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S$F Still SwsE"--Aiter a thorough trial - in'tU
m-rable living witnesses iierrit Ks Sugar Coated P.
have proved 10 he the medicine Of the age. This
dy continues steadily TO advance the estimation
the world the best family medicine intronuc
In al bilious dsraTgen- they fail. and "a
universal caJhartc. ei al others. Price -
See advertisement third page.
ocI2-ly W. u fAPRON, T,HyeI{ng tgeHt.
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Meeting at the Court House Oh Satur-
day evening, Aug 24 Let ali farmers,
mechanics, merchants and iaboreIs attend,
as the object OF the meeting will be for
their interest C.
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First Class Insurance sgrncy.

Home insurance Company. New Sorh.
Capital slo00,O0e; Surplus 500 ona
.harteF Oak Insurance Co.. iiarti1gC.
CAPITAL f3u0, 900; sur. US $3.50.
Merchants Insurance CO.. Hartford.
Capital S2O0,oJy
Park Fire Insurance Co.. Ne" oh.
Capital. S20Du0r.
EDn ARD EANES, -iE-"t.
jun3e 1T he Chg B5t.t, ttt.t.gt-
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\ communication from Egypt, and no
party resolutions from Grand Rapids and
Brooktield, unayoidaJiy laid over.
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GAIT. c &. CAMBEII's ARTILLERY Co
sworn into this company at Cairo. There
Is still room Or about 50 men in it a
recruitin. Office is kept open III the room
adjoining Glbsons furniture store in this
city.
Capt Chas. Houshtalings ARTILLERY Com
pany also needs some - men yet to make
up the full conn clement, and a recruiting
office to fill it up l. kept open doors
north of the Mansion House in this city
Both these companies are on duty at
Cairo, and whether filed up to the full
number or not, are accepted for the war
1t is refreshing these time to' KNOW
that our merchants are still allie t. bay
goad- and replenish their stoei,s> oar
friend. JACKSON 4 LocKwooD. We see are
receiving their Fail Stock oi Goods. com
sistin4 of larry, took Of CoaI lo.kiu.
Stoves, Shelf Hardware. Nc. which we
understand will. s..i al .l>lremely low
prices for cash e 80 I...,vino Of q
liberd parrorag sa mem sue.
e.. See tIeil oaF.f. a--sl
DIX Q ASDEnsoN vail be happy to meet
all ills Oh patients and as many new ones
"a. wish 70 consul, Dim that are afflicted
with sore eyes or old chronic diseases of
any kind ~ ottawa the 4th and 5,h of
Sept, Toe Week Of the Horse Fair, at H..
Thomp GA ~taI. on Main street
, DR.. Aosegs Blood Purifying MedI-
cine Will 3. so. ... iurthel notice, by
Ii. Thonsp~eH, go Jaaay, ard K!ore II
! Thompson, Leland.
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Brush, proposing 10 give lessons IN music
The competency OF Miss B is unquestion-
able.
RoAD TAy-The Commissioners oi High
WAYS OF ,Le town of Ottawa find consider
able endorsement IN the discharge Of
their duties on account of The very imper-
feet knog, iedgr the public seem tn have in
reference 20 their duties and function At
their request wa therefore, insert the fol-
lowing extract from ,lle road laws for public
information
See The commissioners o. highways
shall assess q. road tax OH ali real estate
and personal property Liable To taxation Of
the iowa. 70 any amount they may deem
necessary. not exceeding twenty cents on
one hundred dollar, worth, valued at
the asses SneuJ roI, oi the previous year.
Sec. l.. The to~n clerk shall, within
ten days after the commissioners OF b Sh
WAYS have ii e in his office the amount of
road tax assessed on the real and personal
estate OF the town, post notice on the out
er door O. the house where the town meet
ing was last held, stating the amount #
read tax assessed on each one hundred
dollars ,rth OF the real and personal es-
ta.e of the town and that all persons utter
e>t Il ca pay he same IN labor on the
highway underline direction OF the over
seer OF highways in the district whore the
lana or personal property is situated.
