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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24
UCrIoN NoTICE.-ABRAHAM L. PATTERSON, FUR.

UCTIOE EoTICE..--ABRAHAM L. PATTERSON, FUR.
"A nhure Express, No 6i6 sixth avenue. All kinds OF
household furniture carefully packed and shipped
BPianoortes pier and mantel asses statuary,
wood suits fancy goods and all kinds OF rich
nure &c removed 70 part Of the city country safe
and good order packed and shipped
raned any Of the world The unexcepon-
able references required All orders either personal
thar kfuly received and punctualy at
my resdence and store 676 Sixth stored
A UCTIoN NOTICE.-CHINA. GLASS. EARTHENWARE,
n &C., &C. by J. s. II. BARTLETT, auetoneer, Tuesday
Oct 2 at 10 O'clock at 2Sl Pearl street. large choice
stock just opened and must be sold, granite and of white
common ware, lots 10 suit retailers.
UCrIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPRESS
"a Persons about removing 10 the country the
ind 10 their advantage 70 call GOULDsMITHS express
No. O vArck street. -Four horse wagons for removing
ture 70 from the country; carts at all times Letters By
post promptly attended TO- Furniture packed and shipped
Piano Of the city. Once opon fren
In the morning TO . at night
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A sSIGNEE,S SALE or DRY AND FANCY GOODS ri, q.
"A thing &c--HENRy GREEN nuctionecr win sei M,
day al l0 O'Clock at 1874 William street. ot ory and fancy
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A y. BLEECKER WILL SELL. ON TUESDAY, OCT rs,
"A. II o'clock. the Merchtns Exchange, Cherry
and Water streets desirable Houses 1857 S3s and 81
cherry ard 56 and $50 Water street, and perpetual
Remscn low ground rents for the
los The will positive and affords an>unusual 0ppor
tunhy for securing cheap and pleasant homes
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A UCTfON SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR
IN Suta rose wood inlad pearl grand

UCTlON SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR
"A Suits rosewood Panoforte inlad with pearl grand
cn and fuscven octave with WARRANTED from tho maker.
who 10 of the best the city, also ent Of splen
1a household Furniture large pier and mantel Mirrors
French Fla with gold frames; and English Brus
sells Carpets; wood Eegeres mirror doors backW
A. ALBuRrIS Auctioneer, will sell tomorrow Monday), at
NO oS West Eleventh street. Fifth without
serve al the Furniture contained In said house commencing
O oclucki no postponement The parlors furnished
Win tapestry carpets Of high cost nel and pier Mirrors
Mo splendid rosewood suits OF paror Furniture covered In
rrehch satin brocsde and most beautifully carved made TO
ofdsr and in but short time superior large Eegere
aoois and back Eogere sides rosewood
n oc,ase fianofortc nlad with pearl with warrantes
Wy innlacurer music cabinet stool and Paint
I'm cim side and pier Tables with sauary marble tops;
IN ss superb Rosewood reception Chairs covered
"a .aon reps Turkish easy Chairs frame covered
IN reps, ase Curtains gold Shades; dining roomsod
on Iaoe polished In the best manner: roscwnod sIt
Booscase lined w ana covered 10 plush superior library
T.hjcs y,,.h MI shnwood rosewood centre and pier
superior Cner1 variety ety. Of chns and match
Paran Ware Tae chambers ne Furnished WITH o,, anu
pe oa vsr SUPERIOR rosewood Bcdstead elegant rose
Mooe very lerge with marble tn. sossvs
washstand fancy Tables Chairs and Lounge sso s.wo1a
feather sds soSer and Pillows variety X base
In attendance to pack ship and goods "ni "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

