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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

GLOOMY PRosPEcr.-The Chicago Herald
a Douglas paper, speaks thus despondingly,
yet truly, of the political prospect
1.-THE division every day becomes more
marked. The respect of harmonious action
to any extent becomes more and more dark
A malice seems to have eaten into cur very
hearts A Cimmerian darkness thickens along
the line of our political vision. We rush
upon our fate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

SAN FEAyclsco.-The Pany Express az
rived at St Joseph, No, Aug. 81, with San
Francisco dates to the 18th. Business az
fairs were in a good condition.
Politics IN all the interior counties en.ross
the general public attention.
In san Francisco the Republican Orgaui-
cation mauifcsjs the most force and z3al.-
They viii probably carry the city for
Lincoln, and entertain strong hopes Of car
rying the State Everything indicates that
this is to be year Of great political change
Throughout California.
Col Fremont has issued n motto, to the
Chinese who are working the gold mines On
his grant, forbidding them to pay any more
license tax under the State law taxing
foreign miners. lie claims that oil the gold
contained in the soil belongs to him, and
the State has no control over the disposal Of
private property.
The Prince OF WALLs-The story of a
New York paper, that the Prince gives only
his left hand to ladies in the dance, reminds
the Montreal Herald Of the ludicrous disan-
pointment Of the counryman when the
Princes grand uncle visited Edinburgh, in
1928
First CountrUaan.-Wecl, Jock, hae &c
seen the king?
Second CouRtrymqa-Oh, aye, haze seen
the king but wadna gang the length O.
the street to see him again The kings lust
made like any timer mon, AMI they teiPt me
his Arms were lion and unicorn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

Mr. Frsnch for the committee, reported
the following as the Republican ticket for
Justices of the peace, and it vas unanimously
adopted
DAVID FRENCH,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
TORREY E. WALES,
JOHN n. POMEROY,
GEVERETT B. ENGLESBY,
CAROLUS MOVES,
DANIEL ROBERTS,
MICHAEL SINCLAIR,
NATHAN s. HILL,
JAS. II. BOSTWICk,
ISAAC B. BOWDISH,
JOHN VAN SlCKLIN,
JOHN B. WHEELER,
DAN LYON,
WYLLYS LYMAN.
The report was accepted and the ticket
adopted, nom. con.
Mr.. Benedict drew the attention Of the
meeting to the Importance of a full vote on
lueSQaV, anu UONcu lhut a. OOtAi 10
appointed to aid in bringing it out. The
following was appointed that committee
from the several school districts in town.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
No. l, Oscar Frederick,
,, Geo L. Barstow,
" 8, Ed. Van Sicklln,
No. 4, J H Bostwick,
S. Il Crossman,
" 6, Mark B Catlin,
7,EJFAy,
q" 8, Ira Lawrence,
ON Il Stone,
10, Henry Rolfe, a Castle,
" Il, Geo Conner,
"I2, j A Saodd,
ID, VIM W Walker, Geo II Bigelow
IA, G G Benedict, E Pitkin,
d" Is. II r Wing,
% l6. \ K Ballard
The meeting thcreupon adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
REPRESENTATIVES.

hLPhESIN a " 1t
NeC Mena5crs, or Representatives. '0ho usT
no. such last year ere indicated By 0sterists.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

The majority for Representative has increased
in the last four years, as follows: In 1857 it
was 81 in lS5S-l07 ; in 1859-l55, and
in lS60-l5S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

WILLIAM HENRY, of Bellows Falls.
HENRY G. ROOT, d" Bennington.
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlebury.
ED. A. CAHOON, 4" Lyndon.
D. W. c. CLARKE, Burlington,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
Whole number Of votes,
Mr.. Moves majority over oil

The whole vote for Town Representative
is only rhres votes more than the total vote Of
last year for the same Office; and the Re-
publican majority over all is also three votes
greater than it was then. The entire Repub-
lican vote Of the Town is larger than
the above by at least two hundred ;
but knowing their strength, too many
have been careless about going to the
polls-a remissness which is never eZcusable.
The strife between the two wings of the
Democratic party has been warm, and has,
unquestionably, brought out the full vote Of
both factions
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07
BURLINGTON ELECTION.

