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BrownlOw thus felicitous!5 describes "the
heightof impudehce !" An Alabama Secession
paper inquiries II the Border States know what
is The Height Of Impudepce r We, answee
for tho Border States, that Il is to see and hear
man staggering and swearing in every crowd
he enters that he will go out of The Union be-
cause he cant get his rights, BY having the priv,
ege guaranteed to take slaves In the Territories,
when, IN fhct; he does not own q negro in, thea
world never did, and never will and Wilhaly
can't get credit in any store in the county where
he lives, for wool hat, or pair Of bFOgaast ~
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N W YORK, HARLEM md ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany, Troy North and West,
Winter arrangement. commencing Monday, Nov. T. 1851
For Abanyl0 30 A. NJ Express Mail Train from Twenty
sixth depot stopping at White Plains and ali satioa
north Chatham Four Corners and ut Undertook land
New York passengers.
For Croton Falls NJ, from Twenty sixth street depot,
stopping at all stations north Of Yorkville. rO"
For White Pains-S15A NJ, $50 T. and GAS p NJ from
Twentv-six street depot, stopping at all stations
For White PIains-6.l5 p. NJ from White street depo
stopping at all static ms -
For WIIamsbrid gc-S16 IL l5 A. NJ, and $50 l. 4 AZ
and $50 r NJ from Twenty street depot STOPPING A.
all stations.
Returning will leave
Albany 1880 A. NJ, Express Mail Train stopping al all
stations north Of and at White Plains and at Undertook
signal, for New York passengers only.
Croon Falls A. NJ stopping at all stations north OF Ire
mont.
white Plains Clio, z15. TO- NJ and AS P. NJ, stopping
NIL stations.
w iia usbridre h3oA NJ md NJ r.or,i,- n. nj as,
uonA JOHN BLkIHAAAlA Assistant Supertntsndenk
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A ssIGNEE's SALE OF
~ MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
slSH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRkORS.
huFERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFROTE,
SILVER PLATE

hOloEhOLD
SurERBLr CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFRoTE,
SILVER PLATE, &C. &C,
Purchased at . cost Of over SlbUOQ
On Monday. November H. At l0h o'clock precisely.
y The superb asd costly Furniture, Paintings Satuary and
pave fianefore, Mirrors Velvet &C. contained IN
residence No. 20 West Fourteenth street, between
ghth and Ninth Tho aucioneer calls the special
enon OF the public 70 this sale as being the largest and
this The furniture was all made for the present
ner aud Is In good order. The whole viii be peremp-
fily and absolutsly,sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Insists OF carved rosewood Eegeres marble tops and
snch plate doors back adys Work Table nlad with
pher of pearl; rosewood Centre Table, siauary marble
b full suits Of Drawing Room Furnitureelegant Tetea
Pe Sofas two Arm, two Reception and eight oval back
airs carved rosewood frames and covered in three
ed satin brocade Of the most expensive description; two
nsole Tables, naid with buhl and tortoise SHELF Brocade
Lace Curtains French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
h rich gilt frames; superb Sevres and Dresden China
richly decorated Paran marble Stntuettes of the Sea-
s. artistic bronzes representing Night and Morning Pan
Des from Herculaneum and Pompei ebony Card Table,
ve Carpets Rugs, Turkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock,
Pc one month"; OIL Paintings by Rousseau Inman. Hun
gtons Cole, Legrand, and other eminent artists
wed legs and case four round finished all round,
aid with pearl and solid pearl keys cost 5000 Music Rack
ewood Stool, covered In brocade; embroidered Cloth
Yer, Books and Music hall rosewood Hatstand, Ocloth,
ar Carpet &c. Chambers, second story-Richly carved
ewood Bedsteads style Louis XIV; Bureaus and Com
des to match; Wardrobes Dressing and Toilet Tables,
living Stands Book stand, Couch, Arm Chairs Curtains
eces Cornces Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding deco
pa China Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture of
~ kind Tea Sets Slverware ivory Table Cutlery Dining
BILE, &c.
70 posponeuent Cartmen in attendance to cart pack or
goods Tor purchasers ID. ID. CAULKINS, Auctioneer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MELoDRoN-5ss BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
lu and Prince streets
PIONEER CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA.
CHEAPEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE WORLD
ENGAGEMENT OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL. ARTISTS
ON THIS CONTINENT,
Regardless OF the OF salary graduated only by tn
schedule Of merit illustrated by the paudts OF tho public
and their magnetic influence over the people,
The manager Of the world renowned
AELODEON
Has had many competitors and rivals who have tried to
management; but after another they quietly subsidized
into oblivion and their halls like Tara" their harps
are hung on Willow trees and their saloons which once
were ed with meodeous sounds OF joy and gadness to
such an extent as 70 reasonably permit the TO in
dnve dreams OF extensive farms beyond the connes OF
S,oham whore, among their cows hogs ROSTERS and other
congcnis friends they could dream their life away, are In
repose.
remembered az vanishing dreama schoolboys tale the
wonder Of an hour
ments made TO show the which has attended
the manager Of the .auxo.
in his administration, but they to lack spirit Of ber
venture 10 expenditure which seems to
them enormous This leads remark that the present
company engaged and now PLAYING at the
NELODEON
IL decidedly, without dispute, tho
LARGEST
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NJ B. CHAPMAN & co, AUCTIONEERS.
rare opportunity for Housekeeper's and Dealers.
Asslgnee's salo-sI50 o0 worth OF
FGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
To be pcremptotily sold at public auction,
Ont is day Monday, November IL,
PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR
EUROPE. a.. ~,
ewood seven octave PaEoforle rosewood Drawing Room
suits, rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture.
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings
Statuary, Bronzes Chandeliers.
Mirrors Velvet Medal
lion Carpets,
MorSes> Carriages, Harness, Robes &c
he residence OF Au gustus s. Maynard ESQ No 20 West
tSixcenh street. between FIFTH and sixth avenues
SALE COMMENCES AT II O'CLOCK
b Suits carved solid rosewood, covered with silk bro.
Secretary and bookcase, Eegeres, bronze Clock runs
month; Pier and Msntei Mirrors, embroidered Lace
kins, Mantel Ornaments Centre Tables Kings patent
ing Chair. Oil Paintings by eminent artists bronze and
Ne Stat,inry
Magnificent seven octave rosewood Pianoforte;
Csnerbuiy, Stool and Cover.
land, oak Buhct, Extension Table Oh ina Dinner and
e crystal Glassware, richly engraved Table Cutlery
SilyerwaTe, rosewood and mahogany Bureaus, Bed.
r. Waidrobes, Toilet Tables Commodcs Dressing Ta-
Hair and Spring Mattresses Counterpsnes, Blankets
6, Towels, McGraws patent Sofa Bedseads, Book.
Toilet Tables, Brussels and Ingram G rp t. Oilcoth
tar Carpet Also large assortment OF basement and
Ell Furniture n B.-A competent person will be In
lance to pack and ship the goods if desired.
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HOTELS.

pARTIEs WISHING TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
permanent Board or for Board during the winter In
hotel located in the lower part the city and
convenient all the leading places business win be
with liberal terms by applying IS Pine street
rom 10 to ii O'Clock. JOHN SUTHERLAND,
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= = =
RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINsF FOR ALBANY
Ii Troy the North and West leave Chambers street at
and II A. NJ, and $780, and 1915 NJ.
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SSlGNEE's SALE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
pnsitfva Sal ~


ELEGANT FIRST GLASS FURNITURE,
HIS (MONDAy) MORNING, at I0k O'Clock precisely,
beautiful farlor Chamber; Dining Room and Library
niture In the dwelling house l52 West Twenty first street
ween Seventh and Eighth avenues all of which new
ing been recently made and comprises everything adapt
70 fashionable and elegantly furnished residence the
ole to be peremptoy sofa for cash. consisting of English
vet and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Parlor Furn
en- SUITE comprising three fun suits richly carved all of
ch are covered in rich silk brocael Of the best descrp
a; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs IN
and gold satin and mnquet; Darnask and Lace Curtains
et and Turkish Lounges, Manel and Pier Mirrors gold
landscape Shades two rosewood Etegeres style Louis
rich Sevres and Dresden Maniel Vases bsque Figures
site Rronzes, Parlor Ornaments, &c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover; cost $3.50;
BILE top Bureaus richly carved Bedsteads twenty large
n Mattresses Tete-a-etes, Chamber Suits in Rosewood
ME Clocks marble top Washsland, Lounges French and
ng seat Chairs Rockers, Dyans Ouomans Oval Mirrors
erb Beds and Bedding oik Extension Table, two fine
Bedsteads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea
Sverware, spoons Forks Casters Ice Pitchers, Urrs
Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass of every description
marble top Buffet oak Chairs superb oak Desk, on
h. rich Chandeliers marble Hall Stand OF Wiiders
& Catalogues ~ house. Sale positive rain shine
B-Partes from distance assured that every art-
the house WI be sold strictly without reserve, and
Y VIII be positively postponement. Purchasers
r their goods carted packed shipped by reliable par
who will be In attendance for that purpose
n k. w, WESTCOrT Auctioneer.