The commissioners have divided the
town Of Ottawa into three districts bound,
ed as follows VIZ; Dist. No / embraces
all that portion Of the town OF Ottawa
lying west of the side cut least line of : "
Sec IL, 80 - and South OF the iiue diyi-
ding Sec :, y 9. 10 and | east and west
through the middle TO the centre OF see II.
No - embraces all Of ,ec ,, I, ), and the
North halt OF see :, :, 9 and H., the y y
of II and " Of seq No > embraces
all not included IN Districts No | aud >
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Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON, Sept. 7, 1861
Funds on the eth declined a quarter mainly caused
by realization Of profits. In the discount market the
demand rather brsker, but good bills were still taken
at So 3&. Applications at the bank were numerous,
but still very moderate.
SETT S, 1851
Consols closed Saturday (7h at e276 90 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Tic latest sales Illinois Central at 393< a 39X
dis Eric Railway shares 22h 22&
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton Saturday (7h) 600 bales
SPECTATORS and exporters taking 5000 The market
closed Dull, with very little inquiry from exporters
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPTS aARRET
Tho various weekly circulars rog0rt.-Fogr buoyant at
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an advance Of 3d. Is 3D. since rang
hg At as ga 2ss I'd. WheaG active at an advance OF
3D.. 4d. per Genital rcd Western o. Cd lis 3D.; red
Southern, lis 3d. l2s. white Western 12s do. South
ern, rs 3D. lbs. Sd. Corn has upward tendency,
with an advance of Is. per quarter; mixed 3Os. Cd.
Sls; yellow, Bis. a 3ls 3D.; white, 32s. a 35s.
THE LATEST MARKETS,
BREADsTUFIs MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Sept 7, 1861.
The market is generally firm Flour is buoyant Wheat
still upward Corn steady
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho provision market has ruled quiet during tho week
Beef steady. Pork quito steady Bacon has downward
tendency.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Resin firm: common los 3D. Spirits turpeptine Ia
very excited and quoted at Cos.
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

Great Anxiety us to the supply OF Cot.
ton I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF MI. Serrill,
Late OF Fort Lafayette.
AT meeting of the British Association Mr. Bazeley, Of
Manchester read another paper the question in which
the commercial policy Of The United States bitterly de
nonced, and the expedency of England freeing herself
from dependence on America strongly urged
The Liverpool Post that Thomas $. serri, who
was arrested on the last arrival of the Persia at New
York, must have been imprisoned under msconcepton
of the aidavs made by Smith, Payne Smith, bankers,
OF London Some correspondence of Mr. Serr has been
forwarded to America TO prove conclusively that he
(Mr S. had political mission, and that the money
found on him his oun, and intended for legitimate
business The Post believes he will be speedily released
under these afflavts.
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EXECUTORS' SALE
REAL ESTATE,
WILL Isl. SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, he 21h o Srutrnber
WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF September,
at nnn o clnn.. Z NJ on Tho nlnmlsrs

core r. NJ on the premises
4. j. BLEECKER, Au;tionccr.
All that tract OF hand known the Fam of TIE late Ma
thanel Delr deccasrd IN the of North Bergen,
county OF Hudson STATE oi Ne Jersey "a miles from Ho-
bOkou, the Bergen trdpik" road leading from Huboken
liackensack, about mile the English Neigh
bo!iood OF the N,rhrrn Railroad. The
contains IS upland ad 10 at thIeo-square meadow
and Will be sold in lois designated by map o lows
Lot No (wthout iiniro,nentsO contains H. 100 acres
Lot No. 2, contains 5 o. loo acres
Lot No. 3, contains 2 II. iNO acres
Lot No. contains IL 100 of ground twostoy frame
dwelling house nearly new with ouihouscs good well Of
AID nn orcnard OF various kinds Of fruit trees In
good bearing c2rd. Ion. 1910. ~ ~ So
Lot No (no impr6fe lents) contains 10 2l1o0
LOT No. g. contains 70 III 100 acres
Lot No 7, (thrce-sguare Meadow p" Is 100 acres
All tn lots or upland pleasantly situated commanding
extensive pictures que the surrounding
try eligible sites country residences Easy
muncatiou afforded With the city, by the rail-
road AMI the which pass frequently through the day
tn" turpikc For further particulars inquire of A. w.
