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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
Arrived.

ship Cora Linn Lambert Gasgov, Sept 10, mdse ani isJ
ship sullivan Edwards wm, on c. days, laval stores
ssn coIums oorr charle,ton 10 dsys warden
Bark cfoton lof Boston fiouae VeoA days and Gibraltar
sst j. Psren j. (of Phade pha) norcn cArAasena, 81
Bah Henry Hsrbek London i5h Sept l'e and 10
Bre ARIEL OBJ csafe Aassa and % days from Gibraltar, fruit
s Z = Dncad, Carte, Psils@ephi,i 4day.,eoal
seSr s a houa, Ha.sl, Philadelphia, day, coal
SIR Emma Tu;tH Philadelphia days, coal
s, s Io1a f g,5a1 I mnsond Pbdeh dy. coal
sehr northern Iisbt, Da's, Phsdelpaa, Day, coal
schr $. Apologize, Endieo', Philadelphia, coal
schr VI Dorado, Tlden, Phladellha, coal
schr Col S B. DAVIS. sdllman Philadelphia coal
s s cod H %Ss1 no Fs & coal for New Have,
scer. Br.ndySne Godfrey ph,ladgPhia, col
s<hr. Gho, Hud-on Richmond coal
schr o n. Lee sopes Yort River, wood
schr Jsnes P Ross Parte' Phsds phia eosl for Abao,
scbr. CornsHa, Weaver PhIade'pha coal
sthr Mary Eliza, App'esa'e, Vrsn9 wood
schr AGrsa Brown PlladsDs coal for Neg Bedford
sSSr. c Bentley Ri Phlnd,p6ia coal for yew Haven-
sehr }. Rushing, Dale, philadelphia coal 70, Fan River
sSs sI RHS1 po rSs Rsy Pssds pIs coal
schr Eclpse Morris Philadelphia. coal for Port Morris
scSI C stet.on. aler PIsdspbis coal Bridgeport
Schr j. n. Hoyt. Lyons. York River, wood
Schr Gen Maroon ROnley PhHdeph, coal FOR Werw1ck Il
Shr Northern Igi RAILS PHILADELPHIA coal FOR BRIDGEPORT
sehr Charles L. HufT Overton Bristol, coal, for Bridgeport
schr Dsmond Carter. Philadelphia, coal for Warren H.
schr Galota Norton. Phiadepif coal
ses TSa c sSS pSehs coal for Sor~tS G.
schr Cicero & .stucr. Phlade' phla, coal.
Schr Joseph ~ Prey, 49,, Philadelphia, coal
schT John X. Wa'sou, hladclphra. coal
schr Charlotte Conn.ly Philadelphia, coal
schr Cofbuo Rowland. Philadelphia, coal
schr w H. Huntiry, Robinson, Philadelphia, co,L
schr Asa Fldrdse, Rowland Philadelphia coaL
schr. Echo Lowden. Philadelphia, coal
Sehr Sequei. ANcrs. Philadelphia, coal
seh : Miller. Elliott Philadelphia coal for ddicto~n, u
Schr Alen H. Brown Endcot Philadelphia, coal
Schr John I4yhev philadelphia coal Tor PonghAeepc
op Aida Huiiz. Pm 'adcphis, coal. for Paw'ucfet
soop w Sanford Smith PHILADELPHIA cca for BRIDGEPORT
sloop Copy Dsys Richmond coal, for sas harbor
BELOw-shp Duck, (cl Portsmouth, n ~ Porter ror,
81 Pebus aud Caostad Sept 81 with hemp, &c 10 '"
LObach Sheeper
sip New Erssud sacspc 81 day from Dorde'u' with brandy
10 A So fDe,ie g. Co.
re-, Chairman A. Co.
Barl Rhoad-s, McSrar from ssvanuah.
Bail Catherine, fof Thouaf toni 80 diys from oHofto
Bart Sur Of Boston.
Bng James w Elgel, lfdtys from - Augustine
Brs Louss of ~ John, n
WIND-At sunrise W.sw.; meridian w sunset, n T. md
fh,ci
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B. A. CHIL TON. Auctoneer.
nEpENIpTORY SALE of DESlRABLE

