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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young woman, as Nurse, to do plain
sewing general homework in a small private family
Best of city reference Inquire at No q Bedford
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| yEANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation in a private family Chambermaid and
Waiter or TO do The particular part OF the washing and
ironing; chambermaid and PLAIN seamstess Can
nsh good city references Apply No 100 West Sixteenth
street Seventh Can be for two days II
| lot nj tied.
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EECHES, LEECHES.-JUST RECEIVED. FER
- teamer Franklin, large supply Of arrn and healthy
Lstches Tor sale, IN QUANTITIES to suit purchascr by
). y, CLft, importer Of Leeches, No Z John street
y rECHEs, WHOLESALE AND RErAIL-JUST RE-
IL ceiyed, lot Of 5000 large German and Swodislt
ccches warranted fresh and good For sale. BY BouR-
non PATURrI imp orters No. go Pearl street Also,
Wiilows Dcmiohns and Phosphorus.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman as Chambermaii to do general
homework Can be well place
inquire at 70 Pearl street, for two days.
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WANTBD-A FEW GOOD PANTALOON AND VEST
w makers None need apply without Sample Of their
WORK, and recommendation from their Last employer
Apply to JOHN T. HENRY (lste r. Henry Sonb 1856
Hroh
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO
w men, situationsonc good Cook and iirstrat,
washer and ironer and good baker of bread
her business in general the other Cham anc
Waiter. and will assist in the washing and ironing
the best of city references Please call No Houston
street, in the be days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A SITUA-
ton as plain Cook Is trst-rate washer and roner no
objections to short distance in the country
years city reference from her last place Please
Crohby street. be for two dave M not
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Cook has objections assist in
the washing; she understands pastry and baking best Of
city references given from her place. where
lived eighteen months; he at No lN
Mott street, in the rear first floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEoNS-UNI-
~ yersity Of the State of New York.The annual
mensemept Of the College will be held in the College Hall
Thursday 18th March, 1852 at halfpast +. ". The
profession and the public invited attend College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. ~ Crosby street.
NJ, d. o
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TN FRANCAis. AyANr sERvI DAMS LA CAV ALf-
" ric franchise portcur daxcellsnts eirthoa dsrers
placer dams une mason rrivee Cochs- eonnst
VILE et paric "a lsrgus parfatsmro rA,ofasnd ct
pew rAneiais. sadseescy NJ Bsttng No 81 rue Wsryss
ysrdspt oery jouye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
From the East.

FORGERY or AN INSURANCE C0lPAsY-FIRsr gSoy
STORM OF THB fBAsoN-wHALTNo PROJECTS ETC
Bosroc, October rs 1851
Valentine W Smith telegraph operator arrived In this
city last night in custody o. officer having been ar
rested in Rochester requiition He Ia ohsrzed With
freery and conspiracy 90 de,raud the Union Mutual
Life lDsurance Compsny ~ this city out ot as 900
The drt storm OF the occurred In this oiy
this morning Passengers from Albany report, that In
the western part 81 tho STATE fell this morning In
come pl Gee to the depth ~ uesriv an inch
letter from merchant OF Honolulu dated August
Goth saysr believe there will be year than
before taken N We nave evetv reason
e. expect largo fleet in this fall bound home With plen
~ ofo "a
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Schooner Jonathan Boerum Sunk.

ALL HANDS SUPPOSED 70 DE DROWNED.
VtspIAsE's PoIHr. October Is, 1859
schooner iDpposnd TO be the Jonathan Boerum be
longing to hufust,s stejwe Of Brockyn Captain Jared
Mend into and sunk ast evening" by the steamer
Francis skidsy when opposite tsis place The sohoooer
broken In two ard he Hosted ashore with TIN
coDpses ard box cpDta'ning he sohoopets papers with
the cspaiDs coat and hat The fate Of those board
Il not known for certain but they supposed
been ell drowned
despatch from Albany etates that the ski5iy had
srfiped there end reported hsvug in "co,ion wi "a
choeper vi 80 much force a. to the lator
sci TO Instantly sink, with every sou, on board ~
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Nnynl Infelll2ence.

