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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12
by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Asg. H. sun,eB Rose,,e esnr ID the
sash q annsl ODE bg sa hip Sandy Hook
brg ard bark outside 81, bound in Wind gat
frou 3. l. weather clear.
LONG BRANCH, H. .nrSe,No vessels In sight bound
IN. WIND hght from 5. 4. weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Aug II, sGns.tTwo bsrks aud one big IN
%. Cmig ssane Mon'gOm-Ty from Savannah south Of the
Higt sud,. Wind b1ht from $. =. scatter clear.
HAMPTON ROADS, Aug liar. ,hip Wssd, "a days from
Csiias, for oEceuL
are lumber Of coasters inside she Cspes.
BAL IiMOhE, Aug ll-AT ship Guniats ~ days frofr
thoe ltnn Loves California she reports July lat 20 3,
D. - - W. sPok- bark Nenhan from Blsnos Ayfes Ioi
New York eth lat 40 S. los "A IS W., passed ship East In
oisn tof Bottony, bound
BOSTON, Avg lL-Arr bark Sarah Bryant, Jones CrOn
stedt
On iieh.nd Light brig Chatham from Mstanz" for Boston
HEN-ORLEANS, Aug I0-Arr ships Pacific, Liberty sno
Genos ffcm NewYork Joseph CLARK Boston Redwood, Liver
pool; bark CoeLitlate, Philsde phia.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

We had regular stampede from our jail tue
other night; ten Of the worst of the prisoners man.
aged TO escape by removing some stones ron the
wall. Two, only, have been recaptnred-the Others
are oh 10 the Cbiidui mi0ts. O0e of the escaped
couyicts bad lust received Il remission of one third
(two years. of his sentence ard had ouy SIX days
10 @alt 10 obtain bis liberty He preferred, how
ever "a tshe French lesye. II he is retaken he will
have to serve the entire term ia double IRONS.
Her Mojestys slip HavanDah sailed hence on
the 18th for Europe, ami the United States sloop-
otwar st. Mays, Capt Por.er, on the 2-th for
Real.iO. The NaDtaha is now the 00ly vessel IN
port, cut the Brit Sd .hp Calypso, from the coast
of OF Mexico, with specie, Is daily expected, and
probsby The Saranoc, from Callso, with Com.
Long, On his way home, will soon anchor 10 our
waters.
We have had more than our share Of rain thun
der aud lightning, since l las wrote. Nevertheless
tho puDiic health is exceedingly good, sod when &c
does not rain the Temperature is delightful Our
railroad track continues 10 be in good order, aod
improvements are being lily made. 1 safely
say That few tracks in the Ualted States or Europe
are keIt 10 better working state. Business has
been d little br,ker, aud se all look forward to
the new steamship line of which the Baltic, At
suflc AID Adratc, are ~ form part, between
New York and San Fai cisco, and also 10 the speedy
con pl.,on of Arrangements for the British line
10 AGstrali,, which, after SO many delays, at last
sppraIs 10 be " liked fact
The COr'es bence to San Franc SEQ with the pas
sepgrrs per North Star, sailed on Frld,y evening,
the 29ib. The Golden Gate with the passengers
per l.. s Mail Steamship Star of the West, got of
last night aug. u about o'clock.
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BOGOTA.

We have news FROM the capital and interior of
the Republic 10 the 18th ult If the statements
published By the press in Bogota are to be relied
upop, ~ condition of the nation is most lament
able Two out VI The eight States ibto which the
Confederation is vdrd, S1ntander aud BsiVi1, are
IN open rebellion; two others, Cauca aud Boy AGA
are in but lit better plight, and 10 most of the
other States the discomfort against tho prescott
Government is increasing. Fortunately can re-
port that our State is quiet and to all Appearance
likely To remain so. shall send you by the North
Star further particulars of the present condition of
the nation aid shall only now mention that on the
2ith tit The Ito, rails OF deposed their
serya;iye Gov-rIOr CalsO, and elected Sr. Jose j.
NetO (radlcsD a. Provisional ruler. IL appears to
me probable, from the signs Of the times, that Sr
Ospins, the President will not be allowed to con-
tlnue IN office until the end of his term.
be- Goc,ta Official Of Bogota pub lshes the list Of
the claimants sg,Inst ths Government put forward
BY the United States. Ia that document notice the
n.me of one whom know 10 be an EnglI.hmin
y hO asks for the modest sum of : so QUO for OBJ
struciiOn ~ bis business, &c. He perhaps never
had as mauy dimes Of bis OVID in his life aud how
be- managed 10 get his claim put 10 by the United
States - my stery which some Of the Commission
eIs will perhaps unfold. From Casual inspection
OF The lei, | must cay that some of the claims APP
pear 70 be most outrageously unreasonable.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR Of THE WEST.
Nearly s2.OOO,OOO in Treasure.