4 BUILDING LOTS st PIERMONr-COLES Ch NIX
Ton viii seu az auction, On TUESDAY October % leo-,
n 10 o'clock az the Merchants Exchange. lS deslraoie
Building Los Piermont, on the west bank OF Gle h"u
sop River neatly opposite Dobbs Ferry.
Pienont proyerbialy healthy, ard Tor 10y NM
be,ntv of scenery Is not exceed BY place on the BANKS
9TH Hudson The population which is estimated az D oo
Is increasing There five churches 1t IL Is
avllaee the adjacent country is rich and wei Suva
The disadvantage h. hero occaeODed by the shallow water
near the shore the of commodious landing moe
p.pdent of toe railroad pier and the consequent defect Oh
bchties frequent intercourse daily with the Cy OF New
YORK 10 now obyiated by the construction OF wha ot
The accommodation o. steamboats, passing Sp and down me
river and of ferry the opposite snoe 20 connect win
the trains of the Hudson River Railroad The os 10 be
offered for sale are situated at elevation OF so TO 100 feet
above the level of the river They accessible oy hee
different rods nany Of them afford good views of the
river and of the opposite shore.
For photographic maps particulars apply to the
AuctiOneers, No. Wallst
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is hereby given that all those GER

IN pieces parcels and lots Of LAND stuae at Dun
kirk Cbautauque County State of NewYork, and laid down
and Dc gnhed map, entitled Map OF part Of the town
of Dunkrk Chaauque County State OF New lS8 es
ois numbers 49, A. 81 81 81 S. ST. 10 6l 81 60 II, ~ a.
CentTes also, Lots numbers a. a. 49, ST. g. 60, u
Lyn1st also Lots numbers 81 IS Bufaost also Lots
nuTben11, 81, 6 81, Is o. on East Fronts; also, Lots
numbers %, e5, ST. 60, H. West Frontst alss Lots
numbers A. 49, IS A. 49, So East Third-st also, Los
numbers 80, 81, % Esgles also Lot number o. on
LaIk-st; also Lots numbers II, S. - Swanst Lot
number a. Canary-st; Lots numbers So g. i ~ ~ -
s. So s. &C. 6S 10 r. Doyest; Lots numbers s. %
s. S. o. 60, Ployersi Lo,s numbers D g. ~ u, 20
~, ~ 10. 81, e. on Deer.st.
Also Is teet OF the front of Lots Nos H. 49, IS H. 70 on
West TLirdst also lots Nos l0o lO2 Cenres, and Ms
o. l0 Lark ST. in block f0 sso, Lots Nos 10 III Cana
rys also Lots Nos % a. IS Is in block 81 also all the
night title and interest Russell H. Neyins Of and 70 the
north part block No. ssh Fast Fouhst being 100 feet
front by 10 feet deep the north part OF block No i West
FOurtbt being 100 front by 40 feet deep the north
part OF block No III being leo feet front by 30 fee: deep
viii be cold public auction TO close concernl RI the
Merchants Exchange in the city OF New1ork the ih
day of November A. d. 1852 at y o'clock noon OF that
day Terms Csshl0 per payable the day OF sale and
the balance fifteen days thereafter when deeds will be de-
hveTed.
Maps Of tho property may be had At the Office Of COLE
L Chiffon, AuctoneeTs, No. Wall-st. -
RUSSELL II. NEVINS
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......ocT 2
Cleared.

yhp-F w Bo1ns Isndss San FrsDc.eo jane. smith Son
snsapore Cro~ei Eeugss,J T. Smith fsaed b0vesad Ne"
ORLEANS, 7. p Stanton. - r, 4, r. ..
BarIs-verrop, savAnnh Stare CHAIRMAN Co Aze
No., ekfnss Turss Sesmfh Som Oys, spa, BAIT
,ao,e n w Fs, q Co; Ac, T1etOn, smith, Mobile. salsss
C,esrnan 4 Co; T. J souhsrd Small, he-slna j. W. ESei
4
Rnss-Penslop- tPrus- OIhoE Hull Tho,lpson Heuhsn'
Monte Csto wass, Jsosonve, W ingss Blooner, Al
CsTdenas Iadd Church hehsonne, Chaibean Portland, j.
". Elwel Co.
sehooDers- Columbia Winslow, soro sinses esfan CO.
tesres HEM, hppehy Mobile j. W Elwe' Col Helene, Gnf
sns Charleston. L hccresdy CO. LaaAItne, Tyler W.
rnnqtoU l. BcCresy chi Elizabeth, SawyeT, Key West
Brode Pes Empire Smith, Aerand-a g., siarsess Clear
mar Co Juis l. Nancy, Itteon, NeSber9, r. l. Mitchell
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcxER, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORN EORECLOSURE SALt