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TON NOTICE-HANDsOME HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION


tive peremptory sale Of
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE
THIS DAY, November IL, a. lO1< precisely
3 superb, costly Furniture Statuary and Works of Art
rood Drawing Room Suits, elegant seven Piano.
Mirrors, Velvet, Brussess Tapestry Carpets, &c,
in the residence No. 50 East Twenty-sevenh stree.
n Lexington and Fourth avenues The auctoneer calls
ecial attention Of tho public 70 this SALE being the
and richest assortment of household furniture offer.
Lucton this season. The whole will be persmptory
psolutely sold without reserve.
5e PARLOR. FURNITURE
s OF ree richly carved solid rosewood Parlor Sutts
d in rich satin French brocate plush and haircioth
sswood Etegeres With mirror backs and doors; rose
centre and Pier Tables Mirrors Dumask and Lace
ms, Turkbh vautes and Lounges, covered in reps to
/ inlald Ladies' Work Table, Corner and Bookstands
ina vhes Bronzes, Bisque Figures, Paintings, Velvet
|usseAs Tapestry Carpets, Rugs
iegant Seven Octave Pianofortes Stools aRd Covers
made BY the best city MAKERS
larry Bookcase BuxetA Tables, Chairs, rosewood and
any round cornered Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
odes. single and double Spring and Hair Mattresses,
IS Piqows, Blankets: Spreads, Lounges Ro.kerH
Sofa Beds, Mirrors CaockA Shades, Curta,As, maho.
Bookcase, solid black walnut Dining Table, Dining
I, Glass. China and Silver War;, Table Cutlery, Tea
Hsttand, Hall Chairs, DC. N B.-fwe competent
ire expressmen will be In attendance to pack and ship
DDS II desired cart the goods 10 any distance Sale
e. E. ROTH. Aucaoneer.
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IJENRY L. HOGUET, AUCTIONFER
IL AUCTION NOTICE.
TUESDAY. Nov. IL, at 10 O'Clock,
BY WlLMEkDINa, HOGuET X HUMBERT,
Saesroons, Nos. % and % Barclay street,
Special AMI perempofy sale.
$50 PIECES OF PARIS cLoAKINGs AND CLOTHS;
Comprising $50 pieces superior qualities black Cloths.
$50 pieces velours Tout Laine, for ladies' cloaks.
$50 pieces Velvet CLOTH for mems
$50 pieces drab silver black brown and other colors Of
rich Pushes, for coasings.
100 pieces heavy blue and brown Beaver Cloths.
100 pieces heavy black Doeskins.
ALSO,
CLOAK TRIMMINGS-A large assortment of the richest
and styles of fancy Cloak other styles
Trimming comprising Peerines, Gupures fancy Tasssl
Goods, Buttons and Braiis.
ALSO,
1000 dozen assorted coors kid finish French Cloth Gloves
Of superior quality.
