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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SUPREME ~CoURT.-The October term of this Court
commenced ON Monday last, Associate Justice Robert
son presiding. In the case of the King vs.. Dyack, a
Chinaman charged with an assault with a dangerous
weapon, the defendant was acquitted. In the case of
the King vs.. J. Wilkinson, landlord of the "World's
End charged with selling liquor on the Sabbath,
the decision of the Police Justice-imposipg a fine of
SIO0-was re-afirmed. There are two more foreign
cases on the docket, which will probably occupy the
attention Of the Court until tomorrow, when the
native jury is ordered to be in readiness. The case Of
the man who murdered the woman at Eva, in July
last, will, it is thought, come up during the latter
part of the week.
The SrEAMER.-we are gratifed to learn from
Messrs. Williams & Co., that the steamer now being
built in Boston for them, is in rapid course of con-
Istruction. No expense would be spared to make her
q safe, strong and commodious sea boat. She has a
ladies saloon, smoking room and forward cabin. She
will come out under sail and steam, leaving about
December l, and ought to be here from the 10th to
Both OF March. Her cost will be from ~forty-fve to
$50. 900. -
Ice CREANs The warm weather Of the past week
makes ice creams again 9 luxury Nessrs, smi>k and
Pickering. have added to- their es.Ablishment . side
- apd vsrandsh BY means Of which ladies may
- q kealooa without paesink through ne ffont
apsst14 Both ~ shove and Huddy,s aloon are
lhvoff1oH
81 K~aAhs1srn street.
0ore, 5 Ane speeinen Of the
$500 - rs ASCENT olockmakefr.
~4<4 8%4 5N
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ENCAMpNpv, :

I. o. O. F.-Under the jurisdiction of the R. W q -
United States. The regular meetings Of this R,,.1
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS -
Resident and visiting members are ~respecauny srass
Per Order.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1853. ~
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By the above statistics. it would appear that an annual aver
age OF $50 brs Of whale oil, or 400 brls Of sperm, yields an
interest Of 40 per cent on the investment. Should the annual
product Of oil decrease even one-half. it still leaves, according to
the above figures, . fair return on the capital If shp-oTners
bot ft cut their vessels with ordinary economy, there is no
reason Why the vhale-fshery should decline. 1t is only the
plan Of sending out ships costing $4,000, and even 100000,
that Is sure to bring a disastrous result on the enterprise
The arrival Of the Black Sea on Sunday, IL days passage,
places us in receipt of the United States mail Of August 20, and
- Francisco papers to the 18th of September We notice no
change in the market quotations, prices generally being very
low, and stocks heavy. A sale OF 100 hal; bls 3 l. sugar IS
noted as having been made on the 18th at &c "a &C. The low
price Of potatoes had induced a large shipment to HOngkong.
On Monday. the whaling bark Eliza adams arrived, being
the first vessel from the Arctic, and reports nearly all the vessels
in that sea- The report is much more favorable than the carrier
reports received rum the same ground last year, and we think
there IS good reason to believe that the average in the Arctic
VII be larger this season than last The Eliza adams report
vas issued in an Extra in time to dispatch by the mail
The Yankee sailed on Monday with a very heavy cargo and
large LIST Of past n- We notice the lolsxing shIgg%s1.s
10S5s gals szn- 100 tons
Ths Go,nefxa sailed yesterday, taking a considerable guam
THY o. domesdc produce to Victoria In her cargo, We notice
manifested l17S2s ls sugar. 2l65 gallons mOlasses, 200 sacks
nour, and ss1 900 in COIN
The Efza 4 Ella having secursd abou- 40 passengers from
the ship Nasf1, viii sail on Saturday for Hougkong. These
wrecked Chinese are exceedingly fortunate in thus obtaining a
vessel to carry them On with so little detention They have been
residing here
By sdvfcrs from San Francisco, we IeaA that the next mail
may be expected by the clipper ship Flying Dragon, to sail on
the 3Oh Of sept, for this 2ort- The Ocean Express will pro-
babIy arrive during the week, but no mail il expected by her.
Business Is slowly Improving rs the season advances We
anticipase about the usual fan business at this port, though the
season nay be = little later than last year
The L. & Consular exchange urasn at this port, amounting
70 about s9O0o, szs taken up .; par. Last year at this time,
ezchanss ruled At 5 per cent discount
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MECHANICENn

TAKE NOTICE III Coz
Drills and Meetings will Be siss =
their Engine House. p@ nag 3
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Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1859. shRG,

HoNOLOLU LfCEUM.-r.
above Association are hereby notified ,ba. -as
Society viii be held at u O'Clock eve,v pn - naa<
at the rooms under Fort Street Church n. IN
FRANZ. BIypr \
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DESIRABLE O |!

