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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22

TOWNSEND'S, Sands, and Bulls Sas,a.
4. parilla, warranted genuine, and fer sale
by s Vim. BOGEL.
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CPONGES.--Fine Surgeon and bathing
- spongcs. For sale by
dec 3-y. II. L. WADDlLL. Drngt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22

THLORIDE Of Lime, and various othe
~ disinlectents, for sale by ~
Vim. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22

nUININE--3OO ounces French, English,
W and American mautfactory.
For sale by Fl. 7. WAppILI. Drust.
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CCARIFICATORS.-A few very supe-
- rior ones. For sale by
dec 3.y. II. L. WApwILI., Drugt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22

Gum Drops.
Just received IS lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
y Tolan Lozengers, French Jugubc and
Liquorize Paste, Acidulated Drops Of all
1ayors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq.
uo'icc. ect..by q -. WIN. BooEt.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-22

For coughs, Colds, cot.
AYERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
n Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup Of Nspbtha ect., just received--a few
dozen ofeach for sale by VIM BoeEL.
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Died,
On Friday, November 49, THOMAS DouGHxRry, aged 81
The friends and acqusintanees II the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his faner. from No. ITO
On Friday morning, November l8, HENRY @. MESSENGER,
in the 25th year of his age.
attend the funeral from the residence of his mother
Hudah senger No. 1874 Nassau street, Brooklyn this
afternoon, at two O'Clock without u her invitation
John and Maralious, aged years, months AID IA
days.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock from the residence of bis parents No 100 Ha
mersley street The friends Of the family invited to
attend, without further invitation.
On Saturday, November 10 TH,MAs w., Only son of
Abram and Marion volk, aged months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
noon, at two o'clock.
On Saturday morning, November 10, JOHN HENDERSON,
His friends and those of his family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence No.
III Nineteenth street. this afternoon at two O'Clock
His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Saturday, November 10 MARY ANN CIAsE, wife OF
Samuel Case late of Liverpool, England In the 25sh
year Of her age
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence No
5S Boome street. this afternoon at half past o'clock
In Brooklyn on Saturday, November 49, Mrs ELHABsH
p MoRRp elic Of the late Robert Norris aged II years,
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral without further invitation, from late resi-
dence No. 63 Johnsen street. Brooklyn to after
/ Don, at one O'Clock.
On Saturday, November 10, RICHARD SHAY, Of John
Shay, aged IA years, months and 10 days.
His funeral will take ri from his late residence No.
so Rutfer street. this 8; ,rnoon at four o'clock
On Saturday, November 49, JOHN KnLoRAN, aged SO
years, after long and severe illness.
The re ads If the fail aud those of his son. Michael
invited to attend his funeral this day, from his late
residence. No. 375 Twelfth street.
On Friday evening" November Is, Of typhus fever LEVI
GATES AUSTIN, late from California
Ii this city onSaturday November r. of consumption,
WILLIAM GIADDlsc, Formerly of Albany aged So years,
2 months and 90 days.
anAran lea aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20
HFsNCIAL NOTICHa,
POLITICAL.

