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The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Roseui1e, Del, April 1854.

SATIsFAcToRnY ExPLArSEp.-The N. Ha-
ven Register thinks the lase unreasonable
weather can only be accounted for on the sup
position that the persons in search Of Sir
John Franklin have gone through the North
west passage, and neglected to shut the door
after them.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
April 14th, 1854.

N B Not to be continued unlessat Dover as
have said notheng Of Mr.. Comb Charley Or
ancy other Person but what | am sure can
Prove befor a Coart and Jurey now see when
IT is too Late to call it back WHARF in have
Erd My blessed Saviour chargd me not to cast
my Perls before swine Least they trample them
under feeet And turn again and Bind you This
have witnessed TO my hearts content But thank
God that he hath said if we confess our sins he
is faithful to for give our sins | feel ferther
thankful to God That | Yet live in a land
WHARF am permitted to defend nay carecter And
feel bound for the homer Of God his laws and his
Peaple thus to do. SAF or
PETER MEREDITH
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
ReDorter.

=" We have charged
the leaders oftheMaine
Law association, and
the writer of the edi-
torial of the Della 'gare
Herald in particular,
with so managing the
Association as that it
may result in the elec-
ton of a majority of
Wings. y = Were
they zealously striving
in the good and benef-
cial cause of Temper
ance they should have
no opposition from lis,
but, from all the evi-
dence before US, we
know SO well their ef-
forts are directed to
the glOrificatlon of the
Whig party, that as an
humble defender of the
Democratic party, We
| feel it our bounder
duty to publish these
facts to them.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

OF Dickens Household Words has been
received, and is filled with its usual amount of
reading matter He intends furnishing an ar
ticle on " Hard Times" to continue through the
volume, which will add much to the interest of
the Work.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

1--WE WANT no firing over other persons
shoulders. ."-Reporter.
We desire the Reporter to understand that
In our contest with the rum-power, we don't
shoot over shoulders-we aim directly at the
stomach.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

o. The Journal speaks of US as the Army
OF Prohibition" We must have recruited
rapidly! 1t has not been long since, in the
Journals estimation, we did not amount to ga
corporal's guard"
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26
Journal.


" Il was our intention
to have remained per-
fectly quiet on the SUBJ
ject of city politics dur
ing the present can
vass, but the intemper-
ate course pursued by
the broken down poll
ticians, who have as
sumed the leadership
of what is termed the
"Maine Law League" !"
of this city, compels us
to the performance of
our duty, as the con-
ductors of a Whig
journal. x y = x
The broken down
politicians have a can
didate of their own,
and they desire to de-
feat the Wing candi.
date, and this is al
they are aiming to &C
complish."
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

When viii you mend your crooked
ways, Jenny ~ said humbaok TO tipsy
loafsr, sven you gets 10 be an upright nssa."
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

The WoRLD WRoNa.-We hear 30 much
nowadays, about the necessity and harmless
ness of slight drinking" that we have almost
concluded there was great mistake in the
creation OF the earth. lfit is SO necessary, we
wonder that good liquor did not gush from the
bosom OF the earth, instead of plain and uuIgar
cold water. Our streams and wells ought to be
filled with 1.-THE fish would all be suckers and
every man decanter; old earth would be rich
and boozy, and everybody in high life and ex-
uberant spirits. We wonder they don't move a
decentralization.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

that is thus guelty distroys all Provision of SAL
vation for his own and especially his own hous-
hold and denyed the faith and is worse than an
Infidal Yes Mr. BLIZZARD Worse than Voltar Tom
Pain or any such This is an othertext from that
old Book that you had neFir seen or understood
you did not think Perhaps theirwas worse men
in this day of Reform Or Rather Deform (Since
the Bible must be condemd to support Teatotal.
ism Falsly Cald Temporance,) Than Infedals
Therefor be cearful not to condem the Bible
least you be found fighting against God And
you void do well to pray God the thaughis of
your wicked heart be forgevin you Now Mesers
Editors as you had so much trouble in getting
out our former COMMUNICATION Pleas take Mr.
Combs advise in Regard to my first Publish this
Just as it is spelling and land try and not be
three months driving this through the Herold
He that Reproveth a scorner giteth to himself
blott Mr. Comb c and B scorns my elitresy and
Ignorance And you Join in the hugh and cry
And if this be my greatest bott altho l NAV
Lament it shall not grately Repent it ii being
my Misfortune more than my fault.
SEE A Fuss.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

or WA. A. CrawfordlA A. NJ, Virginia, has
been elected Professor OF Mental and Moral
Philosophy in Delaware College. s ~
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

