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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-01

ID USSFLI. ". wE,TC0TT, AUCEONEEa RICH ANJ
Ia costly houehoid furniture- Continu s.on saf-To
mo,r9w Monday. at los O'Clock, at he house No u
Eigb'h avenue. near Fourteenth street this sale will
emerace large and elegant va,iety with all that wa,
500 ON SATURDAY ard not called for Everything viii be
soa 10 the hest bidder. and deposit viii be
nom evty purchaser Among the articles in this sale
- slencid seyec octave rosewood pixnoortc stool
ana cover suit Of fcnlt psrlor furui
TIRE 10 esoeatelei rosewood tables two magnificent
French pier glsses marble slabs and brackets lace
curtains iieh shades and cornices mosaic and inai
ia.ie tetea tetss tiyans and French oh rs
Nthafeand ann 60, rosewood bookcase music cabinet
ecrptos Ich revres ard Dresden vases satuary ornN
Ntnts rich EDgsh carpets in the parlors; also mum.
per o. ysuab oil paintings, richly framed sc cham.
per tu nituie massive rosewood mahogany and walnut
french nedsseads, superb hair mattreses and pslas
te's leather beds holsters and pillows, bsnksts full
nsrble top rosewood and mshngany dressing bureaus
marble ton washstapds, elegantly decorated Preach
china toilet sets, enamelled marble top chamber su
cya and gilt mirrors, soss, lounges spring seat and
c.ttsge chsrs, eight day clocks musc stands carpets
oil cloth mating, &C. basement furniture; extension
6n'ug eble fourteen feet refrigerator card and break
fast tables, cooking steve silver ware, spoons forks
castoIs salVers rich china tea and dunsr ss balance
handle cutlery solar lamps sidsboarj, bureaus sofa
bedstead Sc Hith quantity of vslu able kitchen fur
sitnIe Catalogues now ready postponemen. on any
account
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C1ty intelligence.

Tw SENATE COMMITTEE on CoruxBL, CoiIrcE-Thi.
Committee held another meeting yesterday forenoon
Messrs Brooks, Hopkins and Dantorth being present
The Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees laid before the COM
mitee the original minutes Of the Trastee and gave
lice that the other branch Of the resolution calling
correspondence, &C. would be laid before the Board
Ncrlay.
The committee having rad over the minutes, It was
deemed necestary in order TO obtain fuller information
20 summon the Clerk, and on motion II was
Resolved That Wm Belts be su bpoened % appear be
fore this committee Monday next ths I'd OF October
70 give evidence concerning the matters under nsesti
6ation.
II was voted to propornd tho following inquiries 10
tie Trustees notified 70 appear before the committee.
On account of the appearance cf Mr B Ruyglcs'
pamphlet It was voted 10 prcpouui in writing the FOL
lowing inquiries to him
Baye the affairs OF the college been 90 conducted ~
beet 10 p oote the government and educstion OF ths
students belonging thereto, and IL not in respect
have TIE trustees failed what has bccn ths con 20
quepce Of their neglect II any upon the general interests
Have you any knowledge that the trustees have in any
respect violated the term and conditions os the charter
of the col eyer yea state fully apd particularly the
parry, time, ard manner Of such violation.
Have the Board Of Trustees at sny time neglected to
provide aSItquae and decent apartments any OF
The professors and pupils and thereby endangered the
beahh 6 either professor or pupE
And the following to Mr.. Ogden and ,rr. RuggIes:--
Fave you any knowledge. information belief that
the Trustees OF Coum5s College have at any time made
the religious tenets Of any person condition Of sduis
zion any privilege Office in the raid college.
ciuded any person from any privilege oce .on ao-
count Of his peculiar tenets in matters oi religion
The committee then Adjourned.
FiRg IN AVENUE A.--0n Friday night, between II
and O'clock fire took place In tie bakery No 1so
avenue A, kept BY Mrs. Mary wsaden. The Are wa,
discovered in the part OF the bakehouss and wa,
spreading throughout the premises when discovered by
william wadde who slept In . room over the base
ment The Hremeu the spot, and extiu
euIshed the flames with but traing damage the bull
dirg The fire Gid not extend beyond the bakehouse
fancy stere over the bskehouse, occupied b,
Morris Wssl, considerably damsged by water. vi
has insurance his stock Of 81 600 In She Equinb
Fire Insurance Company and $500 on his housshol
furniture Mrs. Waddell had insurance on her pro
resty There had not been any Ore In tho bakehous
for several weeks past IS Mts Wsdeu WA just movin
ceniAry.
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From PliiIatfe7Dhis.

