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@erlM9erNnaen, speoltLDnez n. Observation-Disclosures

aobnStcn's 8erffa3crmn 08s & oemfmr.
t- Nr. 73, SeeBnbfrase,
8eriid,erunss<Gpmp. Der Bailey BON Uiaain;ea.
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NIT $685., 900 Capital.
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NIT $27O,000 Capital. -"
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mil. $25f 1853 Capital.
acknowledgements lp. BON &irlinte
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@prantonipealtb<0e rltderung8>&pmp pcn so,
~ri8bur8, Benn,,
nit $751;, 972 GapttaI.
Ser. >Staatenz2 e6eu8z25 itAerunasyS ou.p. pru
philadelphia,
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Bon &atcptt's Nltls nm $50 0tCrs. u, $40 &N.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8dlttmBrs.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08
POLITICAL.


IA Union Association of the Fifth ward held at ST. Johns
Park Hotel. on Thursday, Octoder6
Peter NJ Schenck in the chair
II was motion, resolved that committee of five mem
beers be appointed draft resolutions views
this association the candidates nominated by the
State Convention at Syracuse.
The Chair
Appointed Messrs Baker Crane
Brown and winne
who reported the following resolutions which were unan
and ought to be the Representatives Of the poop will that
IN them the ability Of the people themselves
box and the purity and efficiency of public servants de-
ponds In large upon the degree Of active interest
taken n the primary organizations Of the democracy by the
Resolved That Of those primary organizations which
pledge ourselves TO do whole az active fearless
and conscientious democrats and hail with pleasure as part
hearty action Of the Syracuse Convsn
ton and the able and upright democrats nominated by the
that the Alexander s. johnson for the Court
OF Appeals Sanford Church for Comptroller LYMAN IRE
Van R. Richmond for State Engineer and surveyor Is merit
ed tribute to the fidelity and ability they displayed in the for
mer discharge of the duties incident those Offices and that
the nominations Of David Floyd Jones for Secretary Of state
VIM. Skinner for Canal Noble Ederkin for
State Prison Inspector and John L. Lewis for Clerk Of Court
OF Appeals presents to the enlightened suffrage OF the demo-
cracy and people Of this which FOR the
character OF 10 nominees well for known and tried
been exceed BY which has appealed for M syp n % s
democracy and patriotism Of this State = 'l'
Resolved That the resolutions adopted the yracuse Con
ventlon presided by VIM H. Ludlow sound wse and
parioc that they have hearest and shall
well 10 other principle peculiarly policy which thew
embody they offer the only sound and safe platform on which
fully against the runous and profeate schemes a.
State plumber and ruin which flourish and grow the ex
weed Russss that holy snss q he s 81 se OF the
black republican party. PETER N. SCHENCK " ~
ko,T = s WILSON secreres Chairman, pro tenn
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCrIoN NorICE-DURNHAMa FURNITURE Elk
sns s
furniture Of every Description boxed and shipped
az q s Snd
S ne
fERExPToRY SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
EZRA LUDLOW ri. day Saturday g, Scs ss.,
Y 90 ps ms
and shas slide seat buggy for two or four persons,
S $ e one aD
depot wagons all and of superior make and
Also one second hand extension top rockaway wagon
do, square boz top buggy.
A UcTIoN NOTICE. AND COSTLY HOUSE
bookcase tables octave panofore OIL
pier and msnss sSs
furniture suite oak dining room furniture china and
ss
S ecIesi you'd eaIi psIssasr aaspon
ss o.
Cd At auction this The furniture was sas 70 order
logues at the house On morning q r snle
tee consisting two tete sofas two two reception
s sna chairs SOFAS and aide tables ady
with and sna sa
marble French plate pier and %ans rich s
lace French shade cornices Parran marble sta
cites bque and china vases and figures: artistic bronzes
Pandora SHAKESPEARE. Milton, Remban Rubens and Sevres
and Dresden china vases oil paintings by eminent artists the
Holy Family copy from The original the Louvre At Paris
by Seeres match paintings Scenes In Swzerland Birth
Place Of VIM Tell by Richet Fruit Piece by Cole; Winter
and Summer by Egaw Infant savlous ny Kayoor :.
this legs and case inaid with mother Of
pearl solid pearl Keys made by city maker and fully
stool and French cloth cover music rack books
music, &C.
Hail rosewood hat stand chairs ocloh stair carpet rods
&c.
bedseads richly carved bureaus and
commodes match wardrobes, shaving stand gace
dressing tables hair feather beds ban
kes sheets quilts counterpanes china toilet sets towels "a
pesry Brussels carpets oval mirrors eight day clock
tains shades couch arm chairs vases
bureaus, tables, chairs, bedding ingram carpets, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Oak extension dining table buffet chairs couch French
china dinner set richly decorated ruby and crystal
glass decanters gobes champagnes wines fruit and desse
richly cut and engraved ivory handle knives and forks
spoons knives forks Paran marble punch bowl butter
dsh mirrors &C. Also desirable assortment Of basement
and kitchen furniture Terms Of the sale cash bankable
money certified checks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

