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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

VOLUNTEERS B ALL.-The New York Volunteers are to
give ball to morrow hanksgiying) evening, at the
City Assemby Rooms. They wish to raise a fund for
the wounded and destitute soldiers of this regiment
Thus to the attractions of splendid ball charity s
added No other indncement Is necessary.
BOARD or Tr1 G0vERsoRs.--The Board met yesterday
at o'clock, r b.. in the Rotundz, in the Park. The
business transacted not Of much Importance
Among the resolutions passed invite Governor
Seymour who is in the city to visit tho institutions
under the charge Of the Board The Committee City
Prisons reported against the Of liquors by the
yiets and others ON the island communication
received from John r. Haskn, relation j. Woodman
Hart, o. gift enterprire noorie.y who, alleged
was at large when he should have been In the custody
OF the Sheriff This the Corporation Attorney denies.
The Board adjoxrnedt to meet again next Tuesday.
CApszED.--The schooner John Brown loaded with
brick, from Havcrstraw, wkfle endea Yorng to come
about capszed nthe North river, foot E Beach street
Two Of the hands rescued of them being picked
up By the Hoboken ferryboat aud the other to th
dock foot Of Hubert street The supposed to
have been drowned they in the cabin at the
time, and were not seen after the accident.
HEscUED-SAyTD FROM BIING DRowNEp.--Yesterlay a
man named Thomas Clarke, working in the Navy Yard
Brooklyn fell overheard from the dredge boat and cny
for the prompt aid of Robert Harper and Daniel Hum
phrey, would have been drowned.
kEcruRE AT TUE TABERxacLR.--0n Wednesday evening
lecture win be delivered the history and influence
o. the Jesuits BY j. W. Broyce ESQ for the benefit OF
the families of the sufferers in the williamsburg riots
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DRY GOODS. &C,


r OOO FALL RIVER CoxIoErABIks, 70 aNos r FOR
ton and well made Prices range from 81 upwards (no
deviation Also large stock OF blankets at low prices
Also lot Of country made flannel ct only ls 6d yard
BY THOs. TATE, SO Canal street. corner Green.
DRUHSEISs LACE8.--A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
- rich laces, black thread ves and Paris embroide-
res Just received and offered 1T prices
MslM MILLER GRANT, 371 Broadway.
nRESS GOODS LIE BOUTIIIIER BROTHERS ARE
~ Offering their large stock at much under the usual
prices; 900 yards Of silk at g.; 1900 yards at g. q
full assortment Of English black silk; 5000 yards all
wool delsnes from 2s. mcrInos and casu,eers In de.
sirabe cclors; wool plads ribbons remarkably cheap;
100 embroidered collars from os TO 8s and other
goods equally reduced. LIE B0UTIIIrER bROTHERS
No. 60 Canal street, four doors from Broadway.
AT OTICE-DAMAGE BY sNOKE--sAI.E THIS DAY
IN In consequence OF the recent Ore In the lace en-
brodery and Paris kid glove store OF John Madden ga
Broadway he will sell, at immense sacrifice for the
purpose Of clearing out the entire stock Of costly goods
amounting to $25. .OOO recently purchased, and which
have been partially injured consisting of laces honiton
yalencennes embroderies muslin, kid gloves hosiery
&c. The store viii be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
TTPH0Is Terry GOODS AT GREAT sACRIFICE--rO
close out before the 18th Of December; lace cur
tains for o. worth s10 satn deaine 81 30 per yard
worth 50. daasks, wndoH shades cornices, With every
article ID the upholstery line, onethrd hess than any
other housein hif city. a. H. r DAv1Ea aqJ Broad
way,
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Widening vvalker Street.
TO rBr xpFroR OF THE HHRALIA

As the matter Of the extending Of Canal street ami
widening of Walker street has bssn carried - the Court
Of Appeals for their revision and - all action in REFER
to the proposed alterations Of those streets =
STAYED unti the case finally decided BY that ccxrt u
seems very rsmarkable observe In the proccedngA of
the Commen Council tAat the Board Of Aldermen hAss
been pettioned bs Of the partee who is awarded
Soi otO to have that sum paid to him out Of the c
treasury whiie his property has not yet been touch
and While Ii n stn undetermined whether the Alts
ons sil ever be made at all. Ha petition has ben
erred 10 the Corporation Counsel TAxPAYkA
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SALES AT AUUraUn.

