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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-03
CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO THE PATRONS OF
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT.
January 1st 1861.

The CENTRE DEMOCRAT
January 1st 1851.
Oh blest be the mem'ry
Of the noble Patrick Henry,
For the day
When his eloquence loud fell,
Like the pealing of bell,
On the sires -
Till their hearts
Smarts, smarts,
And their noble bosoms burned,
Till with high resolve they spurned
Tyranny;
And th ey cried with one breath,
'Give US liberty or DEATH"
Conquered they?
In their ragged regithentals
Stood the old continentals,
Yielding not.
While the grenadiers were lunging,
And like hailston ss fell the plunging
Carnon shot;
Where the files
0fthe Isle,
From the smoky night en- campmsnt,
Bore the banner of the rampant
Unicorn;
And grummer, grummer, grummer,
Rolled the roll of the drummer,
Through the morn.
Then with eyes in front of all,
And with guns horizontal,
Stood our sires,
And the balls whistled deadly,
And the flames flashed redly,
Blazed the fires;
As the swift
Bilious drift
Drove the dark battle breakers
Ger the green sodded acres
Ofthe plain;
And louder, louder, louder,
Cracked the black gunpowder,
All amain
Then like smiths at their forges
Labored the red st. Georges
Canonier.,
And the villainous saltpetre
Rung fierce, discordant metro
Aroun their ears,
Like the roar
On the shore,
Rose the horse guards clangor,
As they rode in rearing anger,
On our fanks;
And higher, higher, higher,
Burned the old-fashioned fire,
Through the ranks.
Then the old fashion ed Colonel
Galloped through the white, internal
Powder cloud;
And his sword was swinging,
And his brazeu throat was ringing,
Trumpet loud;
And the blue
Bullets flew,
And the trooper jackets fedden
At the touch of the leaden
Bullets breath;
And rounder, rounder, rounder,
Roared the iron six pounder,i
Hurting death
Like the falling drops Of rain
Fall the soldiers on the plain,
Meier to rise.
Denser, denser grows the air,
And the reeking weapons glare
In the flame
And the rattle
Of the battle,
Mingled with the clash of arms,
Shake the hills with dread alarms
Of the fray.
Oh, God, now my couhtry save
Lo behold the bold and brave
Giving way
Madly rushing on again,
Camo they oe'r the bleeding slain
Once more;
wider; wilder rings the battle,
And the cannon fercer rattle
Than before.
And the men,
Dying then,
Shout aloud to the crowd,
Wrapped up in the battle cloud,
"Strike again !"
Hand to hand With the foe
Then they give and take the blow,
On the plain.
Proud the spangled banne RS wave,
Der the few, but b old and brave,
Where they stand.
And the fresh, red legions,
From the Scandinavian regions
Of the strand,
Swiftly pour
To the right
Of the fight,
Where they hope with forty nine,
To break down the feeble line
In their way:
But the sires, standing true,
In their regimental blue,
Won the day.
When at length the war was done,
By the battles what was von?
LIBERTY!
They fought to be free;-
And they fought that you and me,
By their gallant victory,
Might enjoy
Quiet peace
At our ease
Worship God Almighty noon and night
As we thought alone was right,
Fearing none.
May God bless the Continentals,
And their ragged regimentals,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-01-03
CoNvEYANcING.

nEEDS BONDS, MORTGAGES, AND AR
DTICLES OF AGREEMENT neatly and cor
rectly executed. Also, attention will be given to
the adjustment of Book Accounts, and accounts
administration and Executors prepared for filing
Office next door to the Post Office.
oct, 18th, '5S, VIM. ]. KEALSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

