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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10

n Stoy Ct a Faithful Dog
rREMoNI1oRY WARNING.
Thr following story is said. hy the Port -mopiI
Chronicle, to be derived, 10 all it, tact-, from
a most Respectable Quaker family, Whose vrracl
~ cnnnut IL doubted:
About fifty Ncur- ug', in the western part OF
the STATE If New York, lived lonely widow
named Mozher. Her husband had been dead
many year. and her only daughter was grown
UP and marfiel, living at the distance Of mile
or two from the fmnily mansion.
And thus the old lady lived alone in her
house by day and night. Yet in her conscious
innocence aud trust IN Providence, she iclt safe
aud checifu-did her work quietly during the
day light, and at cycntdr slept ewcciy.
,Onc morning. however, -he awohc with an
extraordinary aud unwontcd glonm upou her
mind. which was Impressed with the aPprchen-
SION that something strange wa> about I" hap
pm II her II hers. 80 full VII -hr OF this thought
that she could not stay at home that day, hut
must go abroad tn give vent Ia IT, by unhu~om-
ing herself Ia her friends, especially To her dnugh
ter. With Ter she spent the greater part ot the
duv, aud To- her -hc several Tunes repeated the
recital of her apprchcnslons. The daughter Is
often repeated the assurances tina. the good
mother had never done injury 10 any person, nnd
added, II cannot think any on would hurt You,
for YOU hive not un enemy in the world"
A. the day was declining MR.. M"zher
sought her home, but expressed lhr raluc feelings
a. she left her daughter house.
ION her WY homc, she cnlled on neighbor,
who we'd in the last hoJsc before size reached
her own. Here she agmn made known her con.
tuoed npprehen,iuns which had nearly ripcned
into icar~, aud from the lady 81 the mansion she
received answers smilnr to tho>" of her daugh-
ter. You have harmed no one IN Your whole
lifetime. surely NO one will modest y'u, Go home
in quiet, ANA Rover shnll go with yon. "llcre,
Rover said she To- IA stout watch deg that lay on
tho floor, "here. Rover, go home with Mrs. Moz-
h1r. and take care OF her. Rover dad as he WAS
told. The widow went home, muked her COWS,
took care of everything out ri d.ors, and went
To- bed rs usunl. Rover had not lett her for mn
Instant. When she tary in bed, he laid
himself down upon the oul~isr of lhr bed, and
/ H. the widow rciicd Oh his Fidelity, and perhaps
Chad herself for needless itar. >hc fell asleep
Sometime in the ught The uwokr, being startled.
prahably, hv slight NOISE outside the house.
| va - lieht, h"vrvrr that he was not aware
of heinz -turtlrd ut all, but hcud, n- suon rs she
uyu,c. u sound Ike the raising OF Il window near
her bed. wldch wa, IN room ON the ground
loar.
"lhc dog neither banked nor moved. Next
/ there WIZ another sound, 5 II SOME one va i'll
the room md stepped cautluu-v the floor. The
woman saw nothing but now for the fr-t tme
felt tn. doc movc. H. hr una "a violent spring
from the bed. and AT the >n,ne moment something
GI1 on tLc fl8nr -oladino like IA heavy loo. hen
~ " jim - 49, ~ p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10