A IBERT II. NICOLAY, ArCTIONEER.-sTOCKs AND
"A bonds at auction. Albert H. Nicolay viii sel this
day, November 20 1854, at ia, O'Clock, at the Mer-
chants Exchange for of whom 1t may concern,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad per cent convcr
tibe income bonds dated July ls 1854 and redeema-
bic July lst 1874 interest payable in New York LIST Of
January and LIST Of july ST. 600 EACH 900 New York
and New Haven Railroad per cent londs interest 1st
June and LIST December 81 600 EACH 900 Great West
arm nos )Railroad first mortgage 40 per cent bonds
interest LIST April and 1s October, each $50 900
city of Cincinnati per bonds interest payable 1st
January and 1st July 81 900 each shares New Haven
and New London Railroad 500 each 200 do Mad River
and Lake Erie Railroad, $50 each do Third avenue
Railroad 800 EACH 90 DO North River Bank $50 each
10 do St. Nicholas Bank, 500 each 100 do Empire City
Bank S25 each 10 do. United States Trust Company,
500 each 10 do American Express Company 800 each
10 do Stuyvcsant Insurance Company $25 each 20 do
Lenox Fire Insurance Company, s25 each 20 do Beck
Fire Insurance Company, $25 each 2s do Iafarge
Fire Insurance Company, SIS each; l. DO New York and
Savannah Steamship Company, S100 each 25 do Mexi-
Ocean Mail and Inland Company 500 each $50 do
Mineral Company of North Carolina $40 each Terms,of
sale-Ten per cent this day. and the balance before
O'Clock on Friday The accrued interest al the bonds
will be charged TO the purchaser A. H. N holds regu-
lar sales of stocks bonds and other securities every
Monday and Thursday and also special sales on Tuesday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, at the Merchantss
Exchange, when required. At private sale great va
ety OF first class railroad bonds bank insurance and
other stocks Office No Broad street, to corner
Of Wall ~
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COroners' Ingucsts.

