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! Nh, r...,, snt more than once realized Rip Van
Ninkle sensation There were tne ve snosn .s''s on
"a s-hIs soors m zee often irod and 50 Often with
hart srd head oerbn -cened with almost crushing ant'e
70. S.nsr,rsS from IN, chapel ou' oy thin psrron
vas that occupies nS~ YOU -.
,,;o,s ~ iavs ard sorr The power Of being de-
enerr,o-vred up0p them 10 ud show th@Sly sfuadsd
gallery 1t evidence TIA, her- 'e ,ni.n,
Nh has stretched forth its VIII ne n'ens u roers
Re- wors Yes nv worthy friept s. mar room OF the cni
yersiy wss the birth place OF the ecordng I--grspn
Attempts. indeed. have been mad 70 s,;, - p os.ss
psr.utsge and 20 it. birth place 0iha ocnses ae.s,n
sv have very little anxiety this 20 n' except n ,ne
truth should not suffer Tor have con Scoasn.s ~aes
is TIE place Of ia birth. and ccnhdenc . pS 'n" iS
cradle is in hands that viii sustain lis righifn eAn
Yen have been pleased 10 honor me by yo1u ansnuons
this day Be ss'urcd i IS one Of my most
snends for the many trials through which haN passed.
that have the generous appreciation Of the OF
our University The credit OF my invention does let1s
10 your Alma Mater and this fact adds charscta ana
usne Institution So that the memories that sss
awakened by the of the University shall BE- lndu-f
s in restraining her from All that woald arnish hes
fair fame and ns pre an ton % add % her honors sh<
experience higher grsfidcan than any personal deter
that has been. be bestowed upoa me- by Tor
sign matte ny own coantymen. would propossto
you The fnlosiug sentiment;
Your a MMAy she hsve eess to blush for any Of
her sons ssA IN VAIN tier sympathy and AID.
The health Of the Young orator Of New England, +. +.
Whirpe ESQ, was next proposed BY Cornelius Mahews
WHO said that by the resources Of learning and talent
which that gentleman brought TO bear such occasions
We were now automatically assured ihs. the Tree Of
knowledge is Wbippletree. Applause.
Houorss be worrsn, 81. beams on the Sigh.
Gr,es u sod fair a. being Of hsht
scsttsrs sruud bel, wherever she srAys
Roses 4 bits thorn covered ways
No. of Plr,dise. ssutf rorn above
To Be saiiered md tw med in the garland Of Love"
a. O,xIrr Han, Esq, responded elOquently TO iais
toast ard was much spplauded
Several more volunteer given, and tho fss
tiyities OF the evening closed at late hour.
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10 the University wosd be proper that be sheaio ~
s. sc-i SO. b. ur,vyi'.c from entering The body.
The motion vas Withdrawn. -
ported as follows. Gro MooRE President how.Eo
tRosBY, vice-Pre-id,ni; wv. MaRTis, sscrstary
Ersrssr. Ccrupn.,-A = smith, Jun, I. H. SKINNER
G l. DuycAlncs, T u. Sterling.
The sI,mu Proceeded - ba4ot, ana me oA0e1S'
l. q minated, were returned s.n0si UNANIMOUSLY.
Mr. JoEN BAkrR called the attention Of the tnNr 70
fhs c, that very few Ot thlse who hal taken their d.
gre,s the University bad been called 10 deliver me
ver-sry Address md b. trusted the Committee IN
take into consideration ihst The carg on those ecnc<o
II the University such occasions would narr the p1ne
rrr h.r.i-if be might 80 Term 1.-THE patriotism OF ine
Alumni
H. committee Resolutions then reported follows
Iesire That tbs Assocsoa Of tie Alumni o. tie Neeo5
univr Gen = ~ re- q "a, E .s TSS
Hsn N ~bess sonny 40 ne PsoAe have saAAAe "
Pd Tat We heartily Ssie ne to me Car Of Intscal Pa
sorhy Rhetoric Prot sESANlS MAErlS whse egas~
,H alS or vi bso5sd D. 5 HsSry
fss@ ihPt ws Reid . Asaas IN sss Lax q Nais
rates deem 'hs uriver,y isIIao,,s ~ s.,as - oi
r BVLi his successor OIL, nineut son q thu uto
H.; o9 o ss bee. i fsf sT As'er .aa pubic
Er,d That hail viii se an the ,eersd oesy ssoa
the Financial DeTAT, nj O. the Unyr.sty Sasfs ss N' AZ
permitted lssun h seiive mar aseuen o - u, Ds,
rEs m rs shy intsns address and hat aeoPy D
49, BrIEIsY sid that he had sometimes been
so.t ashamed 10 confess that h. wss one OF Alumni 81
n comrarafively humble University OF York when
with HirNhi ana tthtf tnNttNtttVo " $50
rt.t.n From the prospects held out az this Anniver
s.r, Meeting be bad strong hope that never az n "sad
L. bsve oc,-sion indulge in such feeling There was
however DO University in the country winch had done
ore fr Science and Commerce than tha' OF NeFfork
nd Of this the ability displayed by Professor Morse was
sufficient proof There were others also VINO hSd osen
mil entity useful and though this University was first
turd.d with view % assist in procuring an education
for the young of the City who could not conveniently
% to other places It bad nevertheless doLs an lmnen
~ al good and earned a high character This ws
M graf II easure 10 be attributed 10 the dsinerstednes
ri Tie Professors Of the Institution, VIII I'd oag con
med a. y. instruction aud occupy the chairs sf the
cif.rent branches OF arIing for mere pitance lie
old not consider il fair that such sacrifices should be re
ouired and be believed the monryed men of New York
CIV were in duty bound TO rally around the Alumni OF tn
Tr,ersiiy aud AID in the support OF lnshtaton Shch
Ia, already conferred gr benz its on them aud OF VIII b
,hev .lot ID be- proud Mr. Bulksy concluded by pr pos
irgsmesmbe and resolution embracing his views, but IS
,,e ference sppeued to exist both were rei' RED 20
n Executive Committee with power 10 print them in the
proceeding. of they approved OF them
The meeting then Adjourned
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THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THR GEORGIA.