E,IRsT ASSEMBLY CONvENTION.-AT A MEETING OF
the delegates Of the First Assembly District called pur
suant 70 IN order Of the Mozart Hall General COMMITTEES
Ghas McCay's No Broadway on Friday evening Oct Il,
Conley Esq, was unanimously nominated a. the caudi
r +. CARNEY, Chairman.
j 5oss 6 3; aa..''' ,ssussarss.
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A. AUCTIoN-BY JNO. J. RENNIE. AUCTIONEER,
IN Office 645 Broadway.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Ebony and solid rosewood Of drawing furniture
One solid rosewood frame
And elegantly carved
PIANOFORTE.
Full ~ octave-Cost $780,
Pier and manel mirrors,
French lace curtains
on paintings by eminent artists,
OrmOlu bronze statuettes.
Velvet and medallion carpets rugs 70 match, &C, &C.
All of which will be peremptorly sold this day saturday.
October commencing ION O'Clock precisely ct the elegant
street few doors from Fifth avenue Descriptive catalogues
~" DRAWING ROOMS.
Contain ebony and three rosewood suits OF furniture
Gothic antique chairs oval back paror chairs covered
with satin damask Of the NEST expensive kind; rosewood
seseres drecAn marble aps RSs door and back
Carved rosewood bedstead spring and hair mattresses
blankets Sheets holsters and pillows counterpanes rosewood
bureau statuary marble tops and plate mirrors comnodes
French china toilet SETS mirrors curtains shades clocks Ia
pesy Brussels carpets engavng towel shaving
stand couch easy chairs rosewood table, chairs
g. Chamber third and fourth stoesMahogany and black
bureaus washands SOFAS rocking chairs book stands
0e0''eaas 0ea0 DiNfNG RON ''' 'A0'' &C.
Oak extension dining table, Hertz patent; arm chairs
pieces decorated china tea SET pieces; crystal and ruby
glass decaners gobes champagnes wines tumbers fruit
eslsy .tands sals ivory handle table cutlery
silver plated casters silver dinner and Tea service spoons
oval mirror lace curtains hall rosewood hat stands ocoth
stair carpet rods Ac also desirable assortment Of kitchen
furniture Terms Of the SALE cash. In bankabe money
doors house Sale positive rain shine The house
let possession Immediately For further particulars
B-srangers would do well to attend the above impor
tent with win Be in pack ship The
goods.
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COAL.
N<>N>~~>>/N<scS>N<sNN~>~~<>
(!OAL-BRoAD MOUNTAIN, PEACH ORCHARD Ann
Lehigh from the most approved mines at lowest market
from yard % cents per from boats
also Cumberland, Camel and Liverpool Goals ''''''
Cor. Canal and Centre and cor Jane ana Va. -.
HAS AND HOUSE Goals TO ARRIvE-rufJ ~
NJ goes and ballast lots from Liverpool and Ne wcas,,s -
ale by T. w. PARMELE, Agent, No. Irving place !"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

AT AUCTYON-BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES PLATED
IA harness and open family wagon three shifting and
top in fine order, by H. H. LEEDS Co., Is Nassau street,
this u O'Clock,
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4 UCrIoN NOrICK.-DURNHAMa FURNITURE Elk
press md furniture packing satabi.hment ONCE No rs
furniture Of every description boxed shipped
all parts he world panoortes mirrors paintings satuary,
large four horse wagons the removal Of furniture to The
country spring acrs the ONCE at all hours Of he day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

q CHRI1TOPHER ETREET.-MRs. n ROEDER; THIS
1fO astonishing and failing aaronoloEs, and
ged lady has returned TO this city and gives information
love affairs Journeys law suis diay IL business absent
fail. Mrs r. the lady who formerly resided In Wooster
street. Amity yon Wish 70 have true information then
gents Soc Mrs has sitting for ladies separate from
gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-08