HENRY H. LEEDs,1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
IL B Nassau street. HENRY II. LEEDS co. Will sell
a auction on Tuesday Oct 70 At Il O'Clock, In the gallery
No. q Nassau street invoice of $50 original Oil Paintings
collected turing the troubles Italy They are with,
frames aretchers and in their original state As old
pictures becoming very scarce in italy and elsewhere this
will probably be the only chance of the kind offered public
aale for time and win afford excellent pppor
tunty speculation They viii be sold hghest bidder
without reserve They exhibition n above
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
i IL 2S Nassau Areet-HENRY H. LEEDS 4 GO. will sell
a. auction on MONDAY October a. a l0 O'Clock No 10
CARPETS rosewood sus in blue and white silk bro
Centre Table rosewood marble top Eugere carved ahoga
ny Bedsteads mahogany dressing Bureaus Paintings g
frame Engravngs hair Mattresses Blankets CONTEMPORARIES
marble top Washstands Hsllstsnds on Cloths Window
brocatele feather Beds holsters Pillows Ingram Garrett
git band Dinner set together with large assortment OF
kitchen dEGlnssware.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

nAcKENzrE AUcTIoNEEs WILL SELL ON MON.
ssy y q S .r ss.: sss And ss:s
bureaus, hsr Mattresses be.s,seds Beds and BedHng
Cfscksry, Glass and silver plated Ware
r MoaIARrY AUGrIoNEKR, WILL SELL. THIS DAY
Srs FsasSsr BEDS Oh psiaaors Mirrors ia III. frsuss
Checks China and Glass ware, Fancy and Dry Goods.
ny his sal.s m Crosby street Nos 81 and 50 xercar
fo sea- wagons Rockawass, dooUrs d. faad do,
Han ess, 30 NJ B.-Saes ever, Monday, "Wednesday aad
PAwMgEoKER's SALE THIS DAY, AT Iox O'CLOCK
1 ~ BELL A THOMpsONS auction rooms N Eas Broad
~ s Re sos s: q s s III snd %ei
es ssnss s A.sssi,ss sSs ioss :" .Uisnid
Jewelry, goldand silver Watches, &c.
PAwNaRoKER,s SALE OF NEWS AND woxEs,s
Bowery viii .s On TUESDAY IS a os @
pasea aes sasS and Sa Boots ssd Shoes
ss w Il Ms street. a s street
> 6Hna5kRs 1 sAfRcHILb, aacuoneera oaiss lis Mas
sau street VIII se on TUESDAY Oct IS at II O'Clock, de
Ne ,plsnaa furniture ,, sad hotel co1ssrs q
furnished with mahogany Bedseads marble dressing Blu
ns Bedding Also, al The Sroctsry * sas,sn dining Tables
i'm Iron and silver aarc and other articles TOO to
ssSss Chambers easy. JOHN RshY 1 Sheriff liam
CAFE AT AUCTION MUST RE SOLD AT ONCE. AP.
y ply At No South William street. third story Office No
WIN Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. ON MON
w day at O'clock At No. 45f Canal street. large
liable assortment VI ssehod Furaiurs Carpets Ochs
Pier Glasses Paintings Lace and amask Curtains Shades
ocs and Other chas cosass piano. elegant pssy
threepy Ingram and other Carpets hall and OH
clothes also about 100 pieces in stoves
bseany Fren. and Cottage Bedstead Hair Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Spreads Sheets, Table
and bed Linen, dressing Bureau rosewood
capeseat Chairs Conches dningroom and schen Furniture
uha Pail ROOr
Ware Stoves, &c. suitable for families hotsis boarding
houses &c.
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EDWARD n. LUDLOW, AUCTIoNEER.
u HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.


