mr. John Wheeler, Of tho Fn
tecnh the candidate for m.Gber Of Congress.
Mr. Wheeler Is the gentleman who o .imed and received
the seat contested By Mr. John Van Bufeu at tho Syrs
cuse ntion.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Convention for this d3trict met last evening as
Crawford Thonass, Eighth avenue, MIR. Theodore Van
Turner in the chair
Mr. MICHAEL CosrrLL presented documents relating 70
the NirIh ward, witch he Afterwards wiihdrev
The james Moore ticket for the sixteenth ward vas
admitted.
For the Twentieth ward the Fsgan Ryer ticket
admitted.
The Convention went ioto the nomination cf csndi-
dates for Representatives in Congress when Jsmrs u.
Post and William A Walker put into nominations
upon being baoted for there appeared for
alker and four for Postcon,equenty tho former
elected
The Convention then adjourned
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The delegates In this district met at starts TAVERN
Five Mile House, and minated MIR. Francis CutNnG
candidate for Congress.
ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT
In tho Sixth ward last evening" the delegates OF tho Az
semly District met the Garrck Hotel and nominated
MIR william Sinclair q candidate the Assembly Mr..
Sinclair declined the nomination The convention thsA
adjourned until Friday evening
TELEG RAPHIC.
TWELFTH co NGEEssIoNAL DISTRICT.
NOMINATED.
Hupsor, Sept 16 1859
The Hen Gilbert Dean. Of Dutchess, unan'mouay
nominated for Congress this afternoon by tho doo
composed of the counties Il Columbia and Duchess
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TEL, EC II Ap HTC

THIRD AND FOURlH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICTS.
BUFFALO, Sept Is, 1859
Israel n. Ely Of Cbeektowsga and Nelsoo welch, of
Eden are the Whig candidates the Assembly In No
third and fourth districts Of Erie coua'y.
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FINANCIAL. a


y 4 ). :. BLNNiNC, is5 Greenwich street.
SPRINGfIELD. MOUNT VERNON. AND PITTsBuRG
~ Railroad. Proposals for .Springfold Mount YER
and Itthurg per convertible
bondsthe Springfield, Mount Vernon, and tsburg Rail
road Company offer Tor sale $50 400 ~ their boads
with coupons. The bonds Of .OOj each
allie the t day Of January A. D. 1861 with interest At
per cent semi annually 10 tho city Of New York. tho
pal Is also payable They secured By first and only
mortgage TO George Coe Esq Of the city Of Sew York
trustee for the bondnQldcr The amount of bonds thu
be sued at present tho s United to 10 0)1
They convertible the stock Of the Company tho
option Of the holder The the limo road
from Springfield to Delaware distance Of miles
reaching at the latter point the Cleveland Columbus aud
Cincinnati Railroad and the real and estts OF
the Company between and Mt both places This part
road is under contract and the greater of tao work
done and viii be finished and brOu t into about the
l Of June next Tho local applicable ths
division Of the road amount to littc upward OF S5J)O,
which about three has been paid And the
each costing bout S0oO0wll be about SDDo and tae
Company have further subscription Of upward of SDOm
Applicable to the eastern division OF the road extending
the Ohio and Pennsy yvania road Ivnionville dis
tance Of sixty yfour miles This road passes n
central part Of Ohio dcnsey pooped productive AS
any other part Of Ohio; and it forms lN la
PAadelphia and Ptsburg, An examination of the map
will show that it occupies position equal any IN
the state Proposals will be received lor
less than SOOu until the day Septem ler at
o'clock. Proposals to be addressed to Mossr Deano
levy Co., No. Is Wall street. ndorsed Proposals for
SIringeld Mount Vernon and Ptsburs Railroad Bonds
ceptng the bids the remainder in equal monthy install
ts of 10 per ocntpurohasers ut liberty pay full
crest the bonds to from day of payment map
of the exhibit aars OF the Comp say
Wall street And all necessary information will be given by
them in relation to the road aud its securities C. AN
Irony President Of the Springfield Mount Vernon aad
Pttshurg Railroad Company.
New York, Sept. q, Ic52.
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The Henry Clay Calamity.
A BILL or fNDioTMENa FOE AANslAUGnTER FOUND
AGAINST ALL THE PARTIES CHARGED
UNITED STATES DtsTRCr
Ref Hon Indy pat