Or. Hon. s. A. Douglas will accept our
thanks for copy OF his letter IN reply 10 the
clergymeii OF Chicago ss aa gasH a ara
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

FATAL ACCIDENT.-We learn that on Satur-
day evening last, Mr.. John Tomlin, who resided
near Newport, in New Castle county, met with
an accident which resulted in his death almost
instantaneously. He was returning from VIII
mlngton, and, when near home, the wheel of his
carriage struck against the post of gate which
caused his horse to become frightened and run
in so doing, the vehicle was overturned, Mr.. Il.
thrown out, and his neck dislocatcd.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

Hon. NEAL Dow, as will be seen by reference
to Mr.. Osmond's letter, in another column. will
speak in Wilmington, on Saturday and Monday
next We hope the friends of temperance, in
different parts of the State, will make arrange
ments for the distinguished speaker, so as to
give all an opportunity to hear him. His visit
to our State will doubtless accomplish much
good for the cause of Prohibition.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-26

AccIDENT.-on Friday last, young man
named Thomas Bennett, in the employ Of Mr..
Thomas Deakyne, in Thoroughfare Neck had
his leg broken whilst assisting in lowering a
hogshead OF molasses into the cellar. Itappears
they had rope fastened to rail, the ends
of which were secured, one by gate post,
and the other by crow-bar driven into the
ground; this rope being doubled was passed un-
der the hogshead as is usual in such cases, but
when the weight thereof came upon the rope
the crow-bar was thereby drawn out, and the
end of the rail struck Mr.. Bennett, producing
the injury above mentioned.
Drs. Culbreth and Daniel are in attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

With zeal bound 70 Bo..on- lh MT IN AT ~ ~ lon ~
The Fsle had decks .F.r lost Ealey stove b TafH -
PAT into III rort principally land Antonio PreTh -
nan 10 fe from ulHt0I gallant yAd " seek. and ~ m1-l
"a c5,, tof Fs- Ms,bilsl Cha.e Pllalsiehi. it7s,
IN 80 Legr4 70 Boston Ill 'us- i- t- 81 o. l0n y
h. III Ia. s.ie hd d.cks sTsI' of eF-IYalg rva1 IA y
Tot. os b aid caused he tiis ~ -lt PA DO here ID
Tsif dane.ee 49, ~ - ---.t ton
10 Gusewil & Motr The y etftHsleee h'avy ;. y. 10
.sies from the 9th The lih ,ust split sais stove pa
~. Ee OH inst Of ssvsnui al, BIZ. schr with loss
both toI nssts and Jibboom , - -, ..A
,ursr 20 TueE,r LEhboUrre lih INST q Cane Ha'ies'
.,rsrispesd heavy gale from :. 5. w; 10 dsInsEe-
Brr ADV swin Foser. Msresibo % days. With hides
Az 10 Niddlstcn A. Co 81,
RS Io.Sro fof PhHsielpLis Roberts Turks leland u
ssv, with sat 70 Middleton Co
srbr sr,su a Mtry Crockett. Ere. Ne, days. fsh
schr. A 7 Ashley Portlsnd. stone
schr Tbos Rogers. Sears. Portland.
Sehr J p Glover. Jones. HaTxich. fsh
sehr Thcnts B. Smith Smith New Bedford, days. VIA
sehr Victor Lons Hsrwich S days With feb.
gchr Frances BlodEet. Portland Com stone
sehr Israel snow. Conery. Portsmouth. IN bslast;
sehr Hamilton. Muener. Alexandria DAYS. with ndse 20
Abbott Dodge CO. liza inst, several scn7s VIA los
Of ssll
schr Traveller Berry Por,l.nd. With line.
schr Daniel Webster Cozzens Luboc days Wth nsh 20
scLr Bloomibs South Cof Batm5re) TIral, IEiAaois,
Te1ss 4 days With uldse. 20 ua-ter
steamer Georges Greek, Teuy, Baltimore, Win coal 20
PTL0W-Shir. Jane Z wsi.h. Thomas from l. sho-H.
PES Georre william lBr ND from brererhave1, Aug o.
with psss bark Am Hood. . Aso, chip %oirks ald
1 lfg. unknown.
WIND-DuTing the day, y. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
Disasters, &c.