The result of the election for Town Rep
resentative, is as follows
For Carolus Noyes (Rep.) 1863
G. w. Beckwith, Doug. Dou.) l46.
II. R. Campbell, (Breck, DEM 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

Mfr French for the committee, reported
the following as the Republican ticket for
Justices of the peace, and it vas unanimously
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

The vote Of Chittenden County in 1889 was
Hall 2539, SAKE SIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-07

4 treasury OF SCRIPTURE STORIES, T-5
lshed by Sheldon & Co., is child book W
clear print, with bright pictures to illus
trate the stories of Sampson, Noah. Ruth
David, and Joseph.
All the above can he found at Fuller's
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sALEs Ar AUCTION.

. rcrIot sALE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE,
Bronye and Psrisn China Ornaments and srtirl' Of
yenn-Fy vtrtne OF mortgage OF l0NO-r
eSrIpSMTTH, auctioneer, vi sel this day Tuesday,
ecoSsr Il No 8 West Kevsnts street This VIII be
a.oanartuulty for OF nrs cass furniture and
IA VET article will be sold without
The furniture OF nrs quality aud made by bot AZ
Noo Furnture covered IN three colored brocade, with
NJ cvsrs hpe velvet Suit Chairs reception Chairs.
s.ea IA atm medallion antique Style age ROSEWOOD BOOK
ssgAnt MAuuetere ciokAnt orm ,lu Eo-
vera Two splendid bronze Figures OF Aupo aaa Amsrca
S.r.yhnry and centre Tables reganty carved
A. g,apes md fruit bos de rose Lady wra ~ o. s9po
cos 500 two 81 lendid Psrian Figures Pandora
ana Pkote French bronze Clock 50 ehau rkures OF
Ssr.,sn, snb ects-Music and Psnung OAsAiers Jewel
pa. ~ - Isses Glove Boxes with variety OF splendid
is.rssn ard Drsaen Ornaments Two large pier dlWsos
and spleudd lornIces TO match; large PAran
oro.pA 49, twelve splendid OIL Paintings with gold
eornor .vnels Rugs and Foot Benches magnificent four
sa,ney Pisnofor. heavy carved legs of the
3 ~" c.rv. steo Cover and Music Stand Dining Room
psr Tray splendid Dinner set of $50 pieces tea and
skfss sets quantity Of cut aud engraved Glassware
possns4n do. cot engraved, such 9obleta, Wines
Decaniers Preserves; fruit and colerv
rb syrrware Casters tab spoons tea Spoons Forks La
"a silver Trays with desirable lot Of ivory table Gallery;
turkish and Iounges Second third and so
- sre furnished with s,ld French rosewood Bureaus with
FayDsn marble tops Washsts nds ChonerA Wardrobes to
match rosewood Gothic BedsteSds hair
aers Pillows Blankets Quilts 6heets with lace Curtains
mahogany and black walnut Furniture ssing
Teaas Wristbands redsteads Cribs Beds PAIL.
Ass.s Work stands Book Stands Corner stands and
are asses Cocks hooking Chairs sofas sofa Beds sofa
tons OF Coal with all the ent Furniture such
- C-cCkery, Cooking Utensils, &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
LBEKT noRrIMBK oRIrgIk co, AucrIonKEns
"A MA0NUICkNr

