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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Maugatuc Railroad.
 
Sammer Arrangement. commencing
 l7th, 1854. Ia


 l7th, 1854. a9 if
 TRAINS OUT oH saIDeeponT.
 FIRST Freight Ttain leaves bridgeport. for W,nsted at 4s A. M., cnnneciine at S,ratford with the $ 90 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Briageyoss for Watsrbusy,a at 6 iS A. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd, si lO.3s A. M., or en arrival of the A. M. Express Train from New York. connecting at the Junction with the 10 IS A. M. Train from New Haven, Second Passenger Tram leaves BfidgA- port for Winsied si s 40 P. M., CT on ths ar- rival of the 3.O0P. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BsIDeEr0K9. X Firsi Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport al 6 S A. M., connecting ii tbe Junction with tFaia to New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tran leaves Winssed. at 6 IS A. M., connecting at the Jnacsioh with Train 10 New Haven. and st Bsidee- port with the 9.35 A M Train to New York. First Freight Train will leave Winssed for Bridgeport at n .4O A M. .,. ,,s, Third Passenger Train leaves Wiaeted as M connecting at che Junction with . Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 4,30 M Train te New Yosk.
 Freight Train from WiLsfe6 to Bridgeport and inserlpediaie stations. ! F. M. aS
 STAGE LINES. Bradley's Stage from Woodbagy, Eeutks bury, S"a'hford, and Oxford, will connect ae Seymour tHamPhrsyssilIe )w;ih the 50 AM Train down. Returning, leaves every dsy on the arrival of lhe lO.35 PM Train grolnBridRe. port. No evening Stage after shis late. MeNcIls Stage from WafsrioWn, ill con meet at Waterbury every day w:tk tAs 6 OO A M Train down. Returnina on arrival of lhe 10 B 4 M Train ffom Brideepori. and on Saturdays fsom the 70 P M Train. Fenn's Stage from Lileh6eld will connect at LiiChfield Station wish boih passenger Trains each way; and with ahe Morning Train 70 Winsied.
 F. L. Aliens Stage ffum Bethlem wiIf con. meet daily ct Waterbury, win the SIS A. M. Train from Winsied, returning en arrival Of the i0.35 A. M. Train from Bridgeport. A dedaction of Eve cents is asade when Tickets are purchased as the offices.
 c. SPOoNER. Superintendent. Bridgeport, May l5, 1854.
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Rgmex.sa,, < 5sl.ep

WANTED, several good blacksmishs and vV strikers, to work on Axes. Also, good abls-bodied men to grind and polish Apply to
 SAM. w. COLLINS. y30 s8 COUimspille (.nnn
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4s0a.2a .4Ke,6nE

ROLTED AND UNBOLTED, and PROV -D BINDER, constantly on hand 1t
 Marsh g. c. ADAMS & cos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
DRESS GOODS

AT BRADFORD'S-IN WOLCOTTVILLE. DISCHOFF Oil Boiled Silks. ID Plaid and Striped do
 Foulards do do
 Barege DaI.aines.
 Muslin De DeLaines-plaid, striped and plain Plain Persian Cloths.
 Striped do do
 Embroidered Robes.
 do in white. French and English Muslins Ginghams-lighi and dark colors. CalicOes-Eaglish and American. All for sale low for Cash or EEchange.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
MExxxM 2Rx 

IDH EI8 S3nINL AHA IW NHe HrIs6 JANE Q. FARNSW0RTH would MI call she attentiOl of ihe Ladiss io examine her new assOFtWenf of fashionable AfillinaTv.- Slk and Lawn Hate always on hand. .of mnda tO order, ct short notice; fine Florence and French Straw Hats, very nice; and . great variety Of common straw, cheap; a eglendid assortment Dresses EmbroideFies oi every description AexandeF's Kid Gloves Ladies Mitss long and shorI and great variety of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings and Fancy GaOds. MantiIlas Feadv- made. 0@s- All kinds oi Straw Hatsand Donnels hIeached as usnal.
 Four Doors West ths Cours-House; West Main Ss.
 Litchield, April 25
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MANSION HOUSE,

