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F. KEsSELMEIER,
From the German Democratic Of Wooster.ls

From the Herman democrat oil wooster Ai9
The Editor says, Oct. I'd, 1861. 1--WE arc NOT
In the habit of recommending thes"sll. HealipsD
remedies of the day, but we have used The CT.
man Bitters for q disoSdered Liver and ietosstb.
and have received great benefit from lie use, we
have also recommended them TO. sesssaI tof Gun
friends. alt Of whom speak highly in their praias.ys
From the Saturday Gazette, THIS
The best family ne wspspsfs pdBlishs6if
the United Statesa The Editor; Now ID, sattslw
s.DR. HooyLANDss GERMAN BITrsas.-Itis
seldom we recommend what are termed; ps,eni
medicines 10 the confidence and patrohsass 81 oui
readers, and therefore, when We recossdbssj Of
H0ofiand'si German Bitters, we wiah,tt ID ~ ~.
itinctly, understood that we are NOT spsSkjn6ofths
postrums that are noised, about for brief period
and then forgotten, after Ii has done ito guiltys facee
Of mischief but Of q medicine long estabiiSAe6lI
universally priced, and which has met the fiSSsek
approval: Of The faculty. itselfRf'.s ..sDit, y,iTvess
From ne Daily Sun. June "a. saso-r
"We invite the attention Of our tesders \
are indisposed 10 DrhH ocfAnd's csltbgStsd6sr
man 'Bitters. prepared BY Dr. G. NJ JstkS5S II
is ons Of the; best medicines Of tn akes friend
Of ours having used il wsth great sslisactjon IL
ne Japhdice and Liver Complaint.
DEodk irelif 10 the mnrks'S f the Gxnuine.
They have the written signature yofic. M.
JACKSON upon the wrapper. esidIlke name
blqep ig ths bottle Without which they spurious.
F0R5SALE -wholesste and setsil, ~. epipt
Hos 1Mo. w v HI 95E Z A|;s y ux,,.slso
ApY1J u xcUx
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Liver Complaint.

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE d &
OF THE KIDNEYS.
FL ~ his4 r4i and all "a tiffHli}
diseases sri. ,fE .ettI,sI
sing from q disor.
~ dered liver or stomach, So, '| req
such as constipation. in All
ward piles, fullness of blood
to the head, acidity Of the stomach, E'ii'
nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full. ;,
ness or weight in the stomach, sour eructar
lions. sinking OF iuttering at the pit Of %
the stomach, swimming of the head, MIA!
hurried and difficult breathing,
.Fiol f~iuttering at the heart, chok. c2 "
ing or suffocatiDg sen. .g..fis
sations when in q
lying posture, y22i 7hii
dimness 800
of vision, dots or webs before tho
,a' > sight, fever and dull pain in sse's% y
~ b.. the head, deficiency Of "a 4,h,n
perspiration, yellow
Ok Eiu ness Of the skin and eyes, % ~ ,yoq
pain in the side. back, chest, aa,,i
limbs, &c. sudden Aushes o beat,
viz burning ia the flesh. constant imagin.a lss
ings OF evil, and great depression of spirist 1
ran he e1ectnntlv cured nv
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Dir. ~HOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bitters,

Dr.. c.. M. JACKSON,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No. 1870, Arch street, PHILADELPHIA.
Their power over the above diseases Is not ex!
celled. il equalled BY any other preparation 10 The
United States, as the cures attest, IN many. cases
after skiIlful physicians had failed.
READ AND BE CONVINCED. ga
ts ls3f WoosrER, O., Dec I'd; 1851. W
Messrs SPHINX g. HOWARD Gentlemen, ! EN-,
brace this opportunity of Informing you Of thu
great benefit I have derived from The use Of Dr..
Hoofiand's German Biiters. have used them
for Chill Fever and disordered stomach, aud found
relief in every case, They are the best remedy
for a disordered stomach, and cerdisliy reccm-
mend them to the public.
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THE LAW OF NEwsP

