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Court of General Sessions.

OCT Tile Court resumed its sitting this morning at
II O'Clock but no business Of any great interest was
transacted With the exception Of ono arson case wch
occupied the greater part Of the day
Arson Tie Third DeGree a frenchman. named Corne-
us Coref placed at the bar charged with setting
fire TO his premises, No 3D. Walker street, where he
keeps drinking saloon. II appeared from the evidence
Of the prosecution that on the night Of te IRE when the
fire in two places namely in the cellar and between the
partitions Of the second story. Shavings and about
dozen boxes Of matches found under the counter of
the store the matches being burned AT the ends To the
Of several witnesses camphene appeared TO have been
sprinkled all over the goods aud woodwork Of the prem
SEES The premises being fully insured il was cont nded
for the prosecution that he wanted to cheat the Insurance
cor pany out Of the insurance
For the defence II proved that there was party IN
the house The night Of the fire in honor Of the defend
ants birthday aud his friends, anxious to show their
regard for him lit all kinds Of fireworks and fired guns
and pistols Off II also proved that waiter had been
sent down To the cellar to obtain some wine ana II was
presumed the part of the defence that this man was
careless with the light and accidentally set fire to some
slavnrs that were left in the apartment The defend
ants character proved 10 be excellent and that he
was so frightened when the cry OF fire raised that he
was unable render any assistance to extngush the
flames.
The counsel for the defendant declined summing up the
evidence and said he would rest the under charge o.
the Court The Assistant District Attorney likewise rested
the under charge Of the Court.
The Recorder then adjourned the case until tomorrow
morning, when he will deliver his charge to the jury
ACQUITTED.
Grand Ldrcuu--An old man. about seventy years Of
age then placed at the bar charged with stealing
three cows valued at 500 from Gerard Hopkins. There
being no evidence show that tho taken from
comuainant barn yard the jury under the charge Of the
Court rendered verdict of mot guilty. and the prisoner
was sci nj liberty.
Two ladies u color named Mary Anne Murray AMI
Iousa Tey then placed in the dock charged in the
Indictment with stealing 1853 from maa named Robert
Mcintyre who il appeared had hired the defendants as
servants and during his absence from bone one night last
month the money distracted froa his pantaloons
pocket There being evidence Of thcpri~oners enter
iny the although the prisoners confessed their guilt
to tie complainant, the jury, III tie request II the Court
Attorney
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Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.--Reported by Keen Taylor.
First Board-s1 Goo penra SIS "a; 300 CT RR 6s, 10
81. i0iif ZOO DO '7s, b5wn loia; 600 To- 's7, b5
1oI4 900 City 5s 49, so shares Morris Canal 1l2i; 100
do b5 IA TOO do, 1li{; 100 do cash ~ Z IL Penna
r, is7S; II do Assi; $50 scbuylk Nav preferred 81;
5oo do shwn, 81 100 do, 27is: so Reading RR b. 3Sl
Mechanics Bank h. 7dls 100 GiraTl Eank. 1877, Bark
~ penna 122 Be,oeen BdGrds--1j0 shares Reading RR
So $50 80 TO- 3sif: $50 Morris Canal 14S JOG do b.
l41s 100 do Down, IA 900 Long Island RR cash 1l3T
rs Ponna RR. 49,. &cOnd B0ord.-SI00 Camden & Amb
RR 6s s3 o. 500 City RR IS 1915 Is shares Florence
80 90, I'd i43s: Harrisburg RR. s. ST.; % penna R
4s6 I04 do, 4s 70 Reading RR. 3S3S 100 Morris Canal
3d. a., IL Girarl Bank. 131s Afef Bodfd-50 shares
Long Island. Pr, 147S Market duh.
