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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

ATTEMPT TO USE A SLUSG. SHOr Alexander Jour
dan Freedman yesterday arrested by Officer LOOMS
Eleventh Wad, on charge OF having threatened q assault
Frederick Hosg 81 No. ~ Eleventh with snS shot t
appeared he together when Hog e5drsed Jour
dan Geran snd ssked bin dink when he becane in
ceDsed he mistaken Tor German, and drew sgng sfOt
With Which he about striking Hog when the officer inter-
fIed He taken before Justice Wood and held for exam
nation.
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Death by SrFFocATIoS Coroner ODonnell yes
70 rdsy held inquest No ~ Broomes upon the body Of .
clid named william OF instead two years aud SIX month. Old
who died Of suAocson in uk II appeared the child ss
missing end bis mother went In search OF him, and among
ohe places rvy and found the door locked,
which she bursted and found the child dead down the
The boc Iamued md marks Of volsnee beng
found the Jury returned verdict Of death BY sinoeaton,
through falling down sink the lth day Of OciobeT, So
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MARHIED.

, BFLI-PFDMlN-On the 9TH ins'. by the Rev. A An
eustus Wood Charles Bell ElmiIa AngeiAe dsugh
| Ter Of Ctsrlss Redrnan, Esq, Of this City.
GRANEs-HUr1ONAt Honesd ale. on Thursday, Der. u
by tho Rev Grenel, NJ Edmund Graves Of San Fran
cisco nss Francis l. Hutton daughter Of the officiating
! elereyUen
! MORRIS ON-yALENTIHE-on ThuEsday Oct y Ia he
Methods, EPISCOPAL Church In I.nes By the pastor, bs
Rev J. B. Vskeley, Mr. Robert Morrison TO Ms, JIeoe O.
thtd dspghter Of Dr. 7. Ealsntile, all of this City
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corRr CALENpAR-Tnrs DAY

COMMON TLEAs-Part I-NOs. I,JoJ, I,57'l 4iJIJ
TO ats f05 to 4Oa Part ItNos $50 $50 20 1863 49,
LEO
III. 7e3 g. ef3 inclusive
SuPERIoR CouRr.-Monday, -four Courts. Nos.
35i ISL 36 3ss 800 ss7 500 40 ss 23 ios - ~ s
l6 ri ilg as 90 Az 40 49, 1873 70 80, as 70 80,
zg6 IA 40 f55 to 49, FouT Courts will be held for the
irunIr L.
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HEIPISG THE Ksow-NorHSGs.-Wm. F.. Robin
son lately sppeared before Judge Morris in behalf Of
Michael Garner, Al Irish minor, who had enlisted in
the L. s. Army contrary TO his fathers wish, and
whose discharge on proof OF the facts, Judge NJ or
dercd-sn6 then:
judge Morris" Robinson why are you at work
TO reduce the force Of our Army
RioLeliev-" May it please your Honor, it is not
that bu, we must try to keep these foreigners out of
offce.'
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LIZ nrrsrr.1Ep.-The fret number q a new
sekly jou1 Al ty ,b's name Is issaed BY POWERS M
Wels, in ,dvsnce OF the regular day OF p1bh anon
It il printed superior type sud PaPer IS hled WIN
great variety Of interesting matter AMI shows me
wekuown energy and tset OF the spirited Puoll-hef-
- cA'ereTs for the people
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Advertisement
PrRUAN's BrRLEsQUE OPERA-HoUsE, No. COB

Broadway, orens on NoSpaY EVENING sExr TOE troupe
embraces the ices aud performers 10 The
try Quite novelty the Ethiopian line Will be Produced
Netting less thar Psnioine entitled the Raeole Family
the Love Adventures sampa,cheno" Wden the Gale
br.ed Psntom performing the amusing character Of Sam
ratehno The whole thing capital Burlesque en- the Per.
foru Of the Raye Family and will doubtless be received
viii shoufs Of al.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

CHOLERA At SEA.-The packet-sbip Harvest
Queen, which arrived here on the 9th with 67S pas
fengers to Cbss. Marshall & Co., lost ff'y-two Of
D hem from cholera during the voyage. The French
ap Piscs,ore arrived here the l9ih, lost fry of
i~pssepgers on the voyage from the same disease.
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Advertisement
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES. Our as

