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II The Proprietor of the above house,
having no desire 10 continue in the hotel
business, will sell the property al private
sale, Upon reasonable terms. The stand is
good one, with stables aud all The neces-
saTy outBuidings; all of which are in good
condition. To any person wishing TO EN-
and desirable place.
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HAvA.sA sssans.p 0n.ssr q ~ = LePss Lsnas An.o
q, CsnpL AnioeIo Losss nn Dsaaaoy nd s.ld MS
Hula del Poso ana eAh: Jos vass Martinez,
Aqua Tomas, Charlss Kirby nias Ann kosten
BAyASHA Aup NAsIu-steAmsAip arnak-Nrs Mary Law.
Ter Anna John Clare, Capt Thoo LeI Capt
iss weston Or hkues, Ms skuss, kisa Aacola,
Kemp Phltp AAneoa
DEPARTURES.
LTvERrooI- 6seAmshp OAnsdA from BoSton-cApt q
hisr Of noon; Hony pousas OF Ceeisea; k1wd rranser
q ss1sus Hsasgr sehm md 4; rhong e
CO. .nssh sw,ol CSaHwa. a Ran
a md ~ Iosl q Osnsrai. John Burial Q, d 6s
hee Jsaile " Ds,ias asisy o.rs sia'o :; rs so
rpo; Q orssg Of c:usds; soe Miss Johnsone Of xoS
ard de, har.s q y:,n@s.:nd; simpso'., Of Kent
surs. wIshsm ard Francs sAs.oo. q nszics hey !
F,zpsrsh, o. New York Ms May Co%pt .. Dana Lam
ehdyen q HaliA, Duncan ne q rorqsto; Louis ieyy
CTnta Of Enxlaod-M Trtal s6
RisRsoEp &c -sieamahip Sorktown- Allen Hays, Josr
Hart Fred Van Neaa nanciAl J Norton. Joan Nslsl
and lady koht Git Rassen. King wm MCGOWAN
10 sr, " n! tor Mis-, Aing, Mrs ~ Cough. Haggersy
Wicbs Mrs rs ID sumner, by man. n - bdesome,
8 Ya,lton. James colemsD-and u In tho steerage
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SHIPPIN NEW S. .


kort OF new H0rk, NOvemOoh ~, loOSs
CLEARED
Steamship Montgomery, Berry, ssvannah-h Cromwell
steamship Roanoke, Couch. Norfolk. kc-Lunam H 81
neken
seamship zulu r Good Kingston, IA with mtse and
ssrs,p k,rnaI CIR, sro-nlss. Havana Nov 9, via
.saasp QUAKER Sy ssaied' nsT.a., Nov Is rx
with mdse and passeagers 70 Hargous Co.
ds and s'r0
and is q e. S n Wan
len - mp lssae Webb, hence for IvepoOl
> wssI n ri, ps I'D
n"s sIaas
s: is@s
'fP Cox & 1os AsSss e. Nc on 81
- as: % H :ssss 4S::ss DIS E Id.
otl VIZ srse sn
lon = " nav .Sp cm sors.ns Liverpool
ship VIM Schmidt rn art Sunderland Oct with mdse,
sAip sGaAssldseye tof Glasgow, Greron Ardroan DC.
sS,g ODER diam wnsss I..sSrr = day: yi;s ma;s
A. : sssu!. HOW'D Is,.;pesJ = day. x.s na.s .
snes. bT ga sprung main rA and split s.s Been 70
k.ri su:nuc lBrem, Feshu.en, Brsuen. q days VIII
Brig Ramoniia Hrus Heyer Newcastle 81 days. With coal
TO The Brooklyn Gas Co Had heavy Eaiss stove bulwsrk.
Brig Thomas Ma, Firth Hamilton bermuda II days
xsA hide. horn: e % Smith, Jones % Had heavy
Bris sultan. sutton Georgetown. &c. days win naval
BE GEM ,, WsieneId Elzsbssspor for Boston.