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Port OF New York, October Is, 1853.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamships-Crescent City, Schenck New Orleans, o
Co.
ships-Niagara, Drummond New Orleans, W Frost
Rome, Grass Havre, Nesmth X Sons; Jerome Jr Cone
Liverpool, Eagle 4 Hazard John Hancock, Carney, St
John, NIB. Snow Il Burgess; Malay, Hutchinson Hobart
Town, II Williams; Essex, WEIGH, Havre, Boyd Il
Barks-Cadet Guide, Belize, Hon, J Jex; Rhodes,
Sheffield, st John, NIB, Dcnl Co.. Diana (Brem), Hein
Brigs-Florence, Gage. Mobile Eagle Hazard; VIM II
Spear, Lampher, Manzanilo; Nesmith Sons
Schrs-Henry Cole, Hazleton, Camp Pinckney, Van
Brunt Slaght; Sarah Enge Star fredericksburg Van
Brunt Slaght; Mott Bedel Tredwe, Georgetown Mott
Seeell VIM Wood6nr Manning Eonyc White
Cen; Roscus Cook Taunton, master; Mary II Chase, viii
son Passport Smith Boynton; Mary. Cary, Newbern,
Reni Blossom; Ida della Tore, ian.ar West Indies
err; Percy Heilner Candy, Plymouth, NC, Van Bruut &
sIoop-Americs Hull, Providence master.
steamer-concord, Norman, Philadelphia, II Thomp-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Star of the South, Marks, New Orleans,
days, 10 r Stanton.
with 192 passengers to Schmidt & Balchen Sept %
the Banks a large Am ship, bound w, with loss OF
mainmast. The had ID deaths the passage ENpe-
renced heavy weather.
Brig sardus (Br), wiperer, Falmouth, T. SO days, to
Brig Pierre souls of New oreans) Nelson Havana IL
days, to Sturges Co.
schr Louisa. Gaskill, Washington, NC. 4 days
Schr B,rratt, Baker, Wilmington, NC Ill days.
Schr lone, Sherman, Newberp NC, days.
schr Mary Ann Guest Foster, Virginia, days.
schr Kossuth, Churchill, Newburyport days
Schr Huntress, -, Dennysvie, 10 days.
Schr Mary Frances, -, Addison, 10 days.
Schr Gipsey, Ingall Machas, 10 days.
Schr Leo. Buggcs. Rocbland. days.
Schr Clarendon Crockett, Rocklaud days.
Schr Empire, Nickerson, Boston, days, for Albany.
Schr Gen Peavey, Loveioy, Whiting, days.
sloop Inc DR. Warger Curacoa 81 days, to master.
Experienced heavy weather the PASSAGE split sails,
&c. The lowed in 10 this port by the potboat
Moses II Grinnell
sloop VIM II Bowen, TIallock, Providence, 2 days.
Stes mer Kenncbec Copes, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamship Crescent City, New Orleans; Southerner,
Charleston
TBY SANDY HOOK PRINTING Tf1EGRAPnl
THn HIGHLANDS, Oct l2-lr ndown.
Tie steamship Crescent City is OH the Highlands, and
the steamship Southern is coming down the bay both
bound OUT No inward bound vessels in sight
Wind light from the NV. Weather hazy.
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Died.


On Tsefday October H. of scarlet fever STEPHEN HENRY
son o. David and Charity Grnsed aged years and IL
months.
The relations and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend ais funeral from the Forty
eighth street ane Ninth avenue this morning, vt half
past ten O'Clock.
The once loved form-now cold and dead
Each mournful thought employs.
And nature weeps his comforts fed
And ~ithered all his joys.
On Tuesday morning October IL, OF dysentery caARD
DfMERfsI, aged 43 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No
lsi West Twenty-sixth street. this morning. at nine
NJ.
On Tuesday mernng October IL, ALIGN, wife of Bernard
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
o'clock from her late residence, No. 2l4 First avenue
September rs, Of consumption, CHARLES TURNER, Jr.,
aged 33 years. and Tuesday, October H. after lnger
ing Illness JEaSNEI1p wife Of Charles Turner aged IS
years
The friends of the family invited to attend the une
raj of the latter from No 16l Lexington avenue this
afternoon, at two O'Clock without further invita- ton
On Wednesday. October II Mrs CATHARINg RAIN, wife
of Charles h Rahn in the 9th year of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
brother in law Mr. Richard Iamberts No. Troy street.
this afternoon. at three o'clock The friends and
quaintances are respectfully invited TO attend.