"A HAdSUIcEss55 uurHorn
~: SS::s.I, osss:: . !. is .ss:s
No As IVES, sixteenth sst between PtA "a x1 s.ssass
Rosewood ra'l0' suis ao oo,sse A. !. s.os.as
Rosewood and mahogany usamssr Puruisurs, en- sa'ss
Solid oak Buffet and ns.nos ?.Ss mo '''''' 'A'.s'S'
China, Glass and silver ware, NO. o1r'A'As
r,.ssr. Cent?. Table. ana R o. r.s'a By s.iss.
&. and .as public . M ssiosS. s@prsas
&c offered I. auction this season ,hs faraaare .ss al
a month. Of he ss sssrDaos csss.. a.. !.
ne h0.'s on The nop pRx% e isis. Rooxs
snps1 n. ssepI n: .ns 9TS ~ %
ransa, si fass srs sss .1s' s
: ssp.. 1 dsss: ::.s,sy n.,S: .p.
:nwoo cSs. Isss MAD ws r pear. ps~ DC; -s
oles velvet moques Table Govern Kncosnures e.y sar
vet medallion Carpets, Rugs anuaus trss r..~.
s. sss .s ss n.S s s
pear key. he's all the modern improvements rss~oai .a
Family By sslsIes superb P.atag A.samsi9. q ,As W
saus vsSs scsas. a. p So y. ~
Family. Storm Sea- BY Esaw namoer o. one csss-s
f%sn ns and
Cloth Velvet s.s Carpet srSsr f.sd Roa. Rs.sws,
Chamber Fnraure in sui. Bureana Armour ssoe Dress
Ing Table, Bedseadr. q mod@s Couch and Cheers
cred with velvet Hair aod ssrng Mattresses Bsnk-s
Counterpanes solid oak Dining kocm eIrntnr@ Bunei
Marble Top Aned with saiiawood, Extension Tabi. Arn
Chair elegant Sc, OF Cysi. and RUBY GlAs wss soua
SIN Tea Seryce French CLins Dinner
field Table Cutlery also all the Basement Kichen
pure Sale posi i've without regard re weaih.r sompe
tent persons will be n attendance pack shp or ca. the
goods 81 REASONABLE chsrge Parties wishing 10 s,en The
sac viii AXE the Fifth sixth
Aston House. = Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotel which vii
bring them with few doors the house corner Of ss
te~nth street N. h-Ihe above e,eyaut for sse
or 70 et Poseeson Immediately For further particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-23

NEW CLoAKsi NEW cLoAXsi
N A'aDsr' ''0t as # u LATEST STYLES
TI u ssE:es a i Z, As R. b xAsrL~
s az s1Hf' JAsTSs ssxsss G n1S NEW STYLE
= sG Sssi: Z - CLOTH LoAxa
very richly S@%sd q y ~ SIC and sio ~ ana an,
ssments before purchasing ..,.,
iar year IN rent alone By being Of either n those eee
:s can ass s
No ssa Bowery. near Housson sysst
H. n T~D SHssi I'm n NJ fRs HgS. KIN crov
III discs, AL coors; bess quality 8 pair.
Fun stock Of hns Lace. and Eubroader.ss
T s 81 E a s.a , ao s.s French
ynll ..ocs q I Eh.s Seods I Y.nosl.: e
ssii :sss 9 I.as:. yeas. cls:sns
Ladies' are always osAin viii Us fun assorms.sa
u above Foods y - 'oseT pn Mscy
4 and 2O6 srth second entrance below Fou,tssntA
2eO SOLOMON HART, -
~ UPHoIsTEssRs, P1PiR HASsHza
INTERIOR bsooR Aroxs,
Are procured 70 mako from their large and extensive
Oh iif Sisp9= s hAsss,aUs
AT Prices THAT DEFY ooxPrIrIoH.
Or VIII cut and retail, a small advance from oost their
sROcXf FfSs SHiif SA1 E4ssrs sRTsr.
And GOLD and PAINTED WINDOW SHADES
1''I have f:ia Ss
IN z M c fs 0 Ct R Rse sns
iu.s received from thsir house y Para =.
TIE Ss s & ss intending . their
LIBRARIES. DINING n. RooH ssp cH .xR.R.
called TO Asss beautiful good. which intend Offering
SoIoA Y" ~ s s1osa..y
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II W. NcpONNxLL. AUrrFCf.
IL. w seeoh urui arethe efecs a fam " breaking
~ houseseepirg rhs day Y esi.yl, ~ TO- oclock
the enve csni-ns he nrr story house 40 80 Wei rwen
yfourth street nssr kkht asenne insisting o. soud
wnrd Paror Sufs Ia ssun ani C~-tre rshes
Mirrors OIL Paintings, Chsna ysses Clors. wlniow shade
oil Cts. B-us@sis afd ingram mahognnv rrpuch
Becseads marble TOO Rureuus trur R~sst~Afs
bed and Pedfny hair msuress-s me ukets stair
VITA variety ~ china ware Crckery Gisss
silver Ware Cutlery kcAen Utenss AZ pessrs and ssers
uVe "A or shine.
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rIrxRr n HEgrs. IN, AUcrroSxsx,

