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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
The same number of the Tribune observes
in regard to Mondays Monetary matters.

in regard to Mondays Monetary matters:
II MOI ey the same feeling prevails as We noticed
on Saturday, want of Currency in Paper, mOrs es-
recially long Paper, at current rates Very few
names will pass TO day better than per cent, even
Southern nome on IT, is especially difficult 10 nego-
ate; Demand Loans are large, at GOT per cent.
There is a better demand for foreign Exchange
TO day, and drawers are rather hrmer, asking 1854
ble receipts from the South, and the best Bank
bills have sold az los Merchants choice sigma
tu,ess, Me lO7@lO7A per cent. Francs are 8. 22,69
The whole number of pieces coined at the
Philadelphia Mint in October was l 373. 7l9,
of the value of 1922, 036, against 3,439, ,652 of
the value of $346, ,66l in October, 1857 The
Gold amounted to $35T373, and the Silver
$54,673.
Last weeks Philadelphia Bank state
ment compared to the previous week,
shows these increases capital STOCK 81 ,265;
Due from other Banks $l5l, ,l72 Circulation
1884, s45, and these Decreases Loans $324,440;
Specie $249, 454; Due to other Banks $493 800;
Deposits $76 237.
Smith, Murphy & Co., PHILADELPHIA Dry
goods jobbing- house that stopped payment
in September 1851 have again suspended.
In Boston, capital is abundant and bust
ness dull at 6@7 per cent In Philadelphia,
the demand for Money is rather better with
less disposition to take long Paper at 71z98
per cent, Financial affairs are still unset
tied in Baltimore, and none but strictly first
class names can be negotiated in Bank or at
the BankiDg-Houses. Rates are SOLO per
cent.
In st. Louis, Currency is in better supply
with a diminished demand; business being
quiet, and Eastern Exchange firm at y and
prem.
In Chicago, the inquiry for Money has
fallen of, and the market is easy, while
Eastern Exchange is steady at l and III
prem.
In New Orleans, financial affairs remain
close and unsettled; prime Paper ruling al
l2Cgl5 per cent, andDNew York Sight-checks
being heavy at N@A discount.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
oc2s-tt - 'H CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
SEAkER PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

aSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the Ofice Of the Board OF City Inn
PrOvements, until nine O'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
November 9, 1860, for grading and paving Stagge-
alley from LRureistreet to alley, fol-
lows: Set curhs, and furnish new ones where ne
oessary, and place row Of Dayton, Xenia or In
diana atrock stone tagging, sixteen by six inches,
each side, forming che cutters with the curb, the
center between the haBging to be paved with good,
sound bOWlder-stOne, none TO be less than four
inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel ten (lO)
inches deep the cuTbs TO be six feet apart at the
bottom and six and half feet at top Of roadway
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed FORMS as no other will be
ceiyed.
BY order Of the Board
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
RATLRO - Id.
BROAD GAUGE.
CINCINNATI & SIT. LOUIS.

1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS FOR VIM
n CENNES, Cairo and st. Louis RtCi4zzEFsEE7zlllJ
4J25 a. N and 5.35 P. n. W5ssa&ssSS,l9
Three daily trains for Louisville at 451a a. n
2 P. NJ and 5i35 p. NJ.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at 9 P. M
One train for Evansville at dI25 A. 81.
The trains connect at St. Louis for all points in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keos
kuk; at st. Louis Cairo for Memphis Vicksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans.
One through train on Sunday at 5::B5 p. M
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis Sundays
excepted, at A. M, arriving at Cincinnati at
ai5O P. NJ.
Express train leaves st. Louis daily at 1920 p. N.
arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A. NJ.
Fer through tickets to all points'Yest and South,
please apply at the Offices Walnut street House, be-
tween Sixth d Seyenth-streets; No. Burnet House,
corner office; North-west corner Front and Broad.
way; Spencer House Of3ce; No. East Third street,
nd at the Depot, corner Front aud Mil -streets.
mnibHses call for passer gers.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Apl6 General Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

