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NJ WS BY LEGRAP
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INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate Special Committee
ON Galphi ism.
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Refusal Of IN ex-TreaSury Clerk to be sworn.
MORE BLACK MAIL TRANSACTIONS
COMING TO LIGHT.
The Army Appropriation Bill In the House.
CURIOUS FEEESOIL MOVEMENT AT PITTSBURG
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Wing and Democratic Wire-PuIling in the
FreesOil Camp.
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THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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REVOLUTIONARY OPERATIONS in MEXICO.
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Tic North Carolina and Iowa Elections,
&C., Go., &c
THIRTEEN DAYSLATER FROM CALIFoRNII
REVOLUTIONARY OPERATIONS in nExICt
Tie North Carolina and Iowa Elections,
&C., ao., 30.
Highly Interesting from Washington.


OPERATIONS OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON GAL
PHINIsM-AN Ex-CLERK REFUSING TO SWEAR
PERSONS ACCUSED OF BLACK. .MAILING-A REGU-
LAR OvERHAULING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOMINATIONS SENT TO THE sRNATE-JUDGE HAL
JUDGES FOR UTAH-ALyARADO HUNTER, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW YORK HERALD
WAsmroroN, August 13-7 P NJ
General Eoustons motion to day, with reference to
the refusal of McGinns till recently principal clerk in
the Treasury Department, to nterrogatores of
the Special Committee will doubtless attract attention.
and some light upon the field of operations of the
Committee will be of interest Grave cha ares Of black
mail practices have been laid before the committee in
connection with the California lighthouse contracts in
volving seriously individuals in the Treasury Depart
ment and several charges also advanced in con-
nection with the contracts for marble for the Charles
ton s. c., custom house. Mr. Corwin, the secre-
tary not in the slightest degree implicated in these
transactions but persons in his Office proper, as
is termed are upon affidavit accused of these black
mail practices, by which the government has been
chiseled out Of Thousands of dollars Nor will the abors
Of the committee be confined to the departments; at
least officer employed at the Capitol will get haul
ing over the Goals The Investigations Of the committee
will bring to light some strange revelations.
Postmaster General Halls nomination, as Judge Of the
United States Court Northern district New York was
sent in to-day to the Senate. Also two judges from
Utah, from Missouri and the other from Indiana
believe neither Of them Mormons
Alvarado Hunters nomination for reinstatement in
the navy was also received today.
In executive session discussion took place an
Indian treaty when adjournment took place for want
Of quorum N.Y.
THE VACANT JUDGESHIP--MR. WEBSTER
FROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, August 13 1852
Mr. Hopkins, of Alabama, is the most prominent gen
tleman spoken of for the Supreme Court vacancy.
There is no truth In the runner Of Mr. wetsters ress
notio
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AMUsE MENTs.


RRoADWAY THKATRE.-E. A. uARsaALL LESSEE
ssss 4s o
city iGgSy proclaim Prof Anderson ths only iam:as:ly
renowned INExHAUsTIBLE BorTLE.
NIBLOsaARDEN..MANA Mr. JOHN SEXTON.
20 commences at oooo Bsnent ana last appearance Of
tho great comedian Of Mr. shs isf ssGRroN
in the two comic .hs: have attracted M
than the Tms Aug
SsSrs
Originally acted BY him in London aud xasroa burton
CASTLE GARDEN.-FRENoH OPERA COMIC vAU.
devis COMPANY and koussss Fa@iivs e.ns. alta
-. THE LAWYER AND 'SosMaND
''''''' LIZ 'DiXBIE ouATRE. MONS A'n'h'na
CAsTLE GARDEN FRENCH 8 HEIsER, pRopaIx.
season. by Dodworths celebrated Cornet Band win take
70 commences at o'clock precisely No postpone Oh
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL AT CASTLE GAR
a'non Monday 7ss sSsalsf aSb sfssssnS'r0 fss 1852
On. STARE AMP GARR!cK
in America
braon will their names as early siSo
70 A0ssrs' han FIN; s9TsGp; and sSs,n
American Dramatic Fund Association.
eeARNUXs AMERICAN AusEUM-ADMIssIoN, 25
or week. o S. @ Sss TX csnss
Whites Etnopan sersnsdsrs, Who With Ms:
Emma Leslie the vocalist and La Petite iaglioni will a
rhe wing serpenss. OSTRICH e. 0'i0'k
SSHARLEsToN THEATRE LADIES AND GENTLE
men of aoknowledged talent desirous Of engagements
October please asdsess the suSseSSer ABOUT '''n
JOHN sLoNAN. Manager. Post ofacs, New York.
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~
\ IFE OF LOLA M0NTES-THE WEEKLY DAY
IL Bncs OF to-day contains Chapters 10 and - Of the
lite OF Lola Monte written by hersSk ALSO vfrioty
e revs fun and racy reatingbny II. Once, No 2Js
RfthuWpy.
I lee OF GENERAL FRANK PIERCE, BY d. W.
IA Bartlett, elegant pNrtTat received thss Day
BY HiColNGs u KELLOGG, IS Joba street.
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wBAvEILERs' GUIDE.