pURYEA the promises where map of the property
may be- Conditions will be made known the day of
SALE by -
A. " y ppI,TYiEA' Executors
BIT the weather should prove stormy the sale will
take place on the irst AIR day.
AUGUST %, 1851
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
IN. No. Dos Fifth avenue Twentysiyh New York.
No. l37 Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLASsEs-Tuesdays and Fridays in Brooklyn,
Commencing Ocoberl
CLASsES-wednesdays and Saturdays in New York.
Commencing October
In the now building Fifth recently erected for
the purpose will be found requisite for such
shrnen In addition to the dancing, classes will
formed for system Calisthencs espe
caly valuable ladies and children OF delicate frame Mr.
Dodworh would be glad TO make arrangements with
naties for lessons in Dancing Calsthencs Military Drill
Circulars for terms, &c, may be had at either academy
DANCING AND CALISTHENICS MR.. AND MRS TIRE.
- IOR reopen their well known Rooms IS West Thirty
fourth street Wednesday, October q 90 South Eigsih
street. Brooklyn, E. D. Is now open. While all the fasor
aie Dances are carefully impaired department and the ply
lessons and schools In the city country attended
circulars.
DIVERS NEW MISUNDERSTANDING GLASSES ARE
IL now forming at 9. II. Rivers Academy No 80 Srher
mcrhcru street. Breoklyn new class for gentle
iorn1r aud also classes ladies' and
Application may b. made no any tie send eircUlg
~ scnt !incI4V4D street, ctrAe. Of Court Brooklyn.
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EDWARD scHENcK, AuCTIoNEER

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTiONEER.
u ASSlGNEES SALE OF SUPERB
HOU ~EllDID FURNITURE.
BY Z. F. Ii. SCilENCK this day, l9,h instant at IL
O'Clock at their salesooms Nos 55 and lo7 Broadway the
stock Of the cabinet makers in this city consist
lug in part OF elegant solid carved and plain rosewood Suits
and bocatel, plush and reps elegant rosewood
Am Gince magnificent rosewood round cOrncled Bed
seads and Bureaus; do In black walnut finished in oil!
rosewood and walnut Secretary Library Bookcase elegant
rosewood and walnut Eegeres carved walnut and oak Buff
fets, walnut Library and Dining Room Chairs and
elegant Furniture The above is all of the very
will be positively sold by order Of assignee
The particular attention o those in OF elegant Furni
ture is respectfully requested to this sale
J. b. FREEMAN, Assignee.
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italy.

The sending Of fresh troops to Naples the O,nine of
Turin explains is solely caused by the fatigue which the
troops at Naples have to undergo not for augmcn
tacn Of the brigandage, which is almost entirely erad
Gated.
The Official Turin Gazette publishes the nomination Of
General Della Rovera as Minister of War; and General Pat
ii ega as Lieutenant Of Sicily
4 marriage is contemplated between the King of Por
tuea and the youngest daughter Of Victor Emanuel
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Among the passengers by the steamship New York,
his Grace Archbishop T. b. Purcell, of Cincinnati from
Rome, Rev. c. E. Lieb, Row A. NJ. Table, Maria Harley
and Margaret N. Quill, Sisters of tho Good Shepherd
Major Valentino Bausenmon Adutan Of Garibaldi Miss
Julia naly, actress.
