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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

VONKFRs.- FOR SAEE-A HANDSOME MODERN
styls cottage house. just Gem ptcad wcll built sad
fnishfd ard oon.sitng eeveo roous Locao7 dmcabe,
sndiEg Gne a0c DOWN the rtv0r. Yoakers
il easy Of ard b. reached BY railroad aud
stesmb0st, at almost every hour during the .ay For
fsIthei particulars. sppiy to JAaks PRICs,
700 H1dson street. near Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

GROCERY STORE. STOCK. FIXTURES AND FOUR
" years for salo good trade which oau
be ineressed la good seihborhosd Apply 70 H.
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The condition Of tho leading departments Of the banks
OF ;iis city NJ four petiois compares IS fcnoss-
L11vs. Deposits Circulation. Sgxcse
june II SEQ $40 6sd soc 07s1Tl - sf2 Ia 500
Avg g.. or S93,Gt5 SIS 40 1856 e,sie 155 f5e
Aug - g Ga22Ts "a iG5 ~ 9I5l 9.J 1864 6l3
Als co.. s9,sGG sol jIsl7s 5S o42t Isl n,ioe IS.
This sherss slight aecsssss In tbs moyenent OF ell the
apartments except specie, which ,hosa increase Of
Si4 "a aa,ps ts week Since the 9th OF August the
easent OF pscie hand has Increased 100, aaa
the linz C aseouats has decreased in tue tine
sI pec aID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

A SUIT OF YURNIsUEO ROOMS TO LET. TO SINGLA
IA eestlenen. without bsard.-A private family 10
from ketropotan Bste would lot as above the soosae
Aoor. communicating With the BATH Co. On rsasonapts
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no MERCHANTS VINO WISH 10 tocAfBA Saotl
GAS gIxTURGs,

