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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

1850
The market rules dull but holders are firm, and prices
without change
The only important transaction, is the sale Of $500
bags Rio per Neptune to arrive at ii cts
We quote prime Rio at III to II cts; good 111 cts;
Java 14k to 16 cts
WHITE ELDER Coffee Brokers.
Baltimore, November G. 1858.
FLOUR We heard of no transactions in Super oday
but we note sales of 900 bbls Ohio Extra at $525 All
descriptions of Super freely offered S. Baltimore
ground Family selling 81 and Extra at $3.50 Rye
Flour at S4 25, Buckwhea s2a2 so per 100 lbs in
bulk, and Corn Meal at s4G425.
GRAIN-The offerings very light to-day. This
together with the ncement weather. checked
operations and the market proved dull about previous
rates The aggregate offerings only 5000 bushels.
White Wheat brought l40 cents for prime and quote
very prime las cents fair to good 13O1135 cents,
medium at I200125 cents and common I05dl15
Red is rather dull at I00G10 for to medium
1129l5 cents for good and 1lS cents for prime White
yellow at 6S for and S0S2 cents for old Oats
rather dull but steady at 40G44 cents for Maryland
and 45G47 cents for pennsylvania. rye at o5Cg7o
cents for Maryland and S0983 cents for Pennsyl-
vania.
MoLAssES.-we have sales to note The market
continues very quiet We quote Cuba cayed 2fd25 Mus
coyado 26G2S Porto Rico 2SG32 England Island 26G2S
cents
PR0vlsIoNs:-we are not advised of any movement Of
cents and Sides and Hams at s1GsH cents Bacon is
seing IN small lots to supply at Td7K cents for Sh0u
aes yy cents for Sides and 1Od13 cents for Hams as
TO quanty City cured Ness Pork is selling al $16.50,
Prime at Sl4 so and Rump at s13 5 Batmore Mess Beef
at Sl5 and No at S12 Lard is quiet at IL cents for
Western, and 9H d94 cents for City
RICE-The market is quiet at GaK cants for fair to
good, and 3Ad3H cents for nrime SsSo|H - ~ -
SUGAR.-The market continues vsr, or;ot We ouote
grocers styles do s6757 so rs,anu AZ @
Rico s625@7 fully fair to prime and choice do $7 a5S
SEEDS-The market for Cloverseed ia dec;JedS FrrSsr
with aso0o demand lot prime new. Sales day Of 50
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
GOA STWISE

New YoRK-Scbr. Jn0. Price
cases metal, T. Whitridge & Co.; bskt champagne
Geo L. Harrison; 35 bags nuts VIM Bridges 30 do 90 II
bales almonds Schwartz Dix 254 bars iron 25 bdls
j. Hartshorn 45 bars do, Rogers Wethera 100 axles
Keyser Troxel & CO.. 10 cases matches Robinson Lord
Co; go boxes tin, 16 rolls lead F. L. Parker 4 CO. Sc
pigs do do tin Lucas Bros Is bbls. rum J f. Miller
Co; 25 bars iron, J. II. Smith; 16 axles box Jen.
kns Sons; 40 pkgs. mdse., Baker, Bros. & Co.. 800
Jumps pipe clay, 5o0pkgs mdse.. sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Str. PdrkerS6lyg
81 pkgs. wine, c. H. Myers & Bro 25 do do De Cor
mis- Il Rogers; 34s do. liquors. NJ. Schneider; 500 do
mdse., sundry persons.
BosToN-Schr. D. C. SiurgsS.
90 drums. Goldfish Wilmington Montell GOO boxes her.
rings j. F. Pope; 20 bags nberts do pea nuts so box
cigars, Schwartz & Dix; pkgs. palm leaf Wm. Will
kens Co.. 297 bbls. apples so bags saltpetre order
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THREE DAYS Latter r."

