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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate Of the County OF New York, notoo Il
hereby given To all persons having claims agains,
JOHN =. HoLTHUS, late Of the City Of New York,
deceased, 10 present the same, with vouchers IL ere
Of, W the Subscribers N the otacs Of Charlie,
Cheney, No. 1876 Broadway, In the City OF New York,
on or before the 18th day Of March next. Dates
New York, the l1th day Of September, 1861.
wCHAH0TTH H0LTHUS, Executrix, q
JOHN ID. sEKBECK, Executor, ao,,
~E H JOHN v, HOLTHUa
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF rHE
L BurIoeaSs Of ths County Of New YORK, uotoe IL
hereby given " all perrons having claims sgainsa
HARM ID. LUHRS, lAt- u ths City " New York, do
cs.ed, " pfSsout tne with vouchers thaIeof V
,he Subscribers At the Once Of Charles Cheney, No.
tpo Broadway, In the City of New York on or 6sfra
,hO ITth day of March next. Dated, New York. 1ha
uth dAy OF Bcptenler 1861.
SOPHIA l.. LUHRS, AdIniniar~trtr, 4
CHARIKS CIIfNE1, ,AdEi nj So .lJt, d..
Of HARM ID. LtTIIha
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QoRBACH & MANNING,
II hANUTAOTURRRA %
TnUNKB, VAIISRS, CARPET BAGS, a.
no. WARREH ST. and b64 BRoADWAT,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
IN hARKEs ~, AHWARK, \. J,
4 n. RORBAUH, T. II. MANNING
Recalling lss. ihAn wholesale prices during IN
war. ty19 Hs1lS
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
Il suffer FROM RhoumAtism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Rack, Neck, &C.. should ma
fail " get q bottle Of ~
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice u
hereby given 10 all persons having claims againn
Margaret Cheesebrough late Of the City OF New
York, deceased, u present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber, at his Office No. 9s Walker
street In the City Of Now York. on or before Tie 1O,h
day u January next.
Dated, New York, the path day of June, 1861.
CHARLES A. CHEESEBROUGH
Bl.AZlUS MORE CHEEsEbROUGH,
BTEPHKN T. LoUNsBERY,
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klRE INSURANCE, SECURITY AMI
ECONOMY. CAth capital, b5OO,OO0. 70 20
ef.i W tho Insured. LorillArd Fire Insurance %
u Val n. Tho lnnir'd participate In the proAsA
Ttnoui any liability whRiaver. This 20, havins
ncresDd their capital 10 hsN million dollars, VII
iuositer allow ~ deaers participation In ,hs ms.
ioats TO tht sStcnt u 70 par cent or when prsSal
~ Nhgrl discount viii ha made nom tho sand
~ rSAs-. CARLISLE NORWOOD,
,,,,,.-,..,..... - Presids1A
dfOkVE u. CllARY, Secretary.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER or TIKI
Surrogate f the County of New York. notes IL
hereby given " AL persons having alaims AgAinsa
WILLIAM A. TURNJRB, lats Of the city Of Nov
York, deceased, " present the AAns- with vuuoherr
thereof, " the subscriber, At his office, NJ
Fourth avenue, In the city of Nnv- " ..-, sat
fore the 10th day of NJ" sorS, an or bo-
'1s wv! ~ of ArSns., iess! ~" 'oA'
wh. TURNURB, Administering.
The sun., 1861-12-27

