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IUaT styles mosaic avs
ard bracelets brooches, and earring IN ss,s
Diamond scsead, and gold Wedding rug
pearl thsnhsss pencils, &C
elegant ard ~'
- $50 n w GALf h BIO,
aoa psa, sx~o.e hstx.~n Ni,th sndT Tenth sues~s
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SttvcrWMxe.
GOLD pitchers, gobless walters NC
y spoons, FORKS ladies' napkin rings
dessert, cake fish, and Ice cream knives
sugar. pvesev w., Jelly, olive, cGg spoons
Asparagus. salad cru,nh scrsp~ sc
paitsrn all Of our e~" ma""''
md warranted pure silver - -. - =.
Orders description Of nch ss,n
public <snanisls strictly snecssed after any as"R"
ever enpo's". A. w GAIT BRO,
No ma Penn avenue Ninth and Tenth Sta
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IxrRA heavy hunting watches pocket eonoas
r. srs saie mis- ennmsied do studded with diamonds
"a ~-,,s .l.o other
ansd and offered e~ similar be
chased for n sny city In this country - -
Penn. svenne, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jan e6t
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DO The First Anniversary Meeting of the Youths'
Missionary Society of the Ninth Methodist
Church viii be held this Tnesda) evenings at TX O'clock
said church.
delivered the Hon w Thompson,
diana, and Hon. Thos. ID. Eliot, of Massachusetts
The public cordially invited to attend.
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2. Consuls and commercial agents-whoe number, 220
OF these 40 born abroad Of whom Il have ben nat
urailed and has not and born under the flag n
the United States the rest 2s may have been natural
lied, but Of this the department has evidence.
H. Employed in the United States their Territories as
governors secretaries o. Territories and despatch agents
whole number, Is.
OF whom IS we're born in the United States The rest,
Of whom despatch agents. probably born but
Of this the department has no direct evidence
III-Empioyed in this department-whole number, 40.
OF these we're born abroad Of whom TO the
United States his third year and is Of American parents
who the time Of his birth temporarily residing
abroad Of the others born have been naurazed and
soon win be.
Clerks William Hunter, Rhode Island A. French New
York; Fras Markoe, 81 Crox, OF American parents A.
ii. Derrick, Pennsylvania James 5. Mackie, Ohio j. r.
Polk, Delaware Il. s. Chiffon, New Jersey H. D. j. Pratt
Massachusetts,; q. j. Abbot New Hampshire; r. s. Chew,
Virginia; VIM. @. Reddsl, Virginia. Charles " Gordon,
Virginia. Edmund Flsgg, Maine, George Chapman, Yer
mont; George H Connectiout George Bartle, Virginia
L. r. rasistro, ireland Edward Stubs Ireland H. D.
Johnson Massachusetts,; X. s. Giett, New York c. G..
Baylor, Kentucky.
AssssNger--Calvin Ames, Massachusetts,.
Packer-wm. +. Faherty, Maryland
VatehmeaWm. H. Prentiss, District Of Columbia Jas.
Donaldson District Of Columbia r. Harrison, England A.
Best Germany
Laborers--James s. Martin Maryland William Lucas,
District OF Columbia E. w Hansell, Pennsylvania W. A.
Scott Pennsylvania; Thomas Thomas, Virginia James
McGure, Ireland.
ReeapitHtatioa.
Fl cerks-ls native born born Of American parents,
transieutly abroad foreign born.
messenger-native born.
paeker--natve-born.
watchmen-- Q born watchmen--foreignbo born.
laborers- ive-born; laborer ioreignborn.
35 in all3O of whom native citizens of whom
foreign.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
In the Office of the Secretary Of the Treasury and hu-
reas including the Offices of the assistant treasures and
minis there are 43o Americans 20 oregnborn and not
known
Revenue-cutter service, Americans s.
Lighthouse keepers Americans 23s foreigners 50 not
known, 1872.
Customs Americans, ls45; foreigners, 227 notknswn,
90.
Total number of persons employed under the State,
Treasury, and Interior Departments is as follows:
Americans.
Foreigners. fou
Not 3oo
Whole number employed.
In the House of Representatives the LIST of October
