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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07
Stuck Sal0n.

PHuApELpnIA, Oct. 5.-tReported BY Keen q Taylor
FIRST Board Oo0 Pennsyl nnis SIS S. 96h; 1000 do
h5vn, ed1 Y 2odo 26 1000 Camden and Amboy Railroad
d. Is I0 lo ity Railroad 6's 81 100; Ae Lehigh 6s b5
s3 q do t6As; 100 West Philadelphia 6 s u.s. 1850
Scbuyltill Navigation 6s 81 rs. s0i 200 80L
III Narigatign Fefsrred ~ q DO bsMn DO cash.
Railroad b5 Sa 100 do cash ls 100 DO b. l3's; 10 Le
high Navigation eSa 90 Norris Canal l6M Farmers and
Mechanics Bank 7t 100 Grard Bank, cash M Az
Regf'H TX Rosrds1s2eoV Samden and Amboy RAILROAD IS
g5s 80 shas Long Island Railroad b5 ~; 80 do in lots
b, 1875 100 Sehuylk NAVIGATION Preferred b. yb,; 100
SsESl g. = Ieiish Naygatop GA Scond Hoard
Camden and Amtey Railroad Sc 10 IGl 9ODO Leigh G.
tt%; l@ scluNkil Navigation Go 81 s % Beaver
Meadow Railroad u; oS syyAna Railroad asa 100
Long Island Railroad s5wn 1875 70 Schuyku Navigation
Preferred 81 2i $50 do 90 Morris Canal ss, 1914 40
lned canal Preferred, ~. 80 zion Canal rs l6 -
- ltA After Board LOO shs scnuylku Navigation Pre-
tered, ia 100 do 256; 100 do b5 IN 81 do
IN lots 70 2H 500 ong Island Railroad in lots 1885 800 do
IN let's $50 do, in lots b. 1886 90 Morris Canal s5,
l6A. Market trim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

CoESEcTIcuT ELECTION Returns have been re-
ceved from forty eight towns that elected town boards
inspectors OF slections) Monday Twenty eight OF
them democratic sixteen are whig and four d.
yided The democrats gain seven, the wings four
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Tclegraphic Marine Reports.


Arrved-Bark Susan (Brl Queenstown: briggs Eliza Ann
Matanzas Frances Jsne Whining ton NC Benguela Fn.
rect State Young Catharine Mary and Cheopee PHI
ladslphia sshrs Iowa. do; Cardenas, Baltimore.
Ccared-Ship Corsicap NOrleans banks Lucy and Carlo
Maurhn, do; Clara Bell Mobile Bay S.stc Baltimore
VIM Pitt, Richmond. Va Helen Maria. Philadelphia schrs
Lenok, jacksonville; Potter, Wilmington; Hay State,
White and Jarvis Lyon, NYork steau City of Bos-
ton, Philadelphia
NEW ORLrAvs, Dot G.
Arrived-Ships Sas Holmes, NYork; Ocean Queen
pnatn
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PpsscnDera Arrived.


