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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-11

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Elbows very popular opera,
Stradera with the fourth of the "Jewess," will
be sung tonight for the benefit Of stge who deserves
especial remembrance at the hands OF the musical pub
lie In the first act OF SStradella" Sgnor Stigelli viii
introduce his famous ballad Brightest Eyes and in
the course of the evening all the artists Will sing the
Star Spangled Banner
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and RAIN
Ladies' white satin. kid and linen gaiter Boots and slippers
MILLER 4 co, s57 Canal street
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Moldavia Cream, for Preserving and
beauif wing the Hair. Sold only at W. A. BATCHELORS
newly invented Wig Factory l6 Bond street.
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Non-Appearance Of Henry Ward BE echer
Mt Philadelphia.

PHIIADkIPHIA, jan TO- 1861.
great crowd assembled at Concert Hall this evening
to hear W. Beecher but he failed to time No
explanation given. The audience waited till half
past eight This is the third time be has disappointed
the Philadelphians.
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Crtstndoro's Hair Dye, wigs md Tou-
pecsThc best in the world Wholesale aud retail and the
Dye private applied, at No. Aston House
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Wheeler & Wilson'S
Sewing Machines with impor. improvements at re.
dnced prices. Onice sos Broadway, New York
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SteInway Il Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the best manufAc
nred warranted for Eve wareroons s: and "a
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-RelinbIe. Harm
less instantaneous black bywn Factory al Barclay
street sold applied BACHELORS wig Factory, 10
Bond street
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MIND YOUR Own BUsNESs.-We hear from
various parts of the country, but more particu-
larly from New England, that it is purposed to
send large excursion parties to Washington to
be present at the Inauguration of President
Lincoln. Certain spectators have taken ad-
vantage of the rumors to the effect that Don
Quixote Wise and some Sancho Panzas at his
heels intend TO seize the Capitol, and it is pro-
posed that party shall be on hand to assist in
the execution of the laws. Now, as some
people may be led to believe that there Is
really probability that the new President
will not be sworn in without bloodshed, and
that it is therefore their duty to take UP arms
in his defence, we are moved to repeat
what we have said before, that when
the government desires the aid of
private citizens, an official requisition
will be made in due form. There is not the
slightest reason for supposing that the police
of Washington, and the troops, regular and
militia in that vicinity, will not be able to pre-
serve the peace on Inauguration day. And, as
the appearance at the capital of very large
body of Lincoln's partisans will do no earthly
good, and tend still further to aggravate the
bitter sectional feelings that now prevail, we
strenuously advise all good citizens to remain
at home, attend to their own affairs, and leave
Old Abe to the care of General Scott, who is
quite equal to this emergency. As for those
"smart" people who would attempt to turn a
penny by melting people to riot and sedtion,
the language has no term sufficiently strong for
the expression Of the scorn and contempt in
which they are held by every honest man in
the community.
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Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Office No yesey street stor House, opposite the church
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syssrx COUNT CLASS NINE, jan. 10, 1881
co. 20, 81, 81, g. Ia, 40, 46, AZ, 81, r. 49, 90, 6l
CoEsoLlDArxD LOTTERY, Class II, IAN. 10 1851
GO, 10, II, IS, so, Is, 1, %, 81, SO, &C, ~.
O. FRANCE 4 co,
Wilmington Delaware
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Measles, Scarlatina, and Group are the
great trials TO which childhood Ia subject HOLLoWAYs
Pills and Ointment sovereign remedy for these and all
other niane disorders internal external whatever thor
O
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Sight Exch angc


I CHICAGO, Jan. 10. 1861
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The CAMPAIGN AGAINST VENIcE.-The Eu-
ropean governments are getting seriously
alarmed at the prospects which the spring will
bring with it in connection with Venice. The
state of public feeling throughout Italy is such
that Garibaldi will have no difficulty in engag-
ing it in another war for the recovery of that
territory To all appearance his supporters
will obtain majority at the next elections,
and 1t is even said that Count Cavour has
already expressed his intention of retiring.
Thus all opposition to the threatened expedi-
tion will be removed, and Victor Emanuel COM
PEELED to embark in this new and perilous
conflict.
A report has been brought by the Nova Sco-
sian to the effect that England and France had
come to an understanding in regard to Venice,
and were about to send joint commission to
Vienna TO urge its cesson without an indemni-
ty. We see nothing improbable in this state
ment, with the exception Of the latter portion of
it. Neither Of the governments In question
would think of asking Austria to renounce her
claims over the disputed territory without COM
pensation, for the simple reason that Italy does
not expect it, and that it is but reasonable that
she should receive something for its peaceable
cession. The cost of the war for its recovery
would exceed any reasonable indemnity that
might be agreed upon for it, and good sense
and the interests of humanity point to the sale
Of the territory as the most satisfactory COM
promise that can be effected. We sincerely
trust that England and France have taken the
initiative to bring 1t about, and that we shall
soon hear of some progress having been made
In the negotiations.
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Tue CoTToN MARKET ABRoAD.-The quotations
of the Liverpool cotton market, received by
the Nova Scotian, show that spectators at the
other side are now fully alive to the dangers
impending over this country. Cotton rose in
two days half cent pound or two dollars
and quarter bale, being the largest advance
that has taken place in similar space of time
during the season. With an estimated defcien-
cy of 100000 bales in the last crop, and the
prospect of half crops in the future, should
civil war break out, it is natural that the Eng
lish should get alarmed at the perils to which
their Industrial interests will be exposed in the
event Of the supply falling thus short We are,
therefore, not surprised to learn that orders
have been sent out here to buy up all the cot
ton that can be purchased within certain
margin of advance. The effect of this will be
to place the slave States in position much
stronger than was calculated upon by the re-
publicans For the present, at least, they will
be enabled to purchase all the breadstufs that
they may requires and when the pinch does
come upon them, if it comes at all, it
will arrive too late to force them into q
compromise.
1t is curious that whilst the English have ar
rived at a clear perception Of these probabili-
ties the republicans here at the North should
continue insensble to them. This obtuseness
Is only to be accounted for by the fact that on
this side men are blinded by their passions,
whilst abroad their judgment is sharpened by
their interest. In the impending dissolution of
this confederacy the English foresee not only
the destruction of one of the most important
branches of their industry, but the prospect of
political troubles, and possibly of revolution,
in their own country.
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THE EIRENIEN.

A / a s'ENiAI. MEETING OF THE OFFICERS AND
"A members OF Valley Forge Steam Fire Engine Com
tv NO 40 heid at the engine house on Thursday even
ing, 10Th INST, the following resolutions were presented
by Mr. John ID. wilson, aud unanimously adopted-
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in His divine
providence, to remove from midst by death our es
eencd and beloved field and associate Noah lawrence
Farnham, an honorary member Of this company; and
whereas, II behoovcs all who enjoyed his friendship
AMI society," 10 make known their testimony as TO his
noble qualities his manly virtues and above all his true
and tried patriOsm therefore,
Resolved, That while We the officers and members Ui
this company deeply deporc and sincerely the
cease of our late associate and friend at the time
bow in submission to the will of Him whose ways past
finding out, yet who who doeth all things we'll
Resolved That as fellow fireman, our late associate
was prompt active and vigan, attentive to duty, ever
ready to advance the interests Of those with whom he
was connected thereby gaining for himself many promi
nen positions, which he filed with credit to himself and
those whom he represented
Resolved, That a soldier and patriot his name will
De handed down to posterty one who nobly did his
auty IN the hour OF his counrys trial Brave, fearless,
possessed OF an ndomable will, and energetic in his
movements, he fit companion for and
the gallant Ellsworth, whose mantle he received and
wore WIN honor on the field Of battle
hisoiVed mat IN common with the whole Department.
WIN winch we are connected, condole with the
iany ana friends Of the deceased this their OF
tral ana allcton and sympathize with them In their
bereavement.
Resolved That wear the usual badge Of mourning
fo thirty days, and attend the funeral Of deceased
On molten of Mr.. Francis +. Shedding the following
resolution was added to the abovc:--
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be suitably
egroSseG and presented to the family deceased and
that they be Published in the New York Herald and New
York Leader. GEORGE A. NURSE Foreman
JAMES F. DUNN Secretary.
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nANIEI. A. MATTHEW'S, AuCnoNEER-sALEsRooM

A. MATTHEWS will sell at auction, this day Saturday.
at l01, O'Clock, at his salesroom 10 Nassau street
general assortment OF Household Furniture consisting in
part Of carved rosewood arlor Suits in plush mahogany
Sofas, Chairs Voltares and Rockers in Hair Coth
wood Secretary and Library Bookcases black walnut and
oak Extension Tables Bullets Dining Chairs; rosewood,
walnut and mahogany French Bedsteads Dressing Blu
reaus Washstands Hair Mattresses, Whanots Library
Tables, Gas Fixtures Oil Paintings, Piano Stools Turkish
Easy Chairs Lounges; rosewood, walnut and mahogany
Centre Tables marble tops enameled Cottage Suits IRON
Bedseads Sewing Machines, &c. Catalogues and goods
now ready for examination.
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dt1 600 A PERSON, OF GOOD BUSINESS
~ .O\JV. habits and experience having this
amount in cash Is DESTROYS Of investing it, with his
vices in an established profitable business. Address,
with real name and full particulars Of the business MoIt
mer box 1877 Herald Office.
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DARIS.-
NOTABLE

III NOTABLE
TRADFSMEN.
MASON DErISLE patented by the Empress and the
Queens OF England and Holland. No 6 Boulevard des
Capucines facing rue de Ia Paix Silks India and French
Cashmere Shawls Lace Lingerie, Man,les Fancy Goods
Wedding Suits, Court and Ball Dresses
Observation-Disclosures Fauvet, No. rue Monars.
The HEADDREssfss MILLINERY of Mile Soer, As rue
Neuve ST. Augustine represent truly the type OF dis
tncon, that several foreign courts, by whom she has
been appointed the patentce in the most iterng terms
have adopted them.
LACE violARp-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Pro.
menade and Evening Dresses, &C. No. rue de Choseu
JEwEILER TO H. M.-KRAaER, 81 rue Neuve ST. Angus
tine
MoSBRorAI Bronze, China and Ancient Furniture)
The warerooms are removed to 10 rue de Heldor.
CBRoNoMETERs AND CIoCIs-La Roy and Fills makers to
the navy. Palas Royal 13 and Is Galorie Montpenscr
SEvREs CHIyA-China, Crystals, Dinner Services Dcu-
ligny, Paais Royel, Galerie Monpcnser, u and So
GOLDSMITH AND JEwELIER-Wcse, As rue dc rArbresec,
near the Louvre. Prices in known figures.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-TTIE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
via Southampton and Havre per United States steam
FULTON will close at this office Saturday the 18th
day of August, 1861, at 101s O'Clock A NJ.
WILLIAM b. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
DosT OFFICE, NEW YORK. AUGUST 10, 1861. PUB.
l. lie notice Is hereby given that on and after Monday,
the 10th inst the Mail for Boston via New Haven, hereto
fore closing at 2 p. NJ, Will close at Ia M
W. b. TAYLOR, POSTMASTER.
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VVTANTED-A SECOND HAND STEAM ENGINE, IN
w good order, OF from twelve to fifteen horse power
Also two plain Boilers about thirty inches diameter and
eighteen to twenty feet long. Any person having either
OF the above to sell low for cash. address with par
ticulars Steam, box los Williamsburg Post Office, L. l.
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y & J. B0GART AUCTIONEERS.- DAY, AT 101a
Ne O'Clock, at the auction rooms, No North William
street, Household Furniture, mahogany Sofas Lounges,
black walnut Extension Dining Table,. mahogany
Dining Room Chairs, Easy and Rocking Chairs, large
French plate Looking Glasses Cottage and Paror Suits
bookcase, Writing Desks, Bureaus Washstands Tables
Kitchen Furniture Cooking Stoves Counters Refrgera
tors, Clocks: also one fine Melodeon; also brown
Horse, light Wagon and Harness
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VJANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND ALCOHOL
w Column and Goose, in perfect order for running
Address with description and lowest cash price, g. H.
Herald Office,
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nANIE1. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROoM
~ 70 Nassau street, near Fulton.
MORTG AGE SALE OF A SUPERIOR


DANIEL A. MATHEWS will sell at auction this day
Saturday, at IL O'Clock, at his saesroom, 10 Nassau
street by order OF mo'gagee one superior rosewood Bill
lard Table, with Marble Bed India rubber Combination
Cushions, Balls, Cues, Markers &c, made by ce'e-
brated city maker. in perfect order having been but
little used. Sale positive. BY order,
PETER COr.iNS, Mortgage.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1861
Il,


vandolarMrsSarahEV anRiper MrsSarah
NanBoskerck Mrs VanBrunt Mrs Theo-
VanPelt Mrs Emma dore
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OFFICE OF THE STUYvESANT INSURANCE CON-
" pany, l22 Bowery Oriental Bank building), New
York. August s. lS61-Div Board Of Directors
have this day decla ed semannual dividend Of per-
cent payable to the stockholders after the GOTH
inst Transfer books will be closed until that date
BENJAMIN J. PENTZ Secretary.
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M ATRIMON1Af.-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING JUST
lNl graduated from Yale College and expecting TO make
through Europe this fall wishes to make the
quantance of some young lady, with view to matr-
mony she must be fine looking accomplished and intel
strictly confidential Address Joseph Goodrich
New York Post ONCE
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DROWNE Il NICHOLS AUCrIONEERS-TlIIS DAY
Id Saturday. August II, 10 O'Clock, al sales
rooms IS Nassau street. large sale of second hand House
hold Furniture removed for convenience of saietrus
sells Carpets and Rugs Pier Mirrors Parlor Suits, sofas
Bedsteads black walnut Cottage Suits, painted Cottagc
SUITS Mattresses oak and black walnut Extension Tables
oak Arm Chairs, carved oak Buffet mahogany and black
walnut French Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Washstands
Centre Tables, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Paassos &c
together with large assortment OF Kitchen Furniture,
with which the sale will commence.
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NONSrAlaEs SME-RICHARn MATTERS. 4

CONSTAAE'S SAIE.--RICHARD WALTERS, AUC-
~ tioneer, will this day most positively sell, by order
of an execution at Is East Broadway, at 1913 O'Clock,
the right title and interest in Chatte Mortgage
quantity of excellent Furniture, Sofas, Bcaureaus, ohas
Washstands and Carpets good as new. TIl0S. BOYLE,
Constable Also, by order of execution, three Singer
Sewing Machines, Beds, Bedding, with other Household
Furniture in quantity. Must be sold. JOHN FORD,
Constable.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING Be
tween the undersigned, under the firm OF Pinchot,
Bruen & Seabury, il this day dissolved by mutual con
sent j. s. Seabury retiring from the firm. The remain
ing partners will continue the business. under the name
of Pnchot Bruen and authorized to settle all the
affairs of the late firm. EDGAk flNCHOI,
ALBERT BRUEN,
NFw yoRK August Is 1851. JOHN S. SkABURY.
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T1NION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ No. 428 Canal street, corner Of Varick.
Open daily from 10 TO 2 and from to p. NJ
Six per cent interest allowed all Of $500 anf
under, and five per cent on larger amounts
THE BANK HAS RECEIVED
On Deposit since january l, 1850, $50l 228 SO.
E. V. HAUGHWOUT, President.
GARDNER g. CuAPrN Secretary.
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ID f. THOMAS, AUCTTONETR.- l.. DAYTON 4 co
d. will sell, this day, at 1919 O'Clock at The sales
room, III Nassau street, large lot of and second
hand Furniture, Carpet Sweepers, Lace Curtains, Stair
Rag Carpets, balance of Stationery, 10 barrels old Rye
Whiskey, 600 gross of Cork, &c, &c
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A UCli0N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPPORTUNITY
"A 10 purchase Household Furniture AZ auction sale
commencing AT one O'Clock this day Saturday at the
large mansion house No. 60 West Twenty sixth street
near sixth avenue vz:-Rosewood and mahogany Sofas
Rockers, Chairs Tables, Bookcase Etegcres, Bureaus
Bcdseads Wsshstands Sieboards, rosewood Panoforte
surerb instrument; Mirrors Curtains Shades Clocks
Vases Paintings, pure hair Mattresses, Brussels and In
grain Carpets Chandeliers: china Tea Sets Sverware.
Also large assortment Of basement Kitchen Furniture.
Sale commencing at O'Clock. precisely
HAYWARD Il Co, Auctioneers.
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MACHINERY WANTED.-SMAIL ENGINE LATTES
WI Panels, Drills, Vices, &c. wanted; such have
been used by sewing machine makers and similar small
work would best. Address Cash Buyer, box 1l0
Herald Office
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A T A SPECIAL MEETING OF EMPIRE ENGINE COM
"A Nh hn do,I IN.

A T A SPECIAL MEETING or EMPIRE ENGINE COM
N pny No. AZ held on Thursday August Is, 1861 tho
following resolutions were unanimously Adopted
Whereas, have the melancholy intelligence Of the
death of OK and honorary member Noah L. Farnbam and
whereas he long associate having entered the
Fire Department by joining this company the year 1880
and having reputation and merited distinction, both
in our ranks and among our fellow members of the de-
partment eliminating finally in his elevation to the Office
oi Assistant Engineer; and
Whereas after laying down the robes Of official station,
he voluntarily returned to this company private
member thereby signifyng his paEtiaty for partcu
appreciation of his many esmable virtues il is pecu-
lary lifting that we should give expression TO senti
ments On this occasion in embodied form, there
fore be it
Resolved That we, the members Of Empire Engine
Company No 40 hereby bear united testimony his
ZEAL fathfulness and vigilance member of this
pany his enthusiasm intrepdity and dsnterestedness
fireman; his daring bravery exalted patriotism andi
gallant bearing soldier, and his dignity integrity and
honor as a man.
Resolved, That we hold dear the memory of our de-
parted rieni and must admire the GROWING act OF
his eventful life in so promptly responding TO the call Of
patriotism when danger threatened the capital Of his
country sacrificing every interest and ultimately his Life
in the path Of duty.
Resolved That tender the family and relatives OF
Col Farnham sympathy in the loss OF taken away
just at the threshold of SO brilliant promising
much for himself his friends and his country.
Resolved, That we cause the embems of mourning TO-
be placed upon engine house and apparatus and that
we wear Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions properly
hencaed be forwarded to the family of the deceased
JoHN SwAN1oN. Secretary j. d. COSTA, Foreman.
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TIME ACTIVE AND HONORARY MFSfBERS OF EMPIRE.
l. Engine Company No AZ are requested TO meet at ther
engine house this Saturday morning, at O'Clock, 10 at
tend the funeral OF their late associate Col Noah L. Farm
ham, JOSEPH d. COSTA, Foreman,
JOHN SwANToN, Secretary
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FINANCIAL.

4 UGUST BELMONT co. BANKERS, NO. SO WALL
IA street New York. issue letters Of credit TO travellers
available in all parts Of Europe through the Messrs Roths
child of Paris london Frankfort Vienna Naples and their
COrrespondentS
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMpA-
IN ny, Of Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh
street. Trcasurers ONCE August TO- 1S61.-A dividend
Of three dollars per share has been declared the capt.
tai stock Of this company and payable this Office
and after Monday the 18th inst BY order Of the Board
of Directors W. BEMENT, Treasurer.
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~ GOD EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, So; CHOICE DOUBLE
VI Extra White Flonr, SO So Delivered in New York
brooklyn W. B. GILLETTE, No 2O4 Front street, near
Fulton ferry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE BRUSH
ID Factory, 500 Pearl street, Harpcrs Building. All
articles at the lowest factory prices Paint Brushes of
superior quality constantly on hand.
JOHN K, HOPPF1,.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A uCIioN NOI1CE-sUPERB FIRST CLASS HOUSE
"A hod furnture at public auction this day (satdr
gay AZ inc private residence OF ~ Blair Chapman, ESQ
NO oZ west sixteenth street, between Fifth and SIKH
avenues, commencing at III o'coch-even octave rose
woou fSioore, Drawing room Suits booScas Etegeres,
Mirrors Curtains, Paintings, Statuary Carpets, Cocks,
Bureaus, kedseads, Wardrobes Mattresses Its, Rock
ers Extension Table, Ballet China Glass and silver ware;
Table Cutlery OcOth, stair Carpets Hatstand also the
Furniture OF the servants partmets also large
sorment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture
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AIOTICE.-CONSTABLE' SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ an execution issued from the District Court in the
Sixth judicial district of the city of New York will
OF August 1861, at l0a O'Clock in the forenoon 43O
Washington street, in the city of New York all the right
title and interests of j. A. Smith in 10 the Engine
Boiler Skaters, Wheels Pueys, Betting Lathes Shears
Tools, Fixtures and Machinery Of the Scroll and Circular
Saving Mill No 430 Washington street, aforesaid subject
TO mortgage for 81 500 from J. A. Smith to Thomas
Crowley. Dated New York, August TO- 1861.
MICHAEL DOODY, Constable.