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From the Tyler (Tcxas) Telegraph.
BY xrQrLsr.1
COMMITTEE REPORT

Tour committee to whom wa. ref.rrcd
the matter Of reporting suitable rrsolnt;,n.
upon the occasion of the death Of Bro. Ale .
ander Douglass, have had the m. uud,,r
consideration, beg leave to report tia. fol.
lowing: 80 '''
Iha'. whereas, il il has pleased IN. Su-
preme Architect oftlr Uni,efse.. "a, e. u r., ~
.roor 10 this earthly Lodge, TO rrpresrn, in
'ne r"'cstai Lodge above, our nnrtb, Bro.L.
et alex Douglass, who espircd 3, his rc,;.
Pene" P W ihis Placc. on the morning of I'M,
's'n mH.: And, Whereas, he bore with
Gnris,."n iortiiude--clIaracisri isrisiic of the Or.
" "m,e" .' lie W"s worthy mcmber-his
wNere ,"ncss-the dispensation Of lhst
Iahu master, who has called him 10 that
."use ABOVE, not made With hands-rtcn.
~ lne heavens Aud, Where's. We bow in
nuno,e n.' suoihI"'lon to the decree Of divine
iio'IH;hec, wv feel constrained 10 pay thi,
brother. Therefore,
loss Of Brother Douglass, and iro,,r go" "0
thize With the afflicted widow snJ f.n"
this their sad bereavement. I'VE "a w,J
commend to them the consolation NJ W.,
good spirit which Was so rracIou,ly mani
.escd u MS last moments and We sincenIy
trust may be the means of :, yIo,io,s =. ~
ion In heaven. 's''"'
hesof'cd, That we wear the usual badge
OF mourning for the usual times, and tbut a
copy OF these Resolutions be handed 10 The
o.reaved OF the deceased, and also 10 the
Tyler Telegraph for publication.
Signed BY JACK DAVIS.
NJ. q, PIERCE,
w. :. S.CAlDWEII.
Committee.
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formed military duty off and on for about
ten years, and we are certain Are not any
more familiar with Military tactics than be-
fore we commenced.
On the occasion referred to, quite mot
ly crowd were Inspected by the Colonel ard
his aids, and although nine tenths of the
Regiment appeared to us to be equally as
ignorant rs we were, the Colonel gave us
great praise for our warlike behaviour, and
military knowledge.
"Unmittigated humbug" said friend of
ours in speaking of the muster. and so say
we.
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Nfws FROM WAsulSeros.-we eonv
the following from the Star:
aeearate Work.-Wc hear that .;,..
the goth Of October last. III. p... a' om s.nce
department ia. distributed among G ~.
Various various po.'masters Of the country postage @
stamps and stamped envelopes to an ~ as'
half dollars. ana
these lnese stamps and envelopes are in
aoinination for one cent, three cent. onS ~
WE'VE cents. Alter taking an accom-, "T ~
,h uhe "n'anee s,e on hand, it is found tba,
.aso ..:., mus sent out are accounted for 70.
within 100 dollars worth or so. "
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B- The proprietor of the new hotel in
Charleston, (the Mills House, very politely
invited us to the "Opening Dinner" TO take
place on tho 9th inst the invitation howev-
er did not reach us until the 7th, at which
time We apprehend al the good ihiags"
were consumed. Our thanks to Mr.. Nick
erson for his attention.
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ONE EYED RILEY.