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The Boston. Concord and Montreal Railroad

Inc boston. concord ana Montreal Railroad.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. 5.-A hearing before re-
ferees of the suit of Warren II. Smith against the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad, GROWING
out of the construction by the plaintiff of portion
of said road, is now going in this CITY. The nd
doanum of the writ is S8OOOOO and the balance
claimed to be recovered by the plaintiff is about
100000. Both parties are represented bv strong
array of legal talent, 5
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"AShISGToN, Nov 5.-By an arrival at New Or
leans on Saturday, it is ascerained that Swedisb
brig was lost on the 10Th ut, close at the month Of
the river; also an English brig from st. Thomas to
No lives were lost. NV si'eN'
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vestigation Demanded-Travel on tn,
Plains.
ST. Louis, Nov. 6-The Republican publishes =;
communication from leading Mormon, statiu
that they have been traduced and slandered, am
demanding full and impartial investigation of al
charges against them, with the view of counter
acting and overcoming the existing preiudice.
against that sect.
Mr. Wallace, recently from California ria Sal
Lake, reports having the Plains, ], ,565 We
hices; S,OGl yoke of oxen 704 mules 46 horses ano
l.230 head of loose cattle
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Marion Crops, of the murderers, is a character
well known the police annals of the city he has
arrested many times charges of riot assault and
drunkenness and dsoTery conduct and bears the
reputation of bold, bad man He foremost in the
attempt the of GSmbr Friday evening and
failing in that he turned his attention the deed blood
with which he stands charged He is about twenty
years of age five feet nine inches in height, and weighs
about IT'S lbs His complexion is fair, his hair and eyes
light whskers with full face and rather good ex-
preston. He does not follow any particular business
a livelihood, and has spent much time with the rip Rap
club, of which he is member He resides on Pearl
street, Fayette
Peter Corrie has been arragned any serious
charge. He is known man who gets drunk occasion
ally is then troublesome When his sprees he
with the rip Rap crowd but is not member of the
club. He is butcher by trade and works for brother
in law who carries the business in the Western section
of the city He is ruddy complexion with dark hair and
eyes, is five feet eight inches high weighs about 165
pounds and is twenty five years of age. He was absent
in the West for time lately but returned to the city
few months since, and has assisted in the perpeta
on of one of the most horrible crimes in the annals
the city.
SCENE OF THE MURDER.
The house occupied by Rigdon is twestory and an at
tic brick dwelling No. 46S the north side of West Bal
tmore street. between Pearl and Pine streets The lowe
story front has two bow windows, with door betweer
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Yellow Fever at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The deaths in this citv
Dy yellow lever yesterday were eighteen
ihe Europa Outward B0und.
HALIFAX, Nov. 5.-The Steamship Fnrn''a arr;ro5
mere aE from Boston at 23O A. NJ, and sailed again at
4.5o lor Liverpool. Weather calm and raini5g.
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The nlInOis EIectio,

SPRINGFIELD, lis, Nov. G.-Eighty-three coun-
ties have been heard from. If the vote of the re-
naming counties is the as in 1856, the Demo
cratic State Ticket will be elected by small ma
jority.
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MUNEMENT
The following tables will show the fluctuations in
soils since the 18th inst:
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Wisconsin Election

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-In the lid Congressional
District Charles Larr abee Dem. has majority
of ,l30 votes, with Ocarto and Shawanu co1ptie,
to hear from. Larrabee is considered elected owe,
Billinghurst, (Rep., the present member
Health of New Orleans-ArrivaI of the RlacL
Warrior.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Deaths by fever yester
day 90. 'N''e
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived from Ha
vana with upwards of $500, 900 in specie
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'1e o1 ..II'S'pFtHFtU from CharlesfOu.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.-The health of the city has
greatly improved. There have been only three
deaths from fever since Saturday, and thev were
comm connnea 70 the upper wards. Physicians consider
1T safe for citizens to return IN tte 80
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FIRES
The alarm of fire at half past o'clock Saturday
evening and also the alarm at o'clock last evening
false The alarms both proceeded from the Western
section of the city.
About half past 10 o'clock last night, fire discov
cred in small twostOry house, No 500 West Baltimore
street The loss is estimated at $6O Supposed to have
been the result of incendiarism
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A UcTIoN YoTIcE-H. WILSON, AUCTIoNEER :

