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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06
pevsouaI Inteilsaence.

Arrivals at the Metropolitsn-Count shackelborg M.
Shocked Russia John X. Wilson, U. s. Navy George
Coster, Alabama Hon W. A. Stephenson, Virginia n.
Lopg,nseker Ian ncaster Pa Major A. Porter Georgia
III. s Clay Alabama r. NJ. Sherman California Ed
ward Kemble Paris w. A. seaver, Buffalo John b.
Gale Troy Don Mariana de Sarratia, Valparaiso r.
Lyon. Florida Hon. J. IL. Johnfon, Norfolk, a-and
2l2 others.
At the Astoria Thomas, @. Elliott, Phiadelpha g.
Paul. Viz ginia Captain Walker ship Garck DR. Tuck
er, U. s. Army; Captain Boy nton, West Point :. u
Palmer, Maine Judge Forsyth, Kingston Weoster'
Baltimore Hon. J. G. Price, New York George nsI
rngton Washington J. sharPless, Phisaepa's-s"~
100 others ma.
At the Irying--M Pliers, Cincinnati - sysn, s.
New Orleans p G. Merritt, Texas y. dnoer', -
Francisco +. Foger New Orleans o@ 1SnS a,hsr, "''
Buffalo A ID Chaplin Sprngdeld-and Iso o'nss. n.
Al the Amerlcan-C. Harmon, Maine; M so1s
Baltimore P. Kieer Dr. Gordon PSiisdeIphs-ans 50
others - ,.,..o. Nf;.sssioni r T. Rar.
a. a. nat,,more Alexander Cabara, Fernando Ca~ro,
Porto Rico O. Derby, Boston q u. Grass, baiumoie
,oI,v Ium - Naw Orleans II. Van Rensselaer,, Albany
WIN Heniean New York-and Al others
Afr Grsy late United states Commercal Agent a. Ia
49,, ay,,yed .t 90 p.fo.d tae ~a .1ssAl., - 5A<k
N alan and Ella Hs y dans~suly ".
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From New Orleans.

NAVAL DEroT-THE JACKSON RAILROAD, ETC.
NEw oRIEASs, October 4, lsSE.
believed that tho Naval Commission have repsrtsl
In favor Of naval depot for New Orleans at Beilevus
Iron Works Agiers.
The contractors for eight miles Of the track K ts
Jackson Railroad Company, commenced clearing %
Monday, above Carrolton.
Some Of the pillars Of the St. Charles Hotel found
to be giving way TO day. and much excitement ex.
hibted in the neyhborhood They will have have 10 bs
made again.
loss cf the brig Mount Vernon from Havana before
ported She capsized in hurricane and seven
and four Of her pershed The survivors
remain ed on the wreck Fix days.
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Effect OF the Yellow Fever, sc.
AT CHARLESTON

AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, October O. 1859.
There were forty.one deaths from yellow fevH sk
Charleston during the week ending I'd inst. and Dr.
during the twenty. four hours ending last night.
The deaths from all diseases for the week, iItH
three; only four Of them being native whites
AT SAVANNAH.
1he Savannah Courier of Tuesday announces the 60
pcaronce Of yellow fever in that city, and publishes
communication from Dr Arnold stating that two eass
Of undoubted yellow fever had occurred in his practice
The Britith schooner Hope, from Tampico for Nsv
York. put into PENSACOLA in distress The captain end
mate both diod of yellow fever.
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dsfrarnlor,cal Observations.

monsE's LINZ OFFICE BASEMENT no 2s WALL srREsy.
TUESDAY, Oct b-12 NJ.
BUFFALO, 12M.--Ther mometei 90. Wind southwest.
Clear and pleasant.
ROCHESTER, IL M Gold but pleasant morning. Wind
west. Thermometer 6S.
AUBURN, IL M.-Clear and pleasant morning. Light
north wind Theimomster %
SYRACUSE. IL M-Cool and rather pleasant Wind
strong from the west Thermometer so
Urea. II Clear cold morning. Wind west
Thermometer 6S
ALBANY. IL M-Cloudy uppeasant morning. Wind
west Thermometer 6l. barometer 29.o5O. Mercury y.
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The Cumberland Conl and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Companies.