The HARLEM RAILROAD AcsrorSr.-rhe inquest on the
body Of John Lanscu who killed by the late col
lSion on the Harlem railroad Fifty ninth street,
WAS uaavodaby postponed yesterday by Coroner ODon
nell who unable TO procure sbe necessary witnesses
The ends Of usticr will be fully served and the
public business transacted efficiently If those per-
sons who fortunate escape with but slight
in ury would call upon the Coroner at his Office No 81
Chambers street. and there testify to the facts they
occurred upon that occasion. s.gF
Another FATAL ACCIDENT on rm HARLEM RAusoAp-
Yesterday Coroner Gamble held an inquest upon the
body OF an unknown woman about thirty years of age
who killed the night previous by being struck with
the COW catcher of one OF the down trains The accused
had the appearance Of mendcant bag Of cold meat
and bottle OF brandy found her person. The
jury in this rendered verdict in accordance with
the above facts.
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ana segned sleep Fuller watched him awhile, and
tnen TO unfasten his watch chain which he
call OF Mr.. Jones rushed into the room The prisoner
was committed to the Tombs for trial
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A UCTION NOTCE.-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER-
IA Splendid household furniture, Tapstry, Pier
Glasses, Piaaoforte Slverware, &c. This day, WED
nesdayD at 10h O'Clock precisely, at 169 West
Twenty fourth st., few doors from the Eighth Avenue
the whole stock, comprising the best selection Of
ered at auction this The sale will be positive
portion ohe contents Is ere Rosewood pi
anoiorte full seven octaves richly carved case cost
$780, solid rosewood brocatcle furniture suits very
extensively carved and covered with the richest mate
rial without regard to cost large pier and oval mirrors
with marble slabs and gilt brackets to match; marble
top centre size and sofa tables elegant
wood etegere marble top with heavy plate glass doors
tapestry carpets in excellent order rosewood
ceres corner stands beautiful and heavily embroi
dercd white lace window curtains rich brocaele cur
tans and cornices for windows large gothic recep
ton and easy chairs in silk and embroide cred brocade
oil paintings, among which may be found choice col
lection by modern artists French porcelain decorations
and vases finished and painted to high state Of per-
fecton; heavy ewood and mahogany bcdsteads
both Of the modern and antique styles, with
very elegant marble top dressing bureaus aud
washstands to match; puIe curled hair mattresses,
beds, holsters and pillows; mahogany and maple
chars sofas and lounges heavy mahogany ten feet
tension table, black walnut do tea and dining tables;
complete gilt china dinner set cost $780, china
SETS extensively decorated elegant mante clocks
common crockery and glassware In basement large
sortment Of silverware spoons forks heavy plated
tors with cut botes silver tea service elegantly chased
and engraved large savers with solid silver edges
of ivory cutlery &C., &C. Terms Of sale cash. city
funds. The house to let Possession Immediately. The
furniture cost upwards Of IS, ,000
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A uC1ION NOTICE CROCKERY. GLASS AND CHINA
IA J. S. II. BARTLETT, Auctionecr, will have large
ale Wednesday, November 20, at 10 O'Clock at 2S1
Pearl street, Of Boots Furnivals W. G. ware, &C. &C..
dpt edged, painted, Rockingham, yellow, gpsey, glass,
cutlery and Britannia ware; also china toys and few
thousand segars. Catalogues on Tuesday.
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7hs Feople ~. Wtsisam Rtschmsller and Phslsp A.
LosscAer dc.--In this indictment was found
against the defcsdants for alleged viola ton Of the
grant laws. The Assistant District Attorney Mr. Par
sons entered nole prosequi in consequence Of his ina
bty TO obtain the attendance of the witnesses for hs
prosecution.
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Personal Intelligence.


Know Nothing Convention At Cincinnati and on the
rival of the train at Dunkr his was mentioned %
among the passengers when shout went up from those
congregated there Some thought he was elected Gov
ernor after all and specially excited by the sup
posed Others were quite as Wild with hopes for
tie future connected with the be supposed
especially to represent On the whole quite an enthu
sasm was got up for ullman and the cause Of Know
Nothingism.
At the st. Nicholas Hoel-Hon Jndge Parker, Albany
General Frank Grangss Canandsisua< Mon Aaron Clark
Wells, Utica; Frank lsssrso boston, b G. Butler Syria
ir:
slsss% rrovdenss;S PrG,,hiinsham s;,i Albany Hill
s,n; Col. Bennett, baltimore; Gee r. Thomas and lady
sis .Ss ssiM1'%ssr Mss and WIFE, Bel
lows Falls, T. q Parker, Connec.sut w. Leland Mass
cnss ssSse
Disney, ohi0 =. IL Valentine. Boston; n. Adams. Wash
Gs9Gss B sh..p Ohio Hon
ss$s, Sss k:y. S.';;' Shsa:$ssis n
ss,r Gsh fESsnr & s. s. cGrs srv'y
As The intsssasios.fro " s Tyler, Am.er., College
. ss2 Gcss.ra ci.tianat III Lyle 'sss 3esssss T.
gifsa iss %Rss
Ss$;s.s ss.s E: ss:s S,; Mess
ksss kssss LIZ nsys WYNN s:'fss fss
Borress Reyas M Perales Jose Amads Justo Aysto,
c Groves, Adams, Anderson.
soras MS Basss Rosa and LADY HsTrals ssa LADY
Gen stsnhop TsA; Col Bolton, usA: MeJsr Morris.
RKDg Caldwell. w W psbroS, T w Ynding, Mr. Lyos,
Chfton-l5in in the steersge
DEPARTURES.
For Havana snd New Orleans, in ths Steamship Daniel
WcbsterMrs Clara De Css.eo and daughter, Miss Ca
tharine Murray, X Isnks and wife Mrs Goodvp, y
u johnson, Do La Fuents. Msntszgiga, W Philips,
Cochran aud wifc, Latour Mrs Ann Birdsa Colcs
and wife, smith, Or Gonzales snd daughter Acosts
sister and servant, Mrs Aaa Miller Van zantt,
klgloBe, Mnsop, w Ferguson, Balm, N HNxht, T
ODcnnell W Martin, Miss Rhsa Aiusvorth aad three
nsces, Cohen and wife resrd, Q Psrsoas. Mis-
Iiesd, Hove !. Bradley, Mis. oskss Wallace,
ply H Hogsa X Lowry r Mceerty, Thes Hsrnandss, "
Lewis, Hsnsy, Cassidy. Cudwcrth, frsissA Eitz
Chase George Baton, Duty, Bacon, Johnston,
Sherman, Lacey Ketor and others in tho steerNge
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The Council nt Rome.
ARRIVAL OF CATHOLIC Observation-Disclosures AN{SMICAN
ae C0NyERr--TuE CHOLERA, ETC, ETC.
correspondence of the Newark Adyertiser.I