On Wednesday morning October IL, at two O'clock Mr.
JAMES SroDpART, uncle to Mr.. John Reynolds.
The friends Of Mr.. John Reynolds respectfully in
yted to attend the funeral from his late residence No
mains will be taken for inerment to Calvary Cemetery
On Wednesday, October H. ACrATus, only of James
NcArdle, aged seven years, two months and 20 days
The friends and acquana of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the residence OF his father No SO West
Seventeenth street.
On Tuesday October H. after a protractcd illness,
WILLIAM, Of William and Anne MAXWELL of this city,
aged ~ y.ars.
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral from the residence Of hi brother in law, Alex
someive, Of Factory and Hammond streets this
hut mast fyn SxyIH
taken to Greenwood for interment
On Wednesday, October u, Mrs. JOSEPHINE SOPHIA, wife
Of Robert Sears, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend he fune
RAJ Friday afternoon at two O'Clock, from her late
sidence, No S6 Foreth street, between Broadway and
sixth avenue.
In Canarsie, Sunday, October 9, of typhus fever
JOHN WRIGHT formerly Of Newcastle on Tyne, England
aged SO years He highly respectfully all who knew
him.
On Wednesday, October II, of congestion Of the brain
JOHN CARR. aged 50 years native of Armagh Ireland.
HIS friends and acquaintance, and those OF his wife,
Julia Carr respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, No so Hester street. tomorrow
afternoon. nj two O'Clock.
On WedI esday, October L., ut Paterson N j. RACHEL,
wife Of David s. Van saun in the 9th year of her
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o'Br.n woodward Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton MoGown,
stewart, Wfeelan, Barker, Crawford, ohesie, and
McCtnkey-H.
RESOLUTION.
nv Assistant Alderman RRows-That r. W Dunhan and
others property the west side Of william street
and Exchange place be permitted 70
sc tcir expense direction o tie street Iot
missioner said widening not TO exceed four feet az any paeo
Adopted.
BY Assistant Alderman BouToN-Of propretors ot we
ferry Gouvorneur slip Bridge street for Leave =,
NJ Hook crib sustain ferry rack 10 'oihheoe
On Wharves, 6c.
FerresIn favor of changing one of the
tern mi Wall ferry Fulton street. Brooklyn
Ad6tted ~ the following vote
tiyc-The President Messrs Brown, TAFT, Mabhatt
q Irien woodward. Ring wells Hunt. Bouton, MeGown,
stewart Wheelan, Barker Crawford oheele, and heCon
key.
FPoM THE BOARD OF AiDfRakS.
Reports-Tn Of in Bayard street, between
Bower CLrystie Thirty third street between
Third in Edridge street. from No
A. 70 Hestsr street To Committee on Sewers.
Repfrtln favor II laying four walks at Intersection
Of Mulberry and Cross streets Of ha sidewalks 81
F0Urth between Twenty first and Twenty fourth
vace feet wide. To Committee Streets
Rcrort-Relrtye to Nineteenth ward station house To
Committee Sewers
ReportNon petition ofJasC Rutherford
To Committee on Assessments.
Granting petition for lamps in front Of church on Ninth
ayenue snd i2sth street C0ncurred in,
The Board hen adjourned 70 Friday afternoon at oelock
From the minutes c. I. McCLENACHAN, Clerk
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT II. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER.
~ rREREsProRy
Ell q u X Is UILDING SITES.
IRON Five TO FIFTEEN EAoH.
