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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-11-08
DIED.

In Lowell, Oct %, Geo. B. Harding, aged y
years
In Lowell, oct. 3, Geo. Works, aged 20.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

While engaged in laying out all of his com
9ettors in harness making, he will still continue
q please his customers with Boots and Shoes Of
hC best quality.
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October 80, lssl-i5ws
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SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF NEW LRNl,

THE subscriber offers for sale in quantities to
L suit purchasers,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TUESDAY. August &c ?. NJ.

TUESDAY, August &c p. M.
Congress adjourned to-day, having passed the
most important financial measures ever adopted
by our National Legislature. OF their effect it is
vet too soon to speak; most of them are expert
ments. 1t is impossible to say what may be the
success of an appeal to the people for a national
loan nor can anything be predcated with certainty
with regard to the popularity Of the small Urea
sury notes. It ID known that Congress, guided by
the advice of politicians instead Of fnanciers has
30 tied Mr.. Chases hands that he cannot sell seven
per cent bonds below par, or offer more than
Z $40 interest on the bulk of his Treasury notes.
This will Of course prove serious difficulty in the
way Of negotiations; it is to be hoped, however,
that it will not prove fatal One thing is certain:
the financial measures of Congress render it i'm.
perative on the ot ers Of the army to be uniform
~ successful The $3.50 900 900 loan act practi.
cally euacts that our armies shall never lose bat
tie; for one single battle lost would render
that act imperative, and Mr.. Lincoln could
not get dollar to carry on the war. This
feature of the act, and the experimental
character of other measures adopted at the extra
session, will naturally foster feeling Of upeasinsss
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-Causdan aour was in moderate demand, while the
market firm The sales embraced 500 a 600 bbs at
81 a. and 81 50 for extra brands Sonthcra -four was
toeably active and new in good domestic demand The
sales embraced about 500 bbfs, closing within
Tho range Of The above quotations.. Rye hour was
steady at our figures, with saies OF 275 bbls
with safes Of 100 bbs and 800 do uarshs ca!orc at
81 S. atoat WheatReceipis Continued to be limited
prices again Grmer, and the demand chiefly for
export The sales embraced about 60 600 bushels at 81 20
81 ri for red Delaware, CSC. 81 % for Racine
spring 81 % for white Canada, 81 % 81 20 for white
Michigan 81 20 81 81 for white OHIO s2c $50 for
Ch,cago sprng good to prime quality 81 OF for club
do s5c ST 05 Tor Milwaukee club 81 06 81 Us for am
Der Iowa 81 10 81 IL for red Western, part TO arrive
soon Ioru without charge OF moment. while the
sales embraced 100 900 bushels partly for shipment east
ward and part export at 4oc c for heated ana soft
42c a5c for Eastern, As NJ. Acc. for prime shipping
Western mtxed and ACC. fen Western yellow Oats were
10 good request ana prices r With SAFES OF Western at
ale 32c and Of State At 81 Nc n 80 nc
CorrEg The market hrm, with sales OF 900 bags
at l3c I5c $50 10 st Domingo at 14hc. HXc.,
cash, and 100 bags Marscaioo 1870
C0rTox The market continued DIm. while sales EN-
braced 900 bales, clos ng the basis Ct 1910 lsc
for mlddling upands Some small selected lots were
quoted at higher figure than 17c 1t is dinict 10 say
what tbs stock some estimates pace Al Is 600 bales
while Others Tx 1t at ,010
FREiGgTs Engagements active at the recent con
for Liverpool To- which port they
gated aboI. 80 900 100 900 bushels Of corn aad wheat
ipcid,ng the former at sXd n SKA in bik and bags,
aud wheat at SKA a9Hd ,n bulk aud SHIPS Lays, chiefly
At S%d 9i4d Flour was at q Sd To Iordon about
20 900 80 900 bushels were engaged at sxd shps'
bags, and 200 bbls Hour at Is lGd q Is lOhb, aud
500 do. Mt Is Cd Two Austrian vesses were taken up
tor Cork aud market at Va M for grain; ashp
engaged for Havre NJ sc for wheat and al zoe Tor
Hour; another small one reported NJ 11c the former
figure the prevailing rate An American vessel was
taken up for Hull a. Id for wheat Ia stps bags The
American ship Harriet Evans, put upon the Eagle me
for Rotterdam, rs III port
HAY-The and for shipping was rom.utl nj h0c
while good old tor CITY Ise he'd at I0C T5c per
100 lbs.
NAVAL sroRrs The market was arn aud stocks re-
Sa # of adr at
50 81 IS OK, 900 bbs common do. At s. aud $50
bbs spirits tutpentine at s5c Crude .osin nominal
al 81 asked.
PROVISIONS --pork-Thc market without alteration
While the sales embraced about 800 600 bbs at SIS Is
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MILITARY.