correspondence OF the Ncwarlo Advertiser.J
Many prelates and other dgnitares Of the Churp
ssmbng at Rome for the grand convocation and ubi
lee recently proclaimed by the Holy See and be pre-
sent at the determination OF the question of the Ima-
culste Conception. Among the arrivals announced, +
notice the names of Cardinals Sterckz of Aanes, and
Schwarzenberg Of Prague Archbishop Dixon, Primate
Of Ireland Archbishop Cullen of Dublin the Bishops Of
Coyne, Marseles Verona, &c Several also present
States AS the assembly ia to have the character of a
council the circular nvitsticn not general and in
asmuch as convenient lodgings could not we'll he provd
ed Tor more than those 10 whom ii sent aad
over because ii not deemed expedient to withdraw
greater number from the dieeesses Ncyertess all
who come will, is officially minated meet cordial
reception.
The occasion is also attracting large nusaber of
spectators 1t is the fashion of these practical times to
speak dsparagDgly Of the barbaric spcndor and gor
geous ictons of heather worship, but yet multtudes
annually dock TO Rome from all parts Of Chrstendom,
to witness its ordinary pageants to say nothing of this
extraordinary OCCASION which will doubtless suspass
any thing seen there in many years Among the Ame-
ssny oyl wh9 aye have recently through young
mily who bears letters from Archbishop Haghes as a
candidate for the priesthood
Notwithstanding that the government Of Sardinia has
by many acts Of dsoyay, incurred the d:speasure
OF the Holy see we are told that of ite subjects
about to be raised to Cardinaste He is understood to
be hostile to the political policy Of the country.
An official report just issued at Turin, shows that
there WERE during the recent prevalence of the cholera
in this kingdom, 5000 cases and sS72 deaths We
learn still Of occasional ts city, but IL
cries no alarm Business Is revviDg and the commerce
Of the city will be considerably greater during this win
ter in consequence Of the recent suspension of trade
There we're during the last year about 100 arrivals from
the United States, bringing chiefly cotton and tobacco
The steamer sicilia which made voyage TO New York
last spring. from this city lost few days ago
voyage to Liverpool in consequence Of leak Her pas
sengers and were rescued.
The loss of the Arctic produced general feeling gloom
in this city Many Of her passengers passed the last
season in Italy, and made numerous frcnds here Son,e
Of them purchased rich articles Of bouterie vcrtu &c.
III this city, for their private cabinets and presents
for their friends and ordered others TO be shipped for
them to New York. Lever, the Irish novelist who re-
sides with his family at Florence, went to England
take passage by her, but reaching Liverpool, he
found pressing letter from Mrs. l.. strongly urging
him TO defe, his visit 10 the United States account
alemarkable presentiment that she had that he
constrained to do
-
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A UCTiON NOTICES. sTONER, AUCTIONEER, WILL
~ this day a. e,ele.L