Tv elvs lines, or less, will be charged a
one snnare -rll
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rIHADELPHLA oes IT, PM-Arr sosFs ,i The: Mss.
hew, Spencer NYork: steamers Shark Mulef5
eey mour: and Pencbscot. Whtt.ksr NYork CA lssn.
t ~ 1snrse nsss " sns
nArteost Comm cssadsy. Cerscr, Yoniers aswnIA
RatcitGe Hingham steamers PennsytvaniA Beore kich-
mend; CITY q Bostcn, Esstestrcek Boston:
PLYMOUTH. Oct l2-Arr schrs Hannah ID, Ntckersons
NY0rk Sid 18th. schr Ruesetl. simmons, do.
R0CKLAND. OCT 8-Arr schrs o Perry, Nrort; 10th.
Adelaide. Esrwelt Horton Sprlugbrd and Star, do
Atter I'D for Barserl 18th Coral yirgeis Col Snsns
ecbrs Jusna Charlotte Rio Gsande, Richmond Increase
Louisa Dyer cordSla and Bolivar kYork 18th. LeIre-
trude Horton, Fsrve yendcvi Gazelle, and Adelaide
York.
SAVANNA Oct it-Cld sohr Richmond o'Nei, Boston,
l5sh-Arr chip Drigo Dosne. NYork; brig Clio. Calne.
Boston, sohr jones. Lock, Nfork. Sid bark vests.
Percy. Bostsn.
81 GEORGE, Oct SID schr Principe, Gchrst, savan-
nah 49,
sssfBM, Oct le-Cld brig Potoraac. Rores. AFRICA. s
W!LMl NGTON, NC, Oct IyAr- schrs Adele, Apologize
EysSt 18th, Dacoteh Msnkn do Cid 18th echre George
Bs.ri soners Phadeiphis cstsract HaIss Nfark: Jos
Tohiae Haad. Philadephis; 10TH briggs John Dawfop.
Dickos Boston; John Lancaster Clifford, Phlsdelphis
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Died.