CorToS cRoP.--We arc assured by
our farmers that the late frost has cut OF
the cotton crop at least one fourth.-
Throughout the up-country, the cotton
was several weeks later in opening than
usual, which, with the killing frost, will
make the crop fall Ear short Of what was
anticipated. The effect. we think, will
he the rise OF cotton TO q reasonable
price; We would advise our farmers not 70
sell at the present low Casviile
(Geoygia) STANDARD.
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LANCASTERVILLE, 8. G.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 9, 1853.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A PRINTER, to act in the capacity Of Fore
man in this Office. One who has u Perfect
knowledge of the business, may hear of n
gOod situation, by addressing the proprietor
OF this paper. A very fair price will be paid
To one well qualified.
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A The Directors Of the New.Yo,k
o'hs.aI % l'a'"ce have resolved to keep the
es'n'''on open through the winter. instead
OF closing 1t in December, rs they had
previously contemplated. 1t is said that
rom rom ,he first of September to the pre.en,
asy' the receipts have been highly sat
'S"D''ry' averaging four thousand dollars
"r more a day, while the current expenses
are '"t $500. The receipts oftle fort
";eI' ";, ending on ths 22d alt, were fifty
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DsArH OF JEHRY.--It will be reoollsc,ed
that the Syracuse rescuers Of Jerry. The
tugaIve slave, took him into KIses,on,
csnada. Accounts from there state tha,
he died on the 10th instast, eeveral q
the abolItionists who rescued him from
the bands Of the United States author.
tiles hsvo yet TO undergo trial lcr The
odenee. -
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MARRIED, In Sumterville 8. c.. on
Thursday evening the 9Th ultluore by thS
Rev. Donald McQueen. Mr.. ROBEKT j.
DICK and MISS CHARLOTTE b, ,daueh,
ter Of WIN. N. DsIofms, Esq, ali on SUN,
ter District.
ALSO. In Piskens co. Ala. on the Issh
Ost by the Rev. y. Bradshaw, Mf, p. .F.
INGRAM, Of Kcfshaw Dist. 8. c., 20 MISS
MARGARET A. only daughter Of the late
Robt Ingram, Of ihe Former place. "
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LiBEL.--H. II. Robinson, editor OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer has instituted a suit,
laying damages at, 10000 dolls, against
General y. 8. Cary, tho Temperance
disclaimer, ior SANDER issued through the
Ohio Organ.
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CORR ESP0N DEN G. E.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS.

A lesson to Railroad Companies-heavy
verdict against the Hudson River Road
trial of the owners of the Henry Clay
relief for Young Characterization OF E.
gyptian Autiqutics--Relics ofan Ancient
Toilet-Anti Temperance Movements
the Lecture Season-abundance of Liter
ary Alment-Rcccipts for the Chrystal
Palace and Washington Monument--Dis-
tinguished Passengers by the Humboldt
Wall Street Items.
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s=H- TIE election for Mayor in Charles
ton on "Wednesday last; resulted in favor of
the present incumbent (Mr. IIutchinson) by
majority of 465 votes.
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A boy in Peterborough, Va, a s.w
u"ys SINCE, got quarter dollar in h.
ulo.l. and after repeated attempts. hv
Pnyscaans, to extract it, the coin wa, 6,.}
y crowded into his stomach, where !, atm
.e'paIns. 1t remained in his THROAT ,wan '
main ne 3oy, OF course, suffering much
/" '', winch he bore with great foItitude
n.,;,n m now appears well, but his throat !.
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r. L. ZEMP.-Wc are gratified TO STAT,
that at the last accounts from Dr. zo"''' s
NC was improving, and it was believed he
mou'd recover With the loss of but one
ieg. We unders tand that tho ipiur;cs
eePoh MS body are not as serious as n,
hrst arprehendcd.-C. Journal "
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To CuRE Consulate q little COM
mos whitehead, ground in oil, plaster Il
over the corn on going TO bed, and tie .
rag around It 10 keep Il from rubbing
oil. This is said TO give immediate relief.
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@ Dr.. Ives, formerly Bishop Of
North Carolina, Is reported TO have On.
ished his controversial work, containing
his reasons for going ever to the Romss
Catholic faith.
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G Charles Dickens computes, that
o; nne,s1th OF the English people gain their
livelihood from the trade with tho Un;,sd
states. "''s"
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HAsiiNG FLANNEL Enclose new fan.
"e, ~ Dag; put it into boiler with
co'I water; heat and boil il. II will n.r'
s' SHRINK any more after this operation.
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U- TIE reports of Commissioners Of
"Public Buildings" and of the "Poor" will
appear next week.
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MARRIAGES.

Till Hymen Lso't his love delighted hopr.
There dwelt no Joy In Eden's rosy bower
The world was sad!---the garden was su I'D,
And man, tho hermit, sighcd--till woman
smiled Campb.U
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S. Y, Advocate

You "guvs it up."eh, friend Rice! Well,
we are in hurry now after = while we
may strike you upon another theme.
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PAY YOUR POSTAGE.

AFTER to-day We will take no letter
from the Post Office to our address. unless
postage is prepaid.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

No attention is paid to anonymous COM
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E1 Lucy stone mentions, ms ono OF the
SIX o'lect'ors to woman's being mn ri d,
'hat she losses the control Of her children
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DEPARTED this lie sn ths slh inst.. "A
bis faihers residenes. Ms. J. n. Wlthesspoor
aged - yfhfs 10 monihs and ao dass.--.
DgyIington Fog.
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Hr EDITORIALS prepared for this paper
are necessarily laid over for want of room.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES.


SATURDAY MoHsiss. Nov. 4,
COT'JOS.-There was good demand
Tor Cotton to-day, the transactions having
reached fully 100 bales, at about the prices
current when we closed our weekly report,
at prices varying from ST to l0} cents.
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CoLun1lA. Nov. Is.