Before Hon Judge BetIs
srrr. 10 The grand jury into at II ocock
being csiisd all answrred th.r psin-s the
clerk pqorso they prepared rres-ns Ccurs
vi h any btls q iboc ment her.up a tn- tor~n az
fanoso IL true bill ~ Indictment for msu.iaushs
BgaDst all the parti-s cbaiRtd the deury Clay Affair."
naneiy rbcmss Colysr (part owner): John rsi mas,
Captain: John German Epgp.er Ed~d Hubbard Piiot;
JtUes L. Jessop james Ene n1ort Cnsrie- M.rdst.
all ofcers TN b)ato III. ind ctneu, occupies ts.ny-
ax fii,s and contains hneeo counts. charging al tns
partiee in esch count in different form. With the cnme
granddaughter -. -
There wps no excitement ct all about the matter nos
than half dozen psrsDDs beyond thorc r"g
c,urt being present ma the g,aDd jury re..o 'pu
st.y TO tn il room the copsids ration ot ot"i o"s
I. - a..ss.
's- IA. -. clatp.j are Abrshsm Ciist. iasyer u
-. - ,a,, ,ro mneh respected, stephe. ai'es.
MI knosp g. MAYOR OF tns CITY anu .. po"nas,
au,r af he Ia4fnnptafh
raIttt,rt Intelligence.
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A RARE CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO TUoSR
wishing to invest small capital In safe and
tive business The subscriber offers for sale the
and fixtures of the well known dining
premises.
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REV