The Cumberland Coal Company has concluded oon-
tract with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
thousand tons Of transport taon daily for the next Eva
years, at 81 Is per ton The arrangement Is deemed q
most important one for both parties The Cumberland
Coal Company has loaned the Railroad Company one
hundred and Gity thousand dollars to enable it 70 in
crease its transportation powers Immediately.
We have mail beyond Charleston.
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DEATH OF FACCIoLO's MOTHER FROM GRIgF -81-
FORT THAT THE CRESCENT CITY WOULD NOT 81
PERMITTED TO LAND, ETC.
NOBLE, Dot. 4. 1859
The steamship Black Warrior brings US Havana dasss
TO tho ls inst inclusive being two days later than was
received by the Empire City at New York.
The mother Of Faccioo the printer Of the revotuton
airy paper, (who sarroted the 2oth died o. the
3oth from grief
The Count DC Pozodalio and his brother were imp
soned in the Moro
1t reported that the Crescent City then about due
from New York would not be allowed entor harr
Il Dir. Smith IL retained purser.
The greatest vigilance was maintained
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The conventions for nominating candidates for the
Cspncy Of the several Police districts OF this city met
nj the places designated last evening In the First dis
trct comprising the First Third aud Fourth wards, tha
Convention adjourned without making nomination..
In the Second district comprising the second and fth
vards Thomas King the present incumbent re-
nominated In the Third district sixth aud Tenth
wards) james Campbell chosen The convention for
The Fourth district Seventh and Eleventh wards met
and adjourned over to Monday evening next.
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The steamship Alabama Capt Ludlow, has arrived here
fiom New York
CuAnLssros, Oct 5, 1852
The steemship Marion Captain Berry, arrived here at
3 O'Clock this TuesJay) morning.
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Detection OF N Forged Check.

PHfL LADEDPHfA, oct D, loOx
forged check for S7S4 purportng 10 bs drawn by
Colies, Hay dos Co of New York upon Conkey Jones
Co. of Baltimore presented at Drexei Co Office
TO be he'd having forged endorsement of the presi
dent Of Of the city banks While the examination of
the check going the person presenting IL left the
office
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u
The British subjects in Boston meet at the office Of Her
Maestys Consul to morrow TO demonstra-
ton respect 10 the memory Of the Duke OF Wellington
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The Census superintendent.

Mr.. Kennedy, the Superintendent OF the Census to-
morrow morning visits his home at Meadvlle Pa for
few dsys
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Montreal
Tic Southern Steamers.

QIEBtC, VEL. IoUZ.
The Legislature has agreed by resolutions. to guaran
tee loan Of S4CO eco to the sufferers by the Montreal
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MILLINERY AND DREss-sIAKINa.

MADAME G0NDEN, FROM PARIS, DRESS MAKER,
AZ NC. lJ East Twentieth street. near third avenue
CIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY EsTA ABLlsuxENT
oti Brosdvay, door below Prince street. near
metropolitan HoteL-Mrs w. SIMMONS respectfully an.
ounoes to her numerous patrons and visiting
hty that she has handsome assortment OF Paris fall and
inter millinery In addition TO large assortment OF
manufacture the latest fall fashions Just
eved BY the ast steamers large invoice Of Paris satin
dks ve3vets ribbons feathers artificial howers &c. &C.
-erehanss And niinsrs supplied By the q single hen
Ask - sspAl. xrs, kindly soiieiN cell
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sPORTiNG,

INo sPoRTsMEN.-oN FRIDAY, THE sTH OF oCTo.
ber, shooting match will come OF on the Hoboken
match ten vii ocmm0ncs nj 200 coed birds Win be
q ths eroupss JOHN TAYLOR.
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Reported Arrest Of a Fugitive Slave near
Syracuse.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