MISUNDERSTANDING Asia-C Woolscy, Misses Wool
scy, tires Masters Woolsc,, three Woolsey, lady and
lady, Mice Olympic and servant Mics Pope Mrs James
fart and nurse Mr. Blake lady and servant Paul lady
I've CHILDREN and servant Morrison and lady M Cara
beldi lady and daughter Miss woodall Miss Malnn Rev
Roo,Sr hr James, Mrs Ihos hnsley, Rogers, Jr
Mr Yeiiyefer Mr. kirtpatrict, Rowland Mr. Holford
Mr. keynclds ny Mlwsrd, y Cannon Jr, IIamil.oa.
pDomensMSz ", Addery Nj Rell Dunsournssw Mr. Miiis
NJ fessas DR. issS r csasy SSdssop
Rocco, John Dean, II Gnsl,ell Jos still MIR Gibson
Hudder With Dixon Mr. Heckscher, Thoo Orr Coates
III ceustat IIam Mr. iIearnc, MIR Rynders, v sher-
well DR. Berag Mrs Campbell and infant NJ Wainwright,
III r% nv w sns Mr. 1s s nr a.,
Thomson; y Wright, Miss II Lewis Mr. Montague, Mr.
Ponro cs.rtLLo-schr Euphemia--ars Elizabeth Ray
cuhSInsTen-s City of Norfolk Hellycr 4
II Cooley, Jas spann, WIN G shorthousc, Caroline
Brahe, Mrs ntDchy, Miss Hayes, Rogers, FostcrG
In the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Afrct--Mr Firlayson and lady
Monrcali John seaman and lady, James Morgan and
lady, Mrs. Whittier Nj Fanny " Bpoklcr Eketcr; Mr.
lady and infant Mr. Routh lady. child servant do
Jolpston lady AID two Children NJ Flowers ara iady,
Isl Z Gcnsol Col Gordon ufgna Royo Art; Champioa
II Syice Brown, InFlandi Racine and boy Herman
Getz hr Grcgcry Mr Boz er nrorfeasr bearer 81 dss
New lorl Mr. Halliday, England; Mr. nooIcr do EeeS.
New York n starr do Nr Loyibond, England j.
raiclsco Mr. schon, Yor Mr. Pratt Mr. Brisbane;
paiam@ Wpgtt iyorr9ol; AT salvador. lady ana ehd.
man nos,on MrA strange ing BIZ IIennttt Ar Arml
taFo Mr. StfCI9 frunhf0At u Archilall, Thomaa Wa
mm n ~ M Watts gfpt VIM Collins y ncnia, England
xrC0ne Chine yarl Csis6r. Wr MoPisc " SCOTT, gohr
At--.I. y Sas.----. =. H., --,--.--a- I...4. y.
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Movements or ocean Steamers.

ALMASAc ron NEW yoEK--THIs DAY.
SUN Risis ..... VI MOON RISES -
sVS SITS. ,... D 81 HIGH WATER. eve = OF
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER G, 1852.
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CEERITF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EY-
ecnton. TO directed and delivered will expose for
sale at Vic yendue Thursday the 9TH day Of October
Isl at IL Uclock in the forenoon at $40 Broadway the cell
ehrated fast trotting known Lady Washn1 has
trotteda mile in MIN - Also mare,
trottcr and being youngs capable Of further improvement
in speed. TuOS. CARNLEY Sheriff
IAnrs Mnnn1s nnn shnriF - - ~
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~ summer Arransemcnts-On and after Wednesday,
august y. 1872 trains will follows ;Losye Nsp
Haven AZ 7Sv A. NJ Accommodation Train for New Loadou.
stopping at sl stations l25 A. Express Train for Gull
ford Connecticut river Lyme and New London, oonneos
log with the steamboat railroad nep for Stonngten
Providence and Newport $50 +. ~. Accommodation Train
Tor New London stopping at all stations Leave New Lon
don at $50 A. Accommodation Train for New Uaven,
opping at all ststiont 1910 Exrre@Traiu for Lyms,
Connecticut river, Guora and hcw Haven Passengers
leaving Newport Providence aud storington In the
ina arriving NJ New Loldon, take this train for New
York, $50 =. ". Aocommodatien Train for New Hsvsa,
Stopping at ali staticus The li2 ~ Lxpress Frsin
from New York The f65 L. "a. Accommodation fran
ga,cs Haven the srrival o! tho $50 T.. ExpreEs
Train York. Tho trains leaving New London
$40 A NJ and 0f0 4. NJ, opnnectat New Haven With the
yorh Train OBS A. NJ had Its r. ~ pAslcugern ~
tho s.) r. Tfsin from Eew london csRtate me Espress
lValne ,. New iayer Hartford raA srrncaea or 80
fprA, All Sane evening hfCN n p8HN sap.
L-g ia ,As. 49,. -
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- c. KEMP. AUCTIOSEER-MORTG SALE
H of Furniture Pianofortes Theatrical Dresses &c
tomorrow (Friday at 10 o'clock at IS Nassau street.
FULTON streetk C. Kemp will sell ut auction, above
by catalogue viz A large assortment Of handsome
Reservoir and Mahogany Parl,r Drawing Room, Chamber
Kitchen Furniture all of which is in excellent order
and will he sold without by order of the mortgage
consists Of Rosewood and Paror Furniture suite
covered in French satin damask and crimson silk velvet
PLUSH Pier Glasses Brussels and other Carpets several fine
Oil Paintings handsome rosewood ca octave Piano.
forte Library and Secretary Bookcases Side
board, with mirror trout mahogany, French. and other
Bedsteads, best curled Horsehar Mattrese Beds and
Bedding Centre, Side, and Pier Tables, Hall Stands FIX
Tension Dining Tables mahogany Tete aete Sofas
seat and Votire Chairs painted Cottage Furniture China
siiver plated, and cut Glass together with all the
uual assortment of Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
&c. Also large lot of Theatrical Dresses. made for the
New York Theatre and which we'll worthy the
the profession and be examined at the before
the sale. Catalogues the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