,orueut comprises aud original designs modelled and
Manufactured establishment Dealers and others
invited 70 examine stock which will be odd the most
favorable Prompt ntor S be Egen to the exeea
tion Of orders. - - -
Wsrerooils Nos e5 and CT Jobns Factory Nos 3]j 3S7
and (s9 West 2lh a., " Z. MITCHELL, BAILEY 4 Co.
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DEATH by SUICIDE Coroner o Donnell yester
day ards Island held inquest upon the body Of Meh
koosn who drowned himself While 10 Temporary NJ OF in
sanity Deceased inmate Of the EDiZrsns lostitr
ton ard for the last weeks has been suffering from ch
and fever Dr. Nesee Of 10 II Greenwich-st examined
the body Verdict Deceased native Of Ire
lard o
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SOMETHING NEw-DURSO's CATARRH SSUFF.
ssNrFi C. JoLLfE No 500 Broadway hss tb- aroma &C
medicine hlv cel hrsf@d Ccifs CsfsTf1
rorehl .Fecions sore Eves Deafness Hsaische I'D %
es he voice O. public 'reaks'i ana singers Il has '1nd ~
r-rer .irF rC y wherever Introduced and only tha
crunv % Glazing pute. WHEN is merits are sure .
BE- n1o-l-t In hsrcso1e fancy Uerln boxes . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

We learn frsn letter to the editor Of The Ho7e
Joarnal, written by the Hon Theodore Fay. Unuec
Sises Minister il Switzerland. that be has asked leave
10 visit NewYoik in the ensuing spring. Mr.. Fay
hss been sbroad in diplomatic capacity nearly
twenty years.
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:. bARkEs Auctioneer
\ l. o s l n Il = A l. T. :
Last sole of the season Of
WEST TLrSVISG COTTAGE SITES.

s BARKER will sell on TUESDAY Oct u At O'clock, T.
on the ground to the highest bddsr CHOICE bSiLDiso
West Flushing he line of the New York and Flushing
Railroad ard cnly as minutes from flion Market New fok
nv steamboat md Railroad V accessible by ksii-osd
tin cay every halt hour by stage from Grand Ferry.
William bUreh. -,
TITLE in6sFusbe This will be the las. opportunity this
season to buy this property A. auction
Persons wishirg attend the sale Will take the Steamboat
Island CITY at 10 O'Clock Fulton Market alp which
with The II the Finishing Railroad HuStcrs
Point direct for West Eushnz rersons living the east
side OF the City take the lohst Ferry to OreenPoin OF
l3d-st Ferry Penny Bridge aud there take the Railroad
TO West Yushng Stages also leave Peck slip ana Grand st.
Ferries in Williausbursh every hsfhour, passing West
Flushing
For free tn es for the c Sale with maps snd further
partieaIars apply 90 BARKER ELLIOTT. No. Ssssus
near all At YORK OF to l. Bond No. - Bowery; A
p smith No 44 sthsv MeFarlan Merritt, No ~ Sd sy
j. l. Burnett. No. Sl Broomest lup stalrli Lsi e. No 70
Rooseveltsf New York; or =. y Cogswei No Court ct
BrooLyn; }. T. Runce. No. ls9 Graudst Edwin Perry
5hst corner Of South iih s., NLamsbuTsh; or w A. Van
Houten Flushinsay ear Franklin av., Greenpoint
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Ex-Presideut TrLER is stopping in the City for
few days. lie il sitting to F b. Carpenter the artist
for portrait. A day or two since himself and family
were daguereOtyped at Roots gallery.
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fAdvertisemsnt

WEST FLUsmNG.-The last opportunity for
purchasing LoTs auction IN this VILLAGE The present iason
hand The closing sae take. on TUESDAY next 1th
inst All who In search Of pleasant si, for home,
heshy well ocsted ard convenient TO city should
leet hi. opportunity Free tickets and al BE-
had Of BARKER 4 ELLIoTT, No. Nss-sust., New-Tork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

