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tie pier to urter sn6 around tho mainmests end troD
thence serp~srd Ne,v't staneine shs tons o. ~ssee
which uncoasinely poured in thu dre engines shs
fsme~ ex'eueus downward, and have pas~ea to
edge Of the water mark long dns since. Xu0sdSssE
under tho three largo open ms 10 as
plsnss which have burst with the heat, and thros,sh
which two separate o. ERE and this othsv
OF water-sre pouring into the river, each bstsG
quite distinct the other The crossrees ropea asA
s q cl le ~ the apuast were burned Ut II ocse
the intense hsst bsvpg shot II the ss brands se xS
rSchets The then stood q huge charr~d csrdcrs
leaning Isftb~syd and tosplfng IN its fsii rha
mzs1 mast burning at its base and leaning towards
the dock. tine ard tackle remain good the
tar beire played vita great force from the stern. Tns
foremost ctos-'res sheet os fame the rosss
banging down and suzsDg. A elesr blTs is momeats~
rily encrcDg the bows 4 tb. Inflated vessel
qusn'y temporarily suppressed with shs stsdy stcans
of ~ster but eiSsys borsng out with sed fury
Tho wheel vhoh next 20 the psr being g1sAlshs
sspa nted from she hpn o. toe ship and leans fon
the bigbsst part Of tho csce towards the wsssr
All hopes OF ssvsa tho veesei are sasodoocd, -
|: considered she viii burn til sS ssxsn e'olech
in the morning. TIN nrsmsn vorking With
ahated arGoy.
FURTHBR PARTICULARS
Every effort t. tire Cherokee int stD streaa
with view % Ting her, failed, she stuck fast
Wheel and II id vbst 70 this fsot may be attributed
the ers strength St tn 6rs that portion Of the
Eel About Twelve O'Clock last night 1t thought thAs
1srvs portion Of the dy goods hica had been shipped
were burning III the fam was very clear and A6ul.
sinking far ssmsnt and thsC ri- to an cfsA.s1
height The pier then covered 30 its
tIene end, s,,hsr side with crowd Of pes-
pie the rsuss Of which were regularly hls4
by fro4h arrivals every tsf hour. The uposr decss a
the steamer Republic sed ths other boats lying At
pier crowded WI hupd of Reope; and thar
anxious reasoted by the hght from ss
buypingsyessel the Effect grand bu, very saddenia
Every expresd the srestest regret for tbs loss q
such favori,e steamer 0ns gentIsmAc told that -
Walking foot Of Warren twenty inmates
before tbe alarm given, that he grsss
smoke in the direction Of he ship but sthousa iockn&
upon it unusual, he did remark it openly uca
dreaming tpat Aoy calamity such mis- could
such early hour Ketu ming rom short walk hs ssv a
pcreae at that the alarm given aud tha
engines In media eiy poured down Tns ees.s,naa
Cherokee either tia,e when he smoke and he
inferred tbtt ut this part cular 1t fhe A&
well q lcbe5 stateGect for tus tru b nf 5h
by voGcn but uentioa the fact Just
nar,aieo II crowd Al OF wsrs sasst
ut late hour. Tue chip 10 snset of sme At tAe
moment last rtp0eta but h'e still ~ork~1
or, they aid thisk tn.t hsMes scals
tu,led befse this mOrDipg The redsotaI
OF the fsues from the clear hse sky caused stens-
the people liv along the Jersey shore
they ,paeile ec that iare portion D tns shipping
On Ere.
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From Ph11ntielphla.

THE SUEBURY RAILROAD OPENINa-FATAL ACCIDENT.
fMiADFfPHA, August 20, 1883
The sxcursionists who participated In the Sunbury
Railroad opening returned 10 this city this evening" highly
delighted 9TH the pleasures of the trip.
su all boat the river contsDins two men, Was run
down ths evening by the railroad steamboat Richard
Stockton. One man drowned but the other
cued The pilot not to blame the boat attempted
70 cross his bow
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ORNAMasrAl IRON WORK., sc.