V,HE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
SKIDDY will leave foot OF Jay street, for Albany every
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday. Returning will leave
Albany, Tuesdays 1hurgdays and Saturdays This Boat
Is provided with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats The
feel confident that by hcr will
her the safset and most comfortable Boat the River
For further informant m ap DIV 10
MCCULLOUGH, Agent, l59 Frcnt St.
TSEB STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE THK
foot Of Murrsy street. for Albany Tuesday Ihurs
Gay and Saturday, st o'clock, A. M sking tho ususl
sndings. Tte steamboat Aida win leave st the
VINE AID place on the opposise days Monday Wednesday
End frtdap.
CAMDEN AND kMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIDA.
" delphia.-Lss.ss by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
No. North river at M. and p. NJ, through In ~
ony) ST. Returning leave Philadelphia, foot Of Walnut
street. at A. and2P. N.
A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGS.-THE
"a Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hail station: New York, daily. (Sundays cxcepthd
connecting with the Western Railroad Albany and
Troy Lebanon Springs Pitsfed Springfield and other in
teTmediste statons. At o'clock p. MAccommodati0p
train 10 chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western
kslroad going east Passengers for Lebanon Springs vii
take the 10 o'clock A. NJ train to Chatham Western Rail-
same afternoon. Fare through, 81 NJ. SLOAT, Supt.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines, through in four hours New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving New York at A. NJ foot
ofcorlnndt street; ard 6 p M Liberty street. Fare
beturn at and GA. and 5h P. M. Baltimore Wash
pgton Norfolk and Charleso thro tickets sold in the
above lines and through baggage carried in the A. M
5Ia p. NJ. lines.
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Pennsy lyania Free Democratic State Com

EOMINATIoS FOR STATE oFFICERs--ORGANIZA
RECOMMENDED, ETC.
PTrssURo, August 13, 1852.
at reeng of the Free Democratic Convention to day.
the following ticket was unanimously nominated -
Judge Of Supreme Courtw lillian M. Stevenson of Mcr
Canal Commissioners. Wyman Of Philadelphia
On motion Of Mr. German. OF Philade phia, it
solved that the friends Of freedom In every county of the
State be recommended to organize to nominate county
tickets and Congressional candidates. for the support Of
the party at the eusng election
The subject Of the establishment of newspaper in
Pittsburg referred to William Clarke, with power
to act
An address to the people tho State ordered to be
published by committee consisting of William Clarke of
Mercer Nevl b. Craig, John S Mann, and Samuel Hays,
OF Pittsburg and George +. Gordon, of Philadelphia
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Curious Proceedings at Pittsburg.