IfL/E
THE UNDERsiGNED WOULD INVITE
Islands to his large and varied stock of fancy goods, comprising
the most varied stock in the town, many of which have been re.
ceived per late arrivals from the United States aud Europe, and
I'' - GEORGE CLARK,
ROBBINET MOSQUI NETTING, 30
~ inches wide-fOrsaie at CLARk's,
MISSES WHITE COTTON AND LACE
IA ,!4t f0se-f0r sale at cLA tstss stree.
CHaLDR ORE; WHITE coTToN AND
l74-tf Hotel Street.
ADIEs' Isle THREAD HOSE PLAIN
TAFT Hotel Street.
ADIEs' HEELEn GAITERs-FOR SALE
Is4sf oLAh hS,s1 Street.
AIDES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,S
CLARK's,
INDIA RUBBER roYs-FoR SALE AT
174-tf Hotel Street.
ERENcH ARTIFICIAL FLowERs-FoR
174a A Hotel Street.
GETS vALENCIENNEs COLLARS AND
sleeves-for sale at CLARK,S,
1I4-tf Hotel Street.
GETS HoNIToN COLLARS AND SLEEVES
- for sale at CLARK's,
1I+f Hotel Street.
WINS ~; GRAPE sHAwhs 5l1S IS; . SALE
EsABIEs' HOODS, WAISTS. n BABIEs'
lott Hotel Street
VELVET RIBBONS. FROM les TO 4
l74tf Hotel Street.
Crockery |! Crockery /! % Crates!
THE. UNDERsIGNED HAS JUST RE-
ceived per " Humphrey Neson'' a wen selected assortment
Dinner, breakfast and tea sets,
cream jugs, sugars, water pitchers,
Flat dishes. vegetable dishes,
Butter dishes. soup tureens etc 70
All the above are of the best granite and ironstone white ware.
For sale by u7tto H. W. SEVERANCE.
EN &c ,aIc;Ia : P psr.s LEAD; JUST RECEIVED
~ DOZEN PIE FRUITS. Elk |
~ Humphrey Nelson" For sale sy
m BOXES ENGLISH SALT WATER |
l7+tf II. v. SEVERANCE.
M F FINE COLON TEA, PER
~ ~, Yankee" For sale by
q GALLONS CoPAL vARNIsH, IN 5
114a H. W. sEvERANoE.
0REGON SALMON IN BARRELS, ORE
Smoked salmon. just received p : c ! y eres sb,p : n,.cr
Sea" and for sale BY u74tD n. v. sEvERANCE.
KEEP o
Ice Creams Ice Creans Ice Croansl
zII||| ! =
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I,
VESSELS IN PoRT-oCT. 8.

Hnw- bark MAlcgo. Tettjuch-
Hanovasizn bark yer1en, Coppeunann-
Am ship Eliza & Ella, Lunt-
Am clipper ship Sylvia, Swasey-
~ bark Humphrey Nelson. Cheilani-
A ship Siam. Rice
Hag Vi bark Cynthia, Sherman
An boEk Mc7eka. NcCasIin.
Am Nh b1Yk Ripple, Chadwick
Am Vi ship Jefferson Hunting
An b6x Agate, Goddard
Hs~. bnvk Gambia, Brooks
Am ship Biack Sea, Cate
Am N ba<k Eliza Adams, Thomas.
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PAMPHLETS AND BOUND VOLUMES.
Hawaiian postage only, collected on pamphlets and bound
volumes to all fo:eign countries
For each pamphlet containing 40 p ges or less,.-.....4 cents.
For each pamphlet containing from 10 to $50 pages,...-S cents
For bound volumes, 2 cents an ounce or fraction Of an ounce.
Newspapers and periodicals to foreign countries, (but par
ticniarly to the Continent of Europe) must be sent in narrow
bands open at the sides or end, otherwise they are chargeable
with letter postage. A. K. CLARK, p. N. G.
Post-Oo6ce. Honolulu. Oct. It. IS59-l74tf.
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The MARKEr.-The interior Of the market is un-
'~dergoing a thorough transformation. in view Of its
speedy occupation by-Messrs- Brewer & Co. Enough
coral tagging has been taken up and piled outside to
furnish material for . respectable house.
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Fson ZEE ARcrlc FLErr.