THy srvaMts PewHarrAS --rhp vessel eqlippei WITH
sll the nppitiors Of wsr and foily msnnsS dropped
down the river yesterday sternooD and anchored e
North river OF the Battery At late hoar may o'u
zens visited the ground moved BY the ~" 'aa' sas
steamer would depart upon some expedition f-r the sas
air men, OF the Da,ional honor ~ 'ste hour last
ptybt she remained ~ tcr maonng% hut notnpg drn-
r, he esrps1 regarding hef Intended m tvem"ntS
~. nrsysstrc ortnon bat she wopid ave- At ten
al ~ this nerui"u; hut sbees sh- v0uit steam 70
canld not be scrurstpy sscertsircd
TOE a. ecsm figste Fulton, last from eensssola
fgs srriver AZ NV Otlsana
ri !. aoaf rf W. 4. I. ts fBo cfo eut-.d st
t ,.4,..r Et Il .lH ,bos ~pu s4 #Mt .t.a II Spts4a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16
The Ohio Election.

BurrALo, October Is, 1852.
Reliable dispatches received from Cleveland say that
tho democratic majority in that State figures down to
Oc0 COO with the prospect OF eferther decrease
In Medina county the official vote tor Supreme Judge
Caldwell, democrat. 500 majority
In Huron county sadder whig for Copgress, has 4T8
majority; for suprmo Judge. Caldwell democrat, 8li
meority for Board of Public Works Beardley, wg 303
majority.
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BALTMoBE Dot. Ii 1852
Tho election for members of the Legislature hsd
cited hat little nterest in the State In Charleston
vots the smallest ever poisd.
The Charleston papers cay that passengers from tho
North pass throoeb that city without danger from
the yellow fese- Whenever the Wilmington or New
Xo,i sttaneEs arrive too lete trains
prevret the necessity of passengers staying in the oiy
night Five deaths BY y'ios fever reported Tor
tie ERsDly .four hOura ending on Medneaial.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
stenmboa, Aec,den, on Lake Erie.

BUFFALU, U0t T50.,
The Ocean u in distress ut Long Point having
broken hsI fbaf her up trip lat night, ehle loaesd
With pesssneers Tho steamer May klower has gone
A. tqf
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONVENTION.

B0sror, Oct 10 1852
State Temperance Convention s la session at pane o
Es at >hicb many Of the temperance leaders srs pre-
sent. The Hon William Los, OF Wade ts prssiaeat
Resolutions o.T,d to the effect that tas
IL working veil that the friends OF tha lag will y,ts
t casoidste - tho couiDg State election who Is
frisD of that Jaw.
ArrERHooy SESSION.
The afternoon session attended oy about 900 per-
Sons al the letters Aem the different State
eaboida'ee read.
uorsos MaBn fsee soi sad!d..s for Governor VA. ia
favor Of ths continuance OF the .- hr duo.
tngfop (~hg) and Hr Walker (free. soi both of whom
csBdon f0r tn. 0nif. ieuteBant Ioseruor r
fEou tDs d.mocrstc hnsiase TOR Lieutenant ~
dodg the qoetiop. sLi reptiles rsesiye
from sith,r Meesrs Clifford his0op, the Nhg aud
uiCctaHs car q dates for Governor
sptRcb.E made aud ls Rad from leading adj
y1catps Cf the law Tn.;s IL douot that the tempe
vtI to soue considerable extent, vote for tbs
advocates ~ the lac ip the cooipg State seoon rre
sptetiys Of party preference.
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The Trial of Bishop Donne.

INhNtpN. FoI. 10 Ab0s,
The Ccurt Of Episcopal Bishcp, at Burlington hzys
refoysd by vote OF tos try Bishop Doanc and
o. O'Clock this afternoon they adjourned sine de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

MILWAUKEE, OGt 10. 1852.
Yesterday woman named Ann Wheeler formerly OF
Cleveland rhere her I'll. nds reside shot youax
named Lace IN the street With pistol Lace Who IL
married had educed her cd the fact In the
s.icops Of thu cit,
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THE POLITICIANS AT oswEGo.