BAkK LEvANT Philadelphia 18th inst from Maauzas,
lost deck iosd sprung bboom and stove boat and bawaks
during the gale Of 10Th inst.
BARK WV H. CHANDLER, At Providence from Pctou, had
deck houses stove &c during the gale Of 10th inst
BARK DDo KINBALL (o Roeklandl BAbbidse days from
stephen N B. for Bristol f.. put Halifax Of 9Th
inst leSky and will have to discharge part Of cargo
BRIS PAMAHo, Adams, from Philadelphia for Weymouth,
lost chain cables aud anchors sprung bowp and caused
badly the gale Of 10Th inst while lying anch0r
Holiness Hole. She arrived New Bedford 18Th where she
will have discharge OF coal and The railway
BRIG PATRIOT ashore Block Island has pieces
Hull standing reglg and spas were sold 18th for Ills -
BKIG Lillian Baltimore from Esspos lost spars sails
Ac and spunk ask during the ate gale Schr Mary fetch
at do from do, lost boat deck and damaged sails
BKIG SARAH Of Prospect from Pctou for Boston,
Ashore of Sound Point Gut Of Cano Sd inst and would have
10 discharge part Of cargo 10 act Of.
BRIG NEW EEA At Providence for Elsport took the gale Of
l0th inst of Cape COD Light AID threw about 50 600 feet
lumber O prevent the vessel from go.ng ashore
scHR Echo Jones New Yors via Norfolk ssto River,
Put Into Wilmington y c. l2tL inst, having encountered =
heavy gale of Savannah few days previously daring which
Loot foressil and two Jos aud sprung slsak.
ScHR EBES HERsE2T, from Philadelphia Tor CRarles0wn,
before reported sshore Block Island of 18th
after taking about hd Of the cargo co and Ary ed
Al Newport 18th
CONTRACTS have been made o. schrs Trident and Isa
bella Ashore Block Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

NAVAL sToREs-sparts Of Tarpcn;ine u hrrnly held A.
sae b ssles OF go bb Crude broysr-, aud reid higher
v a. hand quite iizht; last sale ~ y % krrve
r Rerin Is soarcs. srd demand iIr eE7ort ale Of
u V.r.ou ssined dium Eradss ~ more i1garei flr
. - Al - ttis - - iar -. ,, al A54 iJr
- 49, vh.,r Tsr e. arct-nrsd
OILS Tufh lna.ed 10 heavy tnd saes ruln0ret -
III with zone scroml llf-n. b.. We gsa1e y tltc-
an TIE Ter ord p m G.. nc from tore. C-I1c W-rl is
~ srrr ~ IT, e. ris .a3 ga Size frssee "a Ref.si
/. IS pre sousy soted erode ,perm j. held hrnJ -
al 50 for prime. Manufactured 10 quiet Lard Il duh .1d
b.avy eGd &c cash ard Red buoy II Toe cash
PRONISIONS-The demand for PORK . more active .nd
market is firm The inquiry mainly for the trade and .
20 Of the MARKET the sses 2o9 barrels - u
sa 3 for Mes; sS 81, elf Tor thin Aes as n. 81 81
for Cleaf; @z =l3 for and rusty Nes' and I'll % n
az for Prime. Beef IL limited demand and sllon z li
rather lower while good firm and 10 far reque .a-s
lg bills At 4li04ll IS for Country Mes - Tor
City Mess and 8l5 5oGSl6 for picked Chicago "a; Aes
ere don oer sales Of 20 barrels tierces ad
At 53dGc FOR Shoulders and q ate Tor Hams Lard -
and 10 cutie freely offered; sles Of - boA AZ - e, ~
lie Butter firm; sees Of Ohio a. lf0 i1tc aua sae
At 2od2se Cbeese i dull ~ sdlo4e - 3d., "a
sUGARs-The market . firm, vh isr denind; sa4es -.
hhds EswOIlesns AZ 4 e5,o and 80 h5ds Caoa 1u'>O
sRlNs-A sale has been made $500 Curscoa Goat st
&C. foT coed quality. - -, -
sALT-Wea India and Liverpool in f-ir s1ppy an1
rrefg are irregular ssss since last, 700 bl.net
leland 30 d. St Ubes 20 DO. Csdz, and -'0 s1cA
AshfOns private terms - .-...-.. -,..1,
TOBACCoTbere Is more inquiry Tor Kcpt1ety Al ,te a1y
rs'es: sranish srd Sea Leef are 10 n9oefae -
rates ere rather frrner. sales Of 80 hhds ~
$40 tales Havana q q &c J7 bales CUBS o. ~ 49,
cases Ohio and Connecticut seed Lest Al D "i'o ~
Ysrs and easks Scraps private terms 49,. -. -.
WHISKY-Tbe msrket il more &C ivei pfce- eA'sl'
NJ &c for Ohio; 42c for Prison cAs ala
tune sno interest Drudge i quiet 81 4%o te a1
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n,eh0ra.on Rrothsrs z. 90 : Clrcular.