il Olive three.story brick HOUSES and LOTS on t2ds,
at Aucton-ANTH0NY J. BLEECkER VIII sell az Auc-
tion on TUESDAY, Oct 10 1882 u o'clock at the Msr
chants Exchange under the direction OF PHlLO l. hOu
GLES referee the follow ing valuable property, VIZ
OK 42d-sTREEr-Fve tree-story brick Houses ana hps
of Ground situated the south SIDE OF ildt between lo
9Th and 10Th avs commencing rs feet west OF the lUthsv
tie lots are each in size Is feet front Md rear y % le
in depth the houses each 20 feet by about 10 ee
IN depth $50 !, :, :. a., Al.
42dt is 100 feet in width ard s severed; also the
Leading 10 and ON which the Crystal Palace is about
being erected remain on bond and mortgage on
each house and lot il desired for years For Maps and
hLer particulars apply to the Auct0neer No Broads
PHILO 4. RUGGLES, ESD, Referee.
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ALBERT ii. NIcoLAY, Auctoneer.

TVIOICE LOIS on yIst-st., IOoth-st., I23d-st.
" and lS4th-st, Harlem, al Aucuon.-ALBERr II.
NlCOLAf will sell on WEDNESDAY, Oct n, at l2o'clock
Of the Merchants Exchange
lots on the south side Of ol.tst between the
5h and 6thAy y feet front and and 100 feet deep
lo9IH-sT-l lot the north side of 08thst 2Jxl0O 25
feet of 5th -av
lot on the north side Of ds betw It'll and 9th avs
2JzlC0
ITHsT6 lots the south eide Of lSith-st 25xlo0 be-
tween the 5th and 6h-ays.
Terms Of all the above ots, easy and titles ndsputabe
For further particulars, apply 10 the Auctioneer No -
Wali-st. (dol
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G>or7, Hs,bsl, ~, Hsrrtp p,ssy NJ Ra..el
a. H~.ev r. Rohcsf r. Eooh. JAM ~ - Two cbsl-
NJ -, peii-rk Ifrf Rrhert -'eweft l. Q 80 ~ 49,
sreo. q A Deuire, o. :. y ,..-as, A C.rn,s.eu l.5-
lo,. csfAa1se fsgs'fe Yer q II ne, ",
49,, sng lsdy W. Be7ffaud. Mr. Conn ". ~ q,
ds0sfef - - adv Mr. Thoapeon End lady, j. Bt1o,
1siSoef u y,,4-s1urr w More. Ar. Wilson. NJ syrea C.
erorne X Laibrop. $ hoho- a " DoNn NJ SUM- '1''
-, ri ~ me. and 100 10 the second CABIN
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ALsERr II. NrcoLAy, Auctioneer
SALE of % BEAlI LIE VI

DEREMPTORT SALE OF ~ bEAl LIE W
II BUILDING LOTS and COTTAGE SITES n tle
PLEASANT VILLAGE OF wEsTCHEsFER' N. l. "
ALERT II. NICOLAY will sell ct Auction on MON
DAY Nov g. at O'clock the beautiful village OF " est
chester. ~ Y, on the ground:
81 desirable building Lots and Cottage Sites % tee1 mont
sud rear, and loc deep.
Westchesters one OF the pleasan, and dourishins
Villages West ,h,stor County, and Is only III miles from
the city o. Nev-York by the Harlem Railroad. - .
THIS beautiful property II within i've minutes wAs OF
The rropo@d New-YOr and ewhochele Railroad wnich
WI, 20 into oudTutOn shortly. Stages regularly every
dsy a. and from this place ard the Harlem Ralrcod dep6
The sround neaEy level and sufficiently elevated 10 80
eurr ubrious sphere, and tie soil VI the st
quality ,,, - Ill, Al, =,
40 vc,rv The convenience OF access from the city,
grther with the healthy location and excellent neghbor
hood an combine TO make this an exceedingly desirable
sifhe-tora een,lenans country residence, or tor
he mechanic and worsngnan IS well - safe and prontbe
for CAPITALISTS the property IN the vicinity
rr ard will continue 70 Tike and must rapldly ncrease
in value Title in5isputSbe ., - -. a. a..
Terms-lO per cent and the Auconeers res on me Gay
of .e AZ ner cent on the Sth OF December when me
SeTs Wi, be- delivered and the balance can remain ON oohn
and mortgage for three years al per cent w lVPer cent
erd The Auctuneers fees the day oi sue sho e
in monthly rssnens Of 10 per cent each, unt' Ie "noo
discount Of e per cent viii be made on oil lots bought
Mas and full particulars De obtained Of the Aue'
free excursicn by the Harlem Railroad will De nSde on
thc soe 'rckets be Obtained free OF charge,
or sr5lvrr 10 j. v Hutschlsr Esl No IS ChAthains ST.
on IN he Auctio ueer No. 20 Waist
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ca n View Bedford cd ships Desdernous, EIs Paeae
John Coese.ha (o Fsirhayel) Norton NOrh Pac oak
A. ParSer. new Tsber Pacific Ocean- .-,,,ottt.
Rark President f Westpo 81 Mchaes Sep, J. haa <''
s1oken-May g. AT 81 " w bra March ReJn'd'' y
sep j. n we,tern leland, Winthrop, woodward fAha''a'
Az - lat 81 y, lon &C W. Scion Smith, wesPort' clean
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A. NJ MERwIN, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO--Trade