GOVERNOR BIGLlE--Loss OF THE BRIG ROYAL SOUTH.
WICK.
P'iuApELrnIA, Sept. 80 1854.
Governor Bger has arrived this city quite restored
to health He speaks at democratic meeting to night.
The schooner Lille Sauniers, at this port from Charles
ton took from the brig Royal southwick, Of New Bed
ford bound from Charleston for New York. Capt Bsron
and the crew, seven 10 number, ths vessel being n a
sinking condition. The mate, George Owens, ws, Sc
verey Injured while On the wreck and was left the
Quarantine hospital.
1he abandonment OF the r. VI pref iously rep red
by the steamer Prcmetheus
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A UOTIoN NoI1cE-H WILSON, AUCnoNRER.-

A UCTl0N N0f1CE-d WILSON, AUCnoNgER. -
"A Mcrgsgee sale, basement, paror and atts fnrni.
ture and magnificent GOOD suits Engisn velvet and
Bruskes carpetng oil paintings rich and costly decora
ons being tbs contents OF house No. ICE West twenty
fourth street Monday October ID at 10 clock precise.
~ Par ties attending his sale will please be punctuaI
IN ATTENDANCE RS the prea quantity Of goods to be dis
Josed o. renders inperyey necessary that the sale
shonlu taAe place at the appoAted hour. The gosis
ronsst OF rosewood furn tlrr suite viz, s8fa tste
a-teies easy sewing, a. paror chair sc covered in
rare andtxpeDsye imported satin hrocads very richly
carved aud polished cd etegeres hne embroidered
ace curtains, with corncH fixtures TO N shades
90 rosewood centre tables with E ptian and satuary
tops Also sofa and pier DO; rich English Wilton aud
brussels carreting; Elegantly framed Preach nisr
ana oval gasses also an esant wood octave ola ao
IN heavily carved clse ard of unsurpa sed richness of
toIe costly inaid ladies' boudoir secretary p ,ts and
Mirror front Ncltaire invao, AID ladies' reception
cnairs, richly upholstered; paintings ia Gil embracng
historical pieces, Sketches OF American scenery fruit
groufs &c costly and tasteful deco ems such as Pa
ran marble figures, busts porcelain vases aiabaster
eccKs, massive bropz, de-. gas chandeliers porce ain
paniIgs, &c d.cora China tea SETS pitchers &c
cut glass decanters bottles tum salts elk yer ware
consisting OF ta and coffee goblets castors cake
basket salyeis spoons, forks &c mahogany AID wsl
nut extension tables valiant breakfast and Ching do
uning cusiEs napkins, ss board, tays &c fine cursd
har mattresses: feather beds pillows and holsters; se
saptp cslyes rosewood hedsteads, mahogany do both
o the ancient and modern desc ptozs hogany sofas
spring sest chairs rockers &c.
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EWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM The STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
AATLFUGIIlyE SLAVE Law CELEBRATION.
THE CHOLERA AGAIN AT ALBANY.
A Steamboat Sunk in the Ohio River.
LAMENTABIE LOSS OF LIFE,
&c., &c. kc.
Furthrr~Parsscuiarso OF the Wreck OF thc CITY
OF Pbiladelphia.