VI n6. R. c R OB@ M9 d ". IF AVING taken this House, the subscriber EN is prepared to extend 10 travellers and others the best of accommodations for man ana beast." ]"
 The Hotel is located in the pleasantesi part ol it at all times desirable home for those who may visit the place. To the members of the Bar and others of Litchfeld County, he has only to say thai the reputation the House has possessed tor the last twenty years will be fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hofetis Livery Stable, where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchfeld, May, 1854.
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MN1 1HE z Ss itIA tk sxf ssfx4s s8s,s .s " MI
 A EsN1 Nf NfU1ale beI9sR n Canna,l z kA ' itin ma lpt iise Uf Canaan, Dl the aisil dsy ef Mag X p. los4

4E1seAt ~ llLks E sSAANeER, Eeqe JNdge. yof AAEkj ELF Y. AngA h, late of Canaan wiil.in Dald e!s&ilek deeeN sea This culfi du,ll dpuFre that tAk MaDihg Do ail3Wed and limited i,SF ihe ere4lt4sg e3 said eslase to exhibit their claims ee1I'.s5 A,e same Q the AsiminissFataf; and diItt.e khnl pnle nafee 10 niee ,f iliss 3,f,I " 1 ne nisEapef pttslIeted ~, L.acs. felf Ai.9 M ppe4snk eVpy tlieteos 0sl tise suha 2iHH f9@t i1 Naid town of Canaon n6afeet ske r|8Ss &|Isse ih1 feeegsed laoi dmslt
 ned lI0N Hefdfd t4
 iiEes a. GAAAaRRs Judge. 4I| EE3t0s Aiebl4d t3 s1id Estate are re. {. " s2 |8&& fi'snfxNiafa naYinent G
 ADAM AdminisirafcK \
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
1tcentieth .Annaal Report ef the
 LITCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire Assurance COa9saDN9eN. lI1R " Ask RQE9 q


 JULY zth, 1859.
 Whole amount of Cash plemlums
 received, 22,el4 ,2t Whole amount of losses and expen.
 ses of the Company, ls,23t ,i4 Cash Balance now on hand, 4,783,07 Increase of cash on hand over last year, ,272,0 ,04 Present Capital or Fund of the
 Company 20, 0.36 This company has now been in successful operation 20 years, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members of the company, and has al thls time cash Fund of S4,7S3,97, safely invested and drawing interest. the amount ot interest received up .o the Presen! time. being more than si,5O0, and from the public iavuy every where besiOW ed upon !: has within the last two years increased its cash fund irom S3. l2z Al to @4,7S3 97. The Directors Of this company are confident that the plan of InsuEance adopted by them will meet with hearty response from Ati intelligent friends oi the principle of Mutual Insurance. This company insure only in this state and etc., or n exposed Village OT city property, bul coniine their business entirely to farm property and ieOlated buildings. and their cOnlente--O which not more than S2OOO will be insured on one risk. This company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberaii.y, and if .at any time . diferenee should arise between the parties. all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county. each party selecting one, and n case they do nOs agree, third person shall be chosen, and the award of all, or any two of them, shall be final and conclusive.
 DASseeaS OT the COasaDMssw.
 ,. G. BECKWITH. President.
 OLIYER GOODIVlyv. Tseassssss,
 JaSOJH WHITING. Sseyefara
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DlreckOg.a.

DSs.ec&Os.s. JASON WIiITING b. 6. wniTTLEsEY OLIVER C0ODWlNl DAVIDC. SANEORD SETH p. HEIRS, ROBBINS BATTEIf
 STEPHEN TROWBRiDGE. - SHELDON OSBORN ,ef Has winlon.
 General Agent.
 AGENTS or THE COMPANY. L.man w. Cutler. Wa,er,oxn Daniel B. Hrinsmade. Washington David c. Sanlctd. New MlIGafd; Rufus Fslier, Jr. Kent Rich. ard Smith. Sharon Fscderick Kellogg. Corn. ~ali; Joseph !. Gaylord. Geshen 1: William VI. Burrall CAnsaa Donald ,. Warner, Sal, isbury s. D. Norihway, and John Dewell. Norfolk Henry Jones. New Hass9osd = George D. Wadhams. Torrinsion Lewis Smmh. Haswinton John c. Amhler. Beihlem; John Aharne'hy and George B. Forest vvcod- hury David c. Whi,lesey. New Preston |; Reuben Rockwell. ColehFoak; Jehn Hins. dale. Wins,ed s Y. Si.John, New Csnaaa E. Talmadga, Plymouth
 Persons wishing so get their knildiRge in- anFed ean apply to either of the Agsnis, oF 10 the Secretary.
 J. G. BECKWFTH. presidsnt.
 JAsaN WRs1lRe. Secretary. 1.;1Ohhsld. July issS. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
WATERBURY Marble MaHAM factory

