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From the East.

AAsHA P0LITICS-THE AUTISY or BOARD THE
uTAH-NrEREsTISG AUSTRALIAN ITEMS.
Boston, s. pit. 2, 1858.
Ths Dsuocratic Con yenton of Penobsoot couaty,
Name after candidates, unanimously passed
resolution recommending the wings OF tins county in
representative distric's where they minority TO
unte With the anti Plsbury democrats, and the
recommended to the wings Throughout. the State.
Captain Ststson, xno baily injured in the
tiny board the bark Utah (not Eutaw, previously
stated st at the hospital and fears entertained
hs vii not recover.
Owing to favorable accounts recsved here from Aus.
rAa freigbta hsvs advanced twelve GER The
bark TempIston from New York, and cargo, sold
thsrs without breaking bulk, 1t S3s co.. advance Of
3co 600 on 6rst cost.
melbourne srers of June contain leter from Capt
Adams of the lost Monumental City denying
sbAt DO left the wreck and abandoned the passengers
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dhs RavaSes Of the Yellow Fever, &c.

B1LIsoRE cHpt- =
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last announce hst the
fsver still declining both in the Number Of and
nslSrty The weather continued favorable, and coni-
dscc, IN the sratemept o. the epidemic increasing
daily.
The Dsaa had lost thres competitors, presgpnsa,
and ors reporter BY the fever and Mr. Brennan, OF
jts eLltofs was blind from the same cadSs.
The fever was sin increasing At Eatchez.
-Four deaths from the fever had occurred At rensecoa
Navy lard on the 25th Among them Lieut.. Hanson
ons Of the Gardiner, Mine Cornmif sion.
Seysoteen deaths from the fever Mobile on
the ssth Of August.
TRtEGRAPHIc.
NEW ORLIASa, Sept. !, 1853.
There ~i be business transacted here to morrow,
the day being set apart for fasting and prayer bJproc
nation from the Mayor.
The cesths by yellow fever Mobile average about ten
per day.
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From C1RclOnNt1,

ATTACK ON A RAILROAD PRESIDENT.
IscSsA'i Sspt. l. 1859
JNnAs c. Hail. late Postmaster here ard President
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company, at
tAckss in the street this evening By DR. Amos, return
I'd Californian who discharged pistol at him, the bali
entering the abdomen and lodging In the back Of Mr..
Hail The wound Ia considered dangerous and Ames has
besn arrested.
CIycyyAr Sept. ., 1853.
NJ Hail is very low to day and hopes
Of bis recovery. The community ia much eacitsd Ames
is ia ell bail bsvins refused He and his family
sustain bad characters end the assault considered mot
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LAUrcsfs-The steamship Tennessee built for the Bal
tmce and Charleston racket line, launched from the
yard Of John Eobb, Esq Philadelphia tia 25th ut
Size is 22 feet IN length "a feet beam 10 feet depth
of hold. ard of about go Ions burhsu custom house
measurement.
The second ightooat built by Fardy & Aud for the
government AZ intended for the Frying, Pan Shoals Nc
launched at Baltimore the 31st ult, from their
shpyard on The south Tide OF the basin These vessels
Measure abou. 23G .oas and have been constructed
the most approved and substantial osner and
tanks ct eco gallons capacity and onr oil tanks which
will hold l5o gallons each. The lanterns ana lights are
from London the anchors AMI chains from the Was
ington Navy Yard
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Hereln Marine Correspondence.