OF Pbiladelphia.
Bosrox, Sept. 30, 1854.
Inc Newfoundland papers contain few details ~ to
the wreck Of tie steamship City Of Philsdephia II ap.
pears the vessel stranded at Chance Cove at IL o'clock
on Thursday night tins 14th inst il being very dark and
rsniIg heavily a. the time She was backed OF and
ran in shore where ihs passengers we're safely landed
Tents were Immediately pitched and the $40
remained on the spot till Saturday morning whoa part
OF them werscanveyea TO St Johns in the steamer VIC
tosia, and tie remainder were conveyed by the zane
steamer on Mendsy On Sunday detachm ant of rni.i.
nry was sent to protect the property AMI the wreck
TIE st johns Pea that the engineer o, the Vic.
tora descended In diving dress and found tie wreck
lying On solid rock the bow projecting Gear so that hs
passed under i. About eight feet OF the stem was
turned and there hole In the bottom Of the vess,
II is doubtful if she possibly be got Goat again
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ShoLEhA IN ALBASY-SEvEkAL SUDDEN DEA -
ArRAsr sept. 90, 1854.
There several sudden deaths in the lower part OF
this city last evening of alarming nature. Joseph
Courtney highly respectable citizen, formerly an Al
German and In this city james Taylor, coal
dealer, and Mr.. MiIhane and daughter, all taken
by cholera aad expired in few hours The citizens In
the ssighborhcod highly excited, and alarm has
spread through the city The cholera hospital had just
ben closed, and the Board Of Health pronounced the
city free from all unusual Hseases 1t is attributed to
very sudden char cs OF weathe from temperature OF
90 degrees down to wAite frost.
THE YELLOW FEVER, E7C.
RAnNoRr, Sept. so, 1854.
The deaths lJ yellow fer at Savannah during the last
week amounted TO I2o being 65 less than the previous
week 1he disese dyrg out for want of material 70
feed upon
The Charleston papers spess cheerinsy of the abate
nent OF the disease.
MORTALITY IN BOSTON, ETC.
DosroS, Sept. 80, 1851
For the week erdivg today there seventysix
d.ahs in this city, only Of which Of cholera
The city has rarely been more healthy than at the
present time. The weather is clear cold and bracing
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Large Fire in Corning.

CASASDAiGuA, sept. 30, 1854.
Gre broke out in Corning At half past two this ter
noon and at seven O'Clock this evening still rsing
The following are the suererC. g. Howell, merchant;
W. I. Riggs grocer N. Arnold, baker; W. w. Fobin-
son, bookstore. Thsi ta"s we're all destroyed. The
Metropolitan is some b. jsms gei. Several other small
buildings destroyed. The OF the Is not
known.
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From the West.

SHINING or THE STEAMER MALTA IN THE OHIO RIVER
ELECTION OF A Know NOTHING MAYOR.
LOUISVILLE Sept. 80, 1854
The steamer Malta sunk ia the Ohio river 10 day
Paducsh. One cabin passenger and twenty TO thirty
deck passengers were supposed TO be lost.
Al the municipal election to-day Vim. d. shepheri
elected Mayor by nine hundred and fty majority Mr..
Shepherd not known q candidate until this orn-
ing. II Is Thought TO be Know Nothing victory.
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PETTY SwINDLERs- following Is an answer
sent to appcaD who enclosed his dollar to person
who advertiIcd that for that ne would communi
cate way Of making 3100 per month. The letter s =
rsrtafim cory OF the original -
BosroS, Sept. 8, 1864
DEAR sIryours Of tho 3Ist Of Aug. and post marked
the 4th sept is at hand and in repy IL you will take
horse and Wagon and pedde seygsr you do ~ we'll
a. told you made some seven hundred dollars in Z
months last year yours Truly.
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Fatal Alteration.

wAsmsGroS, Sept %, 1854
Mr.. ruyali, the owner of . farm near Bladensburg
was shot this morning BY two persons from this city
who wtc cunning his prtmises. Mr.. d. ordered the
intluaers or and during the alteration which easaed
he wss m or,sily wounded. The perpetrators hare oot
YET been arrested,
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LARGE FAILuHEs--suIcIDE OF BURGLAR IN JAIL.
BosToS, Sept. so, 1874.
There we're two failures in this city to dayous that
of large clothing hou,e, the other firm larg,E en-
gagged In the Australia business.
burglar ramed Hart hung himself in the Salem jail
on Friday night.
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Pa,Iadelphia stock Board.