PERSONS 10 want of Monuments. Head Stones, Tablets, &c. can be supplied as onr establishment with as chaste an article, and as cheap as ef any other estAblisbment in the state. A large collection Of Desiens of fhe principal Monuments in PhiladeIphia and Greenwood CemeteEies also collection of English Designs, which with these of our own dfaughtiE g. makespns of the best eoIlections in the state. Please refer 10 Dr Samuel Rual.. Dr A s Lewis or Dr C M Hookcf.
 g. WARREN, Agent.
 Waterbury, April 1888.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTS.
nR JAMES W. POWELL, PROFESSOR OF pIsi

nR. JAMES W. POWELL, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES
H. OF the eye and ear, receives his patients from
to O'Clock daily, at No. b02 Broadway Twenty Years
extensive practical experience in this city and modern
cess, smaurosis cstaracts, granulaticns deafness.
chronic discharges and all other diseases OK those ds
cate organs and 20 restore many hitherto deemed
rcurcble. Squintipg removed instantaneously Dr.
Povclrs popular Treatise on the Eye" should form
part CT every family library; it may BE- the means Of
preserving treasure which mopsy cannot buy. Arti.
6cisl eyes inherited without operation or pain that
win move and look exactly like the natural eye Dr.
PcwcPs cslebrstst self scicg eye and ear fouatsina
which obteinsd the medal at the CryxA PAaee caa b
procured at his once
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I,Hs MARRIED woNANr PRIVATE xxDroA. oon.