iron Tucker Sons Had heavy gales; carried away
p s1s az SIR S q a sTt, Me s,arse. Rio yao..
ses6 IL b.ilas 70 phnean pial issh n, 200 miles
tarS Mary FbSswrh CSr ia has,, BAKER, Aspi.wel I,
Had hrayy y rass hast pr, OF a-.ass.
IL days Win hsh. 10 q wbeel9 right. .s~r
grg Thomas owen reuesi Nemitas oct 3 MN ~, sugar
30 ss in" n m a4 Nsm y sa IN company WIN
s sI T@ fs@ s InpS s,So .o s in ballast TO
Ewc Co Had heavy weather mos, Of we psss"gs IN
soh INST co nils II Barsesa, standing about
OF q water aryareny atJ E.u.he 10 DAYS Win
sehr Robin, Guptn Lingan cB. via Boston days. with
Cir pwna ,s, Martin. Hlsboro, days, with plaster.
sshr Trident ef Rocksnd,, Snow. st john NIB. IS days.
SehT - ansrt i Granl I,abe,hpor, for Boston.
schr Clinton Rordsn E.abs,hpoor, r for F a,Yn River
schr c sp IKE" c h EraSethport for Hartford
shr Fannie Hazard viboers Eabeshpors Tor East Hart
shr Henry Remsen Hart Elixabethpor for South GAs.
schr Liberty Johnson, Elizabe hport for winnehank
sehr Cas'ian B%bbiss Esswo ans,o, asys a,v,
ssSr Rye w shsaak New s BcaI9rd g. .,sonv
schr white Foam, smith. Proyidence. : days.
se&r saasszsms Penny Frovideass Philadelphia
ssSr e crew 1ndss FOR Albany
sssr S RT1sw d Ra.s ssw Hs~ssr
Scarf Aaders n, Hemingway, New Haven.
fcbr Fiate, Facesaire. Norwich.
Sehr Penns, lyania, I4add. Norwich for Albany.
Sctr Cbas Cooper COOPER, Mlad.town.
Schr G l. Hulse, -, Bronkhaven.
Schr L'Dyer, Jameson, kondput for Boston.
Sleep Atxater, Damon, Providence.
Soop Thos Hull, Han, Providence.
Steamer Fucon. Adams. Baltimore.
steamer Franklin. Doughertv. Baltimore.
Steamer Tacony. Ely, philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Philadelphia.
SAILED.
20h-ships Jack Frost Melbourne; Neptune. Liverpool;
G ifaaei ne London; Charter Oak, Uncle joe and VIM
Lord Jr, Hayre; Travis, Dunkirk Gabain of an
for Bremn; Ashburton, Antwerp; Reliance, Asntnxaii;
b'rks Alma tBr). Princess Ci1bile (Br) Mary tBft and
Rex tNorw), oo,k; Fame llavre WIN Wall, BorleanN
Lucy Kim, and chabe t8r) Nantes. Tacony Marsees:
Acme Vera Cruz; Aeronaut, Demarara; Evening Star,
Pone Teyas. Belle Isle; Texana havana Convoy Hatan-
7as briggs Imprrary Purtl 2portd; Robt Reed tBr Porto
Caheo; sophia .brl St Domingo; Enterprise Jacmel "
fanpico + j Talbot Martiniqne; Medad Plat st Jafo
Holmes, st roA; rles Br), st Johns, PR; Swan (Br).
orders
Wind at sunset ENE.
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SAFES AT AUCTION.

