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The liability OF telegraph companies for damages on
account Of errors in the transmission of messages over the
wires appears to have been fully demonstrated in case
recently tried in court Of law in Ohio The complaint
was that message directing the purchase Of large guam
hty OF wool at forty cents per pound reached desna
ton with the forty changed to oryfve and the wool
was purchased at this latter figure the strength Of the
message the plaintiff brought action recover the loss
to which he exposed laying his damages at two thou
sand dollars The judge held that the rule of damages
the difference between the price actually paid under
the despatch and the market value of wool at the
time and place of purchase and Judgment given for
the plaintiff for seven hundred and fifty dollars without
interest
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Academia ST Louis paper says:

shocking accident occurred in Topeka Kansas, on
the "a inst As several persons sitting in the store
OF Allen Gordon, Mr. Cleveland in the door with
gun swinging at his side As he passed the threshold
the lock caught upon the decreasing drawing it back
which caused y to discharge killing William e. r. Miles,
formerly OF Ohio. He was n single man. but had an aged
mother in Ohio, and had just taken letter from her from
the office and was sitting In the chair reading It when be
was shot
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A SIGNIFICANT SIGN

The New York Herald of yesterday closes long, and n
many respects silly, article by coming out decidedly for
the passage Of the Senate pacifcaon BILL II says:
"The South entitled 70 Kansas but this is their last
chance All halfway measures hazardous. The only
safe plan, upon plausible footing h the bill Of Mr. Toombs
with without the amendments Of Mr.. Douglas and is
the crisis Of the game"
Narinoaa stock IL becouinp worthless
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1.-THE BLAoK-REpUBLTcAN RAsoALs.
The NeE York HeraId Of tbe asth eve.

"Iis an improper Of words to class the Herald,
the persons who think with IT, in the category with
Wilson, Lloyd Garrison Wendell Phillips Seward, SUM
ner Theodore Parker, Henry Ward Beeoher Fred Doug
lass other sbolitioniss black republicans and rsbd
secessionists Of the North and South We merely using
The uok-rspubicaH rascai for the purpose Of getting
form and revolution in the administration Of the govern
ment."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-30

TO our institutions shows that he is worthy OF becoming
an American citizen lie furnishes BY his conduct Tie
surest pledge that he will become citizen the moment tie
laws Of the country permit In the mean time so far
nv vote is concerned he shall continue 10 stand upon The
same footing with citizens and have his quarersecon
land at the minimum price,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-30

ooAL-The three great American coat heids, far sur
passing in extent thooe Of the whole world besides b'
Ohio, the Illinois and the Miohgan-occupying respect
lively 10000 10000 and 10000 square miles The anbrs
cite basins are mostly in Pennsylvania and Virginia
Ohio 100000 tons Of btuminous coal are raised anr
ally.
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w ASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. July so. 1850.
CoNGRESS-TuEsDAY..

SEsATE-The Chair laid before the Senate a communi-
cation from the Secretary Of War; transmitting report of
the Surgeon General the sickness and mortality in the
army of the United States joint resolution for the
Element of the of Charles NJ Strader and Edward
p johnson, mail contractors considered and passed
The bill to the praecabity and usefulness Of the
mospheric telegraph rejected. The remainder of the
day spent in the discussion of various bills for river
and harbor improvements and those for the construction
improvement of harbors at the mouth of Clinton river
and ST. Joseph and Monroe in Michigan severay
passed. The bill making appropriation for the
ton of harbor at New Buffalo, Michigan rejected
and that for harbor at the mouth Of Muskegon river in the
same State was laid the table At haEpast o'clock
the Senate adjourned
HOUSE RErREsEsTArIvEs.--The House resumed the
consideration of the army appropriation BILL After short
discussion, the amendment of Mr. Barbour Of Indiana
rejected when the question REQUIRED the amend
meut of Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, which agreed The
bill as amended was then passed. The consideration of
the bill establishing the collection districts of the United
States and designating the ports of entry and delivery
the and for other purposes postponed until the
second Tuesday in December next Mr. Dunn of Indiana
called up his motion reconsider the by which the
bill annu certain of the legislative assembly of the
Territory OF Kansas and TO secure 10 the tens OF said
Territory their rights and privileges committed to the
Committee of the Whole the of the Union and offer
ed substitute providing for reorganization of the Terri
tory with all the usual machinery the repeal of the laws
passed by the territorial legislature Of Kansas declaring
that those persons imprisoned under said laws shall be
forthwith set Free and the restoration of the Missouri Com
| promise.
The House then agreed to recede from its disagreement
to Senate amendment to the consular and diplomatic BILL
when the House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the of the Union proceeded to the consd
Grafton of the bill making appropriations for the ega
tive executive and judicial services Of the government
for the year ending June 30 1851 and took until
| seven O'Clock.
When the committee eassembled several speeches
made.
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MR. SHERMAN'S AMENDMENT TO THE ARMY
APPROPRIATION BILL.

