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A 1AsS 81 sN Ga f houssaob sdkN
y. s'as sic ss S an
full ss'so Ses sls ssRoi T.SLoe AuorrosEas
VIII sell This day. auction AL he of the private
No So w. sehteer.h se Between Filth and Sixth s,e.
ssasi,ng q sps .s;'msn, Of ,,Sn honsesola Fprn
wste Silver and Plated wsre &c &C. ali 10 ns order hay
'ns been m ute ''i! f : isG', sss CONTAIN
p s aueSs ss o.
6Sct 6s.ss sns elegantly Goth. Reception Chairs
Ssss"ood hss'Ts,s n s5ss ssop Centre To,
rpa Oh ease a ffs1s1 ss. and Of fine Tone
s iss as,'sE sss n iss s ws
xv1rs large marine scene ssipxreck by G. F. Beau.u
Two orismsis scenes in hst. by Iagnoif
Of nouse but TOO nun eror, TO msglsn.
and T. do sna u, m
number Of '''er' sa SAKl ,lS'f FisunEa
01e figure Wellington one pair choice figures Pandora
DO representing Nuss and Art
oopel,nS oibsrs Of snner sizes with few very ane
The wicde WIS With ane Brooas and Lace Cur
tains; siso. Frtnch Shades:
M z M .os T.a srss .s y
silver plated Knives Forks spoons Ac french cut and
Furniture green dAmstk slyerpla'ed Cstest pearl and
ivory handled Knives together with general assortment Of
useful articles neces6sry to make the Ees Complete
BEpROONS-eECOND STORY
bah and spring Mnirssses Mirrors Brussels and Ing Oar
pea, Crr'sips Shades. &c &c.
THIRD STORY.
!nssosany Bedsteses Buresus wsshstsnds cha RI, Pal
whole ccbinrs togehar everything hst ~ necessary
~ oeDemensai TO hli ; fret class private residence
e eAe VIII be positive without regard 10 price weather.
sac 70 commence at I0x O'Clock pr, ctsely
1<s wemng 70 purchase requested to call any time
&ksok D csocA Ana examine the articles
y. MINOR TAYLOR, Auctoneer.
~ n u.u.-,--.. once NO. Great Jones est
4 DRIAN Il. MULLER, AuCTIoNERR
"a lte Lots on Tenth and Eleventh avenues Isss, ,soh ~
iSoH srse.. wA % cold u snccn THURSDAY Apri TO-
b nULLkR snctcneer Ths beautiful pIsce Of sroSns :
evel with Tenth the centre OF Cnruc.ns.,,
ard ADJOINING tho residences of Moses Taylor and shsrh
Knapp, Eeqrs and the stages and railroad route Sss
see rs southern Boundary graded paved 10 Inc NS
river q which the whole property commands view re
80 VIII be made By single lots parcels on essy sr.
q pegneal The tile he property Is now uneI
vsg lately perfected By releases obsoed Snd 70
CORDED in Ne Rcgs Office For maps and partjcusrS an
pH b he AacHooecr. IS Wa street.
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DAviD sNTr. AUO4IONFER.

DAyfD sNTr xUC1IOSEER.
~ beautiful Reel cree at Auction 10 Jersey City.
40, SO and three Lots of 0routd.
DAVID eCO1 g. Aucioneer will sal pusl- aug.i1u
Yiday april i3 nj cock ths the very
dsabe property situated the OF Jrsey aud
fouh SIEVE 9TH str The above built by the with
ontyegard In co 10 The hes. mapner uhsce cecon
OF Fivhlses and ' nbbery the premises Five niuu.es
walk to the ferry. ese postive.
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A LBERr II. NICOLAY, AUCTIoNEER
"a RE6ULA K AUCTION SALE OF

"a RE6ULA X AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
Al BFRT II. NICOAY viii ReI ths day, 1hursdayj Aprit
H. At l2l O'Clock st bis ok Gaesroor 81 Will
% shB chanta' Bank 40 shs Columbian MAriue
10 Bank of hing Sing. Is Artisans Bank.
50 BANK Of Commerce. IS Irving Bank.
20 Je seY City insurance. 50 Norte River Bank
81 yEtp8 rsurR, l0ftnnix lpsuranoe.