THE MANEUvRINGs OF wHIG AND DEMOCRATIC WIRE
PULLERS-THE LATTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT
Mr.. HALE WILL DECLINE, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsPoNpENcE HERALD
PrTrsBURe, August 13-9% Pm.
The democratic wire pullers from Washington and
other places, have completely out-man@uvrad the wings
In the nomination of Hale and the dodge Of the wings
now to prevent Hale's accepting it The wings induced
him to write the letter of declinaon and they are going
to hold him to It, and put him his consistency vera
city, and honor have been crediby informed by
of the delegates in the secret that Hale will decline the
nomination we'll as before
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CUNDhY EXCURSION TO FLUSHING, PLANNERS
~ bnre and StrstouportThe and beautiful stasmer
GEORGE Law, Captain Francis Lockwood. will maze
excursion TO the above mentioned places sunday next
august 10 1882 leaving follows Peck slip at 10 O'clock
4. foot Of Delaney street. E. r. At 0> do; foot of
Eighth street, r. at 10s foot of twenty sixth street
(uow pierl Mt 1881 DO. Returning will leave Flushing ut
FIVE l.. NJ. Fare, 12tS cents each way.
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INDIANA

Sorlu BEvp, August Ii. 1852
st .iis " mig 0oJgFcssionai Convention known
in The district. met at plymouth yesterday.
Over Two hundred delegates present. The Cass
County delegation, moved that Schuyler Coax be
minated by accamation He, however persisted in de.
cliniDg, when Judge Horace r Biddlc of Logansport
was nominated. Speeches made by Judge Niles OF
Lapote Mr.. Colfax and others. Great enthusiasm was
manifested
D. Norman of South Bond is the mocratic candidate
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|pAROuCUE FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE SECOND
~ hand BSrouche. suitable ior family; light rcspcc
ble carrafe to let at hotel Watering place. &c Also
second hard doctors Carriase. in good order, at
and Fftiet street.
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deserts conveyed thereto by spouts Leading from the
mountains.
Mr. BssELL said he had often seen those tanks as dry
as q powder flask.
Mr. GoRMAN replied there was no doubt about that,
but 1t the most convenient way of obtaining water
the arid plains sometimes the water ia
stsgnant but, while In the army. he was oom seed
to drink it, and make his coffee and 50 with the gem
tleman from Illinois (Mr B;sselD
Mr. vENABLE (dem) ofN c. spoke in favor OF employ
ing these ''ships Of the DESERT
Mr.. McCoBKIE opposed this amendment, saying the
idea OF employing cames novel and ridiculous for
the Northern route TO California there occasion
to be without water for single hour.
The amendment was adopted
The Committee rose. when all tie amendments were
In except that for the canels pending which
the House adjourned
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Wing Congressional Conventions.

ANn Annon, Michigan August IL 1852
The Wing Congressional Convention held here to-
day, Townsend l.. Gridlcy, President Before the bal
loting commenced letter from Mr. Penniman was read
declining he nomination. lie however unanimously
nominated on the fourth ballot
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RoWxRY THEATRE DOORS OPEN ar y. soIREEs
ee:H|snsss - 9 eelook. Boxes Is osnss. Pit, lsX
T. Sssss n u Orchestra soxes. " vents p-vsta Boxes
Saturday evening Aus u Maoalsssz ,ns great Wizard
Tw0DREAhs IN THs ENCHANTED PALACE.
NATI0NALTHEATRE.c CHATHAM sTREEr-DooRs
opss a. s our osrssi. IL ssss .. * o'clock Saturday
honey and Son will execute their ~onderful
called Efh' around the World
.HRHrY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NO.
s nr0aaSAy above Grand ssress-0psn every nshs
se sas osISSl fhs patrons q Ca1issys Minstrel:
1Ion., .esopt ptiDued.
SDs EINsTRELs 44 BROADWAY, ABOVE
H. .as edasa hi
es pof 9SSs' s9',
afseInoOn concerts discontinued until further
os.so.
I7RO AND ls5s.-oNE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
20 hundredth anniversary o q the dra ma
ito Ameriss September 8, 1852. by Lswis asIsm and
~ .ua .rss
ss' ESSn aa
ssOoiaton. Tickets 80 cents each Full parsiouiars in
lture advertisements.
NRANKLIr MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE,
O'clock and in the svsnns
v ssa 0ns y
Sish Variety s Of beautiful
s.y Nth
a...s szk eeass: bOzes % cents; gallery. a osnts
n CARD OF INvITATtoN.-sTARs WILL FIND 1T.
70 Pay ss0 Err Sn snss Sss
sson At both establishments their pie will be placed
sE ssys and All sns Sssn
h MS I %ss as ae
sntien. - '' ''''i ''A' WIZ A''s' WIN p''mp' ~
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ANTHOLOGY.