Cgftuiu. that bad liz fnldIktlil hifl l' 'iHliIi
/ cd nn two months carlier, the Russians would nat
have been nbir I" cnfrrnch .hem-'lvs- - f"rtnid-
/ ably on the be ghi, al Alum, nor have mad" TIM
/ hnttie "A desperate gamr. had il been played by
/ nbrr hand. Lprl Ragln position at Balak
| Lawn, Is obsioa-ly second thought
Rev w w Walker
1t the Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Prote-tuu, Church. ju,t held in Norfolk, the
Rev. W. W. Walker 81 f,vornh Y known in this
Community. wa appointed Il HE chalgc OF the
Church al TINT drunmuaio on in thi- cry.
Tn, numerous friend. If Mr.. Walker. in this
. p'aee. will lejoicc Ia welcome him back again IN
/ tbeir lnid~t.
ACCIDENT oN rnE SouTusInE ROAD From
"A t,rgrnpb.c Dispatch received here yesterday
evening, w harm an accident of n serious nature
occur ed to thu up train ON the South,dr r9ad
Yesterday. When in about mile OF the High
Brdze the car ran orcra COW which threw them
from the track, killing two Of tie hands (hack)
aud Hiuriug more OF les ncnl) all the passen-
gef-. amounting to about one hundred. Sdne
of tn. passengers, regret 10 l"urn, were sri
only injured. anong thcn Mr.. Bryan Akcr. Of
'nze city Owing 10 this accident we failed to
receive the null, winch accounts for the nb
,e0er Of our late news.
FuhhoI Particulars
Since The above Wiz IN type some Of the pas.
-cHpcr- hn,e reached this city, from whom we
gather the following particulars ol the accident.
II. ''' VIM ,. I i''e,
''''s. '',' "l'' -, ~.
lnan wa. instantly killed. The following
gentlemen have been reported to rs AS con
~drtaby but not seriously niu ed: tolonel
MeDcarmanof AppolnattoN; Roy. J Z. smith, u.
ID of Wash II gtou CITY, A. knp.uf Richmond; aud
Capt Davis, Conductor Of thr train. The en-
gino - a total wreck, - and the car- az badly in
iurcd
The messengers .eeak in The Il 81 c-t teens Of
the mnnncr in watch Capt. Davis conducted
himself
80
"1"N'>".# ne ''l|' ~ -" H"''''R '''"n'e'
ma d "'''i"b "" ''' ~" IL "''' '''' u
ING ,'s''"''''pa '''"'''' ''' w ny II ""'' -
"'o '''" '"' '''' '''', ~ '''l '""'
''N'a !" lee'n''"'ho - "'' l''P" ~ '"Eoaa
'he eo"7'o'' oe ~ ii" 'A"" s'ss'o" I'll ''' "'o''
,nt,. 10 pclifion IN Governor for that pu,p sc.
RAIL KoAp ACCIprNr \ litilc son Of Mr. \.
u. Ghalklry, quit. all interesting lad, Of Farm
,ilic. had on OF his ee- very bailv nn-hcd h,
am, I'M. tr,.i,,lt ,a,. I'm, ~.,.,tb id. l,,il,al
.','.''..a,., r.,l.,. !,
''ss''7 wv It =" ''',' ~ -
feared maj Inc "'"o VII nave IL '' amp ''''d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10

MILITARY AsYLrN.-Colancl Payne, of the
United States Army, entered upon thu duties Of
the go,ernor-hip of the Uulted States Military
Asylum, near Washington, on the 1t inst. The
Colon 5. was distinguished for his yalor Mt Palo
Alto and Rcsaco do Ia PALMA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10

METHODIST PROTESTANT ANNUAL CONFER
lNeG.- IN, body nov in session in Norfolk, re.
elected on Friday, Rev John G. Whitfield prcsi-
dent tor the ensuing Conference year. CA Sat
~nday evening the examination of ministerial
character had nearly concluded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-10

EXCITING 1iNrs ~ KANSAS We make the
following extracts from n letter Published in thu
Boston Atlas. dated Lawrence City,kan-us Ter
ri'ory, Oct. 18Th -
oar party Is expecting to be compelled to fight.
this afternoon. several Mi,soulians who are
coming up here to drive us, H. they >ay. into the
river. They make prctcntion, to he strong
enough IL do il. About one week since TIN,
were here for the same purpose bat cur party
turned oul, armed with gum, pi-tote etc, and
showed the Missouri ln~ how strong our party
was. No fighting was done The Nli,>outian-
retrsatel, and ever since that time they have
been laboring to get all their forces together to
destroy this p. NJ. Our party have been busy
all this morning cleaning their fire anr-, aud
practising shnotug, rte..und II We are cent hufae
this J.. NJ, IL Massachusetts, ut the point ui thu
hayenet.Nea vii probably sec IL, in Boston soon.
We will march in the soldiers did f,.w years
since an their return from the uoedy fields OF
Mexico.
Considerable excitement manifested Ia.
day by some members Of our party, who had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22
CiTTLE SHOW.