The United States steamship Star of the West, A.
G. Gray Commander, arrived e; abou, 10 O'Clock
last evening from Aspnwall on the 81, va hey West
on The 9TH. Soc brIgs the news from California
and the I.tbmus as the North S,ar, aud nearly
s2OOo00O in treasure. To Purser j. F. Patterson
We are indebted for the prompJ delivery OF our
packages. She left in the port Of Aspin Esl the
UJted States steam-rigate Roauoke, sud tIlgste s..
Louis. crews ali well. Among her passenger. is the
celebrated running horse Comet, which mas made
great tine over the California courses.
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.,,ptit,ss 81 ep.jso IMAGES =. the IDdjsn RrA'e' T"
~, dspsr'ment Of Chnqrh ms rather 'nerra'~'
,.b,d,I A ,econ., ysss.l hs. l'i' b"fs "''h
,sou, iony p.'ssD.fr. bound " The g'A'S"'s-
sn.s. .sd the beet accounts from ti- l'c"H'
uh,ch arc 20 tho lith Of Jgly staie tha' Toe SUI
CO.. a ,hs ~ plorer- continued undlmin 'he'' -"
-. ia, u hoLilfg tho election for state 'hi''''
b, DAVID the cApi,,l 81 tbe department the ppi'
v.r, deseft-j - al TIE voters we're "th-r"ls"
employed, and the Prsi'ct writes To ihi.nh VIC
Governor t5ai be- ha. no " returns 70 make aol
m. the ,ef ~sid. NJ fact hot where there are 90
".ec,ors there can BE- no election RIA we'll
,noen fact, and | eau state It from per
.oral oh,eryn,on, that the entire OF Tue
C,rm.r proyince Of CnIrqui IL thickly
covered with these old bursl places, and u2 to the
u-,,eptiine. say. Trustworthy c)rrc' pondeotirom
mere no QtAyr hs- been opened without goa De-
INC found 10 10 Oue nan dug from one grave IN
ON. dsy : 600 gorih. aud others have been al
most a. iofiui a'e: ne hear 0i men ~hO e'umal-
their gain. not by ounces or ponnd-, 1ut ny arfobis
% pounc.), some having obtained a. mach "a
..y.n OF -,eht II i,is a-k.d hos II h,pprns thst
t,.s. Treasures have 10, been discovered before,
m. Ar swrr is very simple The natives formerly
opeted th,,e graves Tor the purpose OF obtaining
the eSrtb.uWare jars aud griDdsiooes t'r corn thtt
the, contained aGd Oh reacblug the object OF their
escb never dug deeper But a short tune ago an
old Indian. from curiosity, continued 10 Dig,
spd al a.t reached the place where the
body ard The golden Orni ments were d..
posted; the old fellow kept his secret until
h. succeed,d in a.cuuul.ting about : VVo WORTH
A cot siderable quantity of these Images have peeh
brought here for sale they vary 10 design SIZE ana
quality of the gold; there are human hshre-, anu
gators, tapfs, tigers, scorpions, shrmp-, oas'
devils monsters Hat plst~s, oes fioss aId mary
other figures. vary IN slze 'rom one "a yen hche'
and 10 weight from tSo o-nnyselght. u lhI"c
pounds. the gold 10 quality ranges from - ca'ets
b. 10 in-. TIE al being cooper. have beard
of sou- OF copper be,vy plated, but all have seen
,Te gold er alloys of that metal. AL accounts agrec
th,t there are graves enough for thousands 81 eN-
porers for macy years and probably IT some prsc-
teal u,iners can be- Induced u Welt the country
the mines from which the gold was obtained may
be- disc. We ed or the richne-s OF the mines N th'
district both a the TIM. Of the Spanish conquest
and subsequently We have abundant evidence IN the
uoTk- OF toe early spanish historians. Two more
Email vessel. are shout to sail 10 q lew days Tor
Cbirqui, ard VII probably tabe uoa iul load oil
passengers. | may add that the Chlrilul dlscpv-
cries have stimulated TO explorations IN other
parts ard rumors are not wanting OF their success,
out up TO the present lie they need confirmation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

