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Arrived.

Steamship United States Berry Aspinwa and Kingston
vail a. ssass tie Hs ss
Pa Experienced strong northerly winds and very heavy
Mayarssns Island % niles distant. exchanged sig
N @
sss from ans sp,s to ae s S e,
Ion s. ~ exehsnEod signals with steamship Fl Dorado from
Bremen standing T. With private signal, red swallow i%
sfn w.s:s RS'sa GsHass aTsf
81 lHs,
ne s na BEEN aa
with pilot On board has had sickness or deaths
.Gs e R y SIM nth ds
and was hui days 70 the Grand Banks in Ion So since
shin New nampshire Chase Antwerp % days. with mdse
'n sb2 10 sse = TsFs re- Co. csir
2,aas witt railroad iron and rassssgers 70 mss.er
sfT gsos P Pss ,S NsT oFeas Bar
Of hst,ras ard bas had rist % board days sspts
hurricane which blew ay lore and main topsalaus masts
sas %.sp w si ssar AID thin
rsmanrs YARDS carried sssp the maia yard split the
rigging, sweeping everything from TIE deck but the
hoyss ssfssr iai and washed away Ice b~iwarks;
able laying in tue trough Of the and straning very
nar Vernon rase Cork, 81 days With coal and 81 pas
sengers 70 sturgcs ciearu,n Co
fa5issf Viii ESs,saSsrs Pope Co. :, p''' N
Bark kattede todenburg Lanne. Bremen, II days. with
mdse and -! passengers, - Pope X Co.
Drteh galiot Fosca Helena. Portineen Amsterdam, rs
ajs % h ssa
us passengers 70 Norman Johnston.
Brig kupneeunde iBreml Laurcns, Bremen &c days in
ballast with los passengers to Dunscomb and Barnstof
Brig Citizen. Brown, Calais, 10 days, with lumber
order.
sehr John White Green Baracoa, IL days with fruit
into th, Delaware Breakwater.
Srtr Bnj English, Lyon, Philadelphia, days. for New
Haven.
scr Jeaes Barratt, Cobb, Philadelphia days for New
Haven.
Scr Tangent, reed, philadelphia days for New lila
schr Grace loreg Martin, Alexandria for bridgeport
Scir Hcr ard Baker, Boston. days
Sclr Lucy Blake. House, Rockland, days
Schr Clarendon Wells, Rockland, days.
schr Mary Crockett. Crockett hOck.aad, 6 days
s,ir Cadet Barns, IoSklard. 5 days
stohr Il il wett ---, Roehlaud, g days.
sclr Isabella. WASP, Maehas, 10 days
S.tr Albany Packet, johnson, Albany, days, n
Schr Citizen, Njthv0rt, virginia. days, -
Srir Ida dol Tore, Sanfar James River
Sehr ! n Dow Still, Philadelphia
SCI 4 Fidridgc. Snowden Philadelphia.
Sob. Corsula, Rowland. Philadelphia
<etF Wilson. Camp, Phiiadclphis.
>chr Mexico, tannemNn, Philadelphia
cchr 4 Haner. Candy, PhiladelphS.
acir Columbia shannon, Phihdelph,.
EelOW.
IA g. Ifr.A, rr,a T.-t,o
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THr Tnr.rnrs During the past week there were six
shesilts in operation in this city besides the American
Museum Christy's Opera House, Woods Mipstrels and
White Varieties, and all well supported Besides
these Madame Sontsg had three concerts at Metropotan
HALL which presented the brilliant array of beauty
and fashion the hall being crowded TO suocation each
night This evening Madame Sontag gives hes fourth
concCTtMr Forrest appears at the Broadway Theatre
Mr. Browne, the distng uished comedian at Nllos-
Mr.. Eddy and Miss Heron at the Bowery-Burtcu aud
his star company at Chambers street.-The M0nn'aisir
ballet company at the National AZ Wallacks Lyccum
Messrs. Blake, Lester, Walcott Btougbsn, and other
artistes Of ctlobrityMr. Clarke and good dire ma lie
company nj the American Museum and the usual enter
tainmsne will be given at Chrsiys. Woods and Whites
Varieties besides the panorama Of scotts Battles in
Mexico which L being exhibited at the Minerva Rooms.
