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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Two weeks Later from California.

New YoRK Sept 2s.--Ihe steamship Moses Taylor,
from Aspinwa arrived here this evening with the Cali
fornia mails and passengers OF the 9th inst She brings
about 81, 600, 600 ia gold aud 800 passengers
The California State elections resulted In favor of the
administration by 900 10 10, 900 majority The legis-
ature is largely democratic In San Francisco the Peo-
pies ticket for local officers elected and also repub-
lcan members Of the Legislature
The news from Fraser river unsatisfactory The
river too high 10 allow profitable working of the
mines Business there dull and property in Victoria
was deprecated. Numbers OF miners and spectators
had returned to California.
Very rich diggings have been discovered In Shasta
county, and miners realizing 500 per day.
duel had taken place between George Ten Johnson
an administration editor, and W. s. Ferguson State
senator Dougasite The latter shot In the thigh
The government had instituted suit at San Francisco
for the new Almaden quicksilver mines valued at many
millions of dollars is charged that they are held u
der forged title.
BY this arrival Oregon dates of the 2lst August are
received Lieutenant Allen, with 10 men, had defeated
body of Indians the Yaklwa river capturing 10 prs
oners and large number Of horses Lieutenant Allen
was mortally wounded and died the next day. as
There Is large movement In rice In the San Francis
market and Carolina rice had advanced 40 Der cent
There was also speculative movement in spirits tur
pentine, which had advanced to 80 cents per gallon
Gen Lamar had arrived in Costa Rica
Obadio is elected governor of the State of Panama
Nicaragua remained quiet
IL IS rumored that San Salvador about to invade
Honduras.
The Saranac was at AspnwalI, and the Merrimao and
Decatur at Callao.
1t was reported at Panama that Peru was about de-
claring against Ecuador
There had been attempted revolution in Venezuela.
Gen. Imron was sent TO occupy La Guayra, but found
himself without armed soldiers though nearly OO9
men were collected lie turned back, and, with severa.
influential liberals, arrested Gen Saublette with
the Spanish and Brazilian ministers had started from
Caracas for La Guaya and telegphc dispatches from
the former place gave hopes of speedy and satisfactory
.s t ... ..fg -
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OGDEN
CAV THEY BE RECONCILED3
From Judge Douglass speech at rroeport

From Judge Douglass Speech at Frceport
Itmatters not in what way the Supreme Court may
hereafter decide to the abstract question: whether
slavery may may not go into territory under the con-
sttuton the people have the lawful to introduce
exclude it, they please for the that slavery
not exist day hour anywhere unless support
cd by local police regulations Those police regulations can
only be established by the local Legislature and If the
people opposed to slavery they will elect representa-
tves to that body who WILL by the unfrendIy Legislation
eectuay prevent the introduction of it into their midst
@ From the bred Scott Decision
the constitution recognises the right Of property of
the master in slave and makes distinction between
that description of property and other property owned by
citizen, tribunal acting under the authority of the
United States whether legislative executive or judicial
has right to draw such distinction deny II the
benefit OF the provisions and guarantees which have been
provided for the protection of private property against
the entertainments Of the government.
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IMMIGRATION TO KANSAS.
OGDEN, September 2, 1858.
To the Editors Of Me Union !:

IN. - :" ~ OGDEN, September z, 1888
To the Editors Of Me Union: AAa
Notwithstanding the many hard things said of Kan
sas emigrants still coming in and the increase
Two years ago scarcely improvement of
Fort Rleyin fact, it asserted by many that land
west of that point not worth settling upon Now
there hundreds Of fourshing improvements made,
and hundreds of acres of growing west of the
fort the great Smoky Hill and Republican rivers
having rich and fertile bottoms ranging from Ave
to ten miles wide, gradually sopng back to tho table
lands which also arabic inclining somewhat to be
sandy though producing heavy growth Of grass The
last spring emigration pressed into the great Buffalo
range, and much to the surprise of the roaming herds
their return to their summer walks found tho rich
waving in place Of the wild prairie grass not
to being checked in their onward by fences they
have In many instances trespassed much to the annoy
ance and loss Of the pioneer farmer.
OGDIN
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New York, Sept 2s.-Cotton has advanced-sales OF
5000 bales upanJs 49, crop. Flour is heavy
sales of 1900 barrels State, So 20 SIS 35 Ohio,
SIS so IS 50; southern SIS SO IS rs. Wheat is buoy
ant-sales of rs, 600 bushels; red 81 20 81 rs white
81 40 ST So Corn is rm--sales of Al, 900 bushels
yellow 96c Beef quiet at $l4 $l4 %. Pork is
settled-mess SIG rs SIC 95; prime $l4 rs a SIS.
Lard is quiet at ii Ilsc Whskey is quiet at % cts
Sugar is steady at ssc. Coffee is steady at 1Oa liz
Molasses is quiet-Orleans Ale. Spirits of turpentine
closed firm at 523 53c. Resin is firm and unchanged
Rice is firm at 81 3ac
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NOMINATION. or MIR. HATUH

We are advised by telegraph that the Hon. Isaac T.
Hatch member of the House of Representatives from the
Buffalo district of New York, yesterday nominated
by reclamation for reelection to Congress This ia
merited tribute to the unyielding democracy of Mr.
Hatch, and recognition of the fidelity with which he
sought to advance the interests Of the constituency he
represented here last winter. We earnestly hope that
the nomination may be ratified by his triumphant cleo
ton in November next
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Four mtcrments took place in Savannah Georgia, on
Saturday all the deaths having been caused by yell
low fever J. L. Hatch esq, Of the editors of the
Charleston Courier is victim to the disease The num-
Der of deaths at Charleston during the week ending the
25th is reported to be 81.
The Detroit Free Press thinks Il established beyond
doubt that the body of Mr. Thurston the missing ero
naut, Is in the marsh the mouth of the river
Thames, probably not than five miles from the
light house that river
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The New York Express states that it has the best per-
sonal authority for saying the Ncaaguan minister in
this country has neither signed negotiated any treaty
with Great Britain" such recently published by the
New York Times. The Express alleges that IL is the
0sss- hisarn treaty garbled for the British market
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An old Dutch farmer, just arrived at the dignity Of
Justice OF the peace, had his first marriage He did
1t up in this way He first said to the Vell You
wants to be marrit to you ye you ovesh dis woman
answered the Then to the woman " Veil, do you
love dis man SO better any you have r.
She hesitated little, and be repeated Veil, ye do
you like him well as to be his vfeg . Yes yes"
she answered Veil, dat ish all any reasonable man
expect SO you marrit pronounce you and
wife, The man asked the justice what to pay
Noting at ALL noting Mt all You Welcome to ii If
IL viii do You any good H
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. SEPT. 90. 1858.
Business Notice.

establishment Of the proposed
change It's viii be conducted strictly cash basis, all
Cor The collection Of subscriptions for e Union dse0n
tDued should be Agents after this date
seltto Mr. w. Ilcomb who authorized 10 make COLLECTIONS
IN Delaware, Maryland, aud Virginia
WAsaiAaroS, March 70, ls5s--G
The foregoing any agents
employ heretofore In city
those only have performed such service in other the
country. APP 2g-u
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Large FIGURING Mill Burnt.

RICHMOND, Sept. 2S-McGruder's extensive -four mill
this city totally destroyed by fire this morning
Loss S25 00O with insurance in New York and Rich.
mond
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The SLAYER Trial.