FBROPnSALs WILL BE RECEIVED
St, between Seventh and Eighth, until the 18th
and a half bushels each, to the poor Of this city
during the approaching winter months -
no5-f JAMES It. IRWIN, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE

y CEiVED at the once Of the Board Of City I'M
provements, until nine O'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
A4vember 3, 1900 Tor regarding ana paving Haven
alley, from r hipth-street to Richmond street. as
tolOWs Set curbs, and furnish new ones where me-
cessary, aud place row Of Dayton, Xenia or Indi.
ana nat rock stone tagging, sixteen-by six inches
each side forming the cutters with the curb-the
center between the tagging to be paved with good,
sound bOWldeT -stone-none 70 be less tEan four
inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel eight
inches deep-the curbs TO be six feet apart at the
bottom and six and half feet at top Of roadway
Each bid TO be accompanied by twosureties. Bid
received
By order of the Board
oe2s-tt N CHARLEs BALANCE, Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
Tuesdays Tribune says of last weeks New
York Bank-statement:

The weekly statement Of Bank averages shows an
xpectedly large increase in Loans million
and three quarters. portion of this has undoubt-
edly been made 10 takers of the new Cove nment
loan, but we ind on inquiry that large amount If
Discounts was made during the week to Southern
ment of the crops and in ma y arc preparing
their annual erts and borrow strength for that
purpose The specie line shows considerable de-
crease, and portion of the aid to interior banks hav-
ing been sent of in Specie. The Banks, however,
hold al out Slt0) more than they show, with but
little prospect f losing it The following il
comparative statement Of the condition of the Banks
of New York City, October q and November 8:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City
Improvements, until O'Clock A. NJ, of TUESDAY,
November 49, 1850, for building stone arch culvert
of eight feet interior diameter, and about fifteen
or twenty feet in length, to pass the water under
an alley, running from Wade. street TO Liberty
street, and between Linn and Baymiller-streets,
according to plans and specifications now on file
in the office Of the Board of City Improvements ~
Each bid to he accompanied by two sureties Bid
Ceived. ~ 10 r
n0l-tt CHAS BALANCE Clark
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SEALEG PROPOsALs WILL DE RE-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVFB at the office of the Board Of City lm-
prov ements, until nine O'clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
November g. 1860 for furnishing materials and erect
ing an iron fOot-bridge, eight feet wide over the
Miami Canal, at Fourteenth street. including stair
ways and iron or stone abutments. Bidders to fur
pish their own plans
Each bid TO be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders to use the printed forms, other will be
Ceived.
By order Of the Board.
OC2S-tt CHARLES BALANCE Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BE RE-
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M |, Of FRIDAY,
November 9, $780, for regarding and paving with
good, hard burned paving brick, on bed Of clean
Ontcn-stTeet from John street to Freeman
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties.
received.
oc2S-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
Yesterdays Louisville Courier says of
Tuesday Provision market:

There was a better demand for Pork to day, and
the market was ftmer, with sales of some 400 brls
at Sls from packers and SIS 29lS 90 for small lots
There fair demand for Bacon at 9l4c for
Shoulder, 1910. for rib Sides, l34c. for clear rib,
and I4c for clear Sides. There was better demand
for Hams with sales of some 80 tierces az l4c for
plain canyesed, and l4%c. for sugar -cured. The
market for Lard is firm, with moderate demand,
but owing to the light stock on hand the sales were
limit at l3]9c there was nothing doing in Hogs
or green Meats
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEINED at the Office Of the Board of City Im-
proyements, until nine o'clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
November 2, lS6o, for repairing With good hard.
inches deep, the sidewalks on Walnut street, from
Fourth street to COurt-street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed forms, other will be re-
ceiyed. . .. I ..-
BY order of the Board
oc2s-tt OHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-08
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