By the above IL will be The of the dra
matte public is well provided for
IL suported that Joung lady from Dublin. says the
ct. Louis Union OF the Xth ult. residing in this
city, cont, mpates giving musical festival ami who on
that occasion will make her first appearance song
ttress he name of the fair dcJuac Is Miss Ball Her
teacher in music Sgnor Sapio, the instructor of
Catherine Hsys aud if may rely The judgment
stYtia musicians in this city, who have heard Miss Bali
kpg IN pVae she s only inferior to Catherine Hays in
Isne musicians who have heard her an agree that she
posrssso the highest musical abifies which have been
I.ouoea 70 great perfection by art The concert which Is
contemplated viii be given as soon as are
hhus WIN reward 10 time and place which will duly lie
%Ace Known 70 the public, In 0 definite manner The
o.ssi .aeht Of the city has volunteered for the
" ho.singttn distinguished comnoser The Whole "a
ihn VIII uonDIcts b. brilliant and chiefly fntond.1 IL
lntrcouee lht new candidate the ned or son al IN.
~ ~ puD,c .ia All may Judge Of her abiiiic. prior
wishes 10 engage here IN that capacity Iot ali ri
tie stranger and give her warm welcome
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On Saturday October after a severe illness Captain
cHAHlEs CrivroED. Of the ship st. George.
His erd s and those OF biz faher.in law the late Ste
phen Holt ard those II the family. invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence No 22 Sixth avenue,
this afternoon at four o'clock His remains will BE- in
tered in the family vault, Second Street Cemetery
Boston and BridgpoIt papers please copy.
At Hell Gate, Saturday October q SARAH relct OF
Peter smith and daughter Of the late Joseph foulke,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend her funeral At ST. Thomas Church this day, at
niue o'clock a. VI
On Saturday October JAMES DAWSON aged 35 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence Of his brother No 413 Grand
street
on Saturday October 2 AZ twenty minutes past six
o'clock Mrs. MsrGAREr NLyiN, widow Of William af
Ter very long and severe Illness, aged 6l1S years
hcr funeral will take place from her late residence
70 y seventeenth street. this afternoon at two O'Clock
~ sunday morning october q Many. daughter Of
"''' N feif1-tr tf-f'n Nref II v-orfht
Lie l"Hels VIII tsEe pace, TINS pftszaoon, at one
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An Jone sii'sssed St Lawrence. Hsstctt from Ma
Sa ~ & M.sa f fs o'A Sf0rh Tor Hong
Asnao.s.s, sept ls--sid Cecilia, Cam, NyorE.
Charleston; y Budeecke, clod'us. Niork. sid 10Th,
EennrA@x Sept is~Cld Elizabeth Sorcans. sid 18th.
oeeanie kriest, CALIFORNIA; 10TH Elizabeth, Nieman Nor
Las a. R3yan lcth, Ann Pratt, Hall Philadepnia;
Francisco Say state, La,bror Norieans.'
BATAyiA July l,-,rs Commerce dc Bordeaux San Frao
IAIerrr, Aug Arr Loo chco, snow Boston cid July
aV SI G se f? s az Yarmouth Bangs. NYork
SxRpmS, $sEt issla v niteS5otS. Conway NsSerk
cAnl% SEPT o-rr sterling Henderson Savannah; itch,
D6,fR sept 500 Nurilic Hall from Autwcrpfor Nor.