RTns above have been received per latest arrivals
And We're Selected for the very best city retail trade
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AND
NEST

that was ever together before In the world, and
who familiar with the Of the distinguished
performers in this country and Europe will recognise and
admit the truth Of assertion after glancng over The o
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IN. d. CHAPMAN h CO., AUCTIONEERs.-CHAT-
lei mortgage sale OF superior Household Furniture at
ancton-sae commencing at O'Clock this afternoon
West Twenty-si1th street, near Sixth avenue Sale
ptory, consisting OF Parlor Suits, rosewood Paneore
|rs, Lace Curtains, brussels Carpets Rugs Clocks
Ies Bookcase, Vases, Paintings, Engravings Centre
Chandeers, iiatsand Stair Carpets, rosewood and
pair hne Wool Blankets, "a pair Linen Sheets Coun-
pes, 10 excellent Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Nc
Sofa Beds, Washstands, Ingram Carpets, SiaeDoard
sion Tsbie, Arm Chairs, China and Glassware, ivory
I'd Knives and Forks, Silverware, Table Linen Couches
Chairs, &c. Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture
ommencing at o'clock this afternoon,
GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN, Attorney for MORTGAGE
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FTION NOTICE.
70 HOSIERY DEALERS.
TUESDAY, Nov. H.
% and q Barclay street.
oxen ladies' super French Wool Gloves, kid Finish,
ozen mems do do, lined, de-
Iii lot will positively be sold.
II WILMERDiNG, HOGUET HUMBERT
II Auctioneers, 20 and q Barclay street.
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WINTER GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING,
Fms. MN - ESaAaEMENr OF THE POPULAR
AMERICAN COMIC Mls AoT IHTfs DAILY
(Mrs. Wayne olwine),
her brilliantly successful European her original cha
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN,
In which performance she has received the most natteng
prss cites Of Ensn HSw and
New saS S
sIxry.NINE CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
e rfe an
BEAUTIFUL BALLADS
USRTyALIED COMIC DANCES.
In addition the management has been enabled to crafty
the public wi BY arssgns for the continuance through
I TS# SSS STESSSSSSSSS,
uNFLAoarsc rS N hiss n LOUISIANA
UNIFORMITY STFf 81 HHaEfnE ENTHus1AsA.
CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES.
THE rkSsisFfArros.
THE As MURDER
THE SLAVE H., + SALE.
THE LYS6 LYNCH TRIAL
AN INDIANS REVENGE.
NOTICE
The pucrre respecfuy nioGmed that with every Ss-
'"'"s = MI Mr. e. XNp MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
to continue performance Of the oGToRooN beyond
this week Those who desire to this beautiful drama ON
the pas weeks should miss the opportunities left Of
seeing 1t.
Doors open at 61l; commences at Ia ococ
NEW BownkY TiiE1rER =. >--.... s..'' sE::...s'
N Sole proprictSrs MSssrs l. Fsy J. W Lnsard
' '''' oA' mGrfKRhs f fl fa0"A 'p''''''
On Oup V,crn
T s % e sSs SEA @ Ts fun
FRS H5yrR IS ME TE& 81 FIFE 41Ro
FoS y oSAs S H.. F1 sSH Sfha hif1s Mrs.
ce@ie dae""wRsas HIs farm Keep Mr. q. l. 70.
Between as T. SoS 4tEsGSs r.
RARNdMs AMERICAN MusE0s HAS IT., THE e.. GR EAT
establishment. Indeed, It dozen rs' class e.
ALL CONCENTRATED IN ONE, :.
sSr !. ,lsSy and 1 s
TE rs sfFs Sun 4Sa q u Is CENTS
ps can . oo Il Se a u az hn &
THE LIVING HIPPoPoTAMUs,
An animal before In America celebrated though
he ancient sacred and Proane history inhabitant
ns si s5 @ q sssa
large sums Of money get Sight Of these wonderful anil
tPoS ThE Fl Is NOT HIS kB
may be here day for only % cents He hae
been visited by hundreds Of clergymen and other Biblical
Students and explorers OF the Old World every
u The Ti' GREAT BEaHiiEMofH OF THE SCRIPTURES,
genuine Egyptian Hppopo.amus Who. then, can fall d
siIssisd !" sfEaEs % 81 HISTORY
seen In American He IS accompanied by native Arat
who also curiosity specimen Of that ancient d
They both TO BIZ at all hours day and
ing also the living Monster Elephant Turtle living
Sea Lion Mammoth sar Samson. What IL Il! or, Ms0
Monkey Abino Family living Monster Snakes, Happy Fs-
miy. &c, DC.
The great drama
THE ANGEL or MIDNIGHT,
which has been played here the Last three weeks Ia
essedy the best produced the Museum and the best
introduced this the New York public II In rich in
incident scenery, musi costumes and properties and ID
universally with expressions Of appr0
baton Il will be played afternoon and evening this
week, ~ 8 and TX O'clock.