II ENRr r. HERrS, JR, ArCrTONKuH
III vii sell co Tuesray, October q. ~ III o'clcsA.
A. The sslesvuoms. No ~ Pine sired
Per- rtory sale 81 Champawnes IN bond ships Vcarte
A. Hsu ralrwind an sesner Ariel, coUryasg about 90
csse- Vim De Az fmpewisi rlelr dNlery Kmprr~ Srr.
MT sn< Chsmrssae Cohtla In Qusrta pint and half pins
asn ot ~ Chsmpsepes slightly damaged The above sac
VII 10 without reserve and vel wcrtty Hs Ssu.cc 4
bce. k~pe-s nd he g-sde xsnerNr,
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NIILLIN e Y.


rgRs S n,.as .gR ExcrE
Mun En- porum begs the ladies' Of New York and
vicinity that be fully prepared 10 sail the largest assort
public, al such prices q viii astonish purchasers a.
PHILLIPS, Psteut Fur Muf Emporium 29 Grand street.
es have idea Of the difference 10 charges ard those
Broadway Maiden lane call u all will
sell angle set at Wholesale prise
MILLINERY AND DREsssAKTNa
M For sale q House Tenth street. between Broadway
and University place. location suitable for the drcssmAking
ti7 Brcomc street. one door ives, of broadway.
DRIvArE MILLINERY ORDERS RECEIVED AT Ixs
Beecker street New York and private families served
with the latest styles by experienced hand Terms rea
sonabe.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IMPORTANT ECoNoMy.-FoRTY PER CENT VAR.
rsnted TO all quo. dealers; every one his own rech.r
10 the making Of Fren,h American and Britain Cordias"
with perfect imitation RI French andy; also, crnde
corn ~ssksy ,nanEed 70 pure spirshns saving forty per
Eighteen stamps viii insure free by post Address
the suihor J. W. Wright bon $50 New York Post Office
IL SATIRE ON THE TINES"
rdng announcement In the Herald OF the 2Hh
twelve months board and lodging shall pubsh the SATIRE
a RULE OR RUIN" having aiss since my s.,ond notcs
,upps 10 The el.y a rzrs where BE- has very wealthy
uncle merchant who ef this country with Louis
fhspre ssd hss socs resided 10 .r,nce Rule Raino
The trade vii be supplied BY my agent FREDERIC
A BRADY, u Arm sirsst, New york
s. q ss n ssa Sy gs w.ou Bnss
passssa Ann srses Nsr Ssrs Nv HOTEL
See .New rubcstons IN Thursdays The book is
said tc be decidedly rich
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Dsovsx 4 NICHOLS. AucrrorKsRs.