Dl,. sept 2o-Put in. Willie Cloud. crcash from Lon
don ar leI9ndIia aud anchored on tnc dat st Thoa,
IiTs,ase Eo.e;' SsFt ,7Sid Myrlo, m,le Nor!s,n.
aaa rom Deal ssl ish Sanet Graham san yTaagisce
S5soA. ssg: l5@Arr oIssoS iinsEiSy, cplea'
cisco 9TH Racehorse singapore: 10Th. Rob Roy Fran
SscG uiy ! cl,SGiyop atdocl do IN fiaEin, lolgsr
@ gtS s n sGto9 Ish FTSd GoSq Muller
Wm Watson Miarlanc. and Ialadin Murphy, do. sid
Joly D Hannibal iioyrup da ga Duke Of Br0ni Barclay,
nAtEr, sept ls-sld Belle Assise Greln, Noreans In
the Roads lNth Peter Marcy, Leach from SOrcans.
ll,tyotr, sept 5-n poit Finland johnson, for Galti-
SaS Sg sf i s a Ssys S9 49,
ucpS & ssrc p 5qISeai o.tan r f1ea s
NTgTk 2lst Darins. STILES Boston.
Deal 18TH Jni'Gd states chssam, Newport ami NYOrk
f1, Sg ' scbt aig p INA, AI9 ggmo c,ooses
Syo3S' n s'S Ala az he NYGsk 2l;t G;eGrFFa
B}er NiorS list City Of Manchester 90, Leitch, ra-
Intd ior ls 18TH Iowa Kerr Staten land 20 H. Daycn-
port Colburn, aud York. Burnie \ Orleans
d cut 18Th Harriet Frances, Baltimore; 10TH Meridian,
sid IN An5le.a Cray San Iranciseo 18th Eyangs.t
sadsu san rf,Hsi.so; sarah sands 81 MebGurns Aus
derrick rink Norlcans; RANKIN, lawson, and IiIceto
Jones, Quebec; 2oth, Osborne, Newell Norleans State
l1Tn1S, ,scPt ISL Isabella, Rymer Norleans.
GG4 sSPt Arr ltofs' a Gnsoime Norcans
rNAnstlis sept i,-Lds centro Americana orscro San
MALAGA, Sept l9-Arr cuba, Howe Boston.
,NtwoAsr1f NsW Quo datel-Arr Appariton San Fran
PAoANe RfAE Jnly l2-Pgt in 7th, American Paquet'
Ionis from san Irancsco and I'D to-day for Hong Kong
hS!1tRnAM sett Tin port Eensseiindheid Haasnoot'
siissemsi Nay SArr Versailles, San Franoiseoi Jun,
John isIsram. Indh9lm, dc 18th, nowqaa, M.ksn1e.
RT1da K npE H. kag s@% ~ r
ai iay k z Ls Hamilton dG In Oriental
tingdon, Jones. San francisco.
SID June ", Ihomasne, Holmes Nyork; 18th, Nina,
long h9ng IVY , Brenda San Francisco 18th, Sea
tram Lendolm and Lclipse Hamilton doi Ariel, Brew
''sr iiowqgs Kcn n, ana Oriental Palmer for NYork
rranSeS Daniel Sgq' w Ar AUGUSTA BsSass s sa
june 4 Harmony Banks San Francisco.
ry, s Ally ArT sn6e% San Francisco In
Tnr,,srr, Sept ll-Arr Eli whitney, Cook, Norlean
yrsIot Sept lo-Arr Ursna, Torgensen city Pea, Va
WnAMros' June 9o-Arr wstags, Thrane, Cslcusa sld
rpoe stornaway OBJ Robertson London 10Th, surpriss
Hove Koso, July 1.-THE Friedrich nochnn, wollcr from
sy been on ar r. gt x here yesterday very
MafNo puf be Ma wit
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From pbilade,Dl,ta

MORE HIoIING AMONG fIkhMEN-FArAL RAILROAD
AcCIDENT--DEATHs FROM WRONG MEDICINE
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 8, 1852
Several ire fights occurred last night, during Of
which william Callahan shot in the breast and
James Mcintyre stabbed IN The abdomen The latters
wound il believed to be dangerous.
The body of an unknown mau was found this morning
the Columbia railroad track entirely cut in two. The
passed him during the night He respecta.
bly, dressed, and carpet bag was lying beside him.