20 Merchants " surancs. 80 Rutgers Insurance.
40 Mech 1rsfers' Bank Gu BROOKLYN Insurance.
40 Stuyvssant Insurance l6 katioual Insurance,
70 Germ ania lpaur. IA City INSURANCE.
10 Astor Insurance 20 Hamilton Insurance
50 Knickerbccte r Ice. 50 Virginia S. 70.
40 Insurance As I.orillArd Insurance.
10 Coz. nesco Insurance.
IS UCN Mississippi Knd Missouri First Mortgage Bo0ds
40J4 Miyaut ee CitT per cent Bonds
2W0 Missouri State Bonds
4tt0 tacrsmep:1 City yer cent Bonds.
IL coo ieverton Coal and Railroad First Mortgage Beads
Merit regular sale Monday, April i5 Regular auction
sale Of Stocks and Ponds Monday Thursday
dsy whenever required clock athe
52 William street. Merchants Exchange, desired.
S.ockr Bonds bought and sold and
fess Board. Al bEFT Il. FlCOLAY,
Auciioneer and Stock Broker,
81 William stree Wall
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EXTRAORDINARY
a OPPORTUNITY 70 PURCHASE
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FgRNITUaS.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD F0RNITUsS.
And magnificent WORKS Of Art
ON THU Re DAY, prl II, at l0H O'Clock
Positive see OF the ertre costly
funiue tho elegant private residence Isl
purchasers cc4o this sale the quantity quality Of
The furniture 10 this horse vastly aaerep from tsat usually
offered at auction at house Gales II ths city The whole
prizes mos nniqus and fccbercne coiecton aud well
worthy The ton Of hcsa want of rs class furniture
Full descriptive cais,osuts e. tie houss
Eegat Id rosewood Furniture suit covered IA rich
satin ocsde comrisi ih' full suia t. magnificent Etc
ksIee With s'eus tops centre and p'er Tables With ESp
elegant mAnel and piAr mirrors rosewood octave
rsncSrse with ssool AID Goyer isa e r.snoh ssoe vel
with = mcstrsre sra beautiful
collection OF Bronze nah Groups aud Figures.
oil Peintpgs Dresden Vagsa lava Crnsnents e..
Dining and cha.rber 7 Furniture
kleEsnt rosewood dressing Bureaus carved rosewood
Bedstesds oil with hsir Mattresses aud Bedding
wood Armours with French mirror fronts Frsnch cottage
aSis Cuiery marble He. Stand with all the chandeliers and
sss surss 6s whoe can be W before the sale BY
purchasers. W. wEsTcoTT. q CO, Ausioaesrs
A c. TUTTLF, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1879 BROAD.
"A REORGANIZATION Of A.sigpecs sale OF elegant and
costly Cab, et urnuIe, at 453 Broadway.
THIS DAY tThussdS,). beng toe balance OK Stock of
Il ec WIN Paor arnure a0d 70
To be perenI tsfIy sold for calh. By order of
JAMES BURNS, Assixres.
UCTION NOTICE SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
- ture. pianoforte. &c CHAMBERS FAIRCHTLD, Auc.
O O'clock at Nc 2e West Twenty fourth reet all the slen
did furniture m ead house, mahogany .ese sofss eide
aud chairs IN psrora to match Brussels carpets
IsMents, rosewood piano with DOL
dining exe6sou able chairs carpets clock china
carpets also bedroom funoTs in ali rs variety Rain OF
thine
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HOTELS.

TyONvRNTION ACCOsMODATtoss-Tag AaEsIc.s
" Hotel at Charleston C.. VIII be prepared 70 aeccmmo
date Eve hundred guess during ssn of tho an
and 4 as ,derae term. aay
n the this occasion hcss VIII, spnv sxry
viii Hud 20 their advantage abatement from tas clrrent
Will be made 70 oae Who fifteen dsys
IA 10 ~ 81
~ oAys 800
I1OTEL ST. JULIEN NO WASHINGTON PLACE =
IL Elegant sui Of Apartments tablss also
Roouss hilbert ANDERSON, Proprietor.