M Re. BREWSTER, FROM fHILA DELPHIA, TEN.
A dsvs her services to ladies and gentlemen Of this city
IN sstrcioey love and law matters interpreting dreams
&c b books and science constantly relied Nepoeon
and w sl the rams Of the isdy sonsiemau they will
Great mes street, af Nowery Ladies' SO censa
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aAIzkEo snr AUUVluA

~ TAUCTION-VILLA AND COTTAGE sITES-AN-
TH0NY J. BLEBCKER will sell auction, on Wed-
esdsy tne lSth Of August 1852 at the Merchants Ex
various sizes, in the village Of New Rochelle
Iee late residence Of Samuel Bovine. ESQ., only quarter
,on d ~. the city by the New Haven IT. fine eeva
he Long Isaud Sound and country
Inc Land s OF the best quality the facilities
1celed Its close proximity to the churches stores
ounding Improvements &c combine to render them the
post Valuable and desirable plots for gcntlcmaus c0un
or for merchants and others doing business
Ter cent on the day Of sale and tho auctones
er eent on the ls day Of October and the bAance
y tnree or I'VE years. At six bond and
MAPS Ne can be had q The suction
pAYlDS. Cliff street from 10 to 81 morning and evening
II New Roc chelle. 1850
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LN0R SALE-A YOUNG GRAY HORSE WARRANTED
sound, and kind in single and double harness For
urther particulars applya S Chambers street, stairs
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LOR sAIE-AN Old HORSE, PRICE TWENTY DOL.
lars Also light in good otder without top
made carry person sest movsabte thirty
dollars Inquire ut Boltou torc 162 First
of Tenth
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INOR SALE CBEAP-A HORSE GIG AND HARNESS.
IL formerly belonged 10 physician, sud Is sold
fer want cf use. Call at MORRIS KNAPP'S Jefferson
stables, Christopher street, near Waverly place.
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EXCURSIONS.