The L. 5 Mail steamship Georgia, Lieut. Bullock, from
Aspinvall O'Clock z. NJ. 10Th inst, aud arrived oil
Havana 10 A. NJ cath left Havana - p NJ same day.
with S2l4lS3 81 and passengers arrived at this port
on W eduesday morning
The ship placed on quarantine at Havana, during
her stay (although there sickness board and
no person allowed 10 enter or leave the ship.
On the outward passage, ". III. Harrison tell over
board and drowned, 18th, at Navy Bay Ga the 9th
Patrick Kennedy, fireman, fell overheard and was
drowned
The Georgia brings no Havana papers.
Tho Gollou inc ia the Georpias Specie List
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of the Georgia for memoranda.
The Gnnning nersons came passengers n the Georgia

lame. Bseket LADY and servant, II C. Coi.ise w Cann.or,
~ " slsnc Henry webb, ). Husch, \ Bernaaos Jg.a
Eehsvss AAgio 7 Foster 3. ss'ye''e 'H@ os-
G Gamble, l. /. L. y. Dean, Estoo & L,'ns T.
Puee, aut Nelson VIM. Buckey LeEay Joha r. sn,a hr
Brown Agent; Adams Coz. Wells f.rso rs ana beroa
Cos MsssngerG Reu bite Morelaud boughte t,rst
" NcCspn W J. Cummings Joel HaGgeti, "A .an-
mir - Francis Fornev, Irwin Bener D. CaskJ Moran MAN,
y Hnsoh. ard lgl othefs
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together with eight adjoining buildings and 20 bes Of cot
ton, were destroyed BY FIRE the 27th inst Loss abous
$40 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

PCst0fiee has been established at Fergusonvills
Delaware Co n. Y, and Sanford Ferguson appointed
Pest Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30

MARrLASD-JobD ". S. Causin and DIR. Joseph J.
Duvall are named in the AnaaPOiis Rpubas az candi-
dates for Congress. Henry Winter Davis Of Baltimore,
is also spoken Of as the Wing candidate for Governor
In the IVth Congressional District of MARYLAND.
Henry May, Of Baltimore has been nominated as tho
Democratic candidate
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The Georgia brings no Havana papers.
Tho Collou INC IA the Ceorpias Specie List
The Georgia brings Intelligence of the death OF the

n youpg laborer on Panama Railroad, Gd June -
Wsshr nor Sterile % Menz Cayug %, " Y, 2ih June
Lac W Perdew Of Dahlenegs Ga 2sh June
We are under obligations to L. w. Hull Esq ,Purser
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THE UNIVERSITY.