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ONWARD SCHENCx, AUCrIONEER
u Borsts Wagons snd Harness. by &F. B. SCHENCK
Friday, lSh ,ns. at ocock At their sAesroom. No 81
Nassau street handson bay saddle Mars eight old
~ hands h warranted perfectly sound Kind and gentle
ssAtd box Wagon. with polo shafts doube and single
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H LUDLOW, AUCrIoNsER

~ LUDLOW AUCrIoNsER.
~. 1874 YALUhHLk LOTS At HARLEM
*. u. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, on Tuesday
April IL 1860 st " O'Clock st the &erchsnts' Exchsngs
KAELEM.Valusbe Lots on First. Third Fourth, Fifth,
Eath Seventh and kstlh 95th 9sth Goth 18Th
l5b. l6h ll7th llsb ll9h sOh l2lst Iz2 1854 1881
l39'b, l4tft and l42d ktveets
For fur her particulars auction column Courier Com
mtros Fos srd book maps ut the aucoseers office No.
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DROwNE 4 NICHOLS. AUCTIONEERs-1HIs DAY
ID sprt Il IL clock u salesrooms M sssau ss,est
ss sale OF imported ttacaara and soDihy nosa. from III,
Also 500 ynss 200 monthly HoseysSkiss
running the Preach been spe
tho very best varieties cuEfvstou the
plants Of sI,rs with fine roofs 0eote
Will find a excellent oppoztuuy repiepsh their
stock
ID n sFIyAR AUCTI0NKER-wIIL SILL ON FRIDAY
d. April ~ 1T 10 O'clock the entire stock China, 0lass
Crochery ained In store % Fourth AyeDse bstween
eighth and Twenty ninth the FIX
The trade will Gno this sale well worthy Of their
ton the goods will be sold without
DRoADwAy LRAsE AT AUCTION "A J. r, gRCKER,
ID SON CO. viii sell on Friday, April Is at o'clock
the Aerrbapis Exchange nix uDexpred ase Of the Ave
story sons stos 5s Broadway Possession be had By
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. UCzI0N NO1ICg
n LANCE SALE OF SILK NaORTIRs
$500 DUZ2N
Fix NECK 1IEs, ALL NEW GOODS,
OF IRE MOST DESIkA BILE STYLss
WILL BE SOL ID AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, APRIL Is,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
By
WILLIAM TOPPING & co,
AuCTIoNEERS
N0s AID II Park p!ace and
Mn 2 Nur
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A j. BLEEcKgR. AUCTi0NERK
a.. hVgshaoLD pUsHiryRE.
,n ss nd T1.S sa1osss
e.. :.d , ssS:' :s. ss :s " ass
u . .sS sn. hall -.
Pisarss ranaoe. French Bsdsssds bali
tooiss ssovs KeSsa 6 H.s AZ Glassware
Catalogues ready on morning Of sale.
J. BLEECKER. SON CO., WILL SELL. AT AUG
q. non en- THURSDAY, April II, u II n, Il the Nor
ON LASH STRKET very desrsbs LOU. month Aid. IT'S see
We" e. q IN ;ih aysDas N.Y. block each
tnH 81 hEET-6 very desirable lois aouth sde Its
Ths.s s IL psn ' nsass s.sn r.0a IN ,,u.
are wei worth tie Gteaon Of purchaser SAss Abs aue
as2s. ssrms &C., Al Ne Phe street
a. .scson ThUss61Y. April Il a. l. oosoH =. Dc
q .aDsT-2icis south dds So r. a.u. x.di.,nav.
* * srHAv.-i iot souihwes. coz. of 1864 srss.
~ hHOAUWAY 4 Iots southeast Of 2tath street.
az an MHM-a lots southwest Ger OF 2l4th street
~ s ST. 0s south sae 8 east BsC.awsy oDpo'
ane harlem river hcsn win commence running In few
s'opPnS Z 2l S. and inisrmsaiats Andsss ae
9sps, DO. = NO Pine 4
A J. BrKEcKER: AucrIoNEEg
A BIK2CKEA, con 4 co wiii 90 on Thursday, April
IL e. y o'clock, ut tie Merchants Exchsnae:-
as,s known is res ITO I0 ct 100 la ia East twenty
a. syse nesr pd ssenae Housss BY 40; iotS 70 bs
Ietins liberal Aspe. DC III Nc. Pine street.