From Or owu corr-.poutsat

f'1iA w ONn Corr splLer--
PANAMA, Aug. =, 1-j9
Since my last. by the Northern Light, there is
but little news TO report from this locality; We
bad 10 arrivals from either South or Central
America, and but one mail from the Interior Of the
Republic.
MORE ABOUT THE cHRIoUI GOLD DISCOVERIES.
Tie excitement caused by the discovery Of large
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THE pAPAL STATES.

The .tOnfOTe OF BOlD-td 81 t1s %Wl kADIrnes the
following decree Of the Council vi state
There shall be instituted Council Of STATE s)G1-
posed o: t.e ell councillors chosen oy the Commissioner
Ext aord,n,rv from ames subn ted by the provincial
iurias Tbis Courc'l snail BE- presided over by the
Of b. toveibreitsi section whom ne may app6iat
The Council shall meet ordinarily once seek, ani on
exnaordiuary occasions a. often as ,he Commissioner
thinks ii -
TIE same Journal states Ii at henc-forh there IS for
the Italians 0ny one Italy and one hsg-' ladepend-
eLce liberty, and Law
A letter from Rome Of the 23' inst. sates tha, VI.
dc Meeyal AiIe.dt Camp of he Freoch Emperor,
had arr we'd bringing l,t,er from The Emperor ~
,ising on certain reiCrns substantial the same as
those in. fec ualy urged by the French Enbsssaiof
10 1851. The folio wing points IRE -Peclhef:
l. Admission Of l,ymen into Cabne; Ministerial ofies
Ider ID. Premiership # E c arcnal Secretary.
Asta.e Council on the model Of :be French CoE,oR Eat
Cou.uhs Of lra': - mebs vince yo:s 'hai no, be
imply coa.al'1tJ bu, Indispensable foE all laws ortaAe'
The nen.be. Of ;h. Assembly % BE- elected BY he munich
,a b-eies
Cer,raizsn 20 be abolished sad he provinces
lie areer n. bona ae control their respective municipalities
C. coce to Be up similar ha. Of LoasAdy " the
Code Napoleon
Lay blusl. C5ur # Appeal sitting Rome, hslf
con ~ I'D II lay and half clerical Judges.
g Native army 20 be raised BY -onscription-
Copy of these terms ~ be sii before The Congress
al Zurich.
How TIE PEACE wAs BROUGHT Abntf'-lne Io1-
lowing curous statement appears in L s.. Petersburg
letter Of July ID:
There are many versions in circulation touching
the mission OF G. unit Paul SchOuvsOf % the treucn
headquarters IN ltsiy. The most accredited Is tina.
tins age was oroered by the Emperor Al-Xan
10 tel the Emperor of the French that Pruss. and
England being alarmed a. biz gr.a, successes, had
come 10 al agreement 70 check their contnlsuce and
tha in the anticipation Of common acton on the part
Of these Powers Rusis felt herself bolnf IN honor -
f1rewarn the French Emperor that she sas not pre-.
nared 10 support him in case Of a general war"
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DIED.

AVEZZANA-On Thursday Aug H. after long and painful ~
Fanny MOsfOsh, wife Of Gen. joseph Ag-zzsn agej ~
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully invited
without further uOce attend toe Requiem Mas inf funeral
service ); e. hen. Church rSenty eighth street
saturday ayruilg 18Th inst % 10 O'Clock.
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we respect tscir privscy md here draw me saiing
en,.l Or over this letter.
N b. and p. 81. Y. Mason is, so DE Butter
hid informs Gre, still a. The American Lesa'oh !"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09
AMUsEMENTs.