PtCNs
On Sunday October II. after lingering illness,
h.r age
The frieuds and acqusintsnces Of the family are in
vtod 10 attend her funeral this Afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence No 225 South Ninth street VIII
lansSurg
ON Sunday evening" October IT. after severe and lin
eeripg illness WASHINGTON NJ IsAAc in the eth year Of
his age.
His relatives and friends and also the members
Lodge, No. 226 and Lebanon Encsmpment No IL l..
If f. respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from bis late residence No 2l9 West T~entieth street,
the Ninth avenue this afternoon ct two o'clock
On Sunda y October IL after lingering aud ILL
ness which she with Christian foItitude Mrs ANN
Tuot,Ey ia the Seth year of her ago.
The friends and relatives Of the family also Of her sons
Michael John and stephen Tuoney. requested to at
tend her funeral from her late residence No 204 Fifth
street this afternoon al o'clock without further ia
vitation
On Monday October IL at his residence No. 425 Sixth
year Of his age.
On sunday October IT. Miss Rrsrcca g. BoReEn egod
90 years month and is days.
The frieIde ana acguanfaDcos OF the deceased
specfuy invited to attend her funeral this ersoon at
half past O'Clock from tho residence Of her brother
MIR John j. Berger No 19I Prince street corner of So
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
for iDterment
On Sunday October II, SARAH A, vito of James W.
Southaid.
The ficnds Of the family also those of her brothers
George D. and John Peehinc requested TO aten1
her iupe,al from her late residence No IS Com
street, Newark N J., this afternoon at two O'Clock
At Rcd Rock N. " October Is, LyLE CHoLwsLL, in
tho d2d year Of his age.
At Chester Grange county October II OF SC srst fever
WnLrAn STANTON GrRE, only son of il. Nelson aud 60
phis W Gere Of Syracuse N Y, aged years, months
epo13 days
At arlington October 10 Of congestion Of the brain
Of the corps engineers United States Army in tie 4ls
year Of his sge,
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cleared.
Sip ssnuel Hail. Bangs Cspo Good Hope CrSsty Crock
sAip Hannah, Boye. Louden Desarts & ueusgr.
slip isabella hi, Martin, Sc John. NB A Woodruff
spstr Republic, Jameson Galveston. Hussoy Murray.
shp Southport, wilson Savannah, sturaes, clcarman
: ship star Republic, Jameson. Charleston. Basssy
lIerB Juuiata Newton. Turhs Islards Neuatl a sors
s ssr f9' sSD e hy 9ptrGTa n s'Fhse lanes
EstE San iran siseo 800 New Btdfefd Il I; Buck & Go.
Brig hEesbg,y, Goltorn sisrfs Leone ei%eii CO.
rs ese charsss irIIot Rsn ta' RoaSnd Franoo
schr Sterling tprl Holmes, ST John. Nd, Whitney
sehS wnist Tollias csstyrsls Dariep, q, ana Taok
;, sshr Norris VAIN, silliIaan Wilmington NC, y l.
selr Es rowsu waite, wilaius ton. NC. + s Powell
Sohr Elizsteth arm, KIeute Washington, Nc. mater
sshr GiFsoy, ESaSeli aoTioit' W1 Mark,
seh, Illiett Dig,osT,y ealtloTe Jo4psoq Loviaa
sioop EseL0p, Bydonbure Providence, master.
Arrived,
end fsssorsor, 70 sroGord 1iss,ca co oo.i6 ii ~
spofe osgk E'aseth Lesyit &c Festisntl dsnsstsd st
f9m Irssna sag L no doubt The vs1ge reported by
spksr Inst usS S jury stcsspE Tor Saus. 9'
~ e,ps ~ me reporGS TIA, " hsa IN so'rd the ersg
slesh ia.t Gee reTs eoi2nns,j lstl y On Cape
sir marion Hence for ss4TsnSss 81 81
rs,ti. VIII ssshmseiE Marion henoe q chsSseten
VIII ni5,ss Ssess faa 90 ~
sir Jobn Hancock (of liomsstoa Darssss. liverpool
Yer. T. Eish nd'e and re- gasseoas,s y cooige ossood
en- wQSid hencc ior Iasyegr .sS ~
slip % Lawrence tot New eedrord} nsskii aaniia.
q 4 l. icn 20 VI szehaaSed sasls ~lSh bass standias
NV tht %irgsreG signel WIN If-nes IN u, Dot l9t
IRON BsrIsdo9, 'or Esi.noro Wiz lbe loss u forsmsst
tr gdtsn, Nl,c hse or.sang, % days. with mdsc 70
sip s.r,hs;g vineyard youtr cLaristtos days with
cotton 80, g Durhtm 4 pimon
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New OeLEavs, Oct 1s-Soop
The kTciios rers published here on sunday
morning ans has disappointed cpcfS'ors The states n
cotton iD morning nav. BEEN oe0 bsos rt decline X
&c Nddiug r. qgotc1 ~ q csc The weather IL
tne, AID be Of ths crops rom The uerior
favorable 4be receipts nj eady th. ofniug haze been
l6@0 tse. Ncss pork oul- gith no bug Si..
Corn II finn &c
Esit~obE, Dot 10. 1872
saes were maGe q osy Or 1CcO beoves az So 90 S.
ret.
Atuavy Oct Is, 1852.
1 following tsy, been tn receipts II the past forty
eient boors.-Flour, 1900 Tbs corn $1,000 bushels
barley, 1900 Do oats, 1900 DO; wheat IA 900 d.
Hour Let teen ratt ite sales reaching 229J
Ibis, Wheat 2Co butnels u .od AZ IOSc Opts
ere rtse1y q. 95c Win sses IL 1900 tushcs Cirn Is
better, l5tN busheis mixed Wctcen Fod az Ca8! zoe
BARLEY & active "a 600 bush u ehs.Zed hands IL 0si a
c for Weston, 20 5Tc for state tso Iowed ard 7gc
fx four RIVED
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Police Intelligence.