4 }. BLEEcKER WILL SELL. DAY. AT u O'CLOCK
s esD TWO fine Lo north SIDE $40 feet wes OF ayenus A.
ssle positive Maps 8c at 70. Pine street
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Il. day. su'ii l. !. ). Wa SorssLs :s:s ~
.1:1s u ls o g.
Z: s. - ss' vac
Rssek A tnera. sps..s sokd ro:ew:cd Psros SEA.
:sss.i 1osswoos Fs::. p..s Essss.s ssSersi1
EeSsh Gil oiocx day wih Csodsisbrss 70 msscs %
= 'sa
6
-. walnut be- sSs~ rusns. %b TOP Barssss ss
Lounsss CoseAss 3oiilrss hair Msires.ss Faas.es
SnA e
Buffet fssco and ober dnios chairs Decorated French
ss ss ssSi6e E
% s sg W" ss oss s
prior 10 sale. With catalogue
JoHN p, MONTGOMERY. AucrIosEEk-soo CASES
sSss ana Sosao, q. sScen % ssprsd ass
man street Prime frssh goods adapted to city country
T.AHoE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HARDWARE
i. u SON A. 49,
8 MeDcSs sS' ana s s.s Ss
''s''e' VIC ' %sss, S.I MURPHY a MCCARTHY.
No; barely rsl sress
esIsasn srd Ams,aOan HardE.re Cutlery. Gun. Heavy
ess ~ sdy or % .a sd g
hso :. the sore OF the sucoaesr rs William street, a
Barclay suee.
M r.
a. ss. @ s;;. ssss q
esr 11s nssss.ay
Chars c. msrSs p rsSss 81 a
Tables velvet insIAa Cutlery Silver
ursap. %seh washss.aa' s%s%ssa and OAK gssros
p pOsisssis solo 10 The highest bidder, iof cash.
ar DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEEB.-N DOUGHTY WILL.
. s cay np IL a. i or, oSGS. ss
hsreisth as,ss and psrlor 0has Sofas m.s
csrIes o. Paintings Bni.s s1.nson aoing TsSs. marble
Panisss Beds Besdns TO- The Whole TO BE- posssy sod
To tbe hgbest bidder for oaAh.
GALE OF UNCLAIMED PACK AGEs-rHE ADA0
ri T s,s
vncasd for year ana owe. rhs :.s yin sks place e
wa = ''A, 1bA ~ 1sxfREss COMPANY. New Teri.
g VAN WRINKLE AucrroNEER VAN wINKLE 4
ocosk % iharsd.y the Is instant fsu, shares Of tns
Town and Land Company Scrip fr account Of whom
spcor cert bis day At The s.ssroo, s.s Fulton sres
0''n comprising ~; Ssi RH' bsps
ssu street Pefempory sale Of ans Furniture on Thara
s.y Apr, Y 1850 a.io No q g.rk.on street ns..
Bedroom Furniture Bsds. Bedding tapestry. ingram .d
ss. S ans Also Ss' st sss
Rotary Hedsesds, nearly new.
JNM. WHITES, AUCTIONEgR. WILL SILL AT THE
w fo'o~trg houses during the yemsinder of tbs month:
Er,S.y at 40 Cana! street rsotss Furniture 3c s.,urdsy
atreet g.pteel Furniture &c Tuesday house avenue
goneel Flu, niture &c day. In Hudson street. eense
runiuIe &c same d.v. in Cherry street Lumber Yard
at Geps street geu,ee Furniture 40 Thursday
In Vsrek stra~t Rentee Furniture &c April. In Greene
Furniture &c; April in Greene street. Furniture.
do Other parties Wishing services viii please send
Gers convenient
WILIIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
w this DAY, e1 O'Clock the Stock and Fixtures Of tbs
LIQUOR store No us asst BIosaway corner Of Pike street
pupPs Paintings Arm Chairs Tables Stove and copper Bst
Tie, Liquors. DC.