fg,HE ANNUAL CATTLE STOW AND EXHIBITION or
/ the New York Stale Agricultural socstJ viii os
held ~ Hamilton square in the city OF New York, tn
Institute ard NsE York horticultural society
which prem amounting 10 IS, goJ offered 10
hitiitrs fran ihiS snd the sdioal'r. states.
Tina gsouESs viii be opened Toes6ey 81 OF October
At 2, a. H., ard eiose Friaay svca;ng, .bc ela,
Ike spaual adde's by the Hoi. John ? Fala al Sct
Hampshire VIII os Delivered on the show grounds o.
traar aftsrIcop ths 9th.
rT-eiurn hsts and regulations he had OF lanes
R,ba & c.. $50 y. ~ay, AID at the rcoIns q tht
American Destitute, 35l Broadway
F.; ty persors ntea lnr 10 exhibit should bs made
Et yAges, Bcste Il 60 car y prseissbie AID
after toe lJh OF September. The Treasures Mr.. kirt
lana sin be in attendance.
The secretary Ms Johnson III be al the Astor House.
on ard after ths 2atI OF pssnSor every uefsi in
tom stiUn VII 30 furnished.
Exhibitors should h.se ihor articles he ground he
wees prov t. tie fair except the horticultural
GEL astl.9t which lie brought in Monday, ID %
ocsoher.
The ofsces at Hamilton square win be opened the wesk
pr s0W 70 The fGir.
al applications IN reference 70 the arrangement Of
tic'es tns q ourds should be made 30 Thonl, II
Hq Who viii be ia attendance 20 give drec ions TO
hinitoIs IN ntl.LY, President
y. JoHSsos. Cor ecreisry.
scNglIfI u o. AsEAScEtE~rs
WV Kelly President.
Zion. John 4. Eiog 6Lsphsrd Krapp, ISra Q. Morris,
J,hL g JtcAioa, ~ ~ard y. Es.ic saao y Hasiland,
Lrliara Spencer, Thomas BED, b. b kistiand.
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pAxus Ar SyC1uoa.

HENRY Il. LEgD3 AU0TIONEh-Bx B. h Lk90s
IL &CO.-fuesday, SEPT. 70, q log o'cosk. % y
St. Mans place tAs elegant hsusshoa1 f0,nusfs can
tainsd n TIE large three house - sbov esnstas
rg o. very Ich carved rosewood suits tsts sstss "
W., Arm and psSier chhrs. covered In rich sk orsoso
saborately carved snAchure statuaxy nar0hs hocso,
elegant oil paintings, superb Frsn0h plate naatsa gisss
In itch frames ed rosewood cabirst Do QuArtstts
statuary Esrbls group, "ths Graoss; carved Gothic
centre table, statuHy marble top one Darlor suit Ia
crimson and white satin damAsk cushion bsoks, With
alp covers; segers lined sAtia wood plAs gaAs backs
superb rosewood grand pianofoets cost 81 900; speadd
er nson and gold piano oandAAbrss with drops
rich gilt tainted China vases very valuable oil panusgs
cates window curtains with heavy Asses and cord lace
under curtains rich Bohemian vases elegant velvet
pets, ornamental gas chandeliers, TO- Dining Roop--
Wilton carpets, rosewood extension table, large a66ort
ment Of costly china and glass ware dinner ss sofas
divans tables fine sewing table, French plate
glass, lot Of silver aad silver plated ware consist
ing Of savers casters baskets spoons knives forks
&c, osmou gas chandelier, pier glasses Turkey cur.
tains Also, book with large assortment OF rare
and valuable standard boois &C., with other valuable
furniture. ALSO, bedroom northumberland and in
ain carpets, looking glasses bureau dressing do
cottage furniture, wsshstands bsds mattresses pill,
blankets, &c, Turkey cur aims, French sbsdstsads'
divans, elegant rosewood AMOR -gscs, satin lining
oval gasr engraving clocks lsrgs French plate pier
glass, embroidered ottomsns rosewood swing mirror
guitar oclohs, hat racks, and large assortment Of
other valuable furniture sala to with kitch.
"a wares. Will 10 opes for exhibition day before
the sale Catalogues be had by applying at Of
fee. The house is to rent. Possession given imme-
diately.
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w s. MElLOn, AUCTIONEEH-BY HOUGHrOs
XI MtIIOH--- This day. HridaxN AZ l0L
Blf.LIAHDS.