EYHAcUsE October To- 1867.
Gtrrit Smith is stumpiug ossego. Ten democratic
slready there and week MessIs. sey-
mour John Hye, and Stanton, will also be thore.
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Florida Election.

the democratic gain in the above counties, compared
wi the vote Tor Goyerpcr in 1913 is 90 making the
whole whg loss. ia sixteen cowntes heard from $40.
There twelve counties 10 hear from which gave 81
Wing hjorty in las.
Uasn (uhs) for Congress- "a votes ahead Of the
vhig vote for Governor.
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Dwellings Burncd nt D,tro,t.

DErnoir, Dot 10. 1851.
The house owned and occupied bye g jackson asso-
cste editor of the Free PreW and the dwelling house OF
~ o. ho'htook, were destroyed by Gre at two O'Clock
'bf morning. Tho furniture eaved ip damaged
tists The loss on the houses 81 000 Mr. Jackson
bad an insuranoe for ST. Oto
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New York pOlitiCs,

WEBSTER CANDIDATE FOR CONC RBsS
ALBANY, Oct I5, 1882.
Joshua Spencer, Of Utica who has been nouliasted
for Congress by the Oneida Webster wings stands rc
In his reply he says The electors Of Oneida free
to whose judgment and pleasure the matter is
nittei
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The 'Long-shore rHen.-Another Meeting.

Evtry hung vent quietly yesterday morning aloss
the soc- aud sharyes OF both tbs North and rivers
In Consequence Of the resolutions ~ the previous
Thur,GsJ m-n vent work at lees rate Of wages
Than thirteen sbidgs day .ithout any cefustoo for
stSvsdure Other person. Tbs sgreei 10 by tho
merchants IN meet instances where required
Peace tempe and order tho watch word of che
-tr;sert" not ut work rts majority Of the men wes
employed. bur guaraUte given that thu rats VI
saees sdoLted nxed 30 nuch adhesion
shown 10 the resolutions " Thgrsosy uisb that nee
Who @ofkipg 1t fourteen -bings hi th-rto took
tbutesn next morning and would not woek suy
higher 1hs oWing 20 ih- sound advice moesl
l.rtures, and Impressive diaCouIses. stveu TO Iae
sud others, at the first meeting Tue al
jssspsd meeting was hed at Chatham Hsli
" half past O'Clock yesterday evening fns hsd
crowded Mr.. Wnnans nsllsd cnAir ~
acclhmattOD, and Nh. patrck DaDoboe ~ish Mr. Jonu
nufthy secIetaIirs o tte meeting rh.es ware
about four bundled ~ortmeD present. tn. cbairman
addressed the meeting corgrstulatiux them upon the
abe result of be proceedings of yas4 ray aud al
vic continu~Dt cpur- Of n.trru with pace
y. and order De would also 70 .t,on
Il . laborers Benevolent society for LONE. n
This dyocateo by dr. NcGfa sod ar X ls
NUMBER presso forva Tor eurolm. III aut n mush ~
one hundred and lor dollars pad BY mem, re-
epsui'Dg The meetiug adjourned after pa, inI a vos
f thar ks toths Newspapers OF New yok ioctsps the
1iaes, Tribune, ano Jrsnai u Coamncs. omitted
last evening The rsportsT q the Sa thanked tae
The organization will completed uoou wsins-dsy
me.t,rg is To- he held Mr.. Williams bo ise, 10 Ds
Ptyrfer street af O'Clock dundsy 10 arrange
ne order OF tbp Society.
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BcrrALo Dot rs 1852
etore srd w.rshorse'r Main strert ~ * IN
~ ~ pUr voets py sadatios la. use6s ani t0tsy
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Fire NJ RnMnln.