Twenty-frst Annual commencement OF the Univer-
sity of the City of New-YOrk.
Yesterday morning the Annual Commencement OF the
University Of the City Of New FORK took pacs & Nibos
A9A AN the Council Faculty, and Students together with
large nuInb Der of invited guests met at the University
and moved 10 Nibo in the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31
Uwo com AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. AWARDED
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREug coyR1-TN TIE NATTER or TH1 AP,
y plioation of the Mayor Aldermen, and Commonay o.
ecity of New York relative 70 the opening OK
street. the Third svesu 70 the East river In the city o.
ydsd Hayos lsrmen ane Commonaty OF the city o.
New York hereby lotoe that they intend 70 apply
the Supreme Of s state Of Now York NJ special
sorn said onur 70 be hold At the city 81 New York on
ssturday the 18TH " November 1885, the opening %
that ds7 Thereafter counsel BE-
heard the OF Co amissioncr Of Estimate aaA
The above untitled matter that the natufS
and Of the i'm hereby intended Ii the open
inc Eighty hith Third the East river
IN the city Of New York laid out the plan o.
std city under rnd virtue Of Of Legislature 81
.hc people Of The State Of New York entitled An Aot relA
yo 10 Improvements touching the laying Of streets An
soscs u te city q hov York, and for other purposss
passed April 3, ltsq ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel 70 the Ccrporason.
Dated New YORK, ossober 4 1853
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PUBLICATIONS.

i lshcd this day, at O'Clock p. N.
]. A Moosehead Journal.
z. Odensee
Works Of Sir William Hamilton.
4. The Crucifx
The Potphars ParisA Letter from Miss Caroline Pet
ttoes to Mrs Settum Downe.
Satsiterology-A Chapter on Money.
8. The Pacific R,ilroad and How it is 10 Be BuilA
.. "Reminiscences Of an ex. jesuit, (oontinued.)
u. Mensley, lcontinueel
IL. The American Ideal Woman.
r. MI Golfers Folio Shakespeare Of Is32-Its Most Plausi
BILE MS. Corrections.
Il. Bartleby the scrvener-A Story Of Wall street,
Is. Inscription for the Bach Of a bank Note.
10. Characters in Bleak House.
7. Editorial Notes:
l. Literature American English French, German Rus
2 N r%a
Terms 50 nm. or Is cents number.
No. 10 PARK PLACE November tS53.-The extraordinary
and crafty Of Putnams Monthly
he propretors 10 MAKE and effective semens
ender It still more attractive to all casse, of readers
lille is intended That each number shall form
eading higher object also KEEP. in view II will continue
20 be the aim Of the prcpetors to provide in each
articles Of ability, Welt consider impartial
was announced that the magazine would be entirely in,
dependent Of all merely selfish interests parsan OF
sectional eanng and that would be open competent
writers for free discussion Of such subjects deemed rs
this pledge las rfaed the publishers invite shs
walton and progress Of American literature.
The publishers consider almost superfuous to repeal
spared TO render this credtabe country and
worthy and satisfactory sdum Of Communication
our most and comps tent writers and the great read
an acceptable aud welcome visitor in every fami
G. P. PUTNAM 4 CO., Publishers, 10 Park place.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A POSITIVELY THE LAST SALB
OF THE SEASON,
~ l,r~h Ia nts