TWO II A N SOME HOUSES
SITUATED
Near the ocean, on the South aide OF Staten Island
ALBERT II, NICOLAY
WILL SELL AT AUCTION. on
Wednesday, October 10, 1883 at - o,cinok - A.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. N
q very desirable and beautiful building es varvr. IN .ss
ground the commanding the
10 be found in the vcinityo Now York. '"'
Also handso Gothic house, built in the best ms~r..
high, 52xs contains IA besides ceis,
and Is finished with mahogany doors marble mantelc
&C. attached barn. coach wagon and ice houses and
all other necessary buildings together with
first quality land with abundance of fruit and shade
wings cellar under the whole containing
IA rooms thoroughly furnished in modern style together WITH
extensive and valuable out buildings &C. &c and
Of land All this beautiful property is mostly located the
about Vanderbts landing, in exoellenS
neighborhood aording Of the beautiful rides
had the island. The land in high state of cultivation,
and the location s unsurpassed being perfectly healthy
where there excellent fishing and hing The proposed
Stateu Island Railroad is located within minutes walk Of
any portion of this property The Quarantine steamboats,
leave every hour from ga until p NJ ana the last S6S
leaves WHITEHALL New York, at lH O'Clock p. H. which
gives every facility to gentleman doing business
the CITY Of New York DESTROYS Of making this beautiful
place his private residence
cent the purchase money remain bond and
mortgage for hvs years at seven per cent.
And the title is unquestonabe Persons wishing
this property obtain tickets free Of charge every
A. ND also lithographic maps application to
ALBERT H. NICOLAY. Auctoneer, 10 Wall strecA,
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Disanters.

STEAMSHIP Yacht for New Orleans, l,st Brazos bar
in comm ont Of the harbor the cd u struck on the
bar the pilot surprising that she ad received no DANA 70
was bout leaving her for the shore, when Vt was discover
ed that she wss leaking badly She was Immediately I.t
back r the hsrbor but before reaching II she sunk IN
eight feet wttcr The and crew all sayed she
had on freight s34 Oso in specie si4 900 Of which
saved at the time Of her going down and So 200 sitter
warda By diving The weasel AID balance Of specie IL
total loss she ~ent 10 pieces Immediately Bcoss end
papers saved
sap Polar STAR at New Orleans 2lst ult for Boston,
got on HE Mosee Shoals about b- 10TH but got OF With
out assisart &C. The got the shoals last win.
ter and got ~ by wreckers Ind taken into Nassau,
as reported at the timo.
B.rE HOVER (of Bristol, Ms), from Philadelphia for
Boston abandoned and subs1o usnty taken into Edgar
torn ty smack Charles Beebs, yas sAsa In with bsA
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vet Mayor OF this CITY, Mr. JOSEPH DAVIS, Of Burlington
county n j., to Mrs GRACE A. FRANCIS Of This city for
mery Of Baltimore
On Monday, October 10, by the Rev w. X. Williams,
Pastor OF Amitv street Baptist church, Mr. D. WARREy
NIahNG, OF Palmer, Mass, to Mics MARY A. RoBxKTs, Of
this city.
On tuesday October IL, at West Morrisania, by the
Rev. Edward Ross, MIRA c., OF the late Henry c.
barr ESQ., New York, to CAROLINE eldest daughter Of
Ira Topping, Esq, of the former place
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DO,nessic rylsceIinnr.

The slips Fsranola and Hudson, recently arrived at
New Orleans from New York, had their cargoes OF dry
goods nearly destroyed the Massage hy the bursting Of
fourteen casks of chloride Of lime, which had been im
properly prepared by Eastern uiacurer The loss IL
estimated at $50. 600.
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- 49,
United states Circuit Court.

