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Election Returns.


By the Mansfield Herald, We have the
official returns Of Riohland county The
vote is about tWo.thir1s the last Presiden-
tial vote. Mansfield gave Tod q majority
Of &c. The county gave JeWett a majority
Of 26l. Kennsy, Democrat Vas elected to
tn Senate. The Union Treasurer, Sheriff,
and Clerk were elected.
From Carroll county our correspondent,
"W. B, writes US:
ave give the State Union ticket a. least
1000 majority, and the district and oOun.
~ ticket from 700 to ], 200 majority. Our
motto vas "UniOn first, party afterwards,
and the straight-Out party tickets could
not stem the current against it,
Erie county, official, gives Tod ], 1928 ma
jority.
Tod's majority in Eve wards of Toledo
vas $50.
Green county gives Tod l,62S majority.
Wayne county gives JeEett 300 major
lily. The Wooster Republican says:
'The leaders Of the slave Democracy
never worked more untiring or more un-
scrupulOusly for victory, They had their
organization complete, and knew their
men, and had every preparation made to
have them at the polls. They held meet
ings sll over the county, had all their party
stumpers out for weeks, and made the
most desperate exertions 10 whip in every
Democrat who talked Of voting the Union
ticket and they succeeded remarkably
we'll
On the other hand, the Union men did
nos hold a meeting in the county, did not
organize township, or do anything what
ever 10 secure full vote, preferring not
to increase the excitement, and willing TO
have the people free from everything like
party influence, hoping that their love Of
country and hatred Of traitors and rebel
lion would induce them to attend the polls,
and give their vote and influence for the
only real Union party, thereby sustaining
the Government
Madison county gives Tod 95S majority.
Prsble county gives Tod s2s msjOrity.
Dsrks county gives JeEett 280 majority.
COnnsaut Ashtabula county, gives Tod
s2s, JeEstt 9. Geneva gives Tod 225,
JsWeti l5
Madison, Lake county, gave Tod 359,
JeEstt II. Perry, Tod 2O5, JeWstt none.
Mentor, Tod 2ss, Jewett none. Kirkland,
Tod l64, JeWett 8.
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Hoege's majority

THE NATIONAL LOAN Is OoLuNsUs.-
Up to last evening, We learn by the Colum-
bus Journal, the amount subscribed to the
EatiOna Loan in that city was S4s,O5O.
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sAFETH, SPEED AND CoxTosF CoMsnED.
Fareand Tine sane as Other Routes.
HEBaEgass Checked throush--aa Transfers frye.
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LEAVE ERIK.
n-IcELl ENnEEea mn LE-s.an--na 4.

I:ls A. 4 NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-htopllng ae
qirAru, AshtsbHln and Painesyiile only and
srriTsa az Cloyaland at 4.s3 A. =.
IOOo A. 4. NAIL TRAIH-Sbopping at al 5tatlonA
except Saybrook, Un501Ttsi p, PeI1Ts 4ens
tor and Nicklidel and eT-i7o q pleFelano
Ct Las ?. n, - aa
12.50 P.u. DAY EXPREss IRA AIN-stgpring a. Gi-
Fard, Oonueaaf Aahtabais md Eal1e1Eille
only, and arrives e C,sFeis1d ot 50 p y
aroOFET0nATI0N TRAIN VII lsaFe Qolleaut
e $50 A. r.. stopping q al ssatlo-li and
arriving nt Cleveland et 9sLg A. ~.
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CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP
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1000 Rebels at Springfield.

MEETING IN Triton, MO.
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{ (lLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 3
0IssIEEArI RAILROAD.