SILKS SILKS, SINS i-Over 5000 yards OF
Nv PLsfD srETPED srd BRoosDE SIX, from saeton a
ten 10 pryd less than the Of sportafion Asso q
bal' bach Osos RsNE, hisb gstrr. only Pc yd
cheap 90 81 Head. CLtPF Co No sol Gsanast
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IAAvertisementl
BRASS ROLLING MIIL.-Manufsctures of sheet,

rolled end plsfer's Bras and German Silver.
Brass Copper and German Silver Wire Brass and Copper
Tuhipg; Brsss Kettles; Germ ian Silver In the lnzot.
Also dealers in lng9t Copper Bancs Tin, sPelter Nickel
&c Ofdes from dealers ohers solicited MIL a. ater-
bury Conn store Noe IS and 81 Johnst New YORK.
BENEDICT BuRSHAM, M6nufactuhls COMPANY
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DEATH yrON BIZ

DEATH From BURss.-Coroner Gamble yesterday
held ibqt upon the body Of Mary vidder at No l
Mereers wlo did from injuries she had received from
the bunting Of eamuLene lamp chile iD the sct o. lighting
H. ebout mouth. The deceased inseref In sgony
In The injuries she bad ,eiSed snd died Thursday night
verdict % sccdsntsl death rendered Deceased was
native Of ireland, 10 year. OF age.
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ADVERTISEMENT

PHRENoLoGy. professional examinations, with
charts written descriptions Of character daily and
iuss BY Professor FOWLER 500 Broadway the PARK
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he Mayo 20 ofr proper revs,i for '5s spp7ehen-
scn 81 asii -rknowp mar "
Tie deceased ves 57yesrs ri age snd leaves a rifs
snl seven children 70 noun BIZ Ice,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

Rus OvER.-Yesterdsy afternoon about O'Clock
ycuuE E Il years Of residing At No p Cherrys was
tatrG with sohoonafe in Pesrl-st franklin Square
end severely injured n the right leg that fears are enter
tanned for her recovery The driver Of the cart arrested
BY Of the Fouh wsd Police and the chd taken to the
NeyYork HospiAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

The Brass FOundery attached to the Fal'on Iron
WORKS (Pesse Murphy.) burglsrousy entered on
Thursday pbt and large amount Of property carried away
coussns Of old 5per. tin, position gates. and bss.
CASTINGS Tie properly Is supposed to be taken by tue river
tLevts ahough {; watched BY private watchmAn at
taehed 10 the PACE.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-O:L ls-Before the
REcORDER.

REcORDER.
AT the opening of Court, WIN. Reschmuller, Philip
Loescber Adolph NOemeyer and Jacob Rctz al engaged
Ia the emf forwarding business who had been Indicted By
the Grand swinduT Swiss eUts.nt asned Chris
tan Winker broUsht 10 the bar and bail for heL
appearance to answer the Indictment.
Frapk AZ caster who had previously pleaded guilty
20 forgery third degree sentenced to the STATE Prison for
49,.
VIM. Fisher. VIM. Burnsf and Ihos. Atkins, in-
6cted robbery 10 the frat degree the person OF Jo
rick tried and convicted Of assault aud battery only
and sentenced the Penitentiary for one year each
Henry MulhOland was convicted Of soliciting emf
giant p.s.en gers without license Sentence deferred
The Court then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

II Is amusing % note how the Old and WORKOUT
f.neoe. fsFEe ADD ACvE nave been galvanized 1'o
fff life ~ thc celebrity Of DEsHLERs AsTIfE2f1of-s
Ibsss Pi rc ts.r.l-ss aud very portable They VII
stoil b. az. sod ~ BOYD PAUI. NJ. 40 Chs1e1sS
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge WooDRrFy.
SUIT FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
John B. R1sher ast Samuel Smith
To recover damages amount laid at IL 900. Plain
tiff syes that on 18th March Last defendant 20 the spAr
nenis OF plaintiff, No 233 West Forythrdst, and after
sLusips antf beat and hi treated him that panf set
ward required the aid Of a ph ysicisn.
In defense the aega denied, and u said that
papi fret struck assaulted defendant and would have
nnd def had hs latter defended himself and tina,
In doipz used force than necessary re
tnopv wa taken Verdict for defendant For Plaiitf Mr.
d. T. Ess,on; for defendant Mr.. Henry Aker
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ACADEMY OF MUIc.-The best house Of the week
was resent last night to hear The PHrtaH', which
passed off as well as usual. On Monday La Som
namEula will be given-Amna, Mad. Grisi Elvino,
Sienor Mario Rodolpho, Signor Susni. The scenery
of this has been prepared with the magical pencil Of
AIecri:-the Mill View will be found the most curious
specimen Of set scenery yet witnessed at the opera
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FELL INTO AVIATION Thursday ght woman
nsmed Gaashsn accidentally fell ault which is in
Of consfi uction Hicks Mddagh. aud sustained
rou. fracture OF her legs consequence She
moyed o The Hospital for treatment
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TAfyertiseuertI
ADVERTISEMENT
GAS Asl-GAs FIXTURES Of new designs