NlIH ADU AbUI t NUTHINU'
SYRACUSE, Oct. s, 1852.
Quite excitement was occasioned this morning by
rumor that the Rev w. Loguen had been arrested at
skaneacies Junction, by the United States Marshal
fugitive slave. The bell rupg, and meeting held at
the Congregational church. Mr.. LIS friends were
eventually much relieved to find that they had been
hoaxed What gave rise to the the fact that
.evera policemen had gone to capture thieves aud
Narhal Allen witness at the Circuit Court ia ses
ion at Auburn. Loguen happened to be q passenger on
he same train and left the cars at the Junction where
slarm. and teegraphc message sent to syracuse
bet he was arrested The return Of tho marsiiu and
policemen bowevvr corrected the error end Qusted he
sxodteAeat which extended Though The cty
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DANCING ACADEMY.-H. MEYEN RESPECTFULLY
~ informs his friends and the public that will open
his now academy at Nos ~ and 1870 Walker street on
No 2i2 William street Shakespeare HoteD on Tuesday,
October H. Every variety Of new dances will bo intro
Figaro Soirces and balls usual Days Of tuition at
walker stre Wednesday and Saturday and at the
and references call as aboye from four to eight
second block from Broadway, daily till one O'clock
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T7ANCTNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A GHEKAKDI, AS
- sisted by Madame Ghersrdi respectfully bego to in
form his patron and the public that HIS Dancing Academy
81 Broadway will be opened for the reception Of pupc
Saturday. Oct l6 Days Of tuition for young ladies and
masters Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and
Thursdays st3 o'clock Evening classfor gentlemen,
will also be givon and classes to acae
mics. All communications, addressed to Sll Broadway will
be promptly attended to.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCIN AND FENCING ACADEMY, NO. 56i
~ Broadway, two doors below Prince stroet.-Messrs.
FREDERICKS RUSSELL take this opportunity Of inform
ing their that their respective classes
forming Juvenile danci class, Wednesday and Sat-
urda afternoons from socoeL class for ladies' Monday
and Thursday afternoon from 3ocock class
Monday and Thursday evening, from o'clock. Mr. Russs
fencing classes and private ns at all hours Of the day
Schools and families attended.
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DANCING AND wALrzING. AT MONTAGUE HALL,

~ Court street, near Montague place.-Mrs. A. LANNAY
would inform her patrons the residents of Brooklyn
that she will open her School Wednesday October l3
Days Of ednesaays and Saturdays
ing at hapast three o'clock The first Soiree will take
place Friday, November 26; the succeeding Sorees
tho third Friday Of each month during the
Schools and families attended in New York Brooklyn
Communications addressed % Mrs. LANNAY, Montague
Hall, brooklyn, will meet with prompt attention. ~ B.
Jersey CtyMrs LANNAYS classes at Miss Chedecaync 5
School, Of Grand and Greene streets will be
e o Monday. October %.
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BROADWAY RAILROAD.-N OTICE is HEREBY
- given, that the special committee Of the Board
Aldermen TO whom referred the application for perm
to build railroad in Broadway will
Dor Of he Board Of Aldermen In the City Hall saur
day the 9th inst at o'clock A. M Of that day which
all interested in the project invited attend
OSCAR W. STURTEVANT, Chairman.
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DIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION OF WILLIAMS
4 burg. The democratic Congressional ratification
meeting the Fifth Congressional district will be held in
williamsburg this (Wednesdsy evening October at
atermans Hail. Of North Fourth and Sixth streets
The members Of the Pierce and King Association OF the
First williamsburg requested to be punctual in
their attendans their head quarters City Hotel
South Seventh and Second Streets at o'clock NJ
band music will be in attendance By order of the
club JOSEPH L. PALMER President.
G. ii. UFFoRD, Secretary
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AR A. cAssARp, pRorEssoR, BY pIpLoMA. o

MIR. A. CAssARD, PROFESSOR, BY DIPLOMA, OF
VI the Spanish language snd Honorary Member Of
the Havana Literary yceum with many years experience
in teaching he has been for long time director OF OF
the best in the Island Of Cuba being also able to
teach regularly the French Ian theoreti
cal and knowedg in the useful art OF book keeping
will open his classes in the different branches Of education
above mentioned, Thursday, from o'clock A. NJ. till
o'clock p NJ daily Also private classes for ladies and
gentlemen. The Professor will attend class in were-
pued ccl,cge respectable family Terms moderate Best
reference given together with the attesaon of many of
his pupils in this city, Apply at No AZ Warren street
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HENRY WELLS AND Ills SISTERS (MADAME
IL ii. Gavelli) Academy for Dancing, 6j7 Broadway,
combined with instruction in the dances most la mode
in Gaor Dancing through all its variations The
exercises for the heahful active graceful de-
veopement OF the muscular powers of young scholars Is
found highly beneficial The means of acquiring elegance
easy style of motion in dancing
comprehensive rules, simply explained and thoroughly
pcasng and graceful men forms part Of each lesson and
observed that will mpart to the pupil dgn
fed and noble department. Inquire further at the Aca
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A UCTIoS N0TICE-II. n. BUSH, AUCTIONEER.
will sell this day. at l0 o'clock in the sales 10
North William street. by virtue of mortgage, Book
cases three Sofas two Sofa Beds three bureaus Also,
Paintings, Ensrayings, Carpets. Stoves, sc.
WIN. WILKINS MortQapee.
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INSTRUCTION..