" oonssting f from three !, ,ndrsd Isdss aud
Island railroad TO this spot The day agai
Of all Great sSrprso was Us
Reen sS sna ON Per sao the which have
pf of time land which bat nes
ard sentlemaniy proprietor Mr. charles
wood whose labors have in reality the wilderness
Of
q % M sf Gng s srSa
@ Mr. Il i 'ses apf d ys
.s SUIT purchasers at prices merely nomina that
ss1 G so%osas e. S w
ard at TIE san time will be constantly in value,
M % at ssSspG S ian"
ExcURsloNs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
s ssas esa
leave Hammond street, at ~ oeicoI Spring street, M
1ara ar nd yfs T NJ Ss Slip rsF No 3 A. NJ M
a band Of music will be on board.
GRASp SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
k hfa 1T Ssss.s street
sa Grand street st Tenth stree. At 81; and twenty
pm Rsrrsns s from Glen GSys at o'clock
cheapest moss wholesome, and attractive trip from
6rst board Dinner furnished at first Glass hotels
Good fishing and bathing grounda.
SUNDAY. EXCURSION BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Fare fast sss steamer ana psRr cant Can't
AnsiDg Smith, will leave Robinson street pier at O'Clock
A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ Leave Newark at 10 o'clock A.
NJ and o'clock r. M The Dart be chartered for
curons Apply board at the foot Robin street. or
at the Office on the wharf.
CUNpAY AFTERNOON BOAT FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE
HsgssI sPs Ms Pca aoSSd ella s1rss m
Cornwalfs New Hamburg. and Mlton-Faro 80 cents to
Poughkeepse at Uammo nd ste boa.
aAZEPPA, Capt Ezra Hunter will leave the Pier foct
ofJsy street. tbrd pier above Chambers every Sunday
afternoon. at o'clock, for the above places This boat
leaves Pougkeepse for Now York every Sunday morning
clock, making the above landings particulars,
rquiro board Of WIN. RADFORD, 202 West street.
SUEDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBUaG, LAND
- ing at fonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry, Tarryto
Sing sing Rockland Lake Hayerstraw ycrpanks, Cad-
wells Co2zens Dock and Cold Spring. touching at Ham
@ond street zach way-Fare 90 cents to Nswbug or 70
tents for the excursion The steamer THOMAS f. HULSE,
Captain Van Wart will lcave the foot Of Jay street,
(th1d pier above Chambers see every Sunday morning
st1$ O'clock for the above PLACES Returning viii leave
Newhurg Mt Ia o'clock r. This boat leaves New York
ior Haversrsw at 6s r. Sundays, landing At Youkes.
SUNDAY LINE FOR .wHITEsToNE NEW Ro-
y ohee and Glen CoyeThe large and splendid steamer
CATsLINE Csptaia Hofmire leaves every sunday Peck
clip at o'clork A M Gouyerneur street, Sli Delaney
street Tenth street B. r. 81; Twenty third street,
X o'clock. Returning leaves Glen Cove at 3ocock;
New Rochelle. 3k NJ stopping at Whitestone Dinner
and served board Fare cents
each way.
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III Ohm W. SOMERINDYKE. AUCTtONEER. CON
stables Sale On Monday next. at IL o'clock. at No
Spruce tree the contents of Tin Shop Bathing Tubs
Chamber Psils Tin Cans Parrot Cages Coffee Roasters
Ind general assortment OF Tin Ware Sc:
v MILLS Cnnakahla.
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III MORIARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day, at 10 o'clock at 73 Chatham street large as
Of second hand Furnisure from Twenty second
treet Ass from Second street good Also,
rom other places various articles Of Furniture. Also
snufscturers large assortment Also good many
Feather Beds, Carpets, Pictures &c.
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II Ohm W. .SOMERINDYKE e, ACCTIONEER STORE NO
III Spruce street. Mortgage sale of E
|ablishmest on Monday nsxt, at 10 o'clock at No. 25
roadwa the contents Of the above named
Stating of all necessary plements of first class
|ablishmert, Specimens, Frames, &c.
j. w. S0MERINDYKE, Atty. for Morsgagee.
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EOR SAIE.-A FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN
II ana hnf hands high Kind, gentle and sound We /
nsapted fot family OF en- extress wagon 10 be seen a.
GeAih of the
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RULEp DY THE PLANETS FATE HER SECRET:

II RULED DY THE PLANETS, FATE HER SECRETS
N tells
0fiy TO those who know tho wond-ous spells
b. wfioh evehts-the future and she mast
Ast brought to light ~ hen horo pes are cast.
Can you divine who this high gift has wont
HI Tof all seers 'tis ROBAGK --s Fodeu's son.
The derfu performed by the great swedish As
trologer sad Philosopher the subject Of daily
In ali cs society ane his pred ips OF approaching
events snd dsc osurcs OF the past sre all who consult
him with amazement and dis wonderful tkil In ua-
rsvel conspiraois clearing cheractrs recnncing
franeet ends and lovers rstornp the broken links OF
trmonis hiss and settling all parplsxag business
mted every human becg who has sve ssed his powers
Reeder White whore he be consulted
all hours the day Bis terms for castn navities &c,
f~rth In hb almanac for 1909 nov ready for
gratis di tgibutiop, at the above nameh mn mhet,
yIvBE WONDER or TuE WORLD Up roo wIsa
j to rsin crreot Information msrroges, deaths.
loeses lavns di@outies ~ kind call and see
tbe WONDERFUL Gifted lady, Madam Clifton 500 viii give
tsacti return oeney Sapsrata parlors Ger ladies
ard gentlemen. She also dieeaes NY charm Call
ard he ss,ssaed Residence co Thompson street.
Spring street.
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American Association for uhe Advancement
pf EAucaar,sm,

CONCLUSION or TEE FOURTH ANNUAL CosvgsrIo'
(EEwARK, N. - q.
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KaoRsEs, CARRIAGES, SO.