A UCTloN N0TICE.-H WILSON, AUCTIoNEER -
Osany sssssn
three mag & suits Of sod rosewood psror furniture
rench satin costly pier and manei French plate mirrors
sy o e eoy s ca large and
the mos. expensive kind elegant china ware and dinner
particular attention Of housekeepers hotel keepers aud
Shs trade generally Is called to the large and extensive ea
DC to be sold at public ausSn to The high
Between Fin snd Sixth sveSass at ocoot ON
Feb being the contents Of the above i've story
eose the estate Caalosres ready by O'Clock morning of
SALE Shsn the whole can be examined
solid rosewood suits covered in maroon blue ana gold and
Gothic ana Turkish easy chairs in moqet and satin
Ga m b oS anS ARM an
sve rosewood secretary book lined with six and satin
ops seod aud
tables win marble tops three costly v tn
ladies' rosewood workables day bronze and ormu
escapes painted order in France magnificent
plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold frame man
ed lace window curtains and corncs large and
winter scenes marine views scrpturai pieces superior
pieces %c The whole forming
seven 9ctsye elegant case hnished all rean na,d plate
aSie ana costly piano Covered in
satin, with elegant and costly embroidered
solid RSls5sd go sa%s
cloth together With ali he ruby and cryss cut glass ware
wines champagne tumblers goblets and decsners TO
match rich china dinner costly silver
dinner service 2nch savers cake baskets cot
fee and forks liquor stand superior table
cutlery, marble pitchers. &C.
Chamhers-Costly solid rosewood and mahogany bed.
steads marble top bureaus washsands and COM
mstch hair mattresses from 40 tn
100 pounds made to order and In excellent condon Ingram
carpets clocks toilet tables towel racks
toilet cloths stair carpets ami rods mahogany eush
chars rockers Sofas lounges couch beds hall stands
dining tables together with large and desirable
sortmen of basement utensils &c &c with which the sale
will The sale Of the above furniture is rendered
absolutely necessary and will positively take place without
regard 10 weather responsible person will be in attend
|ance ship the articles out of the city at
reasonable charge Deposits satisfactory to the auctoneer
reduie all Terms cash. and only
money this city will be received in payment of
bils.
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A LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A BRAGG 4 CO.
10 Will sen at ancon on Tuesday, February p at t01
10 clock NJ at their store 80 Corandt 800
mens womsns misses and ehdrens boots shoes brogaas
hi CHEST bidder.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GILBERT S eAyAGE. AUCTIONEER-wITL SELL AT
u ss-srocu S3 Cedar street Tuesday Feb at 10 A NJ;
Dry goods clothing hosiery lace goods Jeweiry. fancy
noaAd Ar
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A ucTtoN SALE or ELEGANf HousEHohp Fuayi.

