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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
have again returned to resume the practice Of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches having pur-
chased the interest of brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, and having spent four
month. IN New York the past Summer to obtain fully
all the late improvements in the art. have painted
renovated and enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better to produce first
class work than most Galleries boast Of and
duce to the comfort of patrons. trust not only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained but to elevate it still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr.. COOK,
of the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and am determined
not only to make this the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North South
and introduce to the public the following new
styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or colored,
Ivorytypes, %
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass life size,
Visiting Cards full length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass paper,
still continue 10 make the Melainotype and Am
brotype heretofore. The above styles all
trely in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but made at sitting. All who in want OF
anything in my line politely invited to give my
call before visiting elsewhere when will prove by
occular demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-H B. G. D. q IA.
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We take pleasure in calling attention to the medi-
cines advertised in our paper by J. N. Harris Co. of
Cincinnati Perry Davis Pain Killer is well known to
the public and needs recommendation from US, as
its good qualities in all cases have been generally
tested The cry Wine Bitters, in Of dyspep-
STA jaundice complaints, and in ali where
tonic Is necessary is highly recommended. Or. Wea-
vers Syrup An terate desirable remedies in cases
arising from impure state of the blood. The
bned of the two is said result favorable in all
cases. In the above list may be found panacea for
all diseases try Mansion Star Feb. 18th, 1860
Mansion, Juneau Co., Wis. nov1-d&w4w
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Chancery Sale
Of Valuable Farming Landa

n pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Charlotte, rendered at the September Term 1860,
IN the case OF John R. Anderson of Irby Nor
gan Co., against j. w. and NJ F. Shelton, / will on
saturday the I'D OF December next, proceed to sell
70 the highest bidder, at the Court House door in
Charlotte, valuable Farm lying Yellow Creek in
Dickson county containing about 400 acres about 100
acres of which is cleared, and under good state of
cultivation. The above described tract Of Land has
upon it comfortable Dwelling House. with all neces-
sary out houses plat of the above described Lands
will be shown on the day of sale Terms cash.
nov1O-lm H. c. COLLIER, C. 4.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Charleston Courier
The Reslgnarfons I'm the south

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--The President has
determined not to fill the vacancies occs-
stoned by the resignation of the Federal Office
holders ia South Carolina for the present.
Future events will direct his course in this
respoct. His position in reference to other
Southern States will be the same.
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E5- The best and safest, well the cheapest
method Of curing all humors and chronic complaints
is to use DR. s. Weaver's never failing RENE iies,
which are advertised in another column. Try them
and you will say too. From the evidence we have
seen in their favor know they must be valuable
articles. noyI-d6w4w
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south CaroIIna Convention,

A bill has passed the State Senate, with
but one dissenting voice, calling State Con-
vention on the 18th day OF January next,
and providing for the election of delegates
on the Sta of January. 1t will, no doubt,
pass the House also.
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A b. MONTGOMERY J. ". STEWART
NEW FIRM,
MONTGOMERY & STEWART.
GROWERS AND DEALERS IN
Fruits, Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs. Roses, &C., sc.
TJNWOOD NITRSERY

LINWUUU NURSERY,
NASHVILLE :: -: TENNESSEE
Three Miles from the Public Square-on the Hlsboro'
or Broad Street TURNPIKE.
INHE Propretors, in Offering this edition of their
Catalogue to the Public, beg leave TO assure them
that every endeayor is used to render their establish
ment worthy of confidence and patronage of all per-
sons Their Fruit Trees well grown, remarkably
thrifty, and of such variety have proved to sue
coed best in Tennessee and the Southern states.
In addition to our large variety of Fruit Trees, we
call particular attention to stock of Large Ever
greens and Ornamental Trees suitable for immediate
effect Ours is the only establishment in the State
where such can be had.
Naming, Packing, Shipping and Transporting care
fully attended to.
Enough charged for packing pay cost of material
All plants delivered in Nashville free of charge.
Orders solicited. MONTGOMERY STEWART.
oct26-d6m. ProprIetors.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF Jesse and Elizabeth
Thomas, respectfully invited attend the funeral
of their son, JESSE this CFucsday) morning, 10
O'Clock.
Divine service at the residence, by Rev. J. W. Han
ner, D. D.
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HoIloyyay,s Pills.--rhe estimation