GRAND NATIONAL Ex0CRATIC JUBILEE.-THE
VI National Demo ratc Republican Electors of the city
and county Of Now York in favor of the Baltimore platform
sed to the interference of the federal nment to control
state elections requested to assemble in meeting
at Metropolitan Ball on Wednesday evening" November 90
~ o'clock for the purpose congratuating their
ona democratic brethren throughout the Union the
late br liant victory obtained State OF York
of national democratic principles the
abolition free soil faction and Enthusiastically rcbuking tho
for tsor uni prescription
requested TO organize in their wards aad proceed in
The following dstn guiehed gentlemen have been invited
and expected be and address the meeting
Hons Daniel s. Ickn.on, n. "; BENZ amin r Hunt, O.
Cory Ohio; Howell Cobb, Ca Beverly Tucker VA John
Cotton smith Conn; Francia b. Cutting N Y; Mike Walsh
cnts Greene raSsoSg Y Rnas Pso
ham, n. Y. Hiram Walbrdge, N. Y; Edmund Burke NJ H.
Samuel Beardsey N Y. Henry A., Foster N Y; Lyman
ssn 1y5 ss 1a Tssds5t gsvS
Disney 3bo; Moses donald, Mo; Thomas s. Bocccksya
RMf " sayy va ps
nhep pSqs, Nv w an Gsn Cal GnS VIZ!
G. RotsrtF Stockton N p; Alex. C.. Norton, Ca Jarsd
Peek Chay's W csrEigan, Esd Penn; Charles 0'Co
Bright Ind James r. Cooley, NJ Y; James Brady, ESD,
do Gen orvlle Clark do; Gen. Asron Ward, do John H.
FORD Esq do John D. ray ESD, DO w G. Watson. ESD,
do Miles w: Bennett Esq do 3 8. Browne ESD do; John
by order q Nicholas pimond, Daniel Dodge Andrew J.
Mccarthy Henry j. Allen, r. D. Hart, John Clancy Ed
ward c. West Grshon Cohen stephen D. Layman, Joseph
stevar Richard schei, Samuel RadclG James i. Damn,
Thomas T. St John Isaac Townsend Johu Dorgherty VIM
= Iurrrre Wm keehsn, Committee Of Arrangements Of
W clover, WIN. n Mcintyre John D. Hsskins, Committee
Lsvis N. GLOVER, Secretary.
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lssMWARrs.

q, ONn REwARD-LOSr, ON THE EVENING OF T UE
spAUO 18th init in going from the OF Bond and
fulton streets Brooklyn to tho Fulton ferry then in Full
ton and Seventh STAGE to Walaeks adys brooch
leaf shape, with nineteen stones. Apply to
II. weldon, q Wall street.
GCE REwARD.-LoST, ON SATURDAY, I'D oCTo
dog white SPOT The breast and TO the OF
Lion three years old hoover has found tho same and
will return him to the will receive the above reward
Should have purchased the the entire value Of
the deg will be paid Apply At 7l2 Broadway.
GO HkWAED-LObT, A SMALL BLACK SPANIEL
RO dog with white breast answers W the Of Jet
Tie above reward will DO paid his return 10 3 Pearl ~
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held in New York in May, we have t,een in The
habit of giving, from the most authe ,ntc sources
the numbers of the different s',cts; and these
numbers have generally BEEN .epublis hed in the
religious and other almana 81 of the dav. This
is the only correct enumC .ration of the religious
sects in the United States That which is now
protested to be put forth under the name of De
Bow, and as Coming from the Census Depart
ment at Washington, is grossly erroneous, blum
dering. ridiculous, and absurd. We will name
one instance 1t puts down the Catholics ct
a little over half million; but it is well known
that the number of the Catholics in this coun-
try, according to their own and the accurate
enumeration, lie nearly million and half
The enumeration of the other sects is equally
laundering and erroneous.
De Bow, the present superintendent, succeed
ed Mr.. Kennedy; but he seems to be utterly in
capable ofcomprehending the difference between
facts and fancy in American statistics.
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yIyE TURF.

rENTREvILIE COURSE, 7. L--TROTrIEG,-MON-
~ day, Nov. 81 At ga o'clock p. MMatch for $500 mia
heats beet three In five, to 250 lbs wagonsD Por nses
oh. r. Point Rrese Mr. Beard names h. a. Deacon Roth
nas belong in New Jersey omnbuses leave hourly the
course.
T1kIoN COURSE, j.. I-TRoTTING.-oN MONDAY,
~ NOV y, 40 "a O'clock, matah for $780, m 10 heats
nest three n five, In harness. VIM. Whoan y. q
fmieranti H. Moociuh names g. Congo. Immediately
eer match will take place between th horses mile
heats, TO MO pound Stages every haf hour
during the day. JOHN /. sNEDIKER Proprietor
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Consun,ptIon Treated by