The London Post OF the Sd inst. says
We requested to contradict the that the Great
Eastern has boon again chartered by government for tho
conveyance OF troops to Quebec, and that tho
ship will sail from Liverpool for New York direct
tuesday, the 10Th INST, as announced.
The Singapore Cast Indes Times of the Goth Of July
under head Of 'Signs of the Times" says
Two American naval officers, Commodore Engc and
Captain McKnstrey went on to China in the Ganges to
supersede the officers at present in command of the Anne
rican squadron in the China station who beloved
be favorable to Southern interests.
The Hong Kong Register, of the 10Th Of July, says
All is quiet in Japan notification has been issued by
the Consul at Nagasak warning British subjects not to
harbor foreigners who belong to nations that have
right of residence at that port excepting such persons
may be in their actual employ. Chamber of Commerce
was inaugurated there on the Sth ult.
The Hong Kong Chna) Register Of tho 18th Of July
rays
private police has been instituted by the Americans
4, Shanghai 1t is supported by voluntary contributions
fhc force consists OF six men, and their maintenance will
cost 500 taels per annum
The Hong Kong Reporter of the 18th Of July
tains the following Items
The United States soop John Adams got under way this
afternoon from Stone Cutters Island and worked further
up the harbor among the shipping
The Dacotah and Saginaw. United States steamers, have
not yet preceded to Kinhone.
The new steamer of nmans line, tho City of New York
made an inaugural trip to from Liverpool the 9th
giving the greatest satisfaction Her speed regular
y tried but she did between eleven and twelve knots per
hour against strong head wind She would sail her
1rst voyage to New York on the 18th inst
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton on the morning Of
the 9th inst
The Persia arrived at Queenstown tho night Of the
9Th inst.
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The Spanish Rule Re-estab-
ished in st. Domingo.
Dissolution Of the Hungarian Council
at Pesth by Austria.
The United States Steamer Saginaw
Fired Into from Chinese Fort.
She Returns the Fire and EX-
plOdes Magazine.
COTTON DULL-BREADSTUFFS ADVANCED,
&C., &c. DC.

The stean,s hip Europa, from Liverpool ten A. NJ Of the
It'll Queens own evening OF the sth arrived at Hall
fax at six O'Clock O. tuesday morning The Europa has
sx,v1o nassengera for Boston, and fS 800 in specie
She sailed at one p. NJ. f. = Boston,
The steamship New YORK., Captain Wenke, from Bro
anon and Southampton reached this port early yesterday
reyrning. r~-~> -s.~--.
The New York left Southampton on tho 4th inst, and
brings very large number of passengers and valuable
cargo.
The ship had very rough weather the entire pas
sage until passing Cape Race since then fine weather.
with variable winds. Was within fourteen miles of Cape
Race but it being very thick and blowing heavily was
prevented from landing the dispatches for the Associated
Press Of New York
The New York brings 81 oe1, s27 $40 (Amercan) and
S67 200 (Bremenj in specie on freight.
Tho following is the full
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The Paris papers says that interview between the
Emperor and the King Of Prussia will take place at Com
peigne on the 81 of October.
The French naval divisions will remain or the coast Of
Syria the whole winter for the protection of the Chris
tianS.
Felix Belly the protector Of the Ncaraguan canal, was
taking legal steps against the English company which
assuming rights over the projected canal.
The Bourse firm but closed dropping. Rentes 69f.
I0c.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
IA EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
An extraordinary opportunity housekeepers and the
over Sl2UO worth of rich costly Household Furniture
Tomorrow (Friday) at IL o'clock precisely,
Comprising the beautiful and costly Furniture contained In
the large dwelling house l52 West Twentyrst street.
