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HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
FORT.
HNHIS MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
~ Resort within instant reach of all the luxuries
of the salt water region, the most inviting locality
the southern seaboard, and rivang for health the
most secluded retreat of the mountain interior has
pass ID to the proprietorshp Of the undersigned and
will be opened on the 10th of Jun1
The proprietor is resolved to make the establish
ment rank with the very first waterng-places of the
country, and to that end no labor or expense has
been spared, and none will be.
NAV 29-2awd&w JOS SEGAR
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Dennrkure for E,trope.

Departure for Europe.
HALIFAX, Aug 2o-The mail for England, per
steamship Taurus will close at 10 o'clock to,mor-
row Thursday morning.
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UNION HOTEL, WASHINGTON CITY,
Opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad DenOt.

rHNHE Subscriber, having leased the hotel
n known as Foy's Hotel and formerly occupied
date the travelling public The table will always be
supplied with all the delicaces of the season, pre-
pared in the most superior style.
The bar attached to the house is furnished with
the finest Liquor and Cigars that be obtained.
| JAMES T. LLOYD,
june 2-eo8m Proprietor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FHNHE undersigned has leased the old
u established Coach Factory of John NJ. Young,
on Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue and G
street, and is now prepared for manufacturing all
kinds OF Coaches, Carriages, Buggies and Wagons,
in the best style, and on the most reasonable terms
All work warranted Jobbing done promptly and
neatly. ,
All orders from my friends and the public gene
rally will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to by JOHN, p. DENNIS.
m
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T. II. HUBBARD & co.,
Are the authorized agents os the Managers and will
promptly fill all orders.

THE NEXT ON THE HAVANA PLAN
All the prizes drawn The best Lotteries, and no
mistake
Drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, August Esd, 1856
Purchasers look to your interest, and don't touch
any but Maryland Tickets.
Bonds to the amount of $50o,o00 are given by the
Managers to the State of Maryland to
secure the payment of prizes.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-20

THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
Drawn under the management of r. FRANCE CO.,
are the Lotteries to purchase tickets in.
Plenty of prizes drawn, and the money paid for all
prizes soon as drawn.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-20

a ELDERLY SINGLE LADY Want
IN ed to take charge of small family To such
q person with references and qualifications, good
wages will be given. Apply to 255 Pennsylvana
avenue. aug 1S-Gts
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REV. DANIEL WALDo.-This veteran minister of
the Gospel has reached the advanced age of nine
ty-four years. He can look back upon long life
of usefulness and honor. The presence of this ven
cradle man in the pulpit is, in itself, sermon. 1t
reminds us of the first commandment, with prom
Use, "Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy
days may be long in the land which the Lord thy
God giVeth thee"
On the last day of the session of the late Con-
gress, bill having passed the House giving the
" old man eloquent" pension, and making it re-
Prospective in its provisions, was opposed in the
Senate on the ground of its retrospective applica
ton, by an honorable gentleman who stood guard
at the mouth of the Treasury, who argued that the
bill should be made prospective, as it would be a
precedent which might be abused by future legis-
lation.
He was informed that, in the natural course OF
things, (Mr. Waldo having already lived an age
beyond three score years and ten,) he could not
expect to live long, and that, therefore, prospec-
tive construction of the bill would be of little, If
any use to him. The honorable Senator thought
that the argument was good one against the bill.
lie was sure the precedent would be a bad one,
and he should vote against the passage Of the bill
Mr.. Stuart, Of Michigan who called up the bill,
said, land it did us good to hear him) "If come
across another man whJ has done so much for his
country and his fellow-nan as has this old man. |
will re-endorse the precedent" The bill was passed
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NO. 1S,4l9.
Prizes of $4,000, sold in shares, part in Baltimore
and the balance sent to distant customers.
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DRowNED.-A man by the name of McEwen was
drowned last night, between and 10 o'clock, ia
the Canal, at the foot of Seventh street. He left
the Steamboat Hotel just after the storm of last
evening. A boatman, who was endeavoring to get
his boat into the wharf, heard the splash in the
water, and cries for help but was unable to render
any assistance, having no small boat. He was,
we are informed, huckster in Certre Market
and resided near the corner of Twelfth street and
Maryland avenue. He drank twice at the hotel,
ard when solicited to drink again, refused. When
he started to go home he appeared confused, and
was accompanied little distance down Seventh
street, and told to walk straight on, that he was
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T. H. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Baltimore, MARYLAND.
Authorized Agents for the Managers.
Official drawings sent to all who order.
iuly 25-d6w
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TAwEs COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE,
81 without reserve Of 60 valuable building lots near Mount
Prospect square, brooklyn JAMES COLE Son viii
self wednesday, October u.s. At " o'clock, at the Mer.
cbans Exchange New York 60 vacant lots In Fabush.
Ninth and Tenth and Union, President Carroll,
Montgomery and Macomb streets This H. some OF The best
rnpery the city OF Brooklyn. Tho grades HIGH,
nsndne ne view Of the bay and surrounding country
and Ninth avenues paved 6S mort
care For maps Ac apply 10 the auconeer $50 Fulton
street Brooklyn. and a. Nassau street, New York.
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<yoAI. COAL, COAL.--I WILL SELL CHEAP FOR
~ cash superior Of peach orchard and COAL
the boat barge Frame just landed ri the Of Ham
mersy street. nj 80 per ton Is . per nv ward Of
aud q3 Iammersly street. OF Greenwich uaran,ed
weight 10 the ton forfeit the coal delivered free
ofosrtage. 70 any part Of the city ANTHONY GROWN
No 81 and a3 Hanmersly street corner Of Greenwich
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On OOO roHyETrxD AYp NO oHAsoS UxIa1


