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Intereating from Texas.

RESIGNATION OF GOV. BEtL-COMPLkTI0N OF THE
BOUNDARY sURvEY-LE0IsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.
BALTIMORE Dec 13, 1868
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday are to hand. They
contain further Texas
Governor Bell had resigned his Office, and the duties
hCd devolved Lieut.. Gov Henderson
General Jones had returned from the frontiers and re-
ported the Indians all quiet.
General Campbell, the Commissioner OF this boundary
survey arrived 1t Brownsville the 1lth with the SUR
vey completed.
The schooner Star, at New Orleans from Bra7os,
brought $l62 600 in specie Lieut.. Says U. 5 Army,
died board on the 25th ult
resolution had been introduced into the Texas Legs
Legislature declaring the sealing system the 6xed policy
Of the State.
bill had also been introduced fixing LIST July, 1855,
the period before wh b the holders OF the public debt
who have teen ldudgad to have lien the 900 600
urd reserved by the Uni cd States creditors to whom
the duties on imports pledged, shall file the re-
leases required by the provso Of che b,undary act
their claims shall be nu,ed Judgns from the tons
Of the Austin Gazette, these compulsory meAsures to
bring the creditors to An II settlement speedily, would
be likely to pass both homes.
Tampco dates 10 the 9th received Col. Jose Bar
rerio had been appointed Preec Of the department d
Tsmaplipas
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GBNERAL COifAuT.
isssi.as: On rss.ss, evening &
'hs S. ss sso,.
city and county Of New York fienay regular nomas
sas ss 81
s sh
i5sn sssl w.Is dssss.I cqn@itsss iss ys:s
s ss'Ssis1 ss =
select Fiys delegates Zach Dsmeoratio r.
'Sa FGss s'Is i5 oA street, John F. williams
second Is Ann street; Gsorse Nevn, John Don
Third wardAt No. Y vesey street; James P. Martini A.
and a kns John Raas, william
Phillips and william Locker. lnspt oscrs.
sasi Wasd Hotel Rior
street, l. vi Green, William A. Adams and Hugh Hccsf
Slsa!S xsrd.As Ell HaaIss,n., eorssr Of vs,iok and
Doninck streets; Robert Linn snmuel long and James
Ninth wsrd~At Smiths Hotel No. 90 Perry street, James
ss W Thorn IT A na Grand
Cns % h s sliG and Ia
Thistssnth xsa-As No 4so Grand street. xsrou. p
Fourteenth ward-At No. AZ Prince stsee Theodore suy
dam. James Smith and John Cavannugh- inspectors.
Fifteenth AT Hsuy Instute John Gilmore
sss Francis
Philip Ecker and Fran els Early, lnspt ctoel
Seventeenth ward-At Hermitage HALL Timothy Donovan,
James W. Hartel and Bernard Newman, Inspectors.
nell and William Pearsall Inspectors.
Nineteenth ward-At Little ammany, Eighty fourth and
Eighty fifth streets, and Third James W. Walsh,
James saddler, Charles IL Wheeler, Inspectors
Twentieth ward-At Ne. sos Eighth avenue; Andrew ].
Dunn Cornelius Ryan Thomas ,kiernan, InsI ctors
Twenty first wardAt Russelps corner Of Third
and Thirty fifth street, Isaac fnkney, John Lynch John
Burns Inspeeto
Twenty ward-At James McNutts, corner of Se-
venth and Fifty fifth street. Peter Masr4on, James
slavn, Benz amin N Cullard inspectors.
Resolved That 10 either Of the Inspectors hereby
pointed shall decline Vacancy shall other
wise the Inspectors ereby authorised
appoint another ac and in the
for ward Determine TO tho place or holding hs
election in such ward they shall give public notice thereof In
the National Democrat and Herald
THOMAS J. BARR Chairman.
S.c. Ss; e g. ent..n s..s, Ss.o:starie..
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Personal Intelligence.

f. c. YALE Patterson; 7. o. Gilbert, St. Louis; Dr. G. H.
VILLA ms, New Orleans and j. Nickols Hsvsrhill N
H.. were among the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper
House.