PHnADEIruA, Sept. 90, 1854
Stocks very dull this morning with sales at tie
following auctstions;--Readipg Railroad, 373G: Morris
Cenal l3A; Pennsylvania Railroad, as; Long island
Rarosd 49, Money is active, at previous rates
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MAcKFrEL or THE COAST OF MAMA CORES.
pendent Of the Gloucester Telegraph writes from Deer
lsle Ne that atbe mackerel fishermen Of that place
have very poorly this season. and unless they get
coed fares At the Bay Of 81 IAwxencs this FAM win not
pay their bil1s and the busnes win havc 70 b. given
up The free Ashing vii come ~ good tTnc for them.
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The Albany ChnmbcrIa,n shin,

AtpANY, Sept 30 1854.
Christopher W. Bender has been appointes City Cham.
beslaip, viz, william Seymour, discharged
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SYRACUSE Sept 80, 1854
temperance mass ncstiug was heli at Cortlsnd
.s&Asay, at hieh Messrs Grsesy Baregh and others
made speeches The sentiment Of the meeting was Il.
vorobe TO tho Clark and Raymond" ticket There was
al immense crowd in attendance
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTItN NOTICE. -GKEFN AND HoTaOUSE
"A plants, &c SAMUEL 0SGo0D, austioaeer "a
Nassau street, win sell b. auction. on the premises
Eighth avenue and ll6ih street Ihursdag and Friday
Oct aad at 10h 4 day, the eriire stock OF
green and dollhouse plants Fl nit and fancy treos &c.
longing to Dunlap EGG being the finest collection In
the state The who,e viii be sold wihoa reserve as
Mr. Du pap retiring from business and is well worthy
morning Of sale
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a salvage CIninl.

BALTIMORE Sept. 50, 1854.
The french ship Amerque, which brought into
Wilmington during the late gale has been hbelled
alya ola;
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fSS0 ono CASH TO ADVANCE on MEa.
ApcOsOOO chand,se OF every description or per
rropory consigned for sals at auction OF private
sale, by rst class responsible house in neia hborng
city Apply al Pacific agency corner OF Broaiway and
Grand street, over Pacific Bank
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A ssIGNEEs sALE-tIAMoND JEwEERY,

A ssIoNtfS SALE-tI AM0ND JEwEIRY, GOLD
n watches, &c WA. IRVING co, euctoneers, will
Ss az anco on Tuesdsy, October 3, at half past ten
o'clock at the salesrcom, Pine srectSuperb sin lie
stone diamond rings, pins and studs; cluster diamond
rugs N opal and garnet centres elegl three stone
damcna rnge; single stone cluster diamond earrings
with PENDANTS brilliant thirteen stone dia mond Maltese
crosses cluster and single stone diamond breast pins.
diamon1 scarf pins; superb diamond bracelet cost
oeo single stone pins weighing from one to four ca
ras together with an assortment of rings rings
Srocches, &c in tue latest Parissn styles. Watches
Snpero chronometer Watches ladies' and gen smens pe
god hunting watches iepine and lsfer watches with
god and enameed dials ade by the best French Eng
sh and swiss makers silver tea sets cups. SNUFF boxes
NC. goa inimbies peacus guard chains, fob ard vest
NO. ana large variety OF articles too to men
sented IN the catalogue. Can be examined on MonIay
Oct. LIST, with catalogue
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M :. MIIL0R, AUCTfoNEEg.--BY HOUGHfoS X
Yl MlILOE. Msdnn.nar. Oct 4 AZ l0iz o'clock.