IHpuHTrD TFTNcu Gas FIXTURES. THE sun.
scs respectfully sOlitf attention 20 dis lege sssort
osrth 6sercs frc tho beet maAeEs Ia Paris rnt
10 VI the bes. style ard nted Keeps also Trench
circS sad msn,s eieee nea:f, China Bohemian glass
sr<s. end mssit,ni5s. laupa
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EcH SALE on ExcaAnoa sox Peors4TY ~
E.S ss Bfs'tss e - ss ,,s ~.
:ssoi.s .sS suis s.a ss:i sa,iaisss 81:
nsu = Ss .s srss q rss vas ''''
E,os sALs-NAxMoTa NEWFOUNDLAND PUPS or
risr pups ported breed K.s Uhsris
s;.ss ssss s'ss q iasu.
EoR s.Lx-InE LEASE STOCK AID. FIXTURES or
mes The tor :s.s !. shs ins.
Der. 100 CsHtss street.
Eon sALE-rHE FURNITURE TO-. OF AN EsrAB.
,shss ..,sai.s house ed ie.c: Will Nay next fan
M ss.sd'ra Apply a. iei Sats street, sPps
CyoR sALE-A DINING SALOON, SITUATED IN ONE
Of ths most S.snsss II tho sty .ow
presr .isos 60 into ssAer bSsIaess Apply 81 No Ii
Canal sssset aE1F
FURNACE AND MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE
o. as n N.Y.,
the last two ~hich DO iaoreAsd stua
ss' " *. :
saA1 r .
ssa. q sIs asa q TsesisnS aga Stuart Co.
Vi years ssio doing good trade witch o.a
Is v::e, s''A 's'h''rA''1 Apply
TOBACCO CUTTING MACHINE FOR sALE-ons or
&s. used but very short time, and viii be sold
barga,a Apply 70 kIDDE CRAWFORD, I'D Front st.
ITO OWNERS or lots AT RID HOOK POINT.
Broskyn For sale old brick building about Thirty
by forty feet two twelve Inch WALLS aud we'll tim
bored We re%oved imncaiatey apply a. Atlantic Dock
once u Breadway
ITO CARPENTERS OR BUILDgRS-FOR SALE. A
IA brick shop four lease, 1t 500 reut for
lot heree and IL wsnted; stock II lumbsr haud
40 Located good situAtss fer business, and has now
fs sSGs fs sVo a. Sd from s.e %
UALUADLs MARKET FARM FOE SALE I'M vRI
ei.is--Privstely until tno 20th Of September noxt
wheu nct previously disposed Of - Will BIO ofcret us pub
IS6 Of .hich oioarcd
II has es good dwers aud .ii sary outhous,s;
board and oanoke aroa three and three quartor mss
FROM Poreouth; Is accessible by railroad county road
snd wstr The land is 10 high state Of aud
cultivation ofe character the foil wing cpioons given
nten,ea kEcer TO be extensively and successful
u engaged rearrg eeriy vegetables ttaa others 10
well thst Is tho hest for suoh purposes ansy
Mr. Riohsrd Cox says that i as geod truck iaad scy
Trucking land hr Wi,an ssyre ssys that IL is
the bee farm tor raising early vegetables thst he kno=s II
in ths esqrty Any iaio, nsten may be had Of NJ
Nen York. or Of DAWN G.IFgITA. PoytsGacath Vi-
sniA.
VALUABLE LOTS Ece SALE AND TO LEASE
Eight ben utl let's OF Fifty seventh street. snd
years. without ,tctios four vory desirable lat.
1hir'ysooold street nesr Broadway Ares It No. al
street. JOHN y. aURRAT.
VONKFRs.- FOR sALE--A HANDSOME MODERN
styts cottage house. just completed wsll built sad
fnisbtd ard ob.si,ng eteveo roos ocatic7 mtcabe
is easy Of access. ard Gao b. reached by railroad aud
stesmbost, at almost every hour during tue .N For
issA'' r'f'u' sp'S 20 H.asoa sts.ss rs Cana,
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EvOR sALE-A DINING SALOON, SITUATED IN ONE
Of the most bnsincss thoses In tho city
doing hs.t rate ous whi 30 sold cheap as the
fan al at
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EVOR ssLK-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES or
IN old estssl,s.ed public house no dei:s sooa su:
ether business fsr particulars Inquire Of Wx b. BAR
BE r. no CsAtrs street.
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4 SHIT or HaNDsOuEIY FUkNISHKD ROOMS, ON
"A secosd aoor will be it with board Ia strictly p.t
house; che fret nesd
apply West Twenty third street, Ons room suitable
tor n 4 ;nsIa sonkl0non.
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TOE sALE-rHk FURNITURE TO-, or AN EsrAB
lshed bsAsdns house Asd esss until May next; fun
esnP,e8ent q beardoss Apply a. i Ninth street.
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FURNACE AND MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE
j. frat oass furnace and machine shop with With
ont stock band done business Of shout
the last two ~hjch DO stuA
Of the business York,
railroad scd canal Tho owner hsvieg Aseu ia the
husees than twenty wishes Withdraw from
IT, hbers For further PArtieulses apply to AMES
FREELASD. bsq.. Of the arM Of freeland, stuart Co..
n Park ROT Ncv York.
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If The eye IL this And how Gloriously does il illus
,.s the iriumphs Of science! Every apprentice ought
10 make il his pride to become perfect skslcher and
drawer OF machinery OF all kinds especially adapted "a
his trade mol only that he may study II 10 better sdvan-
sxs but that he may be The more able to suggest i'm
movements and 10 communicate them il practicable. 10
his aud other countries. Art, imag genius taste
ali consps to invite the American youth thus TO make
himself perfect master Of his business The fame OF
hs country the deneaor OF artistic and mechanical
ingenuity aud skill should be dear 10 all our hearts; and
in no way can extend il 10 better advantage here,
al The capital Of the nation than by encouraging these
popular edorts OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
The managers have Just opened on Seventh street. IN
Mauingly's elegant building. suite OF convenient
rooms II il intended that they shall contribute MATERIAL
ly 10 the intellectual wants and enoymens OF the mem
bers and friends Of the association. They VIII DC sup
Piled with appropriate books. and the most deserving
publications OF the day. and being well lighted ana neat
ed during the approaching winter evenings ihey WI. al
ford The mechanics, artisans, and apprentices OF wash
ington and their acqusinances visiting the Metropolis
convenient opportunities for mental Improvement ana So
cial pleasure.
Success 10 the Metropolitan Mechanics lnsiilee!
HERMES
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GlhifmaYV.

