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IMMIGRATION An exchange says the num-
Dor OF immigrants who arrived at the port of
New York for the week ending November LIST,
is II ,943, which exceeds the arrivals for anv
week since that ending July 5th, when they
numbered IL, 032; and making total immi-
grafton for the year of 273, 551, against 235,.
636 for the same period in 1853-an increase
of 81, S15. The total number of immioranta
in hospitals, is 1881; last year 1881. The
arrivals for the week ending October Is, num-
bered 7,643-showing a gain for the past
week of 4 ,2O9. 1t will be seen from the above
that the immigration at this port this vear is
likely to exceed that of any former yoar. The
proportion of Germans continues to augment
Inc emigration of the past month, classified
according to nationality, is as follows:
Germans. .......20,2 47 French 1921
irish. .......... 9,737 Spanish. .... .977
English. -. 5,30S Swedes .452
scotch 429 Welsh. ..212
There is much sickness among the emf =.
grants now arriving, and many die from
cholera, on the passage. Respecting the Pc
cuniary condition of emigrants, notwithstand-
ing the prevalent impression that the Irish are
the most INDECENT class, it. is a fact that the pro-
portions of Germans chargeable upon the com
missioners of emigration for support, is great
er than that Of the Irish by about twenty Dor
cent.
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EOk kENT-Three new three story HOUSES, On
l. Pierce street, between North Capitol and LIST 8.
aid and u They contain six rooms each. APP
ply to CHARLES THONG Immediately opposite
oct 6-1mF
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kNOR RENT-Possession given immed ately-the
y late office OIL the Evening Star on st., within
fifty yards Of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa avenue. The building is of two stories The
lower story being divided into three convenient
will afford two convenient smxll chops fronting on
D street, with ample working room in the rear. AL
SO convenient painters or carpenters or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 25-tf
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DOR RkNT-A STOKE ON PA. AVENUE-THE
l. neat and convenient sized Store in sta- Build
lngs, next to the corner ofPa. avenue snd Eleventh
street, which said corner is soon to be opened by
Hilbus Hitz. as their Music store and Piano ware
rooms. The store now for rent will make a capital
stand for almost any kind of business, as already
the Star Office Is more frequented than any other
business place in Washington Apply at the counter
Of the Star Office. oct ah-tf
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctionesrs
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ATAUCTION.-O
Y MONDAY, the 9th instant. at AZ o'clock p. m
shall sell, on the premises Let Eo 81, In 70 ,art
l,043, fronting 55 fest south sire t, betwce,
18th ar l4th streets e.st running rack 224 feer
inches to q 30teek 6ley. Terms cash.
GREEN d SCOTT,
nov 1-eo&ds Auctionaoes
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I 'H1hTY BUILDING SITES, containi.g about fiv.
J. acres each, on a credit Of ten years, within
twenty i've minutes ride Of the City p st Office 70:
sale, lying between Washington and BlBden sburg
distant from tbs central portion of the city fron
"a to 81 miles The tract presents q front Oh
three public roeds, is in 'od neghbo1hcod and
rapidly improving section of country.
We will sell the above Lots on credit Of ten
years, and on such terms as sure will insure
TO the purchaser an easy mrde Ct payment, On
many OF the above lots there fine groves Of oak
Of water.
We offer those lots to residents Of Washington
who would reside in the country and at the sam
lime be able to attend to business in the city. Par
ties purchasing this fall will have the advantage o
one year IN setting out fruit namentsl trees.
For photographic plsts Of the grouud and further
explain atoms Of terms of sale inquire of
JNO. d. KIBBEY, No 4, Columbia Place,
corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue.
oct Z3-12t
" tice, and Peculiar Jurisprudence of the Court
Of the United Ststes-vol l. 1854.
Wallaces Cases in the Circuit Court of the Unite
States for the Sd Circuit-vol. 2. 1854.
Phillimore's Commentaries upon Internation,.
Law vol 1854.
Manning's Commentaries on the Law of Nations
/ vol. london 1889.
Wildman, on the Law of Search, Capture, AM
Prize-1 vol. London. 1854
Thomson's Laws of War, as affecting Commero,
and Shipping-1 vol London. 1854
Robinson's History and Practice Of Prize Law
vol London. 1901.
De Martens: sur les Armateurs les Prises ct LEI
Reprises-1 vol Gottipgen. 1895
Code des Prises-2 vols. Paris, "par ordre d.
Roi." 1884.
Ma1well's Spirit of Marine Law vols. Lond IL
1908.
The Laws, Ordinances, and Institutions of til,
Admiralty of Great Britain, Civil and Military;
vols. London. 1746.
Bynkershoeks Law Of War, in English-1 vol
Philadelphia 1910. FRANCK TAYLOR.
nov
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CALL AND GET A GO0D STOVE

CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
HIRAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer in
IL STOVES and TIN WARE. corner of ,a.
II and Seventh street, Washington D. c. 8GSl
Particular attention paid to ROOFING d
SCOUTING, aid all wors in his line attend. -
ed to at the shortest possible notie.
oct lin
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH DIS APPEARED.
The Savannah News of November LIST. savs

1t will be seen by reference to the reports OF
the Board of Health, that there have been no
deaths by yellow fever for the past three DAYS.
1t affords US the most lively satisfaction to be
enabled to make an announcement which we
know will be so gratifying to our absent
friends, indicating, as it most assuredly does.
the disappearance of the epidemic with whic b
our city, In common with most of the cities
and the towns of the South, has been sorely
afflicted. That the disease has ceased to exist
here in the epidemic form there can be no
doubt, and the occurrence of frost must soon
give certain security against even sporadic
attacks. If there should be no recurrence of
fever cases for the next few days, and the
weather should become settled and sea sonable.
even II there should be no frost we think no
apprehension need be felt by our citizens in
returning to their homes end business
The CROWN OF ENGLAND.-The following ia
estimated as the value of the Jewels in this
magnificent diadem: Twenty diamonds round
the circle, FL 500 each, $50, 900; two large
centre diamonds, $4,000 each, "a 900 fifty-
four smaller diamonds, placed at the anglo of
the former, f10O four crosses, each composed
Of twety-f five diamo nds, f12,0O0; four large
diamonds on the top of the crosses, $4,000 :;
twelve diamonds contained in feur- de lis.
10000; eigteen smaller diamonds contained
in the same, f2 600; pearls, diamonds, &c.
upon the arches and crosses, 91O, 900 also
one hundred and forty-one small diamonds.
$4,000 twenty-six diamonds in the upper
cross, $500; two circles of pearls about the
rim, t3, 900. Cost of the stones in tho crown.
exclusive of the metal ELL 900
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ON CAPITOL HILL-THREE VERY DESIRA-
- BILE Building Lots No. !, Is, and 16 in Square
787. between East Capitol and A SITS. south, Third
square east of Capitol Grounds, will be sold on 40
cnmmodating terms on application to G. CrandeIl,
No. 80 street, near Tenth, Island.
Also, several others in Square s72.
25-1m*
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JNO H. MOOT,
SOUTH SIDE BRLDGE STREET, NEAR HIGH
GEORGETOWN, d. G.
LAS received and is now Offering at low prices a
Ill general and we'll Sc lected assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GODS
Bought ilcipaly at the Philadelphia and New
York Auctions enabling him to offer extra induce
ments to cash or prompt short time customers.
In his assortmen' will be found q rich assert.
ment of Plaid Silks
Plain and striped blk do.
Mer nos, Plsids. De LANES
Cloak Cloths Velvets
And Dress Goods generally.
Also, good assortment of Boys and Gentlemep'f
wear
Best Paris Kid Gloves
Blankets, Fannels
Shawls, Sheetiugs, Shirtings
Table Linen, Napkins, &c.
A call Is solicited j. 81. SMOOT.
oct T-1m
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PROF. SCHONENBERG,

PROF. SCHONENBERG,
THAOHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN Language and Literature,
NO 2O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct Oft
kN'ENTlDE. BY kffis Alton. cries of tales
lI AID Poems
The Western Home and Other Poems. By Mrs.
L. H Sigourney
Camp and March. By Capt Grafton, U. A.
oct II FRANOK TAYLOR.
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Newspaper Hoaxed.