BAssyoRD's EIR-r PREaIUM CRYSTAL PALtCl
"a billiard tasles.--The judges say best on exhibl
ton Prces Tccuced cheap ne my all rsssy for SNIP
ping. Billiard players rtN find slate aai Il bed
and rubber air cushions Ann stres An entrauo
e fri,op STREET. EveIy article II the trade for sails
DIILIARD TABLfq- GENTLEMEN WISHING TO
At Ct Up rocns viii be DEALT With on Che most rca
fonasle terms, By calling a. our fsetory No 90 Ann
ttreet where may BE- fsepd large ook az the lest
quality Two sscone hand los fcr sslc csss2.
GRIFrrIH DECKER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, orPovsiR
n the Treasury Department washington. under the
direction " Aaron Hsight Palmer, Connsoioy OF tho
Supreme Couet OK the Uhei States and Coosr General
Of the Republic o. Ecuador for the Uned states eseb
lshed for mo prosecution and recovery OF Chains q
American citizens foreign governments; OF the Unt-s
States bsfore Congress- the Executive derarorts CT RS
federal governments apd Boards Of Commissioners srs
IL Washington recovery OF debts, legscies and .nhesi
tancas Ia the Ued States and foreign ceunt-cs invct
cncpts In Uaisei Ssatss and Steta secares coeccus
aaus rsiiy tsces ard other rlcroy business Bf
rg and reiiAAe correspondents Ia She several
sstrs end Territories "a the Union In Mexico, Ctrtrs
and South Amsrios She shicf cttles Of Europe Va Tvs
sasia aciA ChirA, ehs undersigned n prepared VI
give HIS prsDet Asa fsltfn attention 10 al busiAsss
thA* nAy ~ eceaasa 70 hia sSessy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22
ITO PARTIES VISITING IRELAND ROYAL HOTEL
Il Do.c rau rlaca Relfaat N ATIdEW HQMEN

ITO PARTIES VISITING IRELAND ROYAL HOTEL,
i noregsn place, Belfast MATTHEW BOWEN,
formerly waiter at the Imperial Hotel, respectfully
announces to the nobility, gentry, and commsfci
gentlemen visiting Belfast that he has b,coms propre-
tor OF the above extoE sve establishment The Interior
sr,spsements Of the house will be found repe,c wi
every comfort and convenience requisite TO attract tue
PATRONAGE OF vters ard calculated to manta for this
hor 80 high character fret class hotel 10 addition
70 private sitting rooms for families, furnished In tho
beet Style coffee room for private and professional gan
tlemtn there viii also be set apart mercst room
for the excvsve OF eeoteuree Gtod 40
In manner ttat win not fail to give sstfa
and IN connsstton with g. the proprietor will oron
nodlous show rooms for the use OF parties The
tedr well ventilated and hasd furnished
sne all the other Arrange 81 The plishment viii
10 found Of cIior o;dee Charess st1s ,deratc
An cnnsoa sttcaa every tss, end also tho siyol d
~ geamheAts, ceayVg0g paAeongem fkVa
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n NOTICE. -THOs. BELL, AUCrIONEER-BY
Bush This day, 81 101s O'Clock, In the
I n Centre stree . valuable variety Of first
lure. At IL O'Clock, in front Of the store, .
- grocer's wagon. AT IA o'clock, worthy
kn Of >tters, will b sold in Theatre alley,
Nassau ctr cot, the materials Of mAnufac.
Ter, finishing tables, &c. Also, lot Of lum-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