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A IBERT II. SfcofAY, AuCrIoNEER.- tSp
"A attractive sale o. superb liquors, under tls. m
House lock. ALBERT II. SICOIAY will sell at auction,
on Tuesday August H. ut ii O'Clock, at hs spacIoa9
salesrooms II Broad street One collection Of choc,
brandies wines, carots &c &c. being the balance Of u
stock Of one Of first importing houses, among which
win be found st. Juens ciaret Chateau Margaux do,
old cognac brIdiea both pale and dark Of 1876 vintage
auRBarzac sautrrn and other celebrated wines club
brated champagnes Marachina, Curacao ana absynth
cordias; olive OIL French wine vinegar; also, i'm
ported German cologne together with 100 600 Havana
segars various brands all Of which sold only In
the original packages imported and delivered from The
U. s. bonded warehouse. The tade and private
respectfully invited to attend the sale II oer.
unusual inducements. Terms cash, in bankabc money.
Sale perempory and al articles the catalogue
rantcd represented Samples ready for examination
carly morning Of sale.
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zone 10 bed whoreupon eight took place. which endea
finally In The brothers being put upon the forward deck
whefe they rested for the remainder the night that In
tEe morning, when the witness awoke he missed his
other who had been lying alongside Of him during the
mghS they made search for him. but he could not be
6sn! The deceased found drowned in the water
acxt day, and on hs person found the bottle OF
tns son and James Hatch wee in the opinion OF the
Witness the foremost iaAbusng deceased On the other
sde, 1t was shown that e deceased and the last W.T.
ne1 quite intoxicated and running around the
cabin, with lighted lamp In their HANDS, and
we're disturbing passengers who asleep IN their
serhs that they endeavored to drag the captains SON
boy fourteen years Of age out Of his BERTH when the
sOsmcr struck at deceased, and then the fight COM
enced which ended in the brothers being expelled from
the cabin and being placed upon the forward deck me
Jury after hearing the evidence all sides, rendered
verdict Of death by drowning and We hold James Hatch
and Captain hcos JohD "a accessories 70 the death
n The deceased account Of their brutal treatment OF
part the boat while they the deceased and his brothe
we're under the influence of liquor" The deceased was
years Of age, and was native OF Ireland
DsowHxD.--About IL O'Clock yesterday morning.
unknown man fell overheard at the foot of Beekman
street. and before the necessary aid could arrive be
drowned. The body Of deceased recovered in few
hours afterwards An inquest held upon the body
u the deceased, when the jury rendered verdict u
<eakh BY drowning
FATAL ACCIDENT TO 4 Cmp.-Coroner Hilton held an in
quest upon the body of boy, Eve years Of age named
Abraham Hermann who to his death from rupture
q the liver produced by beer barrel falling his right
SIDE while he was playing in front Of Niles brewery, IN
Chrystie street Verdict, accidental DEATH Deceased
Wa native OF Prussia. -
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Attractive Auct10n.-Sale Of Choice Rran.
aies, wines champagne, &C., Of hgh cost.-ALBERr
II. kiCO1AY will sell on Tuesday next, August
fourteenth, at eleven o'clock ut his salesroom No.
II Broad street, tine collection of very superb bran
les clares &c. &c, being the balance OF stock Of
Of our first importing houses, and In pure state
they are to be sold only in original packages imported
and devercd from the United States bonded warehouse
This sale offers unusual Inducements u the closing
out Of large invoice, and recommend the trade al
wen as private TO attend It. All the goods are
TO be sold without and every article warranted
as represented in the catalogue For more full descrip
hon we refer to the advertisement Of Mr.. Niooay in
another column.
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A ucroN NoncE-JoHs BouGH, AUcuoNEsR,-