these medicines held by the public, steadily in
creases their demand They act directly on the sys-
tenn removing all obstruction, renovating the springs
of life purifying the blood, and totally Graduating
liver complaints indigestion pain the side and gen.
eral debility Sold everywhere nov13-1w
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~H Hon. JAS. Chestnut, of South Carolina,
has resigned his seat in the United States
Senate
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Bg- Read the following, from Dr. Leeper, old
resident of Stark county, for many years the most
prominent physician and druggist of the place:
NAvARRE, STARK Co, Ohio,
June 21st, 1858
Sometime since, Ireceived lot of Dr. Richardson IS
Sherry Wine Bitters to sell commission. They
all sold, and your further supply of three dozen
ties just received 1t ink shall need soon, as
they in good demand and highly praised by suffer
ers from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint
nov1-d6w4w JAMES L. LEEPER NJ D.
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Congressman Elected.
MASSACHUSETTS

Thomas D. Elliott, Rep, reelected.
flames Burlington, Rep, reelected.
3-Charles +. Adams, Rep, reelected.
Alexander II. Rice, Rep. reelected.
5-W. Appleton, Union, gain.
6-John b Alley, Rep, reelected.
daniel W. Gooch, Rep, reelected.
S-Charles r. Train, Rep, reelected.
9-Levi Haywood, en-, gain.
lO-Charles Delano, Rep, reelected.
l.. Dawes, Rep, reelected.
MICHIGAN.
1-B. F. Granger, Rep, no change.
2-F. G. Beman, Rep, no change
BE-. w. Kellogg, Rep, reelected.
4-R. Z. Trowbridge, Rep, no change.
MINNESOTA.
Cyrus Aldricb. Rep, reelected.
Window, Rep, reelected.
WISCONSIN.
John F. Potter, Rep, reelected.
2-Luther Hanchett. Rep, no change.
"a. Scott Sloan, Rep, gain.
DELAWARE.
George p. Fisher, Rep, gain.
NEW JERSEY.
John It. Nixon, Rep, reelected.
2-JOhn L N. Stratton. Rep, reelected.
3-Wm. @. Steele. Dem, gain.
T. Cobb, DEM, gain.
5.-Nehemiah Perry, Dem. gain.
IOWA.
r. Curtis. Rep, reelected.
2-Wm. Vandever, Rep, reelected.
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Louisiana Sugar.

IN HHDS. New Crop Louisiana Sugar choice ar
lOticle, to arrive by Steamer B. NJ Runyan on Mon
day morning next, and for sale low for cash.
MIZEII. HOOPER & CO..
nov10-tf Nos. < Market Street.
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'eremptOry Orders to Close COnsignments.

RENJ. F. SHIELDS CO.. will commence this
DeTening, Thursday, the Sth inst, at u O'Clock,
and continue each evening until the the present. stock
OF Seasonable Dry Goods ooots Shoes Hats and Varie
ties is closed Buyers who can pay cash will find it TO
their interest TO attend, of the Goods fresh
and desirable. BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.,
Central Auction Rooms opposite Sewanee Hotel
noyS-f
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For Sale.

THAT comfortable dwelling, No. les South Summer
l. STREET. formerly the residence of Russell Houston,
Esq.
Also. No. Is North Summer street, the present resi-
dence Of Jas. Corey, Esq Apply to
]. KIRKslAN, President,
augl-tf Union Bank of Tenn.
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Undershirts and Drawers.

CIK Shirts and Drawers. heavy and very hne; Cash
mere Shirts and Drawers, heavy and very tine;
Merino Shirts and Drawers, heavy and very fine;
IambswooI Shirts and Drawers do do do do
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers do do do
Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, do DO do
English Brown Cotton
The largest and smallest men Gao find Underwear 70
III them, at No IS Cherry street. one door from Union
oct20-u II Nef,ITJ
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lie. B. Washburne. R"p., re elected.
2-Isaac N. Arnold. Rep, no change.
3-Owen Lovejoy, Rep, reelected.
William Kellogg, Rep, reelected.
5-W. A. Richardson, Dem, no change.
6-J. A. McClernand. DEM. reelected.
flames G. Robinson, Dem, reelected.
S-Philip B. Fouke, Dem, reelected.
9--JOhn A. Logan, DEM, reelected.
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Inli and complete assortment Of ali the Stsp,.rs
and Text Books now in use. Hardees and Sco1r;- r.
'ioS- 60, TOT u. SAT- oy F. HAGAN & CO.
oSs-O-i Al College street Y
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a m1eNEs,s SALE or ELEaA ANT ROSEWOOD HOUSE.