Big Waterloo Concslh Bridgeport days. In ballast, TO
achr Robert Palmer welton Apaachcola IL dAys with
cotton and hid =, 70 OAKLEY Keatlng.
schr Alba Powell wimL gson NO, days with cotton &e
schr Eshon Bets Endico. Pessrsburx days. with cotton
schr Caroline AZ derscn Bowker Alexandria for Boston
tr otier Rock Cor, Philadelphia for Boston.
sesr Kas9ec AIey; nz .s.s FOR sais en-
Rehr Elizabeth. KeplAw, Ehzsbethport for Bns.ou.
schr Alexander Henderson, Bowen. Eizabehpo for Prov
srhr Rio 6rande Elliott Boston 8 dsya
schr samuel Hall Padefosd Taunton days
echr NiaLtc, Barber Taunton, cAya
Tchr SAX Foster Newport, days
schr Maria Carlton smith. Proy,denee. 2dsys
schr brosrf~d smith Proviaenoe, days.
scbr sea Lark BolAn. new London. days
schr Mary Brsnerd, Hulss Portland, 3taya
schr Ocean wsu, Perry, Roudout for Bosom
Steamer Novelty. ebAw. philAdelphn-
BteaDey Penguin. Williams. Pvovtdenco
Steamer AIbaro9. Jones' PrUgidenes
BELOW.
Ba,k Orehina. Devereaur from Mssga VIA Newport
BARK Lamp lighter, non DeparAra
Bars Volunteer from MstspzasL
Byig Gen Pierce. from NsanzAs.
Brig fensuis tBrl from bermuda.
Also three barts unknown
SAILED
H.eamshps Montgomery, Savannah; Rnapoke Richmond,
h; bark Lawood, London
81 SOS. a QSW.
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THE DAY ELSEWHERE.

WAsHiNGroN Nov. %, 1850
Thanksgiving preached In al the churches
today all referring to the political condition Of the
country, and expressive Of Union loving sentiments
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20, 1880
The day was well observed. Churches were crowded,
and the pulpit converted into forum for the discussion
Of the present dissepsors which disturb the country
Christian spirit Of oonc,Asion warmly and eoqucny
urged BY pastors generally. Al the Close Of the exer
cses 81 Psus Episcopal church. the organst struck
up the national anthem I" The Star spangIed Banner"
The congregation and Joined 10 the singing.
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and Cincinnati and there no suspicion tha, b, VII 40
pars rom inem or atroduce sly theory dangerous
10 any portiou u the country.
Republicans Of Oeio toe repubioan ticket IVES elscsed
By majority Of $1,000 nesas only THAI we be
~ ourselves 70 easvy cosvctSou 70 every a OHIO
Of The truth and justice q our policy.
0BO 4 PARsONs, nairmaa.
WI RAsOOM 6roretayy
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
Up. L BA0SR,
THEODORE CON- TOOK,
COULTER,
HENRY uHIER,
Central Executive Comm,ttes
Colrnprs, Nov. "a, 1880.
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Guard remarkably well drilled, and at iSted n,
The Wall street MUSK stssrs. commanded By Max oook,
vsued Oonraos Park On ther nsss annual target
son me company, .hch !. oomo posed mostly o. ynuns
In the employ a Rcsavd D. Browne, Of No l26 Wa
ter street tnrred out forsy nuskets and ooaendi
Tor hgr humber Of valuable prizes. suupsuoas dn-
nvered BY Robert oosaD Apd George " Bsosue soeeon
siso made BY Captain MAX Cooke, onarle. Bur
rsl, John Riley and Others Thsy returned " tSs city
az o'clock.
The Returned Rabsers spsass,cAl company noerirg
sbca thirty strong psraded equipped In various
and attracted great attention they passed inroaso
Br sdwsy They were followed by large Gro sd o. mso
and oo,s unit. they lsn The city for Hoooksn' WHOM
plsoe they visited for target practice. -,
The Ne~ York Csrtmen Lisht Guard also male ans1
annual parade yesterday, and proceeded 70 Port 6on
maDd msy carried with them quite . numoer o.