Consumption Treated by InhalntlOn-AIsO
asthma snd bronchitis JAMES CAMERON NJ. d. and
Surg 536 Houston street. OF Crosby Refere
Claget ESD Is Wall street, II. W. Ellsworth Esq, IS
Wall street; Jay Wood. Esq., Brooklyn; Chase Co..
press office, l73 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

In st. Georges Church. on Saturday, November 10, BY
the Rev DR.. Tying, SAMUEL WoIFF, Esq OF New Orleans
REnEccA w. youngest daughter of the late Major Urah
Blue, of Alabama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

Stage Drivers, Physicians, and all Persons
exposed to cold wet weather should lined rubber
or sbapped hands For sale at BERRIANS COL Broadway
and by all rubber dealers.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CPIRITUALIsM-D D. PARMLEE, WILLREPEAT, AT
request Of the audience his lecture sprtual!sm
att O'Clock this evening at ALB Broadway After the lee
ture, discussion by the audience Admission l2 cents
1otheI oom.
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Married.

Birth,
On Friday, November 49, the lady Of Lieutenant Henry
Dusenbury, of q SOD.
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THE MECHANICS GUARD HAVE HAD THEIR
yemher The following is list Of rscsptain William
ant " H. Gidney Third Lieutenant n.,. John g Wilson
caiteusi sixth Lieut9nant William barnes; Orderly Ser
G B9gert Harmon Elnuvelt, Dr. B. Wright. PARCELS,
dons celebrated brass band their excursion
for arget practice by Paterson Ralro I'D
CITY Boiling Springs dep and marched fram the depot
TO the Union p ank Road Hotel whore previ
mns had been mado for the reception and
OF the company The Union Plank Road Hotel has been
erected this by theproprcor Mr. ri hard r. Cosn
tt hotel is quarter of mile from bling Springs depot
mee from Hoboken ~ Plank road to Pater
New The members of the company the invited
guests and the hand each nd all the best
place they have been to eimi'ar OCCASION The
dinner the best target company has had placed
before then The location of the hotel and ground
nccted with IT, is the most desirable that be found
for target practice. To much praise cannot be bestowed
the proprietor for the ous and
genteman airing towsrds each and every member
ID. ID. BLAUYETT Jn., Secretary
WEST GUARD, ATTENTION. AcMEET1NG OF THE
w above named company will take place st tcir head
quarters at VIM oDonnels corner Of T~eatieth street
and Third Monday oyenlg Nov 2st 1853 at
O'Clock, for the election OF officers
THos MEAuER, Orderly.
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pICH ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES AND FURNI.
~ ure Of every description-C A. SHiNDLER manufao-
urer respectfully persons about house furnishing TO
exmine lis stock, made eySroy fcr city ecs.o trace al
etaks,
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Do Not Let Them Dle.-Parents Who Have
young children should be without Dr. TOBIAS Veue
tan Eminent in Group. which complaint daily
res their children Thousands have besn the
Of this niment 1t fails Office 40 Greenwich street.
Price rs cents.
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puRLIc SALE OF LOTS AT KEyroRT-TnE raIRl