DAN AWAY, FROM J. q. ROBINSON, ON TIE WfIt
Instant boy by the name of James Sumars who tool
with him coting aud money amounting t. some So &c Sb
he hoy u ~ years ~ age light cpmploNiut ~ ~ te iAs
NOT large Of lis age pewl re~Urd vii hp yen oi
any inoraator fesreelitH tai laf and hefe Nv t"rm
any .slgr .ggss y. l.s-. :. s4+ 1~.- ~
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CASH ADyANCEs-IN SUMS OF So TO $500 ON DRY
~ Goods. Silver Plate, Pianos Watches. Jewellery Da-
monds Fancy articles and kinds of proper
ty at the Life Insurance an. Loan Office No. 3. Warren
street. n B-Persons dealing with this ofioe will be
treated in an honorable and confidential manner
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II Cotton, ACCTi0NEER-LARGE AND EXTEN-
sye stock of Cabinet Furniture Hair Mattresses Car
eting &c. 60 suitable for the trade aud all other parties
desiring household goods.f. Cotton will sell at auction
this day September H. at i0I o'clock at the Auction
Rooms Nos. 6s Beekman - streets largest
and most extensive stock Of Cabinet
ason II viii comprise Rosewood and
IeeaTetes in brocaelle and hair elu full French Bed
seads highly finished; carved Chairs various co0rs;
bookcases and Secretaries Wardrobes Rosewood and Ma
ogany Marble top Centre side Card Tables Carved
cookers Dressing Bureaus with and without marble
Moseweod and Mahogany Extension Tables Washstands;
Ladies Work Tables; Quaret Sofa edsteas Couches;
marble finished and plain bedroom Furniture suiteG
uhce Furniture &c. &c. Also. about thirty Hair Mat
tesses and ralliasses Brussels Threeply and Ingram
Carpets Oil Cloth Sc, &c ~ B-fhe work In the sale
mostly furnished by weilknown Ia fully
warrsnted and will prove satisfactory Catalogues will be
packed at n reasonable charge.
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II C.KEMP, ,AUCTIoNEER.--M AGES sALEoF
H. Furniture, Panofortes Oil Pain tngs. &c. to-mor
friday at ten o'clock Mt ~ Nassau street Full
r. G.. Kemp, will sell son above large
rortment Of rosewood and mahogany paror dining
chamber and kitchen Furniture china cut glass and silver
plated being all the furniture Of large we'll furnished
house Of sale and to be sold
without by order of consisting OF
superior grand action Panoforte In hand
carved rosewood but little used; carved
parOr Furniture suite, in French satin
brocatee Also Etegere mirror front large gilt framed
Mirror several oil Paintings rosewood and other
Tables painted chamber Furniture suit
sion dining Tables, mahogany sofas, retes spring
Chairs, Chairs Secretaries Bookcases toilet
Ware, Hatsands and general assortment of chamber
and kitchen Furniture Carpets hair Mattresses &c Piano
fortes twelve O'clock, advauces-Two rosewood
three fanoortos excellent instru-
fully warranted Also. several hne Gold lever
Watches, full jewelled. Catalogues the morning OF
sale.
WIN. II. FRANKLIN, SON Il CO.. AUCrlUSEERS
w will sell on Thursday 10th september at II oelock
the Merchants Exchange Farm of 3a and new
House, Newmarket, n. j.
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EcIgticn' Intelligence.
rtix gashtIilg a ~ b. loia 70 Jag al Lansss.
"a, "a
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TOHN McMICHAEL, 36 OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
South street has for sale drafts which
will be cashed throughout Great Britain ireland Also
issues certificates Of by the Eagle line of Now York
and Liverpool packets Refers to Messrs. John W Whtook
l. Co., Sherman Collins, aud Acton Civil, Esq., and
Othe
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lanes n. MILLER CO., WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Thursday Sept 6 1852 at half 10 clock their
auction 81 Maiden lane 5000 dozen guta percha Doll
Heads being the entire stock hand belonging c.
positive
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EURNlIIRE.-WILL he SOLD At A BARGAIN, A q
~ BeSkman street office and c0ntin s-house Desks
yolvng ONCE Chairs stools Cushions sofas Lounges Look
ngeasses Oh Paintings SidebOarl WardrDbcs
Tables. Wesh-stands Bureaus 81 dozen Chars 81 Bed
steads Hair and husk order
rented.
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DOUBLE s Fl Z E r
SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTION N0TICE.-TuoMAS BELL. AUCTIONEER
n by w. J.. Van Z6ndt-rhs day, at half-rlst ten
o'clock in the auction l3 Spruce street will be
tnued the sale of valuable secondhand Furniture Also
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles 30 superior
twelve baskets genuine lIedseck Champagne Wine Pie
lures, Millinery, Jewelry &C.
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I OOK AT THIS.-HENRY BEIRNE, NO. 43 WEST
street wants English silver at "a cents per shilling;
half crowns. GU cents 81 "a per pound sterng
reigns 81 &c. All other foreign gold and silver bought
the highest rates. Spanish and American change bought
per cent premium.
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HENRY Ii. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale Of household Furniture wearing Apparel Xc.-
Henry H. Leeds Co., will sell at auction on Thursday,
September 18TH at ten o'clock, No 2 Henry street
ner Scanned street general assortment Of household
Furniture consisting of Brussels Carpets Look
ing Glasses black walnut Secretary and Book
ornaments Sofa, Tete-aTete. Chairs. China Glass sc.
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gNHE CELEBRATED PRlhA DON MA AND PK0FES-
in Singing, Signora Eliza Vaentui, teaches sing
piano thorough bass aud Accompaniment She be
Fourth Mercer from
10 o'clock a. M till o'clock NJ She s wonderfully
cessful In her teaching, and will the public
wntS four professional pupils Of the most remarkable
Vniaa nd dta1ap
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Culver WARE AT REDUCED PRICES
" CnstorB, Heaters, HigR'ers
Tea Seta, Toast Racks, Jtrandoles,
Coffee Pots, Greavy boats, Gandiesticks
Bowls Bottle Stands, Fruit Stands.
Bella, Ice Pals, Ne.. &o
For sels TO tho trade by
VICTOR BISHOP, imvsrss<, ~ Madon lane.
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THE TURF.