Boston, Sept 2s.-Captain Townsend of the Echo has
been remanded to Jail in default of SIS 900 ball. for trial
at the October term when the question of jurisdiction
will be argued. .s.' w.. ...a ##..
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B6s~NoTIcE.--A meeting of the Board of Managers
tho Washington Monument Society will BIO held Mayors
nee this evening at O'Clock full attendance the
desired JOHN H. ENNIS
Sep 20 e Secretary mn ..,
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nag Masonic. The M. w. Ora,

Eas" MAsoN1c.-The NJ w Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted District Of Columbia viii convene on
Thursday September 3d. 1885, Masonic Hail. 9th
streets at O'Clock for the purpose considering subject
OF Masonic Hail. The officers the Grand Lodge arc
respectfully requested to BIO puncual Maons
good standing cordially invited
BY order OF H. w. Grand Master
a., G. A. SCIwARZlfAN
sep 2S-T Grand Secretary.
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The Austria.

New York, Sept 28.--The two young ladies Kettner
passengers by the Austria not among the saved.
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RS5" iRvING LYCEUM.-A'The celebration of the fifth
anniversary viii take place tho on Thurs
day evening at o'clock Tho addressed by VIM
Rose Of New York, and Page, esq., yceum The
puohc are invited Sep 2y-2s
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The Fever at New Orleans.
Markets.

New ORLEANS, Sept 27.--The deaths from fever on
Saturday were ST. The total for the week is AS.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1859.

a QuAirERnAsrRRs 0rrTcK, u s. MARsR CoRrs,
Washington, Sept %, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received Thursday,
the 2sh day of October O'Clock D. furnishing
tons 10 the United States marines the following tho
year 1859, viz:
Clarlestown Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; s .... ..r
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia Penns ylrana; t'
Gospor Norfolk Virginia;
Warrington Florida; and
Washington District Columbia.
Each ration consist Of pound and quarter
threeuarter Of pound o. pork ghteen Of
superfne Hour, option
government and at the rate OF good coffee twelve
pounds Of best New Orleans eight quarts white
four quarts OF vinegar hard
brown soap and Que and half pound OF hard dipped oS
candles, TO one hundred ratons. .....
The beef required shall be delivered command
lug officer Of each station either and
To be No prime pork and the best
quality of kinds named All subject 10 inspection.
Al bids must be with
sretes whose snfcency must BIO certified by officer OF tho
government.
Forms Of bids will BIO furnished application
the paper containing the first
nation,
To bo endorsed Proposals 1882 addressed
tho undersigned. u. j. SUTHERLAND,
. #.e aa Major Quartermaser
The "Naonal lntellgencer Evening Washington D.
e.; "Paro Concord N. Portsmouth N. H. "ICst
and Herald Boston, Mass "Ege Brooklyn N VI "Pennsy
yanian and argus, Philadelphia, Pa Argus Norfolk Val aud
Era Pensacola Fa will publish above three week nh
2sh October and send bill accompanied by OF Hdv
tsement to this Office for payment
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BANK STATEMENTS.

The following is comparative statement Of the con-
dton of the banks of the city of No. York. Sept IS
and Sept. 25
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MARRIED,

On the 2lst ins by the Rev. w. GREER WEST SCOTT TO
III 5 MARC AREr PURCELL, all OF this city.
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Total for the week. 5536s 70 SO sO7l
Balance subsasury morning Of september 81
ADSuM.
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THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September %,
Dourcicant's beautiful and celebrated comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE
To conclude with the farce Of
THE WANDERING MISsTRELs.
AT HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE.

shakspeares exquisite play TEMPEST most superby got
ten up is attracting Crowded audiences nightly.
Sep 29-lt IstarSStatesl ...
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Have you cough, cold, pain in the chest or bron-
chitis In fact have you the premontory symptoms
the 'nsatiate archer consumption Know that relief
is at hand in Wistar's basam of wild cherry
Buy none unless it has the Tran signature of III Bu
on the wrapper. Sep 29--DSW&W
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The following Is the last statement of the PHILADELPHIA
banks compared with the return for the previous week
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LNALL AND WINTER MILLINERY-FlRSf
openng-Miss Thompson win open invoice Of new
style ladies' hats Thursday 10 O'Clock.
The ladies respectfully invited stock
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO,
Sop 2o-d3uf $40 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th ss
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TTN0 NATIVES OF THE NORTHERN AND EAST
States who annually cali white shaker flannel
grey Shaker and smbs-wool half hose snd sh
shirts will and and ample
comprehensive stock Of AL
other ncass American and European fabrics adapted for general
and family wants. sl tt
correspondents suppl"
daily.
Que only marked plain figures purchaser de-
ceyed ...t
visit establishment from strangers solicited
ncurs ~ obligation 10 purchase ....
We all bills presented monthly
for payment cash. y .
Good articles prices dealing may relied on all
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, west building,
Sep 26--1otf opposite Market
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n,nwARn sciiFNcK Aiff.rrnxFrp . ASSUMES