WILLIAM McILvA1N, AUCTIoNEER.-AU AUCTION,
by NJ. Henry this day at 0l o'clock at Ne. Ii North
William street the Household Furniture of small family,
consisting Of Carpets Chairs. Tables, Gedsteads China aud
Crockey Also by order Of L. Smith, assignee Gold
and Silver Watches, quantity Of Gold Jewelry sc. sale
positive, for cash.
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HATS AND Gaps.


HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GooDS.-sTARR. SON 4
IL Co., Oate Maltby Starrl No. III Water street.
Wholesale Of and dealers in Hats Caps
straw GOODS Of the latest fashions aud Of every variety.
suitable for southern, Western city and country trade.
The attention of time and cash buyers is respectfully
solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

u W. WES1CO7T, AUCTIONEER.-THIs THURS.
H. day afternoon, at two o'clock Special sale
household furniture At lag Greenwich
The goods of family declining housekeeping This furni-
ture, Carpets Feather beds Mattresse &c. will be found
worthy the attention Of it must be sold this
day, rain or shine and be removed.
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CLOTHING.

= 49, -- *-..
m II MOST ELEGANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
ment. Patronised BY the fashion Of the world, for Ms
splendid style OF cutting garments and particularly the
good fitting OF his pantaloon Wants to increase the
her OF his patrons by low profits Receiving
the last patterns OF the Europe
20 as 70 have always hand ful supply Establishes his
prices as follows Frock coats from SIS to according
quality s. cheaper than any where else Pants IS
TO Sl and 81 TO So cheaper. Vests from 81 90
So 70 50 cheaper Business coats made to measure
S2 to So Over coats from Slt to SIS Orders excutad
promptly, in twenty -four hours f required.
4. w. CHAKPEkTiER, 3i3 Broaaw.6u
CAsT-oFF cLo1HIHG AND FURNITURE wANrxr
~ Ladies or gentlemen having ci0thing furniture Al
swelry 70 dsgcse q can obtain fair carh price By secsEa
fr tho subsorhe- az his residence through tie rosa
dies ATTENDED by Gre. Dusseldorf, Is Elm street.
L. n. DUSSELEOHy.
CAsT-oFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Ladies and gentlcms having OF clothing
ture to dispose Of obtain fair cash price, ssndns
Tor e subscriber at his residence line through posi-
will be promptly attended To- ladies' attended 6y Co
hen. n. 8. COHEN, No. So Elm street,
CAsH FOR CLoTHING-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
~ having any castod clothing furniture to dispose q
cen receive the utmost yaiao In cash. by eendns ths
store, or by letter through the post s. COHEN
street. Ladies attended to by Me-. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

1t oLIAN PIANoFORTEs.-T. GILBERT " co.'s
~ celebrated Pianofores with and without tho doian.
The subscriber who the sole this city the
Of leso instruments, 1.-THE reputation o. which has
worldvde is prepared to offer them at pricos wh1h.
to those wishing TO purchase cannot fail to be satisfactory
Possessing facilities for obtaining pianos unsurpassed
eualea BY those Of ether house in the city lie docs
not hesitate to that he Inducements buy
not to be found elsewhere Ho has cousantly hand
extensive assortment of second hand Pianos bnnns
which he earessly asserts will defy competition Gilberts
elegant Boudor Cottage Piano. for small Also,
Eelodeons of Princes and Carharts mako Grand diAn
and other Pianos TO let.
HORACE WATERS SIS Broadway
Corner Of Anthony street, up staira.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.