OIIS AND PAINTS-BoILED PAINT OIL
~ bO cents; elastic roof oil, 20 oens per gallon
cent per lb.; white lead and zinc, oents linBeed
oil, turpentne, DO. d. BDWKII. s6o Pearl 81.
do9 2AanslOl
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF TRB
lsurrl 4 - Of the County of New York. notOs \
hsrehy given " all persons having claims AZ aims
FREDERICK HORNFEI.D, lsts 4 the City NJ Nov
York, Gpbcer, deos 'sei, W present the same witl
vouchers thereof W the Subscribers ~ ths Office II
James 0ridley, No. 90 Nassau st. in the city Il ns~
York, on or befbre tho 25th day Il Apr neEi. DN
ted Hsv York, The llth day Of octobor, 1881
CHARLES GROSSKLAU5,
oAR5TBH Y. 0AkLISCH.
Administrators. -
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LIRE INSURANCE IN NEW YORK, BOG
tor and Providence Insurance Companies, ~
A. Bigelpw, Jr, Agent OfIioa 20 Pine 81 oornar =
william, having capiu,s all paid In, Ia cash, which,
With hoir surplus Investments, auounl " owe,
Five MILLION Dolsn.--For Insurance, Renewal o.
Policies, Beitemon, oi Losses, 81, apply 70
A. BtgRtOw, Agent
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
THURSDAY, Oct. If p. NJ

THURSDAY, Oct. lI--6 p. M.
There is nothing new to report in the money mar.
ket. The supply seeking employment on call con.
tinues large it will probably be increased by the
recent decline in stocks. The business in Treasury
notes appears to absorb the attention of the bro.
kers for the present.
Foreign exchange opens steadily but without
much demand. Bankers ask 1917 for sterling and
5.33 for honcs, but we hear of first class bills at
6a5 for francs, and 1917 for sterling. There are
but few mercantile bills in market.
The stock market, which closed weak last even
ing, was convulsed to-day by an absurd panic Gre
ated by Mr.. Stewards letter to Governor Morgan.
Government stocks fell 2 "a per cent, and every
thing shared in the decline. At the arst hoard
New York Central fell per cent Erie ~. Hudson
IA Reading TX, Michigan Central 8, Toledo 2lI
guaranteed Q, Rock Island TX Quincy ~, pac;fo
Mail IL, Galena ~, Missourts ~, Tennessees ~
After the board still lower prices ruled, the bears
being eager to put out their options at the
decline, and using Mr.. seward's circular with
effect against the markell IT was noticed, how.
ever, that even pending the stampede stocks
were 50 scarce that the shorts had the utmost diff
Guilty in making their deliveries. At the second
board some new orders came in for government
stocks, Which improved x per cent, and the mar.
bet generally closed o fraction better. It was
quoted steady at the close the following being the
last qaesalioass-ulissa States s's. registered
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A d. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
IA MORTGAGE SALE.