Sl.VUU cured IN. HUSrEi cures vssn As rs1e
mcns 81 other ply sesns and ala other rsnses a eea
drip yoer cny reliance fcr thotgush care ssrs.
Cd wbou, diet bpdrsnes frsn whss al osns
secures he p.en, srou sesoadsry sssss and he ONLY
~%s z On ssnSsai NJ, s.,Ss Dr. hasss rsaS'sd
DR. LARvoYTs PARIS AND LONDON MrBrcAt.
: eleeo,ypsd illustrations cloth o. Il gives he sdvsrsl
remeies Al Tire superiority Of the author
london CT emissions mpo,ency structures giees,
spring opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel from 10 A. iii r. NJ
We recommend DR. Larmont W the Afflicted Courier
TINS sIaais ze,ung, bay Book, National Democrat Ao
nR WARNS UNFORTUNATE rRrENp rs rHB M
plus n MIR, q CERTAIN %sdsnsc md but r:a.ss -
Ward A. the greatest benef.cor the day Dr. Ward hsSy
cnsrs sreward q 5000 70 any phyyesn who snss prspe
CELEBRITY ease safety and cbespness a. be css sss-
merabe csscs progress defiance Of all The DOCTORS -
but by bis wonderful unfortunate friend and his perfect
In one day Remember, all We who have been lingering f
weeks and months drinking compounds whlch de
Troy sne stomach -ing PIN that underss
If. h sv, enjoy ne gss:ss' e NE and feel 'l,, No.
nH. RAIRA. AurHoR o. ErH PRagySpAL,s1l-
sppiessies . &s r.sss, $40 q 1s.sss 3 $500
sSynsss sss ss - 's' ss~ q: y sssnss
sssss sss rsiis. s"rss ssss ssss $3.50 -
sss ssressis Sss%s.s : Ga rcrs.isssssa asss .
mens .sy isssr, address boa 81 Pea c6lss Gr~v -
NAas aTHsA sssxaaHAas NJ safsspfplx EfA1k
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UCTI0N NOTICE.. BOG ART, AUCfIONEEg-
IN This day at TO-, O'Clock at the auction
Frankfort and William streets-Con-tabi-s saehouseaod
and barroom furniture, mahogany s,fs tables. chairs
lounges velvet carpet also casks crockery refrigerator
butter half barrel pork, screen, liquors, &C. &c.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Constable.
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VoHN r. yANDFw ArER, AUoTtoNEER MORTGAGE
81 sale household furniture contained IN house lis
Greene street Wednesday 18th inst nj i0a O'Clock
snq sofa chairs and table marble too pier
and centre tables looking glasses Superior extension table
and prran mahogany and black walnut French bed
ateads hair mattresses feather beds bedding NC together
with the Kitchen furniture. by order OF RANClS A. DO
NILSSON attorney for mortgage. Sale to take place rain or
shine.
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T JwAIDRox, AuCT1oNEER.-CKOCKERy, CHINA
auction from the shelves In lots to suit city and
country trade by Henry O. Evans No lbcrty street o.
Tuesday a. ten o'clock, consisting of best white
granite ard common decorated china
o roeep and colognes also glass
In every variety Goods repacked for shipping The sale OF
china will ke place ~ O'Clock precisely.
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COAL.