A cADEMYOF MUsIC-THEoPERA. OPENING NIGHT.
1,s The sale q seats win commence Saturday Sept TO-
Acsaemy q MUSIC des town a. SHELLS staonery store
rs saa Thss win likewise branch ticket Ocss al
~ &c res o. standard operas by the celebrated prime donne
axbSSE aAssiEh AND a Slt6s eGsonErEsr
MONDAY, SEPT H. AT O'CLOCK,
Sc sxi sob T5' ss aAs sTERA jHHScA
and orchestral and choral one hundred
The general win be under he direct - ERIN
opera selected for The opening night is Donse,t eelc
which % 81 1hm ssTxsf 4 ra. and
oss La Gazette aaseale he principal musical pa
per published ia Paris
Let those who mistake talent Cor genius science for nspra
nn Tey ss ssrn n e $
nnh and VIII 40 longer rise 70 the rank Of Gods luarers
a. ose Musician. ny ass
Sarss whose ens to dissmulae und rich and dazzling
poluto has the thunder stroke a. the The.
fssfs sa 81 The that se
fsn subs ssaa has sssa o en-
the third act between T Madame Pence and also
what the inspired musicians write that IS fh tha i genius
IN Sssf PfssssS slR and NEW SCENERY
painted expressly for this work BY sgnor CALYO pupil
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
INFERIOR OF THE cArAcoMBs.
In the Second Act
The Triumphal Enree Of Severus into Mityiene wtha
GRAND ARC Dix TRIOMPHE,
FULL MILITARY BAND ON THE STAGE.
addition scenery painted .ss season
The principal roles will be sung by
BRIGNOLI and AMODIO.
On WEDNESDAY, Sept IA, at s.
First appearance of
Madame CASTER.
when viii be given Bellnis fayorite opera OF
LA SONNAMBUIA
On Tharsday-NORMA. On Frday-THE BARBER.
On Saturday, Sept. II, att,
GRAND GALA MATINEE
To Parquet Parque circle and Dress circle 81
Family circle so cents Amphtheatre rs
RESERVED SEATS
In Parqet Parquet circle Dress Private boxes 81
30 and e. according To location
SPECIAL NOTICE-For convenience of Il has
been arranged that the greatest number of
Academy of Music.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-THE OPERA-OPENYNQ Nr0H
"A MONDAY, Sept IL, at O'Clock,
popiZeti's Grand opera of

oApEMr S SG ssr1 a
Donizctd's grand opera Of
~, Madame Ab baI1IDG oonrxsz
There viii be two regular ticket town. at The Aes
%y Mas aTs 1 eWs 81 s1 6rsns oss
ssasings and Hail stores '' .'As '4''e' =
SSs a1ssSH
Nine. sTRAKoscH, sisnors SsfSSoL2 STEFAN
and an orchestral and choral force Of hundred
Tie general arrangements viii direct superb
s's 10 THE PUBIic NJ. . o'A'
The dpaure Of the %t TWO prime ssnns for
performances but brief the season be win sn
have asadsmy
nndspued reputation Of being the first musical establishments
Contrary to the system usually adopted the occasion Of s
latter part and one single artist for round e
cosTEs SAssIEs VIE .sss y sss
n AMID che BE
through M hs s1s during the
Ing the Of sent. series Is Ss 70 al
'anity hearing them Notwithstanding
e s sm s Ct they , @ %
commensurate with their European reputation. whilst Ma
ss isasns ersi sa
Petersburg Madame Gaser adds to brilliant career 10 a
the prestige of having been In Paris the of
Persan and of having originated through her Lopa2n III
pmphs the enterprise Of the Royal Italian oPe saccess
Lane, which has become formidabe anu na.
rival OF the Coven Garden establishment Tney VII hi
in some Of their great roles not yet th
p az Of The
rendered impossible Madame Gafsf ber o9 seyia Of
which the public nave retained most pleasing ,n
BON prie uons s a Donna Anna and Madame Gassier
w Ms maane The Gala Matinee OF Saturday September H.
,,iure 81 importance in the present series VIII Do
= nu.ie raves ~ The and much admired
the fe-api' Madame PAULINE CO1SON,
,o;,s In fair way recovery will most probably sing
nj least night .u...s.I. A.. 49,. .~u....-
attending the Of the arssrendcred still hea
a briefness of the seasonhe Directors conf
IDENTIFY rely upon liberal patronage, which they will cndeavee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