II day Vt l0h O'Clock, At house No 2Ss Rsscker
street. ali TIE fulnitur stock Of store circulating libra
ry fancy goods 10 consisting Of superior octave
Iiapoforte, made by Firth, Hail Pond ahogsny tote
tetes spring seat chairs CENTRE card and dining
bles, mirrors manel ornameDts carpets, beds and bed
Ding several feather bsds oil paintings and engrsviogs
which the sale will commence Also the stock In store,
consisting Of fancy goed toys, millinery, and other ati
cles also the circulating library al Of which viii bs sold
Immediately after the household furniture. Sale Pc
iemptofy rain shine. deposit viii be required from
every purchaser.
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n NOnCE-LAnIEY DRESS TRIMMINGS.
!, &C., 4c.-vAN WICK, ROBRE s TOWN.
Peu o. Friday, September a., At 10 e'elssk, ct
Psrty street, the entire large and valuable
In the above line Of We ssrs. leo. Wagner +
|sing q fall and csnplsts assortmsnt Of plain
led 6gured and broehs velvet RIBBONS, all
IN and figured silk gallons, richest silk gimp,
e and tassels; ailk twists, plain and II acy
(, 10 beisg rich and fashion able goods only,
w imported With view to 6rst class city
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! slNTZENICH. AUCTIuNEER.-EDwA ARD
Itch win sell ct auction On Saturday, sept.
talesroom, Ne. 16 VAN street, fine wines,
ears, and preserved fruits sonsistipg Of cid
brandy, pale do, Ferret, Caspillon Il Co |;
I'D cosnac, Of which there is only small
tre East India pale cherry, Monticello do;
dock port, in bottles; club house gin; few
Julien, Chatesu Margeaux d 1t Ensllon
klish gin; whisksy Alao, about 80 casks
x; prime warranted havana segars, viz
opera, Figaro, Ii Goss dc Agua, Londres
n other favorite brands. Also, $4,000 Her
g. for peremptory sale 70 close conngunent.
enc eighth casks Of brandy, ON account Of
ky concern.
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srNrzENICH, AUcroNGER.-EDwARl

SINfZENICH, AUCrONEER. --EDwARD
mich, Will sell st auction this day (friday),
|22, at half. past 10 e'e!eck, BY order OF
Pys Of mortgages, on the premises, No.
f1hirtieth street. the whole Of the ele-
3, comprising mahogany Frsssh hedstsads,
,hsta1ds. mahogany and cottage chairs, gilt
TO-. primo thick hair mattresses. feather beds,
pillows, ingram aca s ply carpets. toilsttss,
&c. The parlor furniture eopsists'es carved
|ca.eile, mssbls top eteger~s, centre tables,
|. rich curtains, elegant velvet tapestry car.
Is TO match, mirrors, sofAs, lie. Also, extern
tables, mahogany chairs and sofas, three ele
led gless chands liers., loscw wood hat stand, oil
and q large variety Of culinary articles, glass,
Sale peremptcry. Terms cash.
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LEEDS, ACCrI0NEER, WILL SELL TO.
|cw, Friday, Sept. %, OF 1914 O'Clock, at $50
Ftct, the enilre household furniture, va -
|cny octave pianoicrtc, mirrors, ushogsny
chairs, centre tsnies, mirrors, carpets, nc !;
|ock OF store consisslug u fancy gods, toys,
&c. sals peremptory, rain o. shine. Fur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