Before Chief Justice Nelson
Otr 2-C1arles ST. John and oheTs yon IT, Pretics
and 0h>7T This was an application for an injunction to
restrain defendants from infringing plaintiffs patent for
making fur hat bodes; invented October, 1874 The me-
ion for injunction granted
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ii M MFsanrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fun

u W. wEscoTT, AUCTioNEER.- FIJI,
N nitur easgs pier glass &c. a. auction u this d
and dressing and plain bureaus marble TOPAZ
plain Wristbands marble TOP centre and side tables msse
timing tables wardrobes elegant mahogany
Gaze seat chairs French beadsteads hair mattresses at
Lads holsters and pliovs divans, ottomans clocks mAn
grandes vases rugs carpets and oRstcth pr
Tor cooking stoves Also account OF fomes pnrchas
one secretary and bookcase with eight day cicek aud crg
oom bined. eale posi.ivs
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TIFNRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-1OOO DoZEN
shoyes at auetionenry w. Leeds Co. will sell ~
auction saturday October 70 at u o'clock at their sales
rooms, No. 5 Wall street, 1909 dozen Kmbal's patent
shoyes assorted long short handles manufactured By
tho Masa Shovel Company ut Worcester from the
stee-sod close the stock hand tho
about removing their works to Bridgeport
and TO avoid transportation storage &C. their ware
yet being completed in Bridgeport as anticipated
The above goods we'll known 70 need any recommen
dation strength, durability, &c. All purchaser
delivered in good order sample in this city FREQ OF
Samples and catalogues are ready at the sas
rooms No SWal street Terms-Four months all sums
cent of for cash. under that amount cash.
city funds.
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TTENRy II. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER.-ELEGANT OIL
II raintings-Henry IT, Leeds Co. will sell by auction
friday October H. at III o'clock in the gallery Of store
No sWa street elegant OIL paintings consisting Of splendid
collection Of modern and old oil paintings Of great merit Of
them will bc found examples Of Csstglione, Zuchare
Bcrgham Sasse Ferrao, Guercne De ueem, 0ppordorR,
Mgne Camleaux Poselle La oie Caroline, Mckenzie, Of
Ednbury Wilson ard Wakin Of London oddington, and
esed from the Hague comprising works by Duebholss,
Sehote Morie Robe r. Lining spokler and others Also,
elegant copy richly framed Of Constable Valley Farm,
by Beckett Of London. Also about thirty fine cabinet pio
copper, by the most celebrated French
lists md several beautiful subjects silk attached to glass;
VIII be rady r examination the day preceding tho sale
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TToUSEs AND LOTS, ON GROVE STREET. At AUOr
III tion-DAvID SCOTT, auctionssr, will se at public
auction Friday October litn, at 2o'eock r. a., the
premises the four lots and two bull ngs situated Grove
street South Fourth and South Fifth City,
east side Conditions OF sale made the Of sale
ID c. KEMP, AUTOMATICALLY AUCTION SALE
~. Of rich hrstsass SrnitIrs Psnoio,tss and r!ai
ton tk day Thursday at 10 o'clock in tAe large hall A.
tho City Assembly Room, No s5J Broadway, beweep CRAM
and Howard streets, very largo and splendid assor
ment Of rich rstclass urnit all Of which will no Pos
lively sold without reserve has alt bse
made In the beat and Substantial manner for tae Rros
custom trade by o hrst cA broadway cabfue
majors who Is about declining business and eHes tins mt
thod Of closing o portion of his valuable stock IhM a
presents favorable opportunity for those eoout pwrcnA
ing furniture rianoorts and rich aouse furnishing sssois
the goods all really what t5sy are represented 70
frat class and lie relied upn and consist OF larR
ard splendid Of richly carvei roSswoa MATT
gany and black walnut parec, dining ROOM library Az
chamber furniture
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uENRY II LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-DY HENRY 81.
IL LEEDS CON Thursday Oct Is at II O'Clock, a.
II cir sales No Wall street. splendid sale 6rst
class diamond and other ewelry every article Of
the latest style and best catalogue
the balance Of stock Of leavin
try consisting Of elegant diamond brooches set pure brill
and opal oreastpns cluster and single briants finger
the latest Partisan styles richly pins in clusters
and single stones fancy styles garden, chatelane chains,
large assortment Of other costly ewey in all presenting
desirable opportunity to the trade and others Of
chasn ntrnsicay articles Of this description low
figure, they will be positively sold without Can
be med with catalogue the morning Of SALE Terms
cash, city funds
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FURNITURE AUCTION NOTICE. - BRANCH NC
Il DONNELL will sell at their Stores ll3 Fulton and Is
Ann street. Friday, October H. at10 o'clock large a.