A GI0NER's SALE OF ELEGANT ROSEWOOD HoUs 81.
"A hold Furniture 81 public auction, this day tMoads,)
q lOk o'c ock Il Tho private residence No 81 West
MevsnA street, between Ftnh and SIXTH avenues yves.
e)d Dagnincent wood Panofore, elegant rosewood
Daror Gu Escreorss and MIR
velvet Carpet Oh Paintings &C. Parties IN OF first class
furniture will nnd this opportunity seldom met with, and
oud mot fan 70 prssent OAalogues an 30 had early 90
BY those ceebraasd cabinet MAX Bo,ne Gold
Of this y PArlors copain two costly suts Of rosewood
richly Aucovered with satin brocatel of the
nos expensive kind Psnofcs double round eornsr, carved
Aminser Carpet mosnc Rugs pier Mirrors Ul Paintings
brooAte Curtans French Consoles Eteeres Book
ease Esc1etoes centre side Tables &c &c Din
Ing roon-oAk extension Table oak Buffet table Cutlery
carved Bedsteads marble Bnrcans
WAsAsands Commodes curled hair Mattresses feather P
lows Bankets shees Brussels CArpcts Lounges CHAIRS
Clocks Mirrors Curtains toilet Sets Upper cham or. neatly
ding and every thing belonging fra house Also
Placement iture, Utensils kc 10 NB-SAle posi-
i've rain shine. BY order Of Reuben vanhouten and James
xnu0y anoigneoG.
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n J. BLEECK aR, AUOfIONElR.
a. EXECUTORS SALE OF

wea Broadway, Franklin, Bea.h and vArcs streets,
Belong TO the eatAte OF Ihos Riley. deceased.
4. j. BLBkCKKR, SON 90 win sell At auction Mon
dnU, Nov 10 IL O'Clock, the Merchants 9xchsuge
Oh fHK 8. ". CORNER OF EST BROADWAY FRANKLIN
gF-The three story and 1t brick 8uldng ad Lot
Fifth Ward Museum Hoel Size Of lot 26xs4 feet
leas
on 81 CoRSrR vARcx AND BEACH srs. The three sorry
bricR Dwelling and Is with brick stable ~ vArick u
Size Of lot Is and II 9rl0S and 100 es or les including
halt o. party wall.
On W. CoRNER WEST BsospvAY AVID Bach sr The
four brisk Building and Lot situated - above Size
Also ito sAsres tcapit. sto,p Of the COLUMBIA FIRE
INSURANCE OONPANY.
napa terms, a. can be had At No I Pine street.
sy0rd'r Of s Fl E f b ssgsH. }EresulOu
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n LB1Rr nolr!nnR 6AIfrIs 4 CO.. AuCrosEEas.
HOUSEHOLD

HOUSEHOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The property Of family eayinx for uurope,
On this day MONDAY, November 10 At l0n O'Clock.
Al Tho private residence Of Buruham, Esq
No ~ West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and sixth
Being the largest and richest Of House Fur
niture offered - auction this season, VIZ
Elegant rosewood Drawing Room Suits.
on Paintings by eminent artists,
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers,
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Diesdsn and seues China Vases,
French plate Pier and MAniel Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains, .,~-,,.
Rubv crystal Glassware solid syerware shsnis Table
Cutlery rosewood Chamber Furniture ryle Louis tno
furniture Ill made 70 oreer BY Brannsdorf 10th q 20
DRAWING ROOM FUkslTuRe -
plate doors and back; Fable nAd with mother pesr
Tables, satusry marble top two Iun SUITE
Drawing Furniture eegan tee tete eo ~ two Ar
es hit oval ba Chairs carved rose ood frames
and covered three coored satin hroc.de Of the mosi
brucane AMI Curtains; siI Light bronze and orm1lu
CAan6eiers imported from Paris by Marcot % Candida
h1as Brnckes French plate pier and mattel hroes with
rch Kh frames superb sevres and Dresien china Vases
MAGNIfICkNr ia octave PIANoFohTE.
carved legs and round corners finished all round In
Md viii sod pearl ke rosewood STOOL Music rack
cloth cover sheet and Music hall oak Hsisnd
Ocloth brussels sta Carpets &C On carved
God Becseads style Lous Bdresna Commodes 20
match Wardrobes dressing and toilet Table and Book
stands Couches Chairs Curtains sasdes Oornice hair
Mattrooes PaliA&es Feather bods Bosters Pillo ",
Dlanket Sheets Quilts Counteroanes decorated hns To ct
Sets, oval Mirrors Dining furniture Of every kind Aao
Kitchen Utensils &C. Csh deposits will be required OF every
purchaser.
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AI.RrPr IT NYCOIAY AUCrTONEIR.

