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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
MAINE on he Min Question.-The

MAINE on The Main QuestiOn.-The
Moral Suasion' journals have given up publishing
returns from Town Elections in Maine but The
Fountain and Sentinel trempenncel continues
the practice. Its latest report foots up
Towns which have voted to sustain the Law. 40
Towns the other way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
bi'iueu -----. y
The Boston Post-a Rum oracle--says:
"FRuIrs OF TIE MAINE LAw.-At Portland o, o.
Tuesday afternoon, George McKeon, hcted oy -
wife resisted the officers who went " seize his W %
and cut policeman Francis G. Loring ON the foreneI
with bstcher-knife. The policemen hnally knoeLs-
Mckeon down 18th their biines, woundng hun 'eTe'V
IN the head, and took him TO the waich-house.
Now just suppose McKeon had been 0sae,'
and somebody had grabbed him as fugitive s'A'ss
when, excited by his wife, he had gore al '''
officer with butcher-kniie and been badly Dea''-
therefor, who would have caught The f"a ~
claiming that as Fruits OF the Fugitive s''''
Law ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
n Ten righteous would have saved a

city once and punctua adesman should host
of rrocrastinaion Assuming this be logic GREEN, No.
Aston House, for many sins OF omission in the branch
OF trade 70 which he belongs His unequaed Shirts made
promised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
AN ESTABLISHMENT OF TwENTY-sEvEr


YsARs SrANDiNe.-More than quarter OF century has
passed since the firm of W. T. JENNINGS Co founded the
shionabe ready clothing business In the city OF New
York They the pioneers Of the trade and the stand
they took the has ever since been main
tsinsd-vhs tasf sir"s s. y PseHs Una asnhH g
season they have made than ordinary PREPARATION
Their assortment of cassimeres boadcloths vestngs and
fashionable fabrics has been selected with the ut
most carr from the stocks Of the first manufacturers In Eu
rope The superior elegance OF their resdymade clothing
and the stamp Of fashion impressed upon every article they
make order sell have long been proverba
w. T. JENNINGS L Co.'S place OF business is a. No. 81
broadway. (American Hotel)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
n Ladies wonder how it is that G. M.

~ huuicS Wohuci INV III 10 1hos W Ava
BoDNs sells Dry Goods much cheaper than other stores
particularly his Grape Shaw and Silks for he IL certainly
ceiling plain and embroidered Grape Shaws at 10 aud
IL dolais rich and elegant Spring Silks for only 81 81
and per yard Summer Silks very low Bareges and Bar
Deans the richest and most unique designs and coos
Chales, Printed Muslins and Summer Poplus and Para
so Dapery Musns all at corresponding low prices Every
description Of Domestic Goods manuacturers prices at
No 323 Grand -ut, corner OF Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
EY Mantillas, Shawls, Laces, Silks,

Grenadines, Donna Maria Grenadine Tissues Bareges,
DE LANES rch printed Jssones and Muslns and every
variety Of rch fncy goods selected especially for the best
city retail trade For sale generally a, reduced and all at
very low prices, BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Gr.,r,. BAzAAR.-The summer is pre-

socious but GEss keeps with the o. sea
IadeS and Misses Hats Boys Caps and Hats hght ana
elegant Psrao delicate and unique Fans Se &C. 10,
~ H. Rsyssr The Partisan fashions for June may already
be found there Young France and Young Aness may
appear day in Broadway and on the ~
The French capital and GEsINs Bazaar almost Al tue
same prices GESISs Bazaar, No Oh broadwaJ' ."
Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
u Warnocks, Hatters, No. 275 Broad

way, Irving House) respectfully remind gentlemen IN
Zach of sshonabe Hat that they located az above
Thev deem no improperly that their long estao
shsd reputation and the popularity Of taeir are
ample guarantee for the style and character oil hsn IL AL
Sisnes efnanafinR from them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

r Housekeepers and others in want OF
Bedding Bedsteads &C. would do well to cali at WILLARDs
old established Warerooms No, $50 Chatham-st corner OF
Mulberry where may be found the largest assortment Oh
articles In hia line ever offered 70 the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

T We recommend the Ladies who
- - ,.t ouycsased their summer Hats TO give Mr.
Young cs ct his new store No 92 Bowery ltsdecdedy
the cheapest store the city He keeps the best
That can BE- fsundn fact is now proverbia that wnat
You cannot get fashionable In the straw ne you are
Sure 10 eet at YoUNG's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

n FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. No ISL Nassau NevyYork
md Nc. I42 Wsshinaon-st- Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