A UCNON NOTICES STONER, AuCTTONEER WILL
"A sell this day, "wednesday, at lOh o'clock, gen.
ee household furniture, in the Eighth avenue fourth
door from Thirteenth street. consisting of all the elegant
above four story house. every article to be pcremptor
sold and removed from the premises within two days.
niture consists part Of superb rosewood panolorte
variety of rich silver ware Axmnster Wilton other
carpets velvet rugs; rosewood and mahogany parlor
suites richly carved tables etegercs music cabinets
bookcases embroidered curtains, cornces and shades
very elegant and costly mante ornaments and vases
paintings; rich rosewood and mshopanv hesteass s'
peror hair mattresses, paasters feather beds and bed
ding; rosewood and mahogany marble top dressing bu
sets sofas lounges, spring seat chairs, rockers
chairs gilt mirrors two splendid pier glasses slabs and
ment Of basement and kitchen furniture, dining and
breakfast tables, ocloth stoves china dinner and tea
SETS cutlery crockery &c. Catalogues at house Sale
positive rain shine. Cars and stages pass the door,
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Naval Affairs.

TEE MISSING sIooP or-wAR ALgASy.-We learn tina.
there has been forwarded to the Navy Department Il
letter from the Master Of the Albany addressed to hi
father and written just the ship about to leave
Aspinwall in which il is stated that she about
through the Mona Passthat is, to make the voyage
the south side of Cuba. At this the winds pre-
Willing along her contemplated route notoriousiy
battling such would compel her TO beat" nearly Il
not throughout the entire voyage In that case, il
thought BY naval officers here that her passage has
been remarkably long The receipt of the letter in
question has certainly generated hopes that she may yet
be e.--W0shiagon Sentinel.
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The KmSw BotAing Ccnventaon.
rnE MEETING or TIE GRAND COUNCIL AT CINCN.
NArI-wAs JOHN n. CLAYTON THKRx1
<r-. Al rcr


fFrom the Cincinnati Commercial Nov. 26.l
We learn that this body Know Nothing convention),
which has been In session At the Burnet House for
days past VIII adjourn to-day. We understand that the
subject Of the next Presidency not discussed The
object OF the convention understood 10 be to change
the ritual and constitution OF the order, to make
II more comprehensive and strictly national. Among
the delegates present John Clayton Of Della ware
Daniel ullman, Of New YORK, and Mayor Conrad, of
Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia North American, Nov. 2S.l
A report has been circulated extensively the
whole country, by means OF the telegraph, that Mr.
Clayton the distinguished Senator from Delaware
present at recent National Convention Of the Know
NOthngs, alleged to have been hel at Cincinnati The
report absurd its very face that should
have thought II worth while to notice it, had not
number Of journals assumed II TO be true, and
commented upon in that view. We have the very bcst
means of knowing that, with the exception Of one
two indispensable visits OF few hours 10 Philadelphia
in connection with his private affairs Mr. Clayton has
not been absent from the State Of Delaware since his
turn homo al the close Of the last session oS Congress
And while upon this subject, may take occasion to
say further, that Mr. Clayton is member of the
society popularity called Know Nothings, Of any
other secret political organization His opinions
they have been more than openly proclaimed do
to some extent accord with those generally imputed e.
the body referred to- but they entirely adverse to
al intolerance and illiberal prescription.
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UCIION NOIICE.-THE ADVERTISER INVITES
"A merchants and Others having goods of any descrlp
ion dispose Of to send them where they will bring
he best poss BILE price His establishment is Of the
best in New York. The greatest will be taken in
selling goods Of every descrptinn in store or any part of
the city and whilst he waants TO get the best price he
the confidence Of all who know him, and maintain the
respecaby his sales Prompt returns made of every
sale Advances, when required Persons having sur
plus stock hand being in any way embarrassed,
con6de in him most sacredly, without exposure in
any way. References to any amount security given
dressed at any time to A. b., auctoneer Herald oice,
viii be promptly attended to-
UCTION NOTTCE.-SAIEs AT s0H BOwERY THIS
IA day Nov. 20, at 10 O'Clock, general variety OF
fancy and other goods, such as perfumery, gloves,
stocks cravats shirts drawers trunks, table covers
&C.; also lot Of carpenters tools.
o. WARREN, Auctioneer.
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HNRY H. LEKDs AUCTIoNEER.- H. H. LEEDS