x X MN WORTH OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT
&uO.OOO Partisan made parior and chamber furniture
u M most desirable Styles deliberately carved and entirely
made 10 order without regard to cost Part q this furniture
uonee WIZ sell this day Friday September Mt l0 O'clock
al the residence 2S Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue, all the furniture In the said house.
farlors-Superor velvet carpets three magnificent solid
rosewood suits covered In and gold and crimson and
gold satin of the expensive description gothic
wood reception and chairs covered In gold blue crimson
and maroon satin three solid rosewood centre tables with rich
statary marble tops expensely carved rosewood sofa
and side tables three costly rosewood etegeres with marble
tops plate doors &C. imported expressly for the owner
bronze and oo clocks elegant china painted
heavy gold frame; heavy embroidered lace window curtains
and cornicse large and extensive variety of oil paintings
beautiful collection superior rosewood pianoorte
made full seven octave elegant case, nlad plate being
valuable and costly instrument rosewood stool
In satin with elegant and costly embroidered
solid oak extension table, all polished best manner mar
BILE top fancy tables mirrors sofa beds chairs hacloh
rosewood suit In san made to ORDER together with
crystal cut glassware wines champagnes tumbers gobes
and decanters TO match rich tea and dinner costly
ware tea ana dinner service savers cake baskets
coffee and tea us spoons forks liquor stand superior table
Chambers and unexpectedly solid rosewood and mahogany
bedsteads statuary marble bureaus wassands
modes 10 match; 70 hair mattresses from 40 60
pounds made TO order and excellent condition councrpanes
bed spreads ingram carpet bedroom mirrors clocks toilet
tables towel racks toilet oco stair carpets and rods
mahogany cushioned chairs rockers sofas hall stand and
dining tables together with large assortment Of
basement utensils &C. &C. The sale Of the above furniture
Will positively take place without regard 10 weather
sponsibe viii BIO In attendance to pack and ship ar
Giles going out Of the city at a reasonable charge.
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A UCTION SALE OF .
II ID IuYr

- HOUSEiiOLD FURNITURE.
bronze and ormolu chandeliers rosewood wing suits
lace curtains velvet brussels carpets chamber
furniture suit oak dining furniture china glass
"a''' $3.50" JNO. j. RENNIE, Auctioneer
H4a ON THIS DAY. FRIDAY
at elegant residence 10 West Twenty sixth street. near Sixth
This IS chance seldom offered catalogue embracing The
largest richest assortment Of household furniture and
works Of art offered at auction this season. the furniture was
or the best description Catalogues at the house on morning Of
sale.
Drawing Rooms.
Superbly carved SUITS covered In three coors IN
6an brocade OF the richest description consisting of
aete sofas two arm two reception and eight oval chairs
centre tables sauary marble tops suits rose
case lined with sainwood adys table, nlad with pearl;
Turkish easy couch antique and Gothic reception
ing Crusaders Seasons, Painting, Poetry Music &c oil
galnungs by eminent artists two match painngs Scenes In
West Point by Huntley; French line engravings bsque
arlan marble satuees, Dresden and Sevres china
Magnificent seven octave Pianoforte
Richly carved legs and four round nad with
pearl and solid pearl keys made by Smith, Anterior Co., of
err hall rosewood hat stand oil CLOTH stair carpet Chambers
second storySuperby carved rosewood bureau satuary
comedies match wardrobes table dnuite amour glace
ehavng stands hair mattresses feather BEDS blankets
serpanes sheets quilts oval mirrors sofas tapestry carpets
clock Chambers third and fourth storiesMahogany and
black walnut bureaus bedsteads soas chairs bedding
grain carpets, toilet SETS DC.
Dining roo,-oak extension dining table, sdeboard,
pieces richly decorated tea pieces paran marble punch
bowl crystal and ruby glass decaners goblets champagnes
and forks napkin rings, &c.
deposits exaced Of all purchasers. No checks re-
ceived unless certified
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4 UCTION NOTICE.--BURNHAMs FURNITURE EX-
press and furniture packing establishment liS West
street. between Fifth ana sixth hicn mousse
parts Of The world Large horse wagons FOR the removal
hours OF day. Pan0fores mirrors paintings stauary
hacs .rd UIas moved packed.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN. Writers ,AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY.
& mo O'clock in front Of the store 45a Canal street.
hk wagons, TWO horses, two Of harness; wagons VIII
answer for express wagons Also ali other goods used In
mix depots Wagons nearly new horses sound and lind
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UCTION N0TICE.-THOS BELL. AUCTIONEER, AND
IA W. s. THOMPSON, Saturday, at l0h O'Clock In sales
Is East Broadway-arge sale Of clothing dry goods
~ '' ''''' 49, Louis Levy
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MATRIMONIAL