4 MERlCAN STAR GIARp Ar \ SPECIAL MEETING
N Of this company, held AZ the Adrisc on The even.
lHg ~ The 9Th iDsi he following preamble and feso
tons adopted
Whereas, In Tho sudden providence Of Almighty Cod
our freud and companion, Jacob A. Andersen las
been card away tom earthly scenes and asspciailOns
Resolved That Ia Tue recent wal Of JACOB A. An
derson who al the time OF MS ed Offices Of
First Lieutenant ami Treasurer the American star
Guard have sustained loss which deeply depore
and that the vacancy occssoned thereby cannot be
reilllcd
Resolved That we do give expression to high
OF his valuable abors performed with and among and
that we regret TO be called and suddenly
to part with one who was bent upon promising bright
career, and TO be obliged 10 rclinqush cur hold upon
such assistance was by him rendered
Resolved, That we cordially sympathize with lhe pa
rents OF deceased In their mourning The loss they
have experienced in the death of their son.
Resolved, That copy Of the foregoing preamble aud
resolutions duly authent he forwarded to the
rents OF deceased and that they be published the daily
papers. WILLIAM DODD, Chairman.
.nnN c. STEWART. Secretary
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$40 Cor $s 10 for thin rs for and sll
for prime Beet Wa y good request ar .rmer, w''h
sales of 800 DOS at w 20 ST 26 ios pacA mess at
St2 si3 for extra heei htms were - tdY t Si| sl5
Cut meats were quiet, with sales OF 40 u az &c. for
shoulders and &c a 6isc for hams iarl was steady,
though less active. with sales or 100 bhls al $40 94c
Butter aud cheese were IN FAR demand AZ unchanged
prices.
RCe -Salea embraced $50 ca'Ss at =, &C.
- CARS were firm arl ant Cor -ome kinds about
sc hgher rates were obtained TIE saes embraced about
5000 hhts Included the sales we're small lots % good
10 PRIME Porto Rico vi 1c c Xhe ROMAN ier cons
ed OF Cuba at full prices.
Mn!sKEY was sleady. WIN sa.es u 500 hhls az lie.
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CITY COM MERCIAL REPORT.

1
ASs-The sales embraced about SO btis Of pearls at
S. 37X, and 70 do. pots at s. 25
BKrApsrurYs -Flour-The market was frmer for State
and Western brans, and common grades closed at an
advance Of about &c per Dbl The sales embraced
about 70 600 bbs chiefly TO the home trade and for
port within the following range Of prices The recent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
COMPANY II, SIXTH REGIMENT, N. Y.sM.
~ SPECIAL. ORDER

NEw YORK. August 9, 1851
The members Of this company are hereby directed Ia
assemble at Centre Market, citizens dress and military
cap, Thursday, August g. at 10 O'Clock A. M bust
connected with The pay. All members having mus
kes IN their possession belonging to the regiment d.
rected to deliver them the undersigned on or before
the above mentioned time, the value thereof will be
deducted from the pay. BY order of
Captain B. SCHWARTZ.
WlsEI. ORDERLY
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SALES At AUCTIcv.
MORTGAGE SALE OT
MAGNlF!CkNT MOlSkllOLn ELkNlIuRE.

MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
: III wednesday, afternoon, AT O'Clock precisely
Comp sing tar beautiful ana costly furniture acd in
inc large dwelling house 1872 West Twenty 6st street.
near SN enth avenue the whole for absolute peemp
tory SAFE rain shine, consisting OF English Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paor Furniture
suite comprising three full suits richly carved, all of
winch are covered in rich six hrocael and OF The brs
description; rosewood Centre and Per Tables Turkish
Cha'is IA bae aud gold satin and ooquet; panask and
Lace Cnr'Rns Velvet and rurssh Lounges, Mantei and
Pier Mrrors hne rosewood Fiegeres, rich Sevres ANT
Dresden Maniel Vases, bsquc Figures, arlor Ornaments,
&c.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE plANOFoRTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STO0f AND COVER.
Elegant Bureaus Beisteads, twelve Hair Mattresses,
chamber SUITS in rosewood, Bronze Clocks spring seat
Chairs, Mirrors, Beds Bedding oak Extension Table, two
So Bedstcads rich Cut Glass OF every description, Silver
Ware Forks spoons Ice Pitchers, Urn Casters Tea Ser
vice, marble top Buffet Ocoth, rich Chandeliers, &c.
Sale positive, ram or shine
r. W wESTCOrr, Auetoaeer.
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VAIN WRITER'S AUCTloNEER-WIiL SELL, THIS
w day at TO- O'Clock at 504 Canal the stock
nxturcs &c. Of Liquor store Counters, Liquors a.so
lot Of Household Furniture, sc.
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To THE EDITOR or rHB HERALD

To THE EDITOR HERALD
In the annual repos; Of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad published in edition Of yesterday
ii is stated that the Peoria and OQraka Railroad Company
owed them for advances I'VE hunired and sixty eight
thousand dollars Now sir, this is false The Peoria md
Oquska Railroad Company never received any such
an amoHht from the Chicago and Darlington
Railroad Company II Is true that made loau OF
them $3.50 600 IN 1854 but upon iair account
ing doubt dollar is due them On the contrary he.
licve they will be found in debt the Peoria AID Olpaka
Railroad Company. woutl here most respectfully sub.
NIT portion Of my report TO the stockholders Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
A UCION SALE or
n ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

A UCTION SALE-THS DAY, AT I0ls O'CLOCK. AT
"A 1859 Tenth street. Broadway one elegant Piano,
With splendid tone and fnish cost $500 rosewood Paror
Suits rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits Rockers,
Looking Classes mahogany and maple Chairs, Tables,
Brussels and ingram Carpets and everything that belongs
70 n first class house. Sale positive. f .-. I4
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in the pu5.ic mind until Congress meets again in
December next.
The following is a comparative statement OF the
exports exclusive of specie) from the port of New
York to foreign ports for the week and since
January =
1859 1850 1861
For the week. 81 ,56I, sSS 1881 -4 225l O35
Previously reported 81 01 50695 2s3 "A Og3 sGS
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l2 isl 6s6 "a, and the balances
$3.50, 1856 l6.
The City Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of four dollars and fifty cents per share,
payable on the 18th inst.
Robert T. Haws. City Comptroller, is still offer
ing at par per cent bonds of the city of New
York, redeemabIe on the LIST of july 1862.
Annexed is the specie list by the Fulton
Marie h Co $40 J. JOurhade's Son .. 81 sos
II. Sauter h wierum 400 Wakenaa, Dimon & Co 5 500
II. u. BroOkman Co. 1900 -
Tappan Sarbuck.. 1900 Total. .......... SIS 2I7
The amounts at the several repositories subject to
the draft of the Treasurer Of the United States ON
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WM Writers, AuCl1ONEER--WIIL SELL, THIS
wv DAY, al O'Clock, at asa Canal street, Sofas, Sofa
edsteads Rocking and other Chairs, Centre Dining aud
Tea Tables Mirrors Bookcase Curaini Piano. Gas Fix
lures tapestry Three ply and other Carpets, Olcoths,
BEDS, beading, Bureaus, China, Glass and Soneware,
Dning Room and Kitchen Furniture, Counters, Tables,
Store Fixtures show Cases.
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COMPANY E, TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK

~ State Militia
August 6, 1851
Order No l5-The members Of This company arc hereby
notified to appear at tho armoy, Thursday, the 9Th
inst, between the hours Of nine and twelve A. NJ and
three aud i've p M TO make the company officers
all property in their belonging 10 the United
States government or to the regiment As the pay roll
cannot be made out I'll after the above been
made IL is urged upon every member to be prompt. BY
ord .r Of H. w. RYAN, Captain.
l.. e. WILSON, First Sergeant.
TIEADQUARTERS FIFTH REGIMENT N Y. s. N.
III New York, August s, 1861.
REGIMENTAL ORDER.
This regiment will parade Wednesday, August 7, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, in field uniform, fully armed and
equipped without knapsacks and Overooats to be
tered out OF the service OF the United States
Rcgimcnta line will be formed in Bond street at 945
A. NJ right broadway; aed and staff will appear dis
mounted and report 70 the Colonel at No. 20 Pond street.
at 40 A. N.
Non commissioned stat and Geld music will report 70
the Adjutant at $40 A. The companies will be on the
parade ground precisely at az A. n. BY order Of
COLONEL c. SCHWARZWAEIDER, commanding.
PAUL FRANK, Adjutant.
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rUyO T.tT--PARTLY FURNISHED OR UNFURNISlIED,
the large House, 33S5S No. IL West Sixteenth street.
near Fifth avenue, with all the modern improvements.
For particulars apply 10 y. TWEEDY l26 Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

TUyO VARNlSH AND OIL FACTORS
CHAMBERS 4 FAlRCHiLD, AUCrIONEERS
Office No ll3 Nassau street,
Will sell on Wednesday, August :,
At I? O'Clock at Vanderpools varuish factory, foot 81
Thirty rst street, East river all the splendid fixtures OF
that well known establishment consisting Of sixty Varnish
Cans, Of $50 gallons capacity each painted red with GIT
bands cost $40 each also Copper kettles u all sizes Iron
Safes Office Furniture. one Express Wagon, Lumber,
Ropes aud many useful articles the hne Sale positive
for cash Goods 10 be removed immediately as he pre-
misses are let
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ryNO IET-A SMALL. FAMILY, DESIRING TO LIVE
/ economically, can And Room second floor,
with two Atucs in healthy and pleasant neighborhood,
by applying at 500 Washington street, Water ON same
floors
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rINO HIRE OR PURCHASE-HOusE OR COTTAGE
furnished If possible, pleasantly situated sn sails
water say Sound Long Island Shrewsbury river
with fishing and shooting facilities. Address, with full
particulars, r. W. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

yTyO LET OR LEASE-CHEAP, A COUNTRY HOUSE,
i with four Of land and outhotscs half mile
from Willamsbrldge, on the Harlem Railroad, twelve
miles from the city. Inquire at 10 ahd Is Cham6en
street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A SSlGNEE'S SAIE--OF FANCY GOODS, YANKEE
"A Notions, &c--A. NJ CRISrAIAR. aucti"neer viii sell
Friday, August at 10 O'Clock al 81 vesey st. large
and extensive stock comprising Silk, Kid and se Thread
Gloves; Wooen and Cotton Hose and Stockings poreon
naes, Retcules, Lace Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Bind
ing Combs, Brushes Perinmcries WOollen Goods Pocket
Knives Scissors, and large and general assortment of
other goods too numerous 70 mention BY order Of l..
Saunders, assignee 81. 'i s.
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TTNO LET-AT VERY LOW RENT, A SECOND FLOOR,
i furnished, 1t for housekeeping Also Room and
bedroom, fu nshed unfurnshed No IS West Eleventh
street, near Firth avenue. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A UCTlON NO11CE-BuRNHAMS FURNITURE FIX
IA press and Packing Establishment, Ill ana ll3 West
Eleventh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues House
hold Furniture boxed and shipped u all parts OF the world
Large covered Wagons for removing Furniture into the
country. Furniture stored. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