A D oAuLNiN..ai Arc .,oS sss
Il. MAGStrIcR Sqn 1871 hi Sfs FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Al The elegant RES en" 2,5 We. FoFeenth street near
TUESDAY, oN. ~, ut i01a o'clock,
Largest ami richest assortment Of
''Va''''" @'A''' ' Offered at auction This seasoa
Commencing at iNis o'clock prccclS lhe rntre
Furnitare beautiful Works Of Art contained In the above
be nuedaei consis fns Of everything g. be
found IN Grs, elt.s rsd nce-tafior, Library, Dnths
Par or con IN superior vevct Carpets three MAGNIFICENT
crimson AND S ssn of he MIST erlensiye description;
chic and Turkish Easy Chairs in moauet and saln bro
wood Centre rahes with rich sianay marble tors; ea;
E,egeres, WIN marble tops, plate eass door, 49, Imported
eAttessiy for the owner; elegant s@tin window Cur
with the most chaste and expensive Landscapes ~ MT
yI 70 Irer ~ Frame; mSsnse French pine per Gas
SIX feet squares heavy embroidered Lace Window Curtains
by naive srs such landscapes watcr scenes marine
views, seriGmrei pieces &c; -
MUSIC uAniSr s SnrSh hNb sa .
fiano stool covered in satin, with an elegant and costly en-
Dning koon-Rch velvet tapestry Carpet In good order;
p Fanny S IL 'sssa a s ne Seis n pr
%o, M NE ruby ana crystal GU Glassware
maeh rich cbna Tea Dinner sets cosby silver Ware,
Tea and Dinner Service sass cise Baskets, Cast
or Table c" M a4rS iP tvasrs liquor s'A"a' 'ae
chamiers-cosily, solid EHsewood and mahogany Bad
modes to match; twenty pare Hair Mattresses from 40
CARPETS Searo"m Mirrors CLOCKS Toilet nSi,s fs@e
R1cls Tole sets o. cloh, Stair tarpets and Rods
s,as NY stsnds Tea aad Dining Tables As &c Sop0't-
Malice 70 all whom It may concern-rhe above sale Is
moitia duly executed to me- and On he IN The County
D'J BARNEY, zoo Chambers street.
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EIiAcellaneaua.

To show the amount of work done by the boats OF the
Bbb Capt Martini stationed the Narrows
reed only TO state that Mcsss Rabneau and Drew In
spectors, Sunday boarded hundred outward
bound vessels, besides large number plying between the
city and places 10 the immediate vicinity The number Of
ceaances for foreign ports during the week 49,
the arrivals from foreign ports during the period up
to g. with heavy list OF smaller craft from domestic
ports principally win Long Island Sound.
ScnR BrksA VISA of Harwch put into Nantucket
10th inst for foremas having lost the head Of that
Chaham on the 18th.
LAUNcnKph Belfast, 18th inst from the yard Of Car
Frd Co white wax Al ship Of 1878 called the Living
Age She L. owned by Capt Ross OF Bei'ast Peters
Co Of Bosom, and Barnard, Spotford. III Darling and
Capt Emery. of Bpcksport Capt Emery, efficient
shrmastcr. Will command her.
On Saturday AT high tide, White Common Co will launch
from their yard an excellent ship OF about 1900
The following table gives summary NJ the the
halbors of New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston
nah New Orleans and Galveston the latest
snch of those
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Port Of New York, October RI, 1861.

FOrS "a NcW SOHAs OctoOef ~, 1901.
CLEARED.
Steamship Champion, WILSON, Arpinwal-D y Alien.
Seip Australia Towirt Liver, e@-N iarIs d 1;uion
shir z Foster Robinson, London.--Fiale. & Carnsn
SHIP Rather Alpay, Havfe--Nn Whitlock, II.
Bark Campbell (Br). Lufku, Catl-Fa,aston Bros
Park Ango.tura, Mailman, BnrdeauN--iIarbeck e Co
Park Princeton, sceey, Observation-Disclosures
Bric Cora Plum. oocerstown-Funch, Meincke wend,.
Hfig Graud Frederick (fr), iauney, Nayrc - Boyd A
Thinker.
Rric Greyhound, Pierce Rrmpdins--U Br0okmau 4 Co
Brig Lucy Darling tRr), Sonrer Nnssan-.Ios Eneas.
schr Caisn, i,avaon. ARs Cayes-Matrdif uncan
Sclr senator, Link, ffayann--i u Eager.
schr Victoria tBrl, sarelhier Havsna.
sthr Elizabeth 4 jane, Anderson, Manssuia-Brett Sou
aIo.
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KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NASSAU, \. P.
CLrAroR--from New York for Kingston, Ia the Goth
day of each month The cieator leaves for New York the
9th Of each month, and VIII he due here about the 10th
COLUMBIA AND MARIox--No stated days hsed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they will sail about days touching NJ Key West
ward and homeward
KARsAK-From New York for Havana VIA Nassau. Mp
the alternate Cnad steamer York
MArAszAsrpr New York for Matanzas The Sth day of
each From Matanzas the I'D. due q. New York
the 2Sth
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ANfers and packages Intended lor The New York HERALD
Aoaki lie s>afck
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N0{fra 70 NfurSss ex.S