BosToN, Nov. NEARLY all the papers in
this city published as genuine, proclaim atior
for thanksgiving purporting to be from Cove
nor Washburn, which appeared in the Bos,'
Herald yesterday. The official proclamati
of the Governor is published in the Atlas t..
morning, and is quite different composite
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BY II. H. JEWELL& T. Co.., Aucts.
ON SATURDAY morpipg, November 4, 1854, 4
~ The premises, No. 403, Seventh street, We shall
sell the f"rni ure Of family declining housekeep-
ing, cnsisting in part Of
One comp e;e sstt OF Cottage Furniture
Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Stoves,
COOKING Utensels, DC.
il. H. JEWE!LE Co., Auctionesre.
nov1-3t No. 3l7, Penbs lvsnis avenue.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
MORNING, November &c, at 10 o'clock. st the sam.
place. 4. II. JEWKLLE 4 co,
nov g. Auc ion.srs
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LOR RENT Ok SALE.-THE MODERN
IL Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth St. eet
near E, east side The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, and 10 good te ant the rent will be low
possession given on the LIST November. Apply to
oct 30-tf JAS c. Mc9IJIRE Auc,r
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Wants,

Wonfs" and e" Wontsd" advertisements, four lines
OF les TOT each insertion, Is cents; each additional
line cents.
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Auction Sales.

By GREEN q SCOTT. Aaettoneers.
EOUR FINE N Ew THREE.sTORY
u Frahe houses on ], between Fourth and
fifth streets, at Auction -On Monday, the 9th In
slant, We shall sell, in front Of the premises, at
O'Clock, p m, four new Frame Houses, situated ON
north I, between Fourth and Fifth streets wet
The hous's are three stories vel bnilt Of the best
'terials, containing seven good aud conveniently
ranged rooms each, handsomely located in coed
neigh b,rhood.
Terms: one-tbird cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. dsed given and q deed Of trust
laden. Title indisput2ble
GREEN a SCOTT,
nov Sd A1ctiopeers-
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French
~ for 1854, 1855, 1856 and 1887, imported by
oct II FRASCK TAYLOR.
CELLING NEW PIANOS AT MANUFACTOtY
- Wholesale prices for cash We have on han: .
few very superior instruments, which We will Sell
as above close out our present stock previous TO
removing Every instrument wsrrarted. Call and
Judge for yourselves at Hilbus 4 Htz' Music Depot
oct lift
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S0ft Rafidcafid