LuDl ow& CO. will sell at auction Thursday, Oct
r. 1882 Mt IL O'Clock at SO Fast Twenty
ington avenue the entire furniture said house.
consisting in Of handsome carved rosewood paror rurn
ture in bocae handsome damask and lace Window
large pier and manei Mirrors large oval Mirrors carved
wood Centre Tables marble carved Etegere
with mirror in back; rosewood Sofa Chairs Tables &c. Also
oak dining Furniture, buffet extension Table Chairs
mahogany French Bedstead dressing Bureau marble top
toilet Tables Lounges &c handsome painted Cottage Furn
handsome French dinner Sets Glassware together
with assortment Of kitchen Furniture with which the
will Catalogues sale at the auo
tioneers Office, IL Pine street
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UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS
n ware-By HENRY g. EVANS, on Tuesday October Is
At 10 O'clock a. No ~ Maiden a.e, oomprsns comales
Glassware plated Casters Clocks &C. be sod from The
shelves lots TO suit dealers Sale positive carefully
repAcked for shipping
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~ USTAvUs A. RATZ BEas TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
NJ and the public that he Ia still be found his old
ss the Phadepha House, las and li7 Bowery where be
viii be happy furnish them wi delicacy Of the
n B-Surprse. club wedding bali and election parties
well military companies regiments and armies supphei
with dinners and suppers the premises elsewhere
the shorest notice. Oysters picked 10 order.
MASONIC KEYSTONE LODGE, U. D-THE MEN
1 beers Of the above lodge hereby summoned TO attend
the regular communication Tuesday evening, Oct 49,
Mum Lodge room 81 Division street
WILLIAM Guam, Secretary. f. b. HAYS, w NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
funiture.Ihis day A. the private residence, No. As
prizes the largest and richest of household
ture offered at au ,tion this Sale per empory
ALBERT N. GRIFFIN, Auctioneer.
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CAFE AT AUCTION-MUsT RE SOLD AT ONCE. Al
y ply At No South William street. third story, Office No
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NAUTION-TBE PUBLIC ARD CAUTIONED AGAINST
receiving or negotiating Note or Notes pureong 70 b.
drawn by Moore Holden Said having
franduenty issued they win not be paid by me,
OcT. n 1859. RANDALL HOLDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

r MACKENzJE AUCTIONEEjs WILL SELL ON MON
D.. dav 2os:sk at ~ ndsor street large and gsse
vi household Furniture Aoias Chairs
bureaus hair Mattresses, Be.s'eads Beds and BedNng
q scksry, Glass and silver plated Ware. TN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

WIN. II. BARNES 4 CO--MODEI AUCTION HOUSE.
w Atlanta, Georga--One OF the above firm being
the city be consulted in relation to ssnmens We
located in OF the most popuous and central cities OF
Georgia where goods being sold daily fair prices
Parties desrous of trying the southern market in line
address W. H. Barnes Co., box LOG Herald office.
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A NJ. G. EDEy. AUCTTONEER.
STEREOSCOPES, STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr., will sell oh

II o'clock No CO street. opposite the
Post once,
CONTINUATION OF INVOICES OF srEREOsCoPEs,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, PASSE PARTOUTS, &C.,
with some fresh additions per recent steamers.
The views OF Groups Domestic Scenes Satuary, Mill
tary Scenes Landscapes Water Vie &C., &C. The Ste
variety for the pocket well
OF rosewood mahogany embossed paper Russian leather
morocco, &C., Ac
Also, Eve excellent double barrelled Guns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

"A Rsg,,sr ar ssr sale Of stocks and ~
EiCOIH win sell thls day txondaya ~ 70 aiS ss'~ NO
sock aales rom, NO. bz Wilnam Hre1r 49, n n
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4 NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ON SECOND
"A Goor eto gentleman and his wife to single
temen private family stove, &c Apply at 3 Canal
on " aide of Broadway
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EDWARD sCUEYCK, AUCTIONEER.
u FINE ENGRAVINGS, FRENCH EMBOSSED STA
T1ONERy, ARTISTS MATERIALS, FRENCH FANCY
GOODS, LITHc8RAPHS &c.
By e. 4 f. sCHENCK on Tuesday, Nth inst, at l01s A.
M at their salesroon No 80 Nassau street, the
Of Broadway store consisting Of fine Engravngs
graphs coored and plain variety of artsts materials
French embossed Stationery and Fancy Goods The goods
will be exhibition the salesroom Monday and
be peremptoriy sold by order Of the assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