NfOlns, TaFAIOW
GREAT CoLLEcTIoS or Books, FORMING BARTLETT
WELFoRD's SPLENDID STocK.
TUESDAY, Oct. &, al 81 7. VI.
sixth DAYS SALE-Comprising choice Books N ancient
and modern hstory-Biography Voyages and Travels &c
For particulars see catalogues at Sales Room.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, and following evenings
The LATE MAJOR DoUCLAssS LfsRARY.-A choice and
rsre collection Of Illustrated Scientific Theoogca and
Miscellaneous Books from the Library of the late MAJOR
Douglass LID Catalogues will be ready on the LIST OF
November.
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Ry TelPRTaDh.

pOsTON Oct a5-No arrivals day CD ships Lsneft, RIO
Jsueiro Cysnci Osspec New Orleans barb Gay
head Cape schrs John Tyler Port su frne Charter Oal
New lofk RetunedBark Douglass, Which sailed Jesiiefd
uofnna cor San Francisco having sprung leak.
INV ORLEANS, oct s5-Arr ships aaaeonsus and Mary
CIoelor New YoTt Russell Glover Nc~bufypod.
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I United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
II BY EDWARD STAPLETON and CEPHAS H. MOB.

FirstThe or firm under which said partnerships io
be conducted ia EDWARD SrAPLETON.
SecondThe general Of the business 10 be trans
acted the manufacturing aud dealing in Hats Caps Stss
Goods &c.
Thrd-Tbe name of the general partner interested therein
IL EDWARD STAPLETON, who resides In the city 4
NewYok and the of the special partner "a CEPHAs
II. NORTON, whose place of residence is also hs city Of
NewYork.
Fourth-The amount of cspal which said special partner
has contributed 10 the stock thousand
Dollars, In cash. 49,
Fith-The said partnership is to commence on this twelfth
day OF October 1882 and to terminate on the LIST day Of &
uafy 1886 EDWARD STAPLErON
New-York Oct - 1882. CEPHAS H. NORTON
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,eson at ilee and 100 bosh. Mansdeld Ohio a ~
AZ l51c with s.ies Of 1900 bush COIN y nt
- IA, rr;ccs s.e beter; 700 bush Western Iai1si
A. re BARLEYis at &c 0T Wscousn aaa 20. - ~, no
tyvc-,o,ged 500 b1shcls changed hands Ino'7 '
,.l.r Of four roWed.
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from our Corre.rondeni.. ]

PHILADELPHIA Oct sSEref- hrs LavInll JAM ket h
On New York NJ Row and Rsynor, do Geo Ems Thatcher
Eat Greenwich r. Flower. Chapn Portland Dart somsrs sa
km kedron Lake Pawtuoke " Chester Corson, Cape MAY
CkaTed Honc 81 JsTo de Cuba brg nta Hlrr
salem bari sesh Atkins Boston .ohrs w Erycss son West
colt Providence; Expedite. Racket New Lonlon; Cheste
Corrou Yot kcdron Lake Hyde Point sally Ann Watson
salem Propeller SHARK Weller, New lofk.
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dozen double spd ,hcoqus-ter Patent be6stssaS ~
nate article y B-The stock srse aud VIII snord goa
onportury for TIE trade a. well individuals az
house furnishing articles Catalogues ready on ,iic
OF sale and no po~tponeuent any account oVo1s
and SHIPPED n : moderate charge.
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rVHE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or