a Mysterious Case-S,yrosed kfant;e,de-Abcut eight
o'clock last evening" the police Of the Second ward ar
rested young man named Henry Capper clerk in drug
store Of Christopher etfeet aud Green avenue
opposite jefferson market having in his possession adead
infant newly born relied up in old clothing The
pooeDan noticed Capper one Of the docks near tins
Fulton Ferry and from his Suspicious movements nc
asked him what he wanted when the young man hesta
ted and became confused: the officer took from un fer
Cspper's bundle, which examination was found
to be dead infant The ooer took the so ,ussd into
custody, and conveyed him forthwith to the station
house when the prisoner stated that the whole alter
unfortunate asr; the dead infant he said was
that Of his wife, but that he not the fatherhe hav
ing come to this country fifteen eighteen months
ago. and after sending for her to meet him ia this
city frds that during his absence she had 7mc preg
nan and delivered OF the child by premature birth
Saturday night. lie further stated That he hsd never
seen the child but that goiLg home ON saturday
night he found that he had been delivered aud tue In
FAINT was wrapped Up in old clothes dead Cspper
Gays he has been marred some ak years. and
has two children living which he claims as his Own
when asked what he doing on tho dock he stated
ttat his intention to throw the infant into tue
river he too poor to bury it, The Coroner will
this morning be notified to hold inq uest the body
and investigate the chusc Of death
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serious Collision Oh Lake Erie.

BUFrALo, October Is, 1882.
The repcrt that the accident the Ocean
Eaturdsy, from the breaking Of her shaft in
correct She run into by the schooner Mansfield
The csmer Uncovered the schooner bearing down upon
her whon about four miles from the lcely Of the At
Iantic TRAGEDY. Her balm mm adiatejv put aport
till she uned nearly around when tbo sch into
the foraard rsrt OF her wheel Had she struck few
feet fore aft Of this the Ocea would have gone do~p
with LARGE lead Of passenger Tho sokoouor had all
sail ret ebd cut through into the Kitchen leaving her
Ggufe tes0 siokipg in the much indignation
our cjtirtuS.
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Brig wnlan. Mosrs Batunsre. dAyx With coal, 70
Sob. kasnolia tot Brsekhsvsnl woodruff yackssayils
6csr Rsbeoes, Gould. frslesicksburs. 4dAys.
Sohr Hugh Scott Terry. fredericksburg. 4dAys
echr Oriana, Dodge, Richmond, days
0ehr YORKTOWN. Walker, Petersburg. days.
ectr Sarah Engie. starr, Virginia, days.
Sohr oneida. Sepher. Virginia, days
Schr Etsex. Cooper. Virginia. days.
Sohr X Hay, Arthur, Virginia. days
Schr Village Belle. pritehsrd. Baltimore, days
Sehr II Gsdfrey Lee Baltimore. 6 days
schr Charlotte, Conncly, philadelphia days.
Schr Emma Hennipg. Taylor, W ashington, NJ dsy.
Sebr Gen Lafayette johnson, Albany days. Tor STAN
fsrd. Coma.
Sckr Tbetis. Nickersoa Harwich, 6 days.
Seh- Hudson. Tarr, Gloucester, days
Sailed.
New Orleans.
The bark Elizabeth isft Havana 50 ut noe sth.
ported BY the Phiiadephis papers
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Married.

On Tuesday morning, October 10, by tho Rev D. L
Msrks Mr. JupAu A. SMITH to Miss EruAlfspA BRIGGs,
all Of this city.
ON Monday evening October is. by the Rev. Mr., Wal
ters MIR THOMAS REYNOLDS to Miss SUSAN LUCAS both
Of this city.
At the residence ef Mr.. Daniel j. Townseud Niagara
Falls, October 13, by the Rev William Shel on d. D.,
HEsRy II. WoIcorT. Of this city. TO Miss ELzAsrTH e.
TOWNSEND youngest daughter Of the late Isaac Town
send, Esq.
At Wrorgside, Ulster county N. October Il by the
Rev c. B. wyatt, WILLIAM HuaT, Of New Orleans, to
LIzABsrH daughter OF the late Commodore Ridgely,
U.s.N.
In Greytovu or SAN Juan Del Eorte September L.,
1852 by the English sctirg Consul Mr. Ioote HsvRr
wirnEsANr Naaseatio Consul. to Made V&uyE LOUISE
Br.C.toR.
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DaaA cse o. On ThaxsdAy last 70 tho utmost aAtsfse
tfea Of Ill concerned Tho csmpsny. after short
boat yenny Aa6 70 Ciesmont Hcre after target prao.
ioc. they Joined In the Dance ladies having come up
Iom New York After . most enmptucus diuuer, the
ladies' returned and ten prizes awarded TO the suc-
ces<ful msrksmen By Mr.. Henry W. Genet A shower
having coming come up. stages were provided and the
whole company rcturre Cd home highly elaed with their
DAYS exourpion
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Interesting from Boston,