AN EXCELLENT HORSE MILL AND HORSE ron
"A GALE Apply at Y Catharine street,
CEARLrs GALLAGHER. INFORMS his FRIENDS
and the public that he has opened the large and com
Vss exchange aas kept ta
y shs dnE vS s Of s sSTs
EoR sALE-A SPAN OF GRAY HORSES. FRESH
bes, No 10 East Eighteenth street. Inquire No. Is
six y Mn'''1'n '''' '''N''A wv "'1'' 'Hf'' AA'
EoR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT BAY MARE, BETWEEN
six and old is very fine driver and per-
harness and ~ For I'm
quire Of H. Moore, Jr., s29 Broome street.
DOR sALE.-A BLACK HORSE. SIXTEEN HANDS
light road wagon nearly new with isrness and ~ net com
pss 1 no ss shs Cam e. " IN
stable, corner state and Boreum streets, Brooklyn
EoR sALE-A PAIR OF MATCHED HORSES. COLOR
both sSf rcm n TS1. ss S
na seven Years old and 12una and kind
the property Of gentleman about going Europe viii
street. Sc sS Ty M brs 81 q a. JEWELL S Spring
teen and half hands high hind and gentle In single or
Sop r qnd under TIC sadde Apply at the stable
LIoR sALE-A FINE MORGAN ROAD HORSE.
Bright bay; years old about fifteen hands high Fer.
ecy scupd and hind stands without sSng very
ara Of great endurance. 10 be at Fasan. stable
tcnry street. between Harrison anu DeShW suees oo"
Hroollyn. -
FOR sAIE-A BROWN HORSE, is HANDS, HIGH.
hind In sinFie and double harness. and sold for want
ure. To DC seen at uurseB stables ~ Twelfth street
rlNUE CELEBRATED FAST TRoTTING HORSE "CoN-
fdenee Is cnercd for sale very cheap lie can rot his
mile IN 291 with and IL altogether most valuable
Eorsc. Apply to GEO. LEA, No. AZ Bowery.
UNR John WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURGEON
~ poprtctfuy informs His numerous friends and the
n bile that he con nues praGeng successfully ce dir
rppt inciden tai TO that noble animal AZ
bsrov otta lshment with stalls
rflc 1orfes re ths sign of the golden Horse Nc I8l
r,ttiG street between ID lanoy gtrpcts Home
tGl Blood SPAWN Curlt md RnEtene can be perfectly
trol ~ opera Ion Istuln nud Pole Evil b3
e,fcty without treaknc tbp din This disoorery has
teeu recently mtde " % williams Or Williams Ii
hHrlmF ~ rnm frS fttnds Tor their lima patr du-
tgRIHed ~ tWcf .hte safsn tis city receyirg from
IT. rrdna "a -P Nohg4 ltres psr aarrn, btrtg IN.
1851 ~ %@regsts. ial FL E,ith,tE>y,
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CAMDEN AND AkBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADkL-
~ phia.Leavee by stce mboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Ne.
North at ga. NJ and r. NJ through In ~ hours.
Fare first class S second class Thy r. NJ line oulyl Ga
Returning Philadelphia, foot OF WAnnt street.
A. N. snd2 r. n.
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NOR pHILADELPHIA DIRTCT-U. ? MAII, Az

EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 2. MAIL AND
Express Lines, through IN four hours--New Jersey
Railroad, via Jersey City, leaving New York foot
q cortlandt street and W r Liberty street Fare s.
Tor first class and 81 30 for second GLASS; In A.
Return at and A. M and ~ 7. NJ Baltimore Wash-
ngton Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
bl6 T.. d. lines, - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

ITO LET-AT HoBoKEN, TWO CONVENIENT AND
three story basement and under cellar brick
houses within four blocks Of the ferry in the
Hudson street known Franklin Terrace The are
upon Of the most desirable sites in the vicinity
ork, high ground and good SOIL haying Of
bay and river Each house has twelve rooms panrs and
large under cellar flower garden thirty feet deep
IN front and yard fortyye feet deep in the
houses finished with in the Kitchens hot cold
water at the washtubs and snls with ccnveneace
for bot and cold baths shower baths &C. They within
af nm hour Of Wall street and will be let much below tha
New York rates. Inquire at the Hoboken Land Office Of
W. w. SHIPPEN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

GACRED MUSIC STORE $50 BR0ADWAY-J. A. NO
~ NElo has opened store at the above address
sale of his cheap musical publications in London. in
GLIDING oratorios in L. T. and in parts
societies Music for the service Of Episcopal Congregational
and Catholic churches Music for the and
including Moar celebrated compositions Music for CLEO
clubs choral societies and singing classes Songs gee
madrgal and great variety of other music in and
parts OF reduced prices Catalogues be had gratis
application { Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