| II. IIEDS, AUorIOSEER by q. n. LEEDS
P--On Satur Jay, SCOT %, az I0ts o'clock At
|cn, No. 10 Nassau street, Executors sale OF
Furniture, consisting Of thee elegant suits Of
wool psylor furniture In crimson figured silk
rosewood secretary and hoohcssc; mahogany
lrerch bedstcsd, card and ceutro tables; ma
| lrs; marble zcd iron table,; BRONCO and on no
rs; lsrge and elegant pier glasses; nattresses
Itry and other cArpeta; extension dinina ta-
room chairs, and other furniture, mostly bs
he estate Of " Larkin, deceased.
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JENKINS, ACCrroNTER --DUMONT h JEN
will sell at auction, on he Saaorsl Course, 10
JUICES stand, on Saturday, 235 inst at 2 i
n q lot OF bloeded stock, tho property of H..
Esq. For particulars, see National Courss
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yy7nR MsRfaED wOaAN,s FaIvArK MEDICAL COZ.

yyypR MsRfuEO wOaAl;'s PRIVATE MEDICAL Con-
~ renien---Ry III. A. EAuricssu, prossssos q
GiseAEcs OF hundcth edition, (C00, 00oD IA
IN so; or fns paper, extra binding; priee ~
Every complaint 10 which woman IL suhjsot IRON girl
heed 70 vosnhood and also wife and ~ mohe4 80
tbs yroysr noss Of Treatment. b piaa, snpls, bat b
tha Trcst eSss.s language saxy understood And thuo
every woman can discover BY comparing her 0wn symp
or,a with those cbcd the nature, character, An4
causes bsr complaint and b. spared nanch asxisty
and suffering. The wife about becoming mothsr
has osssn need Of instructica and advios q tn
sors mrcytaacs 70 neI futsrs health, IN respect -
~fl'ch her sersYsrss7 forbis CONSULTING medical &C.,
fsBar wil fni such instruction. and sdvfos and alss
q, llau,tic-s q many syoptous which othcrwise wou4
ssSazon piach snzisty or .krn. How many suffer
irg from obstrvcors Irregularities peculiar 10 ~
ssaaia aysta which undertake. tbs health Of the effects
Of vlcE tasJ yno,sns and sIs tisr dshsacy for
bids seeEing merics! Aeyi1c, How many suGG frosn
rroiaVsuS ctsi (fsilug o. tho WOMB from hu0r a.
huS (wsssresa heosy &c,Nlcw many arc In ooz stano
.gssy Tor uaenf months proceeding con aneInsAH Hsw
ssny bA~s -mouit mot dangerous vefiss, ard alow
sal uncertain esoyerissi some whose yss hAz~sds
dpg such time VIII zach 6nd h. is pssss tho %
prev sntscn. sfrehore.o,, and relief. How UAay Bat
COX moments, how Esuch Anguish might have beoD
starad " tbs csersr to hs- husband, 70 her rsatsss
by timely POSSESSION o. this lite vclums iny so
dcshle tc convey fully the various subjects Hss>< az
o. fhsy Of nature strictly intended os the narris
thoss oont rur,stng r7Sxi.gs For ssis ~ Strngr
&fown.end, 2l2 Broatvav Adrlsrc3, shnrsnAa 70 D
Actor Foaz, 10. Ycsey ss1oct; D5wit' LAves pors
C,rsburs B-iitpyfz); st No setor aorrs, Broadway
nd = Ms pastans smes ~ iAssF1y $500 W. AZ
lhestaus strsss philadelphia oa 10 eceipt a 81 .
e3pg 10 be t-ar sze By -sl, srcs q poa'Agn r. any
ss.s cs Ira Urstsd stss IN ctssr vat - sddr -
lsrcst psib, 10 Dr. A. N MAIkICEAU Once I'D LhsuA
ivsst, New Ypsk, Of kex "a New veek M o0sA
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II LFE16, AUCTIONECR by II ri. LEEDS
"A nne 4Ay pony. Ace iadiss' ssidls horse.
sound snd lind, viii te sols lnrs distely "A