shslby, saaduskE, Afanshoid q sNsEark Bsilzoaf, 70
4ans5eld, Mt vernon, Newark, EanesTills,
&o.
yrestiz0, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 3 OhioaFo Rail
reed, tor Forest, lrrer saudu1EE, DallhoE,
EiIaa, Fort WeFre, Eapcrts, Chicago, Sc,
WSst, sHd Ees1 fos hanEasld, sfooEt7r. GG1-
s.ltJB, 80.
asticn sud EsIieson taine RsErosd Line ior Marion
BsilCtontsine,' Eiti.5sT, -UniUli auncie, In
EinEpolis, Terre Hguta, : inesnnas- EVanTs
vile, LoGisVitls, Cairo, 81. Lcuisi &C.
Delaware, wish- Springfield, H. vernon sud Pitts
burqh Railroad f5F sprinEdeit.
Columbus, Little Hiarai 8 Qoi1Elbu9i and Asuia
Eallrcad, for XeEis, Dayton, Indianapolis
Fsrre Hsute, 81 beui3, dorrols loTalalos
sa6 Cincinnati, sid with the Ohio 3 Ms
SlsHiuei Rnflroad st Cincinnati i1r hguig.
vile, EVGDgTiile, Cairo, ST. Louis sud ~
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Esiiroad ior Newark Lans1.
Vile, Wheeling, 30, Columbus, Eiqua and
Indiana Bailroad for FiGus, Urbana, &C.
~ For Tickets 70 al pOint8 srd tnfoTuierion ~
- - Z. S. FLINT, superintandsnt.
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an the trains eoinE westward connect AZ Olsgsland
vim trains for Toledo, Chicagu5 ColumbusI llncln-
nali, 81 Louis, Sc; and al the trains s9ln
H1iroad and at Buffalo with thoss Of the New YORK
Csntrai and Buflaio 4 New u ork civ hai!ro9d9-
81. NOTTINGHAM aup'6
olersIa1d. NAYS. ISL -
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cUYAHoaA COUNTY.

The official returns from the townships
Of Cuyahoga oounty have been opened at
the Clerk once to-day. We shall publish
the ofRoial abstract tomorrow. We give
below the majorities
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THREE DAILY TRAINS RRoM P1rTsBuay X
An connecting direct to BsW York
Via PhfIadolphfa
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sumMEE AEEAEGnzE1 la.

.s6l SUMNER ARKARGEHIEEII- - ISL.
On and after Monday, August Is Issl Teafns II Frn
- daily fsundays sEcsgted) as iolioWa.
~ T. x CnlcAgo aEpress-st0ppi1g a Beraa 6rrai.
toI, Dhezlin, Nakeman, H0THeik MouFcs-
vile BelsFua, Ulydo, Fremont, EIncfa,
and arrives al oledo a1 9:g0 A. n. Clie1-
g Go 2. ~, Detroii at zoo P.1
400 ?. n Through hail-stopping a. ell 6tettcnl on
tde southern Division, sFriytus at holafoft
6;40 2. Ia. ..r.-
so ?. =. Ma Stops ~ al stations eat o. sanduty
oE Northern DiFisioa, and aTTiFaa g 81
duss-y st 8.l6 N.
40 ?. \. TeiegCaph EZpross-5toRPilg g SRA
Grafton, Obarlin, MzZsman, HorEnlk, Non
nrCoTlle, Bellevue, OlFda, Eruul1ntY sd
eErlgas AZ Toledo at 3;55 P. n, Ohioagoat
esf0 A. Il.
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Cotton from Egypt.
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TWO From HAERIsBURGH TO sEW YoKK.
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Via Altent0Wn.
, DAILY 0oEEEoTIOHs 70 BALTIMORE
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TERMS % iGsiH ~ j!asi y si;s Elg.@;s @
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TELEGRAPHIC.

The Tressona5!e Stats Guard broken upi
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CLEVElsAND AND MAHONIH9
" BAIL B DAD.
TruE TABuz No. is-To take sEsot on and aitaE
Thursday, March zlst, 1851. G
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Canadian -four In fair demand, the supply light
and prices Hrmcr Tho sales embraced about 500 900
bis, closing at quotations Southern -four rmer,
with good demand especially for the lower graies,
which steal request The sales embraced about
900 bbs, at tic above quotations. Wheat in tho alb
snce Of supplies Of moment, was again rmer and for
shipping qualities from &C. a Sc. higher. The sales
white Ohio, 81 30 81 90 for white Indiana and Mch
gan 81 80 81 40 for good to choice white Kentucky,
IS for rsd winter western s and req state
81 164 for Chicago and Racine spring. Corn receipts
were moderate and prices for shipping lots were her
with sales Of 100 OCO bushels at Soc &c. for shipment
East SIS &c sec. for prime Western mixed, acat and
Soc 5ec for shipping lots Of do Rye scarce, and
limited sales OF Western making at CSC. &C.. AMI
North River at Tic Barley and barley malt quiet
and Eominal Oats were steady and in good demand aud
prices firm, with sales Of Western and State
at Soc. s..
CoFYEr.-The market was Armer and active The sales
embraced about 20oO bags Rio including 300 at l5c,
and the remainder mostly within the range of 14xc a
l5kc. land the cargo Of the Cora, 800 bags do
sold to arrive at t. $50 CO. Laguayra at IL &c. 200
do. Marncaibo At p. T.. and 200 mats Java at 2oc.
confined to smalPio,s, making zoo 800 bales Closing at
&c. a 22cAtor midd,ing TO strict middng upands
FkxGrrs.-1hc supplies q grain being hight engage
Of grain engaged We quote at l0d 1Oh, in
bu and b gs, and wheat at 10d Id ditto, and our
at D. Oh asked Hatcs TO Loncon were nrm Wheat
at lSd l3xd. In bulk and ships bags, and flour at 3s
3d. To HAvre about so 900 60 900 bushels Of wheat
were engaged at &c. 24c in ships bags Flour at
HAv.-The market was steady at 6Oc a yoc
MohAszs-Saes embraced 150 hhds Porto Rico at 35c.
70 do. Cuba at 96c and 200 do, do at 2ec.
NAVAL SrpREsSaes of 7CO BIB s. strained Mt 81 o. and
600 gallons spirits turpentine at ST.
PRovrHoNs.-PWk-The market was Arm with good
demand from the trade. Tie sales were 400 bts at
s4 so $14 IS for mcss-hc latter for full weight bar.
res-and at % IS $40 for prime. Beef quiet and
sales limited 70 100 bbls at $40 Is s so repacked
mess and &l2 SO $13 so for extra do Beef hams were
hrm at Sl4 SIS Cut meats were In some light request
with sales Of 200 package at lc. &C. for shoulders ard
6kc a6hc for hams. Lard firm, with sales of ais
bos and terces at Sc. exc. Butter and cheese were
unchanged, and sales moderate.
RICE was firm, with sales Of 200 800 casks chiefly
at &c. 7xc. for coed 70 prime
SuGARe-1he market firm and active with sales
on about bids Cub and Porto Rico 7Hc for fair
70 good refining grades and &C. &C. for good prime
grocery goods and 100 hhds meado and bags Bahia
were sold on private terms
SrlcsSaes Of 800 bags pmento we're sold at &c. cash
and 400 Piculs cassa at private terms
at I9c
WcoL-The market continues quite animated and deal.
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TINTED STATES LOAN
~ 1910 TREASURY NOTES.
OFFICE OF
KETCHUM son 4 CO.,
NO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE.

NEw YoRx, September 20, 1851.
oaSs e KETcagM SON Co. - E.chSnss place s g.
70 issued under the q Congress Of July ~ 1881
and ooo each dated 10Th August 1851 psya6is
after date the order OF the subscriber directed and
PER DAY p' 81
semi. interest which coupons may be de-
@
Ing fifteen from the day q Opening the book as afore
tradition Of thar be received Subscription 81 ATTY
domrs or one hundred dollars must be paid n lawful coin
Of more than hundred dollars may be paid at
third Of the whole on every twentieth day here.
after until the whole shall be paid payment Of less than
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate 70 subscribers for
will transmit by mail the Secretary of the Treasury when
Treasury notes. aforesaid win be issued thereon to such
subscriber his order carrying interest In such
subscribed is paid the subscribing Treasury
first which win remain until the whole subscribed
BY such person shall be paid when Treasury notes win be
ferred nsament the subscriber will in addition there
Of August o the date Of and on anal ike
interest on the amount paid on suoscpon which
ment Of IN e first coupon -.
The Treasury notes issued upon such certificates BY the
mode may Indicated by them, when they transmit their
original certificates The duplicate certificates may be
'A'n'0 " ''''' ~ 'A'' =" NORRIS KETcHUM
No 40 exchanges place.
70 facilitate objects which agency has been
established will receive from subscriber certified checks
the banks Of this city and current bank noe&our
selves furnishing coin 70 the REQUIRED amount
TO Washington obtain the Treasury notes and Forward them
No charge viii be made for the above Services -
M.
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selling out their stocks very fast The dimnuton
OF the stock OF foreign woods has created increased de-
mand for domestic and moro attention is paid TO fine
grades We have nothing report In foreign, the market
being pretty well cleared Of all desirable lots. Most
the wool Is now In the hands OF the trade.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 2c-8 P M.
AsnEs-Thc market quiet and sales confined to
small lots at S. Is for both sorts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was again 1rmcr and
active and good shipping b. ands closed advance of
&c. IOc per barrel The medium grades the rnest
The sales embraced about 900 bD closing within the
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WATCHES AND JEWRI.RY.

WHY AM SELLING GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
w 90 chcap Because cash 10 and Obliged to
SELL Silver Watches g; Gold w:tShes elo ss SIS and s60
bought taken exchange Watches cleaned and repaired
~ - I. JACOBS. g Cedar street.
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v,ROPOsAIs FOR FRESH BEEF BIZ THE UNDER,
srned-Sealcd proposals vii be received Fort
Schuyler for contract TO furnish fesA Reef In sreh
Il that post until the h Of June 1854 The proposals. VIII
whoiesons quality win be furnished, quarers equal
proportion & each necks and shAnks to be excluded mo
awarded 10 the lowest responsible BIDDER
prepared 70 give bonds, with
handed in on or beure oath inst endorsed Proposals for
FRESH Bce will be opened the contract awarded
by Commssasy Of Subsistence United StaeS Army ~
New YorS. IHOS bA1Lppw IN
srrN n 1851 ~ Fort Schuy cs N \.
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PROPOSALS..
pROPosAI.s FOR REVENUE VESSELS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
xc@r1w RAnt3


The department will receive proposals. accomraged BY
@ aaas ana tho I
equipment 81 two steam screw revenue vessels Of ~ tons
each, United States measurement; 'ftf s,it ~
sas s
the marine steam engine at which the steam
Tfe load daf. Of ater Of the vessels Of $50 tons
pivot Of 1900 lbs weish guns Of q swt
forecase The complement persons
tsnfs @ 30 furnished with Condenser disns poa
be schooner riegcd with flying saG topsas
sail and yard 70 flying a 81 an ION,
exceed 81 es and they viii be armed each VIII one hed
light navy apoundsr the sopsslisns fore
ss.s .s s.
@ be schooner rgged, with flying gan opsais
sHhee sal SH Ss ne hull sa rigging sail. an.
nre for cabins and messrooms cooking apparatus and
Hcrs hsd Win Buck Mountain with ali the eqapmsns
her officers provisions and armament and at once pro-
The ornaments, PROVISIONS. nautical instruments and
charts only will be provided By the governments
must be stated in the offer together with The Length q lime
carried H s the SunieTS for thai Which should not
lees than for days Of twenty each.
ssea "a: isssass Ne detail. 4:
arrangement machinery.
various equipments and included in PROPOSAL
The BE wSs s ss .sa ss
space for acoommodatons steam magazines shea
disposition of COAL and convenient s0wage must Be
provided. -. . =. p
Il is 10 that in the contra viii
inserted Of the Enlistment Of the condition OF draft OF wa
a. az. x s e S e snn IA.
OF the proposal within which they
viii agree complete the vessels ready for and deliver
them any ports they may name The total amount for
which they win engage % do all that required in the foreg
ina and TO be embraced in their specca0nA
and plans stated and the bids be accompanied
the required By law that II awarded they will
Psymens will be s,ads different intervals the
work retaining onefth Of the whole
for ninety 0 dsys the delivery Of the vessel toepaie
any defects that may be discovered within that time on Trial
at sea.
made conformity with the conditions prescribed which
may most to the interests Of the gosernmenl and
70 Combine number Of Advantages and 10 uet
any all of them nj It's option.
competent person win be appointed ~ the Department.
superntend the construction and cqupentof each OK the
vessels.
ina coniraca may be Withdrawn BY them.
- p CHASE. Secretary OF Tho LneaSuTY.
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

For the first time In weeks almost months change
to be noted in the retail prices Of meats &C. at Washing
ton market The variation has been In the upward drcc
ton, and the tendency to rise still continues.
Beef-Prime pieces for roasting sell at from 10c lac.
per pound porter house steaks $780, srlon steaks lac
corned pieces, &C.. s M
Worry fair qualities of lamb and mutton do not bring
more than from &c. a lie. per pound.
Pork salt, is to be had at loo. per pound, and fine
hams for 11c
In the way Of poultry no change is noticeable good
stock being on hand with few purchasers. '-
Salmon sailed offered yesterday for 49, per pound
Vegetables not qute.so cheap At last quota
81 per barrel aud very small specimens at the rate Of ST.
Cauliflowers, 12c. 2Oc. each. s 49,
Fruit, butter, cheese and other articles show little
change HaNw
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mo CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS WANTED FOR THE
construction of n pond about tive acres IN area On
re itl sde OF Long Island For turner pacuafs es
ply " Mr. a. D0xSEE, Penasagiuta-
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mus GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Psris,
affairs Of e embracing lows, courship business and sick
ness; drunken and unathfu husbands has Sc
together those long separated Ladies 70 gentlemen 81
Residence No 80 Third avenue above Twelfth street
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7OS BOwERY, NEAR BR0OME STREET-MADAME
lOC wTDGER Clairvoyan and gifted Spanish lady I'M
wells Of fuury love, marriage absent friends
sickness prcscrbes medicines for all diseases; tells lucky
numbers, property lost OF stolen, H.
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MEDICAL.


AN IMPORTANT woRK-A GUIDE FOR THE MAR
"A RED or hose contemplating it, The afflicted dcblita
,d or should not mary or ado any I'll
Dr. LARMoNTS Paris, London and New York Medical Ad.
S Y ga .rs a an @ssd 81 NJ IA
street The All affections long
81 sahBsa P5s"a past
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADvICE.-Dg. H. A. BAR
ROW Of the Royal College OF Surgeons and LEcse dc
arising from mprudences of youth and maturity
has deep scientific study
s.etns! cure q Nervous and rsysSSl Dss.y
and Lns Painful Dreams Incubus Lossof Appetite and
Memory and decline Of the natural fe Dr. Barrow
the las attended eoEs during an extensive
xii g.
has to health happiness and pristine vicer There.
improperly treated particularly invited to pay the Doctor
& s NY n Dr.
superior treatment without the of Instruments mercury
g. hs Dr. sos
su,a,on from II till and from till 81 Sunday till
DR. COOPER, NO. IA DUANE STREET MAY BE CON.
- suited all diseases Of certain nature. Tweu,yeight
exclusively devoted TO these complaints enable him
medical pre,enders can CALL with certainty Of BE-
ing radically cured or no pay.
DRR coBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
ass aGs on Gss e
re street. between s ChamSers and Rssas Dr.
rulphhhs al Oulces entrance AZ no. oClty
Hall place.
nR HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
his attention T. diseases Of ceran class in which he
has treated less than fifty THOUSAND cases. without
stance OF failure. His great remedy, DR. Hunterss Rel
Drop certain diseases when regular treatment and
other remedies fall without dieting restriction Ia
the habits OF the patnt without the disgusting
sickeniHg effects OF all other remedies
less that six hours II roots out the poisonous faint the
blood Is TO absorb unless the remedy Is used 1t Is 81
VIAL and cannot be obtained genuine anywhere than the
old Office No Division street Book for nothing that trests
of The effects Of early abuse
DR RALPH. OFFICES lso CROSBY STREET, COR.
~ ner of Houston. Hours, lo}a to and TIL 9P NJ.
mr. WARD, 10 LAIGHT STREET WOULD RESPECT
~ fully call attention to his unecualled spei and per
manent cures without intcrrup,ing business pnrsits
DR WARD TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FEMALES
~ with unparalleled Something lady
his Great Beneiactor. Ollce II Iai sht street.
GREAT SUCCESS OF DIR, WARD. u LAIGHT STPEEr
VI All affections caused by mercury disease cured In
half the usual time and ut half thecharges.
HUNDREDS ARE DISAPPOINTED TILL FINDING
III DR. WARDS ofnce IL Laight street. and giving h,
great remedies trial, they are instantly cured.
HAMMOND ON NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, MAR.
IL rage, &C., 81. RICHARDSON, No vesey street. n Y
PROFESSOR REsTELI. l62 CHAMBERS STREET CAN
be consulted usual or BY letter 10 box 1850 Boston
olce. No, Harrison avenue
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vYTII.LIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONKER.-MUSf BIB SOLD
w 10 Close The business: Carpets, Oilcl0hs Rugs Mats
window shades A. The eYHlse ssces contained n the
day sent ~ This rare chance, the stock is very
large Consisting Carpets OF vssious qualities from the
want Of carpets would do well attend this ia The sale
viii commence at l0k O'Clock. Also Horse, Wagon and
Harness will be sold At II O'Clock
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DEAp fufS-A pHnENoIO GIsr AND ASTROI,OOIsT

DEAD TH1N-A TREMENDOUSLY AND ASTROLUG1ST
~ that beats the world S500 reward for any who
can equal Miss WELLINGTON who Is acknowledged TO DO
the oa lady in hs city who nfu suss nfos%i0n
courtship, marriage health wealth and who will reclaim
son in this city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian
for love- good luck and all business affairs and are
ed beautiful young lady Lucky numbers given Highly
respectable city be at her residence Ol
u.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIoNEER.
EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
u CONTINUATION OF ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

BY Il. II. II. kCH&NCk, thfs instant, at
O'Clock their saesrooms 1855 Broadway the
the cabinet makers In this city consist
ing OF elegant sad carved and plain rosewood Suits
ncs o,asn1ndent roSwood round cornored ~
steads and Bureans do in black walnut finished in Oil;
rosewood and walnut carved walnut and oak Buff
oher eies faFniture TIE all Of very best
manufacture and will be positively sold by order Of assignee
The attention OF those In want of elegant Furni-
ture is respectfully requested to this sale:
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"A SPECIAL SALE,
THIS DAY (SATURDAYl, SEPTEMBER n.

THIS DAY. ,s sStg5ss SALE sssru..u. a.
Soor AND an HSo T. = SHss BOOTS AND SHOES
Including an unusually desirable fresh goods
Sn5fs S Of new good. just
fi xTS 81 sFa asS sssdH DSs aooD a'
TO which We invite the attention Of buyers
No.. F TSI I,iS AAps,.o1sr
vss1 Of RSgsE 1q
ties &C., this day 10Y O'Clock BY BELL TNGRAixM
a ~ h
ucTIoN SALE OF GRocERIEs.-oEo R. SOLO
mon JR auetioneer win cell this day a. TX o'clock
5S Eighth avenue corner Ff.hird street. without reserve
A UoTIoN SALE, TO CLOSE ADvANcEs-THIs DAY.
q. lO,s O'clock at 6s Nassau street Household Furni
$ Ya Goods fine nd qs s ssc %ss Sale
"A JOHN LLOYD SONS win sell on Monday, September
q SaS Ss entire sack sa
ssa or FANS IS tho DAY OF SALE
RRoowSE 4 NICHOLS, AucTIoNEERs- TaIs DAY
IS Nassau street Bay Horse years old ls hands high
Top Wagon and Single Fairness the whole be sold without
reserve
En6 nss y Light and
makers 1-tt '
ALSO, q, - -t... 81 u, +-..l
Extension Top Rocksway for horse and one Coupe
Wagon, and several sets Of single and dohble Harness.
nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIoNEER
~ Saesroom q Nassau street between Fulton and John
urday) l0 o'clock his sesroo, No ~ Nassau street.
a large and general assortment of handsome Household
Furniture, vfz-Rcsewood and walnut Parlor Suits,
Plush Centre Tables elegant walnut and oSk Extension
Tables Bullets Dining Chairs ebony and gilt Work Tables
Rosewood Bookcases oiled walnut Chamber Suits enamel
led dol walnut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus French
Bedsteads, Washstands C0mmodes, What-Nos Lounges,
Rockers, Sofas Easy Chairs Piano Stools mahogany and
Sets Glassware window Shades on Paintings Sofa Bed
scads &C. Catalogues and goods ready for examina
ton.