Annexed is an Alphabetical List of Articles which
if damaged, may be restored to their original
strength and usefulness by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO., AuCrIoNEERs
IA Magnificent Household Furniture at public auction
by Broadway makers velvet m-d Carpets brou,e snd
olu Chandeliers French plate pier mane Mirrors lace
bque and Dresden ehpa Ornaments roscwoot chamber Fur
nire suite duing Furniture, Chlua Glassware
Robes &c ALBERT NJ GRIFFIN 4 CD a1cioneers re-
specially inform their friends and the public that they have
Furniture contained in the elegant dive o.y sons resi-
dence, - Yves, Sixteenth between fh Sixth
Furniture snd Works o Ar oaeredssi anc
lion this sale peremDtory. shue Catalogues
pKawINs RooNs. - 'V'. p's''''s
Two superb French plate Man,e Mirrors with rich gil.
Enb-riasrd Curtains ornices French Shades Rose
wood Drawing ko,m sua richly carved IN fruit, and towers
consisting Of two ree sofas two arm two Rec"pion
and eeh Oval Beek Chair Rosewood Ecgeres
suits Ladies Ros Ko-e Work rabies secretary and Box
css-. lined with ss,s ood Srd and Loo Tables six lixht
& so wGu Gssncesrs imported BY Iae'oog Mar
mns poetry nch and morning tower boy and dri
also rsan 1arbs sa,ne;cs Bq1e and Dresden Chias orna
men seyts Chtt vases Tapestry CGrpets RugS Bronze
and oTlnou o,ools ori,ye Plno.oe ihc richest instru
finished all round carved legs and made BIZ city
maiera and fsy fuSsreee Canterbury Stool aad French
Cloh covr BOOK, And Music beautiful solid oak IssAnd.
Chairs ocoih Stair Carpet and Rode sood
bedroom Furniture suite Beds,cais Bureaus sa,us-y
marble tops cclnuoes . rn,h walrobes Dressing fable,
FeS,her Beds e,snke. sheets Quits Cortern.nes
Bosers and Pillows Couch Arm hair reps Oval
hrrvrs egbt day Clocks Brussels CARPETS Curtans Ac
Third ard fourth sor -hShcgsry and Nropch uaau am
Der Furniture bedc,ns npgran C,rpe.s a. Dining room
rich cui and engraved Vines chsnparn.- frae and Pre-
Ii.bes salts sc silver paicd Caster spoons Cake
stspis rnr and Tea Service ivory handle Knives aud
Folks Napkin Rings Parian marble PGrc Bowls rubr glass;
Tea ses richly 6ecoraed and desirable s.sw;
OF baserne and kitchen Furniture with which the
certified checks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

yessw q &c. and white Southern at soc Rye
hrm Al sc. eoc- Barley was hsld at TIC $50 Oav
weTe sssdy and In lair request at Aoc soc Tor Sa'e
Co1H-IAs chief sale comprised 1000 bags 8. D.
mngo q p. T., supposed have been n about llh s.;
RIO Was steady and FUN prices demanded.
CorroS The sales light being composed Of soms
FSrclrr~Ensasemsuts were light and epbrso,a 500
bales Of cotton TO Liverpool at 80 70 Adj 100 usrces
rice at %s 50 boxes bacon zas ana xoo terces ad at
gagged together with 800 bb rosn and 100 bales c,,ton
ali at p. l.
FRun Sales Of 600 200 boxes rasns were ms 10
a. 50 IS for NJ r. ., and at ~ sax for layers.
HAY.-Ihe market Was steady at 81 $ll2x.
ysrd months n sA We sA'S take n .@
following tables OF imports, and average prices for tho
last nIee years inclusive from the annual circular Of
jos byrne The imports, foreign, for December, 1855,
Iron, bar and bundle, TONS 4,sso
1' snee. ounu'ss.' ''.'.'.'.s''.........,, 9gi
Tn and ierneplae, boxes. Is $50
TorAI IMPORTS FoKney).
Iron, bar and bundle tons asa7s a4sas 2liso $3.50
Iron, sheet, &C. bundiea $50 AZ 6722I6 4o5127 1ss3s
Tin ana St, plate 4ssss@
COMPARATIVE AVERAGE wnoIIsALE PRICES AT NEW YORK
Copper refined and mpd &c; ssc &c; 2s
Iron, scotch pig; 49,. SO 90 90 SO a 50 Is %
Ire Iron sheet, double asc' axe 39c. .$.o
1iopise, one th'd chaIc sll S7S II e2s 10 90 30
sleiter, siican. ........ 6Ac. 7lfc sc. SIC
Zinc, musemann. 7Ac. sEc. sGc. nc
MoIAssus was quiet, and sales limited 81 bbls new
crop New Orleans were made at $50
NAVAL SroREs.--Tte business doing 10 all XII DIS wa,
Light, and prices unchanged
ons.-Lipseed ruled nrm, with limited sales at full
prices. Gudc, whale and sperm were unchanged.
fHoyrsoSs - Pork-the sales we've light and holders
were arm The transactions embraced 800 a 400 bbs,
Including mess a. $40 05 SIG l21 and prime Sll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