The Yoarg american Light Guard, composed mostly Of
boys, visited Hoboken for target practsoe They maze
excellent commended for some ten prizes
Young CoIknu GuAyd Captain Harley, composed O
boys, waited HoookeD. psad'ns thirty three maskes
psssed our obce The Singer Ausketeors were ont 90
their ANNUAL parade, numbering over one hundred and
ay musse The mustered II eight O'Clock, a. the aer
Street House. equipped bark suits With white cross
after short parade sbcut the city they visited
Harlem for target prsc.ice nsy certainly we're re,
loudly chs cred they passed Through Broadway.
rhe Merchants and Lesshey Manufacturing Guard,
offoe presenting . very soldlery appearance.
The Young Monroe Guard, Captain e Condon, made
out ,i1ty rides, and commended fsr forty three prizes
The HacbsW Mwketeep, Captain John Donal proceeded
70 RaveDswood, numbering eighty muskets Tney sere
presented with forty valuable prizes, which
tended for and awarded 70 the os,askial ma,ksmen
The r. First uard Independent Quad passed u
doc their fourth annual target excursion 70 Clifton
PaYk Staten Island. They turned seventy muskets,
nike pioneers and commended for forty i've prizes Tney
made very solier like appearance They presented
arms IN fropt OF the HERALD oiioe ~hile passing
The Michael Dalton Ausketeers paradef wednesda,
under command Of Captain McAAhon, visiting Hoo
for target practice They named Aster the tcien,
foreman OF IL Hoee, and numbered some forty mus
keis They made very crediable appearance.
The Lsfay elite Pleasure Club celebrated Thanksgiving
by visit Hobokep. During the afternoon they
entertained with dinner by the President Of the olu
Mr. J. H. Jones, and in the evening . grand supper
given the residence Of Mr. WIN. Fken, Cottage pAos
large nun Der OF invited guests present. wher
speeches made by kessrs Chambers, Farren, Ryer
| sou. Williams and othern
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Eishtssnsh A.nivsrsayy Of the sSssisty
for the Relief Of the Widows and Or
pnans or Medical Meme
The eighteenth annual meeting Of this Interesting and
usefu association WA hsid Wednesday afternoon In the
College Of Ply sioians and Surgeons the corner Of
Fourth avenue and Twenty third street.
The object Of the occasion was the election OF soers
for no ensuing year. for which purpose twenty ave
thirty gentlemen were present. The chair was oOcu
pied by Dr. James Anderson.
The minutes OF the last annual meeting and Of the
quarterly meetings were read and approved ard the
society proceeded to the buauess OF the day The fol
wing the officers elected for the ensuing year;
fr0sdent-Dr James Anderson
Wee P,stde~ts-G. 2. Ca nmsnn x. d., Il. D. Bckiey,
MOI Dttmold, n d.
freosuyer-E l. BeAde, n. d.
The Board Of Managers consists Of the President, Woo
President and twenty one msnagers
rhsss divided into three glasses Of each each
oa In rotation going out Of oce 1t the general meeting
NE following are the gentlemen elected for she ensuing
yeps-Abrshsm Dubois, \. Joel Foster, J g.
Adams. N. D. VIM. Rockwell = D Jared Linsly. n. d !;
J. " @. Clements, Elisha Harris, "
Mr. JAMIE ANDERSON returnei thanks for the honor
corkrred upon MIN, aad she meeting then adjourned
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR 1850.
,.rs ~ hs SssS - saa 7a or us
the $2S 900 10 inves ed on bond and mortgage In
terest Al seven per cent The balance, e.i79, de-
peaked call In the United States Trust Company, by
Of she Standing oomusstee, and bears interest
The receipts the year ending September 1880,
80 $50 "A, from the following sources
Interest nom bond and mortgage. $50
other sources. ....,.....,.,........ 80
Initiation fees and dues l66
Life members and cues ITO
Balance from annual dinner. 20
Total. $50
Disbursements for fame period were
FOR snnuites....". ...........,......'.'.. s2Io
SolectDk a
Printing and advertising 10
Total s3I2
Whhn the past year ten members have been elected
making the whole number Ill.