IA tufe-A N. CRIsTALAR. auctisncer. will sell this
|iAy Feb A. 10Y oclck the entire furniture contained in
house No - seventh avenue between Fourteenth and Fiji
eeuh streets consisting In part OF mahogany and rosewood
sOfs- lounges marble top Wristbands and centre
abes French plate mirrors and looking glasses OIL paintings
cravings hne Brussels aud olclohs hal
snds elegant dining table ingram capeng
uches bedrooms containing msho ysny and rosewood
,ureaua wardrobes, French bedsieads look
abics iron hssesds, mshogsny chairs wsshstsods cham
csrpcis Ac rocking and chairs beds and bed
kitchen enss together with large number Of other
rtcles to menton The above sale IL well
worthy attention Of the trade every article will be sold
without
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A LBERT II NtooLAY AUCTIOsEER.-BY ALBERT
IA II kICOLAY, ofce No. Broad street-Regular auc
ton sales Of stocks bonds and other securities
day Socs and bonds bought and sold private sale aud
al the Board sale this day al l2 oclooa at the
ENchsnge. For gsrucui airs see caalogues
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uCT1ON SoTrcE--JoHS JACOBS, AUcrIoNEER :
A L. JACOBS CO. win sell this day Monday. Feb
81 half 10 O'Clock at 40T Brosdwsy large
n watches Jewery and fancy goods The stock OF retail
sore.
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THOMAS J. MILLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
of desirable story cottage house with lease Of lot
THOMAS j. MI.EE will sell at auction Monday Feb d.
IL O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the desirable
two story and basement brick cottage house No $50 West
Twenty street. together with lease OF lot which has
above 10 years TO bense &c newly painted and IN the
ground rent $50 per apnum. To q small family desiring
comfortable residence the above offers every nducemen
Further particulars 1T the Office Of the auetoneer No.
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NEW YORK ANp LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers.
The ships comprising this line are ,,,-,
The BALTIC Captain Joseph somstock
The ADRIA1IC Captain James West
Theae ships having contract expressly for
service every been taken their
sructon also In their engines, to insure strength and
speed their accommodations for unequal
elegance and comfort
The steamers this line have improved tight
parmens and expense has spared make them all
the thorough examination them proves
their mode OF construction yet unequalled
passage from New York to Liverpool IL first cabin
$3.50 in do $40 From Liverpool to New York 39and
D guineas An experienced attached to each ship
No ber,hs be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED or SAILING.
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m ATTFRY PIAtE HUTETr-FOK SAIE At AUG.
ID ton nv " m LUDLOW, auconeer the 9th % Feb.
usry nssu OF ~ at the Merchants Exchange sale
ererpiory under Of foreclosure Terms
sodang This property IL bounded Greenwich street.
y ashipRton street and Bstiery place.
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rpwAnp scHENCE .AuCIIoNEER-BY Y. az.

yDWArD SCHENCh, AUCI1ONffR-Bf r. y. u.
IN sCBETCR-On Monday, s,h inst, d O'Clock, at the
aesroou = Nassau street bay mare 1874 hands high Ave
old warranted perfectly sound, Kind and gentle in
very way good traveller and can trut IN 800 also bright
av horse sk hands high kind in single and double harness
speudd saddle horse, can be driven by child; has
-otted within month In about hree minutes sold
~ owner has no further for him; also dapplc gray
fu hauds hsh nine old, warranted perfectly
ound knd gentle IN every very superior family
o stylish appearance and o great boom "a free
rom all trick or fault will stand without tying also coupe
ootawAy and n set OF single harness.
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|Dy IospPH uHGEMAN.-TuESDAY FEBRUARY o.
|t1 nj ncock r. NJ at No "a Powers street between Pa
dr aud streets Brooklyn. paror chamber and kch
n iturc.
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH 4 CASH CAPITAL
w OF Ron % fSun, to join the advertiser IN the busl
ness Of manufacturing usnuas ladies aud children
co'hsns kc having knowledge Of the bust
ness preferred Address Mrs s. j. Broadway Pos, Office
neef tAna street Tor three days
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rv,IyOMAsJ MILLER. AUCTIONEER- FORECLO sURE