George Freedman and David Renshsw, two patients at
Biookey Amshouse, died on Thursday froma prepa,a'
tion Of colis nde5 gwen by of the in mis-
take for tonic prepared for consumpve patients Six
Others took Of the PREPARATION but have recovered
from It. 1lTeots
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Commander James T. Gerry, OF New Haven. has been
ordered TO the nand Of the soop Of Albany
lying ut Boston, aud Lieut. VIM. r.. Hunt to the Cyane
nov at Norfolk. executive officers.
The steam frgate Saranac will sail to day from phila
depbia for Pernanbuco. Bahia snd io. The following
is list Of her ofcers-ohn O. Long Captan Charles II,
Haywood Lieutenant q, b Poindexter, do j. j. Guth
erie DO: j. +. Abbott do L. Il. Ware. Pufser; Georg,
Msulsby Surgeon; Abner Reed Acting Master: Thoma
l.. j. Croumilier Asst Surgeon Il. T. Drayton do: W
X. Mayo. do: W W. Wood Chief Engineer; llenty
Mason 1st Asst. 10. Michael Quinn "a do. do Herman
Newell. ID 40 Andrew Lswton. III do Oscar Dayids
I'd do; T. A. Jackson Sd do: W C. Hale. Captain,
Clerk; John W. Daborey. Purser's do j. Crosby Boat
swain: p. Allen Gunner; NJ. ". Dodd, Carpenter
John Joins Saimaker
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SINGULAR MODE OF CoMNITrISG SUICIDE
The 2Sth ut, William II f. Heare. of Hampshire county.
Va put end to his existence in very singular man.
Having raised all bat the bottom rail OF fence
to the house in which he resided he inserted in the
opening rock which kept the rails far enough apart
allow hun 10 placehis neck between them lie then $50
II Is supposed took another rock and knocked out tue
one which he had placed between the rails which, falling
down on his neck CEASED sufiocation
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on THURSDAY Sept. 30, by the Rev Wm oLaughliu,
Of 81. Patncks Mr. ALENASDEE SHELDON, OF Edinburg
Scotland TO Miss ELIzARErH GRANT. Of Dublin, Ireland
On Saturday, 0ctobsr2 by the Rev II. f. Pease.
HENRY i. SUDAN TO Miss PHoEE daughter Of The late
samuel higbie Esq, all Of lsp, Suffolk county, Long
Island.
At Schenectady, Sept a. by the Rev. Dr. Banker,
WILLIAM J.. GoonRicH. Esq cashier Of the Schenectady
Bank TO Miss Man, youngest daughter Of the late james
Walker Of that city
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SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TEAM Motions
surhrNE CoUBT-spEcIAL INSTALLATIONS every Satur.
day The Court viii not sit for the trial OF issues al law
till November.
SUPREME CouR1--CEcUrr "Opens 10 morrow
COMMON PIrAs-part Nos jTT, SIS S33 e57 / 22I
223 225 227 go 231, 233 235. 23f. go Part 2-Nos
81 LOLA DO 22i 225 2s $50 232 254 $50 IS 2g0 az
pa. 2f6
srrEFfon CouRT.--Nos. !. ., 4qI, 3. 1870 IL.
~ l3 Ia 10 l6, IL, Is. TO- 20 81 % g. "a 20 20 81 81
~, 80, "a IS. 80, 81 SO, 80. 30. Al. ~, 80.
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An eNtia seeSion o. tEe North Carolna Iegi it,,.a
convenes. to n-srapge the electoral dstrists 81 ia
State.
An extra session Of the Legislature Of Mississippi meet
at JacftOn.
state election In Florida.
large poriien Of the towns in Connecticut elect town
utncers
An election ~ Delaware forssscssors and inspectors
Tue Lhyabe,btosp Sew Jney. Pre- bytt-y mgtts I'D
Ls-gsy
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The Democratic AoniYtattons I'm Albany
county.

ALBANY Oct . 1857
The Democratic County Convention yesterday nom
rated 5ehn McEwen oueIiH aud Robert Harper for
Clerk.
Rufus W. Peckham prsvieusly mentioned as having
bees nominated hy tn d for Congress. in this
district received four than Colonel Temple in
the convention
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Steamer Sunk I'm the Mississippi.