>~N'NN
(tENTREvIIIE COURSE, L.. l.-PAClNG-GREA1
" Pacing Match between Roanoke of Now Orleans, and
Hero, Now York for SlOp Thursday sept 10 Mt three
o'clock, PM.-Matoh for 81 900 two rie heats IN narness
j. Bon names r. Roanoke; j. Rehelieu names q Hero
The will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn tor the
course, at o'clock, PM, and return tn
sports are over. Fare zach way - cents
JOEL CONkLIN, Proprietor
Tho above will beyond doubt be the fastest aud best
mile affair that has taken place Two such equally
matched horses Roanoke and Hero have seldom
been brought together They both champions Roanoke
has beaen and dstanced all the fast Of tne dayPet
Teoumseh Caynga Maid &c. &c. all Hero and he has
laid out ali that have been brought against him Tn.
coming decide which has best pacing horse
in the world, the North q the SOUTH
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HENRY 7. LEEDS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HENRY 7. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale of splendid Cabinet Furniture Paror Cham
ber Furniture in suits etcIienry T. Leeds Auctoneer
will sell. above this day. Thursday Sept 10th. O
o'clock Mt safes Ss Chambers street
fine assortment of splendid Cabinet Furniture made TO
order and covered in rich French SATIN brocaee
cloth in suites to match Carved Rosewood sofas hair
CLOTH Mahogany Sofas Chairs Dress Wshstands
painted Chamber Furniture with and without M.ble Tops
Cottage Bedteads Mattresses aliasses Feather Beds
also twenty sets Table Cutlery large assortment Of
Silver Plated Ware Glass China and Crockery three
pcror Mahogany Bookcases four Mahogany and Walnut
Wardrobe Sideboards and kinds
Of superior made cabinet furnure second hand furniture
consisting of Paror Dining and Chamber Furniture
Of the usual variety also Brussels Ingram and Oil Cloth
Carpetng Sale without regard to weather Catalogues
the morning Of sale.
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III GlnERr 3 co.'s CELEBRATED pIANoroRrEs

q ". =
with and without the Hotisn.Jie subscriber who is
sole agent this city for the sale Of those instruments
The reputation Of which has become world wide is
pared offer them prices which to those wishing
purchase cannot fail to be satisfactory Possessing ae
for obtaining pianos unsurpassed equalled by those
other house in the city he does not hesitate To
that he Inducements to buyers not Co he found
elsewhere lie has constantly hand extensive assort
Of second hand Pianos bargains which he fearesy
will defy competition. Ghert's elegant Boudnr
Cottage Pianos, tor small Also Melodeons, Of
Princes and Carharts make. Grand Holian and other
Pianos to let. HORACE WATERS. Si3 Broadway,
CORNER OF Anthony street. up stairs.
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N S. HOUGU, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, on FRI
Ds day Sept. Il, at loS o'clock A. NJ. mis- sales
rooms. bio broadway, large aud elegant
household Furnure-Soas. Totea-tetes, Bureaus Book
mahogany and Cuairs oukurs paintei
Chamber SETS Gard Taiies Ceutrs laiss li iii ~
looking Glasses Carpets glassware, Girand lies
al of which will be sold without reserve Catalogues on
morning Of sale.
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MIR. OTTO MULLER, (FROM ShxONY,) TEACHER
lVl of the fianotorte and singing 3 Broadway oonti
give lessons his residence and that " pupils
Please appy o 4 o'clock L. NJ.
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MUSICAL.

PROFESSIONAL MAN, WHO is OBLIGED TO
IA leave this city, will sell good Full toned
ano made by Dubois Bacon at avery moderate price.
also the whole Of Quartetts string intru-
well bound in four books and the whole of Iokar
Quintes Quartctt Jrios and Duos in books. Can be
seen at No. gtl5 Seventh street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received for the filling of four lots Of grouad
between Tenth and Eleventh In Forty third
I15 feet from Eleventh avenue south side. Apply to
WILLIAM MALONE No. 7 New street.
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phh H. " Ill Ek l.-aADAMF TERREWo gg
.it f'NRF, WV olfn ~ Tgesfny tie gist 81 ptcti
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FANCY ARTICLES.