CARRIAcE HORSES FOR sALE.-A HANDSOME
pair OF young well matched Carris1e Horses They
lis travel WE'LL and sound and kind Inquire
Mr. vlDET0 of South Fourth and Fourth streets
w illismsburg, whore they may be
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IKNM. Writers, AUCTtUNEER.-rHIs DAY, AT II
wv O'Clock, at 79 Lanfens street al fhe furniture
house consisting Of Marbesop Pier aud Centre Tables
Pier Classes French Bedseaos Hair Mattresses Beddin
Sc Carpets. Oil Cloth Bureaus. Wardrobes, Stoves
Kitchen Furniture &c. Also the lease of the housefuns
pne yeaf from next May.
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EoR sALE--A. pArpLE GRAY HossE Is HANDS

EoR SALE-A DAPPLE GRAY HosSE Is HANDS
and Sinches high style not surpassed by rss In
the city, ard goate arnoss and drivers
years old; trat ia $3.50 and weighs II cwt
raned eound and free from 81. vice Also by trottng
beautiful model hands high warranted TO beat
25O the road, kind end gentle in
harness. eht years old and sourd. Also chestnut
is hands inches high very svlish driver eight years
old, kind free from all vice and
vile in three minutes and of great endurance
For particular inquire at the once OF Barles Hotel
Xaikn Aal4-r LANA
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"a UCTI0E NoTICE-THoMAs BELL AUCrIoNEER
[uction rooms u Spring street sale of Furniture Dry
oods Fancy Articles, Clothing Hardware, Fancy Goods
TO- Tuesday st II O'clock will be sold 44 West street
he Lease Furniture Bar Room and saloon
y Hotel and Lodging house doing god business. Tue
1t s desirable chance. The il about leaving
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NEUsT BE SODA SPLENDID COLT. I6h HANDS
l bish bright bay and stylish Also. bay horse near
16 balds hgh trot in three mnutes For further
psrtiouIsr. apply 20 DR. wills so East Threent street.
at the Veterinary Institution, Bloomingiale, near the
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HENRY z. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER-AssIGNEE

Il ENhTI LEEDS, AUUTIUNEEK.-ASSIGNE
sale OF Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture by order of
|stignee, and others whom it This day.
va O'clock, 8. ssleroom 50 Chambers street. Broad
Fay Henfy T. Leeds will sell above. whost reserve
snera Of Parlor Dining Ro and Chamber
urniture viz zCarved Rose wood Book Caser marble
deboard Extension Tables carved rosewood Parlor Suits
p Broesten Bureaus Washstand with marble top sho
MAttresses Palasses vood mahogany
arble Centre Side and Sofa Tables painted
elled Cksrnber Suits with marble top Als, silver
lated Forks spoons So ivory handle Table Cutlery,
rench China Vases &o. Catalogues ready.
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CUNDAY LINE FOR WuITESTONE NEW RIO

SUNDAY LINE FOR WHtTESToNE NEW Ro-
- ehe,s and Glen GeyeThe large aud splendid steamer
slip at o'elouk A NJ. Gouyerneur street 81; Delaney
street, s1 Tenth street. g. r. So; Twenty third street,
X o'clock. Returning, leaves Glen Cove AT o'clock
New Rochelle ~ P. NJ stopping at Whtest,ne. Dinner
each way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-14

Abbey.
MOTTO 70 STABLEMEN OR OTHERS.-wANrED
lN The of horse draw light gig for
couple Ct iouis daily suueayn oxcepted for which
sopsbe Price will be paid Address Wagon Herald Office.
VHACGOG AND HARNfss.-roR SALE, A LIGHT
w 90 Wsgg with ah'ftiog top-buitt bv Ford-and
ge all In good rSfr Apply at the stables Of
WIN ILANT corr OF State and streets, Soubh
prooflyr WIN be sold low, tho Intends going 10
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