vOrOn Coal and IN
Sc 90 st Louis Co. per cent bonds
1000 Virginia state CENT bonds
Stock Note OF q D. Biz ham for $500.
NextregulAr sale Thursday November ~ Regular
sales Stocks aud Bonds Mondsy aud Thursday
day whom required At l2 o'clock. the stock ss-s
ROOM 81 william the Merchants Exchange
sired Stocks and Bonds bought and sod st sale AMI
a. he Brokers' Board. ALBERT II. Nj JOLAY,
Auctoneer and Stock Broker,
liam a,raAt nARr
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u Shoes, &c Sc.-A NJ uKisTALAk, Aneuoneer Is
nj. ell ss 90 TSa %s. Ssos en-. tssas.
Vs. IS ss:1 i:ss %
Sale; AZ. SfS. sss s si r.; 81 p's
aOS g. s 5sS Iic H Asb ~
,.s q XII 8: ~. !: sss's S:s
y fs:s
cstaosn.: good. ready Early e '''0-
EDwAnD so laPsaF.s sscs sHas =
.ssss \ ,ssf ,:si
comprising very large assortment Of snrey new patterns
- fiss r sSzss, stSEss FsS.AS siagREs -.
pncSsAfEb Fkrscn OHM bisSss sErs
r sHsFes Sn ooDs Shines Ware
fse s a oa s.ssy sales
room LaDiEs and u. ~ Sic generally are nssd 70 es
ed and shipped at a smsil cost.
QHNRY B. HERTs, yR, AUcTIoNasa-sHssiFF's
ss,e Of groceries Wines LIQUORS AZ, 90 Iuestsy Soy
gI.ns md elaos rsss white yellow c,Tss
5 ..
aa s sue s1sa s.
fc&es &c. Terms sash In city banksoe money ~ order
uENRY H. LEEDS. AUcrroNErR HENRY II LEEDS
aaoc S9 " ss o .s'9n n ssv ~
nare eight old about 10 han,s high long tail kind 10
snsle and double hsrne an eIcsen saddle horse Of the
81 use.
uHERY GREEN. AUCrIoNKER.
~ Groceries, la99ors sess. tor Monday Nov ~ At
Ale, 1900 lbs White Lead and 600 lba Rose Pink.
IRON aAFEs.-s 4 J. BoGARr WILL SELL on TUES.
William sbeel pay advance expenses iron safes
HerrnGs Wfers Deanos also bay horse, about 10
brown Horse about ID Ssne: Sss. ysa. Old iss
traveller.
MORTALITY. AUCTToNBER. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
e. o'clock at his store us Chatham Sofas,
Bureaus Chairs Lounges Feather Bcds Carpets Clocks.
Goods. . variety
" day, Nov 3D. al l0i O'Clock at classroom No 81 Mas
street general sssormen OF Household Furniture com
ssS % IN and
hoxnDy Library and Secretary Bookcases marble top Centre
DinBs S
Lounges &C. &c the whole to be perempory sold the
MoRrGAaE sALR.-A. N. CRETALAR, AUCTIoNEEa.
M will sell on Monday 10Th inst. at 10 O'Clock No II
Tables twenty Chairs Pump. Gas Fixtures
Tubs Pals Beds M Betdng large quar- uy OF Tumbers
eer Of iaorasy for :. ~
pAwxsRoKrs,s SAFE THIS Day MONDAY, AT lol
Dress, wooIsn saS ohsr shawl. an Dry oood.
and other Goods all nss class worthy the ssniioa Of dealers
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HONsrABLBs SALE OF FINE MADE Up FURs SCOTS,
" Shoes &c Ac-A. NJ. CktsrALAk, Aucuoueer, -
Ssy VII eel on Honas, sa inst 4 = s' Sas ond
CUFFS Wof and Bear ssgh obes together With loe OF
sisers Shoes Shoppers eaters Oxford Ies Oongress
Gaiter Shoes. Ac, by order Of Constants.
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DRY GOODS. 60.