EDGAaTows, Aug 81.
Saisd-Bart Alfred Tyler Rips5 (of this port) North
Pacific; schr Munssll Dasgett. Boston
Arrived and sailed same day-SchI~ Equity. Harding
Boson, for Flo rnes Hole; Stephens, Of Brookhsven
bound East.
Sept lin port schr Stephens, Wind North.
Aug 3l-Arr sohr George H Smith, Valley, from New
London, and cid this morning. Sept1
PHILADELPHIA, Sept "a PM
Arrived-Ship Caledonia Bra aier, Rowland, Nav Or
Leans; bark Thomas Dalctt. Dill LaguayYa; brig On
ward Tbbets Pctou Ms schrs Ellen Blown. Richard
son. Queen Anns's; N hahonv Nichols Charleston
Sc Tro Brothers Tresdssy Aexsodria Dc W w Hark
Fees Lsverton, Baltimore.
Clear ed-Stsasnship Delaware. Ssndfo,d NYork; bark
CARLSBAD Martin, Belfast briggs Reed Reed Portland;
Mary Perkins. Eckerson, Bostou; Psuca Wsss, Boston
Dsltnsr. Harghorst, Wilmington NC; Sabao Tears Bos
ton; Tbou,psnp, Grant do: Onward Tbbetts do;
Shamrock, Smith, New Orleans. schrs Marcy Hand
Charleston; Telegraph, Perry, Boston.
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4AslFIMH IEfELLIGRHeE.
CLEARED
9keanahip-HAlHc, Ocmsteek, uyerr4o. Collna 3

CLEARED.
6tsanship-Bsltc, Censtosk, uvsrpsol. E Collins :
Aips-boa (Br), Ellsworth LnaAoa- rhss wInsie~;
Msard SAnlsy. Robinson, Ltverpocl Perkins DsAno;
81 Dsais, Fealanssse. HAvrs Boyd ( Hlnokss-
n,tAss. Watt BAitnors. KirslAAl Won sscht john
e r., , 1s: {ssssss,' sa,s so g.
ss:, DR. Dc wo,f F.ss.oa O., }.ss1 = Johns:
Freeman Co; Carouoe (Br) Congers, Turks Islands,
Tro.sr 4 lightbouvps.
W ss.sss as
C; Strong StroDg Baltimore Aalsr Lord; Isaac
W Hughes JOHNSON. Newbern, B.semsn 4 Ruddsrox;
Forest Gullfer Port au Prince Ferris; Caroline
Fosts, Reckwifh. Para and market, Corning;
Ann, Haven. Philadelphia. vsn Bruut SIaght.
Hoop-WnIiam Pean woodruff West port, J Hsysns.
ARRIVED.
Ship Sullivan. Mitchell, Charleston, days. TO War.
Slip James Drake. Gors, Calcutta April Is, and st
Helena July IA TO Spofo'd. rdeston Coz
Ship CorfiEsnt (pkt) DYumm0nd. Liverpool. 80 days,
With CTS pss' enesrs, to Tspsoott Co.
Brig Aonserrsts, -, BonAars, 10 daya, to
sohr Catharipe Ihomn. (of No Haven,, Crsssey Tam
pioo Mex, % DAYS, and Key West 10 days to Lobach
schsplsr Aug es lon 70 lat 80 40 spoke schr Bloom.
ing Youth. from Hs,agords for nea York.
schr + ALton Hsdland st Jeyo. IT days, to N TAy.
ior 4 Co
schr Orion. Carey. Portland. Ct
schr Mary II Ersizari, Bell Portland, CT.
Wild at sunrise. North; meridian DO; sunset South.
BELOW
Ship Ashburton, 90 daJs from Liverpool,
ship Trumhls "a Gays from Bsvre.
Ship Louisiana 90 days from Bremen.
SAILED
Ship Tempest for st Stephen, NIB.
CBy sASoY Hoox eEInuau THsGHArH]
THE EIGHf -,sDs Sept 2-Sundown.
Two ships, BARI and bsigs. outward bound
at In -Gr W Ia n
res. the Eosa No other inward bound vessels In sight
Vivid light from tia SE. Weather clear.
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DUssELL ". WEsrCOrr. AUCTiONEER.-LAR0c
~ asd attractive sale Of household furn!tvss
Eighth svSnus Ill the furniture carpets 10 of u rsess
e y god carpets tcR ..d aI.
do fsenen ssdstseds 70 suPssiss hair mAtsessss naas
ana ccsssgs chairs .cfas sofa beds leunxss Git mies
inAd ch:ifs msheSssy reeks and votairs chairs oSsv
gissees DC ALSO. 9 gsstlemaas wardrobe coats yosts
pants, 10. sAls pss'tivs. rAin or shine.
~ COTTON. AUCT1ONIEK--HoUsEHo rURNy.
turs-p!sro fo.s. Ersseh PLATE gl.s:ss carpsss =.
street ed 50 Ass ss.s;t i.sss -
ttss ROCKERS BEDS mahogany FrsHch Ssistssis
wood centre aud card tA,es sIten.ioa dasx e.
biss CLOCKS French plate mirrors. booAessss naAsSar
chairs Iookers divans pisso fort ehas ssz
glass Kitchen furniture, &c Also 40 dosea blA
xsrs. Also, LOO curled hair mattresses.
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SnDken.