Teai1ps number. Reef
made al the above desired by any lady wishing teeth
extracted
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A UCTION NOTICE-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEEg-BY
IA BEL l. BUsH.-Ths day, 1919 q clock IN the sales
rooms II North William street. ASSORTMENT of and
second hand funinre-bureaus sofas conehe couch bed
seads French and iron tables chairs looking glasses
pictures table cutlery and housekeeping articles
carpets six fine canaes In fancy &c Wednesday
extensive sale Of choice dry goeds fancy articles millinery
hosiery perfpmery ieMelrY. &C
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w s. NELL OR, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE,
W. this day lo O'Clock. the salesroons Is and 10
Park billiard table 10 dozen ivory handle knives.
Of second hand household furniture IL French plate pier
mirrors in fine rosewood frames guns pair OF pistols,
diamond RUG andpin gold watch &c TO be sold by order
Of Nortgagee.
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A UCTION NoTICE-A RICHARDS, AUCTIoSEERt
"a BY RICHARDS WHiriN6 salesroom a 20 CORTLAND
Cor account of HON may metallic rubber shoes
10000 pairs mems womeps and misses metallic rubber
shoes, first qualities
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A UCTfON NOTICES. ROBINSON WILL SELL. THIS
IA day, at 0ls O'Clock paror and kitchen furniture OF
family going "a Gold street. Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn. II stormy, day.
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UOTI0y N0TICE-CROCRERY GLASS, AND CHINA.
IA by J. g. II. BARTLETT, au ,tioneer. Tuesday Oct.
IA at 10 ocock at l Pc ir street large stock of all kinds
W: g. blue and commonware 100 packages glass ware,
china fancy toilet Britannia &c Sale positive, for
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JANEs COLE. AUCIIoNEER ELEGANT HOUSE
bod furniture. JAMES COLE SON will sell on Tues
day oct IA o'clock q, No 500 Fulton street opposite
the CITY Hall Brooklyn, large assortment, consisting OF
m aboesnv sofas bureaus, worksands tables carpets
coths china glass sc also, large assortment OF ktch
en- furniture cash.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE TO WESTERN. soUrHERN AND

IA Eastern merchants furniture dealers and Others
EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, auctoneer. FRANKLIN,
NICHOLS Co will hold their first trade sale for this
on Friday and Saturday next at l0 O'Clock at salesrooms
Nassau street commencing with quantity OF second
furniture TO be sold for cash and about worth of
cabinet made furniture panefores fancy goods &C. the
following terms viz Under $3.50 CASH $3.50 to $500 10
DAYS. over $500 w days os approved city paper Parcu
lars in future advertisements Goods view De-
ment done on the premises
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UOTION NOTICE : SALE OF RESTAURANT FIX.
IA French plate mirrors cut glass wines
and segars. SET GENE Is. skANKLIS. auctioneer,
FRANKLIN NICHOLS co will sell this Tuesday morning.
al half past O'Clock the Washington saloon IN Grand
eet the of the 30 sery the whole
OF the above sslcon sting of bar oyster counters
mirrors glass range chars tables. and every article
required class soen The lol. VIII be offered In
lot ard If sod, will be disposed Of by catalogue.
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UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FU6SIrURE &c
n SAMUEL OSGOOD a co Auetioncers, viii sell at 81
Nassau street his day. Tuesday at l0a A. large stock
Of superior sbnet furniture comprising several rosewood
parlor suites solid oak and enamee chamber suites sofas
sofa beds bureaus washsanfs chairs clocks o paint
ngs bookcases crib bedeads mattresses e her beds rock
ing and chairs mirrors etegercs extension tables
Die tables, china tete crnckery glass
pets Ac n BGoods carefully packed on the premises for
shipping &c.
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MATRIMONIAI.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN TWENTY. ONE YEARS OF
N age and possessed Of - 600 year is DESTROYS OF
ranirr affections OF young lady accomplished In
manners agreeable in with view 10 marmony
Address y. ". 1sngdon, New Haven, Conn
a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, LATELY RETURNED FROM
N the South desires the acquaintance Of q young
lady between the Of Is and ~ with view. 10 ,rmony
being comfortable CIRCUMSTANCES good companicn who
would residing In the South desired. Please al
l.nnn unral dnincn
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ATAfRIMONIAL.-ROsA MTGNION Will, UPON RE-
NI ceip Of twenty ave cents is equivalent In stamps
any aucd picture Of their past present and
future hfc IRON specimens of handwriting together with
real daguerreoype picture OF future wife husband law
quits Journeys lucky numbers, &C. Address Rosa Mgnon
POST hcc New York
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NyIBLo'S GARDKN.-GERhAN OPERA
IN BRILLIANT SUCCESS
q Lortzng's fairy opera,
TUESDAY, Oot- IA. third night Of
UNDINE.
with excellent cast end and magnificent scenery
MUSICAL bergmAna
Special Disqualification of time On ard AFTER Monday.
Oct L. 56 the doors viii open al 6z performance 70 Gem
wednesdsy-The Wonderful Rayels BLANCHE. aud other
enterts nmenis.
" AILACKs THEATRE
w Doors open Ut 6s; commence att.
TUESDAY, UCT. H.
ANOTHER GRAND SUCCESS.
Enthusiastic reception OF Mr. Bourcicault's two pieces
TIE PHIMA DONNA
LOVE AND MONEY
MARGAhLT.
Mr.. DION BouRcICAuLT, MR. BLAKE,
MR.. WALCOT, MIR LESTER,
Mrs Hoey, Mr. Sothern Mrs Vernon Mr. Burnett Gan
non, Mrs. sothern and Mrs Allen.
Early application for seats suggested. to prevent dsap
poinlmeni.
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r ARGE HOUSE SALE OF FINE ROSEWOOD, BLACK