UAS. UAN .-tfs> 1 IN 7 MS VI HtW UtsIxus
ard UNSURPASSED workmanship Will Be- found At the great
.rnf,eturiu. SSp5t Of ARcHER, WARNER Co. No 5T6
Brosdwsy portable gas apparatus for country resi-
senees churches or factories
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Advertisement
SIX NELvETs FOR MANrrLLAs We call

scueu stock - real Lyons black and eoorsi SS
NELvErs. Of y1roGs widths for AHntlA.- Tke-e DDS hA
been sesctsd With and eye single the
OF customers. HEAKo, CLAP Co No. 81 Stand o.
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fAdvertisemen

FRENCH MERINos AND NERINO PLAIDs.-
LuTNs French MERso. in every desirable shade and
.grs nor quality, q and ger I'd Also eh dee
usDt OF MERINos Moot PLiIDs 81 decided barssin
HEARD CLAP 4 Co, No. 81 Grsndst
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sYLvEsTER srovgR 4 Co, Aae,onssn
DITCH and ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR


Ia sITuRE On MONDAY MORNING Oct 49, At loi
o'clock residence No y 9Th lh st. being the
entire splendid furltue o. the house be sboutey sold to
The hgies, tc6e Consisting % magnificent Rosewood
Piano Forte re1 insf plate d,u.Gk stool and covers neh
Velvet Cz.eis paros aud so yards saerb Cefps
90 the tI o)l.s frcE Gu Plate Pier and Nsnie Mirrors
very richly s1 Cd With sabs sul bsrseti EDhrgiercd Cur
tain; rich SHADES Psfor suites 10 EosewO0d and covered
With ard gold dsuask Reception Chas ccyelsd ~
noou .evs and green end sod dsrssk Arm Chain. 10 ye
vet AID bs CLOTHS magpice1t Mantle Vsss mounted "a VI
nou imported nom Psrs; fiir Cloth ralQr Fefh.fs OF
ret R5.eaoed "a Ffench Esareei Chaisi eiegnt " an
te Cocs with superb and costly collection Of On rs.s'
~ rcl carved francs; kCseFDOi aad Corner .ss,.1
With risie Tsss frons Rosew.od Book Case HsAy ''9
Rorswor- Cs1tsf trd sllssic Tstles sr - R,,.-,sos
CHAMbEH ELRNfICh RI beauilfs.iJ eil' ,tr-ts,..S.-
Dfe-afns Bureaus 3shoriny do tisf3- ~ 80 go.
To.t se's yey eegsLi k.se'Zoos 49, Bsss ard Bed
dne s1fss Caseh.s SOFA Beiatesds ssls &C., - 49,.
Cob Msh1aauv and Wanut -pi ID. w.
aud Hair I'D: Rncters BgfeAas Fvsrsor T.bl-
bANh-if,i ~ - We-. cioice Cutlery. Decorated
Trl, me-, ~. ~ ola. Ware CrooteIy Sc
.i-,- - s-LeI Hi b. r,sitFe without Z. fNf -
wea.fer Ercry aTiel 10 ~
dave frrm fic ~ uaii-s
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Advertisement
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT TAyLOR's SALOON,

0ssrRucrto .-Auhtud-s stop to
Examine that master work OF the Pen IN the window
s1sent,d bv RRowS Teacher OF Penmsnship st Bsovs
Posp. writing and BoOk keeping Academy conner Of How
ard st. sud BIosdwsy.
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CRIcKET.-The gre., match talked Of SO much last
season, between the New-York Club and the Phila
delpbia players commences on Monday at Hoboken,
and will probably last two days The Philadelphians
are pretty good ericketers, and will no doubt show
some fine PLAY. To-day the students of the Free
Academy plsy their return match at Harlem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

DEATH FROM BCRSs.-Coroner ODonnel yester
dsy house iD spnee held inquest upon the boy Of
named Els Mott wh0 by the upsettns of pot OF
coffee her chest shout days received bnrn
ibsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