A UCTION EorlcE.--J0HN BoUGH, AUCII0NEER
IA Magnificent household furniture, rosewood piano
forte, pier and owl mirrors velvet carpets. oil paint
ings stauary, &c, 70 be sold tomorrow, Monday At
ION A. M. precisely These goods the entire splen.
did contents OF the first class four story dwelling No. 20
Murray street. and are TO be sold without
part, but not minute, list isannexed.-Parlorsone mag
nifccnt rosewood suit consisting OF pieces the
frames OF which sohd rosewood, deliberately carved
and upholstered in crimson and maroon brocate
wood seven octave pianofcre Of beautiful TONE and fully
warranted massive rosewood bookcase carved rosewood
etegere with plate glass doors and hack elegant ladies'
cscrutorc, inaid beautifully throughout carved
wood centre tables, with statuary marble tops heavy
French plate pier glasses rosewood buffet beautifully
decorated china vases, marble statuary very fne
designs an excellent collection of oil paintings by ar
lists OF acknowledged talent; royal tapestry velvet car
pet alabaster arbc and Gothic inaid clocks elegant
ace curtains, cornices, shades &c. Dining roo-Soiid
mahogany extension table, with carved feet mahogany
tea and breakfast tables, mahogany cushioned chairs
decorated china dinner and tea sets silver service
casters cake baskets forks spoons DC cut glass wines
gobletr, preserves, fruit dishes &c ivory cutlery ca
graved decanters silver napkin rings, nc. &c. Cham
bers-Rosewood and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus
washstands and card tables rosewood suit in har cloth
mahogany do tapestry, Brussels and ingrain carpess
pier and oval mirrors palasses, pure culod hair
tresses feather pillows and bosters Marsees counter
ranes lace and muslin window drapery cornces shades
toilet SETS engraving &C. &c Catalogues at the house
Sale without regard TO weather.
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Hexma-Ohiy Prize Medal Awarded 70
MARSH y CO., by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Ma
lions for their new patent radical truss Reference,
as to its Valentine Mott Willard
Parker, and John N. Carnochan. An extensive list a
names Of mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this
truss may be seen at Marsh Co.'s No IN Maiden lane
New York, and Marsh Cories Co., No. West Fourth
street, Cincinnati. Ohio. Open from, A. N. until 9PM
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A N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIoNEE.R, WILL SELL. ON
N Monday, August 10, at 1Ok O'Clock, at Ito West
Fifteenth street. the whole and entire furniture contain
ed in said house consisting in part Of rosewood and
hogany chairs dining centre card and pier tables tete
atete divans mirrors Brussels and ingram carpeting
and bedding, kc also, two splendid rosewood pianos
made by well known makers. This sale il well worthy
the attention Of the trade and others.
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employed in the Cmca admitted ~ the Austrian and
British codes pharmaceutical preparation. All the
London hospital physicians, IN Habbington fir -
Halliday ar James Clark IN A. Austrian hospitals and
by the physicisns and krgs Of Holland nd Begiu
urpg this inialiihe intermittent and chill and liver era
dicaior likewise recommended In cholera and malignan
DR. J. rTruffwassFR, % Maiden lans.
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Portable Canopy and Net, q guarantee against mosqu-
toes and all insects combining beauty and cheapne
without obsrucng the circulation Of air. It's
ton is simple fitting closely to the bed by rubber band
and arranged TO contract and expand necessity
requires, thereby afordng entire protection against
mosquitoes II can be attached to any kind ola bejstead
in less than two minutes. Therefore, as matter Of
economy and for your comfort lose time in pro-
vidiDg yourself with Of Haskins Canopy Nets.
w. STRATTON, Sole Agent, 70 Chambers st.
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A N. cRIsTALAR AucUONEER WILL SELL
"a ON Tuesday, August II, at 10h O'Clock, ut 135
Third avenue the stock and fixtures Of grocery store
six Of indigo blue, frat quality
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PlanOs--Puxchnsers DeslFAng Good In
skuent guaranteed to give entire satisaction or
purchase money refunded a the lowest possible price
should call the great and piano store Of HORACE
WATERS 1888 Broadway whose assortment Of celebrated
pianos the largest in United States prices 80 low Is TO
defy competition, and terms 80 accommodating a. to
adapt themselves to the condition Of ALL See names OF
Ne following celebrated Makers whose pianos
SANITY in store Horace Waters modern improved
pianos r. Gilbert Co.'s premium pianos, with with
ont the eohan; Hallett b Cumston's, Woodward h
Browns and Jacob Chickering's Boston pianos; and in
addition those Of ave other New York MAKERS Second
hand pianos ct great bargains pianos 70 rent and
AnOwed ON purchase. Sole agency for the sale Of s. D.
=. W. Smiths premium melodeons, tuned the equal
Aupersment.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENIIEgAS wHo~E ACQUAINTANCE ~ rms
n city il very limited Il DESTROYS u making the
qaantan.e Of an agreeable lady, with view 10 nstr
moDy Address, codhdentially II. Peterson, Bfoadsay
Poet Once, stating when and where interview
b. had.
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--Sunerers from bilious complaints ipdi2rs.iou
costly epess sick headache, giddincss heartburn asin
Iency ispguor e'hargy, low spirits loss of appetite
are respectfully requested 50 make % THE sterling
remedy FOR m. above distressing conpiant see adyer
fisemsnt in another column For sale by A. q.
SAME and all respectable druggists.
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cure Holloway pills viii all otnoxfou. matter
from ihe blood and thoroughly cleanse and "a.
system aud cure all diseases =: the liver and stomach
sold al tho manufactures 80 Maiden lane New York
and 24g strand London and by All druggist at p cent
e2l, and ~ per box
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DIR. 9. 8. Fitch, Author Of the ..sIx Lectures