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The Softs held rat
ication meeting to- night at Tammany Hs'
1t was quite q large and enthusiastic gathe.
ing, there being from six to eight thousand
persons present Mr. Cochran presided inside
the hall, and Captain Rynders and others ad-
dressed an outside meeting Mr.. ShePperd'
in his speech, said he thought that patriotism
should prompt Mr. Bronson to withdraw from
tho CANVAS.
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SPECIAL NOTlCk.-WE EXPECT AND
- positively request all persons indebted to US on
accounts rendered LIST July last come forward Gad
settle them without further notice.
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
523 Seventh ct doors above Pa. ave.
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By DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON, Auc's.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRK, d., AT AUCTION.
ON SArURD W EVENING November we i'll
" Sell at our Store several superior Gold ana
silver Watches Gold Chains, Ear ID Einger Rings.
Breast Pins, Lockets, Gold Pencils and Pene, ans
other art,t les IF Jeve,ry
Ais, an invoice Of Fancy Goods, Porte Monnsies,
&C., &c
Additions are solicited.
DOVES & HUTCHINSON.
Auctioneers, Pennsylvania AZ. near ~ st
nov 5-2d
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INOR SALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CONVE-
II nient twc-story brick House, No. 72 Indiana
avenue, near Second street and Trinity church I'm.
mediate possession given. Apply 70
CHAS. 81. LANE,
No: 4A Penn avenue, Gents Furnishing Store.
oct 31-tf
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Another Rise in Observation-Disclosures
Of sevastopol Commenced - Menschikof
Displaced, &c.
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TARPIR'S MAGAZINE for November, q very
III interesting number. is received and for sale 1t
SHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore
Knickerbocter magazine for November
Putnams Magazine for November
Dickenss Household Words for November
Graham, Cooley and Ladies' National Magazines
al received for November, and beautifully illus
trated
New York Journal, Yankee Notion, and illustra-
ted Magazine of Art for November
The Lost Heiress, by Mrs Southwortb, is q very
interesting and beautiful story
All the new Books received as fast as published,
and every thing in the stationery line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
cor. Pa av. and Il st., Odeon Building.
nov at
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NJ Office. There was left at the Restaurant Of
IN the subscriber some time since, two FEAl HER
BEDS which the owner Is hereby notified to clsim
within tsn days. or they viii be disposed Of accord.
ing to law. p. HAMMlLL,
nov LIST Alexandra, Va.
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M ANTED.-Ans 'ttve, intelligent man, who
w can come well recommended, will hear Of
constant employment, as Csnvaeser for a popu' ar
Weekly jourD al, at which gocd wages can be made
Apply at the Office Of the Evening Star.
oct Sl-tf
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For Sale and Ront,