DAW BR0K SALE-THIS DAY. BY W. s.
Lewis Mortimer, corner of Oliver street and Chat
ham square, large quantity of ladies cothing gowns
shavs blankets quilts boots. and shoes. sale com
mencc ut ~ o'clock. BY order of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN. 81 Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

MoRIARTY, AUCTIOEEER- WILL SELL THIS
y. day at o'clock at lT3 Chatham street. good as
sor ment Of second hand furniture removed for sale Also
from manufacturers large assortment; also 40 feather
beds carpets China crockery glass ware &c. N b.
Out door GALES of furniture groceries &c. attended
o the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

DAINTINGS, AUTOGRAPHS, AND BOOKS. AT AUG
tionA and valuable collection, belonging the
late Mr. John Dogget jr consisting about 10
some very vauabe about 100 volumes Of books and
and Others will be sold at IS Walker
Thursday Oct T. by order of the assignee holds
them collateral security. list be at the pub
lie administrators Office, No. Nassau street.
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vHAVELLElis' aUlDM.

4 LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON spRIEGs-THH
"A II Tho New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hall station, New York. daily Sundays esceptedl
at 10 o'clock a. MMail trun 70 Chatham Four Corners
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy,
Lebanon springs fttheld Springfield and other inerms
date stations. At o'clock r. M.Accommodation train
to Chatham Corners connecting with Western Rail-
road gong Passengers for Lebanon Springs will
the 10 o'clock A. train to Chath Western Railroad
Canaan and etage TO Lofnon arriving early the az
tcrnoon. Fare through, 81.
NJ. SLOAT, SurerintendenN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07
MUSICAL.

'Eo CHORUS sINGERs.-wANTED tFoR ESGLISu
Opera superior chorus singers. male and female,
Elk months Amply cfore twelve this day Thursday
H. CRAVEN GRlFfITHs, Professor of Music aud Singing
$40 Hudson street None need apply but those speaking
good English, and who read music well at sight all
will be tested.
ENMA BRANDEIS PROFESSOR OF PIANO
h and Singing resides at 2S9 Bowery lie devotes him
self Is to teasn said branches in his residence
sbes him give the best of reference to scholars
For particulars apply above from to to o'clock
i.
MUSICAL-ERICH KERKSEIG RESPECTFULLY IN
w forms his patrons and pupils that he is preptr
to give Lessons the pisno Having left the musical bust
ness, lis time will be exclusively devoted his pupils
Letters directed to HIS old place Of business 42i
or to Mesrs scharfenberg Luis iS3 Broadway will ke
promptly attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

ID A. Chiffon, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
-. nture. Cole Chiffon will sell at auction, on
street small but nent assortment Of cabinet furniture,
paehased at private sale in May last listing OF
~ Il soas divans chairs; Brussels tapestry parlor
carpets dsmask curt aims, globe lamps China
dinner and tea SETS mahogany swing glass bureaus maho
bedstead mattresses and bedding inside shades &c.
together with the kitchen furniture Sale to
half ten o'clock Catalogues be had at the Office
No. W all street.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

T1NI0N COURSE, I. !-TROTyING-oN THURSDAY.
$2oo me heats. to harness Il yoees names g. &. IS q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-A HANDSOME, THREE
story, brown stone front house, with every nodsrn
convenience the eouth side of Pacific being
eighth house from the corner of Bond Apply to Dr.
HASLETT, corner of Clinton aud Joralemor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

ITO LET.-A NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUaH.
on the North side Of Thirty-fourth street. Ne
Ninth finished In fret class STYLE with
improvements Apply to JAMES N. POST, Thirty<oursA
street, first house wet Of the Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
a. Thursday, Oct. Z and Friday. Oct. s. at lU15
o'clock at the sales Wall street Fancy Goods
the trade and Others consisting part of elegant
Mache Goods being the balance Of Jennens Bettrdses
several large invoices Of Partisan Clocks Bronzes China
CRYSTAL and bohemian Glass Ware and Silver Patad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

CToREs TO LET.-THREE STORES TO LET IN oouRS
street Brooklyn suitable for Furniture stores. dxy
goods shoe stores will not be rented for liquor
rent $500 for large store, t2 for the small Inquire q
8. p. TOWNSEND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