Departed this f nj his residence Upper Marlboro
nosdsy the ae instant s4 o'clock saer short but
Iness JOHN B. BROOKE In the 3h year Of his
Few gone down the deeply amened In
community severely felt
position society well supplied For than thirty
be had actively engaged in the practice OF the law and
had attained in his profession which might we'll
crafty Of tho for fame pro-
found legal knowledge, accuracy OF Judgment close analytical
reasoning, great powers condemnation Mr.
suprrors the bar His style Of cocu,ion
bis dic,oa Of tho
English which, added language,
rich md fund Of general knowledge,
OF the agreeable Of speakers. He eloquent in
very high degree much the coqusnce
eoqusnce OF thought and sentiment Possessed
ofth highest and nobe Impulses OF
seemed reflect the character OF his emotions which,
electric sympsthy in communicated themselves
nothing that win be c6mmunion OF
opinion communion Of feeling In his
brethren bar and with judges Of The
which he pacied MI Brooke was remarkable for his
department Always pleasant
younger OF the bar will
kindness with which he them
entering professional Besides
great lawyer Mr. Brooke equally distinguished
literary in the polite
fine clssvcsI scholar and had devoted
great deal study Of the sciences
really delightful him subjects Of phlosoph
and be truly said that who engaged
e him without receiving both od6caon
and instruction.
A. politician may justly regarded
his party in Prince Georges uniform and
by his
efforts his party The power
ence over men remarkable and In the ordinary party
tactics The efficient in
practical results. lie how
ever no, political power and from unw
usns.s mnee political he APP
pesnt popular suffrage although 1t quite certain he could
have nothing which his would have eheenuy
| bestowed on him.
walks OF private life 10 learn the char
b. Brooke There the associations
life which hanow the ~ domestic virtue, and sapcf
Of friendship An intimate association with Mr.
his virtuss
hut his the modesy OF virtue
best emblem OF guile,
candid HIS
made professions friendship he did
and equanmy Of his dispcon he
himself TO indulge acrimony bitterness Of feeling III
enemies hut universal
y beloved lie brave and and
boundc hospitality, and ofincorupsc integrity To the pom
needy he always charitable refused his
button. objects public benevoence His
Of most interesting and in his domestic
he exhibited ondness Of feeling which reflected the brightest
his lie There perhaps tenderer
voted afec,onate buband kinder
although dearest dissolved memoir
nscr in recoecuons Of the thus,
hoped, degree, aicion lie
perpetual adnirson This
offered memory friend who loved
when stve, and when dead. n.
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hrm--ssles United States o. 1907. 1922 Canton. zsl
Erie, 79 Long Island Soi Reading, s2i Parker Vein
ia Cumberland Coal Co, 81; Phoenix, no sales; Nov
Creek. sales, Morris Canal l6i Kicsxus aai; Mo-
Outlook Gold, ST. The money market stringent. Ex-
change on London 81
The Batcs news has sod a hmnsss and activity In
hour-sses OF 900 bbs ~ Tor STATE and u 81 0of
for southern. Rye lour and corn meal hrner
PuLADKLr1iA, Oct aThe Battles has caused l2i
a Is cents per bbl. advance in -four Wheat held
cents higher Indan corn also higher. Whisky, 70 80
cents.
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ARRIVAL or TUX BLACK WARRIOR.