OUBLIC SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT.-THE THIRD
sslo Of the Florence and Kcyport Company
will be held the misses Keyport Friday the
9th instant At 10 O'clock Maps and inform may be
had at the offices Of the Keyport; No 80 william
street, New York. and Walnut and Dock Streets Phadol
pha The property Of this company situated the
tan Bay opposite the klrrows in ii straight airiu be-
tween New York and philadelphia. It has been laid
for the purpose opening direct
and business between New York the South which
point Ia destined to DO the only depot and thorouhfars
spacious harbor has been construct the Raran Bay
and ferry established between 1t and New York. plank
road in course Of instruction to the Desware which will
command the entire trade OF that section of tho State and
furnish through line for The Of
town the location Of Report 10 rapid
ly increasing and will become the
In the harbor Of New York The attention of mechanics
and capitalists throughout the
wife to this enterprse tho thorough
fare between the North and the South.
ID W. wEsTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL. furniture carpets, &c-k Westoott will sell
ton Monday afternoon at two o'clock the salesoom
No - Eighth largo quantity of superior household
furniture from Leroy street
consisting tf elegant waTdrobes bur etegeres ten
hsndfme tapestry Brussels and other carpets mahogany
end walnut bedseads hair mattresses rosewood and ma.
lopany tables dining and breakfast do chairs and
rockers sofas damask lounges gilt and mahogany mirrors
su marble top bedroom furniture, mahoga walnut
thaire paintings engraNing &cau without reserve rain
OF shine.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Aucr1eNEER.-vALUABL

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTI0NEER-VALUABLE
IL and household furniture, manufactured Italy
expressly for the owner also horre carriages TO-
at the seat Of Tho Vyse ESQ., 0rymes ll Stapcton
ten Island a. Leeds and 60 will sell BY auction IS
above on Monday Nov 81 at 10 DEL ok all the valuable
and rare household furniture horses CARR &C. consist
rod pattern all made to Florence Italy brought
out by the present owner antique sofas and chairs
In velvet couches coveredin worstsd
silk coverng parlor furniture of nutwcod centre tables
sewing chairs mantle and centre glss,s
embrsdered screens rustic tables and chairs oil pantin
nlad card tables hrocatele curtains superb dvan cover
worked ~ LAD HSand one ro.ewood psanoforts Under
mans best make; Brussels carpet sitting chairs
cred extension table, seats PERSONS
sideboaris OF nutwood bookcases oeoths bedroom
Iture nutwooG, double bureaus secretary iron bed
rteads single double with oanopies wa.hsands toilet
Easse couches beds mattrassss bedding cabinets look
ing slasses cottage suit Of white and gold
pier abef, cbaies do from the palace Of Ncoolmi
Italy glassware chir and stone chnaware and other
made 10 order, two monthc vita abA
valuable chestnut horse about 16 hands high,
six old perfect in respect long tail Also
bic and harness. all made TO order and in fne eond
ton Ire above can be examined Friday Saturday
previous SALE and article will be Sold owner
II leaving Europe fse steamer leaves foot Whitehall
street every hour fer stapleon and l.nds within ave mi
able the sale will be deferred till tho clear day.
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,FURrT,ruEeE.


tffHEAPEH THAN EVE3.--p - -
W TNAMELLED SETS, ENANELLKD sEr.
no. $40 Broadway nett door 70 tho Dusseldorf Gsisy7
Cheaper than all otherg In New York. ssig Be'Tg
HEiJTYFIvE end THIRTY PER CENT, lcss than shol
BIO found anywhere olse ell made from kiln dried
ard te beat finish throughout s msde AZ our factory Ma
80 Greene street. GlLIIE5 BYnNM.
Chesp Enameiled Furniture Warehouse, bt6 Broadwsys
doors above xrns a door IN pv Ohsp'ns nhnrcs
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EIEGANT FANCY GOODS-WILLTAM IRVING 4 CO.,
IL Auctioneess, will sell at auction, az and We'd
nesday Nov % and g. at lo o'clock at the large
store ~ Broadway near Re id street abous thirty superb
and Dog instruction and other superb groups agate aud
bardigio Etueoan and Hebe Grecan Egyptian
urns Pempe pitchers card receivers Paran marble groups
and figures wsser tho Seasons st. John and the
China coffee cups, plated marble AVID
clicks bronze groups fortune teller cupds figures elegantly
decorated and painted arian and BISCUIT figures decorated
ar plain tea services noh glass ware elegant PAPER
frame pier and mante glasses for whom IL may
concern The above comprises stock well worthy the At
tentn DESTROYS Of furnishing their dwellings with
articles Of classic character They be examined
Monday Nov. 2st Purchasers have IL cir goods
fully packed the premises TermsNinety davs all
$780, under that amount cash without discounts
$500 and upwards six months approved endorsed nots
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~-----------------A-- :
lEtU ,FHApES. So