Consumption Office ia Broadway will be 10
afford relief to those who have been injured or WHO hive
failed to be benefited by the specially Of Inhalation or
diseases Of the lungs throat Open daily Sundays en-
cepted) from to o'clock. Treats consumption astk
ma diseases 81 the heart, and all chronic diseases a
males and females. Consultation free Dr. g. IS. FITCH
Is always at home, and there person elsewhere
yelling or otherwise in any way connected with him. OF
him.
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Anson's DugucrxeOtyegs.-LAxgcs axc for 50
ssnts colored and In nice oase twice the size others
made elsewhere for 81. ANS0N, 5ss Broadway opposite
Metropolitan HOTEL
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A CHOICE sock oF NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING BY
N each steamer being The purchase u NJ. i.obcrta
xno IL at present in Earopc. several case hate jus
been opened containing real salenccnnc ce all With.
also Brsssls Point ppurc and Honlton ,os ~ every
DESCRIPTION. Paris rnbroidrffss very cheap.
FEffJ RuBiIsIS o., ds5 Broadway
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FURNITURE.

L,URNUuRE 10 HIKf4--A GENTLEMAN AND WIFI,
IL having given UP housekeeping, wish 70 hire their
furniture including seven octave rosewood pam, 10
gentec private family and would take tho rent out In
board II agreeable References given and required Ad
dress ". II. Bruce, Broadway Port Oniee
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Dr. our,- hygcsna. Thonsani. have been restored 10
hesiih the past year by the hygeaua. Principal oH'ce
Sfs Broadway, and sold ~ {. ". Ring nos Roadway.
Price oniy ~ package ~. CURTIS vl he o. the ~ 20
s"ly .tAi ~ .l..., - 49, - - :. -
irse u cts,he
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iss4saaas....s. 4sss--a9s-i'sa4-iss ssss=-
PLAYING CARDS.

DIyAYISG CARDS on EVERY INSCRIPTION FpR sAIE
AT the Onion Card NAM factory, III and 1Tg CRANE
uect near Broadway including single anddoube heads
orpsmentsd and plain, and Spanish cards. sapenof
article oi Linen faro cards we'll esa.ons aud rarranisA
not 70 warp, made expre.@y for dealing.
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Complete Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40;
check Marsees suits all sizes 81 beautiful blue cloth
dress coats $40 handsome Marsees vests 81 &C., &c
at EVANS' clothing warehouse % and 90 Fulton street
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raj notified that to-inrs rat cockroach &c exteF
nnao Is the only cgectua article that annihacs these
pests without danger or stencil None pat commits
sion no false certificates used II speaks for itself
pedars sell try II and you wi fnd tworth Il. weight
gold. None genuine unless signed b. HENRY r. CO..
1At. NhoI.ralc and rcta depot. 3ss Brosiway y. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

II the national tune u FRANCE
Whilst LYONS magnetic powder
Makes the horfia inserts dance.
His pills destroy rats and mice,
With dainty bits not nice.
livery one should have a bo. Of pills aud aa.k OF nov.
der II IL harmless 10 mor,sl but death 10 rats and
every kind Of insects. Depot s2s Broadway.
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Southern and Western Merchants vii


are In want of silks shawl delanes, merinos bomba
lines, alapaccas, linens kid gloves lace and Swiss
tans or any other kind of family dry goods will save
fully 20 per cent by making their purchases at the old
and well known store Of Il. H. IEADBEArER CO., 3i7
Broadway, Of Leonard street. Their terms are
cash, and but price asked and Monday the 18TH
they viii offer some great bargains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Tan, Pfmples, FreckIes, Eraptlons, SALT
rheurn prick,y heat H., cured BY tours ud's match
less Italian medicated soap Powder subtle upFoots hat
from any part Of the body (beware Of worthless recipes
rouge lily white hair dye AMI restorative at The old BE-
pot "a Walker street, first store from Broadway Mrs
Hayes BROOKLYN.
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VIYM. wrrFRa, Aucr0NrrR, VIII silI. ~ MoN.

Vim wITTFRa, AUcfioNEfR VITA SILL az uoN-
w day, at Ioh O'Clock at 1871 Canal street all the
penee parlor chamber aud Kitchen furniture II family
leaving the cityone elegant cottage piano, ai-o
odeou pier and mancl gaases, oil paintings, window
curtains inanel ornaments thirty, day clock pariOr
suit china, glass and plated ware elegant tapestry,
three ply and other csrpes, ocoths, french AMI cot
tsge bedsteais hair ami other matscsses bedding
bile top dressing and wash and toilet sot ward
robes dining aud Kitchen furniture cooking stove
also mahogany sofas rocking nd other chairs centre and
extension tables $40 900 cash 10 advance furniture,
watches, diamond &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Defiance SaIamander Safes..RObert M. Pat
RICK Is the sole manufacturer in the United States OF the
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot 1e2 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Carpetings for Fall Trade, Is55.-Smlth 4
1QUNsBERY, 456 Broadway Grand street have Just
received per late arrivals several large invoices Of ee-
CANT velvet tapestry and Brussels carpeng which they
offering, together with large and select stock Of
all other goods connected with the carpet trade at great
Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Ely d Munger, P1an0foxtc Manufacturers
and dealers, 6l9 Broadway, where may be found
to be unsurpassed in strength durability sweetness and
purity Of tone Our school piano, 81 octaves, Is be-
hevcd to be superior to anything Of the compass
Plain, cheap and substantial. ELY MUNGER,
SO Broadway. st. Nicholas Hotel.
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Sewing MachInes.-Persons Looking for
sewing machines should not fail TO examine Nichols n
Coz machines with their late improvements for stitch
ing the finest coarsest material, with without
waxei thread either in aat cylindrical form.
J. b. NICHOLS l. CO., All Broadway
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Cognac Gals, Essences Gin, Jamaica and 81.
crox rum apple peach and cherry brandy whiskey and
guerreoypc and eectrotype chemicals and all metals
tor sale by Or. L. FEUCTiTwANGER, sS Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

Os)eD furnishing bazaar, os5 Broadway LfWE
sfAcokD invite special attention TO their ys
tca OF shirt making; coiapletc measurement, caresu
cutting best needcwork With artistic finish aud saie
IL not 10 please just received Paris embroidered
and Tffte he'd bysou11
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Mourning GOOds.-Wc are now selling
black bareges from Is. up fine gnghoms at 1s and ali
styles goods for those wearing mourning equally cheap
+. H. LEADBFArEK CO., 3l7 Broadway.
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Sunday B0at for Albany and Troy, at Is p.
MThe fast sailing steamer Hero Capt Hancox, leaves
Robinson street pier this Sunday, evening, connecting
with the New York Central and Northern railroads.
Southern and Western Merchants Will find
large assortment Of real swan and erraine trimming;
Also other articles Of fur for dress and misses and la
dies swan capes and cuffs suitable for their trade
j. H. HARIEY'S, "a John street.
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and cleanse The hairThe recipe thereof presented
10 by Dr. iilott the ccehsaed oculis Of New York
Sold BY Lrliuc & c., druggists generally, ami
" WIIKIN. " Maiden lane.
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T Acfs ANn EaBE,ouFmFs -oS MONDAY AuGUsi

III Affs ANp FMBI,oInfRlF<.--0N MONDAY, August
IL 18Th, win h. opened new largp and magnificent
assorrnent ~ frcncn embroidered collars ssvea ~
- per cent below the regular prizes also chDee
sprfmsnf ~ Nseneienpes accs At y. pr ynri ant mp
ward The rcmaisdtr ~ the last lot enbY94defss
VIII - soj on and airr Monday ~ n finre ottis.
Pazaari 5i3 Broadway, =; Nicholas hotel
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Hcyring's Patent Champion Fire and bur-
gar proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock.
1851, and Crystal Palace New York, 1s53'5i SIAs &.
HERRING CO., 1856, 1877 and l39 Water street, n Y.
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A uCTI0N NOTlCE-T0 WHOM II MAY CONCERN. -
N W. G, ALB R1US, Auctionoer will sell on Wcine8-
day, August TO- at II O'Clock at No. Is Commercial
stores, Atlantic dock south brooklyn saperoe grain
dryer, together With the machinery bes, pullies and
everything appertaiuiug thereto.