hoCHrsTpH Dot Is, 1881
Tho Rev John Mssirnisa DD.. Professor OF Paste
raj fheooey In Rccheeter Theological seminary died to-
day Of dtsceec Of ths btart His egs was a.
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pEMoC2hTiC AND CANAL MEETINGS AT BUFFALO.
BuPfALo October i6 1882.
large dsmocratlo meeting was held last evening, TO
celebrate tha Victories la the Western States
canal meeting also held and addressed by silas
Burroughs Of Orleans large nuDbsr Of persons
were present.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
>~~~N.~Nc~Ny~NrN~~>-N-~>>>,
THE RECENT S TATE ELECTIONS.
MoVEGENTS AND SPEECEN y GEN. SCOTF.
~~~s~>>>~>>,~>~>~~~>>>
His Visit 10 Aubarn and Syracuse, and Inter-
view with Senator Seward.
State Temperance Conventions.
~No<~>cN~<e>~NNN>><N~N~
THE NHW YORK WOMEN AND THE MASSA.
CHUSHrTS MEN.
State Temperance Conventions.
Questioning Candidates Cor 0fiec,
H0., &u., so.
The PENNSYLVANIA Elcction,

PIiL.pEiPuiA, Oct. t5, 1852
Tho following official returns have been received from
tbs counties named -
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the DEMoonATs AT SYRACUSE

SiRAuUsE Oct. TO, 1867
democratic meeting held to- ngut at the olab
room Horatio Seymour and others spoke. There W..
grsa entbusian with bonfres and toTchlsht process
ceSeon.
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TIE p,isslpal streets stoppus al .t syraease HNr~
Ih, military companies weSe then draon up snd sAs
Genfsai appeared 90 the bacony. and nadc
He said have been much ocl'ehtc5 ~ita the appear
snce ~ the military comOanas present this o;ca,on
your erp shove that you have stuv aud
should not TO asbanea 70 n.b you rontrast wi h
Ba~toD. ! am ihsnksm for youc n'tendano. hut mast
bid adien for the Happiness bc your present
ard future portion. Farewell.
IS7RopucrIos or DgLeGATIoss
On entering h, hoose the General wsied upon by
aoHa kioE of 0sweeo. who Int foduosd che erso aud
Fulton del. ga biol .hus t;so sc,tt
hlins me sir Ihr pleasure of pcse6aag 20 yon dcega
tioD Of ci'sysns from oswego couLy Nc come str
ciIissps of common oount-ytc pas rr"pec's taa
ciiizsu soldier Who has admira-iur by tong
life DE- ed 90 his couutry'a eervea We sii, fsca
the shoes OF LGka Ontario With the stirring aod tntAl
ing enscuc 10 its vicinity you fsniar Chip
pewa, cuefnstoSr aud Lnrdy Lsoe wih ere holse-
noid words the hcp"r they conatry IL cuuoa
pr pefy we should not TO uomindfal ot aim Sao-e
eUergy k ributed much to Ia,5e Ia hagg.pg
spiie OF dceoa6 olicfy and rst ht them
the practical lees thas Sriteh ba, oacs fc noe asinci
Bile We temtnJer you bot only the lesder of
nits against for. gn foe but geremember sou asaoi-
msn arc soldr ty your and cnupsi rstring
prsce sos quiet on oar noshern frontier. W. should
bsre been most happy had your engagements permtt Il
you 90 Va from your route 20 vit 80 have gfert,d
you by CIR Own dfesides We regr. t that o. pnnu
nifty, deprived OF exteSin hospitality cit1on
ano toidior, @hoe fsne and whose deeds Will
coDspioucus place In the history ofrhe r,aeten
tuIy. Allow me- II, in behalf of this dog g,too % a.
you Of r.srert toxards you M man. aud our
admiration os yor as PARROT
GgEEBhL's
GfpeFa ScoTT replied as fJoss.-Nr. Cha'rUgn. aud
geoiemcp OF The orwego d,sg gtticE-Is gives great
pleasure 10 rec.iv. ycrr greetlvgs can truly
ueDeD, am very bsppy TO you. As yonr chairnso
remarked | nm fauiiisr with Lake Oataro, and with
the stirring which have been enacted in
liza vicinity II waold have gwen gr
