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tions, recommending among other things, the
following nominations, which were postponed
to the second Friday in October next
PROPOSED TEMPERANCE TICKET
For Mayor. Charles c. Leigh.
For Recorder. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Horace Dresser
for Slty Jufge... s. b. stuart
lor District Attorney.....s.. Chauncey schafer'
ror register .....s......... ueo W. hloiet
For commIssioner Of Streets aud DS0 pn
Lamps.
For Governor Of Almshouse. .Anson G. Phelps.
The meeting also resolved tha- II by their
meeting appointed for the seconl Friday in
October, unless candidates for city offices
shall then be nominated acceptable to this ALI
making Nominations
Let hard shells, soft shells and wings cut their
cloth accordingly. Chauncey Sekater, at all
events, will have to be looked after. The Tenn
perance nominations for Governor and State
officers will doubtless be attended to by their
State Convention three weeks hence. We ur.
derstand that q committee in behalf Of the tie 4
perance party, waited upon Mr.. James Harper,
and offered him their first choice for Mayor, but
that he declined. This would seem to indica a
that he is looking to Syracuse for still higher
distinction in the approaching canvass Nous
ctrrons.' But where are the lager bier party?
Is Governor Seymour to be whistled off the
track by the Temperance Alliance without re-
sistance? Time is getting short.
PHILANTHROPY FOR THE FEJEEs.-It is
well known that the Fejees are the most
atrocious cannbals upon the face Of the earth,
and that they have special liking for English
an1 American missionaries, and such stray
sai.oors as may happen to fall into their clutches
One of or Wall street contemporaries, at.
tuated by lively sense of philanthropy, pre-
poses to abolish this cannibalism among the
Fejees, by line Of steamers which shall make
those islands sort of halfway house to China
and Australia. The idea may be good one;
but we think that as the administration is par
ticularly DESTROYS to annex something to the
United States; and that as the acquisition
Islands appears to have fallen through, it would
be good thing to detail Captain Hollins to
the Fejee Islands, to lombard them, burn them
out, abolish the eating of long pork," and an.
mex the whole cluster to the United States as
q missionary, naval, and wood and water depot
for the Pacific Ocean. We turn over the sub
ject to the humane and military consideration
of the Cabinet. If we can't get Cuba, let US
take the Fejees. Consult Barnum.
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CRY PoLITIcs,-The lists we have previous
y given include all the prominent candidates
for the Mayoralty. For the important Office of
Register Of the City, John s. Giles, for many
ears iIeas of tho Gro iona tuanut fund. il
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ARRIVALS.
Al the Union Place uv.sl-non J. q. Van buren,, lns
DIANA B. q Davis and family, BAltimsgs; Louis A. ~,
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AMUSFMESTs To-aoRROw EyRN.NG.
CASTLE GARDEN-LccnszIA BoRoiA.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

ANUsEaEsTs TulS EVENING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONCERT ny BON, yoR RI e
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Spoken, Sc.

July % lat so lon y l6 ship Cornels 50 DAYS FIN New
York tor Valparaiso.
Sept s. lat 81 ~ lon rs ship John Hancock from New
Orleans for Hsvrrepoed the death Of second mate aud
three but the remainder well At that
time.
Sept H. lat IS H. Ion. IS large ship with painted
ports showing blue Gag undo, her ensign steering
Sept ~. lat al 90 Ion. IS Sc ship ST. Denis from
NewYork for Havre.
sept IS lat y IS Ion 66 80 was seen eppershp James
Baines from Boston for Liverpool.
Sept Is lat 81 - lon 70 IS ship hsa Badger FIN. New.
Orleans for MArseiles; had lost msntorg aautrnast
SEPT IS lat 50 - Ion ~ &C. barb painted black
with rs streAk showing bRe white and blue signal d
vided horizontally. ard steering r. BY n.
Aug p LAT s. IS 81 IS ship Cairo lof Boston Jones
from New-York for Son Francisco
Sept lat n lon Sc 40 bark Rose StAndsh from New Or
leans for Bordeaux.
Sept lat 81 50 lon IS TO- ship Australia Of Salem u d.
from New York for Melbourne.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. .sErrrMDEn !
Cleared.