Il gained under tire laws of Pennsylvania with capital
Of 100000 propose eEbaTsing IN the Manufacture OF
Railroad lion, at Johnsoun. Pennsylvania The location
they have secured oilers advantages supenor seondenty
believed 20 sy other tins country. Iron Ores SENT
btunIous Go al Limestone, and nearly every article equr-
ed for the Manufacture OF Iron exist IN nexhaustee quant
ties On spo auc these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point now occupied for the manufacture OF Iron The Penn
syvana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
city and cross each other the spot where the mineral
veins are thoroughly opened out and wmch location
for IT'S other advantages fucty Of manufacturing and
vicinity TO popuous borough has been selected Tor the e.
Enlistment Of aosd Iron Works, and for the erection OF
ether blast IN addition 10 those now In opera
rrse which ofers recommending profit the low
prices Of before the OF the last months
and which promises lie very lucrative while anything like
present rates prevail and also OF Railroad Companies des
fous making .eucnts for Iron Rails 10 be delivered
in l953 IL called % this enterprise
Pamphlets uncer the signature ofhe Practical Iron Mer
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this properly and who ID procure additional subscp-
out with safety and spirit business requir
INK aIEe cash capital he had the Office Of the Agent
for the Prov. slOual Company. SIMEON DRAPER
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finanrial.

HONESDALE and DELAWARE PLANK
-. hoAD Co.-The Directors Of the Hsnesa,e and Dela
-. ssnk hoed Co. have this dsy declared dividend o.
se.I Tor the H<, months payable TIE Merchants
~ by The Treasurer the sSth inst, from
"a sSFssr Broadway and wal-sf on the sSh ins tom
HonesSJ. os, 70 ,s,, 4 4. RUSS ELL, Treasurcs.
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Sales BIZ Aurtioil.


THEODORE LENT Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE.-THIS DAY, Tuesday,
"A Oct &C. at 10y O'Clock, at No rs Wakerst, next TO
Broadway TO close estate the Whole OF the Furniture III
ead house consisting of Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut
Beeseeds Bureaus Center Side aud Gard fables: Bed
ding Blankets Paintings Cutlery, Clocks, China &C &c.
Sale positive, without reserve.
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Watrhes, JeweIrp, Sc.

WATCHES and JEWELRY.-SQUlREa
W BROTHER, Nos 81 Futon-st. and 1872 Bowery, wosd
call the attention OF their friends and caousn
that visiting the city II they in want Of hne God
Watch such Bessley Tobias Cooper Taylor, and Oa
celebrated makers; OF Silver Ware such a. korkS Spoo
Tea-sets or Gold Jewelry, &c, that prepare
better than 10 sell the abovemt ntioned goods on
most reasonable Our stock is large and well stler
az regards taste cheapnes and durability Oar moo
raned as represented Your custom is most cordially pS
cited
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HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

Il COMPANY of the CITY OF NEw-Y0Rk, csaA-
hshed 1851 at No. l73 Canalst. Branch Orice, No y
Broadway OF Wallst, opposite Trinity CharA
-Insure Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furatae
Vessels IN Port and their Cargoes &C. against oss
age by fire. JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
Moses @. LEONARD, Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDlNc, Surveyor
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spoken. &c.
Whalers.

OF g. f7 paboai yEzas at. &c hrs shsToct ,-ol
PM sdelpb Tor Portand day from c'pe May Hal Teen DIV
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=. Cotton, Auctioneer.
and AD0RTtN GAZE n,

FNvLION Anctloneer.
I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of CAB
IL met FURNITURE, CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASSES, kc- kc-On WEDNEs-
Beekrsn ard 81 Anns Will be sold a. Public Auct,ou the
largest ook Of Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinet Furaru
that has been offered this IL vii comprise rch Ms
kossny, Rosewood and Black Walnut Furniture of every
hind and quality, consisting part Of Mahogany Warirsbes
Book Csss Secretary and Mahogany French and Gothic
Mahogany Msblesop Center and Card Tables Rosewood
and Baet Walnut Extension do Dressing Bureaus and
and Basement Furniture large French Plate lssses gIpe
nor Hair Hsrt1ssses all Paiaxe. Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Carpets OIL Cloths ehly carved voire
and ROCKING Chair. styles and pAterrs Aso an
nvs'es Of Gis ssa Aaaesany osssa fsm sssler Ala
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R. c. KEMP, Anctioneer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.-Lal