AA'''''o n Pu hagcs aTdypo sHyhslroah
FRIDAY, OCT -, at l0x O'Clock,
Largest and richest assortment Of
Household Furniture and Works Of Art
Commencing at I0H o'clock precselyhe elegant Fur
niture aud beautiful Works Of Art contained In the above
large DWELLING AL OF which will be sold without and
must DC removed Immediately consisting of everything 10 be
FOUND in first class INSTRUMENTATION, Library Dining
"a com and Chamber Furniture. ,,..
can be examined f
paors contain superior velvet Carpets three magnhoen,
SOLID rosewood suits maroon bae gold aud
dohc anl Turkish Easy Chairs m5quet and satin bro
yn.sa " goid and maioon satin
uene Tables with rich staly marble tops extensively
costly rosewood Eseros with marble tops plate glass door
&c. imported expressly for the owner ladies' rosewood
Vases with tho chasc expensive andscapes paint
ca % order in France magnificent French plate Pier Glass;
six feet square, heavy embroidered lace Window Curtains
nd Gornicos large and extensive variety Of OH Paintings
views sriptum pieces, &C. the whole forming very pleas
ING collection; superior rosewood Pinoforc full
set with pearl cost $685. being yaisabe nsirarni rose
wood iano stool, covered In SATIN with elegant and
Dining Rocm-Rich velvet tapestry carpet In good orders
snld oak Extension Table All polished u The best
cloth together with all the ruby and crystal Ghsssr
Wincs Champagnss, Tumhlers Gobles and pecanters
Tea and Dinner Service "a inch Savers Cake Baskets Cas-
ieis Coee aud Tea Urns Forks Liquor Stands SUI
Chambers Cosy solid rosewood ana mahogany Bedsteads
satuay marble top bureaus Washsanls and Commodesto
made 10 order and in excellent conion iasal Carpets
eedroor Mrrors Clocks Toilet Tables Towel lacs Toilet
Chairs, Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds Hall stands
Tea ard Dining Tables, together with barge and desirable
assortment Of Basement Utensils &c which the sale
w
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Thu Bnara OF Aldermen met at fvc o'clock last evening
The President being absent Alderman Cornell! took tho
chair,
resolution to the effect that the New York Tfanler
aud is hereby appointed corporation newspaper to
publish The proceedings OF The Common Council adver
tseents OF departments the appropriate
committee.
The report OF the Committee upon National Affairs gave
rise to some unimrortant discussion. The report Of
question with regard to the soldiers allotment funds
referred Submitted the following rcso.uonsS--
Resolved, That Andrew Stout beand hereby appoint
ed COMMISSIONER OF the Soldiers Allotment Fund In tho
name aud behalf of the Mayor Aldermen and ConmonaHy
OF tho city OF New York for The regiments and companies
who have enlisted IN the city, their agent and trus-
tee TO receive such sums OF money the soldiers may
aot, and to distribute the same 10 such persons and in
such manner that may be specified by the soldiers
hitting the same, according TO the system adopted by
the War Department
Resolved That Andrew " stout DO authorized to EN-.
poy such assistance he may deem necessary TO give
full force to the foregoing resolution and that tho Conn.,
troller be authorized directed nay TO Andrew
Stout all bills for the necessary expenses incurred by him
IN carrying out the foregoing rcsoaens the proper
yolcheis therefor NJ
The resolution was divided and the frat norton an
pointing r Stout Commissioner OF the funds was adopted
Inc latter part OF the resolution WAS recommtted.
IN response 10 resolution adopted at the previous
meeting 81 The Board calling the Comptroller TO fur
ns the Beard with the names OF persons employed BY
them the compensation 70 each under the provisions
OF uo ordinance Tor the relief Of the families OF volu-
teers, &c. the following list was itrnishei:-
John u Grscen General Superintendent $500 per month.
sheridan shook, Assistant Treasurer. $50
William rruslow, Assistant Treasurer 80. $50 8.
A. a. pennan, Assistant Treasurer...... $50 q
j. ". Rltch, Assistant Treasurer .. 1850
Theodore froment clerk, az the OF S7oop per annum
together with seven oho clerks, at the OF 500 per
annnm each an interpreting clerk at 81 per day an at
tennant interpreting clerk AZ e per day and attendant
at ~ so per day. ROBERT HAwS Comptroller
some other aninportani business transacted and
the Board adjourned. t. .I-, II -- -.
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COr0ncrs' Inqucsts.


ACCIDENT At THE ALLAirE woRKs--Dcnns Canning, a
native OF iceland, aged 81 years, died the New York
Hospital yesterday, from tho effects OF Injuries acciien-
lauy received on tho 7th inst, the Aaire Works
l'creaseu, " appears, wns mlchnliSt the above
tablisifncnt and while IN the act 81 hoistBg the bonnet
ol steam chest the slings gave way when tho heavy
mass fell upon his og, crushing severely that was
found necessary to send him the hosptal The pa
tent ING rcd IN great agony until death put an end to
hissuhefiDgs Coroncr Jaelman held an lnalcst Upon
the body.
BopY REcoyERGD.-Ihc body of Andrew Johnson who
was drowned by the sinking Of tie schooner George
Brown, m the Fast river, the foot OF Twenty third
on SATURDAY night street recovered Yesterday and
taken to the dead house NJ III, Bellevue Hospital Cora
oner Jacknan notified Of the fact, and will hold an
inquest upon tho remains to-day The body OF danes
Sm'ih, who vas also drowned, has not yet been re-
covered.
FATAL FAIL nowY SrAiRs.coroner Schrmer held an IN
quest yesterday at Bellevue Hospital upon the body OF
Mary McGrGth, wife Of of thu Fifteenth rcgmont New
YORK VoiunteoIs who died from the effects Of injuries ac
cidentaly received by falling stairs at her residence
IN Lexfgtes avenue, ts seventh street. while In.
toSicatcd. verdict IN accordance with the cNo,e facs
Deceased was thirty Ave years o. age, and native Of
Ireland. =
CRUSHED TO DE,JH-As James rayy Iaborer in one Of
the up town qua-rs, pass along Eighth avenue in
the nerhhorhood OF l0eth strsat on "Wednesday morning
Two horse truck, with hugs upon IT, overlook
MN lie contm1ed 10 walk aldo hy size with the vehicle
tor block or so, when by sudden Jolt, The immense
boulder was thrown from The truck and falling u,.ca de.
ceased crushed hta death 60 ones Schrmcr held an
inquest upon The body, WHOM tic ary rendered verdict
of Acc1 ntal DEATH rcccased was a native of Ire.
iand, ana WIS afty-fonr years Of age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
A UcTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD FUR
A. allure
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ii POSITIVE PEREMpTORy SALE or X
Elegant FIRST GLASS; FtIKSITiIEE