IHE NHAUES. So
(NoOPER AND BoTTLFR WANTED, A GOOD MAN
~ to put wine and liquors take charge Of wine cellar
and able TO cooper oasks liberal salary will be given
raid ofice.
ITO JOURNEvMrN CABrNrTMA Wrps-WAwTrr A
general workman, 70 soush; acquainted With
hclstcrng preferred Steady work ana liberal vases Al
ply 81 ~ Nsshisgtcn stsesX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

TOHN W. SOMBRINDIKE, AUCTIONEER, STORE II
Sp street Mortgage sale of useful and
household furniture Tuesday 22d instant the auction
at 10 o'clock by virtue of two chatt mortgsges
large quantity of furn ture Of all dsscrpon
mahogany sofas and tete etes in plush and hair coth
French mahogany and black walnut bedsods
mahogany chairs in pluh and hair cloth marble top
wood and MAHOGANY centre tables mahogany dining
and breakfast tables extension tables Of mahogany and
black walnut; also large lot of splendid bedding hair
bedding: also Brussels three ply and ingram carpets OIL
cloths mattng also spl ndd bookcase suitable for
law Office sofa tcdstead prisng extensive
all in store john W. SOAERINDYKE,1 ...
CHAS. i. WATTS, n'so1neys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-20

Mr.. O. s. Fowler continues his Lectures
Phrenology Monday and Wednesday evenings at Musical
Academy, in Allen street. Of Houston street, and
Tuesday, Thqrsday and Friday evenings, at St Lukes
O'clock, closing with examinations. Seats, 121 cents
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Arts md ArfIsfs.

DOUGHTY, who is now considered the finest landscape
painter in America has finished his series of landscapes
Illustrative Of the four As he has painted these
pictures for test Of his STYLE they worthy careful
examination. They be at Williams stsvens's,
823 Broadway.
Mr.. PowHI's De Soto" is still on exhibition 1T the
Academy Of Design, Broadway, Fear Bond street This
picture done to occupy the vacant space in the
tunda Of the Capitol. 1t is worthy visit.
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To the Editor Of the HeraId:-slr-I UNI

To the Editor OF tho Herald :-Sir-I un-
dsrsand card published By in this MORNINGS
has ,osed In ply that tho failure
house owing the in which its Affairs ear
riea on by IN partner during my absence desire 20 con
this pressoa an to that the failure was
cessaiy and inev'abl, and was in way owing any
transaction carried duriss absence
or vi thout knowledge JOS. GUrMAE.
New FORK Nov 10 1853.
IL Just myself must beg the insertion Of the above
ote expanatry Of which appeared the Herald OF
Saturday rnng The card will sufficiently explain itself
without making u necessary for go further par
ticulsrs at present LEM. VAN B0SKERCK.
Carpetipgs at Cost.-Peterson & Hum phrey
w selling off their entire at
close On their tall mportatons Rich Guperfne carpets Ga
to &c. ard rich three ply rpste S. TO los per ward
rich English Brussels So yard rich English tapestry
l 70 US per yard ioh to 6s per yard Ais,
large lot OF English oil cloths in per yard
and citizens In want Of earpeting would do we'll
call before purchasing elsewhere.
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
S79 Broadway, corner Of White street.
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wH[E MILITARY.