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THANKSGIVING DAY IN BROOKLYN.

The annual holiday was celebrated In very appropr
ate and audible yesterday 1t the BROOKLYN rsber
nacle The pastor, Rev VIM. A Bartlett, got up splen
did COLLATION. for the rich and poor attached his church.
aud rom eleven 10 two p. there general demoll-
on Of turkey and other good hngs, which laid out
several capacious tables 70 satisfy the Gastronomc
wings Of the Walters Rev. Mr. Bartlett improved the
occasion by making very apt speech, In the course Of
which he dwe the benedceno of the 10 poor
mortxls. The whole affair very happy one, aud
lecA credit on the pastor Of The TaDernacle.
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Colunprs, Nov. ~, isSo
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AsornKR MAN ROASTED IN A LINZ KILN body or
man named John OOonnel was found the 2sth Inst
living cead 10 lime kiln at the foot OF Clay street, in
Newark u u supposed he had lain down In II while in
toS,csted 10 warm HIMSELF and falling asleep was burned
70 death
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Aps the Gag % The Cnion -.oon~d IN a. ocvpsr n
bc AZ tst epd opposite the children woe tsblss
sri sfevts. witch vtre toys, ec>s anosher n shose
vesy large leaves ar Crock The g-rr w p<ae1 and
some vefy nne susa 5vname.s, Which vere sivsa by
ycurg orid- rho had taken frota hs veddns air
Table ~ the day presious On the wax tAtns tAsc
tsbies the words.
se,,ed be that sonsidersih the poo
u ths d'plrr Fonm rere e-rht isbie-, vn1a ~sve
Ftretef four iinf. thH9 1hiaF n~ar fnp hrpirei
tosfs ~sre turxey. -. $50 p'ss ffnH. a..
cOlOup csEgAsr anvH.
- De sslhp 81 IRE ccystr fgN.t syeioe AL vor,v
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LBERT q. sTYyENs q CO. AuCrIoHEERs.
ROSEWOOD aoSsEHoL6 TuRxIrUxs
= s elegant private residence.
No. g wss nsven.h street.. sssr mn svs1Ss nv oco,.
Catalogues ready and can be had y he house cary
sD 81 %a rosewood panofor.s
Three rosewood Suits OF Furniture
Rosewood negeres,
Meiodsou
Rare artistic Brouzes
Oak Dining Rom Furniture.
Drawing RoomsOne Of tho costly Panofortss ever o.
nlaid mother Of pearl tablet solid keys city made ro
wood Gan erbuy rosewood stool and eorodercd French
cloth he PAror Suites made order By Bodne
piece with rich various coors
wood marble Centre Tables rosewood marble Etc
geres with mirror doors and bAeks Administer Carpe
Msnts Mi ors Oh PantDgs BY emsens artists he Garden
he Prairie. b. vonbsrg Nigh. Morning by Lucas;
giant EnsTavingu, ormolu Clock thirty days. artistic
satin Lounge and Essy Chars wood Ladies' Tables
beautifully inad with mother OF pearl Dining Room AZ
Table oak Buffet !, match plste glass marble top;
handled Fos silver Spoons French china Dinner
Of 200 pieces Fra CHI decorated china Set Of ~ pieces
French and English cut glass DesanrA xChamp agnes
6c Chambers-En suite rosewood ard mahogany
marble and plain Bureaus WashsandK Commodee curled
hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bed Linen Tapestry three ply
and ingram Carpets and Rugs cane seat Chairs sppng BOT
Ensrsvipgs stair Carpet HsB Hststsnd stAr Rods base
meDt Furniture Of description. Kitchen Utensils &C.
Sale positive, without regard To wes Their n bCompetent
and scient viii be In attendance 10 pack ship
COodg
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Onward SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
~ SUPERB SPAN or HORSES. PHANTOM AND
HARNESS

E&F H. sCHENCK VIII sal al auction, on Friday Til
inst, at one o'clock ut their sAeuocm.