Tho pro- crty OF fanly removing TO the country
Thls tFrdnyj afternoon, commencing at O'Clock, the
beautiful Iaror, Dining Room, Chamber and Library Fur
niturc Ia the dwelling house 1852 Twcntyf street. between
seventh and Eighth avenues, all OF which ~ ncw having
fashionable and elegantly furnished resencehc whole 70
DC pcrcmpory sold for cash consisting o. English Velvet
aud Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood paricr Furnrc
which coyerc in rich silk hrocatc and OF tho best de-
scripdon rosewood Centre ard Pier fables Turkish Chairs
IA blue and gold satin and mcquct Velvet Turkish Lounges
gold and landscape Shades Begeres gIn OF
Louis XIV; rich cvres and Dire den Manel Vases Eque
i'S''e' ' EisEaANT ocThvE !" PiANoFoRTE. a
= MUSIC CABINET STOOL AND COVER cost $40.
Marble top Bureaus richly carved BedstcaGs twenty large
Hair Mattresses Tee-a ae Chamber Suits rosewood;
bronze Checks marble Washsands, Lounges, French and
Spring Seat Chars Rockers BVans, 0t,om;ns Oval Mir
rors superb Beds and Bedding oak Extension Table two
China rich Tea Sets silvcrwnrc Spoons Forks Casters
Ice Pitchers Urns Tea Service ruby aud crystal Cut Glass
of every descrption oak marble top Buffet OAK uas ST.
one Of Wildcs Iron Sales Catalogues al house sale post
- 80 : '' RUSSELL. W. wEsrcorr Auctioucer.
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN & CO., AUCTION
~ ccrsEiegt Household Furniture ut public auction,
the property OF family leaving the city. On q "a day
Friday) Oct. H. at the residence Of Dir Philip Rlnso
as West Sixteenth street between Firth and Sixth
Sale commencing lu o'clock Consisting OF octave
rosewood Pianoore, Stool ard Cover rosewood paror
case. Stanay, on Paintings, Bronzc Vases ctandcers,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rigs iarn Curtains Pier and
Manie Mirrors Cheeks Couches Turkish Easy Chairs Hat
raus Sofas Bcdseads Chairs, Washs;aads, Rockers, "
pair enc Wool Blankets "a pair Linen Sheets and Counter
Beds Corner Stands Toilet Sets oak sideboard Extension
Table, China Dnncr Set solid Sycr Duncr and Tea Ser
vice ivory handled Knives and Forks crystal cut Glassware
incnls. Ais, Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale posi-
tive, rain or shine.
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CITY CODIII EncIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct 17-6P N.
AsIiys-Thc market was unchanged, and small sales OF
both sorts were made at S. %.
BRi:hnsrufrs. -Fiour-Thc MARKET was frm with
good demand from The trade and prices Sc. zoe
per Dbl higher chiefly for shipping grades OF state and
Western extra brands Other descriptions were less
Affected The transactions footed up about 90 600 bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
A UCTION NOTICE.
N LARGE, ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT
SALE,