Alloelo~s In front % sa-.rocm ~ Nssssn rrs.f
pafr Horses and bay sven yeays os, - !
hsnts hga sound sos hind have ben usd ~ ne
owner fr I've psss durns The summer Ia the ~ounsy are
~ abb family used 70 All kinds 81 NOISES and
rsffeciy safe 100
Doase H.ne city made nearly new, AMI " rood crdsr.
rro sssd wsroo, pole and shaft bull, b. Wood bshs'
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DT yOsxPH HEgEMAr-wgDsEDAy,O CIosER ~
Is q, 4 riork ~ precisely. At $50 fseinc street, between
Fos5 revsas streets Brcoklyn sands~. mshIsssy ~
~ ss~aa 6aresus wssb~ snds. GIT window shsdea veiveh
~ asses Is ee piy and ingram carpcs; ohcs"ss har As
Ae
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uKNRy Y. IfEBrs. JR., AuCrToNExR,
IL WI sell On Tufeda October q, al VI cic-G,
Athe s>esrcms No So Pine street. Receiver sale By
der 81 The suprem. Cour. . lsrse acck o.
CHOlCE 9RCCERlks wfNES Ac,
'nnprsng ~ er.-is Drew and Blscs Tesa
- boxes Coffee a bhbs yelo~ AID Iofee sugar.
~ cNses Ray hum. bhs rloar
A-n. isrs. io Of spces, rstmegs Gnrcr Ns-csroui.
Nermceh Family Sosps Candies Starrh inclgo So Sofa
s.cf.,s .hcory olive OF, Olives. PrInes Vinegar. AZ,
A. Also hhs old noursor whlssey.
SCR es.ss PR, and xIasa wine ls esss aad quarters
euivstan. haten and S>ignetls RrAndtes. -, Ac.
po~uv-
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On 6h 10Th and llth avenues,
"a b6th, 64h, lllth. lI2h l2lst l22d I2Sd Hlh LISA
l3A.h aud l4lst aree<A
J. BLEECRER, SON a CO, vi sell auction on
THURSDAY October 3 u oeiod 81 tho Merchants X
change.
on 6ih AVA lots O. and between l26h and l4lst
On loth sv.-T lots on e.. Of l1yh ct.
On llth Az lots and between ILLS. and 1884
On &H E-3 lots n. a 226 feet east OF 18th av
On 55th ST. lots q. g 100 feet east OF llth av
On e4lh si.-9 lots . 100 feet east OF llth Az.
On llth Ut IS lots n. s. IT'S feet west OF eth nv.
On nth at - lots . q. l25 feet west OF 4th Az.
on i2ls 81 q lots n g 100 feet cas-. Of llth
On l?2ts 3 lots and between 10th and llth
On i23d s9 lots n and q g. between 7th and llh avs
On i2sh st "a lots s. .. 100 feet east of 9Th Av.
On l26th ST lots n. .. 100 feet east OF 9Th Az.
On lStth st.-3 lots n. lB feet west 9Th Nv.
On l4ls ., g lots o 100 feet east 9Th Az.
The ndsputshle and the terms will be LIBERAL NAps
ne Ma Pine frref
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unxRx II. LKxDs, AurrIoNIRR.
II rIrTH GREAT ANNUAL SALE.

HENRY II. LKHDs co Win sell Il auction. Tia
Of Wednesday "a Thursday 16sh Friday 36,h ana
saturday oc q. a O'Clock each evening IN he galleries q
the kanoal Academy, Tenth ssrees, Broadway Tbs
above coecon coprisss the works Of 0isnour w. wsc
y. " Crupe~y Dursnd l. Mixrot Hinckiey, Heaiey Ha
McEnee u. H. Hall Carter Biondei Brown Person. rAorn
and others -
RN0rrsH SCHOOL.
e Boedinstor Slayer. sr. o.inssoroasA cyGnA b. q
Morland two beautiful picursa By A. WniAms SD
r. rc~ry, from the Roysi Academy exhibition. Of his
~o~ks two by EdwArd ONe Of London j. ssxk
RArAnd A. w. Tsyor Harding. early pictsrc Remnant
Peele IouAerbourr, warranted from tse lse coieca
az Sir wills Lscn the elder original By Herrnx Sir
wilson 0erre Cole, London; Edwin wulams guaranteed
sidney Cooper And osbeS-beips the entire oolcctn a
McDermot. Who 10 leaving for Europe
FRENCH 'HOOIA
Osirai guaranteed BIZ Paul Dc,arocke Poisevin. lamb
net ruyon Courpure he rotre Isufont Sc Meta Jules
Noel O. LAME, Sd Frerc Salmon Pcrus Artois he BlAs
z HotermAn. A. r. verun. Lemmcns Aceard and c<hera
FLEMISH SCHOOL
yevho>ckhovens two beautiful orginaa De BrAakAleAr
Meyer, Won Best Husard Van o. and oshers Aho nns
private collection OF old Pciur un recevet and be
fore exhibited II estend the ss Of srista
Ne public will shcse given above that As will Be
extraordinary mary hrv eisss a-sss rrprcscnted
.hlch have never ben offered BY auction IN this before
They erh billion above free and VIII als be
srhbon evenings prv the sac wvh catalogue
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ANTHOLOGY.