DRFSERyE CANS. BRANDY SEC ARS.-AUC rIoN
this day at 1919 O'Clock al 81 Dey street. Gre
wch assortment OF general hardy handles
knives small self sealing cans brandy woes
segars linen shirt collars, &C.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, AuctIoaeer.
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lwo YOUNG ladies. BOTH MEMBERS OF THE

TWO YOUNG LADIES, BOTH MEMBERS OF THE
upper ten anxious TO marry: Unfortunately there
among their Gentlemen acquansanccs who their
glance the matrimonial
ments struck them that By doing ditto something agree
might, Micawber like turn up Lady Gay Spanker II tall
eve feet six inches remarkably fine figure black wavy
black dark complexion, very small feet
ona pow ers sings spepddly and very Stylish can is
drive fast horse sail and boat shoot pistol and
In fact s just quyerng the borders Of fastdom bat
promises 70 be led either way by husband age between
and 20 Lady Ieaze rather petite not very has Al OK
gold through n, dmpled chin, and beautiful form has
been splenddy educated in England and the Continent
aud consequently accomplished she witty and fisc
mating and he only child Of wealthy father Is very fond Of
led by 1--we spuses for large amount Of petng be
n and ~. These young ladies will
with candidate faithfully promising the no
that the sctes shall be observed OF
meeting promise. Candidates send their ruer
reotyrNs they WIN be returned immedsiel! case q
eni,e, Eew pAyep, VVaaeeacuk
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BGI.LIA RDs.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIA ARD TABLES AND
N trimmings, and made IN the best manner Of well
soned materials also few second hand tables for sale At
oCONNOR COLLENDERs mandatory, 50 Ann street.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES
n for sale-Wih slate marble and wooden beds Also,
Cloths cues bss leahers &C. cheaper than be bought
elsewhere In the city Three second hand tables cheap.
LEONARD BKNJAMfN, ss2 Broadw ay ~
nIIITARDs.-THEUN UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
- q inormns the public that he has made arrangements
with Mr.. William Lake 70 be IN attendance nj hls sales
rooms 6 and 1Ss Broadway Tenth 10 esch the
game OF billiards for which purpose been specially
lifted mp For terna apply TO MICHAEL PHELAN.
DATEHTRD frBRUARY 10. isw.-MODFI. billiard
- tables and combination cushions. Gentlemen respect
fully informed that saesrooms will be open day and
evening exhibition n the above tables Saesroo $50
And 73 Broadway; msnufacory 10 Ann street, MICH AEL
YHxLAN, paleu,es
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UCTioN sALE.-fRENcu FANCY AND ENGLISH
IA silver goods-SAMUEL OSGOOD X Co, Auctloneers
will sell nj 81 Nassau street to morrow "Wednesday AT l0i
o'clock A. NJ, case of Preach goods comprising rich
rosewood inad desks workDoxcs card racks glove bcxes
toilet boxes, &C, &c.
One FL gsh silver comprising casters, tea cad
dies salts cbaces &C The above sold to
frxip nd dufie
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TT H. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER by H. H. LEEDS 4 Co,
H. on "Wednesday Oct lbale OF pews, at the Church Of
the incasion corner asesus and Twenty sg nn
oomerv rector will be disposed above Terms At SALE
diagrams can be obtained at the auconccrs Office y Nassau
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UCJION NoTICE.-ADJOUENED SALE-THE SALE
IA which have taken place Monday Oct l3 las
spring street, will take place this day q, o'clock.
THOS. NJ. CONNAUGHfUN Auctioneer.
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UCTION NOTICE.-QCARTz CRUSHING MACHINE.
"A SAMUEL OSGO0D CO., io.eers, store 81
Nassau ttreet will sell accouc Of whom II may
to morrow "Wednesday '0n oc ock. In the
of Nos $40 and 372 Washington street between Beach and
North Moore streets quaay Of machinery purporng TO be