Pc, Na0aya LIVERPOOL sth month, Slst, 1917
The continues extremely fine but the Temperature
The state Of the weather the dull from London
end other have had De effect here and some
holders Of American Flour have been forcing on 'ock o. low
rates. but WHEAT has not been Offering at corresponding re-
duction -
rather doing thsn earlier 10 the week.
We continued Tepors Of tfe extension OF the ToIo
dis
irregular pncfs-We NAV quote dc"lie OF
Sd a. Cis the prices NJ Tufsdsy for the best he but
second and Inferior kuds suffered greater dactign
The sale Of FLOUR was on an eqasy restiieeI sceie
although there sellers Of PhlHdelpha and Baltimore a.
1sI y bbl bel Z a decline Of ?. to- = Dbl ...
tNDIAS Corn les inquired after and 81 iSo0s lower
on the best Yellow, ard I'd 10 " on secondary sorts
OATS were in retail demtnd emily az previous prices
OATMEAL unchsu ged from our las report $500.
Tie imports sbrcad since this day week consist OF 800
quarters WHEAT 1854 DO lSDiAN Corn, 5so' bei' and -
sacks Of FLOUR 49,. oo.o,,,.
Currcncv OF American Cereals-NVhte WHEAT 49, G. cx.
ira p Q; Canadian 81 TO ?. 6; Red 790oi.
Pbladclpha and Baltimore FLOUR % 1855 WesternsH O.
Canadian z8f 10 30 ISDIAN CoRS-Ieow o56, 80; mixed
So 6. 81 g. heated S2l 5}i. $500
Corrosive have had splendid harvest weather which has
improved cur market TIE trade have purchased freely and
prices are a deaIer middng" and lower qua'ie we
quote middng Bowels st. Sales 81 80 bales of which the
oUERcITKos BARK-No Transactions have place taken in
Philadelphia as stock s exhausted almost
LARD declined 5lI6a52 y cwt which brought In some
small buyers; 100 uns by auction sold 10 day at 5l on the
quay ana 81 6d52j in store.
TALLow has been much depressed and prices are quite
CIovrRsrrD-Hss been inquired for bat as our stock il.
moderate ard mostly held by specuators have heard Of
BEEF-Abou 4O tieces sold during the week Of the best
qualities offer ranging from loc 20 1901 y tee. Fine Is
PoRK-Faern is readily sold it arrives; 300 bbls Of Al
" burgers solo at G0I & Dbl
BAcos-Nery little done during the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.".sEPrE
Cleared.

stesmtbip-Baltic Comsock, Liverpool, f. X Collins
sbips-Der Junge Gustave, (Hsm) Meyer, Hamburg, T..
Rech KunhsIdt; White Falcon, Ryan, New Orleans l.
Duncan Co; kingfsber Crosby, Mobile basse baeman
A Co Sullivan. Mitchell, Charleston, i. Wardle.
Bafts-Gen. jacob, (BTem.) Sammsn, Bremen, Pope
Coz Gilbert Sundbers Buenos Ayres James Wallace Coi
RoSpCke Lowell 81 Jago Kirl and Won Sachs; Tanaro
Wii,ms Havana {. c. Duncan Cot John (8r) Pepper
well Quebec Barclay Livingstone Charles Clft, OBJ Ira
cv st Johns n f. Roome Dinwiddie Scotland, Bassett
Boston.
Bns-ssrsh Ellen, OBJ Morris Windsor J. : Whitney
Co.
Schrs-Hnmion Howe. Grenada, c. r. j. Peters Con
oues Boru1n Port au Prince Brett, Son Coz Pearl OBI
Cu1 prRbsu Hahfax master; L6uTa T. Johnson johnson
New bern BatemAn RuddEow Medad fiatt, DAVIS WASH
Davis q Holiness Charles Edward Bourne, Portland
White A Dnrcan; COmolia, Young, New Bedford, master;
WNe,Awake HHdreth. Chester, J. II. Havens; Magnolia
FicLenon Boston, 5. w. Lewis; @. L., Lowell Boston, W
n H,uick; Gaelic, Ferguson, Providence, master.
Steamcr-C ayuga Robinson, Philadelphia j. y Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
6ales bp Anction.
;. BAsEER Auciioneer.
A 1rCTION SAIEnf VALUABLE PROPERTY