A UCrIoy SALE or ELEGANT FURNITURE PARIOR
n suits splendid Ii,rOfJrie. foil octaTe qua
rsnee made by 81 he best city makers also splendid
Of Household Furniture. large pier and mau,al
Mirrors French clses with eod frames; tapestry ard Bras
sells Carr WOOD EtegeFcs With doors
q. M1i1hR TAILOR acuopesr. viii sell day Wednes
day Jan 81 the dwelling 50 West Eleventh street near sixth
avenue ell the Furniture IN he ssd house oonmenciny l0
AN No p.siponemsnt The parlo furnished with
splendid tapestry CARPETS three splendid rosewood paro-
covered in the richest orocaisl Ia hut
short tLne superior Eegeres rosewood PAnoiore soli
centre aud SIDE Tables Music Cabinet Coer
splendid Paintings Sasuary Large rsden Vases
Turkish tasy chsirs. Lounges lscc onrtsns gold band
Shades dining solid extension Table polished The beat
manner rosewood suit elshors,ey carved and covered
plush; superb Library Book lined with sadrwc,i
rosewood centre and pier Tables With variety Of China and
cut Glass Ware - match, superior Cutlery aud silver plated
Ware Bohemian and Pasn Ware The Oh abecs are for
nshed with apesy Carpets 10 good ocer superior rosewood
Beosesd; elegant eewot Bureau large with
arr marble rosewood wsshstand fancy Tables Chairs and
ard Lounge Also variety Of mahogany Farniure; hair
Mattresses from - TO 90 pounds feather BEDS
Pffows Aso. variety az basement Furniture. An erpe
rncet and uusy person viii be attendance pack ship
and cart he goccs
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HOTELS.

A uRoRA HOTEL FOR THE sICK-I3 BLEECEEe
II street corner OF Thompson strect-)r HSRasEO
desires inform The public aad particularly Strangers thu.
he has opened this house with be obec, OF sordny
sick medical attendance CT nourshment all the o. narts
q home during their Illness and absence The
English Spanish French art 9crn languages spoken
In The house Foreigners will find brolA and soup nocs
ssry fr nvsd prepared after the custom II their
cogues The hcsers At Liberty chote ibsir phvs
cirs and ,pcbeears the proprietor no, interfering Per
i I'm. v ~ ~. sss sE;c4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

uCTIoN NoTIcE-S az. BoGART AuCTIogErgS
a lhs day. At lelx occck 3, The auction rooms No.
norm william street. mnre sale OF too Horses one gro
osrs aRon, sh toy wasun and Harnsse rabies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