DROUGHAM LIGHT GUARD.-AT THE LAST REGU.
ID lar meeting of this held At Chatham Hall
Thursday November H. IL ousy resolved
That vote Of thanks be rendered to Mr. Thomas Kelly
captain Of this company for the gentema and efficient
term Of office. BY order of J. McDERMOTT, Captain.
M !
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HOTEL AND REFECTORY ruRNITURE.-W1LLIAN

IL TRYING CO., Auctoneers will sell At auction, on
ssriasy November sd A. 10. o'clock at the hstel GIG
Brussels and ingram carpets mahogany dining tables,
maple chairs oil cloth, stair carpet cottage bedstead
hair mattresses raasses feather holsters and pillows,
wasas'ands mahogaI2 ana gut framed mirrors counter
rcans and washtands toilet sets 40 mahogany sofa in
hair cloth, chairs window curtains and shades crockcry
and glassware cuery&c Also bar and bar fixtures de-
canters Walters mantle mrror &C. Also choice
rrQ aaanrtrnent of conner Kitchen furnitura
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II D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE, $40 BROAD.
.wsy-To machinists porte monnaie manufacturers and
ohs Morteagce sale, /? NJ at the store on Monday
2st November full and complete Of machinery
Of porte onnae frames cor sspg Of ny and
tools required for the various details of business
nearly rsw Sale positive will he credit two
months for all sums hundred dollars, four
months for ill hundred and Afsy dollars
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NAMELIAS, BULBOUs ROOTS &C.-WM IRVING 4
y Co. will sell At auction, Monday Nov. a. a. u
white oameas, from the nursery Of private gentleman
from twenty to ninety buds each perfect order
the country Also number Of other choice via
ter Towering plants Also six Dubious
nursery Ii. De Lsnge Sons by the case and parcel
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e. "; HOLMES. MATHEMATICIAN SALE
piano forte &c. tho property Of family breaking mp
Keeping. g. w Holmes will sell Tuesday. Nov e. ~
lo o'clock all the furniture In tho rss class
house 6s Thirty f street Sixth consisting
in SATIN brocatele and plusb rosewood marble op
and fancy table, rosewood eegers elegant
rosewood piano forte tapestry and ingram csrpes
vet damask curtains gilt shina and msntel
mente chin tea and tote atete elegant silver plated
es service mahogany French and cottage bedstead quilts
comorttrs hl ,nkes hair mattresses sofas lounges
ard chairs mshogany spring chairs and
oval mirrors fine oil PAINTINGS and sngravngs silver plated
an kitchen furniture &C. The whole without re
serve Catalogues at the house on the day of sale.
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NxcHANGE-sEvERAL GOOD BRICK HOUSES FOR
u aiarrp.-Tfe houses and lots situated In williams
burg snd are all well rented Inquire Of j. H. PULLS I4
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boot AND SHOE STORE FOR sALE.-AT PRIVATE
slo favorable terms the select and reasonable
81 boots sheer, DC, being general assortment with
fixtures Of store, and lease of premises For particulars
nj dom occurs.
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"A dc.-Wli.LlA lhN ING a CO. Auctioneers, will sell
At auction on Tuesday November 22d at 10 O'clock st
1e No Pine street by order Of The assigne
Leonvie, and other sherres Sandermans Harris Sons
and other ports Bement Co.'s Cognac brandy, Martel
pale: 0tard. pupuy Co cherry brandy schsdsm gin,
Key French oordias 100 baskets quarts and pnts cham
payne viz de bouzy cardinal other brands choice
Havana aeFars, Of various brands.
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THE stormy weather OF Late has not ID

nribcd M p1oat run DaIers The public just
awaken 70 the fact that arke,s t,nique i tho
reliable remedy in uye for restoring and boau
tify ne the hair Principal depot, BARkERS ladies' hair
orestin estl l,lislfnent, $50 Broadway.
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RoR BALE.

OF HGl FOR StLE-A PIRsT.cLhss HOUSE
.JuO. and los, No. 2l6 West fhif;isi strea. be-
tween Eighth ara Ninth avenues worth 5000 containing
All TIE improvements, with gas ehsndelers-a n
il qnfre within. '-9-'