aquarz crushing machine weighing about tweaty sold
TO storage &C. Terms of the cash The machinery
Is 10 be removed immediately and cash deposit required
from purchaser.
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A UCTroN notice.. BoGART. AUCTIoNEER-BY
n BoGART Friday, October 10, at la1a o'clock at u
Ann sreetCousabe sale by virtue of Teral executions
stock Of ready made clothing; also cloths cAsmeres,
ings. trimmings counters aor's looking glasses Also a.
O'clock al corner of Frankfort and Nian streets counters
fixtures, &c. " Mus, Constable.
n B-The above sale further postponed unti Tuesday
Octnber ia nj the time and placa
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EDWARD sCTTENCK AucTIONEER TO ANSWER
u many Inc uiries 70 the sale q paintings now ye~,
hereoy give notice that The paintings exhibition az
sales H Nassau street. oppos. the Post oice will
be positively sold on Tuesday the 2lst Inst.
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GILBERT +. SAVAGE, AUCTIoNEER.-PEREMPToRy
NJ OF stock Of hnc which
advances have been made BY Bagey Savage at their sales
room, - Cedar "wednesday, October Is ri 10i
NJ snrars bite refined yellow refined yellow bar
res Java IN pockets invoice Of choice
and black, brandy IN Casks ana demohns
vines champagne claet port madeira segss large lot
various brsDds candies spices pickles. Scotch rsh Monon-
raheM whist ey; Scotch ale, &C.
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. Il, COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AToR'ssALE
ofhousehod furniture, on Wednesdsy October Is atl0
O'Clock a ~ cannon street, near Rvingon, small assort
ment Of household furniture, 10 close IA esiae Sale
emptory
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YNUNIS MoRREII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
large variety will be s,d Is morning. at 1915 O'Clock,
70 street, paror SUITS covered with satin
brocae mahogany suites oak and other extension dining
tables suits Of enameed chamber furn spring and curled
hair mattresses and mahogany hs stands wArrobes,
bookcases sofas rocking chairs bedssats
and other articles for complete Housekeeping N B-Not
the least bidding practsed buyers have great
char ce TO get bargains and never dissa listed. . .
at IL o'clock ard at NJ, ON Thursday, will be sold gold
iewclry &C. with extensive stock Of Havana and
ser segars The public will be served quantities desired
Excellent stock.
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TT r. LEEDS co Will. SELL on TUESDAY,

Ill. Oct IA at Jos O'Clock, 100 sleecker street
Greene hre collection OF objects Of art pictures bronzes
siauary furniture Of banker gentleman leaving for
Europe Some pieces 81 bronze eeciroype slaary
by David Dangers; the Virgin, by Muro, large group OF
the poy Mother and Chd by Ccrregic sketch by Carl Van
loo Flemish interior. by Teners original pftue of Napo
leon ill., BY vennoek "a few Of Crstopae plated ware
large x mahogany and plate glass showcase lined with
blue silk for the exhibition OF works OF art rose
wood parior furniture covered In silk brocaie superb
Grand plano IRE and other arms and many
other works Of and curioscs too numerous TO be de
tailed.
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DY JOSEPH HKGEMAN, AUTHORIZATIONS.
ID day, October Is, Al 10 O'Clock A. ~, in Kent
FlushDg Brooklyn. the balance OF the stock of
ecry and hNures scales and weights ice box sugar
mill, platform scales good horse and grocers wagon
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TOHN L. yANDEWATER AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL.
this day, Tuesday October a. at II o'clock at the sales
&C Nassau street Dutch Dubious of the
ton of r. vanderschoot Sons all in order and on
consisting OF tulips narcsuses &c. The roots will
be sold IN lots, to suit purchasers.