lgNwkRB ScItENcK, AuCrfoxFrR. - ASSIGNErS
IL sale ~. y y. w. sCtIENck viii sell. "Wednesday,
0er IS At Ii O'clock, at 80 Nassau street dx
lures ~ vine and segar cstn bnnen vroris
cherries table r. s. r.. Amarlado yrarie, Madeira
CO chamregnet hrande IN quarter and eighth casks de-
nAohne os and maancrrus; Scotch whskey Loeb
,soan dew IN Ben Nevis. Mehan's. Wise and poshcen
Irish whisteyi Wyoming valley rye do, Bourbon anl
1oponrahels pM Tom aud Holland ems. rum; -ahout
,iftv brands Isyana worcestershire curacao
strslp r;crs r tsbleis " Furnished Gcld md
,, tf or fBirv hairs and easks pumps clocs Se
(, - vanlay ~ uit"t y v HAat isssaee. ~ BegN
ni4a s.tcct 49,
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IrnNARn scnENcK. ArcrroNEEn.

O'clock Al heir scsroom, ~ Nassau street very large and
well selected stock Of superior furniture embracing psror
sus soi rosewood brocade brscasei plush aud hate
cloth; chamber suits OF various styles mahogany oak and
STACK walnut exclusion dining tables. hudc sud chairs cite
ccnie and sofa tables what no bookcases warirces
hescads washsiauds mattresses, &c also complete
IL black walnut Chamhcr fruturc mad BIZ Desoir fine
order; three panofores Goods hoxed and shipped the
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FINE ARTS