From THE ARCTIC FLEET.
~ The whaIeship Eliza adams is just in, bringing the fol-
lowing reports-most Of them up to Auguet Is. She LEFT the
Arctic Ocean on the Sd Of September. She brings 100 barrels
af oil
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TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD INVITE
Il the attention of the ladies of Honolulu and the Hawaiian
Islands to his large and varied stock of fancy goods, comprising
the most varied stock in the town. many of which have been re-
ceived per late arrivals from the United States aud Europe, and
GEORGE CLARK,
lTi-tf Hotel Street
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CAPTAIN DALE--The recent mail brought no news
of Capt. Frank Dale, Of the Fleetwood, lost off Cape
Horn on the 4th of May last. Captain Dale, it will
be remembered, with his wife. son, and sixteen men.
were supposed to have tried to reach the Falkland
Islands in q boat.
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A UCTION NOTICE
q 49,. sASNiEIcEyr AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD

a !. 49,, ! ASNIrIcEET AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
Rose wood Drawing Room suis octave rosewood Piano
iore Eegeres pier and ante Mirrors velvet and Brussels
Chandeliers Curtains stauary oil Paintings bisaue
and Dresden china Vases Hertz extension dining Table
On WEDNESDAY October i. Al iox O'clock precisely
four story residence 2S West Fourteenth street.
A. W. PORTER, AucTIoNEER
The auc'ioneer would call particular attention 10 the above
Of household urnure and works Of art offered at anc
ton In this city the furniture ali for the
s IN s
wood dining sus richly carved in fruit and flowers aud
and oop:',ss Of s.c i,s Sofas arm
sus. oD S he esca centre d T
lined with satin wood lAdys Table Encogneurs
.s so ssa s
omou Chandeliers French plate pier Mirrors
% match and cornoes and Bsons
Painting and Music. the Seasons Flower Boy and Girl Cru
painted Figures oil Paintings BY celebraed artists
Madonna by SeIeIes Infant Whisper
Eonheur Fruit Pece Winter scenes In Canada Scenes in
ROSEWOOD OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE
richly carved legs case inlad with mother Of pearl and
.s Y s sns fully Stool
wood Has'and oicloth ss,r A EssPes Rugs de-
rors Bedstsads and Commodes to MATCH wardrooe Armour
% Siss ss Sai and e Stands china
Qu Glocs Mirrer. Boqsshslves also maho
a'' brussels oArpe'sb INN Df ROOM.
Buffet buffers Tray and Stand Arm Chairs richly cut and
engraved glass Gobes Decanters wines Champagne Fruit
css C s.ver Napkin Rns richly Decorated elm. Tss
Ges Al peces ivory hand ed Knives and Forks table Linen
oval Mirrors Engrav ings, &C. Also large assortment OF
TO parties in want Of first class household furniture this d
chance seldom offered a. every article will be perempoy
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a LBRRT NJ GRIFFRN, AycTIoNERR-oFrIcE as