GLORIOUS English Imperial Three
ply Competing of gorgeous and gtterng coors
UNIQUE mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited al
No 50 Bowefy, HIRAM ASDERsoSs. Also Amencar
threepy Carpets and 81 per yard of elegant ne"
spriug STYLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

T English Floor Oil Cloths, "a feet
WIDE elegant Marble Scrsl and Mosaic figures ofSatn
finish, at No SO Bowery, HIRAM ANDERsoss. Also cog
pieces Of beautiful Floor Oil Cloth in widths at 26 81 S6
and Al per yard and upward the most extraordinary bargains
ever offered in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

20 All suffering from diseases of the
chest make one trial Of Dr. WATTss Nervous Antidote
mai bottle can be had without cost if proves unayang
IL so certain In its immediate action upon the lungs that
small uia bottle can be had without payment if II proves
useless Then obtain pint bottle and recovery certain
j PyNE No IL Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

w Window Shades, from 25 cents to.
$40; Lace Curtains from 81 to $2o Muslin Curtains from
Is cents to s. Also, all kinds OF Trimmings for Curtains
and Shades reduced prices Dealers and others can find
the best assortment in the city kelly FERGusoN No.
1894 Broadway No. 81 Reads st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
w ANDREWS q LANPHIER, Merchant

the SEASON The place to obtain such articles is at No
Ioa Bowery Lghness elasticity and cheapness combined
An the Zep6yr Undegament often and highly recon-
mended BY Physicians OF health They deserve
= trial A RANKIN L Co, Importers and
Manufacturers, No. lO4 Bswery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed to Nos and Merchants Exchange the cor
Ger of Wall and William SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

CRYSTAL PALACE AGAIN.--Patent
came a. were exhibited at Worlds Fair at No 80 Bow
cry, HIRAM ANpEksoNs. Also Pardoe's, and Csosey
Sons English Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels CsTpehns
Of magnificent new styles Theyw be sold remarkably low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Delegates to WING National Convention.

TOT tHA-L T''I7I0t' u 111''~''
Scott I3 Fillmore ); To hear from ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

RICH CARPETINGs.--PET &
HUMPHREY, No S79 Broadway corner Of White-st, have
last received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant assortment Of
nch Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Carpetng, SURPRISING any,
hing before In this country patterns entirely new,
exclusively and for sale full 10 per cent less than
other stores selling similar goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Disasters &c.

b,s Wnrr CiorB at Wilmington n c. from Boston for Mobile
(leore reloted tue sOh sept IN lat 81 40 lons H. wmd
irregular running kno he'd her her beam ends started
time On de,s and Tor the Rs,eIsn Of e The % wes cat
loors a &c where be bore Tor Wilmington where she
Rs H,s,,co at Salem from Para on SOh sept So
cus 10 cNrtrelecd hurricane Lost fore and munopmt aud
s,erythius stuAehed
Los o, Sss steamship Union Charleston
On Monday the nh, G. Loo oIt " sw distance twenty
tel With the bns Percy, Captain Young IRON Dafen Tor
New lort, humber, aud took the CAptun AMI
Captain iouus sis'e that on the 10Th Sandy n the fore
SAFE the hrs was thrown on hef nco aud when te
she gicd III OF water Nothing Vrd but
The Captain, quadrant and coihe. the
but Warren Me- IA ssl and about 90 uns burden
CAfT.ts MsiilL Of hr H. L. scranton New Orleans from
SEAL rIosts vessel ahore on Racon Point supposed o he
the Ls shp ~h~h Nas re- en'S towel b. cvsnae can rom
pensss d ntcndedic The stton GA shP bland shoals bat
cot sdu duk Sole and went shore at the above
Bns Ass Mss' bion hss been pasohs ed BY hoase m Sa
lem. Where be arrived i+th INST
North Pa,6, whale o. hcry ty Ne John n and Ch2ies
JCue,. She Wi he &C rninandedby CAPT. P',rsOa
OSL ,u4rsrH and he arrived
od at au ion at New BEDFORD BY q Bourne at
I,l at eop on SATURDAY schooner Hey
wsd We ashore Town Creek March The bs Ajes
arted hrs ais and driven the ship Socne bns
w ro to Wish hcr tow cham secured The shp
a Ads What ,haans III OF her eoVper, and Der
Adses Nh.r. had bVe Panched troush Toe
Gen Cle ~ s c,Vns injury. The
.ted be- t and sot aosl the schooner sen Ssrs
s,, tlc ih' safboatd sde OF the hner and tinshp
i,,eNus ,,nr .ett nLry.
SHn NlHs 1t'SR Ses tIansco 9Th an eHPerenoei
ccor q halt ~nd- aid heavy sse on the passage Jua -
hat ~ o. ia 81 ID. tus The bead II The sbse
N,,. sale S.n tie W s, .a. g. July va ,trucs hy
ieNy tie stai board how whsh knSked down al
beths he 6ies'ue that s- The dalce
hO1e si nAes shortest dr tAnoe N the Is
S-uay el the ic toW TO
H,in l. 10 SW, dong coRide ,be damage 10 ssi'
Ts's s.Sr,os Wish le Key Wet loh u for 81 MAJ. lost
he NrcNsi and went into Cedar Keys an de-s IN the ga' O. Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Whalerx.