pleasure to bsys visited Oswsgo. l was waited
upon mt Rochester by resp .cab.e delegation oQ
your c.y in'ug 10 Wit you. intend 20 do 80 IT
my lite Is sper,d within ,bo next one Two or theee
yeRra, l am happy TO tairn that your town IL a
fouIi ming ard prorpeous city freauSn l. vi4'tod IL
mere baoiet 1t was tho theatc- OF we'll lpught
battle In shch tbo gallant Major Crane bore dst,n
gDisbed part not preseas there bat tt r-ndars
your oity interesting n tho history OF oontry
sbouic hive been bappy TO have visited bit could
not turn from my ruute. iny ret,rn post Rut
you Iebt. men, that suail visit you within
the next ene, two three years. toank you gev,le
for yoar Kindness and wish you health long life
and prosperity
OTHER aPEECHsS o1EETISCs,
Gen Granger. Christopher forgau, and Johu. A.
Spencer called out greeted xod IN tde speachea
The guests introduced by the Mayor aud other c
rne ladies pad tneir .ects, and received cha
rsettristic solaiot's sresting
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PREPARATIONS FOR GEN. SCOTT AT ALBANY

hET hIsAIIUFo 7 On 'H&S' 5VHtF AT NbHhNh
Albany, Oct. Is. 1859.
General Scott has telegrapbed that he will arrive in
this city Saturday nfte noen AZ six O'Clock IohI O.
Spencer was chairman OF nesting, this mcrn0s at
which committee appointed to make
Tor hie reception portion OF the military Wiit oat,
torch gh; proceseon will Escort the General to MS
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TJSIoN COURSE. L. IaTRcrTINc.-McNDAy.o OCT
,a ~ At taa sa.ee o'clock + III npur'e ard stake u
800 roands--s. D. Messisna d. na@ss h True John; v.
TeSs@ s'ssss viii leave the Fulton Ferry Drosfya
the a o'clock returning tho sports
- 80 ~ '''A joins tsNEDIKER. Proprietor.
CENTREyILIE COURSE, i. -TRoTTING -rUgs-
gons fer ali trottins stations to be made
s1n 10 snS s ss.
Three or more to make race o and tns 70 start
TJNloN coUEsE..TUEspAy, OCTOBER Ia AT HALF
twelve Warriors dressed in their original
shoa S s ss 'ss
their heads and then throwing from o to $40 tee each
other running with their swtness throwing
raS ras Rd 5 &
game Of ball for purse o. $50 By sly of tribe
t Ha % w 'ass an
" I bs II. chief Of tribe 1f & SO Side BY two
500 With outside between the eief u ao tree
ossr Faro 2sosns I sonS ssspikEs S preprstor s'e
TJNlloS CO coURsg L IaInoTTlNc TRIO wepXEs
for s2,Gda side milo heats, wagcu.Mr H. T. Jonc
Names nan n hstS Tr NJ J. MSsaan ~, names ne & = M c.;
quarter before two snd return soon the sport 10
: N'' y" "''' : - JonN L sNEoEKER. Proprietor.
TTNIoN COURSE, IA PURSE or so orrEREl
- fro fr all trottins hoacs that never win pursoo
Wea nesday Oct sS no closg Ssturssv sseSae Oct
Fauhland 4 Daree's, at 10 r. NJ corner East Broadwg
and Catherine street.
JOHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
CHALLENGE TO TIE WORLD, FOR. TEN THOU
~ sand dollars-The Of Tacony will trot Mao
other in che world mile three
under sadde the Hunting Park Philadephie
county for ve thousand dollars and two miles and repeat
In harness. the rack for ve thouson doHals
each matoh half foreitto trot time before tho ht
Of December, 1874 This challenge to remain for
ceptance two weeks from this dave.
JAS II. KELLY. Philadelphia. Dot. 8.
GHALLENGE TO TIE WOaLD, FOR THEE THous-
~ and Dollars owner Of the stallion St. Law
renee will trot against any stallion world thrco
following trots in Mile heats, best three in
two mile heats three mile heats fer thousand Ave
hundred dollars side half forfeit The ros to oH