"A POSITIVELY THE LAST sALB
SEASON.
OF valuable lots in
WEST FLUSHING.
AcconMoDArE MANY COULD NOT ATTEND TINE
sales Of this p, property on the ground,
will sell 1T auction for the West Flushing Land Company
MONDsY AND TUESDAY,
October 81 and November l,
AT IL O'CLOCK on EACH DAY, AT TIE
10
sIrEs
situated In the beautiful village OF
WEST FLUSHING,
On the line Of the New York and Flushing Railroad the
depot ofwhch will be this property and when compeed
will he twenty minutes ride of the city Of New York
amshurg the village every half hour during the day
and the Flushing from New York land within
mile OF this beautiful property The streets have all been
whose also the Park and Lake about five
acree) being nted and to BIO completed by
next spring The hundreds who have examined ts desirable
tho best location and possessing ADVANTAGES
other offered in the vicinity New York Those
2O lots to he sold the balance remaining unsod Of 40
recently offered At the 800 bought
Also the large handsome and convenient manson house
formerly occupied by William r. Hendrickson containing
high ground tho village Flushing havas view
Of Flushing tho bay &c together with about three
land and all the outbuidings ng of barn. carriage
house. granary stables rheds &c This Of the best
1T for Immediate occupancy, that has offered this
season.
Persons wishing visit ground purpose Of
viewing the lots prior the sale will gratis
with tickets for either stages and
maps WIN RARkER aGhI5yRT Mo- IS Nassau street.
&c SAUNDERS, No: s. Nassau street,
No 40 Wall street
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IJoTEL FURNITURE AT AUCTI0N-oN WEDNES
IL day November g at 10 o'clock, at Is Canal street.
Removed from country hotel for convenience OF sale
paror cham and kitchen furniture, all being
last spring This sale will be good opportunity for
dealers and houFekecper there is large assortment
Also splendid rosewood piano Ga ociayes. ALSO Brus
cells TIRES ply and ingram carpets and large quantity of
glass china PHI tod Catalogues will be ready
morning of sale The sale will be continued Saturday.
9Th proS. VIM Writer'S Anctioneer.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, 20.


CRoYELLs oRNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON,
~ railing without rivesAa entire article unrvals6
for simplicity durability aad economy adapted to syle
pattern rent aad warranted cents per running
foot eas than be put up the rve principle. Tho
New York Foundry AID Iron Railing Company
this rar together with description OF iron work o
luns, vault covers srsns balconies, verandahs
desk railing door and window guards &C. Foundry foot Of
street North river Castings Of All dsscrptions
the iowest price Specimens Of the railing in sections
be AZ their 70 Duane street. few doors
east OF Broadway
NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
~ VIM. T. Eatchelor formerly Of No. 90 Duane street
respectfully spprisos hs friends that having completed
rangemcnts for ne oIsnsss under me nam
1fActurs oil iron furniture IN all it's branches scale
oeTrespontins With the increasing demand At Noe 70 ana
81 Duaee street. The establishment will command ~ aiR
the eshes, specimens and patterns of she art from
xsro.d VII mako such Improvements % be practicablo
snd viii bring out from e to time original designs Of every
customers in She oty and eounry TO visit bis
examine dis stooF consisting OF bedseads heands settses
chairs braeae spitsoons door AID wna9x snards
Ere standa cribs cradles, centre tables 10 Once anC
uarsrooms IN connection With York Foundry and
Sas RG9.Es,y S0' y a,4 3Ssni sss';t M
TWO GOLD AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. AWARDED
by the American Institute for the beat wire fence.
Wicker HAMS patent fence for railroads and farms 10
the only wire ence made combining hcapness strength and
durability. Prca - per rodheight, four feet inches
This fence has received the highest premiums and
men dat lions.
Iron fcao cannot burn float.
For prre and countries subject to fire and inundatou
this fence will pay T. itself in short time.
Wire railing and grltings.
Cost and wrought iron ratings.
Iron Lcdfteads.
Iron furniture spd Garden iron works
The heavy outside fence and graceful inside railing AZ ~
Crystal Palace made by 4. b. WICKERSuAM, No. 3a
Broadvsy, New York.
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ToHN H. yANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER - FRS
81 class furniture ATER TURNER will sell
on Wednesday November at the Club r. oms, ITO Il IL
Grand street. the direction of the attorney for TIL
mortgages class furniture, all of tho manufacture
W. utcLings Esq consisting part Of oak suits in sre]
plush rosewood suits in red plush rosewood suits in
COLE brocstelle chairs mahoeany SOFAS
hair cloth mahogany tables in green CLOTH mahoganj
dining taios n feet inches oak and cherry tables ros
wood marble tor centre tables, mahogany and walnut
marble top dressing bureaus iron crib marble slabs
brackets looking glasses TO- the whole forming fine Cd
sortment OF desirable furniture. Deposits required from
str myers. Cataogues ready.
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DARIs MANrIILA EMPORIUM, NO. 36l BROADWAY
i Tile Partisan noyes FOR November, in eoaks, mantil
las and shaws ready at thi, establishment and
will he found the richest collection Of these FASH
articles mported-a at reasonable prices
published tBupins Paris and New York Fashions lou
November 1852 Sent free TO part Of the Union, on
application to GEO. BULPIN, ~ Broadway
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BAv.LS, Sc.