Admlsslon ali rvs; children under ten Is oents
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EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HoUsEKEEP-
~ ers and dealers Over $40 lots Of elegant Household
Furniture Carpets, Glass China and Silver Ware, will bo
sold public auction this afternoon, O'clock the
first class private dwelling house. No Sc East Twenty seventh
Seven Octave Pianoorte made by Stcnway Sons; two
solid rosewood Paror Suits sting each suit OF Sofa
back Chairs covered in rich satin brocate and harcloh
rosewood Etegere Centre and Side Tables Curans Vases
Paintings bronze Clock, black walnut Bookcase Bullets
Corner and Book Stands rosewood and mahogany Bed
steads Bareaus Washsands hair and spring Mattresses
Fosters aud piows Rockers Chairs Sofa Beds Mirrors,
Clock &c Glass, China, and Silver Ware Table Cutlery,
stair Carpets &c Sale positive, commencing at two O'Clock
precisely.
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AsTROLOGY.
A can depend on. Is Madame WILSON, whs tells the o
s s sa than svs se ws sSs
will invoke the powers Of her wonderful science and tell all
that they surprise every one Tia. consnlts her some ss
g.. @ nd though they nssS not snr s sns
Al should consult this most wondriu and mysterious Lady
sand dollars reward % one WHO sqaa heS ii he
%s1s %s ss IN esn f e1 me
Truly may she Be called wonderful woman isg Allen
| for ladies' and gentlemen 50 cents
| A sroNIsHINa.-MADANE MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter has gilt Of foreseht tells how soon and
very honshs pay lucky charms free; her equs!
s T. ss t',na her sa sgs as nov s
men not admitted
A sTRoLoGY.-MADAME METERS. LATE OF ase
a ner has % h snd
Madam. sh s4 &C.. IN F. ns an
and gives warrantee for her art.
A CLArRvoYANT WHO HAS NO EQUAL-LADIEs
IA who sick in trouble or unfortunate consult her
OF rheumatism in days II you
Information all events call and Mrs
from osiock f. NJ until NJ ''''' 'eA'A ''e'
HLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. ALEXIS, TEST MEDIUM
~ Medical and business Carvoyant, who achieved
from A. NJ iii r NJ at i7s vaick street.
MADAME RAY, 200 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWEEN
M seventh street. surprises all who visit her The sick
very thoughts lucky numbers Losses Ladies' Is cents; gen
MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
wish the truth give her call At ssa Risngon street. ear
Lad.s 20 cents gentlemen 81 cents Hours from
MRS sECoR Is THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT IN THIS
1l cy-past, present and future events of life told
Lucky numbers given Speedy marriages caused Losses
imposition.
MADAME MILTON GIVES LUCKY NUMBERS AND
Nl in,erprets dreams She also manufactures wash
ana all e s :a snS TssS
or Isl wavsrley place, Of West Tenth
MADAME MILTON, THE UNEoUALLED CLAIR
N yoyan can BE- consulted on al affairs OF life business
Or medical She s the only Lady who restore drunken
rated. Victim. OF misplaced confidence in clarvoyant pre-
* place corner of WEES. Tenth a' Or
EAs S1 EAsO OF s
thousands in his and other cities with entire
o. future husband her visiter
o% ss hrs Ladies s ~ BE-
DEAD THIs-A PHRENoLoGIsT AND AsTRoLoGIsr
tina. beats the world and $500 reward for any one
lawsuits. journeys absen. friends love,
and %1u s the o %
m S e s al %
for life Delay not consult this naturally cited
respectable city references be her residence l0l
Sixth avenue
HyHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD is THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
consulted with the strictes confidence all
affairs Of life: drunken and unfathfu husbands;
has a make beloved by hearts ideal and
brings together long Ladies cents Resi-
dence % Third avenue, Above Twelfth street
AZ SULLIVAN srREET.-THE ONLY TRUE GIFTED
I'D and wonderful badly Mrs T. KoEDER in this city
who be consulted with the srctes confidence on AL
affairs OF life embracing Love, Conrshp. Marriage Sick
ness Intemperance Situations Law Suits Busness Travel
ling Absent Friends Property &c She has also
hearts IDEAL and brings together
those lore esrarqe Remember her residence IS sullivan
street naar INCOME street,
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EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCTroNEER
II ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
QTrpERV n III

BY EDWARD SCHENCk, on Tuesday, 18th inst at eleven
o'clock at his ssesroom 5 and 1877 Broadway the Of
one OF the finest cabinet makers in the city, consisting In part
OF elegant solid carved and plain rosewood Suits satin and
brocate plush and reps elegant rosewood AMOR -Gace,
reads do IL black walnut finished OIL rosewood and wal
nut Secretary Library Bookcase elegant rosewood and wal
nut Esees carved walnut and oak Bullets oak and walnut
Library and Dining Room Chair aud other elegant Furn
ture The above Is all OF the very best manufacture, and
viii be positively sold by order Of assignee The particular
attention Of those In want OF elegant furniture il respect
fully requested 10 this SALE BThe furniture is now
exhibition. j. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
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uENRY L. HOGUET, AUcTIoNEER.
IL AUCTION NOTICE.
To Clothiers aud Tailoring Houses.
WILMERDING, HOGUET HUMBERT
Salesrooms, 26 and % Barclay street.
Wltinclnde in their sale of
TUESDAY, NOV. IL,
1000 gross Prussan, Alpaca, Mohair Worsed and Silk
Findings

HENRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCYIoNEER.
IL Assgnees' sale of
FINE IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, HAVANA SEGARS. kc,.
On Wednesday, Nov. IL at 10Y O'Clock,
At the saesroom No. 5h Pine street,
Being the entire stock Of . wholesale house.
To be sold without any reserve
The stock comprises in fine Hennessey, Otrd Leger
Freres marte and other Cognsc Brandes; Holland and
RUM Port Sherry and Madeira Wines, Rhine Wine, Care
fine imported Cbampagnes French Cordials fine Havana
Segars Of various choice brands choice green black
Teas, Cocs, Spices and Rasns. Prnnes, Chocolate, Al
monds Figs Sardines, Anchovies Pickles, Sauces Pre-
serves, Sperm Candies Family soap Starch Indigo, yerm
ce Maccaron London Porter Scotch Ale Butter Cheese
&C. The particular attention OF grocers hotel Keepers
lers and others called this SALE being the finest stock Of
ered at auction this Catalogues will be ready early
morning sale.
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browne NICHOLS. AUCTIONEERs-wILL SELL
~ on Monday November H. at clock in front OF
mo- 80 Nassau ASA pair OF sorre Horses Just from The
ana well matched will drive in double and single harness
Doth splendid saddle horses warranted sound and kind,
without fault blemsh.
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NHAs D. DAVIS, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
~ Tuesday, November L. at l0k o'clock A. NJ. at the
store No. III Sixth between Greenwich and
Tenth street extensive and general assortment OF Paror
Cooking and ONCE Stoves; Ranges of all descriptions also
large and varied assormen, OF House Furnishing Goods
The entire stock will be sold without
the least the proprietor retiring from the busness
good chance for the trade and private purchasers Cata
logues ready morning Of sale.
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NON NOTICE.-CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA,
Hted Wars, Britannia, rich Kerosene Lamps and
Der L. u 10 o'clock st No. 25l Pearl street, large
nd sale Of choice goods.
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CONsTABLE'S sALE-By VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
w. VIII EXPOSE for sale q public vendae this day.
property vz:The Stock and Fixtures of Drug and Chem
cal Store BENJAMIN. WEAVER, Jr., kuctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-11

CoEsTABLE'S SALE OF FURNITURE, DRY GOODS,
~ Liquors, Segars. &c. This day, at o'clock az ~
Canal street one Sofa six Chairs three Carpets two Bed
cry ware three pieces Of Goods Soap Pals Brooms
Tubs, BraAdies, Gin 10. BY order of
THOMAS CUSHING, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-11

Iron SALE.-CHINA VASES, CRoCKERY, &C
RY G. EVANS will sell In lots 10 suit dealers with
rive on Tuesday Nov. u at 10 O'Clock, at IS Maiden
I kinds OF Crockcry, Glass and Fancy China, Bri.
WARE &C., &c. Sale positive.