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Il CCTloH NCTTCE-s. 4 j BcGART. AUCTroNEERs
fiiesy april Is lols o'clock Of No. 81 Green street.
sac Of eeIee Hor ehod and Baysooow Furniture
consisting OF Abosapy sotss pstog.ny Chss Rockers
h'esny French ard Cottage BsSseads usss ply
grain CARPETS onclots sir Mattresses Bedding Feather
Bees large kr-or Kitchen Furniture Crockery and 0ass.
Ccob Ann h.,s nns ESnh ne, a Si 70: 90
four year,, Aease Of the rremisel ~
JOHN ", sCMSRlNDYKE Attorney for MORTGAGE
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~ plete, the first volume OF the AMERICAN LIFE Al
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general educational course can he Inc .rtcd
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ccmpehed BY surpyirg "eratu!tousvn fifteen hrnd
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o. II. LUDLOW, AuC1rorExR.

10 u. LUDLOW, AUCTIOFEER.
II. EXhtCUTRIX BALE OF W LUABLE FARM AID
epd Pouk hkeepse-E LUDLOW 4 co will sell at
ton on Friday Aprh q !6o i? O'Clock Al the Merchs
Exchhrkc New York s Farm Of the ste George Vanderbilt
ferry depot, Hudson hiver Railroad mt5sa
New BspbuyE ard Poushkeepsle and contiguous
dencea of &eskss Frost Hitchcock vnnDenssaser Ellsworth
cultivation plenty Of fruit shade and ornamental tres spa
stone hcuae aadoui buildings fences order Tas
sac rare ohance to any gentleman desbous to settle
eeous5 divided hee being villa sites on the pre-
apply 81 the auconsers sce No. Pine street. Few York
u H. LUDLOW AUCrIoNEER SALE
si! eii suction F,iday April 49, at II O'Clock
Merchants FxchsDse New York by order Of the supreme
Court under tho John H. Harueu Rsa referee
NASSAU e'HE.T-The valuable let toreher with the build
- feet inches north Ann ses lo 2ok7o M.ps 60 1t
tie suc'oneers ctloc No. me stree gear nfosa%E
EEwARD sCsHNoK. AucryosEgR THIS DAY,
~ sprh l. at loh O'Clock, ct ssesroem No SO Nassau
strees. For conveniercs Of sale II AZ ScBENCK win
rocirue frc sale Of March 20 of Brandies
vince seesfs &C. belonging to &eesrs Waby Dode Co.
with few exceptions 10 Of the frs quality presents go1
opportunity for private buyers fne goda sery
s.d desired Ts sock q Bransies sempses acsssssy
OArd. Vine 0rswera Piret Caston Co Briau,. &c, IN
caaks and deu,jons ske,res Naderss
e .nS Oh & ss sSsos and
very fne Havana segaIs imported by them from tbs best
bouess In Hsvana combating OF marketable goods ovy aud
press Eugens ZAryneld Pau! horphy, ooncha FL Peru
La Piccronin La Mseuca Millar Commaues aud others
put in tenth boxes about 81 Sssars
stating OF Londres, Conchss, frabucas and Lsnoruas
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RAILROADS.


nEhOCRAT1G CONVENTION AT CHARLSSvOE s. O
~ NEW JERSEY RAILsOAD.
TO sccommods.e attending DeuocrSae Coayea
Den TO BE- eeid " Charleston ths I'D Apr Exour-
stor Tckes viii 6e sold at tbs railroad cfoes foot OF rt
landt street New York and Market street. rsrk and a,
the 0Hces Of the Baltimore snd Cho Railroad Company "a
Jersey City fcrry and ~ Broadway Now York, Cor
$50.
Good to from New Tork ChAxeuson and return anv
tine between the ,sh OF April aud the ef aay vit M
pueso scrp'ng ooe or more days NJ toe station med
OK me ake1 j. W. WOODRuFF,
Assistant SUPERINTENDENT Ia.