HlLvGR ELECTRO PLATED WARE or CHARLES
~ Chrstobe Co-Just received from these celebrated
manufacturers, large invoice Dishes
Plates Spoons, Forks, dessert Knives res Sets Trays
cake Baskets, &c SO All these articles are the
French aud English patterns and wsrranted muoh
superior for aud To- the sverware that
by ordinary process They offered the
the lowest prices. VICTOR BISHOP. Importer.
lApe. M alta
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JAMES COLE, AUCTIONEER.--JAMES COLE WILL
sell at auction this day September l6 at II o'clock at
the Kings County Hotel Williamsburg by order of the
supreme Court under direction of VIM A. Greene Esq,
Referee ten Lots Of Ground North Fifth street. incu
ding Of Fourth street. Sale perempory Maps
had at the office Of the auctonecr No 8 Fulton street,
Brooklyn and at the time and place of sale.
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COpARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

A PARTNER WANTED IN THE AUCTION BUSI-
N The person must ho in good credit and have
aIita The concern has been prosperous several
one who would take active part and attend ala set
books would preferred The profits of tho business
without much labor, will pay handsomely and risk, IL
being cash business only Rent low with lease. Situa-
good. Address Auction for one week CONFIDENTIAL
II rcquired,) Herald office, with real maine.
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T /. yANDEWATER L. CO-TnIs DAY, SEPT. i

I l.. yANDEWATER * C0.-THIs DAY, SEPT e,
at I0 o'clock, at No. li7 East Eighteenth street.
Second rich Household Furniture consisting Of
lo suits in hair cloth manufactured by utchings Broad
Brussels and tapestry Carpet; marble sofa and
centre Tables manel Clocks extension Tables together
with assortment Of Bedroom Furniture Bedseads Bu
reas Washstands Toilet Sets Book Cases Wardrobes,
Mattresses Palasses, &c Also splendid China Din
Set imported expressly for private also
Piano together with the usual assortment
and kitchen furniture with which the sale will
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UCTlON NOTICE LARGE SALE OF ENGLISH
"A Guns, Pistols, and CuteryTbe subscriber will sell
this day at 10 o'clock at No Cedar street
voice Of I'D English double sinse barrel (supsror
euns 100 pairs ourinch Pistols aud 100 pairs self Sns
90 Also loo dozen table and small Cutlery in lots
SUIT purchascrs just landed. Catalogues ready
Terms, six months j. v, VAN ANTWERP, AuotiJ iJneer.
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ITNION COURSE L. L.I.-TRoTTING-ON THURSDAY
~ September 10TH at one o'clock purse and stake
Cn-ile heats, best three Ia i've in harness. A. Vino
n mes 50. m. Lady Bond 5. Mclaughlin names Blsn
Negro y. Nodnc names b. George West The cars vii
IL. We the south Ferry Brooklyn for the track at o'clock
A. NJ Drivers will please be ready 70 start precisely at h
tne JOHN L. SNbbihEhi iroP1iet'r'
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TEL L G Il 4 UIC
TWELFTH co NGnEssroNAL DISTRICT.

DIR. DEAN RE. NOMINATED.
Hupsor, Sept Is, 1851
The Hen. Gilbert Dean of Duchess unanmouay
nominated for Congress ths afternoon by tho domo
cratic ntion for tho Txefh district
compcsed of the counties II Columbia and Dutchess
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NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
this day, the 18th ns at II oclac at the Merchants
Schange the three brick houses and io Nos 81 3 and
Sy Fourth avenue, near Twentyhta street House 3iJ
~ unoocuped and immediate passes be had. Sale
Positive Maps and more full particulars bo had Of tho
auctioneer, No. Broad street.
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ToHN W. SOMERINDYKE AUCTIONEER.-THIS
a day at the auetion No II Spruce street. at l0a
o'clock variety sale of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Fancy
Stationary Clothing Brushes Buttons Drug stock and
hxures lot Of Scales Crow Bars Paper Boxes; also, by
virtue execution Show Cases. Outside do Shelving,
Tables Chairs Clock lot Of Shoemakers Lasts, &c. four
Silver and Gold Watches II. N. PARKER, Constable.
N. B.-Sae of Furniture at the store on Friday
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IT MORIARTY, AUUTIUNEEK, WIFI SEETI THIS
a day at 10 o'clock at l3 Chatham street, large
Of Furniture. removed for ale also
large assortment from manufactoy also three feather
Beds Bedsteads Carpets China. Glassware Stoves &c,
N. BOutdoor sales Of Furniture Groceries, &c. Sc, at
tended to in every part Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16

N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO
IA young that wishes in the grocery business
Brooklyn, 20 take the charge as partner The store Is
about being established the being engaged in the
wholesaie in New York Only small amount Of cash
is wanted. Address Immediately TO b. H., Herald oic An
excellent corner store TO let in Brooklyn.