brig Mary Mhs-a,a r'se ~. oes r. 70 days from
Whalemrn.
OF south Point Of Mndana, JGne l. with 500 sp 10 or se
SYos sy S e. d IL Se e s," @r dn Ra o
ing about same yeiaiy hak 'i"or ken NJ 800 stad
Az resorts Canton, white SB ITO sp; Mercury Bearns
c lease q sr csnra NB reports her on NcKeaas
The ship Far chute. II WAND, NIB, reports
heras Anjier Point Aas Y, with $" -p al Iod.
spoken, &c.
ship "Ei,a Frarees trooaty Eliza Ella) bence Tor
ship cens,i'nd n ~ gins, days from Quebec for Lon
don Oct 8, a'4i, lq, 40
CAygsNE, Sept in port bark Al r. Tart0n Rove from
Boston arr ~, ght Go.den West LenaD, FROM Parahiba
a.aIcHr, i2-Arr bark New Empire, Randall Liver.
QUEENSTOWN Sep, spArr bark Empress Theresa Waiter
Rio GRAspn Aug 2s-In port bark Arrow, lnis of SALEM
81 JonS, Nh, Oct i7Cd ship z smith. Gates, Nyork.
American Porta.
BOSTON, Oct ~, r.l--Ar bari. y Bride, Burgess
Montesieo; schr Gar ~ Anderson, Bwker Alexandria,
so s' DOW ca snk nray p s we ' ry na
Edwin Reed, Gocdspeed Philadelphia, Howard, Baker New
shArr steamer Kensiag,on Baker, Philadslphs; ship
rhlaaciph,a sd SUNDAY, wind NV 70 wNw, fresh, slip
ass RsVcr" s' lrese Ela "s a.s s FROM s he
slsfrr Sy ie snp city Of Boston Iivs,peel; BARI
the sra from L'erpoo Lucinda. from LONDON, ordered 10
BANGOR DC. ls.cla brig Benj Carver Perry, wesi In
dis; b H WIG T., S, ,r A',i Alien pa.n liver
pool hr Nancy Hagal, coomus Philadelphia. Sid dth
' hE MY sss Sd k1' d imsr en reD London
h s ;9s TSPs es r%' M~ M 1srk Eae. ps0a,
phia; In. Ssss les Ner Hryaaa {.nd cia for fesarh
hVe ea i' s Vsifna ker 5ch ae watson pss
Sen Bird ,h,se, ada Native Dehnr New York; l9th lch
k: Oct iarr schr Rio rande Nyors
NE s gs ISL chr ss B nns sue hiiyas
ms Tor Philadelphia Sid 18Th, schr d halocs Pey, Pail
NEwroRT, ocsIs-Arr sehss Native, pehar, and cOrne
Rocssaa SYorS; Argus, Crowley. and
viii: schIs Fcssenden Blue, sc,o cohasse unce
sam, Aber Yssir; Sarah Jane, Gardner hYork; Lnoch
ai-A Sur siias Wright Adams Rockand for NYork
ca hart Llabethpt; JOIN Triton, Edwards, do; Emene
Soansoe g; sarsh wdis,G srtls ao soop Warren
.fnnAphLrIiiA, ,oot i3-Arr un5 Birch9,a & Torrey,
- Brooks GraIaIa Portland I.ayner Work Frsiic.s
Emnrs. sna, MORT pafmeny ~ aGe! poriiand jess
heas sar sd 49l i po e Bo,on J9GD MA ,a ams
Hand Bostoni Fly, cheesan Nsw5urs Fred Reed, Metal
ohArl steamship Boston, Croker NYork briggs Baron
d. chasne SAUNDERS cua o. Amazon, cooNman, BJston
Soss Linden ssvsa ana. !. MN shs Joh sor r
eraph Rgg II rwirh; Emma Amei,, ariiag, boston;
L,asa u y, IS Boston, Eogen, PARKER Bosom; Hannis
PROVIDENCE. oei io-Arr steamers ospray genney,
Waters ana Bortes, MecInnan, Nlolk; schts Boston,
man, Ptselp5ia; 4 lsgiinona, false Do Mirs M,rshon
swift s.n.h Crsex Met ehr,,,s Witlaa deIey,
cnarpf Oh Kelley Pawnec ST john ana BurIsh, lewis
40; Shops wilam 4 S,gelnan, Townsend, rownsendvlc
10y s9Afr seameE Peire NYork sahrl julia Z Pratt
fo%isT E9qsss,; 5aars p,gity ss 81. Ewss
Hawkins.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
NoNpAy. Oct. 2I--6 z.