CifSsiiEFis SALt OF IAHORrHD SraLLit Nathan
= bEkS fAIk''EiLD, suriocecrs cfhco liS Nassau
street. MI tel - Tfu STAY Jan ~ ~ O'Clock, a. the
81 thirty ninth street and St ths stable. w
'hs IeerFne four mnorted stations. kuo Pea
Favoriie fnJIran and Nari Lrr The following c-piet
from the SNirii ot Jus ~" rriuse has hsrse Is high
with cord legs hsr dsrrie and good anu he
hs Majesty the kr o. Sweden, and bo lgb di,ec tn
brseicr for hs nporter Fayoriieispele gray,
wears sanis II high; Ne bred md nssi sadSe
hcrte by ba Mses ia. King o Ssrduit and grscony
presented by that potentata q Miss Et yorng american
lady her superior skii eGusstri.n Solynsp
dark gray Years old - hsnds gb brcd FROM blood
Majesty the KING Of Prussia the dOclliy 1r This
only be slpaled bg hi surprising esauy Ear king
Err kina)-eray. ssnds rs high he also
BY lis Msjsy the King ~ Prussia nv War sale he
powerful horse splendid trained hunter ana equal ~
Tbs across any huntus county, These hors all
marknby well made wh extracrdn goaa leas and have
srsight action welt worthy the attention OF bree iers
but TO be appreciated they must be seen.
JOHN KELLY Sheriff
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A J. BIERCKEB. AUcTIoNEER ZINE HOUSEHOLD
~ furniiuIe.-A. j. ULnhCHER son co, Will sell, Al
auction WeiueeJav Jan T. AZ tU O'clock, at Is IudoS
place houston street, between Sullivan and Maclougal fine
hcrsehn'd articles. consis of octave
rosewood Piano. ingram snd Brussels Carpets Chandeliers
Teie atees Clars Looking Glass Bureaus quartete,
&c Tables: lace CurH window Saades, Wardrooes,
Washs;ands siyer plsteI Casters and Usnslecks glass
Ware Cutlery Mattresses aud the usual kitchen
aric.es. Catalogues ready OF TUESDAY T.. NJ.
A J. BI.EECRER, AUCTIoNEER.
~. i2s LOTS
L. ling between Nth and 2ioth
Broad xay and the Harlem river,
Being the balance OF The great sale o..
~! LOTS
Par OF the Dyekman Estate which we're not sold Thursday
fer
WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD
A. j. BLEECKER son 4 CO,
THURSDAY next the 5th Of January Il O'Clock Mer
chants Exchange.
y BLEECKER, AUCrIONEER.
IA. Cor inusiiJn sale OF
EN0LIsH ANO FRENCH DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARaEILED
ROWLING PIECES AND sHOr GUNS
ENGLISH wAfTEHS. TRAYS &c
A. !. BfEECkER. Son & 90,
VIII sell on Friday, Isausry 6,
A. IL O'Clock. In sslssroom No. y Pine street,
fine invoice of wrench and English double and single bar
relied Fowpg Pieces aud sho, comprising assorted
with steel barrels Hat and hollow ribbed forward
don locks, German silver mounted. &c.
Also an invoice, In variety, kngiis Walters AMI Trays In
Also G,ty dozen Stewards pstent Door Springs Nos ].
and
Also invoice Dur5ee Forsyth Platform Scales good
order
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A DOING BY MACHINERY.