A UCTIoN SALE OF CLOTHING, DRY GOODS ROOTS
n and shoes &c-A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Auctoneer, Is
BOwery will SELL this day 24h inst 0k O'clock large
Of sessonabe ready made clothing consisting
Peersham, Felt Cashmere and Cloth Frock,
Over Coats Cashmere sstne and Doessn Pans Silk Satin
Plush Velvet and Cloth Vests; also Shirts Tea
Stockings Handkerchief Boots and Shoes lot Of linen
Thread, &C. DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

AZ l. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER, HAS REMOVED
Nv bis sales from 81 Crosby street Nos 81 and 81
street. where bs viii sell this day at IL o'clock NJ
ho Sea Wagons, Rockawa,s dospr's d., fssd d.
bnl ess 90 NJ B-Saes everp Monday "Wednesday add
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

AIRS PRATT HAVING RETURNED TO THIS CITY.
N the first class house 26 West Twelfth
Fifth Sixth would be pleased
friends with pleasant Apartments. Gentlemen and
their and single ladies and gentlemen requiring
Portable home, will please call.
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MEaLE GENTLEMAN DAN osrAIs a SIUEI.S
oDiDg u required and partial board sry PRIV Or
NAN family All modern improvements Ia tho house. charges
moderate For particulars call street, ses
nd avenue.
A MAsp ,s.. .aI;Y yuRsIsnED rARIoR AND BED
hosse modern Apply a. "a Fourth Sinh street,
A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LEr-wrN oovys FACING
e slso upper furnished or Sof@n IL.
fentlenDn or quiet respectable families Address v. w
'utLp, no. Sfourih avenue, Opposite eleventh ,tfet
"A single gent emen can he accommodated with
sS ,.,y h'.ms .as s'srd " private family K"f'Tness
4 RESPECT BILE LADY COULD RE ACCOMMODATED
"A With Hoard u private family who're there oser
naraer: terms moderate Apply at No. q IVES, r ieah
'ouse, opposite ., Luke's aospial
FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AcooMMoD lrsD
WIN sape, 1r Furnished Rooms 10 gentse private IA
A PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES TO LET A PLEASANT
s's Sc gent
ssS and 81 ss'' Twenty
"A gent emsn have Hoard and ali The cmnf,ris Of
home In psisa,s family where here other baaes
serond avenue For further particulars, address, g. e.
A SUIT OF ELEGANTLY FUaRIsTIgD ROOMS TO-
he strictly private family lie West Ps s .ips Ss,@se
lxh and seventh avenues House modern built and repies
with every convenience.
A FEW RESPECTABLE GENTLEMEN DAN HAVE
pleasant furnished Rooms with without partial Board,
With private Family In first class house. For further
particulars apply At III Tenth street
A SUIT OF Rooms TO LET-WIrH BOARD, FOR
II gentleman and his wife, gentlemen their
~wes or for young gentlemen Apply 5s3 East Broadway
near the Junction OF Eas, Broadway and OR and street.
A CATHOLIC yopTa, WITH A FULL TENOR VOICE,
IN mr. af nlfo Hoarl
Tuition IN boarding school free address f. Han
ion care OF Boyds express As William street
A HAM SOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND
"A floor newly furnished will be rented together
10 Gentlemen only with breakfast desired, prt
ate family by applying ut l Ninth street. third door east OF
Broadway
4 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-To A GEN
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4 FRONT BASEMENT AND FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
"A floor with Bedroom adjoining and Bedroom third floor
let with without Board 10 gentlemen Cali at " Amity
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ATFw AND Ey.ECAETfY FUR NIsHED ROOMS, WITH
IN bedrooms attached, let in the brown
FRINGE street. with cooking utensils complete. Apply
MIRA Conckln, room No q
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OURS or ROOMS AND ovrIcEs
- TO LET IN BROADWAY.

teverai suits Of Rooms Treating broadway IN The vhdle
marble building flung fer the hsnnfsetur-rs
Merchants hanf sei aud SAY Broadway These
suited insurance. lawyers and orces, rgo
with ens light suited fer studt- ROOM
Apply TO HEhkY TkkADN ELL TriAny Co a So Broad
".
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BOARD IN BRookIYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- or two single gentlemen can be with fan
or partial board IN small tanny by calling 29J jay street.
near Tie eiy Hall aud conYeaent the cars and FERRIES,
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70S WEST FOURTEENTH sTREET.-A FEW PER
lUe) wishing board and handsome accommodations
will find the above sufficient 10 The situation
the the and the house In all its appoint
ments q first class residence Persons wishing low priced
those with small children please not apply
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LOST AND FOUND.