7No LET-THE UPPER PART or NEW HOUSE,.
pleasantly situated in Kent avenue near MyrAlS
avenue, brooklyn consisting of five secona
foor together with good basement Rent 50 per month";
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

John KEESE, AUCTIONEER.-RICH AND ELEGANT
Furniture. Lyman Co. will sell this Thursday
Morning, October by catalogue at o'clock at No $3.50
elegant modern paror and bedroom furniture comprising
one Of best planes sofas pier tables dining
chairs marble TOP and sofa tables. bookcases, rich
ment Of kitchen utensils, with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

Two LET, TILL TIFF FIRST OF MAYA FURNISHED
Il house in Deane street Brooklyn. Apply to DILLON
q GoRMAN, " William street, New York.
TTNo LET-THE LOWER PART or THE HOUSE. "a
Mncdougals street, tanning six particu-
lars apply the premises. Possession given immediately
ITO LET-SToRE AND CELLAR, NO. 200 DUANE
L street, suitable for grocery, provision produce
good tenant -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

CENTREvD.LE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-GRRAT
Match for 81 600 TO tro twenty miles within the hour
"Wednesday Oct: l3. match for $2o0-Mr. Perrin
Gray Eagle Of the West, to trot twenty miles in
hour Mr. Perrin bets also 81 900 that Gray Eagle Of the
West will beat Trustees time.
JOEI, CONRJIN Pr,,r;atcp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

Union COURSE. L. I.-TROTTING.-ON THURSDAY
Oct. at haifpast two ?. NJ purse and stake Il
$500 mile hoats best three In Ave. in harness. Joel Csnk
lin names eh s. Selim; A. Winch Nance %: N. Lay
names b. 6. Geo. West stages will leave the Fuitea
ferry Brooklyn for the at o'clock retuEa
the sport Is Fare each way Is centa
JOHN /. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 81 CROSBY
street-Auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness.
&c. every Monday and Wednesday At twelve clock Per-
10 registered. JOHN Ii. GATFIELD ProDriotor.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-07-16

VIM. r. Kinr is (j5 wears Old and an old
bachelor, and far this reason j. Inv sonaa cal
led Aunt Betty
me C9ti'ohc ffiests III ireland are preach
lhS IN the most earnest manner against eiiii-
grafton 70 Aihefica' anu every argument uscd
TO persuade the people not to abandon their
After the oub-Narhe telegraph between
lIoiyhead ana HOW'D, had been la!a, the
guns OF the steamer britannia acre 'ti.,hAf-
&ed by an electric spark along the "ire OF
galVahic-battary, ei@hFy-itFe miles aIS'sht.
The family Of Gen Worth. ! is said. have
applied to Congress for pension. to be paid
them in consideration OF the public services Of
Gen. W., who, at the time OF his death, was
unable to leave them any property. The
sum asked IS 5000 year.
Pp,,rr,- ron C,,,orrp, 600 con+o;ns who
ssiI nn4 IF I;rarnooI now dovs ossnrt that
rbav c,ra no NOR. for bsiatjc cholera than for
or,I!pa,,, choIa,, or sirlynass of tbo stomach
Tbor have :, rnInndv which tbav nronounce
intallible, which is one tablespoonful OF cont
mon salt and one teaspoontui OF red pepper
IN half pint OF hot water.
S,,-c,-,. -, ~ .s-y f,,noroI gorr,or was
-1'i i''-' IN Dnaa4..--:,Ia - ~, ~
}ff'1 fiT Raoor,har iast ON tbo doatb # NJ Gil
M RanJ P -''It b.; roos+ s,a 80 - ;ttan
li,''i d oog T., ~ iil@ hofaro bn d;nJ qa
,iau III .TIonah :" ,'T LII tbrongb the zaay of
I''S ~ IN e.. ~, III ~.
~ I+l, ~ rod a,,d tb,' s+atf thc[-
,,uu ar wv VIZ iS P,z, '-l5 ;; lG% ' 81 ''''- '-
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The Bauffshire (Scotch) Journal publishes
description of pieces of the wreck of d large
vessel, supposed to be the President, washed
ashore on the coast Of Scotland. The exact
fate of this vessel, or the causes which led to
her loss have always been a subject OF inter-