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY rs DESTROYS OF FORMING
IA the acquaintance Of gentleman Of means with view
Y a'rmony Address Louise Union square Post oGe fol
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
IA s. a. BoGART Saturday Sept TO- at 10 O'Clock in the
Basement OF store No North William street. IA casks and
pipes of brandy gn Irish and Scotch whskey, Jamaica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

"A UCTION NOTICE-LEAsE AND GOOD WILL. OF
furniture auction store for sale cheap well located and
doing good business rent low Also, the stock all In
able order This offers chance for party wishing to
commence business Address II. d., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-09

I UCTION E0TICE--J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY g.
IN 81 BOGART-Saturday September TO- at l0x O'Clock
81 The auction rooms No North William street-fousehold
furniture consisting In part Of mahogany sofas rosewood
ware mahogany sdeboards lace curtains damask curtains
lounges bureaus carpets olcoh tables, chairs looking
glasses rockers kitchen furniture mahogany French bed
etead hair mattress, feather beds. &c. -
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WIN Writers, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS nAy

wv WTTTERS AUCTIONEER, WILL SEI,T THIS DAY
TWO O'clock a. Ao4 Canal street the furniture Of
Ingain carpets oicloths piano French glasses oil ant
kngs lace curtains sofas rocking and other chairs centre e
md extension and other tables; beistcads hair md
pther mattresses; feather beds sheets, blankets spreads
liable nen dressing bureaus wnshsands toilet ware dnino
room and kitchen furniture china, glassware &c: silver
ware tubs pals iron ware, &c. adapted to the wsuts OF
bQusekeepcrs aud others. -" y
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UCTION NOTICE.-PERSONS ABOUT PURCHASING
pianos VIII md In the auction sale to take place to-day
Tor practice and the other splendid instrument 5000
must be sold to close eate guaranty from the
goes with for three years. lacking three months In
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UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
~ VII sell to morrow Saturday, at i0k O'Clock at sales
hold furniture consisting in part of two richly carved
wood suits covered crimson and brocatc mahogany
In hair CLOTH marble centre tables rosewood and
gany secretary and library bookcases extension dining
bes do chairs oak sideboards fine line of oil paintings
rich gilt frames mahogany and marble dressing
bureaus wasstands bedseads hair mattresses paiasses
&C. The whole to be pcremptory sold the highest bidder
for cash.
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77DwARD SCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WA
IL CONS &C. by r. F. H. SCHENCK, this day 9th inst Al
O'Clock at the saesroom 80 Nassau street thorough bred
GENTLE also gray horse l6 hands high years old perfectly
Kind and gentle also light road and top wagons double
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7NDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
III Large Of fancy goods fancy dry goods hosiery &C.
slightly damaged By fire and water At the store Of Jas g
hs day. the 9th ns at l0 O'clock at the above store the
stock partially damaged by fire on the night of the Sd Of
August consisting large and varied
hosiery hundred dozen fine kid gloves dress trim
innings Of all descriptions embroderies opera glasses fancy
goods fans, writing desks, rcticules, &C., &C.