Tone =. wscxr-sSt4a a. sA.gurAczUEER or w1ax
q railing iron ienosr for sarras az No. sl2 Broadway
0-uanArtn work and Ire rsag for public sac
ptyate rounis PARKS lawns dwellings So IRON 50 cenes
nsss IN sbs eisy prices rom Ss to 80 iron d,ss lions
tetchinss p0st spring chairs eettsoe mat
ssDss tows stsndg rat raobp sn6rs Glands spjtsops
&c. t Wicsssssns oisarated railroad and farm isasss
ook iron IN tho United States al
Is nAnufsctupe, exceedingly lew prices Superior
0uaty Of hAr huak RAttxsgsss JOHN b. WICK.
1ksHAN, warehouse sis Rrsadway vorHs Nos. y 70 .as
Lewis sersst
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DRY GOODS.

SPAULDINo, THOMAS 4 VAIL. IMPORTERS OF
NJ goods Tor mems wear, No. III John street. offer very
compreher sve stock Of aud coatnxs
and fancy cassimeres and vestinss trimmings
common qualities to the very choicest which they invite
the attention of buyers Throughout the country.
ITO WHOLESALE BUYERS -CLOAKs AND MANr1l
as.Ihs subscriber invites the attention o. nerchant
y himself in Pars during the last month sad su,brsns
siob velvet and h oloahs being copies the bes
French ode and forming together Of the
desirable Of made up goods cty al
of which he offers at wholesale the most
terms. GEO BDLP1k, Paris Mautiila Emporium Sj
aroadway,
TO CLOAK AND aAETILLA cash ASD SHORT
slime buyers-0sorge Bfodie, 61 Canal street. and 6s
tspensrd street, ioporsr and manufastursr of velvet
cIoSh and sh oloahs and mantas has opon for in
psssen magnificent assortment o. We above goods just
They are Of ths latest aad Richest styles plain and
vhsh had Ssss originally Intended by isadiAS Paris
hosss sor the New York Crystal Palace but
behind time for their other sxhi,e artoss have bees
sonsgnsd 20 O. b. their extensive sonnsctloa in ths
country Mr. Bredis would further invite ths sttenton
rysrs 70 hs ymy large steok q eoods Of his oyn -.u
rno~c menrf'cure sHpressiy gos ur fc- IN. ssH eee
.s ne sa.g es.thssn and ss:e ssysi
NSA n ~ asst sSSSSIM ns1sa lSASsA
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bIATRIMONY.

zEATKlhoEF MADE Easy OR HOW TO WIN =
NJ Lsves.-ProSssscr LAYTON Boston formerly q
London viii send 10 address, tbs receipt of dol
lAr post paid n. drstorP t enable lados gentsDss
= win sLs ssys.ea nase'.as " g many o. ~ sse 'HpoCs
brs captivating that al ts married iTrespeesive q
axs, ycaioa and lset though pot least
eaa axysrset wtn slob sad decsoy that detee
Aon II mPesstsio Aadrcss Professor Lswtsn Boston,
ooetaGs e paid
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Marine Affairs.


ARRIVAL OF THE GERsANiA.-1he stea mship GsrmAutA
cn+ a,msr ,bs art ~ ,bs Rrsmso lima M .ta..h;,.
p~ 80 - 80 -
between nov fofk ana prs"sn' arrived ~ tne ioos q
FIankln street. N,itn rver yesterday morning sght
o'clock The G. sailed from Bremen ON the "a OF An
a. "a -. Ia L.. ....... :, ....,- .-...- 49,.
gust aDo nan nso 'onx PsssaSo n0sry t"sny NV
dsys she brings about twenty six passengers, List q
,hor, will ha found s,us-bore and . vsrx v>Iuahas
cargo.
DEPARTURE OF SrEAMsMP.-The q. s. mail stsamshiR
uun,,a. ~, To-, ;..v.s this nort a, tvIvs oolocir
Du'uS o-P~ '' ' ~ wv
o-dsy, Tor hsvrs.
1Hk GREAT SarP-We undefstAnd that the shp q
East Boston will DO completed In about ave wesks al
that Mr. Mckay intends to her tbs Great Republic.
STEAMSHIP CoRr1s Carr, CRopPKR AT Q meeting sf
bs ers on the Crsas oo 80 fsth
Il August 1853 on her trp from San Fancisco TO san
Juan del Sur, the Hon Bsvert Sanders was called 70
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Tie AsEes lcsn f'Ryty.

MELTING OF THE sLEvEsrn WARD BRIO aDE-Oa.
GANIzATIoN, RESOLUTIONS. kTc.
a meeting held ia Msubnt su Halt. Fourth
street. last evening Of person, Gvorabiy disposed ~
ward the gnc plea az tue American the padorsa
Of which organization already nrtcted 10 tins
paper This inset ny having sdjoarcei tt,m friday
evening. 19sh tho oficar-. joan Concklia Pre-
sden. and Isapc Geiyca ssaretary, ofsaatei. Ass3s
h;rdrtd pe e,sons present The mtnutes II tAs
meeting having bean approved folio ring port
Of the committee Gppo,nted at tho last meeting oe,na
Lat Of ward oifcsrs, wAa road end approved -
For tho Assooiston- J. p Cancklin, Chstr,aAn;
Isaac Reyes Secretary Delegates to the GsacrAl Cou
mittee--L L. Johnsou NJ Miller, n 7, Harris. WAr1
Commitee-Goud SeIsck Mr. Iugsrsoli. j. C. rAyIor, a.
Schu yIer j. ". Seaman Calico Miller John lie OH
SchoOpnaker, Isaac Jopes 8 Haushwolt, = R0sevvlt
William Barber Jacob Lewis, b. snsa.s, and Cornstls
Mr. L L, JOHNSON then presented the folox x.ns pre-
Amble resouhops, which were adopted.
h. ., '' To Allow tho a..
beyond two vu in being ths
injurious the and dangerous hosry; ss1
ass rea worth @ m. a. n -
hasds St foTss1.r as II, ,ss1op .h;,sisrs
ss' sn t Il sn
,s.. ps:s parsons ,o,si.s NTH .s.sss.s
BY Jssu.s have po..os life bsea preferred to Anss
R:.svss !s see 2 Il s1ss Ans.s.n. have. for tn. f.
turs, equal lights 1t least IN their native Lad
who degrade themselves and the Of By
frow ard cringns 1T ootstoo Of bgtry and
cisu that they msy lited step higher
Resolved That We Ignorance 10 the 1othr Of dss
poti.m that s-mies Of dospos Europe would d
appear under system Of public edueAtioa like tho dew -
fore the rising
Resolved that consider the duty manifest the
sity and the moment ausp'cous for the
ston prty sustain and give practical eeot
ptncipes Of tie platform submitted hat there An,ee
In the Eleventh ward TO elect
the American party At tho approaching fa election aAd
that, therefore they should be so elected
Resolved That we appoint mmtec to assist In srgsA
np adjoining wards by tho appointment of 10
geI erSi commlStee and ward committee.
The sdopled meeting in the Nipth ward
and hch similar 70 the Asove, read and ap-
proved.
ecturor.) Came forward, and made speech
Ia fa OF the pa adofD Hts speech strongly
tured With tns Native doctrines hs said -
was favor OF aDntlins the naturalization laws g.
tuey He very bite, against th1 PApal influence b
which hs ssid our goyernplo cent sAs becs givea. Ia
thought that the scseptsd ne do the WORK.
and hoped II would b. Done.
Ths meeting sdourned to msst nsxt Monday svsaing.
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BILLIARDS.

RlLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE-GENrLEMEN IN
~ tending to purchase tables will d, well and on
anime superior made stock with latest
Cushiens which preferred TO all others use Two
oseoRd hand tables for sale cheap.
GRIFFITH DECKER. 90 Ann street.
RrLlLAkng IN BRoOKLYN.-THE MONTAGUE
,ssess rooms |. q, rs,slys devoted 70 els hi.r.
nMs esensnt An adrprpre Of be rds shoud vtss tk's
estAA10AzDt - 80 sees AaA arYAr~se
1NfsrsT " 49, .StSs sf sac knG Ssv York.
SSSk4a xXSESEA gssfSstoS
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From ClnciC p0fi.
A NAN ARREsTLn Ios sTGAYINn NAVY ~

A MAN ARRf sTED For sTEALISG BANK NOTE
PLATES, ETC.
CINCINNATI August 20, 1853.
man named Lamb, who had heen foreman 10 Rs-.
don, Wright, Hatch Edsops printing department.
bss been arreeted the charge OF esslsg imprssoDs
fr,m plates Of the Ohio State Stock Bank. There
.stms 70 be doubt 10 hs guilt aod that It va
through him the stolen notes in circulation OBJ.
tsined
The river is eth risrg slowly. Frsghts to st. Louis
80 centa
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CHARtNroN, August 70, 1908,
The sales Of cotton during the past week have besn
receipts of the week foot up zoo bass and the stock
~ ne1o IN Shh port 6 go bAss Tbs isss,Sts ~ ~
Ae sectter psrs are DOW lss o bass In sxcsss q ths
s~sSs dSA ~. sex.
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Flora Temple .gn,n y,csor,ous.

SARATOGA, August 26 1853.
The rotns contest for purse Of 1--WE hundred dollars
which took place between Flora Temple and Tscony this
afternoon vas won BY the former 10 three straight heats
Time 2 20, Q 81; 2 a.
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B0roN, August 70. 1883.
TNsbrs evan, from PhilsdDh,a ect 0vcrs.'s
sIsr. M. w.s toy~d I'd ~ tas ssasr Hsva, an sIs
h.Sex ps, Asts dss4aS@
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FURNITURE.

T0NAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURR-sOUTHE
IL dealers win find complete assortment Of beaded,
high pest cottage, and other styles e AA
EALWbA 5TACY'S, N6 Broadway, corner Of 3prins
street Those who have tho set Ne olsss 8 svs
al Palace know how their furniture Ia auishsd
LN4LLE FURNITURE.-BAyING COMPLETED
- 3hachinery am enabled TO offer OF the
Sfchese no most splendid suites well few Of the
rheapet sysr offered in this Market at waoesas and ro
sast Of broadway.
'ICURsTrUKE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LgT-THs
4 well established boarding houss No 3s3 Green woh
Dtfeet The hsuse h nov nlod with and se
and now doing art rste business The esse oan BE- OK
5endes for wo yeer AZ the Persons
For further psrteur rs apply on the premises
TRNITURE FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE
n family residing In BROOKLYN, desirous Of brsas,n, "a
Aouseteeplns will sell the- entire furniture At
FOR particulars address Augustus Herald office my
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EXCURSIONS.

except sstSr,,y. The tsyogriss .ss steamer asES
:,siesh H:%.OTs u, Broom: stree. 4: sH Psoh s,iR
viii ii r o. e.la Snnsr s:Ssni x
Sss WI 10 Wo,ided, Fare city cents. .' 49, -.
EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND GLEN cow,
:.sni
asva shsrtersd the above boat will make an .1onr.io9
ns c.:' S:s: sn1sss p.s
s e n 4, i =
s'sio.l = Captain tsiss this Opportunity of .syni
" s:s k.s hs h s @
q.sS, Tsi s .ssD
lsse Point each way. Fare l2h cents each way.
f1RAND ExcyRsIoNs FOR coNEy ISLAND. LAND.
ef .es or, ana sp.nS :ss.ms1 ECosoS
as' ;5 .s.y s:s. % s
Il. #. (, s,tss sss.,s ;ss; s..: 3
AZ nsw .s assaS amer ! oSSHN vii also l..v.
re- 4: :s,sss ss;s 4 10; ; f. X
nsAa r M .s ~ sSs s sp usaay asns
Spring sress o nand ~ aId pier 80 IN and soclook
s.s s.s. 70
ss Grand ana aovsSsn a ss,s.s ferries from tss WI
:. =:
heretofore each lot At tho time ~ purchase and
The balAnoe 10 @ months ments Persons wishing H.
oya themssyss Of the 70 purchase these lots
b provided fcv lot s Others free expense
about MusIo and dancing the ground
the day Tho public respectfully invited partiopa
IN ths fe:sivtes q the occasion All further nfo mAtion
will be given at the obioe No Tryon corner Chat
Sam street, OF by D. HOGAN, on the premises.
q. @. ANDREWS Al r. KENDALL
~ NJ. s:s. sss % sr.s 'A' EXCURSION
aCUNDAY EXCURSION, TO sHREw LONG
% Branch, Ocean House Hiehlsnd Dock 20 Ths new
and popular steamer GOLDkN G ATE, cap ain A. Lit
lie viii the foot Of Robinson street North river
3ur day August 1eth, At O'clock NJ Returning will
tfes tRsd nsuk vt 2H o'cook. p. NJ Fare. 25 cents
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CYLvRsTRR SLOWER AUcTIoNEER. .-MoRrG A.

CYLvRsTRR sTOyER, AUcTIONEER-MORTGA A.
- gees sae of hotel furnitureylvester stover will SELL
on Tuesday august At 10 o'clock at 4a5 broadway aud
In the adjoining Art Union the entire furntue
hotel removed for conyenisnee Of sale consisting Of mahos
scfss ete tetes ohairs parior do marble
ire aide and sofa tables irs,aia carpets aoor oil cloths
stair carpets and rode pier gssss mahogany French bed
stads marble TOP dressing bureaus do. washssands 50
fe-ther holsters AID pillows ~ oham6er looking gas IL
dozen seat chairs wsrdrobes extension dnng tables
ckery and glassware Also large and
fxturer The ebo be sold without reserve BY order
the mortGae Also sets Of elega palor
splendid rosewood hall stand beautiful easy chsrs
lounges tvs fifteen dy French clocks silver plated saver
with silver edges; do tea service do do two
lever clocks carriage 90 psper mscbe portfolios
tie ornaments &c Catalogues ready the morning Of sale
w JONES, AUCTIoNEER.-sALET THIS DAY OF
w furniture at 10 prince street, al 0 A. M CONSIST.
ing of chairs table, becs, hsddpg fve splendid sofas,
unges carpets piano stool barrel gun
Canary birds and various other articles
VINE, JONES, AUC rIoN EER R-MOKTGAGE SALE
w BY virueo OF chstte mortgage, duly deliv
will expose for sale At public auction Tuesday August
81, 1853 ~ u A. st Nos and 10 Betbune street,
city of Nsw York, one steam engine IL inch cylinder
"a feet stroke with nv wheel pipes, &c slso twenty
wrought iron shafts forty pus twenty pine
and all bolts, and all other fixtures app 70 the
same HhNNY BISHOP, Attorney for Mortgasee,
Ofhoa Marine Conrt
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TOHN L. vANDEwArER AUCTIOSEEa-LARGE
ss o. a ecss a R1ss sus
sears hasure &c the whole conprsug the faraure
ss ss, Of and sad9 sixth
.ses, Co. viii sell On weaus
day AsSas 81 and lhursssy sept. at Io seioes s.sh
aea Forty first streets by order of assignee All II. furn
sss s ED n d IS three
framed lrsn plate pie, sl.sses Bronze pedestal
soh ss p traeIs .s
and massive ohandeliers form and sids lights With oh
Srooatsii with ehsirs 70 mstoh rose wood aud %asls
eos s ss c
The fixtures o, sad house marble TOP saloon and tsr
&c Also s,g end ohocs escort meat % liquors
x S .as:
bags OF coffee tea spices fru, confectionery sc
hooks Also. an as.ornsnt Il rich FrsnSS china d.
dinner. S ns ssss liss Hs Of
sver plated walters table nsn napkins doyies xs Also
er Sooi ron snd wood &c pos A oa
.sss rp1o,ss p,.sDss rsns ..voy,n.
Ite, in b.s shOr. time and we'll
rom I sspS s Per S ss 1 =. re-
rm, each Goods ready for delivety i'm edatsy after
wi bS.s S.s s,'. ss
~. r. s the w DO sS ,ss
sss q renewal fer ys year. Said lot: each Is
ssns fess ss sss sss BY
larss saloon purpose: large store
;ssI s ssss.a o.y ,a 10 =:
saloon and BEDROOM A Of VIII oh airy and well vsntia
short na Ss pu, tos tSsr With a. Ss.s
Of timber and has Croton water aud pipes
At time and place OF sale
MICHAEL KERRIGAN AyCTIoNEER-sToRG NO.
M 1853 Chatham stIest-will sell .t suction Monday
tents Of grocery and liquor store-Teas ars brandy
vine gin SOAP candles kegs decsnter. orockery glass
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n, soma

DUsSELL w. wEsTCOrr. AUCTIONEER.-HAND-
LII some household furniture The attention
is invited TO the sale of elegant furniture and
pishng articles French plate pier and oval mirrors piaa,
orte &C., on Monday morning vt ,look ct NO ~ Eahth
avenue near Fourteenth street al the furniture
10 the above house Of rich psror suits
in brocste elegant rosewood ettegere plate doors
and back tapestry and threeply stair
carpets richly carved and mahogany
and sofa tables extension dining and breakfast tables
Freach sofas and tete aAd chairs
rosewood and Other French bedseads;
rosewood and mahogany marble top bureaus and Wssh
stands volsare and reception chairs in brocAtefle
hair cloth elegant chamber suite marble tsp richly
enan elled; richly decorated Parian and mAntsl
ornaments French cuupsteers fruit Dishes and jewel
cases. lace window curtains and In
laid clocks ivory cutlery rich silver SETS urns
tors baskets spoons 30 elegantly decorated china
Also number Of oval and other valuable paintings richly
framed also superior sewood panoforte with
the makers eris.nsl full vMran,ee Catalogues the
posit will be required and the goods
be removed Immediately from the premises. Also Wed
culars on Monday.
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~ G. HORTON AUcTIONEER WILL SELL ON
Morday at o'clock at IS sixth the furoture
oil 'amiIy removed for convenience OF sale
gapy chairs tofas, tables carpets, crsokery 30 Also
lot Of counters. o'
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John w SOSERINDykE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
spruce street ~hortssge sele of silversmh's soos
&c op fooday august ~ as l43 Wooster stress resi-
y largo quantity OF tos snetges plates frames
sears lAthes rhucks drills
bellows irons vices bench and hsnd tongs des benches
ree furnaces MES eurnishsrs hammers gouges levels
dies for mouldir 4 ineots compassae &c 30
JOHN w. SOAEhINDYkE, Attorney for Ncrtgagee.
MCRIARTY. ACCrIONEER. WILL SELL TaIs
do, o. 10 O'clock, At l7S Chatham squsre large
nent Of furniture from Filth street, also from other
plhocs vaious srtce, Of furniture &c slso from
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John l; yANDEwATER. .AUcrIoNErR-THIs DAY,