THOMAS J. MILLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of chatel mortgsge-By order of he assignee OF the
undivided part household MOTEL furniture TOs
j. MILLER viii sell at auction on Wednesday Feb TO- 1883
O'Clock No. 1872 West street large and varied
hotel furniture consisting in part of double and
single bedseads washsands looking glasses, mattresses
chairs pillars holsters bed quilts safe counters desks &C.
extensive assortment Of kitchen furniture,
with which sale Will Catalogues embracing
the list ready, being the undivided bali interest of
Milton Holmes mortgage Stephen g. Wood Jan H. 1885,.
MARTIN +. BREASTED Assignee.
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R. wARD's USFoRrUNArvs rRfFSD

nj oShE'-Dh NAhn .,s !. ntohft ~
private diseases No other nfsble reliance for cople
and permanent cure. All disappointed call Or ward
all afflicted 10 DR. Ward. cure guaranteed. Female
dscsse successfully treated His monthly pills ~ per b
never kr OF the desired ELECT Conruts0n strictly conf
Of HrOaiway.
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DAwNBROKERs SALE JOHN MORTIMORE, NO. 4
Fast Broadway, VIII sci! this day, at 10 o'clock. large
and well assorted stock Of aud womens airing appa
rel he'd and bedding. sc By order of r. FARkEi, 462
Eighth avenue. =. S-Next sale. Tuesday, 9th inst
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L,OR PORTSMOUTH AND PETERS sURG-THE
in United States mail steamship ROASt IKE, captain
skinner will leave Neduesday the 10th
O'Clock +. ~, from pier - North river She viii arrive
the and Petersburg follow
Passengers the South will proceed directly
the great Southern mail line Those for nchmond will
arxve there early Friday morning Travellers find
hk the spes plcasantes aud most expeditions
and fare, with Norfolk. 81 Peters
burg and Richmond, $40 Apply to LUDLAM PLEAsANTs
No ~ broadway.
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DEMoyAL-NEw LONDON Ann NORWICH PRO
IL "cr line removed from pier No ~ North river, {,
pier No H. foot OF Corandt Propeers Qrinehoug
Decatur and shetucket together wsh steamers Connecticut
snkWorcester, form sally and freight line
neclng with the Mes London. wimantc and Palmer and
Norwich and worces,cr railroads For p.sege, freight
other information INQUIRE OF s. MARTIN, Aces, -fcs
Zoo, OF Corilanft street
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THOMAS MILLER, AUCTI0NEER. -PEREMPTORY
sale foreclosure of mortgage, under direction of
Livingston Livingston, Esq., referee elegant brown stone
house and lot Mad navenueTlOMASJ j. MILLER will
sell auction Tuesday February at IL o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange IN pursuance of judgment OF the
Supreme Court the elegant house and lot the norheastery
Thirty third street stories
under cellar high stoop brown stone front
containing all the modern improvements Terms will be
very liberal, much Sl5,ooD remain If desired
LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON Referee.
ST Or IN
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NroTfCE-MRs FLpRy, NO. 13 BRoONE SIREE1
IN gives true information all events OF ME- By The es
Of the plsnsta kc answers all questions business
r~ee shserf friends. kc., BY magnetism. She wesss
French Fnksh aud ge-msn
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IIorsE sALE.-sPLENnIn rrRNr1IfRr RIcn MI