III ENRY II. LEKDS AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS
Ii co. Tuesday, 2Sth, and Wednesday, Goth inst.
at l0 O'Clock at the salesroom 10 Nassau street. large
sale Of fancy goods French china, &C.. consisting Of
very elegant dinner tea, and breakfast SETS painted in
howers also, beautiful vases, inkstands cups and
cer and other costly china Also plee assortment
of plated ware in SETS cake baskets uTs cups candle
sticks, &c.; also assortment Of Bardiglo agate and
aabaster vases, &C. of which are very large and
beautiful the importation of Signor Vito Viii; also, a
large and valuable lot of brown figures groHps clocks
candcstcks and other articles Of vertu also if they
be got out in ne about seventy invoices Of costly
goods from the Crystal Palace. Particulars hereafter
Sale without reserve
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TEL CIR APHIC.

ADDITIONAL RESPECTING THE sLOOP-OS-wAE ALBANY.
BosT0x, Nov. 2S 1854
The following extracts from private letter dated
on board the U. s sloop Of Albany, at ST. Thomas
September 9th asHF .#t6f Ii ft
should have written to you before, but have been
in chase Of the Commodore, expecting that should
sail for the United States soon we found him. We
found him at Samana and received orders from him to
visit this port then to Laguayra Curacao and
Navy Ray. We may possibly go TO the Porthward this
fall but there few signs OF 1t ut present Captain
Gerry keeps his counsel and hence the officers and
crew are not informed as to our future course.
The writer says all on board are in good health but
thinks there is want Of discipline, or. to use
his words everything goes heels over head.p
Again, he Gays: '1hs ship very wen to look at
but Cape Horn would knock her all to pieces and drown
all hands,
In regard to SANTANA hasays "the Yankees have been
exploring it, and are going to have rendezvous and
navy yard there"
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VIyM. Writers AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day. at 10% O'Clock at 1877 Canal street all the
handsome household furuiture of family breaking up
housekeeping consisting Of sofas sofa bedsteads rock
ing and parlor chairs pier glass; paintings girandoles
lace curtains French china and glass ware, plated tea
SETS elegant tapestry and threepy carpets oil cloths
marble top dressing bureaus, washstandr toilet sets
French bedsteads hair mattresses, feather beds linen
muslin sheets, spreads &c, blankets canopy and cur
tans cooking stoves. &c. together with several other
articles One of Singers sewing machines; also one Of
Bakers, in fine order.
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Court CAlenaar-r'his Nay.

Court CAlendar-Th1a Day
UsrD srArm pElaIcr Couxr-Nos. q, q, 20, 10 o,
s, SO, 81, Z, 25. 4
suPnnR CousD-General term-NDs. los, 10s, 81, 100,
134, 1876, 40, SO, 70, I02.
srPnnxE -Circuit--Nos 6s7, leo 131, sf1, $780,
~A, 2s2 70 ESQ., $40, 1024, 1927, 102S.
HUr<uoR UouRr -four branches)-Noa 7s1, 1911, 1920
2o1 1895, 734, 1880 1921, 1872 1851 123S 123e 1912
lx3 124 1245, 1246 1860 1884 1880, 1881 1881 1854
1884 1895, 1857 1888 1859 122 s82 t26 3I1 275 221
ssl SOL ios2 ioss 12ss la75, iafs 1879, 1881 1852
1923, 1892 1900, 1901, tses 1884, os eIs 72, 42s tilo
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E,DwARD SIN s@lNTzENICH, AUcnoNEER
IL SNTZEN CH will sell At auction, this day. AZ II
o'clock, at the s,esroon 16 Wall street, msrnI6csnt
lot Of very rich fms. which made expressly for
Broadway house una to meet their engagement con-
sistng Of real HudsoA Bay sable capes Russia sable
vctorlnes, mink, marts.7 fine ermine, stone marten,
barren marten, chnchfIh., fitch martsn, Fr. sables
Swedish marten, Siberian squirrels, &c, too numerous
raccoon aod other robes, gloves, coats, &c.