street, between 9th and It'll streets, containipg
rooms and newly put in complete ordsr-the kew
next door For terms, apply to CHAs KEENAN,,
ether at the Gas Office, or at the corner Of 9th and
" streets. nov As
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LIAR BRUsHEs-JUsT RECEIVED FIFTEEN
III dozen assorted Hair Brushes Also, a large
variety of tooth, nail, hat, clothes, Bathing Dust.
ing Brushes, Tuck, side, puff. dressing, fine peck
ct Combs Also, Tooth Powders, Toilet soap, SHAY.
ing Cream, Cologne, Bay Rum, &C., for sale low, at
the Piano and Fancy Store Of
JNO. +. ELLIS,
oct 26 300 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GREAT MUSICAL TREAT may be expected next
Sunday, November 5th, at Trinity (Cathollc) Church,
Georgetown, d. C.. The amateurs of music will
have an opportunity of hearing the magnificent
organ, ga full stops which, for the last two month";
has betn under the hands of Berger, of Baltimore.
for adjustment. Haydn's Grand Mass No. g. ID,
Will be performed The choir has lately been re-
Iniorced by veral new voices. To assure the
lovers Of music that the full power and sweetness
this organ considered by many the best i'm the Dis
trlct,) Will on this occasion be brought forth we
need only mention thai Prof. Daueas, of Georgetown
College, will preside at it. Rev. B. A. Mcguire.
President Of the College, will preach at the High
Mass, IVY o'clock a. IN. AT O'Clock p. H., there
will be Grand Vespers
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WAsHISGToSIAN ELEcTED.-John E. Norris.
(Democrat formerly OF this city, has been elected
Commonwealth Attorney Tor the county of Berko-
ley, Virginia, by majority of ninety-three over
Norman Miller, (WhIg) 10 supply the vacancy oc-
easIoned by the death OF Edmund p. Hunter ESQ
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J. G. ABBOT, Esa.-We see that the Poard O.
Trustees of Public Schools have re appointed ].
Abbot, Esq, as Secretary of the Board. He was &
most useful member of the late board 1t will b,
remembered that this gentleman, together with the
greater part OF the Trustees under whom our schoo
system has reached It's present advancement
was left out by our Councils al the late election
IL certainly argies more liberality than was tx
Pecied Oh the par of the present Board to appoin
agentleman for this responsible position who pcs
sesses the public confidence in connection with III,
subject of popular education.
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CANAL MEETISG.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company had a meeting, yesterday, in this
city, Of lis stockholders the attendance being very
limited. A number of shares were, however repre
sented by proxies, and tie proceedings such as to
sustain the conducting of the work most efficiently
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The WASHINGTON Misunderstanding fourth
day Of December has been fixed on for the first IA
'ade o. this new company, commanded by Captain
jonn Reese. On the evening of that day, grand
odL l. 10 Jake place, or We should say eHighand
fhng,' when the bonnie lassies will appear In all
their plaid and loneliness, and the Highianders be
reen ID al their Scottish gallantry
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~neng $50 feet west Of Third avenue o. lo0 on aide
~ Ninety nth street, do. Of Third avenue, ~ zoo.
eoA-About 800 boxes CASTLE changed hands, ct lie.
. lIAc. per ID.
400 do. New Orleans part ct 414c. Axe; IT'S do ct
70. Axe. 400 boxes Havana brown, for refining pur
poses, at Axe. 5Lc-
TAIlow...ws heard that $4,000 lbs. prime realized
l2kc. per ID.
1fAs-we annex a detailed report Of this forenoons
sale:-Imported per Houqua-Terms6 months Hyson-
ls half chests, 5sc; 50 half do, 4SH. Young Hyson-
axe 50 DO, 4Se do. 42hc % DO, Ale; i2S do,
sss; 50 do, ssXe.; II DO, sxs; 81 d., Soc. ayson
ssin-so chests, Use scdo, aae 81 do ale; q do,
lsXc.; Hyson Twankay-162 half chests, 2Sc. 81 do,
2lHe. Twankay-25 half chests, 50 Nc; es do, &c.;
seKs a DO, &c. do, el,lc. 40 do, 49,; g DO,
chests, IS Is do, &c. Is do, 44Sc; do, 40c;
ssdo zoe souchong-24 half chests, 271se; go do,
40 chests 21e; 70 do. and 1856 half do, zoe.
WmKn-sales were reported Of 800 bills Ohio and
Prison, ct 27xc &c., and so hhds. drudge, at 27c per
gallon.
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8. HOUGH. AUCTIONEER. HOUsE

n HoUGM. ACCTIoNEER.-ELEGANr HOUSE.
stsns The largest and most collection Of
wood furniture offered In this city being
Oontsnts Of four story house No 305 Fourth will
- esld a. suction, this, "wednesday morning, AZ
ny Splendid tapesry and velvet sarpeting; large
and nassv rosewood bookcase excellent piano forte
eetav 6ney toned and the the finished
nanshp several costly marble tables OF diff
sesB. descriptions valuable paintings v winter and
views and frut very
s.s sad costly IsrIor suts in the choicest
ana boeatsle curtains richly embroidered also the
ses and richly painted Oh very nns and costly
veod etsgsre plated marble richly carved
vases a.d ears and sevres poreen
painted and richly decorated China
ent ssss eoosnes AAb.stsr clocks: l.dies work
xeaua corner stands &c aluable rosewood Exabchian
sd gothic bedstsads nne eured hair PAL
ha<sss white countcrpane fcas beds holsters and pill
Tvs sassls ssrpsng Eit mirrors 4c rosewood exton
sassd and plain China and dinner and tsA SETS silver
spoons, NAPKIN rings, butter knives sugar tonss &c
set gassware preserves salts &c. champagne. hsdera
vines, &e Of different descriptions SOFAS lounges chairs
&C. Sale viii take place Without the slightest regard TO
b. 8. HoUGH, Auc.ioneer.
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CHARLES H. THOMSON, lpr..,,,..
CORNELIA GRAHAM,