No lll BROADWAY,
A SUPERB SPAN OF HORSES.
dark bay, the other steel gray. They full lbZ
hands high ons flowing s five aud six Old lsa spring
great beauty style and action; warranted perfecy
-four minutes and single harse horses cannot be sur
passed.
Also Light four seated
PHAETON WAGON,
Built order In this city Also elegant light double HaT
covered moun.ings made BY franor % order Tbs
any genema wishing really superb Of horses the
above oders opportunity seldom Thsy may be seen
at time before The sale By applying ~ The once Of The
auctiOueeru.
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&fMIHiSIRATOR's SALE.
"A ELEGANT ffksT CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURN1TURE
RoyAL VELVET CARPETS,

"A kLEo Ant ffksT CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ROYAL VELVET CARPETS,
RICH CHINA AND SILVER WARE
PAINTINGS, PIER AND nANrrL MIRRORS,
- srlKsnIp cAnvrp ROSEWOOD r,,sovosrE q. ocrAyE
THURSDAY. september a 10y O'Clock.
the residence No 2t8 West fourts onth street,
Eighth avenue.
Late the property Of De0 barscauh, deceased
the public. the sale Is msde
by order Of the Administrator every hing VIII be sold without
J. W. PORTER 4 CO.. Aucsioneers,
Respectfully call the attention Of 70 the perb
rtnent cortsnei In the sbove mansion pan
ia rosewood Pianofoo Of excellent tone
snisb soid Drawing RpOm and B0udnr duts
prsncA satin and silk u the costly nish
e French plate pier and manel Mirrors with console ia
hl-r assortment Of O Paintings by old superb
fo,al Carpets, Turkish Rugs and lacs
cur solid WOOD ststuAry Ngere lined
wh centre AIDE and work Tables sands ella
sntchra Vases Bonzes Cocks splendid 0ohic Turkish
,har sokd rosewood Reception and Arm Chairs Quar-
Tstes oak Dining hairs superb marble Buffet ee
suit Dnng Room Furniture In silk nne
brussels carpes Rugs elegant china Tea Dnuer se
Cuer cut Glassware SverwAre Dinner ard Tea Ser
RnE and Fruit Baskets also solid wood and
bcsspy Bedseads elegant marble top Dressing Bureaus
china Toilet Sets air Mattresses Plows Sheets
Mirrrrs Cocks Stair Carpet and ROda Oh
cloths MAGNIFICENT wood Hall stand two Hall Chairs
horsny rofs Rockers mahogany cushioned ChsirA Sofa
He'd together with large and extensive variety Of basement
utensils which the aAlc will Catalogues viii
the whole be exsmaod after O'clock
III. morning ~ sale Ds satisfactory ~ the Auctioneeu
vii he required from every purchaser without any exception
JAMES LYNCH. Administrator.
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EDwARD scHEEcK. Arc!IoNEzE, sAL.saoos d

EDwARD scHENCK. ArCTIoNEKRs SALnsRoon 4,
IL Broadway.-By r. p. III. SCHENCK This day, &h
inst l0k O'Clock ii their saesronm. Al Broadway
and second hand bousohod Furniture consianx In part q
in broc.te pnsh and harcloth rosewood marble
Eegeres and Pier Tables French plate pier 0ssa
brussels and ingram Capeg carved and plain ms
fogAny and black walnut Bedseads marble TOP Bnres1d
Bues extension Tables and dining Chars Turkiah
Lounges and Chairs Bookcases and WArdrobcs Mattresses
Bedding, 40.
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4 BAE0AIN-A SET or SPLENDID NEW GRIN
"A son Bvocstel and Lace PAror Curtans and fixtures
for S6se prcs 500 Terus cank Apply ct Is WI
liam street, " n. 2. SkEkkW0OO
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4 RAnv OPPORTUNITY FOR PERsONB IN WANT
"A o hrrt Cabsncs Furniture Household Goods u
description. The contents Of - superbly furnished
dercs 20 Clinton plAce In Eghsh street. few doyu
hru,dwsy v be sod ~ private aAle as one half ~ value
for senesi private family All ar claas goods
ord@r fec 81 The leasirx Articles on'y
otsvs r<ewod Piano. Per and Massel Ornaments velvet
and other rr~~Sond black walnut mahogany
Psrlor Dining and Chamber Furniture r1ch WindoW
prspsry. hsn,e Coa. Broure aud Decorscoua oG Paint
irss eegrnt Table Ware ~ ali descriptions he There
end " he csiaogue Nothing sssed for thai
Call and rum A. N. beP.M.