avenue the whole for absolute and peremptory SALE
grain Carpes elegant rosewood Paror Furniture SUITE
comprising three full suits, richly carved which
wood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs Ia blue and
gold satin and moquet Damask and Lace Curtains Velvet
wood Ecgere, Artsic Bronzes, Parlor Ornaments, &C.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Music Cabinet, Stool and Cover
Elegant Bureaus, Bedsteads IL Hair Mattresses Chamber
Suits In rosewood Bronze Clocks spring Chairs Mir
ros Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table two Sofa Bed
stead rich Cut Glass of every description marble top Buffet
ocoth rich Chandeliers &c. Sale positive, rain or shine
X. w. WESTCOfT, Auctioneer
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John II. hurley. AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
day, ut O'clock at IA Canal street. large assortment
Of marble top and other Bureaus washsand wrdrobes
SOFAS Sofa Beds mahogany and other Bedseads Pier Oval
Mante and other Classes mahogany Rocking and Other
Chairs Extension Centre and other Tables; Bookstands
BRUSSELS Three and other Carpets Ocoths Hair and
other Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Bedding Cooking
Stoves Wood and Willow Ware; Kitchen Furniture every
thing housekeepinp
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The Emperor had gone 1sch but would return tho
Sth, to receive the addresses of the lower House Of
Reichsrah. The government BILL to reform the admits
tratoa of JUSTICE was rejected by the lower House Of
Rechsrath
The Hungarian Chancellor had authorized the royal
commissioner at Posth to appoint and dismiss the munich
pal iunctionarcS and to assume the administrative
functions himself and employ military force if necessary.
The Chancellor declared at the time, however, that
the Emperor had no intention Of suspcndng the cons
tiona institutions
Insurrectionary movements reported among the
ROumains at Lurgos
The latest dispatches from Pesth say tha Committee
Of that Province has been definitely dissolved and tho
Royal Commissioner invested with full administrative
powers.
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SALES AT Auction.

Lb hl 4. II; rNdCoLAY. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL.
TINS day lIhursday) Sept 49, at l2H o'clock, at the
saieso1m q William street good variety of city In
BILE for Investments For full particulars see World Eyenng
Post and Commercial Advertiser Catalogues can be had al
the salesroom. 80 ~ 80 ~ ~
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Russia.
Inc var declares that o,sh Ltbuan'a is now in q far
worse Iie tAaa II ever Wa. guccr Emperor NJ, Loa.
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A NJ. b. CHAPMAN Co, AUCTIONEERs
IA Elegant first class Household Furniture
To be peremptoriy sold at public auction.
On this day Thursday, Sept 10
The properly of u family leaving the city,
Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits rosewood and mahogany
Bedroom Furniture, oak Dining Room Furniture,
Paintings, Satuary, Bronzes &c,
AT the residence of Chas Bevee ESQ., 48 West Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues.
Sale at l0h O'Clock precisely.
Drawing Room Suits-Etegeres Bookcase Mirrors, Lace
Curtains, Vases, OIL Paintings Stauary Vee and Brussels
Carpets Extension Table, Buffet China Vases, Sverware
Table Gallery wardrohes Hair and Spring Mattresses Bed
steads Comnodes Washstands Oicloth, Stair Carpets
Ingram Carpets, Sofas Rockers Blankets Bedding, &c,
Also large assortment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale peremptory.
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The Madrid journals announce that tho principal diff
cuties in the way Of reorganization OF st. Domingo
have been removed.
The Madrid Epoca, in the course OF a remarkable art
ch says, in view Of the present state of things in
Europe it is necessary to evacuate the Tetuan hcnor
able in order to allow the concentration of the
Spanish forces
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Tho Bombay mail Of August IL reached Marseilles on
the eth instant.
The Bombay markets were generally steady Exchange.
%. ed. Freigh,s quiet
Calcutta despatch Of August 10 reports cotton goods
lower Tho exports also dropping The indigo crop
amounts TO 65 900 Freights to London, Cos Elk
chanpn D. Nd. q I'D.