SD in New bedford shp Nsrf. faAc ooeaa; a,k Va yarA
Ilftn, a.
beo~ vsuen IS,h HSasurHn caaaPsn irom New fe 4,
o whaling SD 18th shp be. Ku b. Muarv. of y W. Coast
AT ANGsesss Islands IN jay, bari NEsr Sasury, o. B. on
Salso scFt l. Ap American Lace fSsniuele, % cruise
e lfela Csri. lcr shp Hsfyes 81 Nsutusk r-yst.
Ast CsoAus lsCo los has at a. ~as
hfiEs = al aone.
lisd S@a1~sh lana Ana ", reports Aur
~ Jsin Cafhc@gt BriOft ron ne Aoe
lurc IS ,Ssn ea me soaBd q sln-ss u al
he, oG,cs So ke sAI Gosonda, iSSskesy wade. Fo-
csAci.S Hsg a Bo-rness hoic, "a NmoJ Carey. Y
~ Jsacs lCIv ASssy Nar NJ IT, J. and reet. th,f
slA<s Pscny toe AScisc Weather AL a>,l-r-
kite heia shp Wa Reach. Aar--sa 81 Farasses rru,rt.
Les ssrt. iss3. - ht. &C. 9th l0o hi-. q. ~
Ar. Ss1 fSco sept Am q sag Hsrboe rs,
8 o.I rs sto tA rsh; ~hE "a sai 100 .ss 80
sir IA Acaas, Skch knsed al Saa Frsscu SEPT frox
". tosst. Hskes TIE fosoJzx Ny -. % RaSss
Gt. sas, nHrT sokcy. Ses BedfoSd ....
Jsc a. Dspe CsD %. whass. Ca9 C5c norte& h.vlss
ksn re- ASs pc Gus, JoAe ~sas cos-. Se~ s~rd vs.
vkaes AtsHst = fosahlixs, D<- Hone-s bo4 whslss
tbs toasoni ErpSrses Peaks Ns~ Bsd wkass Hsro Nc
Csiy ssnierke; rhse snd esch the three nal
sesses tale ~Ase the Nh hssy snj Bro~a
be May and ssssr Fegorted hssuf tsteB NJ s Asogf
Jog ie heeos Jseey Of hysue whales l6sh, Isss Lsr
" hsyey, kssiuTkrs, vAsiss
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Snokcn, &c.