!YVHE MARRIED WONAEr PRIVATE MEDICAL. CON-
Il panion-By Dr. A. N. EsariSeAu, prot.asc. q
diseases Of woman one hundresh edition: (s0o ccc' n
no PIP sssi on has Espsf, sxtr. bindiax; prsss q
hood 10 wouAnhccd and AFRO vfs and % mctbsr sa
fully described with fhe causes the synrtom, ars a.
The proper mode Of treatment, In plata sim pls but -
tha most chas's language eAiiy un1srrtood. And Ar
every woman can discover By comparing her ON ynor
ssms with thoes described the ns*urs shsrastsr 81
causes OF hsr complaint and b spared muoh aaxiS1
and suffering. The wife about becoming . mcGhle
has oftsn mead u instruction and adyios At -
utmost tmpertAnoe TO hsr fu.ur~ heAth In respect ~
wn'ch her ssnsitvsnsss forb!ds committing us5oal -
tsnAn, will and such instruction And sdvios, and als
explanations q many symgtous which ohsrw.ss wosl9
ing from distinctions Irregularities pecnlIAx 70 -
female system vhish undermine the hsets Of the sn
OF vbsch thsJ are gnoAnt and whioh their dsl;Aoy f
bios seeking medical sdvioei How MANY SUNK ffen
rrolapsus ussri, failing fthe womb) From Auvx =
bias, (weAknsos. debility &e)nHow nsny are in eoscssne
many have dicult no. dangerous dslvsriss asd ssy
and uncertain reoovssies, Sos whose yss are hAseSo
drfrg time viii eaeh and m rte pAges the nssa3s
prevention, Aneucratson, and rslisf Hcr maY -
tor moments, how mroh anguish might nsvs 49,
spArss 70 tbs sufferer, 70 her hssbsna = 9s 49,.
HaaSs to sonvsy fuliy tbs vsrions srsSssn xsaee4 -
~ they are Of nAtars strictly intended for ~ Aesssd
CT those eontem plating marriage. For sah ~ Str1G9
4 townsend, 221 nkcadw~y Adrsnc4, sesrnAn o.
Aston Houss, No. vsssy street.; Dewitt DAvsapsx4
rTrisnn, Bs aiIoxs); At Ne Ausor Hcsss, DrosAwsv
saa A - pubIsh,se ofss. lss ySssrty street. Nss
Ya<k. JosspA Tusks-, Nozzle; also r y. Pstsrsaa. -
syNSsssut sfrse<, PhiAds,rhiA4 On tbs rsesap< & r.
sopv WI b kuNns1stsd by mad free ~ pcwa9s, b env
, Of H. Usisd eiatss An istssy mxse b sA~rsaass
post oaib 10 Dr. A. n. MAURIOEAU. O@Ss ia Eshsrv
.yss Nov ysss, q ssE - Wsw yssS ~ eo9A =
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nj ETROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, BROADWAY, Or
INl pose Bond strset--Willard Ey tngs, Managers
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
On SUNDAY EVENING, Der. 8.
The management have the honor to announce to the
religious community and the public that in acqu
to general request they will give q series OF ssarsi
Concerts every Sabbath evening in their magnificent
temple.
dmsion to all parts of the house. 25 cents Balcony
and Private Box Seats, so cents,
Souuuosors Mr 81
VOCAL PERFORMERS
Miss Marian Mccarthy nc plished vocslist A.
sisted by Les Freres vennese Carl Friedrich August
OTTO
INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS
FIR Dohler, Besig, H. Esenbaum, OFT, Crosse, A.
Hartman P. Fusyll b. Prinz, +. Wedemyer, A. Lobi-
aUco, 7. Siede Z. WISE FIR Schmelz M Pfort C Ments
Tn. Mann, I. 10 Crox, I. Lotze, + Adkins V. RoxAs
+. Hughs. PROGRAMME.
/ Overture to the Messiah ................ HAnlof
Evening Prayer" 1he Chimes Ringing" Kreutxsr
Viennese Brothers
g. Sacred Solo-"T The Messiah 81 Know My
Reoeemer Livethn. ......................Hsn Handel
Farewell to Earth" With Feelings of De.
Viennese Brothers.
g. Intro6uction-From the {. DESERT. ........ David
g. Tyrolese Hemevah Observation-Disclosures. King
Vieanese Brothers.
T. Sacred Solo," With Verdure Cladn ,,.... Hsyda
Miss MscArthy.
s. Qrartetts by the Brothers," Prodigal's Returnn
O. Instrumental Pra err" Moses in Egypt"
Seats may be secured.
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III WILSON, AUCrTONEER. OCrOBE
Ha 9, ct lOX O'Clock. at l12 West Txanty .fourt

IL WILSON AUCrIONEER. OCTOBER
H. Q, at l0X O'Clock, at l72 West Twenty. fourth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues the
rich and costly household furniture contained in
the large three story house above consisting OF
perb rosewood seven octave psno!orte OF magnificent
tone and richly carved case, cost $780, superior rose
wood paror suit In crimson and gold brocade also
suit in crimson IN green with most saboratsy carved
frames very large heavy French plate oval mirrors.
rich rosewood etegere with plate glass doors and back
carved In the most expeDsive ladys rosewood
escretoire and secretary, lined with satin WOOD plate
glass door carved rosewood marble top CENTRE side
sofa tables 6ne collection Of choice oil pain ngs
steel plate epgravings In rich gilt frames d.
vrns covered in the best of SATIN costly china vases,
fefea tste sets china Parisn, bror and bsque 6g
nres, twenty one day mantel clocks, brocatele and
Lace window curtains and rich gold band parlor shades
about two huncred yards Of the best Of English
tapestry carpets in excellent ordsr mahogany and black
walnut tea dining and extension tables gold band china
dinner and tea SETS sverware service savers cake
bask cts with solid silver edges spoons forks casters
napl rings best Of ivory handled table cutlery crock
rich cut glass ware &C. also bedroo furniture OF
the best quality Brussels carpets mirrors, rosewood,
mahogany, and black walnut bedsteads, bureaus, wash
ssnds gilt china toilet SETS best of South American
cufed horse hair mattresses, holsters and pillows fine
wool blankets and counterpanes, bookcase mahogany
cushioned chairs. sofas, rocking chairs work tables,
ment Of basement furniture refrigerator oil cloths
velvet and Brussels stair carpets, &C. Catalogue
be obtained at the house the morning of SALE which
will be positive, rain or shine and cash deposit
qnred from every purchaser NO other goods will be
admitted In this sala Parlors will sold immediately
after the basement furniture, with which thu sale will
commence.
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SPORTING, &C.