A LBERT N. GRIFFKN, AUCTIONEKR-OFFICE 6D
"A Brosdway-Auction noce-Ma gnincent household fur
iure pubic auction rosewood drawing suits
BY broadway maEer velvet Carpets pisr ana mantsI
Mirrors lace Curtains az light bronze and ormou Chan
twenty sIth street near siz6 avsnuesae 10 commence Al
81 Ills friends and the public this SALE the catalogue
bracng largest and richest assortment of household usn
ture works Of offered al auction this the
celebrated Roth and Goldsmith and to be
perempory Sold Catalogues ut the house morning OF SALE
fsrlorswo French mantel Mirrors richly gilt frames
he &c. Suits carved In fruits and flowers covered
b three brocael consisting Of two ee sc Sofas two
mirror doors back Tables sauary
Bile tops match the suits ladies' Secretary and Bookcase
with sanwood do, work Tables card and loo Tables
ahi Simo1 chandeie' 8 imported BY Garprong Marcott
Co. superb artistic Bronzes representing painting, music
poetry night and morning, flower boy and girl and
china WAGES tapestry Carpets Rugs bronze
ard orolu clocks Pisnooe the richest
offered auction this season four round corners finished Al
Canterbury stool and French cloth cover books
and music hall rosewood Hastand Chairs Olcloh Stair Car
ret Rods Bedrooms Rosewood bedroom Furniture en-
match Wardrebes Dressing Table. Shaving Stand, French
china Toilet Sets hair Mattresses. feather Beds Blankets
Chair reps oval Mirror eight day Clock Brus
sells Carpets Curtains &c Third and fourth stnresMahogany
and rench walnut chamber Furniture Bedding ingram
Sideboard Arm Chairs rich and engraved Wines Cham
psgnes, preserve Dishes Salts, &c. silver plated Caster,
Spoons Cake Basket coffee Urn glass Dec Aners Gobets
handle Knives and Forks napkin Rings Paran marble punch
Bowl ruby glass liquor Stand. water Bottles &C.; French
esraSie assortment Of basement and kitchen Furniture with
which the sale will commence
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A UOTION ENTHUSIASTICALLY EXPRESS
Persons about removing 70 the country In city win
Ind 70 er advantage TO call on GOuLDSAITHs express
No. l40 Varck -Four wagons furpi
tnre 70 and nom the country cart. at all times by
Piano for leone Of the best In Ne city Once open from
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A UcTION SALE OF CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.
n ware-By HENRY q. EVANS, Tuesday October Is
at 10 O'clock a. No So Maiden sse comprising compets
Glassware plated Casters Clocks &C. to be sod from The
shelves lots 70 suit dealers Sale positive Goods carefully
repacked for shipping.
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"A of T HEHR Hovs nREna f tu1'.
residence No. Seventh street near Third avenue
So ,u ..v., n,..v. p ras lots. contain ,,,,
swo tH1 ssven octave splendid instrument
sod gnsarnod csse sn1 S Hesn s 9y carved legs
organ s;..sh%sni Gilbert. make; 60. '-' '''' - 'ae
brocate Eeseps cene and Nae Tsb lcn as sc
SIssse. vaxs rnss p.rd ~. frame manIei and pier
and Pa;nnrs of he cSoces nnd rss gnres bronzes
A1Ao' Bearcor,. .ecora .,o-v
are furnished with rossWood Be1stesds snd Rurs.r.
Garpes sos Turkish easy Chairs and
ronain m.hovanx pssHso%s "a u r,y, rrn.,.
Chairs Pictuses IoIinr IL cane seat
01A1' '.'us Di Dining room S1ns and Easement
sac commence al I0E o,c,ock' ~ 80
Distance rom ts homse 1 JUN AVENUE cars pass snort
A UcTIoN NOTICE. -
"A PREPARATORY as SALE OF WARRANTED FIRST
GLASS ROSEWOOD. OAK AND BLACK WALNUT
stock contained in de store sOs Boat 1.rs
A. g FUTILE win sal Thursday and Friday At 1Ck
O'Clock al the above warerooms srse And vausc sci n
VA siass furniture consisting q variety
A''D DAA"iS' ng LIBRARY
nfnrH,u .vr
cHAMBER Sits
warranted 70 stand The teal ~ N .no Des manner and
TERn-Under $780, cash over 500 and under sso ninety
.------ - = -1Y-o- . paper:
UCTJON NOTICE.. BO0ART. AuCrrorrvp- nv
WOOL, .see Househoid "a gay ~ Oh o'clock, atsNo.
Tables Chais Cerpeh Oncoh wssSssnds sotas
~ xN-r9 hngrAvlngs, Bar Counter
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.; B0GARr AUTHORITARIAN
g. ne sncon rooms No Norih William street aouseSod
tng IA0ie COCK Bedstoads B4ds and Bedding Looking
- WsnNands; also 1900 6egarA ono gray Horse, two
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.
RINET, Fills CO., REIMa.
ID CHAMpA CINE WINES