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IS fW Towp Of Port Madsos per cent bonds
tOo fiushing Rk. PER cent lsi y v bouds
W e GA Hooking alley ~ ls mtg per csnt bds
500 pursio = y. Ere lst mtg per cent honda
Al a Virginia state per bonds
N.u tsnlsr THURSDAY Sept Is Regular suciion
sais n su~hs nd Bonds every AOKDAY and IHURsDAY
dsy ~brn required l2k O'Clock the
Ne q wnsm street a, the Merchant
preferred and Ronds bought aud sold private
and AT the Broksrs' Board. ALBEkT n NIcOLAY
Aucsio aud Stock broker,
No uea Wall
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A J. MINOR TAYLOR 90. Auorl.SxEss.

A J. MINOR TAYLOR co, AuCrIuNKgRs.
~. viii sell on 10 morrow pRIDAY.
AL the furrtu-~ Ar Ar coutane the residence No s.
WET tisb's ~uth bet~een Fh and sixth svenuas
ton4ng az lne assortment of everything generally
:, iouaf 70 q bird clsss g.nilen ans rrsideucs.
kycfy article h In hrrt rafe order having being In
use only six months
H-1h~ piznoforte 10 very superior instrument city
made with modern and fully guaranteed
Further prrtcu In 70 morrow Goods be
Il A.N
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TDwARD aCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPAN
~ q Horses, WAGON and Harness by 4 H
rom, IN Bo.dv;Y Ss:uiiu Span O Hcr:s: one long
tailed brown HFe eight years old They both warranted
perfectly kind sound and gentle In every Both are high
.o mile r. Arss minutes Also an elegant turn over ssss
The above the properly Of private gentleman
For particulars inquire Ut Tie Once of the sucti0neeu
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BALES AT AUCTION.
JNo. Z. RUMGKRroRD co.. AUCrIoNEER&
a. HousoAold Furniture
Publia auction.

.1o.n sAAES Al AUOT1On.
A. 'so T. AUssn a:,ss ys, CO; AuOrIoSEEsa
On ths day Qhursday,
No AT, =: s,,&s s,s sryss: residence
-. ,.,! Sale .o.asssiss = i1A oslosI prsslssy:
as ia suede: IL
The furniture all made 70 order By city makers, q
Rosewood octave Pisnoforts.
bookcase. Besere. Cabinets.
Norwood and mahogany Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining room Furniture,
ne furniture 81 mads % order BY BTaunsdo We'll 90:
so.ss sa1ss ooorss SrcSsSs - richie. ss:oO.
Ss va p.s c Z so t ssS
srvsd centre TAbss ss.lu.ry marble o tp
superb Secretary and Turis ara cS.il Covered
ssl,ss lays work Table and xr,iDs Desk isl.d with
sos 90 ross Cabinets bronze and oraou ch.adslsrs q
xn ia TWO p s no edsrsc Ace re cun
81 dss pearl ai.a wa ,a q q .aDsIs
Chess Table anqus reception Chairs rosewood
NxoNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE
The riches Instrument ofered suction this sapsrby
X ss .s
'f'or' 40 Stool COW o r. FXi rssa s %n'' S0'-
BY Cole, Ipm.n Lesrsnd ha.tnsoa ks,.~ and Dsl.sron
supsrs COPY from NE o1isoai IN he keSSrs Paris ssns
ss ns ss 81 ns
scenes Switzerland by Eetchei elegantly painted
sk by Haley also pumber Of hne Csbinot PIC
lures and French line Rn, rasingn
STATUARY, BKOkZEs. VASES
Marble Statae of Washington Cupid and Psyche Pandora
Poetry Mrkic PaDInK antique bronze satnetes tho
Crussdep Cows ehsrlemAgne antique Vases from
Pompsi and Hscnanen elegantly decorated Sevrcs China
Vases from the collection OF Jerome Bonspsrte.