II
s.T'HE CRyafkL PALACE ~ Rl fNS' -"fith FFNs
tal Palace series OF ssrrpSe ~ Nrawr.
taken Immediately afcr the hrN for sale by JOHN "
KFWAN IS Maieu lane. Jusa received tcsh Supply ~
Ellious groups aud Gogiinaa sss'uary,
srrrF CRYSTAL rkLNVF " RttNS"-aritr GAYS.
Ni pWfsee NJ rufe'N ssrif* TIA SIS slnrWn il. Nlrvs.
i.krs r,af,ittply 3ONt IN tr Ea Snn IN iC1N "
Il fttX a. 81 tt.r .sre i.H. r#. "a N Or ,t., II
lgb,F ,a"gtN gsg.-ls' t.a~Aiy'
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ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE NO
i Myrtle Brookiyn.-S oGRAnY, auctioueer-
On Tuesday Eth instant At o o'clock, the entire stock of
furniture store comprising rosewood and msho
gany parlor suits marble opde boards and centre tables,
bookcases painted chamber suits extension and dining tables
mattresses, beds &C., DC
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TEE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE WILL DE DELIVERED BEFORE THE
"A Young Mems Christian Union BY the Rev. T. L. Harris
Tuesday evening Oct ~ q O'Clock sueec-"Ihe Chris
performedby Miss Maria Branerd Miss Maria Leach Mr.
George Harrison and Mr. r. Taylor DIR. Chase, W Beames
and Mr. I'd Howe Jr, viii preside ut the The public
invited to attend.
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TJyTE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM
ships between New York southampton IIavre ami Bre-
From NeM York for sn for Sa
VANpERHIlT 49,. Nov. n Dec Is Dec %
These steamships have water tight aud carry
able surgeons
Price Of passage per Vanderbilt ass. cabin 800 and 500
cabin $50 Ariel first cabin $50; second cabin $50,
third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for passage from Europe.
Specie delivered In london and Paris,
II. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green, New York
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A RARF CHANCE FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.--E XTEN-
"A sale Of fashionable household furniture
spend wood puoortc costly house furnishing articles
&c This day Monday Oct H. at the five story residence ia
West fDurech street. Eighth shall sell at pub
lie auction cash. ut ic O'Clock In the forenoon the entire
whole continuing superior house
hold furniture Lst class workmanship Parors yards
English tapestry carpets three magnificent rosewood paror
in elegant satin, brocaei and silk
large easy Naltsre and reception chairs match
rosewood with marble and mirror doors and
hack lined with wool very expelsvey csrY elegant
side and work tables, with elegant eryings
match the rosewood fuFnuure
and music stands costly grand action rosewood p0ore
stool and cost 500 large French Plate mrr0r
lace and brocate window curtains Aiso variety
at oil paintings embracing many valuable specimens; ele
ganty decorated china ornuu clocks, together with
ober costly mauel ornamcns mahogany black wal
nut and rosewood cushioned chairs covered Ia hair cloth and
medallion rocking and chairs sofas oak extension tables
rich china tea aud dnner sets cut glassware comprising full
assortment such tumhies, wines cnpasnes sohlets,
salts, butter dishes &c; also, costly slverware elegant
baskets saivers ivory cuerv crockery.
plates Ac Also. the furniu. OF all the bedrooms
taning aud mahogany chairs elegant
wood and mahogany bedsteads hair mattresses
wood and mahogany marble bureaus and wastanis 10
match bcdscahs: decorated china toilet bedroom
toilet and work nbrs, elegant stair and
orois hall stands, &c The auctioneer calls special
this sale embracing everything rich and desira
BILE useful aud ornamental the furnishing
plete house Purchasers may rely that the
NH be sold without cash deposit
qurrd Sale positive, without regard 10 weather.
}. ". PORTER, Auctioneer.
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UCTION NOTICE.-A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE
n keeping will sell private sale their parior and chamber
furniture which nearly great bargain, for cash
Rosewood parlor suits in satin coverings: elegantly carved
superby carved rosewood bed
seas &c carpets and general variety of articles
useful gentee housekeeping. Cali at convenience for three
DAYS at S Twenty doors of SIKH
The house. whchis in excellent order and Of good
size is rent To party wanting the house and
furniture great bargain win be given If the furniture is
not sold the house will be let furnished
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IMPORTANT TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEP
erswili be sold At auction, on Tuesday October ~ az
clock furniture stock and fixtures OF the restaurant
40 2 Maiden lane consisting of soda fountain English beer
pump bar liquor bar and fixtures, glassware crock
ery cutlery Oil cloth carpetng chairs tables counters
bic slabs other articles in The line Of restaurants boarding
houses, Ac &c.
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A rcrIoN NorIcE.-IARGE SAFE on RIcH ASH