A BONA rrDs AIT BIOLOGIST rHAr KvrRY oNnoAH
- depend % y Madame wILs9r, WHO tells Us ce,sa Z
s s0l a.. s1 ever n ~. snop S 81
Ne po.en her vondsriu science and ssn ali u q
ssy one sa oeasaa Ssr ssss sais. nay =. ss pa
"a sysssos. iss, Der .S1,ss IS ss- ~ -
ss ':s Sa'i e,
Sm vss n. esr.. q s q S s , ~,
be called soss wonasrfu woman Rs.lds.ss l Ansn srs
Nh for ladies and rsnus.sn. . csn.s
sroNnHIHo.-nApAnB noRRow, mvuHYn
"A daaFhsw, bos v..A oAul and On q forssAk Nm ~
sss:s: & -: ~. 20: :s'ys
A PHRENoLoersr AND AsrRoLoarsr THAI BRArs
"a As wora and yso wss never snovn 70 fs N ryi.s
u1s.sp. swsui. journsys absens rienss assss sls.
nes MN md so css d
Psrsnsiiy o. b. stsr. iho.s consult sos Ssss
.ses and .Is 8. S
,se '-ss sna pretended card eusisrs And forum. s.s
oa5 ss1soa Who 4. he ssnains ansa SOD xr.s.a Ans
70. s, ,as y a., .2s =
hsr rrsdencs iol sih opposite nsh ssrss
OLAnroYAScn-nRs ssynouRs MEDICAL ol.Am.
nm ~ sr 49, n. ss ~ Sus cn
scss day 81 evs,ias asA psfss sAsafsss rnasAsssa
MApAxl RAy u The BEST ol.AEyoIAM AID
speedy marriages tells Of hot pruperL - scvsnkh
avenue near twenty ssvsafh street. lAAss cns rsnss-
MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
M .ss u ssS ss ss sss = S
dent she has equal ycu vish Ne rh rvr hv 81 =
49,. Inn i.; ;sss;s go s.si:...
nAADAmK LnAHDER LENT. sEvnNTH DAUGHYuI-
MI Cas cunsuisd about Love Marriage Absen FrenAu
tells al The events Of ME n lS< Tot sire ladies' -
seruemes % cenA Causes seesdy marriage add sve ccr
sashS~
nApANR BYRON THE GREAT PHRKyoLoarsr Aap
~ .Ea =, NJ. rars c.n b con.a.sd ssos. ns csy
" sever Known 70 fan B-sse h A. trns ssrsis
physssAa ard gives advice Who are In trouble oas Il
sesn 70 ~ bovery, over he ccnfss<usery; ladsss =
NJ R-wHo has NOR HEARD or TIE oMp-
~ erisd nAdane PkkwsTnE rbe hes BE-. cocs.h-
So fsss constes she has equal tss Ne =
ruur~ wife ~ h,sbAnt Aiso vsr, N voa -
- rus s'vs her Cal u nj Third ave.na above r-sv
CPfRfTrA LlsN. -rHARLR COLCHESTER HAVING
- remsyd " No Bo,d street. can be consued /" us'aS.
Y CHRfsT0rHnR srRyBr.-MRs II. RonDxR 9rvR
III true informstn all Affairs through life IN regard .
ssas-s Il sus.nss. ssss.. ispds scsnsss ssd aes =.
- sr-s sn& nzs - sfs.s =. .gsss, sasilss -
co. lsals- Is es-n e~nslsnsr. - cents Rem-mber " q
CAr~phsr street nsAr rosrh srees a. wsvs-ey p.se~
ZOl wrD0nR cisirvoyss snf ysN~d Spsa n ADJ
~ f11rtv love ns~a.rs abseut fffenlm
tn~~ pr~~rra~ nsisrn- fos tssssss ts1s scsg r-w
80 SrNss - y sSsA "a
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UvKAMBOATO