DRY GOODS, sc.
Ar !. CusHAAHs
NEW STORE. AS SIXTH AVENUE.
Corner Of Twenty eighth ssset
Ladies win md good socs of Goods,
consisting Of Hmbroaderes and LAos Goods
full line Linen Handkerchief and lsdiss CorssA
Every variety Hosiery, Gloves and Undertaking.
Boob Swiss and Cambria Musln.
Every variety Dry Goods. Linens, kc.-cAeAp.
Paris Flowers and Ruches tmuch under pnceJ
The best lid Gloves sc Warranted prime Ariscls.
ladies' Corsets. 81 pair. Well worth 81 30.
500 dozen Rid Hose, oniy lzx-worh 10 oenia
SOD dozen Rid Hnss oply Is as IS and s. cs
500 dozen ladies' Cotton Hosiery k Is IS 81 and - ocnm
pair This lot OF no derry IL very much under proc
EnBsOIDERED COLLARS, LACE dJODS,
ton TO, stock Ia and selected wii viewo build
ing nr csas trade Very many choice patterns
be seen by giving US an early call.
GOOD STOCK OF RIAL VAL. IDGINGs AND LAcKs.
100 Black Lace Wells rs cen u M.
BIBBOfs, RIBBONS
kIBBoKs, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
Ladies wiz nrd variety Of Ribbons low prices
O. J. CUsHNAN.
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DUssELL ". wrSrCorr AUcrloNEsR
IL ELEGANr FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


1 =. dsy n0p S.S sGs NJ At ION and l.
br.ry saiDs. q house No 70: ws ysny ars. street DO
having bee ssde % order two month. ago and comprise.
I - e s q ~, SS. sss
or shine offering eItraordn Inducements hoasekeepers
octave rosewood P.naio1e full
so h and order
top E' geres brocael And lace Curtains Turkish Chairs and
@
e.Ssa se s and BED
SS S es a ass
"" ss 90 ca su - s M
PfMosK .nc,osesr sore IS s..s Broadway. cor ,sr Of
Chatham street large sssormsst Of anred.enei Pleds.s
bsio he B, order Of D. O. FHRo sok ia sarck
ne. sS il,
~ s ss.e four: ;'s ,.
s w. Io =. sis ~s s.s e:
ns 1'Ts aqss wy: xo. :s e.
.noudas everything usually found y n ~ cir a; rs cs
g. Al: BocARr. AugrIoNEsRs-ruEsDAy. nov.
i oos s = u: sae on ,co- NJ Az, sos IA
eiohss .ssosasy Bar..as Wasssisnds rosswooa o.lor
s ssa plum a'ss s. s,1s q
gravn oil Paintings hsr Mattreases leather Bets black
walnut hcresore dining Tables hotel setiesa. Kitchen Frn
tnre, &c.
G j. BooART. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOV 10
-. dlo ocock n 100 sleecksr street mortssxe sale he
ftures of bakery consisting OF Couners show Cxses OIL
cots Capeo Tcos Gas Fixtures Ice creAma T.oaxss
virtue Of execution. he Lease o. DE asoye premises
SEERIFF's s4LE-xILLINERy FANCY GOODS Ae.-
> CHAMBERS FAlRCHIlD, auctionecrs win sel this
day xondAl Nor ~ Al IL cock. a. ser sales room us
the Stock Of Mliner consisting Of Bonnes
trimmed unframed IN velvet salln AMI franes
Nevs.s salns silks Ribbons Lsces Feathers innings
her with qrauiy ~ Perfumesy Soaps COmbs Brushes
Thread Needles Tai Buttons and VARIETY % other Ill
Counters saoE Cssss Bonuei ttlnts and olhsr
Store Fixtures. JOHN KELLY, sheriff
GALE OF CRocEEsy, GLASS. CUILEsy. BRITANNIA
- Ware p. n vAr ANrwERP. austionser ri The store
oil r. Nautilus as eeu viii ssl IN lots = slt
dealsrs TUESDAY Nov 20 Al 10 O'Clock,
al xints o. while Granite and conm,n Ware. Sale freq
VAN. wITTkRs, AyCIloERER. WALL sK-L This DAY
w Monday atteo O'Clock vt S5s Can ST. all the xenteei
pafor chamber iHlnx aui klchea Funiure of large
house velvet and ispesry ply and other
psts hall and basement Olcot, Psri2r Sat Cn ins Mrt
Paiung- Brresus mshorany aud other Be1setfs hair
other feather Beds aud Bedding dining
npd kitchen Furniture dr.sing Buresus Wsshss d. toilet
China Gsss Ac he whos conpraing nEe AssorAeai for
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ucrfoK sALr-PEADy MADE CLOTHING. Day
"A Goods. kc. Ac.-A. M CRIsrALAR, Auctinneer, ~
BoNery, VIII sell, this day 10th inst, al lOs O'clock.
arge s.rtmeui o. ane winter CoAing conssax o. Inc
Ovrrcosu; doeskn, rsdne aud cashmere psne sh satin,
vslvs and plush yesA; large ot % knxlah, french Ani
American Cloh Cassmeree Beaver, Cottonade, Doeskn,
Lhinxs rAiors rrmm kc., a..
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UCTION NOTICE -THE ADVERTISERS WILL oYFE2
"A private the three dsys his entire stcck
Household which OF gcner assortment
class Ave resdercs Including 0ne
rsevood pisnfore TOUR full suits Of PArlor rurnitue "a
Btcgeres Ccptre rAhes rich
Iy cary lace Cn<ta1s splendid china vaes
Fsrnn seeiher with ane sssortm~n Of Bedroom
Furniture and mahogany also all The Chnsss
Glassware, Ac &c vii be sof IN lots y su parcess-rs
whole gill be sold lot lnreher with he House.
Tbose class pscd At No 2s
-FOUR eenh be.wcca ngnsh aud Ninth from
A. n r.. ~.
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4 uorroN. AUCTION AUCTION
IA THIS DAY, THIS DAY,
ELEGANT sRyRN OJTAvE PIANOFORrE,
RARE OLD OIL PAINTINGS,