sf a. Of Qua E,T L< vas sesn sp' Cen O1A y an %
80 ~ ftr ps company, wAue name, enf rot
s-fereS al r-s-uz fr cat key Bank with ieA IA a
y ~ ..ssn,rr Crescent CT Il AeV Orcans
~, so s at &c Dr. sp lockwood from L ef7ooi io' IN
f,I,s % M 60 lon 81 big Aha Pratt, from SeV efsns 81
RordeauJ &C., g. n..-..~ Co- 49, Vol
e. o. ID srasrs sf siin u "a her p
a.. 10 4, u y ~ Fsoves FROM Mfza;sn '1r sin fan-
- "a -,.-.n.ers a distress, supg<-d vita F1vlons
and waief. - II Dit n. 3 Ill.,
IN, e,5sev \ ~ Nry va h'nolu . d'y- of ga ffan-
80 % uass.rers siorf n prov sFed wa elas' Tor
1s 49, nv ib- Trrnroyue - SEA franaco IAN a Nho t'E
frt m ihe /. X cci hei Iassen-ers.i
Tuurto Tor Oregon NJ, ~
e,rf q 800 : W ron s'n a1tiso sta hf-haa Aieh
from San Frar,isso days, oT Sh.nsh1e
srt II 20 us v Of the H-ad.. hrs Oayi I'm sa f'an1s'o
81. co. ~ 10 oa Il. .p conarine, Daryrr from Liverpool
FOR NsWloTE
81, r. M a. on &c, .hP Isaac Wright Abel rom Liverpool
oet , t = g h = - sip American Of w'-ease) sasa
Gets. irc n HaliDofe Tor NV Orcan-
for Potion
&C EartuLei ship St George from New Io't o' Liver
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From our Core pondents.l
KEY WEST, Oct ,, 1852
ss Of the 22d Aus sth SEPT; and 2d sept for Charleston
the gh bringing ponlcnce a. fdyr 3D. beau
tul postal arrangement made with NJ Modca Of Charlie ton :
f Of $1,000 clause IN the contract allows
tbs contractor withdraw the fan months and
Ine aus yces IN her pace very lame clause and "hch
,lod have Teen allowed Is Government ne dag the
zane the Of steam more the jaug any
oet pnn the year, hom the TACT that there les "nd an
whom get news rs IN ne Eiu We
l, ~ til may raen out OF the bill, before
uItitei ny tctu
lie ,lp Ben Il Mn spsrs hiied and nie
ar, as pou She has been fhcd 90 The and
f.ndd iaklns sai. and resug ere
lr od ir complete Der cf- aud NJ bier Tor SCI
The tat .lfper will NV days Tor New lofA he 81
re,f reg,h sfoCO sou saNsge and ePn., es
Bowttv ., s23to0 My BlhCAfNE
IhILADLLIhlA I5-afk Echo. Howe. Boston, schrs
NsH d,lt I4,y etlwn; X A. Burton, LINGO Salem w "
hfs stLl. Ne~ r. Ibomas NeN Haven God
ItLio Litok'it d Butter Ehheiis, New YORK sdney hnl
hole. BudgeIo; Wa hngton Bab,ok, Esg Harhof stewart
ClnIlcl Ryan HahN, Note-ter, Rhode, Providence l.
stvsai. Ioon brooklyn E,ho, Lowdn, New York Charles
stt,u Ncf View Raven James A. yard, Thomp Brton
AL,a I,.y horwth steamers londes Geen New iork Md
de "a ny Dc.
,ut.-bait Gem Neteron Boston; BIS rruma Bake, d.
solu Wa bHsten Bab,o,k New fOt Henry Payon CroNel
Iuion Chas. Sieison Miller Bn1sepofti l. StueVtn Coron
Nummsluigh Catoi, Ntleton BO'ton, a A BUard ThOnp
fal Ryet Butter, Tlbet Boston; Liberty, Williams, RoS
tuy, W NJ Bare stutts Saicm T. H. Burton Lingo do Geo
LIN, ElanssWoIth, New York
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$250.0O0 S SAN 1 FRANGlsC ., Wa VA