1EcKNIGHr's MALT WINE
mi splendid beverage,
Healthy tonic and
For sale In of dozen each haIf
barrels and hogsheads, by the agent, - ''
THOMAS DAVIS, % North Moore street.
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ID G.s-A MEETING OF THE ABOVE COMPANY
viii be held Alien Lowrfes 602 Broadway, Sunday
The VII inst. al o'clock r. All those intending 70
pany us on our target excursion on the h inst
are requested 70 attend BY order
VIZ. II. HIsyRE Sec. PHILLIP FARLEY, Com.
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US ternoon at O'Clock, at No 81 Canal street.
o. show counter fus and fixtures OF the above
CURED. =
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CQG BOwERY-MADAME wIDGER, CLAIRvOYANT,
y S gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery OF futuri
loVe marriage absent friends sickness; prescrbes nyed
es JOE Al Diseases tells lucky numbers property lost
soen N" 30 Bowery, between Houston and Blocker Sta
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John y. hurley, AUCTfONEER- SELL THIS
day ~ Two O'clock at !67 Canal street. near Hudson-A
ana M G Sss IcaSssd marble top centre and cher
s eo noeany and other chairs ans hsr and other mat
gram carpets enameled SUITS stoves feather beds boster
table linen, g. -' 1922
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nm MONDAY, 10TH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
" Of the effects Waller Hunt machnist and In
ventor his factory 50 Bank street. consisting steam
A. Ac turning lathes presses portable forge stocks aud
tools worthy the attention onachnss and others The eoods
be examined the morning OF sale after O'Clock Sale
take place II O'Clock precisely BY OF d. W. Hunt
administrator. WIN X. LEWIS, Auctioneer.
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E0R sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY.
October IL at Y o'clock M at the Merchants Exchange
the handsome and well built three story and high soop
stone house No 39 East Eighteenth street. Third
lately occupied by the British Consul II first cass and
iney located There will be person attendance to show
the house the day previous the sale seen nj
Time by applying Tor the keys 106 East Twenty sree
Gramercy park. Terms Of sale very favorable. 'e
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AIR. CHARRUAUDS DANCING ACADEMY
M 81 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET l8 et
3kP.M. 80 = ~ M
Days throughout the and Friday at three
O'Clock afternoon for children, P NJ for genenlen Wed
nesday and Saturday at II noon Tor children Pupils can
above academy -
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 1859.


4 pvERTIsINd cANvAesER wANTED-FoK. 80, NJ
ionabe character need apply Address Wilcox, box i
Herald ofhce. IT AA.t~flt .Hs Ns8l NN
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SECRETARY AND TREASURER wANTED-BY AN IN
~ coporated company about business. uh
can command least nine thousand dollars as loan To th
company and for the security Of the mortgage will b
VII command double the amount Of the loan TO party Of
character Tor the loan seven interest win he
do services At the office of the company from OK O'clock ~
VA O'Clock daily salary Of two thousand dollars Der annnr,
advertiser adv win not entertain proposition any agent or
ana who has the funds required Command n the nar
could command funds Immediately beyond the amount named
q me which win him per cent per
rsk as will be explained fully and to the satsfaci If anv
party applying whom the advertiser beevehas
Iunds 70 make the loan Very such opportu
nes or 80 desirable SAFE and profitable are ever
more, Herald office, ~ ' - - .
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UCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF GRO
"A cerfcs liquors. segara. &c-HENRY GREEN win sell
This day. at 10X O'Clock at 1874 William street. the
grocery and liquor soresoap candles Soda nuts
asns prunes olive OIL corks picked salmon brandy whis
ley gn champagnes port wine in casks and boes white
lead green paint burnt lumber, DC Also $4,000 segars
JAMES CORTES, Mortgagee
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THE REV. P. McAIENAMY, D. D., AND MISSIONARY
friends including converts from Romanism and Juda-
win meetin friendly conversation the advocates Of the
doubted Of the &C. from the imaginary
flames Of Purgatory the main hall Of the Metropolitan AS
street. tomorrow 6abbath) evening" st IN O'Clock. All
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NOACAMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY SOBER
~ steady young who thoroughly understands the
and management of horses harness and carages
best Of from his late employer Can be
rs Nassau fourth oor address l57 26h st. be-
tween 7th and &h avs.