E'LECANI tURNlI URE.-Largea aud posi-
IL i've Sale Of superior Rosewood Mahogany and OAK
Furniture of the stclass manufactured by Of oil
established cabinet makers who Is retiring rothe bust
ncss and VIII dispose Of the whole stock
serve. close the
r. c. KEMP Will sell AZ auction on THURSDAY, at 10Y
o'clock at the No SO Broadway between Spring
ara Puncest very large and splendid assortment of Cab
met Furniture al OF the very best quality and which Will
be positively sold wlout rsrye. and presents Op
porruny for the trade hotel and housekeepes supply
then selves with the desirable description OF goods
The Furniture has all been made the best and sub
stantla manner Tor eity custom trade, and OF
large and splendid assortment Of richly carved Rosewood
Mahogany, OAK and Black Walnut PaTlor, D nlng-room
Library ard Chamber Furniture. comprising every article
elegance and utility usually found N the large and ih
OnAbe furniture aud Will be found partcu-
larry worthy Of the attention Of honsekeepers-
Catalogues may be had the day before the sale the
No $50 Broadway Of the Auctoneer No IS Ses
san-st.
Goods purchased to 60 out Of the city be packed for
shipping e. q reasonable charge.
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pnssenrcrs Arrived.
srsflrusr AtEAS1s....

D. hart Hssrv Barb,ct from LoAdOnev J. Hi s ard s6Y
u.sssr- HTnsnn John Hr Msss Mary and hdhs Hlef
Robot Hsdd, Esq
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Carpetinas, Oil Cloths, Sc.

NARPETING and OIL CL0TIIS-RE.
~ MOvAL.-WM. McGRORTY wishes to inform hs
friends and the public that he has removed his stock from 20
IS6 William e. TO No. l42 Broadway He has on band
large and weselectrd Of every description Of Car
petnss and Oil Cloths &c. which he viii Dispose Of
Wholesale and RETAIL reasonable terms No la2 brss$
way, three doors from Lbery-st.
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PEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-Is.

~ surance Buildings, corner of Wall and WI Glnss,
OMees Noe. 10 and II, ground hoor.
This Company having their Capital Of $4,000 pad n
IN ees ard securely invested prepared TO insure ls
loss and damage by Gre on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that aey pay,r
interest the stockholders the OF per cent per a.
mum. -four itls Of the remaining profits are TO De dy n
among the assured in scrip, beagns interest, which scrp
10 be redtcmabe Ia cash whenever tie amnae p,cs.
AID capita, shall amount 10 Sl,Oo0oO0
TRUSTEES;
Jos Gsillsrd, Jr, John A. stephens, :. s. How,ani
Jas. VI. Waterbury, james Warren, stephen Wa,ney
George Curtis. Arthur Leary. Dan. b. Fearos'
George I. Adte, ". W. Hamilton, VIM h. Rssssl
d. ). Kennedy, Dcnning Duer, Aug. e. Dosnlsz
Jobn J. Aston IT, John Steward. Jr., q. B. LAmAr
Fred A. Delano. Robert h. Mlncun, WIN. III. A.uinx.s
James C. Bel, Reuben WitheFs, VIM. r. Dgacaa
Daniel Drake Smith Edward C. Center, Chas H. Rgasoll
Fred q. Foster, josiah OsSsS Isaac Townsend
Peleg Hall, Robert ;; mone; ,,o,,,,
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WILLIAMS, STEVENS Il WILLlAMS's
w GREAT ANNUAL SALE of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN PAINTINGS.-At the National Academy of
Design. No 66S Broadway opposite Bond-st. NewYork,
on WEDNESDAY, 9th, THURSDAY, 18th, and FRI
DAY, 18th inst.
Mesns WILLIAMS, STEVENS WILLIAMS beg
leave their first Great Annual Sale Of Paint
ngs by American and Foreign Artists Of distinguished rep
ton include, among others the works of Durand
Huntington Doughty, ROssiter Oddie, Clifford Inness
RaIney Rembrandt, Peale Annelh. Carter Grey Beard,
Poole, Sidney Percy Hubner Hicks, Cropsey, Edwin
White Sontag Cole Gray, Church &C. and to close
.gnments number of hgh cost Paintings in store
In announcing thi, sale, 10 which they confidently invite
the OF the public and purchasers all parts Of
the United States they propose 70 place before buyers
penor class of pictures richly fremed, which have only
been obtained pryste purchase the breaking up
gentemens galleries and to present from time to time
Dagueueotype 1t Of the state Of modern
this side the Atlantic While the cooperation of leading
artists already secured ia guarantee Of works which, in
the ordinary purchase and sale would rarely be
open the great body OF connolsseur Il Is believed that
the plan will fully meet the wishes Of buyers
the artists benefits equal those the public
must derive from such exposition.
Catalogues wil be ready and tie pictures exhibited
above and after the 18th inst. 2,NJl