GCTION SALE of VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ on the HARLEM RIVER, TUESDAY suri NEDNE>-
DAY Sept ~ and n. st u O'Clock the ground
: BAKER will sell a. above the splendid property known
the CROMWELL FARM, elghy located for private resi-
deLces aboui mile from She Harlem Bridge opposite Me.
Combs Dam aud fronting over 1900 on tne and
varying IN size from acres with special vie" TO meet
the wants that class Of citizens who dre 70 purchase
lsTger building plots than be obtained in villages as Odi
nGy laid End who wish 20 be protected nom those %
jecon which exist Ia every city and village where the prop
ery sold Internationally In order to make this village
quiet pleasant and desirable psce for private residences the
all Ticted 20 neat class OF dSelllh9s ahl
san nu Of every kid; and add the beauty aud
usually OF II has been laid out upon the latn
Landscape Garden plan ~ith streets and avenues turning
and winding conform 70 the nature OF the ground "nc Is
considered penons Of far beautiful! where the
land rolling hn the ordinary plan Of running them at right
angles
Aout one acres Of the property In West Morsana
have sire sdy sold highly esbe class OF citizens
and handsomely improved evidently showing the beneficial
results Of good regulations. - .
residing this place pass and from the City Hall
in hour ther by the railroad private conveyance AZ
the enjoying AL the comforts pleasures aud hsppi
Of rural life combined with the advantages OF ey
business The BALANCE Of the property offered for sale
being large portion Of IL covered with young thrifty cedas
and variety Of other shrubbery and having extensive
ana its and convenience Of 70 tia
ctybeng only separated BY the Hyer-s more desirable Tor
private residerces than any offered 70 the public
Persons wishing purchase beautiful bgiding sites a.
moderate price IN conyeuen pleasant and heal ny ocston
where they may have ample grounds 70 besny aud enbe
h with shrubbery fruits and fo~ers in accordance with
their invited 20 visit and examine this delight
ful spot before locating elsewhere.
Tile ircispufeble. aid terms favorable.
These attending the sale Will the trains which leave
City Hall al BIS and lO5 A. NJ, stopping AZ Meross station
iFcf Mar &e' sp5ly to MGRAw L ALLENDORPH, No
45 Broadway OF W. TAYLOR 10. l65 Bowery, or OF the
Aucors No. 5 Nassau-st., VAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
Dec $3.50 e5q Dec .sse 7a3 In. 81. 29s Inc 228

Dec 1859 Dec 1856 1913 mi ,6i' 29s Inc. 229,75O
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of
the latter left at tdewater this year compared with
the corresponding period of last year, shows de-
crease of l27 300 bbls. Of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principal articles Of produce left at tde-water
from the commencement OF navigation to Tue l4th oil
Sent. inclusive during the years 1852, l47 days
1aka dars 1Sn dnNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

MINIATURE ALMANAc........THis DAY.
BVk-- Risep,... II ses........ s MOON-Rises...
WA1TR........THs DAY.
Gapdy Hook.. 81 Gov Island o. Hell Gate ...,. 8
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NV ORLEANS. Sept liOuI CorToS market show, ttls
- ,v bpf uices have undergone change; the - 80
1ss DAVIS have been 600 bales FLOUR dull a.
sios no. CoES heavy 6s075e RICE ia moderate
aesrd SC. WHISKY sells a. Soe BACON MN 81 &C. 'o
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RTssELL " Wgsrcorr. Ar 5neer 49, 49,
,PCE INRESERVED SALE of ELEGANT