M :. aHILoE, AUCTi0SEE..---BY HOUGHfoS n
w MLLOf, "Wednesday, Oct 4, at 10is O'Clock,
the salcsrot 113 Nassau street immerse sale of
perior made cabinet furniture, be,rg the entire
iscLuIcd stock of Of large city manufacturers
xho retres from the business and removed fer conve
nence OF sale. We ncnd this really good asBort
uent 10 friends AMI the publc, and they
rest ssuItd that every lot in the catalogue viii be
sold positively without reserve. The trade, country
rnerchtnts and those about furnishing would do well
by examining the stock previous TO pu chasing ese
NhcIc i would be impossible 10 enumeratc one.tenth
part ef TIE articles which ouly be appreciated by
examination Cstalogte res issued Tuesday Tic stock
consists in Talt elabc atey carved wood parorfur
LtuIe en- suite bound in lch French s2tins brocgelle
plush and hair cloths OF the latest styles md desSos
eIquisiey cafed rosewood Iarlor secretary and book
made writing secretary and bookcase attached: rich
centre pier ard side tables beautiful rosewood eeceres
Eith mirror doors ana back, together With choice oil
paintings French plate osai and pier mirrors in orna
mented frames; library furriturc consists oak rose
rood mahogany and walnut Of the latest styles and do
signs; dining room furniture, oak, etegere and sie
boards, oak extension tables Of the most approved
,2atterrs, mahogany and walnut do, dining room
chairs to match chamber furniture elaborse carved
bedtesds, bureaus and washstands TO nath
with marble tops, rosewood bedroom chsrs, in satin
Also maho sany and walnut suits chamber furniture to
match together with about ton suits superior made
snameled chamber suits with marble tops ard without
richly decorated by French artists, hall furniture OF every
walnut. hall Stands hall tables, with or without marble
tops han chairs &c together with large assortment OF
pain furniture, VIZ mahosany tete a-tees arm chairs
mahogany extension dining tables, stands etc.
seres music stands. fancy tables light stand oce fur
surc ALSO about thirty pair horse hair mattresses ral
lasscs, &c At twelve o'clock precisely, viii be sold
scrl superior toned rosewood panofortes by the best
Nsr York and Bosten maktrs, fully warranted, two c
vhich arr mad by Mr wm. Iindsmsn 4 sons and cost
Seoo each, pear niad plate, double round corners &C.
so one elegant patlor nearly made by Utter
hrrdgei six stops, and warranted; also superior
tined mslodcon; also, TO close consignmsnts, richly
decorated French china vascs sets of forty four
pieces eaoh Glassware tostc scts Clocks can5ssbras
jeweiry, silver spoons French don Sic Sareoi snns en-
grsriogs, mechanical lamps outlsry &c. Altogether
forming tho largest assortment offered at ancDp this
fsns and Ia veil worthy oiettsatioa.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

T,NAMEIIED wATCIITs FOR LADIES-BEAUrIFuL
" styles, from S35 to $50, warranted g. C. ALLEN.
No, III Wall street, near Broadway second floor la
porter Of watches and jewelry, wholesale aud retail.
DIAMoND CTUsTFR RINGS, SIS TO $500; DIAMOND
IL s alc stone Rugs, $40 TO $500; diamond cluster
pins, eco TO $780, diamond single stone pins, SIS TO
81 500: diamond crosses S25 TO $500; diamond shirt
studs $50 TO $3.50 diamond scarf pins, $l2 to $780, at
less than usuI pnses. GEO. @. ALLEN, Importer
Of Watches and jswerS Wholesale and retail, No II
Wall street, second forr,
CENI. I FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CiUs-
" tor breast pins, Lequs to the real diamond, with
chain, ~; without chsi 81 These pms be GENT by
mall 10 any part of the United States All orders pune
tunlly attended TO by addressing l.. j. JACOBS 4oI
hcsdway
COID SIELyE BUTTONS OT ALL STYLES FOR GIN
NJ tlemeu, for sale very low viz gold and chased,
% so 10 SIC yer pair gold and engraved; 50 to 30 per
pair: gold and scroll 81 30 TO 1S per pair; gold aud
trame u to $40 per pair gold and garnet 80 so to S
so per pair gold and mourning, % so to $40 per pair
gold and agate - TO 80 per pair gold and corneliau.
SO to IS per pair. GEO D. ALIEN, wholesale and retail,
No. IL Vail street. second oor, near Broadway Impor
ter Of watches and jewelry.
T ADTEs GOLD CHAHLdSE CHAINs-AnEL .InE
IL pattern SIS to $50; curb pattern, Sl2 to $40; War
pattern, $I3 to $685. long link pattern $lo to SO
wove pattern SIS TO 434; octagon pattern SIS to *2I
enamel and diamond 500 TO $3.50; enamel and gold, $S5
10 $50 solid link and engraved, $50 to 500 All other
styles chains for ladies, ct less than usual prices G. G.
ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewery Wholesale
and retail No. ii Wall street, second floor, Broad
way.
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T1ANKHUPT SALE OF DaY GOODS-BY ORDER OF
- the Assignees, on Monday, and following d.ys, at
store 3.e Eighth avenue, bet seen Twony ninth aud
ihirtie.h streets Sale to commence at two O'Clock.
j. BIRNE, Agent.
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"ENRY q. LEEDS, AUCTIONEEa by II. +. LtED.
II Co.-Monday, Oct. 2, at 1913 o'clock, at 500
Fourth avenue, between Twenty. eighth and Twenty
superb rosewood upright pianoforte made oy Lrard Of
Paris; also elegant harp, made by DO; c,uches
covered in lie lane green morocco heavy three ply
carpets sofa table, marble top; centre DO, paintings,
ctsgere first rate mocsing bird and cage venetian
carpet stair 90 cottage furniture in bedrooms OF black
walnut, mshe gany, &c dressing bureaus, &C.; mat
hne feather beds tables quarettcs china glass
and kitchen ware
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EDUCATION.

DokRIiNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT BErIP0RT J.
DI-Ihe fourth term Of the Bellport Classical Insti-
tufe will the first Tuesday In November.
For circulars, apply 70 VIM. Kevan, Esq, 115 Water
street. New York, and for fun pariculars, address
JAMES CEUIKsHANK, PrincipaL
TNI.lWING AND PAINTING --KAUfMANN'S AGA
IL denny OF fine arts Is re opened at 4i2 Broadway.
There are no ixsd hours for day pupils they At
liberty TO 60 end como when they please. Evening
ciasscs in drawing and modelling, especially for me
chsnes on every fueeoay wednesday and Friday, from
70 o'clock,
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DETER PARKS, AUCr1ONEEe, ON MONDAY. OCT. .,
I will sell at the auction roonn 70 Nassau street,
and second hand furniture fancy goods holiday esents
oil paintings clocks, golvaric batteries wrought lace
curtains, &c. Terms cash.
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~ RoCERIFs, STORE TRUCKS SUGAR, TEA, BRIG
" Tuesday at IL O'Clock at 81 Dey street, Of
Greenwich. Brandy, gin and rum, in demlobns and
casks in lots TO suit; 10 boxes prnes starch honey,
crociery, saws also extension top barouche W A..
CARTER, aucti0Ieer.
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PY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCroNEER MONDAY
~ October 2, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Cumberland
street. between Fulton and atlantic streets household
furniture, carpets, mahogany sofa chairs bedstaads
<crockery, cook stoye, range &c
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~ W. JENKINS AUCr0yEER--UPPER MORRIS
w. ania House and Lot --DuMONT JENKINS will
sel at auction Thursday Oct o. at IL o'clock at ths
Aerchan,s Exchange the two story attic and basement
frame house and lot on Woodruff avenue, Fairmount,
Upper Morrisanis. The house built in the best
manner for the owners use with French windows,
pazas every sde &c. house % BY so feet with wing
4by Is feet lot 100b goo feet There is e well Of
excellent water on the ises FIVE minutes walk OF the
depot plank road; twenty five trains daily 70 and
from the city from A. H. TO II p ~ Part of the pur
chase money may remain on bond aud mortgage.
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DOoKS.--T LATE VERY REV. FATHER VAREIA,S
ID large snd valuable collection of books iu Catholic
theology and miscellaneous literature will be sold by
auction, by Bangs, Brother Co, No. 10 Park row. on
Monday, October 2, and following day at ?. H. pre-
ssely A. j. MORALES Executor.