rEDAR GLEN SEMINARY SING sING.-MRs. PAT
~ TERsoN has been induced to add considerably to the
facilities beere available In her establishment and hopes
to merit continuance Of that liberal patronage she has al
ready enjoyed. There will be vacancies for few moro
pupils after the vacation which will terminate the s of
November Terms S75 for children under eight Of
above that age, 500 music and singing
ID
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A UCTloN NoTICE.-lOO CRATES CROCKERY AND
69 cases Glassware at arcon Friday. Oct Sth at 10
o'clock at No. SO John street. by Wm w Shirley This
sorment 10 worthy the notice of all retailers Cookery
and Glassware who want cash bargains.
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THIE TURF.

TINIoN COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTlNG.-ON wEDNES-
day Oct. G, at half past two o'clock PM purse and
atake OF S5D0Tvo mile heats under saddle ID. Pier
names bl. g. Black Ralph; j. L. Gof &. Mur-
doeh; l.. Mclaughlin nanea r. e. Blanc Negre. Stages
will start from the Fulton ferry Brooklyn, for the track
at one o'clock. Fare each way Is cents.
JOHN T. SNEDIkER. Propriotor
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Movements of the Politicians.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NwAsHINGTOS-wHIa MEET
ING IL ALEXANDRIA.
WASHINGTON, October 5, 1852.
large democratic meeting is going in front Of
the Union Office. An imposing procession marched along
the avenue.
The wings Of Alexandria assembled in large numbers
at Lyceum Hull to night. The speakers Francis H.
Smith of Alexandria, and james N. Carlisle Of wash
ington.
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MIR L. DE GRAND-vALS PRIVATE BOARDING
l School for boys, Hudson Terrace Hoboken New Jer
sey-The of instruction prses all tho
branches OF sound education classical commercia-the
French language vocal music drawing, and fencing Cir
culars tie institution.
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AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE I. o. OF OUR
Fellows held ut their meeting SO Barclay street.
the following the officers elected for the
ensuing year-John Costa, Presidents Jno L. Whtton,
Vice do JOS D. Costa, Treasurer; M o. Donoghuc Secre
tary. Commitee-Thos. E. Bayley, Louis Bunker, Jno.
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I 0. F.-THE r. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
New York will commence the stated October Session
Of Grand and Centre streets Representatives will
please be punctual. BY order.
JOHN j. DAVIES, Grand Secretary,
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TINHE ART OF DANCING AND WALTZING CORRECT-
l. ly.-A Card.-Tho classes at Charruauds rooms, 20
White street. will commence Saturday 18th inst half
past three in the afternoon for ladies misses and
at and in the evening for gentlemen. At the om,
East Thirteenth street near Brosdway on Monday 25h
and Wednesday th at IL noon, and at half three In
the afternoon for ladies' misses and Monday
18TH at and In tho evening for genttorncn. N. b.
Mr. Charruaud returns his thanks his Brooklyn
patrons for past cneourascments literally rendered and
them il is with heartfelt reluctance he compelled
TO discontinue his attendance at that city but hopes
the continuation OF part OF their patronage his
in New York. Tor particulars please see Morning and
Evening Express.
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vNILLIAMSBU RG.-THE DEMOCRATS OF WILLIAMS
w burg invited to assemble at the Washington
lilo tel No 20 Grand street. this "Wednesday evening Oct
1852 at o'clock for the purpose joining torch
light procession to fellow democrats Of Now York
from Grand ferry the place of the Congressional
Ratification Meeting All democratic clubs invited to
attend. By trder of
DEMAS STRONG, Committee.
ii. 8. STRICKLAND,
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION ~ MASSACHUSETTS.
BoSrow October s. 1862
The democrats Of the Fifth district in convention in
this city to day nominated A. W Thayer for Congress
opd the Hon. b. +. Hallett for elector
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MADAME CRAvIER DEsJARDINS DANCING AGA
Vl DENY No.5i Clinton placeClasses for young ladies
and masters and Saturdays at three and
Ihursdsys at seven and half o'clock Brooklyn Glasses
at Mr. Dertcaus Mondays and Thursday at three O'Clock
schools and private families attended Sorees given
man
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EMANUEL BRANDEIs, PROFESSOR OF PIANO
II and Singing resides at 2S9 Bowery. lie devotes him
self as heretGrs to teach said branches in his residence
ables him TO give tho best Of references to his scholars
For particulars apply above from to to o'clock,
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IJENRY a. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE

III ENKl Il. .IEEDS, ACCTIUNEER.
Of first class Cabinet Furniture manufactured for the
private salo of John Do Forest ESD who retres
businsss-Ienry Leeds Co. will sell by auction at the
way, Reade street, this day, and Thursday, 9TH
October at half past ten O'clock the best assortment
Of richly made Cabinet Furniture offered by auction this
season ali warranted to be Of superior description and
not surpassed either in manufacture STYLE stock
ths oty The above will comprise his entire stock
tho sale will be without reserve.
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EREDERICK KRUGER PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, NO
30 Amty street. will give instructions in singing aud
the piano. lie hopes to give satisfaction all who wish to
acquire n thorough knowledge Of music.
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MUSICAL.

A FiRST-RATE FEMALE TEACHER, WHO HAS
"A given lessons in piano and singing, in the most fash
ionabe families wishes I'LL hours which
he has at her disposal and refers for
Schubert Co.. 257 Broadway, where particulars will
given and orders received
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ITNIoN COURSE, i. .I.-TROTTING.-oN THURSDAY,
" Oct, at hafpast two 7. ~: purse and stake Of
$500 mile heats best three in i've in harness. Joel Conk
lin names oh. z. Sclim A. Winch sp. Lady
Bond 5. Mclaughlin names Blanc Negre +. j. Nodn
names b. z. West. STAGES wall leave the Fulto
ferry, Brooklyn for tho at o'clock and retur
as soon the sp0It Is Fare each IS cents
JOHN /. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
GNxN1R9yILLB COURSE, l.. L-6REAT STALLION
" assch fer $1,000, three mile hests 700 pounds wasons
Cctchor s2sb. Mr. D. Tailnsn b. b. 81 Lawrenosi
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
rENT REYILLE COURSE, l., L-TR0TTING.-A
" purse Of SO with inside stake OF S half forfeit
free Tor horses that purse of $50 mile heats
best three five ia harness. oil Oct H. Entries TO
close Wednesday evening, Oct G. by o'clock, ~ Ec..-
land Duryea's Hotel, East Broadway.
JOEL C0NKLIN. PropsissS7.
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DRIvATE DANCING AND WALTzING ACADEMY,
L b6 Bond street.-The sEARING takes pleasure in
nouncng the GLASS ladies and young masters We'd
nesdsys and Saturday. a. M o'clock; for gentlemen.
rober 18th and 18TH Glasses will be formed other tmcs
and private lessons given day Boarding schools and
families attended and soirees sxoluve 10 pupil
end guardians, formerly.
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II NICKERBOCKER BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
York-Notioe hereby given that the 1ih day Of
October next between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock
an election will be held at the Banking House. Eighth
and Seventeenth street the the cleo
ton for Directors of said Bank be held the oowng
day also that the 18th day Of October next at the
place and between the hours of 10 and III o'clock,
election will be held for Directors Of said Bank
the articles Of in place those whose will
then expire and Also for three Inspectors of the election
next thereafter ensuing j. A. GUNN, Cashier.
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John W. SoMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO.
Spfuce street-Morgage Sale this day at the auction
coom at 10, o'clock. One rosewood cased piano.
eteatete SOFA six mahogany chairs French bcdstead
one splendid mgTor Also bedding &C. Also by virtue of
execution lot Of painters goods. grocery fixtures &c.
Also black walnut bedstcads Leaf tables baroom tables
JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE,
forM
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w. No l3 Spruce street-Will sell, this day at l0a
o'clock, bedstead Sofas, lounges hair and
mattresses Also assortment of dry goods
suitable to se trade. Also, twenty patent churns.
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SPECIAL N0TICE-MoUNT VERNON CONTINUED,
~ or FleetwoodA meeting of this association will be
held at the Crystal 2 Grand street. Wednesday even
ing October 9th, at half past o'clock, at which
opportunity will be offered the public
plot of ground most conveniently and beautifully situated
the Harlem railroad, short distance from Mount yer
By order Of ROBERT j. TIFFANY, President.
DIR. l. COVERT, Vice President.