"A costly rosewood and m.hogany housebold farn,nrc
Es ss s ss nsca ss s5s s i.sg s
used and IA perfect order GnuLpSMIrii customer, VIII
nor FURNITURE contained in the private esnce al Is West Ee
enh street pear SIKH assnne ogessr wh variety Of par
plated Sr The psros are Furnished with two spen
rich trade reception covered
nessn xose Mod mirror l dJor'
.,asry marble tor. superior seven octave pianoorte
sa,sd artists ns vs. s,aoe esnen md ks
oos sns Severed N plush rosswoo SSoecase eca with
csn wood pI.,s doors; oil psinnss eas. ware
china ia Co.'S The chsnssrs are furnished viii Bras
suite Extra .rse bureau rosewood Oessai double oulams
ana richly "a rosewood wasss,,aa al il mariea sld
cravings mrrrr~ io'c, with
aud SOC, Jcs bureaus wash.iand ingram carpets Ac a.
Uc1IoN yorIcs.-rHos BELL. ArcrIoyEER AND
"A ". :. TivMrsoN.-saic - ,aiasbc hcn.ched ffrpi.
via, entire valuable furniture cqu,,inei IN tho
ss 'S , IN Madison s s ,P ,s nSp s,
Brpse's, v.Dr AN ingram esrrsis cch curss.n>
chas ess eud plated ware a.. arcr particulars DAY q
1sic. DEPOSITS required
A rrTIos NnTrcy -cRocEEry AM ~ ,ss-HrSRy
ii liz DE- thslycs uit dealers ir,erty sirrt
mrgs a.sc'tes ol'r boz White arsae ani ali knls
ssss a. a. Goods ssrciay rciscsri lor shipping
A BARGAiS Will nv sotp At slfEnrSrs s,ur.
- = 20 ~ ~, h 49,; Y. ~ .S lay la a a,,s
-sud A. rsw q tsal neat west tpirs street irsivn
- lalrids and 20 fun nni Hamilton avenue
ferries. Iesr ff Foo h1u-e = ty - feet three Story
nigb st-r and ~ ~ fccs deep
>IHgRr r SIcottY. ArCTIoyrFR ny ALBrRT
n o. NrrOAN. ofcr No Brgsf s'rcrt-Re guar sucfon
aud bonds At the M~rTnfs ENeaugc every
LAY a1d Dor bought ant colt stlc.
shs Iay - ", f,pck see cattosle.
fyARpFTIyG, ouCTyOTH MATING &c-I W.
~ tRfST AfsaR. Augiiuncer Will ssli us tav Detpber
Al ~ 10 Usck. ~ = r0wery thr lilsnre ~ seek ri csr
'riine snd f consisting " son yeTts ~ w rrain.
arFe Ia of -els snd velvet carpets s hspn, aaf rtg
srpet stair ~trge. gni drugget. ais i ~ 20 riCioih
AMI mating - yarls remnants su4in from twenty
wrbo aud T. well wutlly Tn sen'1n ~ house
keepers and dealers. ~ order q
f,oSs1 ,RtF's ssts-By VIRTUE ~ ~ .xEcu
~ TIN wi cSp1c ior sale = riAh ,snile ~ wond'y
lhr llh insta - W, oeck n NJ ~ w clinton etrFrr
csse, Sc., &c " I. BfNsN .kSGER, Constable.
rRocKERy, CLASS CHIN, tNp Fanny WARE
y = ~ BARTLFfr aue,ncef = IN exrs large ard choice
,,cls-k A. NJ. ~ re.ri sseci y, BARTiRrT cOwrS
kinds ~ whie granite Cinl tn sr- reb toilet Sets
ware ~ ~ Sorts glassware, - IN los 1oT cy aat
country dealeta tall AID scr.
nAvrD scuTT. AUTHORITATIVE. SELL. rms
d.v Monday Ovi0her M. ~ n "a bpts In Hudson
Ia Improved part o. The cry. They be sold
highee bidder. without reserve cle estate. Part
rarrirars apply he auconcer 20 Montgomery street Jer
sey ivy
IyxTrxsTvr SALE rIIrs DAY oF NEW AND SECOND
~ hand furniture No. - Canal street. consisting
bureaus mahsnauy marble tables SOFAS lounges bed
scads carpets cohs pttnres stoves ha cane and wood
house and serekccpcrs sale v oinmcns, ., e, ococt
precisely. AlENt AthiNNbNs AWhohcefs
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CPECTAL NOTICE
- Cltppsr 10th Occsber.
ROSS rALGONER a 10 - LINE FOR SAN FRANCfSCO
The ciipper chip CREST or THE WAVE colley master
pier n having hhf Of her cargo board, viii
have immediate dispatch and leave before her day For
balance OF freight apply 90
No. ss Wall street Toutine Building. second floor