Friday, October Is, and Saturday, October 49,
We beg To call attention 70 the above large and attractive
sales.
FRIDAYS SALE is exhibition, and ia unusually
large and desirable.
SATURDAYS SALE will contain
Embroiderics-a choice line OF new goods.
Full assorlments Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
BOOTS and SIioES.l20 cases Boots and Shoes an excel
lent assortment and including very desirable line OF mems
Heavy and Fine Boots Just arrived from the East
Catalogues ready on mornings of siie.
WM TOPPING CO., Auctioncers
Nos. and IL Park place and Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
IIENEv II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER-
IL Household Furniture, Paintings Engrnyings Horses
(arriapes Harness Sc.--IIENRY IL LEEDS N co will

ITENEY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT
IL Household Furniture, Paintings Engrnyings Horses,
Carriages, Harness, &c--IlENRY IL. LEEDS co. will
sell at auction Friday, October 49, at l0 O'Clock, at
tura Paintings, Engravip Horses Carisgcs Harness. &C.
being the complete OF gentleman leaving
Europe and removed from his country for convenience
OF aea made order by the best city
Of elegant carved Parlor Furniture suite covered In three
,ornd sik brocadc; carved Centre and Side Tables
match; do Card Tabcs Chars carved Ee-
MAJ bic Encoigneurs Consoles. Pier and Mantel
Mu richly framed. with bases; Curtains and Cornices;
s. Wy psr sy ssa S b pn Dce rice amns.
attachment, seleoicd by professor for the present
owner, and $3.50 Dining Room Furniture of
oak, Buffet Extension Table Chairs suite;
Dining Room Refrigerator Cut Glass and Crystal Ware Din
and Tea Sets the best of Cutlery all in fine order LII
Black walnut Furniture Reading Tables Chairs and
Library bookcases Bedroom Funre Of solid carved rose
wood and nahceany Armorea-iiac, Bcdstcad Bureaus,
Cabinets Washstlnds, all made TO order also beautifully
decorated Cottage Suits serpentne heads and feet richly
gill and ornamcnted; first quality Wion Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpets and Ocoths in ne order; Mattresses, Plowe
aud Bedding Of the finest description, all made 70 order and
fresh Also. number OF fine Bronzes Clocks,
Candciaras and Mants Ornaments in variety Also,
entire Library will be sold Immediately after the furniture,
il galleries. consisting OF about 800 volumes classical and
miscellaneous Standard Works richly bound and carefully
scicccd Also, fine Portrait OF Daniel Webster the last
painting that celebrated statesman by the renowned artist
Chester Harding Also, original copy of Hogarth Works.
complete; copy Of AuduDon's uadrrpeds complete: Col
tons Churches Fndes Gallery, Pyramids Of Gisch aud
public TO the above SALE II IL OF tho
rs quay made order regardless of expense Is In spen
did condition, aud mast positively be sold AZ above without
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fSoSsrAgr.E,s sALE.-By VIRTUE OF SEVERAL
expcnionsT viii expose pubic sale on Friday this
1ny y ncons tie Fixtures OF Frcnch s.estaNrant anu
B6Fr,ou,, Is broad street, W W. hapo' Soaa'aO'e'
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EXCURSIONS.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on STATEN ISLAND
- Fare SIX cents by Staten Island ferry foot Of Whitehall
street. between the Battey aud Souih ferry
every hour from NJ % l.. NJ. tn Gnc Sundays every
har hour Z J.. VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

DLANCIlE.-YoUR NorE WAS RECEIVED, So EN-
ID closed called at the Photographic Ar Gallery, ~
proe way nehr and invested dozen
life portrait visiting cards. gilt edgetthe bes, ever saw
FRANK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