Ship John T Harvard. from Norleans for Liverpool,
Aug Ie. in tina Gulf stream lat 50
Ship Emblem. from N0rleans for Vgo Aug 16, in the
Gulf stream, lat32 N.
chip, suproesd the Fearless. from B,s.on for San
miles.
Bark Sarah oiosy (lot Sarah Bruce), from Boston for
NOrleana Aug %, lat 81 60, lon 70 90
Brig Vctorirs, Brown. from Baltimore for Buenos
Ayres. July &c lat Is IL S loi4 "a as W.
An Avn se4m brig showing signal half white half red.
divided horizontally. seen Of Pernsmbuco July %
{suppoed steering SOUTH.
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On Thursday, September l. By the Pew R. Covill.
GEORGE STYLE to MARY EiGABsr daughter Of Abraham
Teller.
On Thursday morning Sept l. st Port Chester, by the
Rev. Benedict NJ GkogGE W. WATSON of Brooklyn to
Miss EIHA ", P1IEY, OF the former place.
On ThurLday, September l, by the Pew A. s Francis,
Mr. GEORGE F. Cox to Miss W a. EDIEa all of this city
On Thursday, September /, BIZ tbs Rev. J. Eaton,
Lxwls NAILS 10 Anna, youngest daughter Of the late
William Gerring,
Newark papers please copy,
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the Eoymoln Case.

THE guDGE's DEcIeIOE-THE PRISONER DISCHARGED.
AUBURN, sept. 1858.
Judge humphreys having given noties that ne would
render his decision in the Of EraEc Edyoa At
nina O'Clock this morning. the Counsel on both sides APP
eesrsd In thst hour The Judge decided that
hs court could bahind the pardon and that Ely
aoin discharged Tho decision gives great satisfaction
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MEASURES TO IHpEAcH A JUDGE.

MEAsC Res To IHPEAtH IUDUE
CscIssAu, Sept. g, 1885,
-aestsng Of citizens held lest night q. Masonic
Hat TO take meAs 10 bare Judge Jacob Finn i'm.
pesohsd. Ths hall GRO Eded By Of all parties.
resolution that Firm ought 10 hs impeachsd passed
urArHousy. and committee consisting of Judge aoAd-
leg John Joi;fe aid r Palan, Appointed 30 pre-
pare and bring the mater before ts Legislature Dsxt
wyusey
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DISAPPEARANCE or Slaves.

RIcHaosp, Va, Sept. 2, 1859.
The Portsmouth G7oos Of yesterday says thr.s slaves
missing by thsir In that place. L. was BE-
Hersd they had sece.ed the elves board the British
ship Samuel which sef. for ST. John that morning.
srt steamer aboat being sent to overhaul The ship
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Ssyv Orleans Annual Commersia Statement.