OuLUHbIA, NOV. ..
COTTON.--Our cotton market yester,
was active and buoysni, with prices steadily
advancing. so bales changed hands, at pri.
ess varying from u to 81 cents.
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DEATHS.

DsATx's bat psih that must be s,od.
IL man would ever pass 10 Gep.
ls Psaea
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AGENCY.

NTExsKN CO.'S WESTERN LAND AGENCY LA.
~ fsyette IndIofiee in New York, SO Wall street,.
commission, in Indians, Inos Wisconsin, lows Jue l.
Gloss locations made the newly projected
interested should apply npedstsy the Ss. location;
locations inru to them For further information and
circulars apply Ut the Land Warrant Once Of
T. J. COLEMAN. GO Wall street.
DEAL ESTATE sOFFICE AZ HARRISON STREET,
IL The subscriber continues TO give his whole attention 70
tho management Of real estate to sell lease and col
est the rents houses keeping them In repair
psrty always hand and for SALE Lots farms country
seats no. disposed Of on reasonable terms BY r. JAC0T
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES FURNISHING AND
i otbers0n Tuesday next September 18TH in the store
IS Nassau street at 10 o'ceck, will be sod at auction
BY Charles Philips large assortment of English oil
paintings elegantly framed china of variety
french china Husbands aAd mante ornaments Bohemian
glassware also English glass; consisting Of decanter water
botet Casters saltcclars &C. cutlery china figures
for ornaments aew guns workbcxes and fancy
and about 200 gross cab spriag with variety of other
The whole will be sold for cash Goods cleared
SPOT
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EXTRA PAY.

,IIxTRA PAY.-AIL U. s. NAVY SAILORS WIG
~ served in United States vessel in the PAs1a s AR
pay Of EDWARD BlsSRLL, AGENT
'AAd QasY Pufssr o. 8. NAVY. % South william sarssA +
Veil
syAIL0RS EXTRA PAY.-OFFICERs AND SEAMEN
- who served the navy in the Pacific ocean At time
en 1876 1852 entitled to double The heirs of
Of the above who have died entitled to the
Apply to T. r. BETS. Agent 56 Wall street. basement
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r DE G. BROOKS DANCING AND WALT2IN0
IL. Academy, No. s6l Brooms street between Broadway
and tho Bovery. All tho different styles OF dancing viii
BE- taught and svssy variety q wAlns psys and eve
1852 NJ for iatiesand niasrs; and from 10 lo N,
Cor gsntcusn sac lads. PrsAts lessons At Al times
for children exculysy. ram tai; H. Th3 lsdiss
primary classes ere uner the dirsctisa OF MIS- Brook
1Sglh:nS. wv
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Gas TIXFURE0.

IMPORTED YRINCH GAS FIxTCREs.-THE SUB.
scrber rsspsctfuiy sooits attention TO biz large assort
sis q rich ss from the beat maker, In Pan. pus
CLOCKS and man psce orAsms ohns Baisman glass
~'i i. 6zippNYgIly. Y, suAvN,
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E,EAMELLID COTTAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pns , M ra md so1is. s, ssasss
TiW yTxcs Is B.ssa.s, ~ cosns, Spras street
tapW hsV tAsk tnlitpN 4 Sais6ei. :"
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DARTIEs HAVING FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL
estate in this city which they wish to dispose Of at
discount find cash customer any amount by ad
dressing, with particulars Mortgage Herald Office.
DAcK, BACON CO., BANKERS. SAN FRANCISCO,
CaL-EIchsnee on London Valparaiso, and the primo!
pal cities Of the United States for SALE in to suit Col
Lotions made at San Francisco in the interior of The
State and proceeds promptly remsed Refer 70 and draw
the Amocsn Exchange Bank Nessrs psnoaa. ShernAH
& Co., New York.
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WARRANTED MATCHES. - SILVER CVINDIR
$40 silver hunting levers full eweled SIS lady4 gold
watches, s2a $25 $50 large assortment on hand ae 70
duced prices. JOHN cox, Importer Of Wa.ebes. "a
Bowery
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aGME LA CoMPT list ARRIVED IRON EERoPE