CiScINrATi, Oct 2, 1882
The steamer Lidas, of Cincinnati from this port for
NeH orleans, recently sunk at Island Sixteen, the
Mississippi She hsd cargo of bacon, -four whskey,
aud lara. On board at the time.
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Passengers Sailed,

Passengers Sailed.
a My GS Res F Ms rraSs
Xsasiey Ce9nsil Jerome Th9%p;Sn, Mrs stewart
G, " and Mr. cq n4a % M Mater n And
Lslerman Mr. snd Miss soutlrSse VIM IIolroyd Dial Se
s% 9F id ARE Ssf sSsss
faS Mri Esaa' Watkins
T %, asn % aptan
s!@nsn Sstns Rlna rsrr as@' Il Il1 sSs
IA. vi ns Hgs m l' aiq NJ,
M 'ysH ps r NJ SSrni nS
sS S s Ma ad M 'RS Mr.; sh sa ao %
cld and servant, Mr. Mays, Mrs Galway Miss Whip
81 sA5is ssag1 sF my Sss fa5sa
Shield MI, kStSG1m Mis- Wkc sesks Mr. sapr
ArminE39p Mcyerstein, sami crgtsh, 4 Lsntique.
MIN M aSn nS sSy was Gi' Wa iEnSn
wS riH, ose IoSnsr N ssS lay Nos Ho.S ar Bailey
rana '1S BSgd xrehe SslT
s. w M % Mr. Hail. M 9i Re fa ie h
,a Nr ssabcSk lady and servants Miss scatrOOk
sAy,AsNs ,steamshp Ala6ama-Mrs buckley Miss Le-
Crane sfisESs%, RIM, mn 5sysn IsrSs
Sns krs VT ns and ady Mrs layer Geo corion,'
TS;sssS,s 'ys sa Ts B%s%
Bioomsr, r " Taaman. Mrs James Reed aud child Miss
~ iauy john Bassent James
Mis- Mcclellan Campbell lady aud child, Miss z Camp
Lei thas ~ CanroA lady two Children and servant 1T
Roiinfcn, WA Hale: David freeman Miss Kate Miller
nett, Nss Reed Miss Eliza Cotton Mrs Joseh Ribcrs
I Webster and son, Wheeler, Mrs Beauiaud, Mrs
norrie and three Mrs stebbius Mrs Cuion, Miss
BrNcr. Mrs John Thomas, Miss Eliza N Thomas Mrs
Anna Newman, Mrs J g Cooke, Miss Cooke, Miss II
Howell Mrs Win Hone three children and servant II La
throp, I Wood CW Mygatt Betton and lady. L
Mrs I latch, and two children Mrs Webster, Mrs
Hall child, and Mrs Briggs Mrs Andrew Mrs
Wood, child and servant, Miss Stewart Henry and
LADY Miss Maria Wells, smith and lady Geo Cowles
Perkins, Wm u Hoag. Col W Conldcn. Dunbar u
Loicll. Edwin Parsons. J Camp Thomas ownan, Mo-
Rosentral, Watson Chss Ellis Gilbert Wood Jeeph
PIN ! Brewer d Pcrcgo q " Arnold Nelson smith,
seowaria Geo Hathaway Gto Galley A. sgans,
Johnson, Bradley, Parks II " Baker, Curtis.
Bishop. Bishop Thomas J Ogden, hamilton smith.
worth, : sturtovnnt. Geo Rapclje. Benj Green,
Men cham, Jno q Taylor-and 10 In steeras.
NoRroLn. Nc.-Steamship Roanoke-W Dask man. Thos
ilotchkiss Granville Jordan, Allen, David Held,
al nurse Peasants Mellen and lady, Miss Mellon
aud servant simmonc, Mrs Zimmerman Thompson and
Pcmeroy Mrs yhrook, Miss Hart and servant Mrs
Louisa Miss Harms Mrs Brown, children ana servant
Mrs. Dudley and daughter Mr. Baxter and lady Clifford
kotertson Grant, nay and friend rleasants,
and child johnson, Ms parlc Miss Poysc Mrs Stree,
" Booth md ludy, MIS- N Il Vaughan Miss walker
Say .nd ehild Mr. and Mrs Llsnmmy, Mrs napdwrght,
hacch w Dewel, Charles Hardy WIN Cumminea, i j
IhN.tt ! ShWpnlN. Harvey Fowler Mira Espor John
oW N1 LOW = t#riints. Low ", Z y Ioogay,
e sesnon -. / s.seys,s. - = go 49, '.t''' -
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Ernn. 10 soutln.