RINET Fills CO., REIMa.
ID CHAMPAGNE WINES
The great reputation popularity which our Champagne
Wines have enjoyed for many France England and
Russia and the urgent request oen expressed by our
American friends that should present the
cap public has nduced US to forward stock and appoint
sole agents in the United States and the Cansdas for the
sale OF the and aer ourselves the excellent
taste and judgment of ercap win
Buet Fills Go. Champagne prominent position cata
logue of wines celebrated for their superior qualities
oder pure and excellent wine bright sparkling and
ing fruty richness found only real grape This
Champagne enjoys reputation 10 Europe impe
rial court Wine snd will
the Legion of Hor awarded only BY the Emperor
merit and worth engraved each label No others are
genuine.
Messrs Tualon, Hazard Co. sole agents since
jan l. 1852 BINET, Fills Il co.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

:. BLEECKER WILL SELL. on TUESDAY, OCT ~,
LA. e il oclok u Tho MsrchantC Exchange, Cherry
ana Water sireol very desirable Houses 81 50 and 81
Cherry street. and 66 and 668 water street. and perpetual
lease from he Remssn estate - low ground ront. for the
lots The sale Nh be psve and Aa3rds annusua oppor
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g. RICHARDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA. about 600 Of Boots aud Shoes auction
By RICHARDS WHITING. On wednesday, Oct g, At lOh
be offered this SALE both city country dealers the
all prime and desirable Catalogues samples
ready early morning Of sale.
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RICHARDS KINGsLAND. AUCTToNEER.
4 80 20 lOnLiNS AND GuITAKS.-RICHARDS KIN0gLAND
vi sell this day Tuesday ri 10 O'Clock at their
foHs . '1 sroadway an invoice Of French volns Violin
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EZRA LUpIoW Jr., salerooms No 66 Cedar street. n "
win sell this day Uuesday Oct IS at l0 O'clock al l0j
Lawrence street Brooklyn, Fulton avenue the
nre contained In said house. consisting part elegant vel
vet Tapestry and Brussels Carpets rosewood
Suits in four colored hroca,e elegant rosewood osomsns in
Cabinet writing Desk china chess Table, with
chessmen mahogany bedroom Furniture hair Mattresses
Curtains &c Dining Furniture including elegantly
decorated breakfast dinner and Set i'm
the sale will commence -
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4 UorroN NorIcE-AIL THE RICH FURNITURE or