NINE. LA COMPT, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE
M hatters herself that she sompstsnt By her great cx
perienoe in the art Of stroogy give true
and accurate Information in regard TO the rai present.
and future She able 10 clearly leeses her yster
inf9rna.e, i regard 70 sss w.E rsscy.ry tH win NJ
continues ys such perfect satsfActicn that she will
ing 70 refund all such persons nay call afsryaY DIS dis
tas South In few day, Terms lads, .nd esGs omen 20
cnrsd ai great expense the famed esuvius Ga.
chaLtrss THIS mysser composit!ca viii able gentle.
many q sas opposite ~ ~ may a'ssaa, 70 Ra2a !;
RoVpSd ltSatk,
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ana CO. asa for southsrn ysls. Per sulssL 6ubss'
qusntly even mere msney was claimed
CoT1oy-Ths ssiss remain small buyers not sppearing
dispssod 10 enter without some ooneessaons-
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Atlantic. and Ttyds. Gulf Ports.
f 1..s: ri: ;;i: : ~ XIX ELK
Md al 70 fair TX TX Il ais Tx IL
rood fak... Noninal. Nominal. Nominal.
fRnGRrs-Rates for Liverpool closed with greater firm
ness Ths engagements amounted to about So 00e bash
els wheat At ed .9hd chiefly in bulk at the close lod
asked $50 bbs -four taken ut IS; dead weight
and cotton the To London, cheese wAs firm
nj 40 To HSyre two vessels taken to lsad with
wheat 81 Geo. and -four At 7bc bus hels Wheat were
engaged bssides at 2s and 900 ao in shippers bags
at nc To California rates Mt about 4Oc ooc par
fsst. vessel taken for Duukirk, 10 Load with
wheat, ut 27e.
PRovross Pork was in very good demand; ths saies
ssnssted Of zoe bbls Western, in lots At $40 81 for
pess and So SIX S13 FOR primo, with 900 bos mess
dslversbls towards the close OF October a. $40 70 per
'Jb. Cat meats were unchanged The sales oil nara en-
braced 2sO PACKAGES at lie IL &c. per ID Beef was
in fair REQUEST sed to the extent Of 26 bbl
ut fan prices. Butter and cheese continue about the
same
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DANCING ACADE16IEy.

HILLGRoyEs DANCING AND wALTzIN6 AcApE
IL MY, at the North American Hotel 30 B0gery, corner
Of Rayard street, adies entrance Bayara street nil
open for the season on Tuesday, September b. 1858 All
Tassd,ys and frldsys from to az n for ladies.
tlemsn. B-fupils taken, and new classes formed a.
MIR IN the 10Th OF Septonbsr.
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED TURNITURE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS IN.
~ vts attention 10 their stock of ornamental furniture
which for durability and oheapness Is unsurpsssd Suits
from S26 and upwards finished In any style Dealers
shippers ana the trade supplied liberal terms. Factory
and sAiesroom 81 White street. Yes. Of BrosdwAy.x,
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THO. e. VAN ANTWERP, AUCTIONEER.-LARGB
sale ofhardware. cutlery tea trays German goods &C.
seloek 1t l69 Pearl Of Pine street about 800
packages ana lots comprising the best of table
cutlery and other shelf hardware German and heavy
goods ohered this For full particulars of which
Journal Of Commerce and catalogues which will be
ready the morning Of the sale.
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IoHN <. OAKLEY. AuCrIoNErR-LARGE AND

T0HN Z. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND
WoD S11 S 81 a.
auction Monday, September H. at 1s clock M the
As5eaa..s L.ea,1ss New York iss ssstions q land
ever 800 feet deep. Also plot of ground containing AZ
with elegant x40 with barn and other
isnS ne whole known as Talurd Lawn and belonging to
sentrs Of tie village Of Ja~sca L. L. slightly elevated
ground aad within three minutes walk Of the railroad
pot Convenient to academies schools CHURCHES
sess 70 ths esy and frequent By and omnbuses
nent. f6is property will DO found, upon inspection be
fully equal to the representation given Terms Of sa60
per Of the purchase money remain bond
nortsags for Ave years or mere Ct six per cent interest
No. 80 WALL street and r. W. j. Cogswel1 No 3 Fulton
street, or to Oakley Wright, No. SD Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.


CoLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Diamonds AND
VI jevery.-GEO. G. ALLEN, importer, No. IL WAL
street. near Broadway, second floor.
JURGENsEN wATcHRs
Warranted perfect time keepers from $50 to Sz5
COOPER wArcHIs,
Duplex and LEVERS from. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lbs to 10
INDEPENDENT SECOND
And quarter second Watches for timing horses lbs M
cHRoNoMETEns,
Splendid pocket chronometers. perfect time
EIGHT WATCHES,
Which run eight days with one winding. 10 70 18
LNAMEL wATcHys,
For ladies, some in hunting cases. IS to l0
DIAMOND WATCHES,
for iAuies, some In magic oases. DO 70 w
MAGIC WATCHES,
Which change into three different watches. 100 to Ie
WATCHES WHICH WIND
And turn the hands wthaut key. IS to lN
KINDS OF WATCHES At VERY
fine gold lspne Watches four holes jswelled. -
Cold snsmsIiei Watches for the ladies .
Gold Ensiish patent levers hunting cases : 8
Silver patent levers, as low as.
DIANorps.
for sale At much less than the usual prices.
All kinds Of gold chains, pare gold wedding rings s.N
keys and seals gold and pencils geld and silver t6n
bss bracelets reastpins cuff pins locksts earrings gold
and silver spectaels gold oothpicks, charms shAts1
chains. DO.
Sterling silver spoons, forks, pie knives naps
rings, fruit knives Wedding cake knives, DO.
Watches and jeweky EXCHANGED All watches warranted
TO keep good tine, or the money returned.
Air kinds Of watches clocks cleaned aud repaired n
the best At much less than tho usual rc very
superior workmcn, and warranted
mail express 10 partsa Of the United
States free Of change.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET :
Auction sale of horses carriages harness. saddles Gc
every Monday and Wedpesday, At IL o'clock.
JOHN H. GATFIELD Proprietor.

RUssELL W. .wEsTcoTT, AUCTIoNEER;-PEREMP,
III tory sale Of elegant and costly household frnturs
French pisr gasses tapestry earpets pisnofort,. &c
r.. W. WEeTCOTT will SELL on Monday at 10 o'clock pre-.
esely all the rosewood and mahogany furniture contained
in the Eighth three doors from Fourteenth
wood etegcre and back suit rosewood parlor
furniture in and geld brocatele cost $3.50 2srgs
Trench pier glasses oval do richly carved rosewood and
mahogany centre pier and fancy tables dining ana break
last DO rosewood and mahogany French superior
and other seas yolaire and arm chairs daTssk lounges
marble top crossing and plain bureaus pearl nad recep
zion chairs Paris and cottage do lace window curtains and
couche rh shades elegant Parian vases French ormou
eolock mante ornaments secretary bookcase
naibe top washstands and toilet sets silver ware ivory
cutlery richly decorated china tea also
number Of elegant oil paintings among which are olss
Voyage OF Lie ana Dream Of Arcadia also full
setave pianoterto OF the STYLE
,anish Catalogues can BIO obtained At The house on The
.sn6rnng Of sale, which will be positive rain or shine
Il foods to be removed Immediately from the premi.es
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MRS ALVIN, REN0wNEB IN EUROPE FOR HEI
M skill In foreteling the future has arrived and win
furnish in.eigencs asou. all Of fo She
and science and tells TO ladies and gentlemen u
persons they will marry also the Of her visitors
guages Residence Rvinston street. up stairs the
Bowory Ladies' ffty cents gsntsnsA enc aslar. Once
hours from A. n. till 0 L. N.
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CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.--rRoTTING.
" following and stakes TO OF the
later part q SEPTEMBER free for all .retting horses No
l-Purse $6 with inside stake Of $500 half forfeit mile
heats best three IL Ave In harness. No Purse 5000
with side of SS half forfeit mile heats best three In
In each OF the above stakes the
second best horse to receive 500 asd tho third bst to
oeYe $ Entries to close wednesday evening September
H. 10 OslOck at Duryee Falklands Hotel, East Broad
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". BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
q hold furniture and jevelry. J. W. B. will sell
frrniturs q family dsclniD removed from
sofa twelve mahogany chairs mahogany rocker bureau
Ave csrpets GARD centre and work tables bedsead mat
2;ntinss slasswsrs oSnsme1ts hall lanterns, 49, &c
gold watches chains keys rings &C. being part Of the
stock Of deceased Sale positive rain shine,
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DHARO PLAYING CARDS. CHOICE ASSORTMENT
i very old, for sale by SAMUEL HART CO., 81 Je9
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n g. HoUGH, AgCTIONfER. CALLS ATTENTION
Tuesday next, the 18th pst st 10 O'Clock A. M. in
Twenty drst Eighth avenue whore will be sold
Of and Brussels carpet rosewood suit
ant gold satin brocaee do In crimson
elegantly carved and finished rosewood etsg plate glass
doors and back rosewood sewing and chairs French
sices shsSss sse one superb rosevood eoan piano
oil panting In the the furniture Of
wood and mahogany gothic and Elzabethian bedstead
wahtands toilet SETS lace curtains ingram and three ply
cal pets &C., &c.