MI wEg6TER QUITE w7LL-ANoTHEB GREAT wEgsTsR
MEkTING. ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
BosToS, October 1910 4 NJ.
The report that Mr. Webster has written signed a
letter sdvising abandonment Of all further action in
bis behalf az candidate for the Presidency is entirely
false He has not and will advise his friends TO do
anythise Of the kind
The rumors of Mr. webfter's alarming Illness Scott
fsehocds despatch received this evening stses that
he Is better than he been since he left Washington
It s stated by gentleman from Narshed this afternoon
that Webster riding about his farm this forenoon
Do not relieve Scott les stout the great st8temsu
They are getting desperate. 1t is their last struggle in
Boston.
There a tremendous gathering of Webster mel in
Ward Sixth this eniDs being the occasion Of the for
NATION Of apothei Webeter club Hon. George I. Curtis
wss elected President and Francis Turkey. the late
Chief of Police Vice President. Fireworks were 6s
played and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed There is
Sothirg else but Webster spirit in old Massachusetts
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Items from Lake superior.

rIRs At LAGgE RIyER-THE loss or TIE pEoPEL .
LER lNIEPEHDESCE, ETC.
PrTrsBuBc, October Is, 1852
We IN rvccp. Of late dates from Lake Superior by
telegraph from Detroit. FIRE caused by an noendary
at Esgic river the 10th inst destroyed two houses
iocuoine engines and stamp works at Cuff Mines
The propeller Inds peooence. recently stranded IN q
gale could not be got of and fast settling Ia the
sand The loss would be severe Mcssrs Mcknight e.
Livingston heT and would also much loss to
the nerch,nts generally 1t This Of the year. THE
Baltimore taking the cargo from the wreck
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Tn. Latest from Washington.

INK CALIFORNIA CoLLEcToEsHIP-JUDGB c0SK-
IJNG's VISIT TO HAVANA, ETC.
srt,-tAi CORRESPONDENCE NEW HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dot I6-S T. NJ.
Beverly Saunders formerly Of Baltimore but now OF
Ceiiforrs has teen Offered the coecorhp Of Csornia
IN place Of T Butter King. Mr.. Saunders Is in
California and If he pts will qualify at there
Judge Copklins's Instructions precisely what /
stated ecyersl ago, ana ,tbing via to in
qure into the outrsges in Cuba, and make
port to tine President Beyond that nothing has been
determined upon further than II the ourages have been
committed 10 demand full satisfaction N.Y..
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Passenrers Ar1ayesr,

SAvAnsASI--S oamshp Fiorids-W Murphy, w 3
Sykes Mas, Geo Griheu and ecrvsnt, II Warirg.
Holland A. Gsr.well DIT Enrnan Tow nserS sss
Ross c Fitzgerald. L Ccrncil-l4 in tho steerage.
CHAR Notwithstanding Unicn--J Cook. Mrs Minis
Tobias, Miss Mickey, Robinson lady and eon. Mr.
Knowlton--il in the eteerago
sT JAoo--Bart Rolis-Cer. Ceodspeed, Oven. lady
u four children.
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The steamer soutnern.r NJ cnar,oa,.n
Naval C.nr1 'Fntttal. &c,

tnAEtFsToV, Oct. &c I80,.
The y. : men steamship s9utberner C0ptaln win
Gsm EosUsr arrived here early Saturday morning
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Tas 9cmocfat,c Triumph Ia FLORIDA.
SlvR~>4H, October 10 1876

rANtNNAft VctUNHT
Rcturs have been received FROM Ill but two Or thre
eouu Il, lcrida AMI The result i that the democrat
&c eeIdi64,ls B,cwas fcr Crrernor, and Maxwell 70
Coperyes-s,e undoubtedly elected. The Legislature
xii ~ .nreL N Gemoeratc.
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ItIeEraPhlc Martne KePOrts.
B0sToR, Oct II.
ArrivsdBariss Ida. end 2cn. Baltimore Nashua Fin.
and Lseona. philadelphia; schrs Howard and Plymouth
Rock. N York: Nimrod. Albany.
Belcw-Bsrk Srsaa " Lind and IA briggs.
Cieared-Schr Charles AlstruD, Cape Haytlen.
NORFOLK, Oct IS.
Arrived i7thsteamship RosncLe, SYork. 26 hours.
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snow storm al Ga,scnsburs.