THE SECOND ANIMAL GALL or MAZEPPA HOSE
j Company No. ~ will 10 ED on tasty evening No
,ember l. at the polio Rooms Iekes te b. bad " any
the nemberq or At tie door on ne evening - the
Yn n. COM oE See JOl. " BkILE, Foreman.
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II II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-RICH SALE OF MAR.
IL bic and alabaster stanaryPo styely the at sale e

H. bic and alabater sitiyely the last sale Fl
sisn,r g; b. pandolfnis this season.-HENRY H. LEEDS
co will cell by auction Tuesday, November lss
Wedr esay, November 3D. at half 10 O'clock each day
at the Gales No Wall street. real Carara marble
etauary consisting n twenty six pieces of satnar
e,yed from Italy viz -Cupids with dove, by rranzon
Psyche by Teneran Dancing Girl after Canova Venus
the Bath by frauch Prayer of Pampaon by Fsanc the
Goddess Of Justice; Greean school Confidence Ia God by
Tore Mary Magdalene by Eemedco; Flemish Cupid with
Dog koss Modey BY Gevsaello Ceres Grecian schools
tie StudOu Girl original, by Ross Four Seasons Spring.
SUMMER, Autumn and Winter; Dancing Girl after Ereaiano
Venice after naval large e Two an Lions Man,
sheep &C. The above tatuay is the best offered in this city,
all by the lest Italian artists Also vases SoA large as
fortmcnt 81 Bardigo. yellow sienna, and verde
sntique Estrusean Mcdicl and ebe aud Roman vases,
from four 70 SIX feet high beautiful carving in has and alto
relieve suitable for the decoration of parlor halls and
inches, tdrswing rooms tables &c; openwork vases
flowers Grecau ditto yesal temple; large card reocycrs
with solid leaf grape lions Of Canova of Aradne
candeabrss; Florenine openwork baskets agate candle
sticks and variety marble and alabaster ornaments
Alto ne assortment Of Parian silver plated snd PAPER
che goods.
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FANCY EURSl

ENERs AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATES
Of all the shapes In the Exhibition manufactured with
tho greatest variety of fur from choice skins
selling by the subscriber moderate Also
very splendid designs in rich velvet clcaks trimmed
With Ruaan sable Huoson Bay sable royal ermne, sable
mink, stone martin, Buenos Ayres chipchlls Russian lynx
the svery purnsge Of the yebe from the lake Of Geneva
variety OF other choice furs Ladies and teri
respectfully invited 10 view these beautiful nvn
tons preparatory " their supplying themselves Nth rs
Tor tho season CHA RLES'COOK,t
Fur manufacturer and skin i'm porter 625 Brosd1xs
several Of stuffed ssbIcs ermnes for sale well
worthy the attention Of nsturAs which srrvsd
f,r the Crystal Palsoc
r AIDES FANCY FURs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL rich furs of all nations 10 ready
sp con and WI he fund to comprise the grsstcst
sstortUeot of mus cus peerincs, vieornoJ, tip
PETE tamas and osher fashionable In
exhibited 10 estab sbmen Some rich speo ons
Of mr rial Russian snbe this collection as
further eypora Of these Sic skins bro
hhted the antocrat ladies will find the present most
desirable opportunity ~ purchasing.
CLIO. BrLPIN, No. 81 Broadva
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EXTRA PAY.-ALL U. g. NAVY SAILORS VINO
essvedh any u vessel the Pacific 1t any time fop
~ " - eas pf0mpsly obtain their double pay Of
EDWARD BISSkLL, AesaL
osss,pu.sw y. D y, 70 eossh William IT, below tan
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ToHN H. vASDEwATER, AUCTIoNgER- BULBoUs
y roots tha day Mondayl at 4 o'clock. at tho auooa
room No I6 Nassau street VanderschoOts SOns in tine
order consisting efbyacintbs, tulips narcssu &C. in lets
n tnlt rurchaAere.
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aALHa Ar AUCTION.