The "Newsroush' Calculating Machine causing great
sens M IN city and country ard though hut few weeks be-
n. s rhe ows me from
few OF the editorials with which have been favored, will
From the New York ournsl of Commerce. Dec 49, 1879
sae substitutes halical arrangement Tor the mental
proeess Of addition and ony no The Columns Of the leer or
Of SS any % Of x T mss h
pied a'y ''"''aDn O NUMBERS % sn'sa may Dc ''
sections the country who have had 10 actusuSssnd found
y @ but s nee aud or
extremely ready and accurate should judge repre-
chipery has really been ACCOMPLISHED At last Fraser Co
can horonehy nnaer IN re ssd w5 IN
son OF is meehsn secures perfect accurae ~ cscqls
adding With no mater bow eoIplcse series Ct asse
returning H. Jus, calculation was left of In taking
down WEIGHTS snd treasures only ronbie
takes down the figures and them up at e time It's
speed fully equal 20 hsto the bee, cacuaors No counting
Retail price $40. For sale by FRASER co. ali Broad
way.
Paes de forene he pur9 o
Tas @ Us ss Dc d9sr
EE sWEsbERo N''e arc genuine without The signature
~ lie weighing over aolss win be served up in soue
ga Th snS e slS 1s
Broadway Of Leonard Families wishing sup
pnes snonla sena neI oruers as earlv as poss.le.
E,IRENAN-F You WILL GET BOX OF BRowER's
Patent waerprcot Composition; i Will make your boots
hRc%fa II Co. NJ s ' ss for
NOTICE TO sKATBRs-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
~ cap be accommodated with Skates Of all descriptions 10
f. r % ss asq G ssS ~ .n nsu a the
opposite the maia entrance II. KRUEBEL, Proprietor.
Pnn 1DEIpHIA CLUB SKATES
and is sssof s Of aae and common States for
FosSx aSPs sTkvsSs Us B SSaa ssso up stairs
SoYERy sILTANG SAUCE
.n a spss sTFas
IN such universal de- rARD and soYER,s SAUCE
eli iP 90 gre 1ress s' svsris viii ysasssis
the lovers ~ Of scod nss s y1sr @ e. YyEE
ers n groceries, &c. through GRAY HAYES,
'4' - A'" CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL, LONDON. England.
VEsTA COAL oIi-TIE MOST BRILLIANT, SAFEST
For sale by the manufacturers LYDDEN IENNi, ia .
Y on CAN RECLAIM ANY DRUNKARD BY USING
Dr ZEIls .Temperance Powdersv Small pac from
10 So poison can be giyen nm.
known. ~ Third street two doors from Second
RAILROADS.
NTHW YoRk AND HARLKn RAn.RoAD. -
IN r.- ,w sn1s. AxRAHaKrKSr.
On ana aner rn.rsdsy, bee y use 1aina WIN isavs rws
? y -; 80 = :: !, ~
i: c.. s. K ss a. s:s;.; ~. .:: 0- =
An Saour. rss ooanss. win IS New Y@t osssS IA
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MORTGAGE sALE--BY VIRTUE OF A CHATrEL
ltl mcrelee via sell n sucuO
ls6 1T ltocock NJ Mt The Emora Works, foot OF Fast
fourth street Engine Lathe complete, with shaft
Betting woodcirners Lathe. rhnge Aiacnina
Work Benches, Reapng Machine No wing Ma
hne Sc ol saw, complete; Circular Belt
lng, loi OF csrner'ers rnois, &c &c.
NJ. STANLEY, JR Attorney for mortgage
Office. Marine Court.
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90 oOO WORTH ov LADIES' AND aENrLewgSs
SC.UuU c,s, Of Clcs',ina WANTED in large or small lots
ir MI hrhes price paid for the be
10 hsnkabe Wy calling We store or addressing
Nm. We1eA, No. " cep,re street. - :
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CEEFJFF's sALE.-INPoRTED STATIONS -OHAS-
- BEgS FAIRCHIIO ancuoneers, Office n, iis Nss,su
street will sei Tburedsy January g. $50 II l2oelosk,
OF Thirty ninth street and Six At the
stables the later als, four imp l-ei St Hons
Prince Fao orite. Soy md Fart King
the above stables time before the sale. rarcr
lars concerning pedigrees see future adv ersment
JU6H KELLY. Sheriff
CHERIrFs SALE OF CARpErING.-CHAMBERs &
- rAECHlID aucicoeers, will sell this day Wesnssisy,
their sslesroo ll3 Nassau street nj II O'Clock $40 yards
noie less) Of Nenitian stair and hall Csrpetiog
JOHN Kelly, Sheriff.
SALooN FIXTURES, MIRROR. PENDANTS, a.. AT
- auction to morrow Thursday 81 IL O'Clock at 4l6 Broo
street. OF Elm, fine Bar Counter, Tables. Chi s
Iourres Casfrs Eaukns, Cutlery, sega-s Liquors Plata
MIRO 10 feet by Is Gas pendants stoves pipes Deposit
required, WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucuonesr
yNILLrAM wULr, AUCTIoNEER MORTGAGES
w Thursday, Jan 1860 at IL O'Clock A. NJ at CSC Wa
street \. consisting Of Groceries, luors Segars Teas
uesrs and Futures Of store.
VIZ PEIL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MANTELS AT
w. aucdon-Posiive sale. PILLS Co will sell at
auction THURSDAY, Jan ut IL o'clock. at the
ls2 East ed street below second By order Of
the assignee The entire Henry, comprising
Mantels OF ordinary stsary veined brocca,ee Lisbon and
Pvenpean marble embracing maues modern designs and
executed artistic also the Marble
Benches, Blocks, Horses, &C. Terms a. sale.
VUItLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
day l0 O'clock the Stock and Fixtures o. grocery
and liquor store 26S East Twelfth street, consisting walnut
Scales. gas Fixtures Shelving, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

CAHD-GENrrEMEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF
n Clothing purchased for the Western market in large or
-, al lots Call ST the store address Thos d. COnroy a
ntre street n BMerehan talors having any hand
y n pease address above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING. FURNITURE.
N and CARPETS adds and gentlemen having cas-, or
C thing dispose OF ard Wishing he huu,hIyged
sc advertisements offering such large prices and giving
them by calling addressing shall receive fair price Cor
and every article te- have 70 dispose Of ii. HART 32
Seventh between Thirty rsand Thirty second
aides attended 10 by Nra Hart