Governor Foote, Of Mississippi has gone on visit to
hon John sdsl United States Senator for louisiana
and Governor Diamond Of Rhode Island arrived yester
day at the Metropolitan Hotel
ARRIVALS
From San Juan, In the steamship Star of the WestG
PW,Id John Smith, Gsodmsn p, Whiting Mrs Tlasn,
johnson, u Weeks Fsstou, Harzter, DR. Smith,
G Brown, Green, q Bartlett, Stack p AllbArk,
G j yogle, D Dexter, Brush, Brush, Hunt,
il Cockran, W. shslon naqnssn, A p Cheeyer, jar
Miss II Jimmons, j IcIixain, d Ross Mrs Berry Q
Ranston, Mitchell. Younr, II Bremin Ksplor, A
Beach, Beach, Mrs Hughes and two children, Parmele,
J N Clark, Lucas Faleoner, Mr. Epps, + Sars sent,
Mrs Lake and child Mis. clSrh somorseld Com
Gordon, Rutton, Miss Mary Blake, Capt Alden,
Hail. Fowler, @ Brown, Mrs wadsworth, A Briggs
Johnson Steel Chas Reynolds John Reynolds Cook,
Dickinson BarzAlier @ Hughes, Riley. Newhouse
Sstenheimer Leidemer, John De Latte, Lsncasser
and lady, Lewis, W swim, " n TSpper, Lsis,
Ozier Wous Fargo, Mr. Garden, Hare ing Coffin,
Chss Sin gletail Combs, Mafgood, Coons, Ben.
jamin Falins Tasgat and throe hundred and three
From All in steamship AggussanHon M.cpherson
dinger Groom, Capt VIM Fits, Hy Ward, Brooks.
Miss Tompkins s-12 In the steerage.
Js%s' Anass
Ma: crshs" Hrs Horsts. Mrs Graham. Srs Parker
John Pears Kitchen, Rcbt Tssos Mrs q Anderson
| r Fellows Geo Pthns, Honey 8 4 jenkins, .
Fannirs. Thomas, PssrJ 90 in NE sssssAgs,
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec l3, 1858.
Ths sales Of cotton to-day havs been COO bales at
Arm prices The stock on hand is 206 900 bales.
Sterling exchange is at9a ga prem. Freghts to Liver
pool, l3-lSd
CHARlsToN, Dec IL, 1858.
The sales OF cotton yesterday amounted to 200 bales
at Sc. 1ohc.
ClNc1aSArI, Dec. Is, 1853.
Our marist for hogs ia steady sales Of 300O 1t 81 25
81 SO The receipts to this data short of the
rae last year. Psovisiens inanimats; prime
tarrslled lard &c.; shoulders, 5c; sides 41c.;
pork, Sll SO, -four has declined to SIS Freights
high say 81 for pork to New Orleans and 5c for four
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The Weather and Navigation.

BUFFALO, Dec. l3, 1858.
The weather Is still unusually and pleasant.
The sssamsr hayaowsr leaves to hight for Detroit touch
ing at Cleveland.
SYRACUSE, Dec. ID, 1853.
The weather ia cearBg this afternoon and bscom-
ing pieass mt and mild Boats still running.
CLEVELAND, Dec. Is 1853.
Tho weAth Is mild and cloudy Canal and Lake Na-
vgation is uninterrupted Steamers, propellers and
sailing vssssls arc arriving and departing daily.
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r to the Schooner H. s. Baynes.

Disaster to the Schooner H. s.. Bames.
BOSTON, Dec 18 1858.
This schooner H. s. Barner from Boston for New York,
With corgo cf Ssh, &C., stroek Watch Hill rec at II
r M, on the 11th inst She got of the morning
OF NE l2th and preached at the south side Of Fishers
Island The saving the cargo and IL the weather
ccaaues moderste, the el may possibly be saved:
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The Railroad Troubles At Erie.

ERIA, DEC. II, Ibb3,
The railroad company commenced Ielaying the track
and rebuilt ing tbs bridge ut Harbor Creek this
but 1t IL thought they will be torn up again to
PITTsBuRG, Dec 13, 1853.