NV 0grE-.ys, sept. l, 1855.
Tho annual statement Of commercial sl.r- this port
is pGbshed in the Prizes cufrs 1t macs me total
csps of cotton here for the year eos 100 b,es and
tbs exports 900 The total vslue of produce re.
esived here during the past year slSa Goo in
Guiding sos $50 $50 In cotton and SIS 900 in sugar
Tia crops are in favorable condition.
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LAScAsr,g, PA., Sept 2 1858.
A County Conve~sion OF the friends OF prohihitory
liquor law was held IN this city to day. which WAS char
acscs2sd by great enthusiasm. prohibition wing ticket
nominated 10 opposition to the regular whig csnd
oates to the Assembly Mr.. Cary, Of Ohio present
. nd usde On eloquent speech.
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5 % s aoSPsg5Er, Committee
New York Sept 2, 1853.
sHAKspEAgE HOTEL, Sept. 9 1883
To IHS PROPRIETOR THE BROADWAY THEATRE, E. A.
MARSHALL, ESQ
REspLcr,D SsWe Lave not forgotten the great inter
est you took in recent benefit at Castle Garden. We
have not forgotten, forget tbs generosity
exhibited ina. occasion By the good American people,
70 unfortunate Chinese and requsa permission
prove oor gratitude by appearing your stage Sa
turday next, and forming part Of the eutsr einments
about 10 give for the unfortunate sufferers in
New Orleans Nay gratitude for past favors, aud
the sympathy .e~ for those who, suffering from
psstilepoe, more unfortunate than we the
humble children Of poverty be acceptable in the eyes Of
your follow citizens. We abide your commands.
LEOAG. AHGERR,
Interpreter for the Chinese Dramatic Compa
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Disasters.
menzOFAHUa

ScHR BERRY from Boston 3lst ult, at Portland was in
contact same mor.ng with steamer Atlantis: and had
bcwspfit carried away.
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WAsHssIoS, Sept 9, 1856.
nAriei 7. Woodward, convicted Of the murder of mis-
WIFE, hanged At half past eleven o'clock this
ing. he made confession AMI met his fate with sp
oaFent Indifference
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TAyMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers regular meeting OF the Institution will be
hold in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wgwam on
Monday evening, the eth instant at half hour after
the setting Of tn. san. General and punetol attendance
10 requested By order,
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Grand Sachem,
srspnrs c. DuRYEA 4, Secretary.
Maphrtt,n. Sesson % Huntins Ninth Mo,n Year of Dis
esyeX s', " isA.pesasses 7A, saA Of thA Iasusptlou
TIE 18th
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE SEw YORK HERALD.
Herewith annexed you will find list of donations ssr.
On to since last, which please publish We also
hsEd you statement OF account with the Association
which we would also thank you to give plaza jour
columns. Our whole receipts to this data amount 70
s44 TeS IS, from the following sources, viz
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Tine New Y0rk OemA0crNry.
5rIEr AMONG ThG DEhOC1ATs or Rxa35ELAKR
DI6TBx0T.
TRoY, Sept 9, 1855.
IL dsocsRats Of the Ssesad Assembly District Of
Reassaasr hssd eoasuitataon ct LAnsingoury TO day
n baznbaxnsss AAd sofia had four united towns cut Of
ssvsa. Thsy efsanssd the oonventioa and appointed
samuel Douglass oArnburnsT delegate to tho State Con-
veakaon.
Ths hunksu withdrew and organized another conrsa-
Aen, and appointed Charles J. Nrber their Delegate
Thsy WIRE lsA BY Marshall Mott.
h regular convention passed revolutions endorsing
Tia State asd national sdministrations.
NE seeding convention adopted the Astor HsuAs 70
selGtiAaA
Much exrits1nsnt prevailed.
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TAKEs COLE. AUCTIONEER GREAT AND Pc.
- remptory sale of 100 lots Mt auction. at Janaios L.
Sep. G. at II o'clock A n. lanes Cole & Son viii sell
at zion, the ground At JaaicY L. L. 100 beautifully
situated lots fer gsn.e private residence The lots
convenient to the railroad depo churches schools two
crgins sterLcn Tyson ESQ., They must said that
day pie he hand and ret lot cheap
On the day Of sale the III leave the depot the South
terry at 10 o'clock A NJ Sale 10 at IL o'clock
trains each way das; time from South ferry about
thirty minutes Parties wishing to can haze tickets at
the day Of sale. Tor sa inquire Of the auction
80 Fulton street. Brooklyn, and 10 Nassau street, Nov
York.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