uARLEN AND sPUYTEN DUyvu NAvIGA TIoR
Ii Company Fall Arrsngement-on And After Thursday,
Oct IS here VIII be bui boat hs bet
Harlem High Bridge 2l5h street and nternoc lAndn
foows-Leave Harlem-7 20. q 10 10 AMI " A. IT'S
andeP,M. Leave FISH s,resi-6D $50 go asd MS A.
~. 1. SIS and SIS r.. M.
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AUCTION EorrCE-PERsoNs ABOUT REMOVING
n win And II " their Advantage 70 call the great Metro
possn Express and 81 king aud leo yack
Pour for removing families In the
city. Cara hora All kinds OF ststuary, PAinunxs
Pier Mirror Psnofores removed, Ac VITA and ai
ria Furusae q Al kinds pscA ed and shipped v all Of
the vxiA r. 0OULDSxff &. Proprietor.
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EDWARD SCAENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ BY T.. y. H. SOHEkCK. this day. October IS 4
O'Clock st store III BroadwAy-Ligbt Bay Horse,
hands high long ana tail kind gentle
believed TO be sound fine style and Acou
saddle horse. Sold only for OF use
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rCT1oN EOTfCE.-M DOUGHTY AuCTIoNRER,
IA VIII se tbs Gay TUESDAY, Oct - At l0k o'clock at
III FULTON street. the entire rocs Of Furniture coat ped In
The above sore 10 - sold account % the declining
busne The asA consists 10 81 solid rosewood frame
Pror Suits covered IN erocaie plush marble TOP centre
fables b.xrk walnut Buets dining Chairs marble top dress
ing Bureaus Wsshsand' BecseAds hair Mattresses Ward
rooee Lounges nc &c.
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A J. BIyECVER. AUCTIoNDER
"A. Continuation sale of the Bradhurst Provery.
A !, BLEkOkER 5 N a CO. will sei at auction on Tues
day October IS Al IL o'clock. NJ the Merchants Tx shange
ABOUT l00 LOTS
"a choice locations.
90 liiih and ASH streets and Breakneck Hill rad
Being
Adjourned from October IL for want Of time.
kaps erms &c at No Pine street
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/ RKB LCscE RvrRY MIGHT. FROM rrr< 20
twelve cciocs A The Csr-ntoc rs ferc zee .7rrsr
. blssctW al gFeeus s-rss = ~
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 3d. l86OTRPLE SHEET


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EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Furnimre,-By f. AZ. II. sCHENCK On "wednesday,
Oct a. At l01 oclos at salesroom ll Broad way
and second hand household Furniture
Of suits Of mahogany and black walnut Psor Fur
top RteFeres centre and pier Tables French plate per
Glasses Brussels and Ingram rpets carved and
wood mahogany and black walnut Bedssads top
Bureaus washsar d. and Comm odes elegant marble ton
black walnut sdeboards extension Tables dining
and library Chairs Turkish Lounges and Chairs
wood AND mahogany Bookcsses and WArdobes Mattresses
bedding &c.