The o. g. District Court has been occupied all day 10
hearing arguments of counsel for an injunction ia the
to morrow.
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RECEPTION OF CONSUL ,SLAYr0N-MARINE DIsAs-
TER5-LOss OF THE BRIdA NTNR SHAMROCK, ETC.
CHAuEsros Dec. IL, 1858.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here bringing Havana
dates to the morning of tho sth An Key West to the
same evening
General Canedo was to retur0 to Spain isbout week
Consul Clayton had been duly received.
The British ship ofwar vestsl at Havars, reported
that on the 18th Of November the brgantins Shamrock
from Hatanxas for Philadelphia was lost on Coiorados
reef, and the hull sold for S2O8.
Sugars were fat In tie Havana market and the new
crop was coming In Coffee in demand and rum
active In codfsh fair business doing. Lard snd
languid, At x premium on New York and Boston
The brig Rufns Seuls, Of New York, bound from VIII
for New Orleans arrived at Key West In eaky
condition, and was repsiripg.
The British thip Courser would sail In week f Ly.
epool Salvage awarded Il per cent Sl4O 0oO minus
expenses. '-'
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Mnsa saachvssetts Municipal Elections.
WORCESTER, Dec. 13, 1868.
J. s. G Knowlton (dem.) editor Of the Palladium was
elected Mayor of thig sity, yesterday.
Boston, Dco. 49, 1853.
Roxbury has eectes iaus Comins Mayor and Charles.
town, Jamss Adams both wings.
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FANCY EURS.

uANCY YrURs.-RsrABLYsHED lsp.-REoULAR FAN
Iur Store -Ladss srs ssrsoisy invited 70 call And
Warranted 10 ba represented 0EO q. MAWSON 4 CO..
hansfAotursRpA Asd Ilpossevs ~ Maiden lAns.
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Large Flrc at Fairfield, Conn.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 13, 1853.
TSs large ew pablo house at Fairfield, known the
Marine Hotel, was burned down at O'Clock this
ing The building, which built in 1s47 for fash
onabe hotel had from of 800 feet and the
not less than $50 COO The hou1s closed for
son. and the FIRE doubtless the work of incsndaxy
barn belonging to Fl. Rowland took 6re from the flames
of thcyhokel, and Was also coneunaed.
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dewster Turner. Sales room No. ls Nassau street,
orner If Pine csday Dec. TO- as 10 O'clock ths
ales 10 Nasau street. french fancy
part Of French china of beautiful design and richly
fnameLted bronze, ormou, marble, and French cbiaa
ocks with and without shades and STANDS embracing every
esign all Of whish warranted to be Of the fest
ronzes OF various subjets ximps figures &c 300 dczea
rubber tvs Goodysrs pstent; bronze andalesras
IAN diestcks DRESSING and work boxes in roeewooi and
Aper ma ,htc; Bohemiap gass nantc and
Sr ornanents girandoes Also, without iC0 fine
ng every varity of sut ,ct.
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Ss; Sac. & g. 3 el1:,.n. s..s' SECRETARIES.

EIGnTH wARD.-PURsUANT TO TIE RECoMMEN
u dation of the Democratic Wing General Committee,
election will be held this ware at 0berles Hotel No. "a
ooster street, Thursday next 18th De enber between
the hours Of NJ for the purpose Of eleetng dele
gates to the Old and Young Men, General Com mites and
also Ward Cemr ttee for the suing year By ORDER
HART b. WEED,
JOHN NJ. SMITH, Inspectors OF Election
art WILLIAM BOGERT,
Published by order Of Ward Committee.
EDw Arr CREENE, SEQ. JOHN N. SMITH, Chairman.
cEvENTH wARD-wARD COMMITTEE THE MEM
y bers the Democratic Republic Ward Co nmittee
requested meet Wednesday evening" Decen ber A. 1885,
at o'clock At headquarters I73 .dson street. with
out further notice, business Of Importance BY order Of
the Chairman. A. GALL ,G aER, secrot.r;a.