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TOHN p. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIOEEER-6O CASKS
Bcos Shoes and BrosAnH At auction Thursday April
u a 10Y ocleck. Of thu store OF j. r. Davis Co. Beck
street Prime freeh goods adapted 10 CITY country
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--
I2osD W. GoSs.-wE FAVE NOW READY Won Kx-
In bibsinn our spring styles nf road tan WAe7na =
woica We nv,se tbS attention OF genteuen
orofIs HAvne FOR many years made light wark enR
seeAhy ~e are ereoet tn prodaoe unzurpaaeG
elegance corfb1t1x durability e&tnssA style ~6 ovY
improvement Of pracucai utility BTiVHRa SMITH, -
Brcsd~~y, fscsay IS Aidsidse street lT
SADDLE HORSE FOR SALk-DARK BAY. LOS0 rAII..,-
~ action nnd beauty snEls
or coubs hss fault and viii Dc sofa low o4
hes fos bi. Inquire ~ No 50 Broad sreo
etsh Can &c Cisary stables On Es htsenh sreuS
tetNeen broadway Fh b. inqairins FOX Jo
private coanhnsr- lI =
N,O GENTIKxFr OR LADIES wApfIs9 A Spi.y n
ssdcle (ccc< bash WAR snet so,
VIII sell or Exchange good work horse Oru see II
10 vesry street Budson strcek Also choap sarS
Horse.
vsrASfED--A PoNr BUILT HORSE, Is HANDss or
w trct thai pol IN -
rynst be kt,d und. Eddresa Wists nesmss III, On
Weet twenty first street sng price age and ers horss
y mep-
yxyAooF FOR SALE "A HANDSOME SHIFTING rov,
w Bnsgy, SIDE ny James u water sons In f- 80.
hes been but little nsea. Can b seen nj Ma =
esrl street - =
q GOOD CANADIAN HORSES FOR sArK-yysr An
u rived from CsSAds with foil also GA pls,f
spitng Truck Apply al the wool yaxd West Eourtss1f
ooseex OF Teaih sveoue, IL HUGH ID. HnH -
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NEW YORK AND BARLEa RAILROAD.
FARE ~ tn .TpAN3

NEW YORK AND HARLEa RAILROAD
IN FARE 81 TO ALBAN9.
On and after Asndsy March &c 1850 tr1fss win eSve
Tssntg sixth street station New York fclIows.-
Cor M,i'arnsbriose; 8 50 4. 4. and s0PM
Eor White Plains ii a 2 20 and s r. NJ
sor Whis Mains. els P; r.. from White s.<es, depot
for Alssny. A. NJ, Mail; $50 p. 4, Exprsss lfSia
Contact with The New York Central kalroAd-
RETURNING. WILL LEAVE
Eiiiamtbrdge, 40 AID 80 A. n, ana 3WI.
White fiains and 80 A H., LAS aAA 40 +. n
Dover Plains GA n
Aibspy, ii A. H. Mali: 4 is r. n, Express traln-
Ihs n a mai and 20 r. express train a
Chat SIN Four Corners al stations ON Western Rsrcad
JOHN BURCH1i l., Assistant SuporfntoAdoAS
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BILLIARDS,

M ANN sTRxEr-oo ANN srREKr-ao ANN ar R5sFr.
~ L. LEoKER weuld give notice 70 hs frssnds aud
amers be has returned the old sand who're Wna
surr ed The 9Th OF Deceustcr last new building
hsv been erected particularly h bpsnsss With every
possible improvement be Astels himself that be can
turn out he bss made Baard Tables AnsscA oise IN
osM R1A eavs ysur order.
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a J. BLEECKER WILL sell TO-DAY AT IL O'CLOCK
a a. The Mercnsps Exchange ltsh street 100 feet
suesD .wo fine Los north SIDE $40 feet avenue
Sale positive. Maps &c at O. PIKE street =,
, 1860-09-26

Last evening took place st the Third Presby-
terian Church on West Washington street, the
services of Installation of Rev. Arthur Swazey,
whose ministrat:ons d pastor elect for some
months past have eminent1y well declared The
fitneas Of the choice Of the church aad society
there worshipping.
The exercises were Of highly interesting
character The Presbytery having been in ees-
sion throughout yesterday aad satisfactorily
passed upon the relations Of pastor and people,
The church was well flled ia.t evening for tha
more public anl formal part Of their duty a
beautiful introductory voluntary On the organ
Was performed By. Geo. F. Root. Rev. Mr.