1IV'UNf' Ult. 1I---b =, Vt.
As'ss,-We have 10 change 10 notice in prices SIN
plies were limited, while small sales maxim al S. 2
fof 10 II so1ts.
EsAbsTUHs.-f7our--Thc market opened with firm
ness with fair demand from the trade but the nqIry
lei ID AMI closed at saturday quotations The sales
footed ap about 1900 bbls within the following range
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER or TIE HIGH COURT
VI Chancery, made In cause oil "Frtgcy against Ph-
lips and other the children OF any oi Jonn Atkins late
Mnchead, In the county of Somerset, and Ito children
On any, Jane. the wife of Thomas JONES'
Bristol IN the county II Gloucester, orm ry Jane Atkins
the children Of OF Charles Atkins who
the year Is eii England for America and about
yeats since heard Of ut Quebec III America, y
Ing the 18th day of April 1873 and whieh said John
and Jane Jones the brother and sister aud Charles At
kns was the halt brother of Harriet Philips the wife Of
Richard Phillips al Merriscourt the parish Of Lyneham
in the county Of Oxford farmer and dealer the
In this by their solicitors before the day
Of November 1851 To come In and their claims share
IN the residue OF the said tcsaors estate at the chambers
Mabtr Of the Rolls In the Rolls yard, Chanccry lane
Mddlesx or Ia default thereof they viii be peIemporly
excluded from the benefit Of the said order Monday the h
day November 1861 AZ O'Clock in the afternoon the
said chambers Is appointed for hearing and adjudEang
upon the claims raad this Path day Of July, 1861.
GEO. FITCH, % Southampton street,
Bloomsbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitor.
GEO. WHITING, Chief Clerk
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l -four, while prices favored purchasers, closed
Of lower rates, while the sales embraced about ECO bbs
a. te above loiatDns Southern hoir ra
ard pfcns sustained. TIE sales embraced about
COO bhls closing within the o tRe ahoyc itres
Rye flour ~ fsr depUlnd QaoltiGs, whilo tho
eacs embraced about 500 bb. Corn meal wss quiet and
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Supreme Court--specini Term.

'70t0I1 tI'4E' "UNbV I'.VI'IIU'
INCENSE OF CRY RAILROAD CARS.
Or. 2i--Tie Htg9r, &c, e. he Third Areaw Ras-
roai-lhis vas m action to recover SO penalty anon
each Of the defendants which they refused t. 4ke
opl ! cense The deen ANTS deraagred, on the GROUND
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NJ. Il. CHAPMAN & co, AUCTfONEERS.
N. LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD

On this day crnesday) October - NJ the private residence
John r. lngcrsord No 81 West sixteenth street be-
Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing at eleven
O'Clock precisely ~
Medallion Velvet Carpets superb suits carved in solid
rosewood covered with green AMI gold bfocatei Secretary
Bookci E,eseres, and Mnnte Mirrors embroidered
Lace Curtains Satnary Rr,Azes Vases Centre AMI Card
Tables Reclining Chairs Chandeliers Caudeabras, superb
artistic Rome Figures Ormou and Bronze Clock
month"; on Paintings ty eminent artists sevres and Ores
den China Orpan. Par!an marble Staaees, magnificent
Panolorte, Canterbury Stool aud Cover
Hatsand, oak Buffet, Extension Table, china Dinner Set
aud ruby Glassware Table Cutlery solid Sverware
rosewood amt mahogany Dressing Bureaus Bedstsads ard
robes, Canmoles, Dressing Table, iftr and Spring Mat
tressss Con pi.lanes, Sheets Towels, Blankets Sofas
Chairs Rockers MeGaws patent Sofa Bedsteads, Book
Tet T. b.es Brussels and Iugran Carpets Oloth
and Stair Carpets; also large assortment OF Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. Houses t Tor sale. For further
particulars aaconecrs.
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0AHnee'..'''' o4ooooo 10
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s23,2O9,s26 81 and the balances
81, 49G675 "A.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Saturday says
desI atch from Cleveland to the agent Of the Now
York and Erie Railroad in this city that tho
Acc mutation Of freight at Cleveland and Dunkrk has
bee ce1re and that the road is prepared to
eight. The agents Of the Cleveland, Columbus and
CtS n att and both the Miamis again in market for
New York and other Eastern eights Nearly all IT the
houses on the street report very quiet day. Currency
was alb ndaBt wi all but there scarcely any inquiry
for loans Coed paper readily negotiated 10 IL per
cent There less demand for exchange than for
ra' days past but the rate is unchanged Nothing doing
Treasury notes Of any consequence. Gold quiet
former rates.
The Chicago Journal of Friday evening says
There s change TO notice in money Affairs Currency
abundant tor all legitimate business purposes. TX
change Is Arm NJ u per cent premium at the banks,
anil ar d per cent premium on the street. Gold
mans steady at = q q per cent premium.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is to be sold
to-day at Cincinnati, in pursuance Of DEGREES in
Chancery. in a cause wherein f. d. Morgan, Of this
city. and others, compliments. The sale il at
the Instance Of the second mortgage bondholders,
subject, Of course, to the first mortgage bonds.
The sale of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad under foreclosure, in pursuance Of
the agreement between all the classes Of bond and
stock holders, will take place on the 24th and the
reorganization of the company will then be carried
out. The railroad from Chicago to St. Louis has
already been sold out under similar amcable ar
rangement between the interested parties and the
securities of both these important lines of rail-
roads are attracting the attention of buyers.
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A NJ. II CHAPMAN h CO., AUCTIONEERS.-SUPE-
N. rior Hnus Furniture at public ton sale com
mencing this afternoon O'Clock, at 10 West Twenty
sixth street sixth opportunity for
hoasekeepcrs aad Dealers Sale peremptory Consisting OF
Paiior Suits Rosewood Piaao'are Mirrors, Lace Curtains
Brussels Carpets Rurs, Clocks Eegeres Bookcase Vases
Paint nss Engravngs, Centre Tables, Chandeliers, Hat
stand Stair Carpet rosewood and mahogany Bureaus, Bed
scads, Sofas Rockers Chairs, Tables, IL pars fine Woo
blankets "a pairs Linen Sheets Countcrpanes f6 excellent
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds McGraws sofa Bedstead
What-nos Ingram Ga peis, Sideboard Extension Table
Arm Chairs China and GLASSWARE ivory handled Knives and
Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale commencing
Al : nelolk thie afternoon.
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A UCTlON NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY -CUAs d
n DAVIS viii sell 81 pnblie aicton Wednesday, Oct
20 at 10Y O'Clock, at anlersoom 81 ami sixth avenue
nearly opposite Eighth street. the entire LARGE anil splendid
assortment of fest cass Furniture and Cabinet Work CON
sssing OF wood, black walnut mahAg.ny Furniture
q avery desapaon also Locking Gasss nair straw
Mattresses THIS se IL Well worthy the especial attention
OF housekeepers and the public general Taos that arr Ia
Of general &c household fn nurc viii ard
Tho chance that seldom ocCnis
CUAs D. DAVIS .n,gt,noo.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