the Union ourse Long Island any time btween the
2t "f October and 10Th of November 1852 be troutsd
three successive days three between oach rot
be good dsy asd cd track Thii challenge remain
open for until the 9th inst Ifn9 eptsd bs
fro st ieayes Long Island for tho West the
of after that the Union Course, K3
chester whero tie owner OF st. Lawrence r.sdos
JOSEPH HALL,
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m C.KEMr. AuorIoNEER -ruRNIrURe. PIANO.

~ c. KNMP, At tCTioNEER. FURNITURE. PIANO.
H. force, rich velvet cGrpetings, &c., this day,
~ NJ s.oleck, at IS Nasran street. Fulton r. c.
Kemp will sell At suction above arge and hand
come sssortrent of mahogany furniture Of
good quality, TO sns without nay cash adj
vhncoe viz parlor furniture, covered in rih
Frerch ttu brocatslle and crime velvet, carved
hossny eos tetestetes spring seat parlor and vltare
obsirs marble taes extension dining tables
brary secretary hok pain
with and without marhle rich tnp Drus-
cells csrroug two handsome rosewood panofsrto, clnt
silver pisfed and gass mahogany, Fouoh
ethor beisbeads hsst oured hair feather
okfur gssses and of good fnrni ure
which viii be found upnn examination he we'll worthy
OF the at ntcn 81 Ii the Aiso
yers tine oieanders and eeos Catalogues the
morning ~ sale
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VIZ WHITES, AucT'ONEER, WILL SELL on
W Tuesday vt ten o'clock l-8Cl rstopher rect,
all the psor, chamber aud ktcben furniture OF family
breatpg up housekeeping Aso, canary birds The fuf-
for cash -
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rENTREvILLE COURSE, Il. I-TRoTTING -rU E5-
~ day, October 2jPurse SO0Threo mile heats to va
gops FREQ fer all roting to be made
before Saturday evening" at 10 o'clock, at Faulkner
Uury ces of East broadway and Caharno street
Three TO make race, and two 20 start.
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
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rANCv AEspsCLssx.

81 bUBks DuruY CRnHAN6g NO n WIZ
liam street, 1pstsi~r of Fanoy Caaaa Ias
Ass ,ss berin iron Articles coMbs Broochos Braoolets
lh Dreat brttonH Fang, Imitation Iowery Druahes
8HtHa. fsnpeeitr GNaS ischs ard Ege crffe d. ~
rtnfVftF atf inttHof tfs sefN Hsrft y ,gt ",
3. t,ss... .c,.sssv- - s.4-s -. -sa.
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TtONCERT ROOM TO LIT, by THE NIGHT, OR FOR 4
- longer period The large and beautifully lifted up
pla Of amusement known the Aeodeon, No 81 Bow
viii be rented very cheap FIR kind Of oxhib
will accommodate thousand persons. Apply to
LEA No az BoHery.
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HESRyy T LEEDS AUcTIosEER- E -sPLENoIpsALE .r.

IL ENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-SPLENDID SALE
Of household furniture auction this day, October
18th at 10Y o'clock the sales ss Chamhrrs
Henry Lesde will sell above large and valuable
assortment richly carved Rosewood mahogany and wax
NUT psrio~ chamber and ching urn consisting
OF euitc Of wood walnut furniture covered
In satin brccnte e plush aud hair 10th mahogany ofa
chs rs tables workstand and mahogany
dress bureaus and washstand sewood centre and side
tables with and without marble table cutlery plated
ware; bronze iron hatstand chua and crookery
hogany French and Gothic he lsteads hair PAL
uasse biankets &c. walnut wardrnhes and library hook
GASES snd secretaries hairseat chairs rich painted aud
enameed chamber furniture suite, with and gthost
marble tops,