The army-appropriaon bill passed the House yester
day with Mr.. Shermans amendment The meaning of this
amendment is that anybody in Kansas who chooses
violate the laws of the Territory may do with mpunity
provided he muster force enough resist their
ton by the officers appointed by the territorial Legislature
to execute them In other words the federal troops in
Kansas not to be used for the execution Of the laws if
they resisted but if they resisted and the terri
torial officers have strength enough to the
sisance by force then the federal troops to interfere
prevent their enforcement under plea of preserving the
peace The amendments of Messr Barbour and Cumback
manly, and direct and bold in comparison with Mr.
Shermans All the amendments are offered with the
knowledge that they will be defeated and that the persist
in them by the House win defeat the army appropra
ton. Mr. Sherans proposition differs only appearance
whilst in substance II results like the others in scheme
for continuing the sectional agitation and of evading the
responsibility Of rejecting the Senate pacfcation bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

IIFyRY B HFRTs, ia. AUCrI0NEER.-shLb
III rooms. No 81 Pine street-LarEe sac o. mpored
m ana brandee day, ". - VI Jr. vii include IN 10
y splendid lot Of T. Pereyra Freres pale and DARK
II mics bond also, pure Hollands gin, port vine IN
ks imported annisette Az Imperial and Hetfsick cham
rne nra about nnfsa Havura German anf fomrsi. e"
ests wen worthy trade the sale viii be
sLurtn 1Af,s.rvtd, 10 close concern
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MATRIMONIAT.,

NaATRIMONTAL-ANY LADY OR gryTT,FNsN
III sng 70 know their future destiny length II lite 70
eefer with of winning the affections on those ihav
aanirs will receive full Information by sending 5rk ri a,
haw nd the date Of their nativity 10 the aairees Of IT,
~ ~ ME LAR'WN Union siuarr rra' nfnoe .eS A.rs
An COMMUNICATIONS containing return postage
ssansy, vii meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

4 OrNG MTNS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB -rHF
club meets ~ Their roums Honse this FRIDAY
ming AZ - O'Clock. puufuE attendance Of mem
be- requested. sfhNtER w. CbNt, President
oHS ~ WINE secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

VrFNFY r. BERTs JR., ACCrroNEER -LAR1E AND
II sstracs- n eho-ce wines brandies c
lee A. IN rdav, oct ri l0x o'cok A. The saeoorn No
Pine being the ene stock N large looblng house
A.euing bu.ipess and 70 be positively sod whsut e-ve
,.orra ", elen and domestic brandy cas md
4. n, ss champagne. Rhine wine, dare rum gin. -cotcn
81 lx,1op rcrser Havana. German and domestic
t,,. 80 org Dung hy@n and runpowdcr tess In cs~s
e eee ~ eaes old government Java cofee, sariine.
-tkss9 soan .arch vermicei and general
et'vsot q - oce gruceries Catalogues resdv euly on
~. ~ ae The attention Of ho'el keepers and tse trade
.is IA ,b sale will be made without any reerve,
srN er-es ~ y shipping ofder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A. BRA6G CO.
"A VIII sell a auction, on Friday, Oct u lOh A M a
their Cortland street. 800 boots shoes &c
comprising part stock of retailer retiring from bus
ness, together with desirable lot Of winter goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