1853 En GHs4f AND
AZ III: ssI;sS
s.5s Il Witt. T .5s -s::
':: r..: r:: Ts:sss;: Far.
P.sssssi: o a1ss and BcxsS
and streets and Fourth .stIon. rs:
on a AZ a. c n
ss s ely sSs
phi. rs Es No. Month Ti.rT ~. !. line, sa e
and sisapssat q ssosEsSs 70 PhisdslpbI. Ears s1:
s. s''a1aiss i'.7: Fisds'SI :'
FOR kEYPoarAND FORT HAMILTON, FROM TIN
foot Of % rsst fare ~ ser eseh ysy
AN and ths stsaas'.: xEYPoEf = % o'clock :. IA
:'s.'aii ksss;
connection with the boats.
LAW
% make her t. the snevs Place nd9s a. nsanSs.
9 Nsan s
NJ s. ss s At
HUDSON RIVER RArLROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FRON
i,srs. train Assny sqa hours oonnsea
With trains reaching nuso Montreal at o'clock, and
VII .H e. H Ta fosaas way trains at IL ~ and
5.20 p M.
ExJregs train 7; VI. Accommodation train, Up n.
Fer 1srrytown, II Z. NJ For Pesksbit 10 A. NJ 2l5 r. NJ
and N. For poughkeersie, A NJ and $40 p, a. Pas
and Thirty fret streets
Sunday mail train from Genial street. at r. NJ for Alba
NY, stopping at all way stations
EDMUND FRENCH Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHI.ADKLPBIA DIRECT VIA
1.. Ns 1ss 1 h states y and argss.
sndt street at ., and A. NJ, aud 400 and $50 r NJ
Leave Phile deiIhis ~ lSo A. M via Kensing and
A. and 40 eEd $50 r. NJ from foot Of Walnut street,
Fare SIS s. 50 for clsss in tho A. NJ from New YorI
and 40 H. NJ from Phlsdelphis Through tickets sold
and PASSENGER and through baggage carried Bsltmors
Washington norfolk and Charlceton In the aud A. NJ
ana 20 and so trsns Ard connection certain vsh
extra trans behind time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minute before tie trains leave
NEW York AND MONTREAL RAILROAD, VIA
N EeoSs Falls, Rutland, burlington, st. Johrsbury-
Montpelier 81 Adams aud RoaGes Poiat 20 ogdensburg and
Montreal Ticket ofces-New Haven Railroad, corner %
grosdway and Canal street and street snd
Fourth avenue Ter freight apply 70
FRAACis hYDE, General Agent, lj2 South street,
SHREWsBtRY. long BRANCH HIGHLAND DOCK
- 0cesn HQnsc sLd ocean PorThe steamer JAMEY
CHRISToPlER CEptsiB John Price, will leave pier fo06
Ct Barclay street ~ fcllowt--iage ~ CENTS
Itt1rJs rEp F0Ps.
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ANTHOLOGY.


MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A
X seventh daughter, and descendeut of line Of asteo
ogers reaching back for centuries will give ladies private
lectures all the events Of life in regard health wealth.
lsy eossh,p and msrr.se She Without exception ths
beer hnovn She win even tell their very thsugh.s snA
and absent friends which has astonshed thousands durnG
her travels in Europe She will leave the city very
short time as Broome street. between Cannon and Csiu
bia. Gentlemen not admitted
MADAME DEBOIS, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE.
M will hold her couvts short time only at No ID How
ard street. She 10 happy to she is competent to vo
true and accurate nregsri to The ssest
are already willing to give testimony to her unrvad sk
in this profession Terms for ladies and gentlemen 90 cent
AIRS. ALVIN, RENOwNRD IN EUROPE FOR NKI
W skii In feressns the future has arrived and va
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of s SAa
interpret: dream y matters and BY sstroosy book
th they III marry also the o. her visissss
Enages Rsseenss kyington street up stsir near The
hours from 4. N. till b P. n.
Mrs. PREwsTER, FROM PHILADALPHIA, TENDEx1
M her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this ei
assrslogy isye and law matters iatsrprs.inS dss:aa
and VIII tel the name q the lady ssntemsa they VI
Jsnes street. corner Of Eowery Ladies 70 os gentlemen -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
| SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LPHA CHAPTER NO. L. o. U. A.-THE MEMBERS
n notified that election for officers will take place
this evening A full attensance is requested.
G. v. POMEROY, JR, C. ofC.
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| Tet<graphic Marine Report.
| Bosnon. Sept 2
Arrivsd-Bsrk Cubs Palermo brig Merrill, Havana.
| Oealsd-Bark Cornot, San Frencisco.
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EXCURSIONS.


ExcURsIoN TO NEW ROCHELLE AND Glen cow
~ touching at Whitestone each way.-fhs spasAd4
steamer SHEPHERD KNAPP. CAptaia James ks0AeAy,
Will make excursion TO New Roche 10 and Glen Cove
every Sunday morning lea Wing follows OF Seetag
street. North river, Ut O'clock Peck slip Ess river g
6 o'clock erooms street. East river at eA Testh stees
at9 and Twsr tn street at and wall return 70 ehe
city ct On oo'ock r. Captain takes thi. opportunaV
Of TO his friends that he has become entirely dsos
nectsd with the steamer King Philip Faro Is cents eae
way
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BAEKS-LAB1
~ trips Of tho The steamer HERO Capt aAnoeG,
Will continue until leaving Spring gtee
81; fsoI siip 81; Pier No & 4 H.. resusons -
r. H. Dinner, bait and fishing tackle provided Coe1dlA
music will he on board Fare 80 couta
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND LAND.
" Ing at Fort Hamilton each wAy.Fare i3< cents AaqA
Way.-the and splendid steamer ECOrO4Y. cap0e6
LD AbO has her regular daily trips for ~
to For. Hamilton and Cenoy Island leaving H.
lows
e.. & sRrHis ss, ss,s s;;., a.
Leaving Coney Island, last trip. at 81 r. N.
follows
spriag street, at I0}S A. n, MSkPM
Pier No. 8 North river, ii A. NJ, ~: P.N6PM
Stopping st Fort Hamilton, the last trip nlhA
The G. DuRANT I'll also run every sunaey, leayeax
Spring street at liana 2 and pier os L and O'Clock.
JOHN y. RODAAN. Agent.
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n
Seven trains each way daily time from south ferry about
ss ye eq It s r:f e ss az .s ca" sl s: hsas,a
m s 81 s sroosy and y Nassau ss N.s
T W. brown, AUCTIoSEER.-ELEGANr HOUSE
s arntsrs psr slss Egssss errpis &c. on
constn q rosewood ss in roSatee and Tas rose
rsss and and qo g. ySS rTs & y h
dressing bursas yitl also wsshstands
Essss tPp ayssIs and sshsS tsSiss sasssy,isar
ssa s as I I ' H9. &