bolds OF n GO IN coupons payable senl-anuuay IN
the City of NewYok, redeemabe on LIST November iSo<
The UNDERMINED III silent OF the Mountain Lake w aver
Cotpany of the City of San Francisco IN the state Oh O
iforna sealed proposals at the Office OF lss
DIAS THOMAS No. 81 " all-st. IN the City OF New-
Work until ThuTsday the 4th day of November 1872 ct
O'clock T. NJ for the whole, any part OF the above
mentioned Loan which VIII bear interest at the rate OF
10 pcr cent per Gnnum, payable semi-annuay IN the Cy
OF k.wYok and be redeenabe the Let day OF Noyen
Der, 1862 "a the same place. o.,
The udesigned will avail himself OF the usual privilege
of REJECTING conditional bids, ind Of declining such as ne
may dee IA adv lntsfeous.
Bios should lie directed Proposals for San Francisco
Water Bonds" and - mt 10 the subscriber
Twenty per cent and the premium VIII be payable on
tie dfy ater opening tie bids and the balance, with
interest may be pgd the option OF the bidder any
time before day of February next thus giving capt.
tass opportunity 10 most reliable and penA
n, without precipitstely disturbing their
LIanC4Hl Arrangements.
Tie DEBT created by the ssue OF these Bonds for the
pun Of paying the sy pipes and fixtures,
tln sufficient being eady provided for the purpose
building tie dams reservoirs, laying the pipes, and COM
pttLg the works; the entire capital OF the Company
lS5OCt0) having been subscribed by the citizens OF san
FuBcsco the subscribers ubracing many Of its most
wealthy and respectable merchants and bankers THIS Is
tie met only debt of the Company and the repay
OF secured by the transfer trust TO james b.
BOND and William VI Burgoyne OF all the property and
tn,hses OF the Company valued al upward OF One NIL
lion OF Dollars
Tie Company have By law the exclusive right Of laying
pipes within the city limits and own by purchase the only
souic6 from which b. introduced INTO the city
Tie sook Of this Company will probably be the best pay
inl stock in the Union.
Copies OF the Laws Reports OF Engineer, with Maps ke
can be had ty calling al the office OF Messrs. DlAS &
THOMAS No. = Wall-st., second sOy.
SAMUEL PORDY, President.
New-York, Oct. 2 1851
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-oFFIcE

~ OF The DAYTON AND CINCINNATI fSgosr
Line RAlLkOAD COMMANDMENTS euteIuher
y, lSo2-hAiLRoAp LETTlSG-SeaIed proposals win be
received Il the Once Of the COMPANY situated n, The
souH slde Of 6th-st, between Man aEd Walnut nntl
NecIefc2y OctOter - lS52 az o'clock P NJ f,r rae
preparation sLc Constructions VI SECTION No OF IA. road az
SAID Company ready tor the supersructge TIL, taa "a
TIE heves; On the Inc, and embraces the excavation Of
t1nhsi measuring sumo x thousand feet leagrh with
hCSseEd ieet - srchtd Approaches Ia ed,tiou and fr
two to iour miles Of the road bed The lob OF IInry ON
tiE ctiou Val D. scsyy, AID the whole Oaers %
DE anG ebeIec eotetors One Of the md
eorIsd Sections OF work offered IA the Wr., T,e
tunnel psssss through sfTLhed blne ns, ne ,d -
duIettd mai and wi be OF width 10 seenuatd ~.
tracks vailed with stone, and zrched with sr:ck The c.
psny d I-s hat the Work shall be commenced "A .1 :.
Io..oe AFTER the eung and completed er the .ar.st rr,
ncAoe enod Other portions 0i the wcrr are Ia eoar.e NJ
Pepsrsnon :or ssfns and II adjusted nay he offered a,
sse tine The Jana and Specifications xi BE- r.s5y for
Espect0n az TINS Oce AZ least two wee "a pyior -
frsy By oEdsr Of ibe Board OF DirectorH - nc %"
SAMUEL II. GoODIS, Pre-idept
JeBs c TBoRP, Secretary.
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Steamship Al lsnstc West Iserpsssl D. X Cc'has "a
SAirs CSgha,e, wilson kAvsnnsh pcrsi 4 aseo II 3
i<ssB GnseI Matters a Co Forvss kas Aea New Or
lssts. J. ". Al~sa & Co
Rsris-Rero Se.eaus Kn<xen Sesraita Ms. e.
ovis<A. l. 9yent~dt eesasekef; Sssssrd ftsS III
ss .'srssso Aisn a Pssol
Byrs-i anter Blown Lsbop Rchsfs-on & ca erlt,
(BStna O;trn fosi3 Platte, POTgs Co be. tBs tsss
s,erey 4. A.. Hssto<.
sloone,s-na.ss 6,ls. B.ts.asv sAason Ls~sea css'
Wiz B. 80 FSsaf&s, r. " fTUpdss tfhses. L<las fes
scs fcSl cbsfch " Wells. Graea Chasles-n l. :;
CrsGsy Co Een Rr4n. ososs s@@ Be,ss sAAstsI Jss
Hsihef, AsefS, br5en. IL IAsaif. w
bosse. fhNceyAs hsck Co Ida Dsaioar. Lssr. Bst
n<I vi Bruna 4 sssh
ofeson. Stages, Pncvdencr
Barge DossAse Slaefhoass. fiizd-ipha J. A n Brissa
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To Mariners.