1,Hr PHILADELPHIA DAILY PAPERS ARE SERVED
Il IN New ORR imn-dst~y upcn he arrival OF The early
n-rning Tefns-ledser. Times News and fna, each
2Iso pc Ncsrh Ap sbd Pennsy vznia En1ui
Ter pes mr,h Pennsyivsnlan, 81 month
krh4eftbers names received by CULFfS MADDEN co,
2sAnn New iork, ~ b. ". Cozss, Ledger agent
81 Newark avenue jersey Cnv
ITO THE FRIENDS or FREMONT THE UNDER.
signed having constituted hem selves committee
purpo q circulating doc mens bearing upon the
t questions at before the pe1.
re respectfully nyc Contributions from all who
securing the triumph u liberty and Law
preceding election. Money, large small sums ruta
wbatevef quarter II rexeved viii b. acrupueusly appei
10 Ibis OF will be diverted
1ter Al tbat necesasy n oiet 2 carry the eiecton
nne- amred trsiore~ 4 hat the people should have
a. ucrauRhy understanding reck1easne~z
ano rhec1y The present national administration. the ont
,se n vhl~h the Victims
~ recessiy a securing usi Territory 70 freedom, AID the
Of The peoples csn3idsfe for the Preeiency
n tbuous addressed the - Com.
rnf,ec Mr.. al. Arnold. Isl Nassau rect, New York
Dudley 4 Gregory pcnniug Ducf. BEN Field
Geo. y. Cornell isaar sherman, g. a. Dana.
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR sToRE-AUCrIoN, TO-
store ~ % on The stock and
groceries teas coffee rice tobacco scales kegs.
awning m'A''Fs sssssTSp Ala GsR aERGss
ssss. y Ss 5ss sas s
room, 4s6 Broadway corner Of Broome street this day
sssS q 4 s s' ana
boxes, baskets combs brushes Knives razors toilet
bottles psrumsry soaps domaoes checker boards canes
pubic 70 call ana eaa s " the goods
by Of the ns sns q Gy Z, and
s from al purchasers Catalogues win be ready the morning
day, lo1s o'clock at 81 Dey street corner Of Green
Quarters two eghhs brandy quarter Bordeaux
WILMINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneer.
y WALTERS, AUCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY, AT II
TkRs will variety Of paror bedroom and kitchen fur
sed pow
holsters matt and several suits of chamber enameed
quantity Of or bedroom and kitchen furniture Sale
unlimited and punctual.
THos. yEITCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS SPRUCE
Friday at ths ss sSsaa Is Spruce
consisting Of an assortment Of millinery goods desks
&C. also large quantity OF ribbons laces, hosiery, &C.
account OF former purchaser
TUNIs MORRILL,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CON
SHIPMENTS Of furniture &C. 70 be sold this morning at
usual variety of excellent articles which will be what
they Will bring and give the purchaser privilege withdraw
If not parlor suits covered in
tel oak and other dining tables staple
able furpture of all kinds including ornaments
paintings tpiop lewery hair and spring mattresses beds
Plmpon secretary beadstead splendid view of New York
AT " O'Clock superior pleasure wagon which,
CARS, OF 80 choice brands in quantities well known
brands N B-Prvate sales effected when preferred and
very low prices
TNEAS, TEAS, TEAS.-HENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUG
aoneer-salesroom So Pine street; will include in this
days sale large line OF choice and black
ests half chests and cat Sale positive and unreserved
p worthy the attention OF hotel keepers and the trade
WM. G. HIGGINS, AUCTIoNEER STORE AGA EIGHTH
W avenue, viii sell Friday Oct 2. lOia o'clock,
Thirty eight street Eighth genteel household fur
ntue, viz-one octave panoforte Brussels and ingras
carr cts sofas mirrors mahogany and other chairs extension
tables bedsieads and bedding crockery wardrobes book
case, stoves, &c. Ako large lot of kitchen furniture
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WIN IRVING. AucrIosEER ELEGANT noUs

WIN. IRVING, AUCTIONEER ELEGANT HOUSE
w hold MISREPRESENTATION IRVING Il co. will sell at
auction Friday October at l0a O'Clock at their sales
No Pine street consisting parlor dining
and bedroom furniture pianos &c Brussels and ingram
carpets mahogany and chairs harcloth
rocking chairs git framed pier glasses mahogany dvans
otomans mahogany bedseads washstands and pier
tables with marble tops; mahogany dining and tables
cane seat chairs mahogany French bedseads warro5es
with marble tops; hair mattresses feather beds
sters and pillows; china dinner and toilet sets &c
Also elegant rosewood seven octave panoorte made by
Stoddard elegant gilt frame rich plate oval glasses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

TAXING A. yoTE-IN COMPLIANCE WIN THg
request ~ numbers Of our patrons, will furnish aei
ties persons visiting saloon SATURDAY Oct of x
pressing preference for the Presidency Bao hoy ooeu
ats NJ close at r. ~ ). II. CROOK A 90, la5 w~sh
fnrton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03
LITERATURE.