II FTuoMAs, tucfIoNE ER.-ASstGNEES SALE OF
A.. "a HhiuN.--Iuinplros Wednesday, u0rung, iotS
otlnak, ~ lhc silt-rnnn III hassau ard
celent assortment o. htst rass Clothing mems youths
hhd tnHs' wear and hdtprd 20 tre season, ~
fpssnefe, Beaver plot tnt Satinet Tweed Ae; over.
coats Sacks and Frprss Vests Pdtaoons boys suits &c
Ia whth he attention uf no lr4Ae and uthsa is iuVi cd
Nuw ready Tor examination.
Dy VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION WILL. SELL. THIS
- day 81 u O'Clock, at 20 West BrniNa hve Btskcs "
Champagne " tae. HENRY W EST Constable.
HoNsTABlE'S SALE.-LARGE LOT or NEW STOVES.
~ a. NJ DklSiALAk, Aacuoneer, 3 Bo@ Try, w,h sel,
Ihs Jay al III o'clock, tNeAytyo Kitchen Paror Store
stoves, OF various patterns ~ esinA ~ order Of
JAMES Mckf EVER, Constable.
nANfEL A. MtTUEwS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ No 70 Nassau street. between Fn Ani iona raets
DANIEL A. MATHEWS Will sell, at uuton thu day, AL
f6a O'Clock, NJ his sesroom 10 Nassau slrart general
s0rimen OF aud second hand Household Furniture,
Yizlosewood Pafsor salts IN crimson H. hro"atf and
pnsh; Centre Tables, Eegeres rosewood and mahogany
Secretary and Library Bookcses Lounges IN reps, ea.r
and damass Library Chairs, sofa Beds YAK aud walnut
Bullets, carved pillar and pain Extension rahl
ting Chairs, mahogany sofas Ghals Ric..rs Arm Chair,
oiind walnut awe9d and nah gany Dressing Bureaus
French Bedstcads Wnsnslands, Cpmods lavng sands,
Hair Mattresses, Pallasses Carpets, Co HACKS Bed
Lounges china Vases Toilet Sots Oh PAnnra, ensnleled
Chamber Suits Warrobes Hal Chars Ouce Desks, Tables,
h4fr r. rg uuE pau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

EDWARD PErrfN6ER, AuCri0NLEn, In PEART
IT, sree! ses On Iagrsay, October ~ a. iv,s neosk, Al
ssng Of spenlid parlor bninr Ard CHAMBER Fmni ure
ALSO kllchen Utensils. Particulars in time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

ALMANAC NEW YoaK--rHs DAY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
IN ANIEL a MNTuEWs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JSDWARD sCHENcK. AuCTI0NEER.
~ ASSIGSEE'S SALE OF
HI1pERR IlulInI.uOI.D ElkNIrIRE.

BY EDWARD SCHl.hIk, "Wednesday, sd inst, at II
O'Clock, his sasros los and 49, Broadway, tn stock of
Of the cabinet makers IN tue city, consisting
OF Gle at solid carried and plain rosewood suits In sn and
broa plnsh and rPs elegant rosewood Aa ireatih.ec
,nilcent wood round cnrncfcd Beds rs and hu
r-ans do in bacx Walnut finished in oil cd and wall
secretary Library Buokcse, ~lgsnt rosewood and wal
Ecscles carved walnut and OAK ~ IT, nuk and wal
Library Dang Room Chairs ani other II CANT Fur
nitnre The Aboyr all 81 the very be-, ttathr ane
viii be positively sold order Of assigned The psri uia
attention thp. In want OF CANT urn tnrr j. respectfully
requested 10 his sale j. n. FREEMAN Assignee. F.