sPLINpID PARLoR ORNAMENTS.
BRUSSELS AND MORAN cARPnrS AND RUGS,
Lace and Brocaiel Curtains and Covnices
together with great variety Of Bsenen Dirng Room and
Chamber all In rood order This sale worthy Of
atseniiou every article must Be sold and removed before
Monday night The sale viii commence n lo O'Clock pre-
cisey the premises No IS wet kghteenf, street. be
Fifth and Sinh House % et rent 500 By
der OF J. =. a. COILS, MorGsxoe.
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DAwEBRoKEB's SALE THIS DAY MONDAY. AT lols
O'Clock, will sell at Bull a INGRA ANS auction
looms. % New Bowery 200 lots ladies' silk and merino
Desses woolen ana other shawa Remn silk Dry Goods
Quilts Blankets Be. gold and silver Watches line Jewery,
and other Goods all nrsi cass worthy tbs attention OF dealers
and others. LOUIS LEVY, ass Grand street.
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4 DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEAR,
"A VIII sell

ON FEIDAY, NUvEHBEK . I'D,
Al II O'Clock at the Merchants Erchsnge,
BkvEH VALUABLE LOTS
MAR The LOwER PART OF rHn CENTRAL PARK,
MANLY
ous lot Broadway northwest corner Of sixty ninth sree
and lot Tenth northeast corner Of Sixy ninh
street, IN Of Broad way lo<, 70 be Sid togother
rhe three lots adjoining rontnG Broadway and running
through 10 Tenth avenue, win be sold singy.
fhs two adjoining lotA also fronting on nrodwny and
O, VIII be snld together.
% TO-. ns non ssol On . - sas, a
Wan ure0l
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uHNRY GREBN, AUOTIONKER
~ oroceres LIQUORS. ssxsn, ton Monday: Nov. 49, at
los O'Clock, 1t lo4 William street. large l0 Of Groceries,
Woes Liquor and Also about 100 dozen bottles OF
Ale, 1900 lbs. White Lead and 900 lbs. Rose Pink.