A LBERT H. NICoLAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A sale Of ewelry, Watches chains diamond rings,
brooches gold guard and fob ehAinsA H. Nicolay
Co. will sell at auction this day. Wednesday, May TO- at
o'clock At the salesroom Ii Wall street. assignees sale
q E.sli.h and American jewesy watches chains da
Also large chronometer watches pine do Geneva, 70
biae Cooper, &C. Gold guard chains, vest do fob do,
rubss turquoiss Scarf pins ladies' and gentle
stone and cluster diamond rings and pins
ear az noeRa sSd psn cs's ss o9 ss
chain, weighs 80 dwt beautifully chased, representing
A. II. NIC0LAY
z, SINTZENICH,
w r. BREWSTER
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DVEPrSRuNN BBNEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES Ar AUCTION.

4 LBERr n. IIcIoLAY AuCTI09 I 2,
1sr:be Wstsr rshts Of the Medoler estste situated
1Sk 5i 6th l7th llSth 1lsth 10th, l2lst. l22d and
d streets avenue and First and Second HAr
Hn-A. Nsslay will sell on Wednesday Nay 10 ~ =
honscn and Corne1is Graham exseutors Of Dr. John L.
NnedsE deceased without reservation 70 eloe the
eaate valuable lots and suAted l1zth
I6th 6th I5th llsth ll9sh l2h i2lst l22d and l2sd
erSeis and First and Second Harlem,
valuable water front Also Of abous
1She are in In the Immediate
vieity o. th. property The Second railroad
"a sn ready % b laid TIE road win b II full
e.essng the value Of these lots from 100 to 100 cent
M Offers unusual for the investment Of capt.
II IN purchase The sale will be
~ The highest bidder Terms Of ssls 10 per cent and
oh Of June when full warrantse deeds win be delivered
and the balance 70 cent remain bond and mort
for three 1T cent The title Of the
indisputsbs, and win be conveyed free Of AL ipeup
tanned Of Charles H. Thomson, Esq, No. Court street.
nrcshyn or Albert H. Nicolay auctioneer No. Broad
GoRoet, New York. -
C CnaELI THOMSON. }Ereeutors.
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ITO PLANK ROAD COMPANIEs.-THE PORT RICH.
noad and Presh Kills Plank Road Company VIII OFFER
O'clock about 800 coy feet Of plank eight feet and
three In hes ttet Said plank are nearly new and viii
bidder Sale 70 take place the ground commencing At
the bay shore termination Of the road. Staten Island
Stages leaving Quar- antne the arrival Of the which
leaves whitehall at 10 o'clock NJ, will take passen
10 the road The company will deliver the plank vessels
one dollar per thousand.
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INTENSIVE PEREMPToRY SALE, BY ORDER OF
~ the sSee1tor, Of the hiledolsr ests,e-ALBERT H.
chants Exchange New York. two red and six very
liable lots and with water right Of the Medoer
A 2sd streets avenue A. aad First and Second
the Harlem river about three hundred fifty feet
opposite Wards Issad. The Second railroad will
g 9nshed to this property and operation about the 18th
O. JAY ns1s which will greatly enhance the value Of this
properly. Terms-Scventy cent bond and
little indputabs For sps and full partic to
Ne auetisneer, No. Broad strset.
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4 NrnoNYy BLrEcKER, AucTIoyEER zpEsEMP.

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTI0NEER.-
"a tory sale q lively. desirable building oss on Eighth
Bleecker viii sell At auction Thursday May II, 1854,
II NJ 1t the Aerchants Exchange New York the fol-
building lot: st9atsd The west ds 4 Eighth avenue
menein feet south Of Sixty fourth street. each being In
sss p feet front and by 100 feet in These lots
immediate. and suitable for stores and dwell
Nc lots tusted tho north side Of street,
between Fifth and Sixth commanding lbs feet
by 100 feet in depth whole Of the above
great seeking to safe and
poftsbe Investments The sale will be positive and
Mshs.t biddsr onshan Of the purchase money can re-
further particulars apply to the auetoneer No. Broad
ntneet.