JOHN .It 40, UCt. ~ 80.
The frs, sn Of he commenced flli1g here on
supdry. 10 A. and continued until . l.. the
day.
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i /. yANDEwArER AucrIoNGsR RICH SALE
RKRS@Ba Ala

If THE LADY IN A FOURTH AVENUE STAGE ON
J. last Friday, who eating package Of MRS. Jecsis
cold candy expressed herself TO her freud
be, Gifted hy its viii address note to r. K Broad
Post office, she sii hcas OF something to her adv
tcgc.
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Tn, Ohio River. DC.

TTTfIt n VrIUHNI IN IH0L
wisusr noted counteri,i.,r broke out Of jail last
night by digging through three thickues0es Of wall
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'T0NINNAII1 Vtf- Y LEIG
We hr-c t1ur end half feet ef water IN the chan
mel OF the TO Louisville. Fsegtts 20 Is Lous
81 yer cpt and 10 New OrlcEue 81 IS.
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The Indiana Election.

ISpi.aAroLIs, oct. IS 1852
Tho ee,snty. Eve counties heard from give Wright
fdcn tny Governor. 1880 majority, which shows
Democrat gain II 6752 compared with the election
of 1919
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ExECUToRS' SALE.-WILJ. BE OFFERED Al PUB
II lie auction at Nautilus Hall. kept by Franos Jones,
In the village OF Tompkinsvo staten Island. MONDAY,
tho th Of October pess all The real estate Of James Au
deceased wit dwelling house and lot of ground
Griffin street. lot % by o0 feet houso stores
bGsomeRt small house and six Of land, eligbiy
Gated Richmond street. few minutes walk from
ferry at either Quarsrtno stspletcn and would ike
desirable country residence particulars apply
Murray, Tompkinsye; Mr.. G. i. Croshom land agent,
the PROMISES A. g. Dixon Ne l0 Fulton street.
Mex York. Terms made known day of sale
A. q. DIXON, }rx,..ta,
JOHN MURRAY hAsS@s''s'
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stock Sales.

Stock SRIe1.
PxJrAprIpiirA, Oct. lStRepcrted by Keen Tsyiorl-
FYrsf Es1rd@2Ut IS IS ln6; H. 500 Pen nsylvania S.
I'd, ec 81 90 M SEQ BE- 96 eee chessreahe and o Del
AWu City 6 49, 10 NJ LOCO Tennessee 5a LIST January
and July go shares MehiiI Railroad. sss 20 do 6ss .
IV de- 90 IsM 100 de- b. 1875 7i2 se6uykili Navigation
Preferred, y, H6sai 20 Pennsyyania Railroad r AZ
hin Navigator Ssvn S; c. plsntsrs Bank Tsnnesee
Garden 6s, 90 i04 900 Sohuykiil Navigation g. 80 7s
2oe City Railroad c. el lO1l 1000 d. II I1 "a shares
IA Gsrd ssnh a seesna lscarS goo @ M ais
Aeghsny County Railrosd IS lG s0o0 sehryikiil Nsv
gsten 6s 49, es 59tt ~ SO do *; 1900 Wilmington Rs
road &C. bssr tos 7e0 do ao1 500 share. Union Canal
e5wn III ea sehy Naygs ton Preferred cash 25h 100
peake ard Dolaware Canal, I27. Afer Beard,s6oo viii
mingtop Raroad 6s 3D. eSts; $500 schuyikn Navigation
1000 oo s5 and interest So go Ions Island Railroad
1885, so do s5wu, ls IL Bank of Pennsylvania, b. 49,
Market heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

HARDWARE AUOS ION NoTICH.--.rOUS VAN
AN1N ERR. .uotioneer vii cell this day at 10 O'clock,
Of Ne Cedr street 200 packages aud lots comprising
general OF hardware table snail cutlery
shelf goods teos saws guns and ptos cr-ded SCISSORS
and knives tea &C. Also invoice of Trrnere
cutlery accordcone &c. Catalogue rescy Sao post
tive. Torres, four months.