WING NETTING IN IA&s LAND-SoUTaERN RIGHTS
RATIFICATIoA = GEORGIA, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s, 1852.
The whi;s Of Howard csauty held large and enthusi
astio meeting at Ellccts Mills yesterday. Addresses
were made by Hon T. 4te- Walsh, IL. w. Davis, and
others Great numbtrs in attendance from Balti
more end The surrounding country.
At late meeting of h southern Rights party at Col
uubus Georgia, the nominations of Troupe and Quman
were ratified, and State electors appointed
Committees ofthe Yoik and Cumberland aud Susque-
hannah Railroad Conp,oes at meeting held here last
night sgrstd upon terms Il compromise in relation TO
building and working a road II ON Brideepor to Sun
bury.
Thc,p l. no mail TO Gay south of Mobile.
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faOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

k'LoRIDA H0UsE.-TnIS WE'LL KNOWN HOTH
eitufted in st. Augustine, Florida the favorito ros@
er nvs!ds during the winter 10 for rent With
Nthous we furniture. Apply at the office of
CENTER n CO., No. ~ Old 81 III
TUE ADRIATIC.- Rooms FOR COMMITTEES, club
- &c. Also two three we'll furnished aud plcacaI
Lodging Rooms for gentlemen, to let at tho Adratc
oil Hmdson and harrow streets ON the line Kip Brow
omnibuscs and tho Eighth avenue railroad.
MASON s. MILLER
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HENRY IT. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-SPLENDI Din
Sale Of First Glass Cabinet Furniture
for the Private Sale of John Deorest Esq who resrt
from tho busnessHenry H. Leeds Co. will sell by
ton at the extensive warerooms Of John Deforest
No 292 Broadway, near Reade street. Wednesday. 6c
and Thursday 9TH October half past 10 O'clock the bes
assortment OF richly made Cabinet Furniture offered kS
auction this season all warranted to be Of superior
serption and either in manufacture styJ
by any stock in this city The above will comprise his ensr
stock, and the sale will be without Of
Eegeres with plate glass and lined with carved columns
and plate glass rosewood carved Rosewood Enoe
Dressing Cabinets and French Bed
seads ali richly carved Rosewood Couohes covered
gold and crimson ssue also rich Arm Chairs
match Music Etegcres lined with satniwood richly
Centre Tables with stationary Sterna and Italian marble
tops amoura gsce engraved and enameled Basketwork
Tables Extension Dining Tables in rosewood oak black
walnut and mahcgan superb suites Of Paror Furniture
eolored troeate9 consisting Of Sofas, TeteaT es,
tissue tapestry and other fashionable coverings
pearl niaid Reception Chair Sewing ditto medallion Rose
wood Furniture, superb gothic carved rosewood Dining
Room Etegere Plato Glass Bull Furniture Centre Tables
Work Tables Writing Desks, &c.. Reclining Chairs blsc
walnut and oak Dining Room Furnture also. very
CANT suite of richly carved rosewood paror suite
IN Goben tapestry together with every variety Of ohe
hrs class furniture not enumerated Catalogues
ready and the Furniture be examined at time
vious to the SALE Purchasers have their
for shipment on the premises. if required.
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GROCERIES, COOKING STOVES, BELLOWS, &C.