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A UCTION NOTiCE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
n Will sell this day lOl O'clock at siesroom IS Nassau
street, general assortment of Household Furnure-3rus
sells and Ingram Carpets Mirrors rosewood prlor Suits
mahogany do In harcoih marble top Centre Tables Book
cases. Rugs Extension Dining Tables Bullets Dressing Blu
reaus, Washs,auds Bedsleads, Hr Mattresses Paises
Lounges, Sofas Chairs Office Desks Iron Safe, Tables
A LBERT l.. SMITH, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
n day, at lG1a o'clock the entire Furniture of family
giving Seeing in the private resi- euce, 1877 Eighth
street. Broadway Everything must be removed this
day.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
n GEO. g. IIAYDOCK, Auctioneer.
Trade Sale of Earthern anu
Glass Ware by
ROHERT HAYnDGK on


Thursday, Sept 10, at 10 o'clock,
At his auction room, l0l Liberty street,
For approved endorsed notes, months
30 crates White Granite and Common Ware 200 best
French Glass importation of NJ A. Perier; 800 packages Bos
Flint Glassware Also for cash 50 White Granite
Ware
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About six thousand Monenogrns crossed the frontier
the 4,h inst and occupied the town Of Vienna The
Turkish garrison refused to surrender and in order not
to fall into the hands of the Montenegrins blew up the
town and persisted in the explosion
The town Of Zubzi had been occupied by the Turkish
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DROWNE Il NICHOLS, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL
- Friday, Sept ~, in front of salesrooms IS Nassau
Ene thoroughbred Stallion, for military, breeding for
Hmariaest golden bay Horse black points years old
1914 hands nigh warranted perfectly sound kind and gentle
y every arelr; UNSURPASSED as Saddle horse and well
wihal quiet horse, both in and ont OF harness His grand
T Fare T M a T . nT To 20 miles inc in an s %,
and host Of other first rate horses His dam Membrlno
hour IN 1858, when three years old, he trotted mile In
2i6 in laos purs OF $50 in three straight heats;
OF the finest hss Tor amy ana ali purposes ever offered at
auction and viii be- Id without reserve close
DC II the establish will be in front Of our
Thursday from Y to O'Clock In Friday is
unpleasant TIE sale VIII be postponed.
DRowNE NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL
NJ 80 NASSAU very large assortment of Steamboat
Quilts Tab Linen, Glass, Crockery, Looking Glasses &c.
Particulars Ia dime.
BROWNE 3 NICHOLS, ,WcTIoNEERs.-THIs DAY
faarsay ssPs y At LEX a i,s,oom 30 Nassa
iS anD horse Sawys, QUE very nns Coupe Rockaway
English Pheon, tour top Is n les six top and two
at Wagons, various 81 les Also variety OF double and
single Harness.
rooms, Ill street day II o'clock Com
sisnments soDeted. Returns made on day oi sale.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuOTioNEER.
A. ,s5 DAK rIxrlEEs tuk rs = M ~ ,;w,v
DASEI f. hhFhaw vE viii sch 4 anco as above
THIS PAY L. ts sESI ~ ls6i ~.
following lr T,erior rosewood Billiard Table,
slate bed continuation cushions oak do Do Cues and
ed, made by John Whitfield; two mahogany Card Tables
Stand, Gas Fixtures Marble Lead Pipe, RAILING Parti.
ton Wardrobe together with sundy other articles. Sale
LOUIS II. VULTls, Attorney for Mortgage
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OST-ON TUESDAY EVENING SEPT. II, A SOIL.
IL single Diamond Breaspin which The
finder will receive reward of ten dollars on leaving it with
the clerk in the Office of the Libby House. IS Warren street.
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OST-ON SATURDAY 18th INSTANT, IN COMING
IL home the Central Park, real black Lace Veil.
The finder will he suitably rewarded leaving the at
No. q West Nineteenth street,
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LOST AND FOUND.

INOUND-ON THE MORNING OF THE 9TH INST, ON
IL the of Fifth and Fortysecond street.
black and white Newfoundland Dog tanned spot OF
his legs The have him by proving property
EDW ONEILL.