III!
sssa 6. ssZsaia 'He
sell ?. Tuesday s: seiosE = The E:i;h
sS.sEs .r ss lots Of land the north side Of
The south Ss Of being eighty ;:s.
Of ss also
ZENITH S the eptrs hsek on Seventh
For maps sn PARTICULARS. inquire auction room
JoHN ". soMERINDYxE. AycrIoNEER. STORE mol
H. splendid household furniture auction room
ior furniture satin parss seoi
ana satin brceaele rich rosewood !edssad
mirror splendid lace eurtae. and git sornisss; also
AND tea
seat chairs hush and also tapestry
sna n''G isisii
Attorney for Mortgage.
ToHN l.. WHITEWATER, AUcTIoNEER-BYv VAN
n a.
5 & & u. TSnS IN s ss %
the Merchant Exchange Said propsrsya bounded on n
ssaie rvsr ' and abou. an san. distance P.ser
and ys ten 1s walk Of ns
S.. .ps sc S 1 v and &. s1su:d
s as s q . Il. vino not s e O. S.
selves Of residence The prUpsr
there number OF houses eircuu
erected and The city Of the mo,
hourhpg places in the State and spirit Of .,
terIrse uneguaed, and As place Of residence, rur!
prospects and convenience will vie with otht
place in the vicinity OF York. The population Of tn
city aud vicinity about 2500o Cars run TO and throu
layings double trsek through 70 Paterson which will
will be reduced TO $40 The Plank Road Company
also constructing road from Hoboken to Paterson whicl
this city size 81 lots 25xl0o Title ndsputable Terms
liberal. For further particulars inquire Of Doley lsa
Of Pine opposite the Custom House. Maps ready
Also In the township of Manchester Pasnc county nortl
ofthe city of Pater 10 lots Of ground each 25xOO
Bnnse street Lafayette and Clinton street. For 10
cation OF pro perty map Of city of Paterson.
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TT H.. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
IL. hold furrurc-IESRY IT. LtEDS 4 co will soil by
auction on tuesday Nov l. 1873 at No. - Walker street
between Broadway and Church streets at af past
o'clock tue furniture contained Ia said house, family
about 70 remove from city consisting Of mahogany sofa
Chairs chairs in hac 9th; three ply ingram carpets
glasses mahogany dining card and quartete tables lie
isne window curtains eorrices Sc paintings china
tel ornaments, china ard glass ware olcoths hat
stands &c Bedroom ply and ingram
rosewood hsdsads mshogary bureaus washstands tables
chairs, kc stair carpets mrrors with assortment Of
kitchen furniture with which tie sale will The
above is nearly and in fine order having
in tut short time.
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Join FISHBLATT AUCTI0NEER-J FISHBLATj
will sell on Tuesday, November at II o'clock A. NJ al
the the and spacious SALES No 46 Broadway, cod
ner OF Broome street the furniture Of large salson
from the neishbcrhood Of Crystal Palace consisting of
marble top side aud centre tables IS dozen
chairs chandelier hall lamps wine and champagne gas
large lot of gas pipe &c &C. Catalogues ready on
oil q
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N ofG canal strset would wish 60 call attention e
tic ladies of New York her winter opening which w
take place Tuesday November Il 1913
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CPIRITUALISM ny JUDGE EDMONDs AND DR.
Dexter with pendix by Governor Tamadge 800 pages
price 81 - Tor sale at the Spiritual Book Depet
and Teles raph Once, Ou broadway.
PARTRIDGE BRITAIN, Publisher