Sale positive, rain or shins.
r MORTALITY, .AUCrIoNELR. WILL SELL, THIS
ron amiiy IN sss5nd .tfsSt, good niso
from other fanilies various ARTICLES Of farotue All viii
sssortGext o. furniture. de-, sc.
MORTGAGE sALE.-wX b. JONES, AUcTtoSEER.
w. y g yf's. 81 ss o @i5 W EEL 3
e 5 and 5,s S s 1 5, Of & fsa's "a
fos,s De sabre, drsyss. ans hose irsi shirs
muslin AI.o .hEsG sl.s ssse ssf Sosins sass
stools gts ysyst tors and lot o. Canton ehins ya:e Al
sSsss ~ ~ ReSs i'f'
Attorney for meRtsagse Office Marine Court.
ID c, kEHP, AucTI0NEEE-PTANoFO AUC
noE AZ T. ossc AZ = Ns.ssa s.rss near rSison eight
s SsigS od 6ass 81 ad al
e r & s. and s aseef axe il 81 loS %pi ar
men Msy ~ examined tefoss the SALE and can te boxed
Y "
~ 81 tfrsnt tvrnture pisn9ortss roh velvet carpets,
Tuesday SEP. AZ 10 seoch, az 70 Nassau street.
Fulton. G. KEMP will sell above by order Of ID r.
Hs Fsq., attorney for mortgage. large and splendid
afg5rtMenk % furniture. No., f0ll9Ws:ona splendid
carved r0seNQ0d seyen.oetsye piano Will rsa inlsd
plate coft 400 within year past three vsry rich velvet
tapestry carpets two large French plate pisr glasses
rH fEe oil paintings uite q beautifully
with rsk satin cElms tOca l.e hcaptifu
rosewood centre tables; french ntel clock ant
suite hGndtome painted and ensmeed chamber
furniture, with marble t,p one ric.1y carved rosewood
otEgers extension dinns tables rich French china gilt
edge dinner SEQ III pect china tea seq table cutlery,
window eurtans mahogany French and other bedsteads
ard wsstsuds tcs cnred horse hair mattresses lounges,
sl, chairs in grest variety all oil which will he sold with
out by order of the oytgssee AL Of which ARE In ex
csent order aad are particularly worthy otths attention
OF pJrchssets
u W. FRosr, ArCI10SEER,-M MORTGAGE SALE,
~ III cchtLu6tionTbs day, at los clock, 90 the ore
macs No spruco tCreet superior assortment household
furniture, 81 private family, consisting OF rosewood and
mahogany quits plush bureaus tables chairs sofas sofa
beds souehes beds and bedding, hair mstrtss, csnsY
crockery, tumbers mirrors peutlngs brocs.ee window
curtaip &c Also, choice stock Of valuable old vince
liquors and 10000 Havana AZ u o'clock precisely
600 lbs Paris grten paint Of superior quality sale posi-
tive and without any reserve whatever
yITM. WITTERS. AUCTIONEER, WIZ sTLL, ON
w Tuesdsy the 9TH and Wednesday the 7th OF Septem
ber at 10 O'clock each day II and Leonard street. all
tie peror chr mber snd Kitchen frrnre contained the
above honsss consstnS Of god variety, sy osdsI of
mosNsgsa
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Z " pnowN, AUcrIoNErn. scANr HOUSE.

T MoRIAhTY,, AUCrIoNELR. WILL SELL, THIS
- dny, st 10 o'clock, 1T l73 Chatham square, furniture
from family IN Second street. good assortment Also,
from other famos various articles Of forfeiture. ALI will
he sold without Aso from manufacturer large
assortment Of furniture, De- sc.
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IA OSCGOD CONCKiTN will sell Saturday, Sept.
o'clock at their ssesroo lS Fulton street. large
and assortment furniture and fancy goods
eitng of assortment Of parlor and bedroom
to be sold without cash
sist Of parler suits French
mirrors rosewood etageres marble tables carpets
gravngs Painngs also ensmelled bedroom furniture,
Goods purchased for shipping packed at reason
able charges.
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rHh mVEMr NM LrML Tvs M.UANn AND sd =.
hoard. Tho steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, Capt T.
Van War will leave the stestost pier st the foot Of Jay
A. NJ and STRIVE st Albany in time for the trains sas
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, a. M. B.-rhss
arrives At Hudson time 70 take tho at Hudssu
Lebanon Sprn and also toucas at Youkefs
Iss:se. re fostbss sastisslass Inquire % sossd q =