l. FURNITURE R w WEsrC0Tr wi, sell on mon,
DAY MORNING sept IS, a. loi oeoeS, az sae tleA aal
b every article 70 b, positively sid 70 The htsaes bid
dsr consisting part o. elegant rose~ood 0sa'I Tau
Fr sfol ard cover: tch Tapestry Ihfeepy and brussels
velvet Russ ich caivd wood PsTo Furaitare
en- suite Siatuay uslletcP Tables r4.e~gol o. :.
80, fonf and back Reception snd Ezaoeinian Na..fs n
rocs5e and velvet French Toe e'es 10 velvet aid mar
cloth large French plate Pier and Mantle M'I ~ -
mcuis marble CLICKS &c., with naIloet OF Oe'-''' "
Pairtiugs in rich frames ...,--,-,r
Richly carved rosewood sud mahosagy tIehsn 5S a.,
- mn arl. TOP wood and mabo gany " isasands re
Frrch Clns Toilet SEES oval and mshogny AIor, Sots'
Iu,ses rosewood m.hogsny aud French Chai $ Rockers
Lbrsry Book Cheysl Glasses rosewood aud mahosan,
NoitAiEe Chains, 80. - ,..- ,-,-,.,r
OIL Cloth Refrecraiors Mea Sies, Extension pnhs y
he Bureaus Sideboard. Sofa Bedsted, rch Seiwafe OA
sueeb die Cutlery richly decorated China Sets Gus Glass
ware SC making very large aud attractive variety OF every
II use u and ornamental 20 Be found In 40 stn tn
nbea house Catalogues the morning OF sale, "hch W"
be uositive. rain r shine.
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Markets. C AR1ruIIr REPORTED FOR The rnrDrSE'

FRIDAY, SopI
AsHFs-The market Is without variations the demand lar
t a. for Pots and 90 IS for Pearls The stock Is hteo
COTTON-The market is quiet aud firm The following are
the quotations:
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lieurautc Companies.

FIRE INSURANCE CON-
WI PANY Of the CITY Of NEW-YORk.-ohee. Oeesa
Ri Rusrs corner Of Fulton and Oreenwic Casa
Csri,s foOo Insurance sganst es. OF damage By Ers
Go " S.vacr Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16

WV COLE. Aurtoneer $1,000, -
ID LUDLOW's ASSIGNEE's SALE-On
h. TUESDAY Sept 10 81 10 A NJ, AZ No 10 Pel-st.-
The entire contents Of BEDSTEAD MANIFA'TOHf con
ssuz OF various patterns OF Single and Double bedssais
Ao an assor Of CRIBS and Tables together with all he
Work b, uch.s ard Tools ard large stock Of Lnnorr-a
pie Pine, Cherry Bssswocd &c sc.
TaoMAs MANSON. Auctioneer-By Manson BESN
THIS MORNING--At 100 o'clock, at the Ware
j room No 3l4 Broadway FASHIONABLE FURNl-
TURE
NJ q p. will sell by Auciion THIS MORNlN3. az loi
o'cock the above Warehouse select stock OF well assorted
Furniture hrscng 10 Fnane~c Furniture ENe1
sion Dining Fables Book Cases Wardrobes. Dress Bureaus
with without marble Washsands Hall Stands, ko'e
wood Ttte atets Mahogany And Te;eA eies Large
Chains Paror Chains Rocker Piero Stools ash
stands Mattress Desks Bedstsads tn large variety Etageses
Corner S,snds &c Sc Purchase rely upon the qualy
this Furniture They will $50 receive evcry attention m
establishment
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HrSRY u LErDs- Alttll1f ~ II H. LL,5s y, ~
"OTSEHOLD FJRNlTURE.-IhlS DAY,
=, tc. o'clock AZ the Salesroon No 70 Nassau -. re-
moved for convenience Of sale e3nsstus Of SOFAS Am AZ
49,, Couehes Center Tables with marble ,ops, Carpt,,
Fegch Rcd tesds large sud ee gant Pier Giis s'Dd H1
Laurs Bookcases Secretaries EAno'Foi'ts' hst
80 art,ri,s sale without reserve ttopl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-16
Clothing.

MEN and BOYS CLOTHING, at wholesale
vi and retail 10 % per cent below the price Of many At
J. yANDERBILTS No 81 FHlfou-st corner VI Gold Also
India Rubber Clothing and Furnishing Goods
AEW HAT Co, Nos. l46 and l4S Nassau-st.,
~ Wholesale and retail very low Country dealers will d.
well to call Single Hats at Wholesale prices for IS equal
any ~ Hat 10 the city Also, Soft Hats very low
T'HREE DOLLAR IiATS.-Elegant French
Silk the low price Of &3, usually sold AZ -;
Hats al - So BROWN No 4l3 Hudsonst
WE WOULD call ATTENTION to the semi.
w annual SALE ofBOOT5, SHOES and RUBBERS, by A.
D. GALE TUESDAY, the 18th INST at 10 o'clock A. ~
at the store No 22j Pear About 900 will be offered
and ineueem &c purchasers n Ban assortment
always hand for private sale At lowest rates