John L: vANDEwATER AUCTIONEFR-THIs DAY,
e. august = at ,0h O'clock. at the s.es room No Is
psioting peremptory sale, consisting part Of brooa
SC of the hest manufacture psror rosewood walnut
mahogany marble tables etegere walnut hook
cases wardrooes mirrors cottage chamber suits
dining tables Ia walnut oak aud ahogsny feet long
warrahted ho line OF secon dhAnd furniture
t coayenience OF sale suit In hair cloth tete
so.a ehaIs damask window curtains vita cornioes 10
espiste BRUSSELS carsetiag oil oloth
,ah. mirrors centre eofa am card tables Also foe
% ne o on pant,ngs and engrsvngs ,schly famNd embra
nas and otlern Landscapes cattle pieoes mneiae
without reserve - ~ -
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A UcTION NCTICE.-THOs. BELL AUCTIONEER--
~ syW : lnsrsham Continuation sale this day At
jo1s occct IN the sslcsrocms 10 North Wsm street.
Of handsome furniture dry goods olotbng fancy goods
cutery jewery stches guns 10 Also $50 bo ssaars
20 closc
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Ghe Military Encampment At Syracuse:
SYRACUSE August 26, 1858.
The ercampmeut WAS struck this forenoon, and the
Rochester companies went home filling several cars
The Press banquet last night went OF very weli-V-
vius Smith presided Speeches made by Gov.
Seymour, Mayor Mccarthy Senator Stanton Mr. Mea-
CHER Col Seward, and others.
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The Cotton Ci ops, sc.

BALTIMORE August 90 1853
Tho Alabama Florida and Mississippi papers complain
Of excessive rains doing great injury to the cotton
The city Of ChAre'ton continues very healthy, ths total
number Of deaths last week being only 20.
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The FOrReries on the cssco Bank.

Tn6 FOfBeifts on tHS LsScO Bank.
ST JOHN N b, August rs 1868.
Brown, the forger the Casco Bank, was convicted
last night, but sentence has not been prom ,uucsd
some law points to be argued in February next
Meantime the prisoner will remain prison. and his ulH
mate conviction "a cartafn.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UtIloN kOIlCk.-hEW AND SECOND HAND
a iurnture.-osGOOO CsNCKLIK will cell this day,
Ssturdsy ugugt "a at l0I O'clock at thet esesrao i3s
uton street large knd general Of tarnturs
sn o. roses God haes an. mshosa Ra-icr
sS In atn hrocEtee plush aud hairooth; cot
tase bedoom snts ofsrs mirrors, sofas marb-hop bu
reaps tables and etegeres library bookcases also Ans
ent OF pain ERs also choice lot Of seonnf hanc
mrniture With whioh the sale will Also. lot
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION-R W. FROST AUC
tionesr will sell this day at loH O'clock as No Is
Spruce street elegant housahold
Of family removing TO Europe oens:tins Of cloths
beds couch beds miros knives forks silver
choice library of books; siso assortms mt ef
old Wines and ssgars being the closing
Importer. Sale positive
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turs pier gssses oil CLOTH this das SATURDAY NJ
"a as l0 O'Clock At the auction 50 Beekman sad
ann streetsA large assortment and mahogany
furniture brocae,le q. hair ooth comprising suts
rsswood tstes tet- Fren III bedsteads hook
robes msrbetop bedroom furniture marbeop centre
Ssrd table, c.uche: and couch bedseads dvsns extension
dining tables votaire and other chair mahogany
mattresses psastsrs, &c. Also, French plate mir
Tors al sizes Also twenty full peces Of oil CLOTH entirely
new Also an assortment Of second hand furniture 30
Sale peremptoYy. = -
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DIAN0gORTEs WITH CIRCULAR SCALES AND
Il Grand Ertension Bridges T Gilbert Co. have re-
Gently msds .ew circular soas to their planes which
Persons aSsut 20 purchase invited
T. O. Co aro che Of the Aolisn patent right
Can furnish ther 81 lower prices
Ssle at the Music and Psao Of HORACE WATERS,
SSJ BreadwEy also seoopd hand
AAes aAd molodeons Ut prices that defy competition.
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MICHAEL KERRIGAN ACCOMMODATIONS NO
Nl 1853 Chatham srestwill soil 1T suction Monday
18th inst at 10 O'Clock at No. 10 Prince street
tents Of grocery and liquor storeTeas brandy