CT. GFoPGE5 FOOT BAIL CLUB--YrMBros ARE
- noiided that meeting win be held att W Psss,
- Mercer s,iee every Wedpesdsy evening ct O'Clock,
Until ,bs a1ru al r1setiag IN Noysussr
E0osu VVtuAS, see, b sy1p IN, PrssJaaa
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CLOTHING, &C.

NTEEAND BOYS CLOTHING AT wBOLEsAIE AND
lNi retail, vesy cheap, at vANDERBiIT's. 81 Ful-
too street sto Irdis rubber cio'aias sad surn1bag
sgs 10 respectfully solicited,
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n r. g., BROADWAY POST OFF1CE,-wHO ADvER.
Os tised recently (mstrimoniaIly) is still unsuitsd
He deres correspond only with ladies' Tor their pa
rerts} who in arstocratio and weNthy circles
bis ows position 10 Of the frat chanc,er which bs
ascertanec by a confidential correspondence.
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TNOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICH aoND- TIE
II U. s. mail steamship ROANOKE, Thomas skinner,
commander, win leave pier 10 North river. Wednes.
day, October II, at O'Clock will arrive in Nor
folk the next afternoon and Petersburg and Richmond
the following morning; Norfolk passengers for the
South proceed by railroad duect with through tickets
from Weldon TO Wilmington, Augusta Charleston, Alta
lants, &C. Passage and fare ststeroem included to Nor.
folk, S. passage and fare to Petersburg and Richmond
so; steerage, half pr1ce. Applyto
LUDLAM PLEASANTS, 80 Broadway.
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GALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE, CAR.
~ pets, mirrors, paintings, &c-Wnl be sold to
row, Monday October ct loh O'Clock the contents Of
the four story house Twenty sixth street. three doors
east Of Seventh avenue comprising rosewood and mahog
any suits Of paror furniture made to order and
little used superb rosewood bookcase elegant rosewood
ssortore rosewood corner etsgeres, rosewood marble
ingram carpets; gold band china dinner SET elegant
china tea SETS rich and parlor ornaments gas AZ
lures large French plate pier glass; oil paintngs
and mahogany French bedstsads, walnut cottsge do ,
hair mattresses feather beds rosewood and mAhogany
marble top bureaus mahogany and walnut extension ia
croclery and glass ware, basement and kitchen fur
niture, &c. CHARLES W. HOLMES, Auctioneer.
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I,OR sALE-AT SMITHS TERRACE, STATEN ISLAND
e within ave minutes walk Of stapleton ferry, de-
and arranged with every convenience commanding an
entire view OF the bay and Narrows. Apply at 1877
Broadway room H.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
l ragcs, who viii all enjoy the greatest happiness
and matrimonial bliss and will show the person they viii
marry, through instrument which shs viii cause to
illuminate itself by invoking ths powers Of her wonderful
science, and win tell Oh events Of life and the very
tlemeu not admitted.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.


DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS, ss5 TO $780, DIAMOND
~ sil gle stone rings, $40 to $500; diamond cluster
pins, $50 to $3.50; diamond single stone pins SIS to
u 500 diamond crosses, S25 to $500; diamond shirt
studs 500 to $780, diamond scarf pins e12 $780, ct
less than usual prices. GEO @. ALLEN Importer
Wan street. second floor.
E,NAMsILED WATCHES FOR tDIEs-BEAUTTFUL
~ styles from e36 to $50, warranted. g. c. ALLEN,
No, IL Wall street. near Broadway, second floor Ina
porter Of watches and jewery, Wholesale and retail.
~ ENr.'s FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CIiUs-
NJ ter breast pins equal to the real diamond, with
chain, S. without chain a. These pins can be sent by
mail 10 any part Of the United States All orders pune
tually attended TO BY addressing L. J. JACOBS 4o7
Broadway.
n OLD SLEEVE BUTTONS OF ALL STYLES FOR GIN.
NJ tlemen, for sale very low, viz: gold and chvssd,
p % 20 .1a 10
enamel - to $40 per pair gold and garnet So 80 to %
80 pair gold and mourning, % 50 TO $40 per pair
gold and agate - to - 30 pair gold and COMEDIAN
s. to S5 per pair. GEO. D. AtLEN wholesale and RETAIL
No. II Wall street. second door, near Broadway. Impor
ter Of watches and jewelry.
II AIDES GOLD CHATlLAINE CHAINs-ADEL AIDE
IL pattern SIS to S32 curb pattern, $12 to $685. War
vove pattern, e15 to S34 octagon pattern e8 to t27
ename! and diamond 800 to $780, enamel and gold e35
70 800 solid link and engraved, $40 to 500 All other
chains for ladies' ct less than usual prices G. G.
ALLEN importer Of watches and jewelry, Wholesale
and retail, No. IL Wall street, second Aoor near Broad
way.
WATCHEs REPAIRED CHEAPER THAN AT ANY
w other store In New York and by the very best
workmen Patent levers cleaned 81 cylinder Watches
20 cents anchor levers rs cents spring 81 Jewels
30 cents, and all repairs equally low Watches warrant,
ed one year. l. 81 JACOBS, 4O7 Broadway.
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w S. MEILOR AUCTIONEER HOUGHTON 4
wv MEIJOR--Tueadav. Oet0ber 10. At 10 o,clock

W . MEIaLUK-Iuesday, Uct0ber To At IUX O'Clock,
at the saesroom 113 Nassau street Mortgage sale OF
rich cabinet furniture removed from private residence
comprising the usual variety found in well furnished
house Also, large assortment CT well made cabi-
net furniture such be relied upon and consists in
part of carved parlor furniture suite
in itch French satin push and hair CLOTH carved
marble top centre table, superior extension dining
bles FOURTEEN feet long, rosewood mahogany and black
walnut marble top chamber furniture to match several
chairs carc pier and side tables walnut mahogany and
sewood gothic and French bedsteads mahogany, OK
walnut and OAK library bookcases aud rockers
library and ONCE tables. Also, arge invoice Of silver
plated ware cut bottles eastors knves forks spoons
clocks vases rich china etea ete SETS tea sets Of
foryfour pieces EACH richly decorated vases mantel
ornaments DO Aho at IL O'Clock precisely, several
superior toned rose .ood pianotortes made best city
and Boston MAKERS fully warranted Also several thick
French plate pier and oval mirrors choice oil paintings
eDeravnss. &C. Catalogues issued on morning Of sale
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A U6TRAIIA.-PIONEERL LINE CARRYING THE q. 8.
"A mai-Positivsly the arst vssssl-Ths clipper bark
on this her second voysgs to Msibourns. The Nmrod
win be succeeded by the clipper ship wudvsrd. Both
vessels the berth for freight passage. Apply
RON. ll0 Wall street.
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TINTED STATES MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
~ Havana and New Orleans.-On Tuesday, October
H. p from her pier foot Of Warren street. North
river, by the well known and favorite steamship
CRESCENT CITY, Capt. John hcGowan. Passage can
row be secured at company's Office Freight to New
freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied with blank
bills Of lading of the form issued by the ap
pcation at their Office No other forms signed and
bills ading will be signed after the hour of sailing For
freight passage sppy ut the office of the company,
III West street, corner Of Warren. O. ROBERTS
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ Aspnwan and Panama Railroad On Friday, Octo
Der 90 at O'Clock P. NJ, from pier foot of Warren
street. North river, viii be dispatched tho feet steam
ship NORTH STAR, Capt. Richard Wamack to connect
at Panama with the and superior steamship GOLDEN
GATE spare boat always kept at Panama to prevent
detention in Of accident For passage apply at the
Office Of the company, III West street, to
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hurst CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO-DISPATCa
II line-The splendid A clipper ship PAMPERO,
Coggns, master is completing her loading at pisr TO-
East river This faVorts ship beat all her competitors
her last passage to San Francisco performing the
voyage in 100 days discAarsing her eage in order
Shippers DESTROYS Of tho earliest win make
immediate application to SUTTON CO., "a Wall street.
Messrs. JAMES BISHOP & CO., Beaver street.