- Tuesday October at halfpast ten o'clock, at ~ DO!
groceriesCandes Mustard Sugar Maccaroni Meas Bses
in barrels Smoked Herring boxes Maokere picked Sc
gars Brandy Wines, Cordias Liquors &c., buyers
Also Cooking Stoves and Blaeksmiths Bellows To BIO
OF the store "A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
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MATRIMONIAL,

A SoUTUERNER, - YEARS or AGE, or oUIj
IA habits, whose profession il ontemanly giving Sl
salary per aunug, wishes partner in lio willing
settle South aud under % years q OF gontco mann}
and education, but DECIDED industrious hahit and Wild
moral character viii bear strict investigation onr "a
ofcr Tho advertiser u 81 the most rid honor Cd I'D
depee may ie relieA upon, Morcv not 81 ohicrt ~
post, 70 A. q. W, Stovart, Herald olico,
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Movements az ucean steamers.

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rHrs DAN
sur Rtsrs 90 VI r1oOr RISES morn w
sUE sErs 10 Se HIGH wArEn. morn IL
.~>>>e>>~>-->
p0Rw OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 3, 1872.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAP H.
From Warrington.

rHrLApFLrmA sfpRtE agrggsnIP-PoLlrIcAL
lrtNs
NAsaiNGTos. Oct. 3 ls5:
The Sppoiatment The military storekeepership at
Philadelphia mace yesterday A. McNerninee being
the sEcccsefu, csnjidste
grsat whig rally i % Le bcld at Alexandria to NOR
night. Many WI probably 50 down from Wash
fBgton.
Avote taken in the Washington yesterday resulted
as fonows--scottt5 Picces' s. Wooster 8
The weather here IL colw aud beautiful and like
the Indian summer
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Geographic Marine Reports.
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived-Ships Isner. Cronstadt Aug 3D. Tam OShanter
liverpool Sept a. briggs Erie. Philadelphia; Clement New
York.
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EURNITURE-wILI BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN. AT
Il Beekmsn street, Office and counting house Desks,
revolving Office Chairs Cushions stools Sofas Sofa Beds
Lounges Dvans Mahogany Chairs Rockers forty dozen
cane seat Chairs hundred hair husk an5
spring Mattresses Carpets Bureaus extension din
ing Tables Looking Glasses Feather Beds and Card Tsbes
Furniture rented.
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% ". WEsTcoTT. AucT1oNEER. HousEHoIl

II ". WEsTC0TT, AUCTIoNEER. : HOUSEHOLD
H. Furniture-On Monday morning. at l0h o'clock.
large and elegant assortment of Furniture, Carpets
ding Stoves &c at l46 Greenwich avenue, being all h
Of Sofas Lounges Diyans Teseatetos In brocatelIs H.
mahogany and walnut Bcdsteads mahogany and rsSn,
Bureaus Dining and Breakfast Tables, rich mahOgsn,
Mattresses, Palissters mahogany and iron Hat Stand
with variety of marble top Furniture, Crockery Glas
ware &c. Every article will be peremptorily sold an
must be removed from the premises Immediately.
WIN. MELvAINE, AUCTIONEER. by NJ. HEn
" ry-Ihs day, 1T half past ten o'clock, 40 No
North William street, lot of Secondhand Furntur
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Oilcoths Bedsteads
hogany Chairs Sofa Bedsteads, Countingroom Furl tu
Secretaries, Pictures &c. Sale by order Of assignee
NJ. WRIGHT, Assignee
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF vALUADnx
IA and Elegant Furniture On Tuesday At l0< O'Clock.
In the extensive Of Mr. J. Brown. 20 Bsekms
will be Sold without extensive assortment u
superior cabinet and household Furniture made In the
manner-S0 mahogany and other Chairs Rockers French
and other Bedtoad Sofas 30 Bureaus marble top Fur
niture Looking Glasses Beds Mattresses
Desks, Bookc asses, splendid Paintings &c. Catalogues
ready. TH0S BELL. Auctone :
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J.. yANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SILL
Tuesday, October at 101s o'clock at the sales
ROOM IL Wall street. Furniturea large and desirable
sortmen Of superior made Furniture, consisting in part
Brocatee suits Etegeres Sofas Lounges Bookcases Bed
room Furniture consisting Of Bedseads Mattresses Pail
cond hand Furniture removed for convenience of sale
Sevenoctave Pianofortc Also large invoice Of Bubou]
Roots at private sale.