too AID v9vet carpets, costly Frcnch plate pier add
irnts three suits Of rich paror furniture
sncfore fsyen octave Valuable oil painting pearl and s
pr cutlery &C., 81 No 2s West Twenty third street near
iehih avc'ue. DANIEL 3. HOUGH Auctioneer will sell
morrow Tuesday Feb y Al ~ O'Clock the entire furn
are nf shove house which IL OF the best m
sting of rae aud c,s'y pier and manei mirrors superior
piauofOrte elegant suits NJ parlor urniture In rich
sn,sco and brocsdes do In green aud gold
sv rose aud secretary book solid carved 70 90.
God ceure sofa and per tables three superior Rosewood
eceres tops Win rlfror doors and backs
Old reception chairs 10 rich satin and tapestry
I rcrner eeeeres with rirror backs rich lace wndov
sra aai shfdes bronze and ormolu clocks costly china
.ses and nj paIr ornamsne sc with number Of anr
pa tings dining and humber furniture elegant az
[ ahes chairs rich gold land decorated tea and coffee
te eran, ruby and glassware. pearl and cuerv
,ke hsskr sers bureaus wa s'tnds with marble tops
al dcaa "A chna toilet eets host hair mattresses
"A nedpe r,rch oval mirror thOgang quits
bsr rlh cottage and mahogany spring chairs
c,f HAN ssaa ocloth a. sale positive, ADD postpone
en-.
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TUE COMPREHENSIVE HERErOt0RE EXISTING
i under the name and style Of Burgheim, Hodge Go
this day dissolved by mutual consent Al our sreors
will s.sh their accounts Powders NM o.,
CiarenksA Dist, =. G. y ~ " htit~iN,
Krscsrsrs. s. C.. Jan. l. 1854 =. A. HARyIN
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DfCORDs PRACTrCF+-C. n. HAMMOND. " n, PUPIL.
IL ~ Ricord Of Paris who Ia the first living surgeon for
diseases t Of the sexual system and Of Proesors Car
nochsn and Mott Of this city be consulted in English
French personally by letter At hs ofce No 81 Roctsr
street east OF broadway, nom TO and from clock
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1,HCs. vE1TCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO l6 SPRUCE
street-Mortgage sale of the contents OF shpyard,
Wednesday Feb 10 1885, AT 10 A. NJ at No 3 South street,
consisting OF spsrs poles, oak &c yellow pine tim
bers plank spruce timber, plank and boards Hack
knees float stages, old mass track lot of oakun,
and pitch. wedges carriages horsng irons and
beetles &c &c; also office furn consstng OF desks
chairs iron safe &c CHARLES e. CONNER,
for
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VIM Writer'S AUCrI0NEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day, Monday at clock at asa Canal street the en-.
gentee of family leaving the city Tapestry
other carpets hall oclohs French plate pier glasses
tables piano mahogany book curtains, sofas,
rocking easy and parlor chairs mahogany and other bed
sead spring hair and other maresses feather bedsAbol
sters pillows spreads sheets blankets table linen, marble
dressing bureaus weshstands toilet SETS dining room
and fitohen furniture &c All OF the above goods are in
good order families going TO housekeeping Sale rain
shine. House 10 let
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Fer freight passage apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS, No. IS Wall ssreet, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool
Is. G.. WAINWRIGHT 4 co, Paris.
The of these shpe will not be accountable for gold
slvLr bullion specie jewelry precious metals
less bills of pg signed therefor the value thereof
expressed therein.
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IbwAgn sguENcK, AuCTloSgER-By Esrsl

y SCHEkCK. Tuesday, Feb o. NJ II O'Clock, at their
,lesrcc - Nassau street. special sale ~ magnificent gold
stchet diamonds jevefy comprising hunting and open
chrononeers duplex patent and detached levers also
dies enanehed watches set with diamonds also dauout
raceets brooches pins earrings and rings in cluster
nd snee sone al mounted In ~ gold also Forentue
nd Roman mosaic cameo carbnnce and other sets Of pins
nd earrings gold vest guard aud fob chains cbaeanes
tive By crder of the assignee
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4 UCTIoN sAIE-THIs DAY. AT O'CLOCK. WITH
A nj 3fT Boyery furaiure, counters show
Eases esrher ware clothing hardware, and variety of
''' CRoMELIEN 4 co, Aucuoneers.
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L,OR HAVANA AND NEW oRIEAns.-Tgy UNITED
II States mail steamer CAHAwaA ID. Buloch, com
msnder will commence receiving frefh on Tuesday, Feb
q and sail for the above ports Friday, Feb IL At Is
O'clock precisely, from pier foot Of Robin
LIVINGSTON, ckOCHERoN A CO, IS Park place.
NOTrCE.-rHE STEAMER CAHAwBA WILL DIS
~ charge and receive freight pier foot Of Warren street
for this trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08

yVANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND SET or FUR.
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