4 UCTION NOTICE.-ALL THE RIOH FURNITURE OF
IA private family the store ITO Ninth avenue
near second street win be sold at orys.e sale
covered French satin crimson and brocael cost
when $780, viii be sold for $3.50; Parlor
Suit combating of large Soa six Chairs two Otto
VIM be sold for so is9 yards Of brussels Car
and pier Tables Etegeres mahogany Chamber Furnure &C.
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ORCHARDS KINGsLAND AUCTroNEER
~ HARDWARE RICHARDS KIN0LAND Z co. win
this day at 10 O'Clock their sAesroon 1853 Broadway
large assortment Of heavy and shelf Hardware lots TO sui
the trade N 7Tf7T'T sl7' - -
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UCrION NOTICE.-AT PRIVATE SALE, ONE LARGE
IA double Par,or Suite consisting OF
Tete tetes two arm two reception and eight medallion
paror Chairs covered Frer en- moaue' warranted upho
Eered viii be sold at great sacrifice for cash.
rosewood Paror Suit consisting of pieces viii be sold
for $780, lot OF rosewood Pa Tor and Bedroom
Carpets Paintings &C. Apply at the store ITO Ninth
near Twenty second street.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF THIRTEEN HOUSES
and Lots on Ihrd Avenue and Iwen,ysrth street 70
LKR will sell q auction on Tuesday. Oct IS 1882 At Il
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange the following desirable
propey:Thd svenne-Two Lots ives. side of Third ave
adjoining the Bulls Head Bank the northwest
three Lots southwest Of Third Twenty
sixth street. each = feet inches by "a feet
BeeTwo Lots south side OF Twenty sixth street. adon
ing the above each 9 feet by 10 feet nches frame
also one Lot COMMENCING % fee, Of the above
be Obtained at the oce OF the auconeer IS Wall
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A UCTION NoTICE.-MR. DOUGHTY, AUCrIONEER-
IA Household Furniture, Brussels and Velvet Carpets
rosewood Panoforte this day, at l0k o'clock at
saesroom y Nassau street viz: Rosewood psror Suit IN
and velvet Carpets rosewood and mahogany marble top
dressing and plain Bureaus: do, washstands rose
cases oak marble sdeboards oak extension Tables dining
Mattresses feather Beds and Bedding pier mantle Mir
oil Paintings and Engravings mahogany Chairs Sofas
Rockers, writing Desks ofce Tables, &C. together with
general assortment Of China Crockery Glass ware
the whole be permptory sold worthy the attention
of housekeepers aud dealer2- Catalogues ready
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PAWNBROkEks SALE or MEMS AND woMrNa
Bowery VII ssn III. Day Guesday OFT I 10y ococi
and alpaca Dresses broche and Grape Shaws Msnlss
hrge lot q mems Clcthng BY order OF Abraham isnr
son. % walker street, lato Of IS Reade street. o'A
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A WIDOW LADY WOULD LET A PLEASANT FUR.
"A nished front Room with CRATE and Bedroom adjoining
two gentlemen Of good morals Apply at 81
"
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HENRY II. LEEDS,7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
II g Nassau street-HEERY H; LEEDS co. WIN sell
Ct auction Tuesday Oct Is at II O'Clock in the gallery
No Nassau street. invoice OF $50 original OH Paintings
collected during the recent troubles in Italy They are with
pictures are becoming very scarce and elsewhere
sale Tor some time and afford an excellent
tuDiy for speculation They viii be sold highest bidder
without reserve. They now exhibition q above
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER -MAGNIrICENr
Span Of Horses Carriage and Harness. the property Of j.
Of H. sCHENCK, Friday 18th inst, at one o'clock
their saesroom No IS Nassau street. The Horses are an
eight Cd Of elegant style and action oge
er easily IN four minutes and
sound and gentle in way and believed to be al ne
span In the city have been driven for The
last eighteen months Also elegant open Barouche princes
metal mounting BULL 70 order by John r. Lawrence,
elegant double Harness match made 70 order by Lowden
The whole to be sold without reserve
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SALES AT AUCTTON.

a. Oct y :. The msrohsn!s' Exchaass n u o'clock,
On Eighth II lots, COMP ffonf lASh and lbh aus
On llMh st. g lots n and . p, between tn and 9Th
block and elegant mansion bounded BY streets and
avenues sale peremptcry Maps, &C., as No Pine street.
A J. BLEEcKER, SON CO. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
the Merchants Exchange Ave Cherry and Water Get
Houses They are boweon Clinton Montgomery Streets
and very convenient and genteel rcsldences.
DUTCH BULB ROOTS. AT. AUcTIoN.-rHIs DAY,
tuesday and Wednesday, Friday Saturday, at l0t<
O'Clock each day, by T. VAN ANTWERP IS william street.
thirty cases q choice Bulbs just arrived and Ia prime order
Lilies Nsscs:us Jonous Anemonss Ranuncuu. snow
Of gardeners and all flower ncers Catalogues ready
Ladies' and others not wishing attend the saes will be waited
on through the day at the auction prices
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EDWARD SCHEyCK, AUCTIONEER
~ FINE ENGRAvINGS, FRENCH EMBOSSED STA
TIONERY. ARTISTS MATERIALS, FRENCH FANCY
GOODS, LITHOGRAPHS. &c
BY r + SCHENCK this day, 18th inst. at 10Y A.
M ct their saesroo No 80 Nassau street. STOCK
of Broadway store consisting Of fine Engaving Lho
graphs colored and plain variety of artists materials fine
French embossed Stationery and Fancy Goods The goods
will be exhibition at the salesroom Monday are TO
be peremptoriy sold by order Of the assignee.