COLLECTOR OF TAxEs-As the Wing City Couven-
ton IVES about sdjournps Thursdsy night Mr. Handy
Deesr from WILLIAMSBURG proposed the OF Horace
Thayer candidate for Collector OF The Eastern District 70
s the place OF def4ung officer He wv nominated BY Sc
Ella .alin
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PEofosED MEMORIALS or BIsHoF WAISwEiSHT -
Tie Special Committee appointed by the recent
Episcopal Diocesan Convection ia this City, i'r Tue
purpose Of preparing suitable memorial Of TIC lac
Bishop Wainwright, have reported in favor Of two
WAYS Of carrying out the desgn-one tue erection Of
2 monumental tablet, or memorial window in the
new chapel Of Trinity Corporation and another, the
creation of a Church endowment to provide Church
Sunday Schools with approved books, under toe su-
rervison Of the acting Bishop of the Diocese the en-
dow1neut to be styled "The Bi-hop Wainwrght
"Cburch School Book Fund" The COMMITTEES con-
sist. of John Mcvickar Edward Y. III gbee, wash
irgton Irving, Within II. Lewis, william l. John
son, John Brown, Luther Brsdish. $ II. Tying ~
tin Lee and Robert Lewis The report wss referred
ba,k % ne Coru 1i.,ee, with power.
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IT, T. DISTRICT COURr-Before Judge lscERsoLL.
Trial on seizure Of SIS, 900 worth Of laces. Tue
Isces in oueon were seized No - Msienane,
bayns paid duty Is denied in defense that they had
do The case 10
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,.,,,v !, Lr.Ds Auesoneer.-hy X. n. Lsgos co.

bf,sy E w p ocoek h ost Of ;i he Store to-
- - "a Sss,su o.. a PAIR II MORGAN Mares
ol IS hsadt iis, wsFlsnted Ia even ret2ect s,l1a
{I,y5 ,sufie al H tot Ia al hsr1eHi ore f - tkfe'
-, ie5yss ssodie horzs. They are hsf .sef' nd wsie
i-eshf b,rs fcl Vermont sh.r time since i'i ssn'r
,.sEs private use -, -,
SEe TILBuRY lt1o Whsslfl-haS an enAEe.ei e-tAsf
~ was ru IN fine order aholt e ago and -; ud sAee
sod without reserve. ...,,,o
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MrrIoIPAL REroRN.-The citizens Of the Twenty
second Ward held harmonious and spirited meet
ing on Thursday evening, and appointed an efficient
Executive Committee to promote the great objects
Of City Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

Among The passengers booked fer the Atlantic to-
day, we notice the name of Charles II. Marshall Of
the old Black Ball Line" Capt. Marshall goes out
with his family to spend the winter in the South Of
Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