stes1n.hips-Afiea (Br) Harrison Liverpool ~ Cupa a
Nshern Light. Iiaslepsush san yoa1 = Mo's@u "'''
shps-Gso william Brenl DsonsInan .ale W. ~ @,yst
Donsn UiaIp Heyetms ann Hamburg, f. Beck anhardii
DnTIoldt Ham JPeulsea, do w r Schmidt Co l. on
iass BuTgess New Orleans. Snow q burgess.
Bsrk- Oliyls, Spall. Cherlest0n j. w slweH co.
BrTss-Espefia (Ittl) Lombard Cork. Draper Devln;
Richmond iBr) GojfTey. Newfoundland A. Leary; T. NJ.
Mathew, Whttemore. Beaufort, Mayhem, Talbot Co;
WIN. Moore, Eaton Bangor, II. ID Brookman 4 Co.
schrs-Wm Il. Gem Nye, Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee;
MinpA shifeT Wilson Philadelphia = Shher Co.; Maria
Fleming Godfrey Wilmington, J. w. Mckee; Gen Arm
strong Thonss. Richmond Van Brant Slsght Kendrek
Fish shaw Philadelphia, d. BroOkman Co; Jas Marsh
Martin Norfolk Reid Marsh.
Steamer-Vuean, Weitnsn Philadelphia. J n Brggs
sloop-Nancy Jane, Gardner, Newport, master.
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ALBERT II SIcoLAY
VIII SELL Ar AUCTION ON WEDSEspAi b.

VII" Sert n 1884. al - O'Clock.
AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, n. -,
Sixty beautiful Villa sites v.ylss 70 s,se nom ,xn Of
Yrtsrs within ten minutes wax Of the Railroad Drg1t
rvtsn Duvve Greet between Spuyten Dayvel Apd kvet
- en-, Fsrdb,r, in Westchestr County. y Y sud only
"A inutes rSe bv Hudson River Railroad and l. VA es
from the City Of New YORK ,.., -,.... ST.. ar.
sS u an handsome forest trees The romantic and pctu
n enerv Of he noble Hudson io miles around aud Toe
surrounding country unsrrI assea, 49, "a o, ~ e.
ciarpd upon personal eAsmina ION ~ " - N'uS'~SS Wv
yrss,est ranoranic view in the world es.,
% ,rorsrty hiss been laid expressly or piFete res
s bsre iuersectsd BY broad avenues rendering every
mpIsin the deeds contain restetion asen onl
and the erection Of building OF an INTERIOR cas-
20 axe Hudson Park possible the leading N'ase ID
FIRMS per cent OF the purchase money can rsm4in on
frd nd uorssze three years Al per cent ana
sbstrsr OF the title (which l. unquesiionablel" wiz DC
''3'" ALSO.
very beautiful Two-ane halt story snd Basement Isl
Class Frame House filled with bFeks ~ eet Ion, ~ -
al feet deep built the very best manner Wlhoit ~
co.. exrrsv for the and eontains on hs 1901
Sttns room Library and ParloTs wh elesaut marble
tleg and Crates the ceilings and walls OF me
"a P.rors are Frescoed and Gded and were ex
ecuted BY Hewsig. the celebrated European aLtst az az
pense Of eight hundred d9iisrs va sas % %
vith Wat,r Closets and Hst Coe sud shower oets
floor Three Rooms The House warmed by HOT Az speaA
ing Tubes and Bells thonshout ED soanasnse .,
Diniug.room supplied with Dumb" h'eti "'o ." e
Kitchen &c lsr, &c &c. ,s.., - ,h.
premises with every convenient nere saIy aa S, ,S
acres excellent Land having ro1t o stout ~" eo' o ~
Hudson River. ,----.-... e.. .h-..
500 can remain bond aud nortsate io three
wears At per Title perfect Ceds o. sdmssio 70
view the premises. thogaphie and i particulars
''N '' '''''D' ALERT d. NICoLAY. Auctiouser,
a As0l No 1 Broad st., New York
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NOR. s,ss ,,hr L,uehburs Nelson fin RichDopa uts
Dsrvilie Docre fr DO DO. SID Ieth ssrts Whte clsua
Tode for sew-Yof; lib. PhooI1 hssan, do Ia VA
SAWYER Pastf FOX Boston. Al An ship 81 Gac1oi 0use
on tfe issh suppossd 70 b tn lao a. Asn-s
Arr Jtgo 1sh alt brts Lacy Aeu- Brylrf. lhtrs-
At Havana 2sh ins, .hi7s Rs.fo. Wi.oa. from boston
AR lth Lion GoldInz wrr ilrEs Thl-udke s.yer
lr New.yos .oon P.efe Blown dss: sris Osf5rd Beas
DO Mara Csc frru Bristol r J.. f,h Aisns cray
Henry. fr0fa NswOsa'' Az Ia sehf Z Dorsey sehns
dan OF do. 18Th
An At do .;b bark Pen, ThestruP Portland sd sih
Neptune Lsgh. Pensacola llh. brz Lon I1ess Car
load for PoT1lsnd Bark Maria HeDey which sailed
10th for Stern Morens y 20 load for Portland.
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u~~.~.sexx Anfvesl.

- ...ls. ffLaxtse Jro& Ltrerpoot-Asdsnne Cilon,
~ -. nS,ervant Mrs. Nunsittreh, c. Loex, De-.
son ~. Ms Winsof Mrs Pey.er, to children .ad
10, ID M J. Lamb, Master ana Ms :, iioo1 M
~ ~. Lsr6Ber J. c Brown, n. h0 T u NJ v u
m~csnsx Mrs. Habbsrl. ii. b. Hubbard " ' 81
pss, fhd aud pure Mr. and Ma T. 'eh Dslss; Snl
- .-,,,pf Mr. and Mss Sheffield M hosN' 70 80
M ~. iIsyss and shernsn, Mr. sod his
ISsv. and Nr1 Bartlett and children ~ - 80 md
N.s uesteke poTslas. M sns Mr. and Mr.. Msr-
- skilS "a nurse Mr. and Mrs Benson sSa Sh-e' "
<~s@~ r. u Coasr Mcclellan, Col T. '. % To- TS
IeInxose ~, ,nd Mr.. Wsnn Mr. and Ma frcs ~ nou'
n n...i M ard Mira Pheiger, J. G ogden = - d.
e.s.i.G uirsns Mr. Mrs and MIS- hes ar - a. T.
NJ R,ne,t NJ Foseick Mr. Mieton. Rev. ht
e. '" M Ashton three Children and serTsnt u. rsa
~ - a. Tnrnsr Mr. Pope, Mrs. Roberson " DsSs j.
s siii n Wlkir.on r. Barrett, n Dlues j. Oor-
g. ~, TboUupson W ST. Lsrcner benneI ann w. son.'
9on s go % HopSinson Mr. and M T. Ward. Lssis,
"a .na Mr. ard Mrs seuug and son MI broanesa oog-
80 n I'D Mr, Brsndus, child AID servant. BAKER "
- ~. Pox Mr. Little, Nnten, Mr. Serae Mad
h;iS 80 fieEd Nlss ROstOn Nss Kelly Mr. Mum
80 M, Werne J. Lore, Mr.. Strand and friends. WIN Hg-
~ r Se,hft d. ONen, Mr and Mrs Murray. VI FARRELL,
a., NJ pirpev g r. Carter G. Perkins Mr. and Ms Hoor
and son Dobey Nj De Zeng, sehessif ger, Mrs and
NJ. Wlsle, C. De Jueue Miss Fuller, $. Jones NJ and
Mr. Goodbs at ard servtrt g. neCuIe NJ and Miss Wat
son Mrs. Ollie Hiss Marriott NJ and Mrs Seward, Mr Pes
faloss r. walker Nj Edwards Mr. and Mrs Gaines C. Tar
rsp o sjooch Mr schoe and Mr Bayer. ~ Cox
burn WIN Auory M Fisher M Malcolm c. jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs Abbott Mrsnd Mrs Bailey-Zs - -
In ne brig Putnam (roM Ca,nageng-T Avery, W. ~
Brrsley w o. Fox, s. L. Perkins, j. Rodriguez Mrs T.
n The brig FGsora from Ciudad Bolrar-A j. soube'te.
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FOREIGN porfS.

At Alden Aug 5. bark Lurie MARIA Cloutman - sH
July - Lewis Hutchinson "a bar de fore reported
sid. July S5)
load for Boston; banks RomonS Hill from Trieste ID for
Boston 4 or ds; Berths smsrt, fn- do for Do. d.
Trio Jsneiro Aug IS ship Palmyn, Weeks fu C4ll.o
ss for repairs put N esky b.rts Creoe, coen I'm Bait
more wts; Conrad, Spsek I'm Philsaeph., do; Cora,
las Of Nay. dss ImsuH, w.tsu, p NewLsalsnd, bound
for salem fox repairs having zen Y eohsos vh n
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paper narebouses.
DIAPER WAREHOUSE n DFPPTOV

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK.
e., terms
Wiring Pspers, English, French and American
News Paper, al sixes. weights and gualiriss
Book Paper. al aIes, weights and sasines
Issue Paper ianey eoon and vhit. Of the best qualify
Hanxing Paper. White ADD eolcrel dferen, vidtia
HstterS Paper, thin and Of he best quality
Cloth Paper, Sxfo and 4e14a.
English Hardware Paper large ssscrtuert ma .sx.x
shes'h;re Paper, Of the be-: quality
WrsPptns Pspsr, Straw Rss md Manila
Tea Payer. Of different GseA
Ir Rsof1s Pspsg. sstsels tr rssh a rsls
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By telegraph.

BOSrON-Au Sept 10 steamer Granite State, from Balt
more; ship Orcer do ba1ks Georgiana do Schools Calves
ton; Scotland New York bdgs Thomas Gaveson Golden
Apalachicos; Emblem, Jacksonvie; Cen Marion Phadel
phia; Model do CID Locust Point, for BALTIMORE
ship Flying FISH San Francisco; Marion, RIO Jsneiro.
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WhAlers.

An st Provineetown 18th, chr WaldTon Holmes Young
from North Atlantic with 90 bills OIL Reports having expe.
eneed gale ith inst lat SO D. Ion 81 % Spoke
Aug n lat So 20 Ion. 50 D. schr Renz OF Proyneetown
20 bbls sp.
sid nom New Bedford 18th inst ships Cambria and Mary
spoEeu-Aas s. lat IS 81 lon s. o. bark Greyhound Ct
Wespori clean, all well
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To Mariners.

Custom HouSE NEWPORT, r. l..
CoLLEcroRS OftIcE. Sept. IS, 1855
Information has been received this Office that the Buoy
on the north end Of atch Hill Reef carried
from its station the 10th instant.
GEORGE TURNER, sup't Lights
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HESsY II. LsEDs, AaetioneeL-By H. II. LEEDS Co.
I'm WEDNESDAY, Sept. 90 at l04 o'clock,
~ az No. % Lexinston.ay. between 18th and 9Th sts
GGBNTEEL HOUSEHOLD PURNIrURE. Viz: pario.-
Keh Tapestry Carpet. Rags fancy Rush Chsn mahos
any Csrd and Dining Tables Rockers Chain In hair cloth Eta
seres QnAettes Arm Chain Lounges Otomsns elegant
gave rlanoF95ie made By O. & H. BsrmOrs Hall AID Oh
Ciehs Bronze Hat Stands Brussels Carpets Rugs Tapestry
and Velvet Stair Csrpets elegant China Tea ses GA &c
Carpet Cottaze Suites Mirrors Dressing
Furniture
Particular IN estaesues he day before ssA. l2Nsl
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YEAST POWDER.-B. 7. BABBITT il the
y original inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST pow
DIR which prepared and cod BY him Nos 6 and 70
Wsshnrtons kew-Yort, in cans Thoss who pzrchass
houh that they get hat with the above name on
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A rCrInN NOTICE-HAPLEM RIVER

n PROBE aTY-s BARKER, Auetioneer, will sell on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Sept q and n 81 Il oeioek
on The gound 100 beautiful VILLA SITES containing from
embracing the splendid property known as the
Cromwell Farm In West M0rrisania. Thts property IA
situated about of mile from the Harlem Bridge. opposite
McCombs Dam aud fronting over 5000 feet on the Harlem
River and Cromwell Creek and only hours ride from the
CITY all either by railroad private conveyance Full par
elau In Saturdays psp-Is FOR mars description 81 me
nroperty kc apply 10 M'GRAW X ALLENDORPH, No. 40
Brosdwsy or of the Auciionser No Nassau-st.
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uAs2
A UcTIOY NOTICE. H. WILSON, Auc

AVCTION NOTICE. = II. WILSON, Auc-
n ,iopeer will sell THIS tWednesdayl 4oRNlN6
At 10 o'elocs precisely RICH srd ELEGANT HOUSE, 20
HOLD FURNITURE AL the contents OF the honse 10 os
Wet h-st between the 7ih and sthays all ot which IA:
order by ofou best city 400
consists IN part Of the following: Very rich Carved Rosewood
Piano stool sud Cover; ELEGANT Rosewood Paor suites IN
French Satin; Mahogany Suites In Crimson fus0 Ioare
otboand Recercu Chairs; Carved Rosewood and Aahogs
nv Center Side snd Sofa Tabs Corner Stands kosewod
Esgere Paie Gls Doors end Back; large Oval and fer
CARPETS: Brocstee and Lace Curains elegant Mlhdo"
Shades, Dining and Extension Tables Mahogany SOFAS 81
reaus Cbaifs Rosewood Mahogany aud Black Walnut BED
eads Bookcases Washsnis and Toilet Sets Beds anf BED
ding; Cured Horse Hair Mattresses very large assortment ot
fue oil Painting IA richly carved Frames; Rosewood nat
Rsck; OnClofis splendid China Dinner Set OF 100 pieces
elegant China Of the richest designs Twenty
Mantle Clocks decorated China Tea ses, Paran and blGe
Figures Silver Tea Service, Sayer Liquor sSnd Sske pas
ksts spoons FORKS Coffee Urn. a. Also, Crockeryy Gut
Glassware Ivory Cutlery Kitchen Utensils and other House
Furnishing Articles in abundance Deposit: VIII De re9Ied
and the goods removed the day II possible The House
asd furnished without regard 70 expense far
ties in want Of GOOD Furniture viii do well 70 stend
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Detention of OHIO sTOCK-Six- pei

IL cent Loan red.euabe after 1856 Thu Commissioners
the sinking Fund the State Of Ohio will redeem IN each
Of the month. of AUGUST. SEPTEMBER, aud OCTOBER,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Ohio 6 per
Stocks, due after the 5st day Of December 1859 and
will reg thereon premium Of cent together with she
Interest accrued the date Of purchase Bonds to be
the dee Of the Transfer Agent No 81 Beaver st.
New-YOrk BY order Of the Board,
W. d. MORGAN Acting Com missioner.
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HENRY II. LTEOs. Anctioneer by H. II. LshoS ="
w EDNESDAY, Sept. %, ut IL O'CLOCK, AZ
Drp Sooos.

r. FROTHINGHAM g. Co, No POE
IA Broadway would respectfully inform heir old custom
m and the trade that they have determined to close their IN
TIRE STOCK GOODS this at rates that 'hAn coa
form to the extraordinarily low prices thst have been euen.
the past month They meet the market and VIII 'a
approved six mouths paper 81 for cash. al asey uoe
,t their whole 6, importation consisting Of Riobons
shawls Dress Goods Trimmings, White foods
&C. and particularly well selected snd extensive stock Of
go.ierv ardG Gloves
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7 AXE ERIE. WABASH and ST. LOUIS

IL RAILROAD Co.-Notice Is hereby given that the an.
nua meeting Of Stockholders Of the Lake Ere Wabash and
ST Louis Railroad Company for the purpose Of electing hr
teen Directors and snsetng other business will BE- held at
the Office Of the COMPANY in the CITY q Lafayette 1danl
on WEDNESDAY the fh day Of October. 1854 at up NJ.
The books Of the Company will be closed from Sept
p Oct T. inclusve.-Dsted Lafayette Ind Aug H. 85t
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MINIATURE kLMASAc........THIs DAs.
Nuk-Rses.... Is 5e0........6 MoOS-Ks7s.. - Er
HIGH WATEK........THfs DAY.
Raady Hook. II Gov. Island 6 Il Hell Oase .
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THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST

L COMPANY.-CNeIkSArI. July ). ls5t-rhs Biennial
Meeting Stockholders Of this Institution prescribed by
the yLsws thereof the election Of Trustees will be
holden the Office Of the Compsny IN this city on sArUR
DAY the seth Of September There viii be Special
Meens OF the Stockholders THURSDAY the 18Th septeul
Der fhe place o'clock A. NJ for the confederation 81
- r. nrIar W GREENE secretarY
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L'Uh NAIE dC AUN11ON, Oh Tue prtItts,
Il THURSDAY, 2lst Sept, 1851. at o'clock P ~, spa
eous and convenient HOUSE, warmed with hot air; has
excellent cooking and water 10 the house with
Barn and Stable. COw-house Carrage-hOuse Mill house
Wsgou-sheds Playhouse, Hen.hone, &c; good GARDEN
fled with variety and abundance OF all Fruits Catawba
Isabella and Seupperning Grapes, Qunees, Pears Pums
Cherries Sc, with ORCHARD OF about aud a
MEADOW OF about four sores with pretty OF
and excellent spring where elegant h,hpond be
formed without sny fourh Of the purchase
money may remain bond and mortgage per cent for
FIVE years This property Is miles Of Newark and
within half mile OF surveyed railroad 10 New.York The
Furniture Stock and Implements with six Building Lots and
W GOD Lots Of ten acres each, will all be offered
HENRY Is. BLAIR,
Caldwell, Essex County Ney-Jer.ey
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CAyINGS BANK NOTICE.-BROADWAY

CA\INGS BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Broadway. PARK place
Notice hereby given thai for the greater Of
Deposition. Will be open DAILY after lst Octohr
neit between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. " and o'clock VI
The NIGHTS ofbusinsss will remain heretofore. on MON
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from o'clock to
o'clcet P n T. P SCHOALS President
WADE B. WoRRALL Secretary pro TEN.
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ID. $. HoUGH. Auetioneer
HOUSE SALE of magnificent ROSEWOOD


HOUSE SALE of magnificent ROSEWOOD
and MAHOGANY PARLoR, CHANGER and DIN.
ING.RooM FURNITURE, 10 MORROW, (rhursday)
7th and 9Th embracing Rosewood 70ctaye Piano
in richly carved and waranted aso Rosewood
Green Brocstee Rosewood Aeodeon Rosewood statuary
and Italian Marble top Center sofa Fancy
choice subjects such as Fruit Pieces Landscapes. Marine
View. ard Portraits Of Eminent Men; elegantly painted
Shades and Lace Curtains beautifully embroidered Aabaster
Clocks snd Pasn Marble Statues elegantly decorated Vases
and Ornaments about 30 yards Tapestry and grain
Esteres add Stands Velvet Rugs Mas and Vene
an Stair Csrpetns China Dinner Set Walnut Extsnson Ia
bles Mshosaay and Walnut Secretaries and Bookcases Easy
and Reception Chairs. Dining and Cane-sea. DO Wfips
Dess. Cut Glsssware Silver Trays Sets Coffee
Tea Sets China Pitchers Ivory Gallery &c Mahogany sof.s
Rocking and Psrlor Chairs Ooraans e Rosewood and Ms
hosany French and Ezsbeihsn Bedssds with Mabletop
Dressing Bureaus aud match ine Cured Hor.
hsI Msttrsses HgsE co. Countsrpsnes Linen Toilet sets
Ont arror' &c sale positive without regard weather
MORT g AGES SALE.-THIS DAY.
w wednesdsyJ at iOi O'Clock at No. ~ Broadway we
c CAB s FU JIM q E';ss the ssf.nt and o:t
Grumpy The sale embraces largest aud very best as
Of Cabinet Furniture offered at auction and those
.e.ion and Hotel propeto s tss tr.ds
country merchants and those about reurnshins will 6ud
part Of richly carved Rosewood P.rior furniture en- sae
covered N the finest satin Brosee hair ceh nazn
ob plate glass Doors PsrIor lined with attn wood
snehy carved ssd
op center and Pier Tables Tete tess Sofas Dvsns aud
oomsns 'osire Easy and Rocking Chairs speuddy carved
rosewood and oak Hall Stands; Hall Chairs rosewood oak
plush sbebosrd. Library ard Secretary BOOK Cases
Lbs rabies Gard do rosewood and oak Reception Chains
new ' and dssns Gothic Sewing Chairs carved wood
ard n.hogsny Bedstesds srbetop Dressing Bureaus Wash
:na CoTmodes % match; painted and ensrneed Cham
and Cottage Chairs; pure horse hair Mattress
e &C. The above w be perem ptorfy sold BY virtue Of
ing Of sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

a SIS E E 5 A u Z
N SILK Sfoops.
The entire stock Of
ALFRED T. d WARDS CO.
vii he old within SIXTY days at their Store.
Nos and II Park place,
FOR GAS H.
By order Of the Asisnoes.
The stock sompses 'Igs nPa,aS oo 81 s''
FRENCH ENGLISH A9d sSI ETMhS "ooD'
4 A$ + H t,S$ $sIHSHsASSSS$etrA' A''''n'-
HALL and WINTE R d. Y GOODS
Just received from
u L o N.
Some Choice Lots -
NH plaid ard Fancy SILKS French MERINOs, CASE
MERES Wooden PLAiDS, NOUS. DE LANES, &C
Also -
large quantity Of Extra Rich Lyons and Paris RIbBOSS,
latest styles.)
rS-Aust very Reduced Prices ~
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 2s5 s57 $50 ard 06l Grand st. tcor ChrysteJ
ard Nos IL and 80 (odNos 81 and 63l Cstbarinest
DRINTS-Steams and Madders new styles re-
II eeiy,d from the works daily for sale by
NESMTH Co, Nos ~ and III Broadw.r
DRINTS-Light and dark styles Steams anS
Madders 10 great variety, including Shifting PTnt,N
French for sale by NEsMITH Co. 50 and u Broadway
vNICKS, DENNIS and CIIECKS-A good as
Il sortment just received. For sss by
NEsMITH Co. Nos 81 and II Broadway
yNHITEROCK SHIRTINGS.-The White
w rock Milis superfBe 57nch Belchod Cotons also.
gAertwist toOus unequaed for hnenes per-
feedon AID durability. For sale by NESMIru Co,
Nos. 90 snd IL Broadway
~ OOLEN 81 500 packages, comprising
w Cloths Cassineres satines. Jeans Kereys Lnsey'.
shawls Blapfeta. &c. For sale by NESMirH Co