NV YonK, Oct, 2-The steamer Black Warrior has ar
rived with Havana dates Of the 9Th nit The health o
Havana wa. coed A political disturbance occurred a
q, rd.n,. ON the 2l,h. Several arrests were made
The Lady Suffolk had arrived at Vera Cruz unde
charge OF a Mexican naval officer, chsged with being
equipped for tho slave trade. under Mexican colors
ls,ye cargo of slaves bad been landed At Trinidad
Rumor, were current mt Havana that Canedo would
be replaced by Psrzusla. Sedonay pamphlets from the
United State, had been discovered
Mcssrs. Diego. OF Havana, had failed Tor 82'oooo
Freights were high aud vessels IN demand.
Advices from Porto Cabclo to the l9h state that the
olu,l on bad been quelled and quiet restored.
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rr, YELLOW Rvs. At NV .RI..s,. xrc

Nsw oSlxAr. Oct Thirty three nsermsnts were re
ported today Of which fifteen from yellow fever ~
Mobile the re were eleven six OF yellow icvot
f,,o =, b..n depressed since the recep Of tho Wash
inuton. news. The market for -four Vending upwards
We quote at Sc 25 90,
The steamship Falcon, which left Aspnwsh on Inc go
uit ba, arrived She was detained 10 oon'eqo.nce .
having 10 wait for he Crescent City There 10 nothing Ia
Ter from Gal fospia. tHHNsA .N lNat9aN
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DEPARTMENT STATE October ), ie3S
department. from the United
Raes la Chspee ihAt accordance with
dsrsandins between zo vcren, collection
Of duty Pue nour and other products Of the mill
bruised heIed grains hued barley gits aud pound
hued me suspended the 18th Of September and
viii continue be till The end Of the 1853.
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BY a late arrival the Picayune has important sdvces
from Mexico the 18th September. Great excitement
pre- allied consequence OF report Of hoslies having
been commenced between the American and Mexican
troops In Mesila valley .s" .e.
General Tna. had also received information to the eec
that argc numbers Of Americans concentrating the
Rio lrsnde to Join the forces in Mesa valley and cap
ture IT,
The Mexican government had demanded explanation.
orMr Cadsdcn in reference the American govc
seudins her troops to Mesis.
senor susrcz had been appointed Mexican Minister o
War
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VIEW ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter Gsoods.--The sub
sf%' s s% s.~ Y: s%s q: s
md Gss Of foreign and domestic Dry good: Their ..oet
low price; 'ss e, ss:sss.
IS dre.se. very nne plaid and brocsded silks y sace
40 DO do dark brocade, walking dresses
pieces very fine neat and large p'ad' prices ranging nom 10
nns white and Ugh, broesae DO for evening dre-s.
@ ; ss1
% 90 S%s ssi s s%a
glossy, such a. :, W., we usually keep
Is DO plain so One heavy. s'o..y
smother auction bargain o..-..--
80 very Ss: i sa. 5ss , %as1 s: . ." price
20 DO very D.y,dere robes. only
M.reeiines, Eusi.s aud Italian grapes, every shade
pieces s.G.sa eso
s a~a s. .pS ob. ss.s,
20 do light and dark plain mossselnes
20 go sr"'e% %@a..eiias. and cs.s%sr. do Co.'S.
o DO DO 90 f;o% iS sss sss pattern.
DO PLAID s ,n raw snI ~ s'ss sos. far
70 DO scotch and gala plad', for eoys' and misses
10 do do cIoth pad,, for boys misses
IN BLACK GOODS.
10 niece. Lupns beet black bo.basns
u do medium prices, very Sac so.ty
10 90 v,y nns apaea., real .,h WARP s4srss tt.
90 90 as1 50 q ss. ss .s%.his eau. os
the price
,ooeec. black French mer,no. and ea.hmeres
10 do tine medium binck mousselines, all wosi
10 do wool half mourning Do
20 DO prices, from lak 20 rs cents
10 do nc black French menos +.
m Al 6ne medium French andP arsmsftn s#r
10 DO Do Rhine, roa' a. so's 'h.as. suit.
bile for mourains Emss
rs pieces figured and plain cal'coes
Black wells and handkerchief lsa#Fas
Collars CHEMISTS, sleeves, silk and kid gloves
sns,,.a and Italian Grape. sord.r.d h.ndlsehiss
IN LINEN GOODS
10 piece. superior and lo4 table dsussts
10 DO from a. 20 GAN cents peryssd
q DO Huckahsck toweIling. ali pure linen
10 do hnes scotch and Scotch bird eye do
N 40 real and German, warranted psrs
100 DOZEN napkins. from 81 so TO % 80 pss dossR
70 do very fine birdeye ..ttltr esafa.N -
100 10 fine Scotch
no do Rus=ia linen and low prizes
as DO coored- bordored towels and doyliss
Doyiics, crash, German roll, and TckiesbeI
carce- pio and shcetings ssH1s#
fine Irish linens, all Rchsdsous anA eschsS
makes .Mltm
sosss. nne shrins eotton,, good and durabl.
2 do s. TO- ta4 sheet,rgs
Fine blue b,sck, and fancy cloths
Pins black and fancy cassiweres
Fine satin. silk, push, and velvet vestnC
Hack and nc and neck ties
Six srd wocIen nodershirts and drawers sfs
Iade merins
beautiful Parsan ciosks
very cashmere shawis
eng NJ square, medium quality
Is printed. embroidered and plain Tibet do
10 very richly embroidered Grape shsw's H. tte-l t
very plain and embsotdsred DO tt
$50 and Waterloo plaid long 40 s,.A..
niAek and color 4 Msnfiia vsiven & II 3'#3N
Various Of cloth caskiss
Ana svsy Other kind tocds ususy keps Iwe. 1
I'VE mos, solicit search
sood determined TO make a.ca sale. ana small go
om4-.&svo~ a,xr.sss ts.i d5tis .sfa.s,s.f
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ny GREEN = scorr. Aue,,o...,..

THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES AND I.oTs AT AUCTION :
"" Nconeaay mc oth instant shalt front
premises O'Clock, M three bsndsom. two story frame
SQUARE ~" having front Of Is inches on tx street
between and streets south The mod
conveniently arranged closets In .v.,x ,
porch.s ia 'front.' The lots feet, to Nv.
alley 'N"'"v-"'s''s'
Terms. One half cash. Balance in twelve months. The
purchaser for deferred payments
from the day Of SALE deed given deed OF ras
TILE Indispu,nble. GREEN 4 scoTT '"'
oct2--d ~ HE.~ Anctonceru.
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ED.


nc o7d u at Woodbury., May's county Maryland, MA
RY WILLARD, in The soh rear other
The lie ofthe deceased OF unpreendns psy Her
qualities which retained unpsed tho day Of her
as.cted around devoted friends, who w loot
see her place supplied
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WATCtEs-dfr~et Inn the Isvv~s,
nvcce Of sdss and superior eod wsch. sb.
10 he public y 300 -
Tbs above having imported order ar.
enssled 10 onsr them II greatly redsced el % '
NJ w, GAIT RRO.
"'Ahh s.t s.H i1H fats Sign OF the golden esss,
Penn. svsnus, between psh and ssssts
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sales To-Day.
By ). @. sIoGUIsE, Auctionser.

By ). @. MCGUIRE. Auctioneor.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
u niuroon Tuesday October th 10 O'Clock, Isha
SELL at the residence OF Mrs Keller Presdens square, oil
household and kitchen furniture everything
a ciuss boarding house We IN n
Large French plate mirrors, Psyche glasses
Mahogany sofas, rockers and parlor chairs
Marble-top aud other tables
Fine mahogany and painted wardrobes
Mahogany marble Top dressing aud plain bureaus
MaTble-top and plain wasbstsnds
Tapestry, thIce-py and ingan carpets, rugs
Mahogany French and other bedsteads
Feather beds hair and husk mattresses
bedding OF description, table linen
Fine white china
Large assortment OF ckery and glass
Large refrigerator, hall, solar, and other lamps
Two BeriiH grates cooking radiators
large kitchen requisites, with other articles TOO
mention.
The superior quality and excellent
order, offering favorable opportunity furnishing
At a O'Clock
A fine gentle horse, eight years old
a good caTringe aud harness
And "A mich
Terms S25 and under that sum, credit of four,
and six MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
J. q. MCGUIRE,
ID
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MILITARY MOVEMENT,