GR.SD sFoTIoy c. OF 7. SOUTHERN NEw-YoRS-
The annual session will open on Saturday evening
Oct. IA. inst. at the rooms of CALIFORNIAN Section
No. l. corner Of Lispenard-st and Broadway, at u
O'Clock precisely. The election Of officers fo- the
ensuing term and other important business will be
transacted Delegates solicited TO be punctual in
attendance Also. members formerly with US who
have partially withdrawn, are invited.
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advertiser
TIE LATE CAPT. LUcE.-Ihe oniy DA'Io ~. .
hEorYFL q II heroic b.. .u-s'sd saa Ts e,nEs,
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Carson LEAeUE-LIQCoR SuIrs-Judgmeni was
entered against three more liquor sellers YESTERDAY
by Judge Anderson Of the Filth Di'tnct Couf'' ~
s25 each foT selling liquor without license.
Three more eases woro adjourned 70 Monday next
at O'Clock, at the Cogr. corner Of Gtsni aad CAa-
tonAts.
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HESKY n. LEEDS, Aucfioussr.-By H. " LtHps o.
THIS DAY al I04 o'clock, at the store, NO.
j 70 Nassau q -GEgTgHL HOUSEHOLD FURSIfUkEl
removed f convenience sale. o,ng Of rosewood sss
mahogany Psog Suites In eroeas.is, veisss passs
and hsir cloth; AID snoktuJ afbeop cSasi ~.
sde Tskee. french ard rel Be5stesfs black walnut
be TOP Wsshsssnds Cteys Glsss Frsneh pate A.e,s
Pier Gla,.s 10 st Tarnss; bTussels AKGister ng.a
Venetian Carpets Lac " nds~ Csft.ss. oaee s'' '''
sooz d ,kE, a.
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CHARLES " 10 MAS, Aactioneer
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
NJ Auction VIII DO sold THIS DAY, Saturday Oct.
a. a, lOI o'clock, all the Handsome FURNITURE and
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, ia the house on 3sh ct
doors Of 18th composing splendid Rosewood Book
case large French ate Pier Glass Ladies Eschoire OF
peror workmanship, Corner Efaseres, Rosewood suite In
fre neh Satin Brocatee elegant Mhogsny Suite In Green
nsmens Marble top Tables, Sofas Easy and Sewing Chairs
Al.bassr Mantle Clocks OIL Paintings aud En9fsyinss,
Rich Tapestry Carpets Gas Fixtures Rosewood and Mshoga
~ Frepcl Bs.tesds Cottage do best Hair Mattresses Mar
bic top and Nshsands 0t China Toilet SETS Spring
seat Paglor and Rockers Mahogany Exhaustion Table
Walnut Dining ard Tee Tables Crockery and GLASS Ware.
Basement and Kitchen furniture, sc
I,REAT SALE of REAL ESTATE at AUO-
UTION lAfge.t Pe,smpiory Sale OF REAL ESTATE
ever INSIDE IN ChicgC consisting OF Business Los Building
Lots Lots and Lands In the vicinity Of tue city.
We in sell commencing the sd day OF October inst al
II o'clock A. NJ saesro0m No. 10 Dearborn st Chica
40 ne 10 highest bidder In lots and iracts 70 suit
chaer by catalogue 10 b. furnished at our fooTEs before the
One housand Lots aud thousand Acres Of Land q the
said Lots ars situated in different paris Of the city ard
prise many of the valuable Business and Residence Lots
IN the city
The Lands are choice yausbe Tot Gardening aud Fern
Ing purposes and all lying within one and A miles OF the
city.
The sale will be peremPto, and every Lot or Trset oasssd
VIII be sold. 80.
If the weather will permit, the Lsnd in the vicinity vi b.
sold the ground.
Catalogues win be delivered personal apple alton az
Office or BY msi In o. letters postage paid.
Terms quarter and the balance In one. two, and
three Cm DAY sale with six nterost
snnum annually. J. A MARSHALL a Co, Anetlosseys
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Sales bn Auetion.
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A UCIION SALE Of GENTEEL HOUSE,
"A BOLD fCR>lTuaE. siver Ware. Carpets. OIL Cloths,
Miners r,ssos ts rms DAY. s.U,d.y. Oct ~. alei
Oc'esk. ~ the Suction NJ 50 Beekman large
.orutnt Of New and secend Hand cbne, sunsae ever
ard quality eouprsias rosewood sId nsAOz,ay Ps
Drtns and Btdrpom Furniture; Of Car
ret. md oths cs Of which eutirti, n.w .a5
kut tf- used Thss quite nnmbet q unmsde cursss
,rg-1 dealer with 80 full pt-css of OIL CLOTH
.o hy orrer Of the Admin ssiion Of Essss slsrss
orrrtty a Second hand furunr csrpets Mrgrs together
- ia Sve- Tea Service, ver Table rea saooas
Nxgrs snss snd Mix CUPS Ladies snsu roass Csks Sas
k,t. Urn Csnlssfcss sc also hrn'tnshsm snd saefs IL
Me- PLATED Ware &c Aso. the same time. tso Roe
wood Piano kogtes. OF them but e useo sno soes
condition s-Tbere will Be sof al TIE sane tsns srs
,b.s,. vst.u. p.ffstns Sale positive rain or shine
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DIsTlsGUlsHED ARRIVALS The Clarendon hlie'
numbers among Us euoats Sir Edmund Head the
rowly spportoi Governor General Of C'naia WIN
lis family and suite including bir Ticsnof and fanny
Of Boston Lord keanc stay II the same Aoa-''
Sr Edmund arrived her, from Boston Yesterday aiteF
noon.
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GERMAN INNIGRATIoS.-During the first eight
months Of the present year, the number of German
iurniorents landed al this nor was as follows: