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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
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irmcbl nle iir iDrrr, llntardt. iinp uniTansrriG
uup werrm brffcntlid &uen entiprr6Cn.
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aCiihert, unc rirp untCr Ter Sleroufl6t res
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pcn 'anf spcnoitn, $40 90
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gSebli6es Departement.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
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Srrren 5iirniI I6tn9. .gtitern,
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tithtr, pcltntrdStr, etc.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-14
Sect TIT Sure sets!
Gin llrnfr 5nGab Dader,

Die lluterfhris6turn ba6en lceben uc phiiaetlphto
uuo Reupcrt erbaltsn cinsu utncn uuo rcHItdnei9tn
Stcd pen allen sepSbntidhcu psrtouattn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
American and British Iron Market.

Pun ADEL A Friday, OCT o "a
T revival Of the British Iron trade is already stlnuan
o., est,r heavy iron mills, which were oosed
20 ations with depression OF the business Io
~ -. 5orbted there production when all
~ work Quotations remain about as a reported Inc
w. g. Pic having increased with prices advenc.
sy.al N the principal which were out OF osst
bvs blown in Stocks reduced to the lowest limits
re- demands OF trade the hazards Of the business
d market as proved In late times deter hasry enterprise
70 in this county have recenty restarted and
ia = sddps new train Of mrchanros American Bass
% obt.npg the consideration OF consumers which not
.Iy 70 fail as in addition superior intrinsic value the hnish
has greatly within the past year. and Oh many oands
l. now fuIy equal the imported.
Trsnsacor have been quite acve nee oayess are
ret1osrsde Fiscl, American FovspEsY PIG 7.
frm AZ $50; No quoted ct S28 and FORCE METAL at ~
Gf24O Sales the Suquehanns have been closed az ga
for FORGE Aggregate sales the week 30 tuns Ameri-
csn MtEcH.xT BARS tending upward with more sales at
the highest quotations than heretofore though nons the
ssme-47Ods SIS BLOOMS also tending upward a TINS
choice sold at $40 BofLERSLABs are al
ROGk7h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
Passengers Arrived

In he steamship North Sta, from Hasrs-Mr ssntata end
family Mr. Gelpi ar family, Mr.. siebes aud family, h .
Jones Lieut. Churchill U. =. A; Mss Wernan, Frederic
smith Mr. Tsuan MI and Miss MERGER Miss ts:oPe, a;'
Nj Dueher Dr. Laeriere and family Mr. LOclue Mr Benie
M Hamilton Mr. John Potsrs, Alex Porter MI EIet snd
family Mr. Perlsrd and family Mr. Gwluet and lady, MI
Todd, Mr. Monkiswitz Mr. Williamson. Capt Monk X A.
Mr. Denerbas and family Nh Jewett aud lady NJ Os.tel
Mr. Bull son. Mr.. Mattsue, Mr. Lsfer, Mr. kauinan
Trunl ul Capt Lowe Mr. Cutting E. Mel ane, Bersnsnn
Poeso Ogden, Dr. Keller Mr. Alexander, Mr. Fearing Gold
en- Mrs. Wiltshire and child, Mrs. Just Mis- FsTsnS. Mr.
Houghon Mr.. Stewart Mr. Brown, Bulen, Captain bsnga
Dr. Rsee Capt Mtrwin NJ Harbeck, Mr. Sent and family
Rev. Mr. Mcdlems and lady Mess; Hamilton, asq net
Mecher Dr. Jennings Mr. IeI and lady, Capt Laysnder and
LADY Kroce end lady, Mr. Dhiet and Lady MI Lynch and
lady Mrg Ames GTns Mr. Bss and family Mr. Merler
and family Messr,. Deep Tnser, Stewart Ballen smith
rzie Miss Frss Mr. Waller Dr. Burney, MessTs Benjamin
Guiot, Bliss, Miss Drake. -, ,
In b. brig ipie,ord. from Ndssdd, P-Dr Black snd
sis Garland, T. johnson, J. Cafs H. hsby' H. and j.
Albany. -, :,
In 1p Ellen dustin, from Liropool, ih-E Dams, j.
In ,ehr Meil from KinsstoaN. Wilson, Ms Maeagsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
Markets Peported bv Telegraph.

N,wORLEAys Oct. Sour CorToS market has declined
h since Monday with sales during the three days OF lSeO
bales Todsys business amounted TO 500 bales Far sSShR
a lSc.
NEwORLEAys Oct. 4-The Pscho's news YVES received ss
night and under its influence CoTroS has declined c. mid
s berg quoted 8ld9 the sales have been % the extent
OF 500 tales FLOUR trhe higher selling at ~ Do
Mess PORK is at : a.
BALTIMoRE. Oct 5.-wHEAr 4a5c. better for all grades
City Mills FLOUR at 81 Is. -
BUFFALO Oct 5-FLoUR steady; sales 2yG0 bbs at $40
81 IS for common Mchgan 81 asa 81 20 for choice 70
trcy Ohio and Illinois WHEAT unchanged sales d 600 busn
At II adsl for Wisconsin Spring. % for hentlcky
red and 81 So for white Canadian Com nsri SAFES ~.
bis al 81 &c. Lake imports yesterday: Flour 7OIo Dds
Wheat i4.47i bush Corn, 81, p BUSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

.,,r.nee Of the favorable turn N
r0,,te, to-day in consequence o. inc gfea'ei
nc os'~~ 49, market. and with large amount OF
see IN 'o A. o,o,atiers are generally higher Erie
- 20 material Change, s sat Is steaoy Reading
-, and closed at "a, an improvement Of
-. In Central We hear of no Transactions. Inc
,,,s.ssrn shares were in good demand and firm. Ga
80 and Chicago improved to lls; Cle,elsnd and
r.l.5o s3I; Illinois Central s5Id at B2, an ad-
x.nos of y cent from the lowest point Mich
ian Central was 90; Michigan Southern, s3l; Chi
eseo and Rock leland, 94l, all showing con-
adorable Improvement. There is, 1t is UNDERWOOD,
q new combination In Cumberland for rise. There
ARE rurnors IA the street of some new arrangement In
The busiueys of the Company Of favorable nature,
INIT the particulars are not known. About 4,ooo
sbarea sod day closing at 27}, an Improvement OF
3eVent Canton is also moving and went 70 gag.
In Railroad Bonds the transactions were ABOUT
ayoo 600. with a general Improvement. Illinois Gen"
t.l advanced to so; Goshen Line to s3f; Erles 1872
,s3. &C. bear sale Of 90 900 Eres, 1875, was mace
nj s5 seller IL months In State Stocks the transac
sions were large-sl5O OOO-princiPany Mlssourls' az
.hop. previous prices About 100000 Missouri sold
closing at 9O2; Vrgniss advanced to 97t; tennessee
Sc sold at 942; Indiana IS at s2@, &C
The market for Exchange continues very heavy, END
Sterling and Francs have been sold at lower raIes
Than for the Wednesdays steamer Bankers are e1kng
81 for Sterling and 5.l5 for Francs Firstclacs Com
paercia Sterling has been sold at q 09 y cent, and
fair names at q. Francs 5.17l SIS, with large
amounts Of frst-clsss signatures az SIN.
In FIeigbts we hear of an engagement OF '7oO
bbh ont to Windward Island and port charges;
schooner of 100 tuns TO Martinique at 81 DOL; a
hsk Of $40 tuns to Montevide Buenos Ayres, at $50
1000, over and above deck
The business of the Sub f-oasury was: Paid,
s245 $50 81. Received, sl96,O37 3d. ofwhich $4,000
was for Transfer Draft on Mobile. Balance
ss.7s4,oO5 30. Paid for Assay Office, s337,7o5 80.
Paid on Disbursing Checks, s56,s73 so.
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi. annual dividend of y cent, payable on the
eth inst
The Eighth avenue Railroad quarterly dividend
Of y cent, payable on demand.
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week are con-
sraby in excess Of those Of the same week last year.
being l,QH,722 against s74l, 1886. The details are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
philndelphia Markets
Emmy. Oct. !.

r,xcrros Of FLOUR .pd Meal for the week entirs Oc
,si5. II $40 bbi. Of superne Flour; l5s DO me ,, 90 o
saiux.t IA DO Bye Flour loa9 DO. CON meal "a wv
5suned Total. 1913. No. - ,ha mar.
There il nothna doing in QUERcrsoS BARK, ana .ns .
x.v oui.. CoTroS du and n: sNes -
fui,.d 70 few small irregular rates.
il UNCHANGED. FLous-The msrket hrInei 49, az;
possd Of for Shipment 81 Sass tcr st.ndaiu ,
s8 IS for For home Consumption sass 80 ~
sp6s9 h bb. according brand CORN MEAL al" MI
ft orR are also sud firm previous quoteiions
WBEAr In steady demand, and about zeo oosnes 90 a.
81 &c 81 IS for rood prime Red and s5dS; iSr pie
poor lots an.sabe CoRS less sc,ive today and ~ oas
Pnpsyvspia yellow sold st sic. RYE continues in demand
ana abont bushe'. Pennsylvania part 10 ave Ta a.
81 l2dSI l2l OaTssre wanted with further small ses
Or for Delaware. The market for GROCERIES n inactive
Nd So cars are dull and dropping The PROVISION nrset
qxet bit wthou, any change 70 note sEEpsNo nucn
s1d pces che same WHISKY l selling 81 peilc Tor mos
nd for bis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
MARINE 10 u Il " 4 b
PORT OF NETWORK. Der.
Cleared.

steamshPsw sshngton, Cayendy, Bremen and soah,mp-
Star Of the West Turner San Juan, c Morgan
sbips-Presdent Suidt, tBrem) Meyer Antwerp Carrier
Dove Corner Francisco j. Smith Son; X. Anderson,
Fitch New Orleans Hicks Bell; Sentinel Soue. Liverpool,
Nesmth Sons; Oregon, Porter, Mobile John Rey PTesi
dent Fillmore, Nelson. London, Dmnham Dimou.
Briss-A. Taylor Ham, Aspnwa r. w. Spies; Atalsya,
Noonan, Mssgs Thompson Hunters Tonic lBrem Lussen,
Dordrecht Slant. Ruger; Cypgnet (Port) Smith Windsor,
j. 8 Whitney Co.. Issdora Dutch Rouen H. D. Brooaman
4 Co.
sehooner.-John Fraser Hathaway Brunswick, G. Fried.
ndi Florida Friedman do, MASTER Thomas HiI Hall Bos-
ton w. Lewis George Ann, Ferris, Edenton, G. Price
Galego Smith Richmond C. II. Person; H. p Soney, Er.
Ickson Charleston Dolnsr Potter; Susan 4, Br Nah
ST. John B. j. g. Desey Richmond. Br Scott 81, John,
NIB, D. H. DeWof; Seeing Best, Plymouth Geo. Price.
GSoops-W ID. Msngun French, Tsunton Virginia,
Presberg, do master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
GEORGE Cook Auctioneer.
r ARGE SALE of NEW and FASHIONABLE

IL FURNITURE, PIANO-F0RTE. 6c.--THIS DAY
Saturday at lo o'clock at the ssss[oom No III Nassau
arge and splendid assortment Of ROSEWOOD, OAK, MA
H0GANY AID WALNUT FURNITURE: Consisting in part
Of superior Rosewood p.noFore Suites Of Rosewood and
Mahogany Paror Furniture In rich and fashionable coverings
richly carved Rosewood Esgees do do Escholres Marble
top Center Side and So. Tables Quartet and other fancy
Tables Stands Music Cabinets Oval Mirrors Oil Paint
nes Window Shades Clocks elegant Rosewood and Mahogsny
Bedeads Msrbetop Dressing Bureaus and Wahstands Ward
robes Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding, Extension Dining
Tables Dining and Paror Chairs Sofas, Teea Tetes
Loun ges. EasY and Ann Chalrs. Rockers. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

Jsspo.t.e fer TEE T. T.I.sss ssgssp 20. fn.l
p.i 3. g. go e.'s a. 81. ssa'YSEs S.i 6
90 NJ SO So, cy sd i.a 81 s. ~ SIv Pre-
9 psBs 10 g; IL r. i T. ,s.:;
~ Imb 4 z b. l5j f.nsffS y r.. o.; I:ai,S
Nav Is sli iOwss:ern Sank a 10 Mechao Bank IS So
u do, 81 =. -. -
Co, X; leo Re.dips RR. q; Il Besy Mead RI; IS 81;
Morris Cans pref Sii eo sehuyL NAV PEEL Nii % DO
ss,SaJ tsa,s17 400 Lehgh es 10 ssl PennA RR. ~;
i,Ie sS Ngth Penns. RR Il; 100 vick,burz RI 9.
.fir- Board-I coo Pus eS, s,eubsnvhe so Camden
Arnboy m, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
Total ........s....s. p0
IT, Pots and Pearls.

To-si Pots and Pesrls
BEE sWAX-Americsn yellow Is IN moderate demands sales
co PPERNew shes.hng in tiisk demand at Sic d53c
the AFTER for II OF. Yellow Metal Is selling ct zoc:
tine before; sales Of 400 boxes 81
75a cs.b Sperm commands Sc. for Plain and i2c i5c.
COTTON b quiet prices rule steady; the sales toisy
n ported bales al about annexed quotations There
has been considerable quantity exported from first hands
Holders refer 10 dispose their stocks by ship nent TO taking
over p-ces thaa those Buyers still decline
rsting Except at further material concession:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
Sales bp anltiprt.
5. BAREER, Auctioneer
4 LARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE
or pIrII MIA TOTl

IN WEST FLUSHING.
BARKER 4 DUNCOMB will sell on TUESDAY, De. y,
1875 II o'clock the grounds large number OF LOTS and
PLOTS in the village Of West Flushing . .
The stesmboet ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton MSketslip
ak times syery day and connects with railroad Hunters
Point Persons wishing attend the sale will take the 10
O'clock boat from Fulton Market. M,
FIu.hrS stages eaye Pecksp snd Grands,. Ferries Wal
amsbuIgh every hour and pass directly through the property
Persons wishing attend will the 10 or IL O'Clock
stage Terms easy title ind Puabe For maps, free TICKETS
and other Il formson spply 20 the AGENTS, -
BARKER < DUNG OMS, No IL Pine.st. orto
JAMES RIY No S42 6th-s'., New York FRANCIS W lens
No 81 Fuon. Brookyni +. c. FERRY corner south IN ana
ST SITS F.sern District; MONROE ALLEN, South ia ST.
near he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

ssAs Statesman, Webs Ass.ndIs d.. -four % Aes0t'
seSr WA. Wood, Wood Virginia
BELOW one bsik aud cne brir
SHIP New. Hampshire. ~ ia, fsoa GssEow-By Piotboa
ship csl,iysSi IS d. from Liv.rpool-By pro.-boa' A
Weseryelt.
sAILED-stean,bips Geo. Law, A'PiawAni Star OF .he
West Turner, PuHia Areas
WIND-Sunrise W.; meridian, S.s.W Eunset, sN.
n. hp Ellen Au,,ip AT eth Inst OF the floating hsbt
IN 20 he CITY TODAY Capt Tucker reports having eNperien sed
.yv " WINDS during passseei lost fore ard main ops
l.pnsssts sad foeyaid; bad plot on board tles Gays
Spoken.
-. ;,h ,,., ,o,rp.,, zone standing TO the wegwtr5,
x.s e.n on the 4th nst-By pilot boat j. Il "es'erve
Whalers.
Az ., New Bedford 2sth ship PHILIP Delsnoye; Pierce Pi-
u.s. Ocean with 80 bbS and 800 do W. on on Doau
home Surpx the yoyase 200 bbs sP 900 do W. OH ana '
"a sob banks south America, date ship WakeT racihc
Ocean. John D.wsop Baker Atlantic Ocean. sd <sh of
Sd from Msitspoiset, 18th, bark America West Atlantic
oneeshh of ship James LOper was Sa a. ksnuesst on
uondav 10 = w Perry the rate OF ShfO Also l2osn OF
PeTuto L. Adams. at the rate of $3.50 , -,
Heard urom the Western Islands IN August ship APhs
Csswell, Nantucket clean ..,,. 49,.
ter from LIST officer OF bark Willis King Of MataPosen
reports her Aug 81, a &C. with loo oos sp OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
JoHN HoUGH, AuciIcneer
A fiction NOTICE-Importan sale Of elegant

"A and substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Rosewood
Forte Pier and Oval Mirrors velvet and Brussels
Oh Paintings Mantle Decorations, Sc, THIS DAY tostar-
d,yl AZ Ol NJ These goods the entire contents OF rue Ie:-
deEee No 20 Murray Colesepace, The furniture Ia
excellent order having been in but short time aud was
sSe by one of the best city makers Sale without reservation
or regard to weather. Following Ia partial ist W.; Two
solid ue rose Suites Ia brocatee rosewood eyenoctave
Piano of beautiful and fully warranted by the maker
rosewood Esgeres with ps.essss doors and 9scs LADIES
Fcritoire richly nad hroug hout rosewood msroeoP Zen
ter side PierTables rosewood and mahogany oete
Bureaus ahands Tables &c pure h.r Mattresses rench
and csnesa Chairs choice collection Of On Painting s
yer Tesses Cake Baskets Casters Forks spoons &c Gums
Dinner ard TesSets; ivory Gallery beautifully decorated
Vss~s P.risn marble Satnsry cut GLASSWARE &c For m
mute de.cdpt0n Of the goods see The Herald OF mus cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

,yu,rrpoyr-rbs rnsrhe. s without mach esGrsei hes
M. 2. sSord 81 50 600 . ochotsh .; - dStc. $3.50, .,
yrOOI-The uayket very nu, WITH ss-es 81 "a y.
fcr medium and a. a &c. fer Finei PSAed
-, rIanv: s.les Of Geo y at $50 sse ior supeI ,a
WINS Y-The market for this Arti1e bete' ne
~ .se, az go bis :: 4Ie for JsEseyi .e FOR oho 40
az. fof Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06
JoHx F. RUSSELL. Aactioneer.

JOHN +. RUSSELL, AlctoDeer
IMPORTANT POSITIVE AUCTION SALE of
a RICH STOCK Of SUPERIOR CABINET FURNf-
TURE &C. Removed to Store No s. Nassau for con
yenience of ssle-By order Of A B. Warren ESQ., DAY Rus
SELL Co will sell the above THIS DAY (ssturdsy)
lOt o'clock The Furniture hes been removed from
uptown and positively be sold 10 close the account
Particulars Catalogue.
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The new "Park Bank, is TO be located on the site
of Clinton Hall. Capital 5000 ooO There is no need Of
another Bank in that neighborhood. The Directors
are John L. Hanford, of Hanford & Brother; Ellis
Ayres OF Ayres q Tupis; Il. H. Arkenburgh of II.
III. Arkenburgh Il Co.; w. S. Whitney, of Whitney,
Sanford g. Co.. GeorgeJ. Byrd, of Byrd Hail. E.
v. Haughwont, of L. V. Haughwont Co.; David
Conger, of Cyrus Ii. Field 4 Co.; w. p. Earle; A.
b. Miller L. B. Wesley, of Wesley & Kowalski; NJ
g. Whitney.
The business of the Clearing HOUSE $50 0l9, 405
In view of the fact that yesterday the 4tb always
day of heavy payments, the above amount Of clear
ings is not large one.
Nessrs. II. s. Burrows and Jacob Gould have been
elected Directors Of the Atlantic Bank. They are
both Presidents of interior Banks.
We ssn hear of only about slO0 900 in bans engaged
gor the steamer tomorrow. Mint Bars selling at
&c. discount the latter being for the seller but
about LILO y cent better than to have have his gold
coined California Bars are about par. The silver
In them makes them better remittance to France
than Mint bars. II is the general impression among
Bank officers that the Bank statement Of Monday
will show large increase Of gold the esti-
mates ranging from one up to two millions.
In addition to the million received via Nicaagua-of
which that which went il to Bank counts tor the whole
week-and the three-quarters of million received via
tdudid, We uoNt itVcNeu INC Ncth VNci nun
a million from Boston and Philadelphia, and we hear
of no important amounts sent to the interior. Mean
while, the payments from the Sub-Treasury have
been nearly equal to the receipts. If one-hah the
California receipts counted in the statement, the
specie line will probably stand at about sll 900 900.
In regard to loans, there is more uncertainty. Some
Banks have been lending with more freedom, while
Others have been obliged to continue their contraction.
Some Banks having called in nearly all their loans on
call, reducing their discount lines, and lend
ing again call. The balances here belonging to the
interior are still being drawn down, but not to near
the extent Of the last two or three weeks.
In the Money market we have no marked change
10 notice. The comparative before noticed
tinues. The oars on stocks have been very generally
paid off or located anew. Stock operators have
ewer wants, and we hear less complaint of stringen-
cy. The large houses quite easy First-cass osns
ON call are q cent. Paper continues in moderate
supply in the street at az y cent for well-known
names.
The annexed statement Of the affairs of the Hart
ford and New Haven Road, one of the best managed
roads in the country, will be found interesting to stock
holders who have not received the report The in
come of the Company for the year ending August 81,
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r. Cotton, Auconeer.
ARGE SALE of the BALANCE Of MORT

AKGE sALE OF Inc BALANOE OF NOhI-
IL GAGE GOODS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH, FIFTY
DOZEN CHAIRS ac-F. COTTON will sell THIS (sstur.
day. DAY Oct. s. at lOl O'Clock at the Auconroom No 80
Beekman st. second hOo large assortment Of good NEW
and SECONDHAND FURNIrURE, being the balance Of
the MORTGAGE FURNITURE remaining from Ia. sale:
Comprised In part of Mahogany and Rosewood Wardrobes
Bookcases Secretaries Mahogany Sofas and Tete aTetes Mar
betop Bureaus Of ell patterns French Cottage snd
other ses Spring Mshosany and Arm Chairs Carved
Co., vosre and Easy DO Also 500 yards Of Tapestry and To-
dozen Curl Mspe Oak and other Chairs suitable for the trade
and al others In want Also large quantity OF damaged Chair.
of all patterns NB-The stock large, and will afford good
opportunity all who IN want and The sale will be perenp
tory without regard weather On MOH0AYsa Of HOTEL
and BOARDlNG-HOUsE FURNITURE at No. l4 Washing.
ton-sr. Cedar.
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A UCTION NOTICE-LAKGE STUCh OF DIM
N GOODs-wILLIAM TOPPING Co, No 81 Broad
a. twill sell on Tt ESDAY next. October at their Auction
room sige and valuable stock Dry Goods, conpn,ns
great variety Of Ribbons Hosiery Lsces silks satns MILL
ery Goods of ali and other Dry Goods all In good
order and sold for cash. without reserve to close con
QTo MLLNERs-Aso large quantity OF Cap Ia9s Bonnet
ynings aud other Goods, fer Muliners ,,ono
The above an entire stock having cost over SROo aud
will be found well worthy the attention Of customers aud
the tsde generally Catalogues and goods reay early on morn
in of sae