C7O BROADWAY. -
d y TRow's NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
Price e. So
WILSON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Classification Of
ne various trades professions &C. uusefu buyers ibis
nnarket Price IS
WILSON'S COMPREHENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ names Of the individuals in each nrm special partnerships
WILSON'S NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRscrs.
Nv. un preparation
Orders BY NJ Ill viii receive prompt attention.
JOHN r. TROw. Publishes
$40 BroadxaS, corner OF White street
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CREAr RUSH AT EVANS A Co's.-TEE FACT IL
NJ established that e9 Broadway Is the oes, place In New
Nerk buy books. EVANS CO sell books low hey
se bought elsewhere and give wah each eoo< present
value from IS 70 500 The saue % the
depends upon the number Of he books Gin. delivered
The time II sale Great Inducements N sgents Cat~-
kRues containing full plantations Application any
address free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

VNEAS, TEAS, TEAS.-HENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUG
toneer-salesroom 81 Pine street, viii include in this
DAYS sale large line choice green black
ests half chests catys positive and unreserved
81 worthy the attention Of hotel keepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

WM. G. HIGGINS, AUCTIONEER, STORE 464 EIGHTH
w win sell Friday, Oct 2 1919 o'clock in
Thirty eight street Eighth avenue geneel household fur
nue yiz:one octave pianofore; Brussels and ngrais
cts sofas mirrors mahogany and other chairs
tables bedseads and bedding crokery wardrobes, book
case stoves &C Aso large lot OF kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

DoRTRAIT or LORENZO y. sHEPARD. WITH SOM
splendid original pictures IA FRANK LESLIE 1I.IJS
TRA1kp NkMsfAFkR. Tor saturday
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En4 BRokDwAy-5s3-NEw STOCK o. FALL
JUL and winter millinery u~ REQ ved PEI lsr -evner
varied aud beautiful as4oftmeet o7~rsA- III
public Respectfully tnvi;ssi 70 cal snf examine
w SIMMONS ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

UcTIoN NoTICE-H. WILSON, AUCrroNEER.-
~ Boots shoes and rubhersSeui annual sale OF 500
fresh prime GOODS this day, 10 O'Clock A. the
auction 40 Dey Also II u O'Clock lot
OF patent boot trees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

WANTED-A LADY, TO ADOPT A FINE FEMALE
w child. ten months old. The motheris young American
widow OF respectable connections has not the Of
porting H. None but very respectable Americans need
Letters addressed Mrs l.. Cheserman. Broadway
Post office, for hree days viii be promptly attended
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UIENRY ". LEEDS, AuCTreNEER-BY " n. LEEDS
Hoo saturday, October At los pclcck a. the sales
rrrms No Nassau stree household furniture general
assortment removed Tor convenience Of sale sofas bedeads
carpets dcaks mirrors psnof0res booscae~
~ecreary beds,eads Persian a. &e. Also
Iarae cecon stuffed birds coletsd In North and South
America single branches ana glass prcps II by
he c.lshr aed 4 deHmlsi WIN Gahranh. Fsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

TT r. LEES CO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ill. sale n valuable household furniture -~peodd roe
ord rapc>oe rosewood pafior suits rich carp chsnde
Hers Rromxc~ &C. tel. r. bREIr Co. sacasnee.. Will
eel Friday, o,t Al 1915 O'Clock Az ~ super v-e
-c.S cak mahogany furniture contained in house No 20
wex twenty rSh sr~ embracing very arge anc ~ -n
did aessrnset n pgrlor dining library and @na5s
IN rinre among which tfee magnificent sod rsev oc
pariot IN r- hruate, elegantly tarved
rosewood ptanooste Beautifully nlaid With
pearl perfect order bnfes chedonte music cablnrts
is-wo and reclining chairs. in no4oe' anc sse
r,ey carved III marble r,ountcd
four l~ndN enf manie mir rors -od fose.
ee-lre firr4nau marble AID py
rsmd Dresden with ngmser n costly parlof orns
emtrodered curtains shsd~s superb oc sore
horkrsA with 'front.'. vsiuaire paintings 49,
ard canvass elegant bs-isoss rosewood bic
TOP BUREAUS. with marble wristbands and rsies ~
match fc-cod arruis French plate fronts chsya gs-es
beds hlankef~ fn~ewuo1 sdse, c<tryans
ohsndeers library b1okease srng AMI french car-
clocks elegant mahogany cx'e1srn On.
inr table, rich cnins dinner 81 wfh large qusnthy ~
French eisss ware al 70 match marble too hall stand,
FrpAah rrl0sh &C. with the furniture sale will
be pere-nrory rain or shine ta,alogu~ f be ready ry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

NvoTICE.-DoMINIQUE BERToLI OR ANY PERSON
IN who give Information him. requested
call the undersigned, where something
TApscorr co. IS South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