Little Of Waukegau, Moderate: of tie Presby-
tery. read selections ef Scripture, followed by
the Invocation By Rev. 4. J. Wight OF The
Oliret Presbyterian Church. The anthem,
40, how lovely is z:ou,"
wss re1i giyeo, when Rev. Nr. Wight read
Tim. Sd ch. as Scripture Lesson. The hymn
WIS thea sung,
III " teauteous a.e the!s feet
followed BY an impressive. excellent sud prac'
tical discourse BY Rev. z. n. Humphrey, o! the
First Presbyterian Church, from Palm 73d. essh
verse. The Constitutional Questions" were
then read to the Pastor and people by the Mod
orator Of tie Preshytery, followed BY the In
stal1irg Payer By R.y- Dr.. A. D. Eddy.
The choir then gave the chant commencing
II will give you pastors according to mine own het"
Rev. Mr. Sp.ncer OF Westminster Church
made NJ exceedingly appropriate End practical
charge to the Pastor, ckocsirg forLis theme the
independence of the Pastor. Rev. Dr.. Patter-
son CT the Second Presbyterian Church, then
delivered the charge to tie People plain ard
forcible reference to their du.ies- The hymn
wes then surg:
ave bid t.ee welcome IN Thy naus."
vaea the exercises ners closed by The Benedic.
ton By the Pastor.
Rev. Mr. S.szey has scme time tines beeu
accepted, not cnly By his aock, but by cur en-
tire religious community as most valuable &C
cession to the pulpit talent Of cur city. rasi7t
of Maine, graduate Of Eowdoia and Bangor
he hes been f9r thirteen yeara IN tie nirister1a
office, and has filled the pss.orate Of L cturcl
in Massachusetts,, aud later in Gaisna in thi
State, whence after fur years Of successful Ia
Dor, as shown ty prosperous and 1ourisEicl
society, he was called to ass1me his preseu
responsible position in connection With = soci
e:y that is now Gru.lJ and broadly based amouI
the homes Of the West Side, with whom he ha
remained since April last. with marked ID
crease since that time in the numbers aud intel
est Of his large congregation. some fft5 per
sons having been added to the churc!, sine
that time.
, 1860-09-26
JAS, T. HrGCS1S, Secretary.
4A.~ensu Benevolent Eoe9Atv.

We wish to call the attention Of the pub,ic.
and the city in particular, to this new and I'M.
portant movement Of the Chicago sailing fra.
ternity, The enterprise was undertaken bv
The seanen themselves, q few weeks since, and
alreadT promises entire succes8.
The object cf tha society is a noble one aud
uust command the attention and appreciation
Of every we'll wisher 10 the city, aud friends Of
reform. The sailors propose, first, their own
imnroyent, morally, mentally aud pecuniarlv,
To do this they will have 4 hall open at I'll
supplied with \ library and other reading mat
ter. Thua they hope to reform their manners
and save their money. Their next obj.ct is, bv
small bat steady contributions, and The aid Of
benevolent individuals. 10 accumulate a fund
for tho relief and benefit Of disabled or dis.
tressed seamen, their widows and orphans,
Tae society is well organized, including q
board Of directors composed Of some OF the best
men in the city; 7hey, now number ncarly $50
members, and tho number is rapidly increasing.
Tho society meet for the present every Monday
and Thursday evening, 1t their room No. 20
Clark street, corner Of Lake. 1t every meeting
they hare public addresses By special Invitation,
explaining md enforcing the objects of the 70.
ciery. Mr. Dickinson, the City Missionary, ad.
| dresses the society On Thursday evening next,
Ali persons deairous Of aiding 10 lsudable IL
enterprise are invited to attend. L further 40.
| peal 10 The city md The public in THAR behalf
viii soon be made BY tho board Of directora.
6AuoR'a FR1EaD.
, 1860-09-26

w ANTED.-t young man. 20
5carA ofaee. wishes situation store; has Eai
two ye,zs Experience and can give the hest #
Fiease adtrrss ~. u Eox at IS, Iost Office erIE