TIENRY IT, LEEDS MISUNDERSTANDING n.
IL LEEDS CO. win seii at auction or Saturday. Octo
her TO- at IL O'clock at the saes No u Nassau street,
the entire Apparatus OF tho celebrated magician Madam
McAistcr comprising containing Mechanical
Tables the celebrated Peacock Harlequin many
other articles appcrtaning to this business list Of the
articles examined store any time previous 10
thu a,fp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18

A UCTiON--RARE CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs
"A AMI dealSrs.-tRTMuR ,. CHAPMAN 4 60, Ane.
Furniture contained in private residence 10 West Twenty.
sixth street. Sixth avenue sale commencing o'clock
Rosewood ailor Sn covered in brocac
wood Pianofore Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Mirrors,
Turkish Easy Chairs covered in tapestry Couches 10 match
Etegcres Centre Tables Lace Curtains, Shades Manel Or
naens Bookcasc Whataot Clocks, Husbands Bureaus,
Bcdsteads Wasands Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather
Eeds Blankets Gounerpaaes black walnut Sofas Rocking
Chairs Tables Corner stands, Ensravngs Paintings Side
board Chandeliers Extension Table, China GLASS; Silver
ware Knives Forks Mirror Table Cloths, Arnchars Gard
and Kitchen Furniture Sale perenp;oy, commencing
al 2 O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-18
nANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIONEER-sAT.Es-
Il II, Rooms 70 NASSAU STREET. BETWEEN FULTON

morrow tSaturiay, At l0 O'Clock large
asa second baud Household Furniture comprising several
rosewood Parlor Suits, In bocael plush solid black wal
~, and rnameisd Chamber Suits Centre Gard and Exea
wsnut ana mahogany Bedsteadr HAIR Mattresses Buffet
o. eaN ana pack walnut marble tops; TeeaTctes Sofas
ersry bookcase soossiana. Corner Racks Haisands
other Garpets Curtains on Paintings. oak Dining boom
Chairs Piano Stools several Occ Desks and Chairs China
Anchor Watch Silver Duplex Watch, and Gold Vest
ing at sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

BROWNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTONEERs-wfLI. SELL
ID Saturday. Oct. TO- ut l0IS O'Clock at saesroom 50
Nassau street large assortment q Household Furniture
consisting Of aror Suits Brnaseis Carpes Chamber rurni
.resses Pillows Ralster. &c Extension Dining Table with
Kitchen Furniture, &c Also lhe collection OIL Paint.
ings some very cnoice articles OF Yftu &c city
ven octave rosewood Panoforte.
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II Household Furniture this (Frilay) afternoon at
ocook az the large dwelling house 100 Wsycrey place. be-
Washington square and Sixth avenue consisting Of
Brussels tapestry and Ingram Carpets, rosewood
Pianoortc elegant Paror Suit consisting of
Chairs Covered IN French SATIN brocaie one do covered IL
and DOORS rosewood Centre and Side Table, Dsmask
and Lace Curtans Bronze Clocks rich China Vases and
covered tapestry reps to match elegant rosewood Bedroom
Su comprising Bedstead, Bureau Washstand C0mmodcs
10 liar Mattresses expressly; Feather
Beds Boosters and Pillows; Blankets mahogany Bedstead,
Chairs Paasses Clocks Mirrors solid black walnut Wash
walnut Dining and Tea Tables Dining Chairs Glass; China
and Silver Ware Table Cutlery three Paror and two Kitchen
Stoves; Ocoth Chandeliers, ~ barrel fine Flour, two
boxes Inc Soap two dozen bottles champagne small
mney Sale positive BY order OF Brady. Attorney for
Mortgage.
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A UcTToN NoTICE.--AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
n those commencing housekeeping to get good Furn
tHreTs day at l49 Eighth street Astr place, az 3
O'clock Enrd's grand action "a octave pianc
fores iron France Pardr suit covered ia silk
do medallion, pieces each; Rockers. Sofa
Tables rosewood and cane seat thairs Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Crockery Glassware and the Furniture
of eight complete, ard everything belonging
Grst class yc story house win sold reserve