sortment Of furniture to close Of
rosewood tetes sofas yeltare and arm chairs
daon hack side chairs in plush brocatelIe and merino:
mahogany suites in plush Re suites for
man gany bureaus and Wristbands marble top rosewood
and mahogany centre pier and tables
warrobes secretary and library bookcases large pier gass
mahogany extension dining tables, &c glass plated
rosewood and mahogany bedteads hair mattresses
e also second hand sofas French bedsteads tables chairs
6c. also printing press, cabinet, type, &c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THOS BELL. AUCTIONEER.-
"A by w. = INGRAHAM.-Large sale this day, at l04<
o'clock in the auction rooms, 10 North William street.
large and valuable assortment of furniture of all desc
tions; also beautiful painngs stock of dry goods
clothing, and fancy articles.
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-STORE 80 BROAD.
~. way-Sherifs sale OF splendid furniture Mt A. NJ
Thursday October 49, at the store large valuable
assortment Of furniture consisting in marble tor
rosewood dressing and other bureaus plush and
other sofas; do etes Brussels grain
pets rosewood plush mahogany and other and
rockers; Voaircs marble rosewood and
tension and other tables marble wash st0vea
pipc bedding, &c; also, two pier glasses
TUOS CARIly
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n COTTON, AUCTIONEER-vERY LARGE AND RX-
tensve sale of rosewood and mahogany furniture,
anoert tapestry and ingram carpets loo full pieces Of
tins day hnray October 10 at l0 o'clock the auotioi
rooms 81 Beekn and 80 Ann tho
extensive stock rosewood and mahogany furniture
been offered this fall 1t will comprise every article
raror bedroom and basement furniture required and from
one Of the best all Of which
well worthy the attention Of the trade Others n
want There IL also rosewood order
one or two suits Of rich furniture nod
full pieces oolcoth large number of three
ty carpets several French plate mirrors hair
ac Also lot Of second hand goods Catalogues early the
morning N B.-Goods can DO packed for shipping al s
reasonable charge. Sale reremptory, -" =
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[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEGRAPH
THE HIGHLANDS, Oct l2--lr ndown
Tie steamship Crescent City is Oh the Highlands and
the steamship Southern is coming down the bay, both
bound out No inward bound vessels in sight.
Wind light from the NV. Weather hazy.
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UCTION NOTICE.-R. W. FROST, AUCTIONEBR-
~ Store No ID Spruce street respectfully notice
he will attend to the sales of household furniture
dences Of families reasonable terms Cash advances
any amount when desired
REYkRHN
Thomas McElrath, Esq., President Of Nassau Bank.
James U. Parker Esq. So Pearl street.
David Culver, ESQ.,, 81 Cliff street.
Hessrs. Hudson 4 Smith ll9 Fulton street.
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~ w.. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.-C. W. HOLMRo
~. will sell to morrow Friday Oct H. at 10 o'clock All
the rosewood and mahogany furniture the three
story house Forty street six doors Broadway
consisting Of elegant suits Of paror furniture in brocatse
and plush carved rosewood marble top tables
wood stands and card tables marble top side and
fancy tables rich tapestry Brussels ard three ply
lace and muslin curtains oval mirrors nantef clocks oil
paintings, marble aud stands gilt
sets elegant china vases gilt china tea and ete sets
mahogany French hedsteads hair mattresses holsters
ofas lounges sofe bsdsteajs spring rockers
extension table crockery and glassware sc Also fnc
N fully warranted.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CR0CKERY GLASS AND CHI.
n na.-JOHN f. VAN ANTWERP 4 SON will sell on
rsday 18Th at 10 o'clock at 1863 Pearl street. from tho
shelves in lots 70 suit purchasers 90 crates white grantee
casks SETS casks Rockingham assorted
jugs 6c so casks tumbers lamps &c full ASSORTMENT;
100 deseh Rockingham spittoons casks china
French knives and forks toa TO- Catalogues
the day previous. Terms at SALE
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oBrisr, Woodward Rinr, Wells Hunt BOuton, MoGown;
stewart Wheean Barker Crawford, o'hese, ana
Nee nkey-l7.