DoRT WINE, CoGNAC BRANDY.-AUCTIoN THIS
day at lOa o'clock, at 81 Dey street. of Green
wine hardware looking glasses fancy boxes Whistles,
tos bodkns, shirt collars
WILMINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

A BOOK FOR MARRIED AND sINGLE.-THE la
N dies Perpetual Marriage Calendar containing cacua
for every day IN the year 80 bapusmal uames will
private advice 70 the married Mailed free the receipt
hffen cents i've post stamps Price returned cisstiis
I'D. Address ID. X. Dubois 80 West Fifteenth street, n ~
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UCTION NOTICE.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IA pianoortes &C. SAMUEL OSGoOD 4 CO, auctiopeers,
win sell by auction OF whom may concern at
store 81 Nassau this morning. Uhursday1
o'clock M positively without reserve, large and spen
did custom furniture, removed for convenience
sfsaie comprising wood paror suits
Cd in the most costly FIR satin brocaee assorted coors
i've do green and French plnh three do. In hair
CLOTH Ave suites rich ne and solid chamber furniture
besea ands wardr0bes, secreta
try and library bookcases nursing, aud rocking
chairs sofas extension table marble top CENTRE sofa and
fancy tables Turkish chairs isnch plate mirrors oil paint
ngs pianofortes, &C rAcuR in catalogues which
viii be ready early ing q sale. N. B.-Satnrday
place and hour the entire IL. Iturc OF family leaving
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

nth wARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE DEMOCR ATTIC
IL Republican Nominating Committee Of the Thirty second
Council district held In with the call Of
Committee. Iammany Hall, al the house Of Andrew smith,
SIS Tenth Monday evening sept ~, Mr. James
MeK,nney unanimously nominated the democratic
anddae for Councilman OF the Thirty second district
JOSEPH WANGLEE, Chairman.
JAM Mason, Secretary.
ANDREW SMITH,
DAVID KERR, Committee,
THOMAS kAlS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03
POLITICAL.

QTH wARD.-REGuLAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINA.
q for the Twentieth District, Eighth WardAt large
aud respectable meeting of the citizens of the Eight Ward
composed OF the most active and energetic demo
crac residents held October 1856 at keys rooms
of Charlton and Hudson streets, the following gene
unanimously nominated candidates for the fol-
loving Offices TIE ensuing year:-For Councilman of the
Twentieth District Mr. Thomas Kelly for Assessor Mr.
Ralph Eocsr for Constable Mr. Frazee Durham The
nominations received with and enthusiastic ap
pause. OWEN COLGAN, Chairman.
y II. FiAeG, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

GROCERY AND LIQUOR sToRE-AUCTIoN TO-
~ morrow, at 10 oclock on the premises stock and fix
lures OF grocery store M Green wich family
groceries teas coffee rice tobacco scales kegs
awning molasses cans shelving. Also, liquors. &C.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auconeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

CTTII. WE LIVE
- Yarmouth boatcrs.
Yorkshire ram.
che shire cheese,
Bengal chutncy.
the Ofice
50 Houston 81 near Broaayvav
BENJAMIN HONEY. Proprietor
Younger Aloa Scotch ale and Asopps r. I. \. ale o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

THE GENTLEMAN WHO RECEIVED NOTE AT HI,
ofce, would be mort happy 10 hear more fully from ma
pQnR p
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-sPECIAL SALE OF VALUABLE

A uCTIoN NoTICE.-M DOUGHTY. kUCrIoNEER
n will SELL this day, at 01 O'Clock at n Centre street
large assortment Of household furniture vzone
paror suit rockers chairs sofas sofa bedseads bureaus
washsiands beds bedding mirrors extension tables cen
do wardrobes bookcase Chandeliers &C., worthy attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

n J. KELLY ACCTIONEER. WILL SELL. THIS DAY
tr. The a. foreign domestic dr.
gods a. 81 Catherine street. for cash lots purchasers
CILEEET s. SAVAGE, AuCTfoNEER.-T SALES.
W room. - Cedar street Frsay October NJ 10 A.
NJ sAgIFY A SAVAGE vii sell. without reserve, white
rsnnsd sugats light ana brown coffee, ne
AID baek raising eates anardDs, pickles family soap
r.rr btsniv vines kc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03

THos. yEITCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is SPRUCE
street-sherins sale OF millinery goods desks, &C,
Friday Oct 1856 at TO- A. M at the saiesroo Is Spruce
eet consisting OF assortment of millinery goods desks
&c, also large quantity of ribbons aces hosiery &C., on
account OF former purchaser. = -,