has no fnrthsf use for him.
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y at 50 Bethuns street, At 10 4 n, ali the right,
title and interest Of Grandn yanzil and Calvin vanzi,
s saving NJ % to ana ). sod
large lot Of bnck walnut ard mahogany Also mahoya
ny and other Ncwelrs bslustraaes horse, lum
Der wagon, one top wagon. harness, 80.
CtHERIFTs sALE-oN rsURspAY, SEPTEMBER 81,
seventh street and secsnd avenue tho contents Of the
building known the New York Steel Works. consisting
large Gussssy o. ni snihsS Setses and
ptions Gre brick, kc &s Satisfactory noes
win b taken for all amounts exceeding 500 For
neys No 1876 Broadway. The above sale is adjourn
ed until Tuesday September 20, At the time and
ilace Sale ptremptory,
YTyHls MORNING THOMAS MANSON, AuCrIoNEER.
Il Housthod Furniture Papisr NAche Goods, &c. ut
the spacious and eligible store 3o4 Broaaway OF
usne treet-TUNIs MORRILL,, auetioneer and cosamis
tue viii cell this morning, At 1Os O'Clock by auction,
valuable stock Of urnture, consisting VI extensive
vsriey, every artsle needed in
For PARTICULARS he sttrs to printed aogues at
store After which beautiful invoice o. i'm sorted ps
pier mache gotSF B-Ten suits OF enameiei furni
fnrs Of beautiful de - 10 10 soh to day. Every fsc
lty VIII be Afforded .rrc1&egs for the packing
conveying goods.
VIM. Writer'S, AUtrTONEER-wILL SILL rHIS
w day 1t 10 o'rlccx. at i57 Canal street. idn,nis
Giss jewslry 10 maScg.ny sofas ioia S.Sstssi roos
ing and other chairs centre side and extension tables
looking glasses, cutlery china, gis &e tapestry and
nut tedstes feather BEDS bsnketa spreads hair ant
other mat-cssss bureaus washstands, toilet SETS
penter's tool, Kitchen furniture 6:.
w GRFENOUGH, AUCTTONEEl-TTN IRON
w rigging, &c st auction Nv. Greeuough X jo.,
VIII sell this dsy Friday at ii o'clock In front o; sore
fos account IL whom t may concern, tin, 200 boxes
always 20, TCW. Tx&T, XIV brands charcoal ito.
also $50 bars American bar IRON pig irou 2os pig, pig
iron, American, all damaged from ship undervritr,
Iegrgthe entire standing rigging taken from wreck Of
w 8, MEII0H, AUCTIONEEit-BY H0UGHr0S
w. MtIIOR.--1hs day, Triday,) az 10h
O'Clock, at the salss ia Nassau street. st fa
trade sale OF cabinet furniture rosewood panoores,
freic h plate pier and oval mirrors oil pintinss &c.
trade country merchants and those about 70 fur
pisbirg can rely every lot being sold on tho catalogue
and warranted ssrepresentsd This sals Il by or er Of
the and consists In part OF richly carved
eNood pa,lor furniture, suite, covered In brocs
tele, plush, and haircloth rosewood oak ana mshoQa
eteqeree and sdebosrds corner and aide do ross
wood parlor and library bookcases and secretaries lined
with maple and satinwood; rosewood, mahog.ny and
top chamber furniture to msoh; elegantly paint
cd enamelled chamber furniur mshogan, wslr ut and
extcnsion dining tables the most approved patterns
library furniture In every style; tog thef with hun
ded lots OF mahogany Sofas char rockers easy ohAir
dfvsns card tables, stands, hat stands, walnut
cottage btdseacs, ~ndrobes &c. Also, 80 hair mat
treeses, pailiasses Sc. Cata.ogucs the morning o
| sale.