A BROWN TERRIER DOG LosT-wITH YELLOW
legs and smp,oms Of dsease on his back the propert,
to 2 Grand street. win be literally Sarded and the thank
Of the advertiser. JAMES MULLIGAN.
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and many ohers The above are painngs OF Glass AND
and winter and all In rich frames In fine order
The attention Of connoseurs respectfully called to the above
beautiful collection which exhibition salsa
roem. To be sold without any reserve whatever.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN PROCURE AN Ex-
"A ira sized front Room and Bedroom second floor with
Board, Southern family without children; house has
improvements would not Object TO family with children
References exchanged Apply AT l67 Nj th avenue.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SUIT OF FUR
n nished third floor gentleman
lue habits board Apply West ith st.
oors the H. Denis Hote l.
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HANDSOME AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-T0
Ii let, at No Bond street. with without partial Board
these are very desirable being centrally located aud
phy siciA
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pAWNBROKERs SALE THIS DAY, AT I0h O'CLOCK
L ~ BELL THOMpsONS auction rooms n Eas Bro.d
ny WI be sold large assor,n nt q LADIES' 81. and mc,,no
Goods, Quilts BanAets &C. t2vclck lots of splendid
Jewelry, gold and silver Watches, &c.
l. LEVY 4s3 Grand utre It.
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II ROAM HORSE, SADDLE AND Birdie.
BY f. 4 +. II. SCHENCK, Tuesday, 18th inst, at 1
o'clock at their salesroom No. IS Nassau street. roam
Horse eight old l5k hands, kind gentle all har-
ness and fine saddle Horse; also Saddle aud Bride,
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A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-TO GEN.
"A ueman with Board. No. Albion place 40 Fourth st.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING SEVERAL
"A handsome Rooms spare wishes let them Furnished
gentlemen, without board Sc Prince street. few doors
west OF Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

10 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD.
2 way-To let, several Handsomely farnshedRooms, 70
single gcntemen the location k all the first class hotels
and places of amusement in the city, attached to the house
large reading room, free. Inquire Of ASSON HOUSE.
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THE CESSION OF BELIZE.
PROTEST OF THE MINORITY or TIE COUNCIL OF

STATE OF GUATEMALA.
PROTEST OF DIR DON PEDRO vALEszUELA IN TIE COUNCIL
OF STATE OF GuAvE1ALA AGAINST TIE RATIFICATION OF
CONVENTION BETWEEN THAT nRPURlIC AND The BRITISH
CROWN, RECOGNIZING AND Confirming TUE proprietary
RIGHT OF THE LATTER TERRITORY of BELIZE
ON The COAST OF CENTRAL AMERICA, WHICH PROTEST
WAS EQUALLY ADOPTED BY COUNCILLORS DON JOSE AN
TONIC AzMrrIA DON MANUEL rAJADA AND DON CA
MILO 1fpALGO.
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Coronera, InQUeatg.