DINING ROOM.
Sd oak buffet richly Extension Table IL foot
PATENT Arm Chsirs buffers Tray, Dumb Wal
Courhrs Silver Coffee Urn Oyster Tureen, Tea
Set ak pieces Napkin Rng. Evg stand and Boiler. Cake
bsste Casera Spoons Forks Ice Pitchers and
China the celebrated house ~ Pc
pin TO- Decanters 6oolets Champagne Wines,
.arsna tru and Preserve stands Punch Bows Sheffield
Table cutlery Table Linen, gold baDd Dinner Set decorated
Tea ses
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Bureaus Besstesds Commodes, Wardyobes en-
sute XIV hair and Mattresses lSntets
Linen Carpes oval Arrors Sofas Rockers,
AZ Aiss the Furniture Of the upper chambers
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AitIessts SALE or sxs sKs TOBACCO. PIPES, 10,
&c htng the hAisrc. ~ sock ~ 9reenwrh store
Btflth. k'HCITz sAfHE Fs wil sell aurssou this
day l1hrfs ~ - h o'cAct = ,er saic<oom 81 Cedss
st esi opposite the PET oece 7oe HAva.a ans domestic
tesss o. ehac- brands scotch snuf . large quantity ~
tmokfr anr chewing Tobacco. ~ wsR
uc~p nranf- Also iSrse q ppen
sessr tubes Ac., A.. Also s~gg Cases. SNUFF Boles Ac
txtalneues nd "A plsen now raady. -
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& al pcGApr. ACCOMMODATIONS SIP
-. timber a. io oclorn a, the auction North
wlnsm street rcusesoh furnurr crDssa-g n reuera
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n COTTON. AuCrloNEER. -oRxAr SALE OF HOTEL
househ Nd Furniture, velvet tapestry three ply and
irEph CAxpes lace curtaina 4c %. y. COTTON wills
this day 7husday Sept af i0 O'Clock nj 3 Fuion street.
Nsau, the entire furniture o. largo hotel oved
from he upper gan q The city 70 enurerae would b \.
possible. viii embrace kiDd and description Of rich
rosewood and mahogany Furniture French plate and on MIR
rors lace Curtains marble TOP Furniture extension Tables
but short time and Ia good condition. Doaleu and
househeepers III find 70 their advantage 70 attend Gaia
loguee early this morning.
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"A TlDNkkK
sew~hy &c-BurLKR scBULIz AMArHxws vill soil 81
aucsn, 70 tsnd>sl nj 10y octck thev sales
No. O. Cedar street. cpprec NE Posi- onc> largo
rutsr ~ " kars COLA hunting open Warhes
s.ortm.us q me Jewe,y, wa nro ch:s %. Rnxs "a
frsre ets In fameo Lava Nrsasc Coral be Yes
Guard Cfans cr~ses rkess Pens Pencila seal aud
fhr* Rings Wst~h ke.s S~eve Naons stads 40 all var.
rssed s~rordpg c~tawne Goods
esansrssku EARN morning NJ sale
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FOR SALE.

"a EnA FOR sALk-A FIRST Class BOOK rokn
6f.CUU. and News Bus'ness centrally located N me
lar est ty an the line YORK Central RAILROAD IL
the peri dcA store y as sase has eeea es
abb he'd eleven ye~s SIG 600 year Tor cash
only with first class stock full new, and well
bought ca Of sale eesh sn the expenscs Of auy
psrv VISITING and will he paid By the ID
verse IL no, prove ss Represented the present o~ner
eos abroad almost immediately fan y business For fun
psrsicuInrp address With real and rosdeace JAa r.
Rowu care OF ~ 90 Pa~t Office. Rochester, Y.