JOHN PZYNTON, }seei9SAii0''
TwEnTY SECOND WARD PRIMARY ELECTION
TIE undersigned being duly appointed Inspectors for
the primary election held in the Twenty second ward
the 9th inst TO resolution passed by the De
ocrAtc Republican General Committee at Stuyvesant In
sute the eth met and directed by said committee 70
designate the pa for holding the do hereby give
Vice that said election will take AT Corrys corner of
sixth and Ninth avenue said 18th ins be-
EDWARD SWEENEY
JAMES SLAyEN, }Inspectors
THuS. HlG Gins,
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N D. NASH, AUCTIoNEER-SToREN NO. $40 BROAD.
~ sale postye sheriff sale of printing ste sls,
Aeon Wednesday Dec. IL l853 At l0A. NJ atNo. 1862 Full
ton Nret consisting of Washington and Napier presses,
type cases. stands gaileys, composing stones, rules
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Steam Boiler Expsosio,, ,

:, TITNBUHG, Dc TO, 1903.
Vs5 boiler nj Nicholson Paynes foundry exploded
this afternoon, dreadfuy scalding two men, breaking
the s OF anotns and also seriously inuring Mr. NchoL
The sufferers all sur rive.
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THIRTY-THIRD CONGRIES.
FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1883
The Senate commsnssd at half. past twelve O'Clock.
sgSATosr AND THEIs
Mr.. HUNTER (dem.) Of Ia, from the Finance Csnamit
tes, to which referred the communication OF tho Sac
retary OF the Treasury respecting the of paying
sennors reported bill tcreyuate hs disbursement of
the contingent fund OF thy asnAte.
The bill provides that he7saFtsr all moasy appropriate
ed for pay and mileage Of Senators shall be drawn from he
treasury by the Secretary Of the Senate and by hin die
bursed directed BY the Senste The Secrstxry Of tie
Senate hereafter to be eonsidefcd the asb1sng oce-
of the government and to give annual bord OF
and to for his services sucA 900 per
The bil,was considered ard passed.
REroRrs IRON pEP2KrrfKyu, ITO.
Tie Chair laid before the Senate reports several
Of the DEPARTMENTS showing TIE amount Of Eppropria
tons for each expended.
A large sumber Of petitions withdrawn from the
hles and res3rred.
SALARY OF A MAssAcE5gxYrB JsDaB
Mr. EvERsrr (whig) Of Mass, gave notice Of bin In
creasng the salary Of the District Judge OF
PRIVATE BONDED wAakHou#sA
Mr. HuSTEa gave notice of bin to extsnd the
housspg systtm by establishing private bonded ware
AssIrrASr SECRETARY OF rHK rREAsvry-ow AT THE szcss.
TARY THE TREASURY.
Mr. BsleT tasml sf Ia, from tho Fnasos In Comrnitts
pontu est by the President aud Senate He read list
or executive Omc0r6 Wner0 appointments nave 70
be confirmed ~ the Senate aad said that ost Of them
of far less Importance than that Of Assistant Score
tary of the Treasury.
The bill was read third time and passed.
MAIL STEAMERS BErwKsy SAN FIR aYeIsoo AND CHINA
Mr. GwIs (dem.) OF Cal introduced bill establishing
line Of IL steamers from San francisco to Shanghai
China, via the Sand wch Islands Referred
PRICE OF Tg PUBLIC
DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
Mr. ADAMS (dem) of Miss introduced bill to reduce
and graduate the price of public lands. Referred.
Also bill to suppress the circulation Of all notes
der FIVE dollars currency, in the District Of Columbia.
Referred.
1Hs NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS AND TIE NEW YORK COMMON
COUNCIL.
Nr. FISH (whig) ef N r., introduced bill to rel u
burse the Common Council of New York for
CURED in sporting ths First regiment Of New York
Volunteers. Referred
EXECUTIVE SESSION. ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate then went into cuve session. and in ten
minutes adjourn ed. s%SNA
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judicial Election In South Carolina,
CHARLESTON, Dec. IL, 1853.
Robert Monroe WAS elested Judge yesterday at Colum
sas, vice Frost resigned.
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Marine Affairs.