DASua CoSsvisTE GsStaaL, Lond1n Sept. 81 lSfl
MUS Ec.rF MAsSs,, SrsssBD vs.
In the hts straH,d
Get Coast Jut'snd the b
ccn, ~ ciher means he &c ~h ship
cieW. DC bs he
fosket aIfageifs.
shpwi ed hsrisE - hue ~ allowed
by 81 ksVue tsSk secured ut ne ~ui
bs .na,er hns Boh ens tn,
ecaVc NhCh. ~ the ST.
Wssp be noe t4st board The vessel
rsciiCsbe ofjcT hat char ssb- crr
fle char can row BY hep o. the snail Inc Whh
tosk sisaed ~sIF hsgd t- haaed aad
wsp and the HnaHS0D s the rescue the be as
sst.Al:Le
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H. FAsslSros Auc.oneeT
DY H. CHAMBERLAIN. Store No. 2S3
ID Psarl-st. up-stairA-On MONDAY, Oct a. At 10
O'Clock, An. eco eascs Boots Shoes and Brusans
ANTHONY J. BLEycKyR. Auctoa=or.
n ARCF and IFREMPIORl SALE of ahont

II
IL rs BUILDING LOTS on Ah-sy- 9ith. sjtS, Sch,
9Th sSth and shs in the XIlth Ward q CITY OF New
York az AUCTlON.-A J. BLEECkER win sell at
Auction. on WEDNESDAY, Oct. ~, 49,, a. u O'Clock,
AZ the Merchants ENcAange, the following very desAes
On ehsy-so v uAblc Building Los iocains lscorner
les and fornipg nearly the entire front Of II Blocks Of
Crornd stustce both des Of 9hsy ANA extending from
nefr sd-st. 20 ssth-sL
fontirs m 9Th sSth eith. 9Th, 95th, and 5lt. ts
Ee above Lots ary ell iu sze, beautifully situated
6 necsfe ard 40 the ground i tee from
roeks an level and Gd,0 by nature, they ere admirably
aSnptsd sor Buhius purposes. ,.,, -.
Tie situston Of the above Lots IS mos; desirable beng
sx,-, me h tv erd fice iToa NJ sans and in the I'M
rltiste vcn.ty ard ado ming the HoIse ana bcsitai
Crounds owned formerly occupied BY Colonel Ihotn,
and are W bout doubt lie most chOce ami siraee os for
FrvGte r. SCIENCES tie Island ana y probable there
vi uot be fo some sole OF Rea Estate here such
sa.e profitable and uGcious investment OF caPal can Be
made.
full welartee DEEDS will - gwen.
TIE Terms viii lie liberal 70 the purchasers a. ~ per
C. nt OF the pu.clasc opey Bond and Mort
gsge, for years, at PEI cent. -
For Maps describing the above Property, and more full
particulars. apply 20 th, Auctoneer, No. ! B.oadS.
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Tor AUsTRALIA.-Fare Reduced.-First

Il ship for November, the best month insure favor
sbe assage. The superior Baltimore clipper ship ALI
BUS will sail from HewYork punctuay on 9Th Novem-
this yessel far sua any yet spatch-d Australia and
heng very lofty between decks she offers the best opportu
By 20 intern, diate passengers FaresFrst Cabin SIS,
Second Cabin sz5 Saloon S95 For freight passage APP
Ply TO J. Il. sARDY, No. 50 Southst, to HCOHES
RAW INGS No. 30 West-st,
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MISS ID. A. GARDNER, importer of French
V1 BonIets Gaps aud Flowers, No 400 Broadway, ~ T.,
END No. 1891 Congess-s, Savannah, Ga. -
Miss s.A CONN, Dressniaker. PARIS Fashions No 4os
Broadway.
T1,O the LADlES.-Our Fall Style Ladies'
i Bonusts drab, felt, black AND drab beaver now
ready tor then inspection made from the best stock ~ mar
ket Also large and beautiful stock OF Boys and Chill
drens silver and dr6b Felt Hats and Caps, with pat
tes OF black dsh Fur Hats tor Boys and Misses plain
and embroidered cloth APPS OF every color of the latest
Paris fashions at MONARQUES old establishment, No.
90 BoweIy