FAD ACCIDENT TO AN ExcuRsIoNIsr. A rslauoro,y
usy occurred at Loon Lake, Faokln county 10 this
State day or two Ego. Mr Henry B Mott, native OF
this city, sged twenty one years, whe fishing and
shooting excursion on the lake IN question, company
with some friends los his Life by tbs upss.ting Of boa.
Mr. Mott. II appears WAS the at Ct shooting At
wafer fowl RheD oss bic baIsu , aud fsii1g upon the
sunwse Of the boas the craft capszet, and the
cupsnts we're all precpitsed into toe iska The party
msnssed ho~eyer 10 cling 70 tue sunsea boat but "a
ceased coon became exhausted and letting 90 ha hold
rank 10 r,se no more His companions s1coeeied ID
ing the sbore In very exhausted condition. Search GAS
ms de for the body ps and Is ec3vafed some
ten hours after the aud brought ~ this city
An ipou. st gae held uoop the BODY Of desc xsef yeserday
A. the resdeocs OF bis father No t64 Esst Ssventeenh
street. when abe jury rendered verdict La accordance
wnb the above fscte
FATAL BURNING CAsrAIrY.--xrs Catherine 5smmis,
mother Of the late Nike Walsh died 1t her residence No.
2os West Twenty fs street, yesterday, from the effects
Of burns accidentally received on Thursday morning By
The explosion Of burning fluid lamp. Coroner Gamble
held an inquest upon the body, when the jury rendered
verdict of Accidental death Deceased sky nine
We rs OF age and was native OF this State Tue funeral
WI take place this afternoon from tbs late residence OF
deceased, ~ above
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SUPERIOR court-Cnambsrs.

AUGUST "a - aaIpen u Btaler md Wpe.-Notion foI
leave 70 e separsse answer denied with u costs, with
leave 70 renew, &c. within tan days.
Pcfk "a rel Biting us. Vand.nbuyg It ola-Pfoceed
inks on auacnms Mt Dire charged for irrcsuiarty.
Bruce w ktk-Aotion 10 answer denied, with %
cos 6.
Friedman ~. Ne,gman writ Of inquiry ordered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

OPPOSITION Jrpuxe I'M TENNESSEE TOO opposition party
Of Nssnve VIII have q grand jubilee on TUESDAY, the
80 inst, 10 which they oordaIy ana eerSesy nse
Nethe lapd ihe defeated opposition candidate FOR q,
vernon and all The opposinon Candidates for Congress
win be present.
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Iossea In Business The Affairs OF the Boston
Lsnseed Ont Mills.


from the Boston Traveller, August 20
Messrs william Brauhall, George Under and JamssS
Wis sjn committee spponted meeting of the credi.
tors Of F. Fowler and o., to examine Their nooks and
arcouus and investigate ,ns affairs OF the Boston Insset
OH MILE have made report, In which they put down
among the oeses OF the firm during the sst
two years, the following irems:-
L,sses on sugar operations. 100
epts OF unry cotn ard bags to New Orleans 80 400
Losses In OF tartar. 1900
Shipments TO CubR. ................ 1870
Losses on drugs chemicals aud dye stuffs 80 600
Losses by Boston Lnseed Oh Mills .......... 5000
Bad debts. 1900
pteres. and expense account Observation-Disclosures. 8o40,
Expenses OF the three partners ....,........ $500
fetal. S325 90
The committee say thst the affairs Of the Linseed OF
Nils have been sossy msmsnAged and there appears 70
mills obtain. Tpey have satisfactory evidence thu
Field Fowler Go. were deceived BY the representa-
tons Of The Treasurer In regard 70 the position Of tbs
company, 10 the extent Of 1000, up 70 within few
ortssgsd for $4,000, and the corporation an In
debeones Of about SIS 600; End s doubtful, In our
Judgment the property and machinery, although cost
y will sell for much more than enough 10 DAY is debs
Field Fowler 60, the creditors hardly expoos I,
rea1e much from this source. We do nos 1sd auy mate
rial sacrifices msde OF property any dedication that
their failure psemeditated Thet sucsrs were nj,
sold through Mesers. q HssrD o., auc.ioueers. or
Metsrs NcIellsu 4 Ewm1Ds. brokers' II cons,dsrsbI,
higher prices than conld have been realized TO
their failure Their books appear been keos n
cursey, and bAsn ed every months An, thsy maze
furnished us vi full deta,s when oreoo-s can az
aini,e IN person or by proxy. Nr. Fled So yer prc.
poses take the assets sno through The 81 s
iierds ui, pay 10 yer cent Ia cash the Hs ~ .o
ber provided the credi all accept this prouo,oo ana
grant e.oa5e the ffnl driven into he lase vsneu
Court ne snpk the creditors VIII get little nothing