SHpwRTog or A BRITISH SHIP AND RESCUE CREW
AND PAsRssrRs AMERICAN yEsEI-The British bark
Meridian, bound to Sydney, Australia, fiom London,
struck rock the s. W. end of the Island Of AM
steYdAnl, August "a, and vent to pieces Immediately.
The passengers 105 in number among whom
teen and forty children-passed six days on
almost rock sheltered only by apiece of canvass
when they wers rescued from their horrible situation by
the American whalilg bark Monmouth (o Cold Spring,
L. Capt Ludlow, who was engaged four days in the
humane work. The spot ON which they we're gathered
being unapproachable, the unfortunate people had to
pass to the other side OF the island along precipi
tous cliffs every step Of which was dangerous They
taken board the whaler after three days jour-
ney and carried to the Mauritius, when they held
meeting passed resolutions expressing their grateful
Of the noble conduct Of Captain Ludlow and the
chamber Of Commerce voted $780, to be remtted to Lon
don for this purpose OF procuring piece Of plate, with
suitable cripton which is to be forwarded to the
family of Capt. Ludlow in the United States.
THE STEAMSHIP HUMBoIDr-A despatch received yester
day from Halifax states that the Humboldt fast
breaking up and would very probably go pieces
Out OF the four hundred and ffty tons which composed
her cargo leaving Havre but about two hundred will
be saved previous despatch dated the said the
steamer Narcn arrived the afternoon of the l0th and
rendering assistance but the cargo being got out
with difficulty. The cargo forward all under water
wheehoue ard but very little Of the ,hinery could be
seen at lew tide
QUICK TRp.--The hark Gem of the Sea, at Caao, Oct
81 from Melbourne made the passage in thirty six days.
This is three days shorter than the trip Of the ship Ply
mouth Rock previously represented the shortest made
between those ports.
THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA will leave her dock at Jersey City
at O'Clock today for Liverpool She had about sixty
passengers engaged yesterday and between and
5000, 600 in spece.
Tx STEAMSHIP GEORGE LAw.-Ths admir- able steamship
into IT Monday morning. having arrived of the
bar on Sunday night Her actual time from AspinwAll
ten days and four hours In dnary weather she
lily make the pas age in eight days. She encoun
tered very heavy wines In Caribbean during all
the passage up and northeaserly gale between
Charleston and Cspe Hateias, which compelled other
ste to into port while she weahered the gale in
the best MANNER proved herself to be excellent
boat Her qualities fully test.d this voya se
and all her pafepgers speak OF her and her officers
terms OF high praise. testimonial presented to
Capt NcGowD BY the cabin pa sengers her outward
passage. We give the letter In another column.
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L,URNITURE AND NEW STOVES AT AUCTION.-G
II q. HORTON, arctioneer, will sell this day. at 10Y
o'clock at No IL Sixth avenue and
sure oil painting pier sasss counters crookery 60 Asc
At O'clock fosr dozen parlor and cooking sold with
reserve.
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FhAES COLE, AUCrICNEER-LARGE SALE OF III
valuable vacant lots in the Ninth ward B-ooklyn.
Gates Greene Levi and Stuyvesant and Hickory
Quincy streetsJEmt1 cole Son will sell
ednesday, December M 1853 at u O'Clock, in the
shsnts EKohanae New York the following property
III lots Gates Greene Lewis and Ssuyesant avenues
sId Hickory and Quincy streets, among which there
evera ccrrer lst elso o;s avenue which
is good dwelling house and barn This is Of the
test property In the Ninth ward In the pno
pal omnibus routes within two blocks OF Division avenue
WI ich will he railroad from Williamsburg, and wi Thin
BLOCKS Of To npkns square, Oates paving
which ne Of STAGES RAINING from tho fulton ferry The
is high and nding the location very hsalthfu
he In the peghborhood all f good oass
cont Of the purchafe money bond aud mortgage
and full particulars had at the oce of
cneers - Fulton street, Brooklyn, and Is Nassau street
New York.