PosrrAsp Oct. COMPANY K, Ct tho third artillery
United States army. stationed at Fort Constitution, New
a.. commsndcd by Btevct Major Austin. has been Of,
dsrcd to California; and will leave Monday Ib.
company stationed At Fott PEBBLE has been ordefed 70 Cal
tfornis. .estisi sdl e-s 10 rs rstll
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IoursvuLr Oct I.--Co Fremont, who has returned e
St Louis on aecount OF III health will postpone his tour
exploration the present. and remain at St. Louis snti
his health 10 com pietely restored
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A n Elegantly rsr~sshsd a. Ho~se for Rsot.-A house
elegantly corsriescty furnished pscuss
rooms lighted vim V for rent The
months MN sifs rWH q ~ HFffn
irad,rssn street, of TsuAss ssnneg
Get t-du
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Ngw osLKArs Oct. 1.-The steamer Louisiana has AZ
rived with later advces from Texas The fever rsgn
terribly Galveston, Houston. and other places Over 20
de aths.
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sr Jous's IN. b. Oct. IA great gale occurred
Priobiuc,o on Thursday, and many EoRlish and Norwe
sian vessels ashore, and much damage done to III
wharvss, &c.
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CINCINNATI, Oct "A motion was made for now iri'
in The case of Kisns which will be argued on next Fl
dav He attempted TO commit suicide in jail last might.
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ny GREEN q scorr. Ane,,on..r..

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. suconon Friday, the both instant SELL in
ont premises, O'Clock, y.
by Barnes MITCHELL tn.
which stands being half OF lot No having
'front.' Of rs feet running back to alley 20 feet Tn.
three high rs feet wide, and ~ feet depth.
best material
third balance In twelve eighteen and
bearing from day Of sale. deed
OF vast taken. sR 4.-.tl#.lts .Hsa
The above described certainly Of the hand,
and valuable
sines' being Immediately opposite the Centre Market.
GREEN SCOTT
sep I'D Aucuonesrs.
@S- The above sale 10 postponed until Friday, IN.
IN 'sstsnt hour. -
Oct I'D Auc,,on..,.
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By GREEN & SCOTT, AuotioD..rs

By GREEN a. SCOTT AuctioDssrs.
GROCERIES,, SAUCES, FURNITURE, Ac., AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, the 4th store
Al 10 O'clock large and general Of family
les, the whole Of We
deem II unnecessary TO enumerae.
Also, u large lot Of second hand furniture.
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
Oct4 Auctionesn.
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CPECIAL CA D.The persous furnishfns Il r.,
speciuiy called the extensive sale of furniture house
effects Mrs kelefs b0evding
commencing Tuesday morning, O'CLOCK ~
The furniture bedding, &c all superior quality excel
lent condition. and well worthy attention
nshing. eaN PEE ttF
AIS O'Clock precisely, shall sell
harness, and superior mich COW. tet - -
tassq. &c. MCGUIRE,
Oct4 Aucioaeer
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IlNDERsiIiRTs and Drawers. for Fall Winter,
Of sk, msrino lsnbswos shaker daonei large
assortment on hand, at reasonable prices,
.#..rt CHAs. N. LANES
Gsntemen's Furnishing Store, Penn Avenue
2-2wH
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CINGLE AND DOUBLE-BARRIEI4 GUNS AND GUN.
y ming AppsrausJohn W. Baden corner OF Sixth
and pennsylvania supply
the above goods consisting, in part, Of
Fine English Stub twist and
| barrel iowing pieces all X 14tat rF0g17T~
b Common aud low priced English German do
Single and double barrel ducking guns s.-te
Boys guns at tfaaH &2
Game bags, liquor TASKS, shot pouches he9sia II
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Walkers, Elys, Cox's, English
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Washing rods cleaners kt : sHs ~ 20 Il
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Patent lever charges, bullet moulds
Pistol BELTS bunting knives, &C, in great variety
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