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pY WIN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER-PEREMPTO-
- cash sale of foe assortment of fancy goods the
sock OF importer which must be sod to make for
s % Of large and
Gotta ooosnes work boxes China aud
paran dgures &c. Thursday Dec l5 at l0 o'clock at
che store srsst John street Sale posi-
tive In lots retailers Terms cash. and deposit required
from an pure chasers.
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SALE.v AT AUCTION.

WIN WRITER'S, AUo TIONEkR WILL SELL, THIS
M family am yass ~ sss
ssnt rosewood aud mahogsn rss top tables library
bookcases mirrors vs and other chairs elegant
tapestry and tbreeply carp ocotfs together with
turo good cook an axtur es glass psted
wares ss India rub ber boots and shoes also
cases Of toys counters lamps signs &s
Also cases Of silk bonnsts sio .bo us sets Of furs also
6O Of sill buttons linen Shirts two second
hand pianos Sale perem ptcry for csshs
yIILLIAn Writers, AUcTIoNEEB.--cuIs DAY. AT
los o'clock a. lS7 Ga. q street BY vcae o. chssts
spring cart by order Of mortgage Also, moe desk
POLITICAL.
A MEETING OF THE DIMocRATIc REScnLICAN
"A General Committee will be hsd this evening, the Hh
nst ut half O'Clock 1T she
Business Of she utmost importance will be laid toore the
committee Punetual particularly rsvusted
TH0S. J. BARR, ChGrnxn
&; &s e. 2 fe1ka:aan; k.snns. }sssr.s.ris..
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IJENkY H. LELDs, AUCTIoNEER.-oN TU ESDAY
IL and Wednesday De- 1851 and lfth nt 10 O'CLOCK at
Tho saleeroom No Vail street, Signor B. Pondolhnis
great sale Of arbls and aabaster stauary oonst-g
part OF the Three of Canova the Dancing Girl OF do
Hebe OF d.. Venus in shells figures Of SUSAN Cleopa
a Venus at the bath Bacchus and Aria ne two pair Of
large lions ON pedestals Aaoastr aud marble sculpture
Large agate Eruscan p,deslas with
levos do Hebe vases; Gracan urns Doric columns;
Bsrdlio With grifo1 handles; titan ngon
obong canthares vine leaf ounts the Dorio
COLUMNS dark sienna Pompeh pitchers; Trafora vases,
dophns aernucopiss urns for lights; Grecsn mural
trpods paterAs caluthes tor mantels Also, Parian
large imp rtat Of Psrisn marble figures groups
einge asuros, busts Of exquisite fnsh. Patod
ei tire invoice OF elegant aud costly silver
baskets casters water candlesteks tea and xster
urrs tea and coffee sets at stands &c The above
Just landed from the shp Rio Grand from
eghorn will bo iod without Part Of tbs cnllec
on Will DO ezh ton the daJ before the sals
nd gentlemen arc respectfully invited TO examine thom
wishing goods sent from the city
at small expense and In proper manner by Sig
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NINAMcE IEPARTNENr, CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE
New York. December H. IS53-Auction Notoe.-The old
engine house, frame building removed from lot south
eide Of Forty street. Of Eighth Avenue and
standing in Fortye ghs street, wi be sold public
suction 70 tho highss bidder Friday. Desember 3 at
Recorce The purchaser will be required the
without uLneoessary delay. Terms cash.
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no IRON WORKERS AND MACHINIsT5.-AUCrfON
sale Of an iron Milling manufactoryWin be sold per.
ON s.turd.y, he l7th nst oommsnciag a. 10
NJ the premises known MAssachue ueetts Iron Works.
Ashcksn, n ell ths tools patterns snvils do, with
1ssy o. nanuiaotsrsd rslisss also quantity Of bar
sctap aad sheet iron also, steam engine and Appa.
Also che leasehod interest Of the present
80 vrsnsSs The ~ cs will be sold without xsssrvs,
y egeeg 81 Ne 6hsriG Of HuAsea county.
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QY COFFIN 4 HAYDOCK-STORE NO. 80 BROAD
strsctLarge aud sale Of 5000 India
1858 at II O'Clock 81 their sslss room No 50 Broad street.
ses India rubber shoes manufactured under Tho Charles
Goodyear patent and to be sold without reservethe only
xav