YyYO LET--TTIE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE M
Il Broadway, between Twenty ninth and ThlrLieth
street gas and Croon water through the house Rent
$500 a year. Possession Immediately, Apply toJ ".
COLLINS, l.lo3 broadway, corner OF Twenty seventh
street. ~ tt ""st" .-'
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tk 90 REWARD. STOLEN, LAST EVENING, FROM
nLU the house No % West Twenty seventh street,
lot o silver consisting Of desert forks, marked W. O.
:" IL teaspoons, "I r.. - table spoons, ". C. f. )"
with and motto wi ct Industrial table SPOONS
en- h." :" J H. :" butter knives, W. C. ~ sugar
tougs, G. - sugar dish and milk bowl The sugar
dish and milk bowl old fashioned and their loss viii b
greatly regretted having been the gift Of adeceased friend,
more than from their intrinsic value For the recovery OF
the articles enumerated the above reward will be PAD.
anbrokers other persons TO whom they may oe oHer
eli Tor sale particularly requested TO stop them ano
send information as above. New York, Aug o, 1901.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

VJVO IET-A ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, At $40
3ro0me street, opposite tho Wcscheser House, suit
able for millinery any other light business two win
dows front and back. Furniture for sale. Possession
given Immediately.
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CLOTHING.

A TTENTION.-LADlES AND GENTLEMEN WISHING
~ dispose Of their cast of Clothing Furniture, Car
pets, &., will receive the best price in the city, 10y call
ing addressing ~ Abrahams 233 Seventh avenue, be-
tween Twenty fifth aud Twenty sixth streets Ladies NJ
tended by Mrs. AbIalIams. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

ITO LET-IMMEDlATE POSSESSION--TTE THREE
l story brick House IA Twenty fourth street near
Madison avenue. House in good order. Rent low Ap.
ply 10 W. II. LUSH, 292 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07
A NJ. MERwIN, AUCTiONEER
IA by BANGS, MERWlN h co
Irving Buildings, 594 and 500 Broadway
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,

IA by BANGS, MERWlN Il co
Irving Buildings, 594 and 500 Broadway
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
August and 8, at ~ O'clock,
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF VERY CHOICE BOOKS.
Mostly Of the best English editions fine condon, aod
bound In morocco, calf and half calf comprising History
VOYAGES and Travels, Biography, Poetry, the drama,
Bellies Iettrcs, Arts and Sciences, FiCtions, &C.
4 UCTTON SALE or
IA ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
y. d. CAULKINS, AUCTlONEER,
VIII sell this day "wednesday. August a. II O'Clock
A. NJ. the entire magnificent rosewood Furniture, &c /,
contained IN the five story residence No. els West Four
teenth street. Eighth avenue all of which Is In per
feet order and will be sold positively and peremptoriy
without reserve. Parlors dining aud chambers
elegantly furnished including three splendid arlor SUITS
In rich brocatel magnificent rosewood Panoforte solid
pearl keys and beautifully inland, massive carved legs,
&c also heavy carved rosewood Centre and Side Tables
rosewood Eegerc Of the Hst order Parties who wish
hrs class Furniture will have opportunity Of exam,n
description can be given IN an advertisement Sale posi-,
tive, rain or shne ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

yJ,o IEr-ON STATEN ISLAND, A HOUSE, CONTAIN
ing ten rooms, with four lots OF ground, situated on
Fort hill Second avenue, Ave minutes walk from Quar-
antine landing good view OF the bay.
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REV ARDS.

Dis = REWARD. LOST, FROM 229 WEST TWENTY
IDeO second street, small Black and Tan Terrier Slut
10 tho name Of TDcy; has scar over the efl
eye and has been injured the oins The above reward
VIII be paid for her return.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

TVNO lEr-THE STORE, BASEMENT AND CELLAR OF
Is Spruce street each floor about 90 feet deep cap
TAI location for grocery, leather paper trade Rent
moderate Apply TO JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

TTNO LET-AT NO. 10 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, FOUR
i doors west OF Broadway, two large Rooms, on the
second oor and very fine Basement suitable for ply
stefan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

MOR REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASNtD -
nLe) Lost In Third avenue railroad car, on TUESDAY
InornIug between az and O'Clock, patent lever 9ot0
Watch H. l. Tobias maker, No. 80, o3o The nnder wiz
6f and Forty sixth srees aud receive the above re-.
ward. t...
N, - n REWARD LOST, DIAMOND BREASTPN,
NC() single stone Whoever will return the same
4" Cauan Waterman Of Canal and Varck streets,
will receive the above reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

POSITIVE PLACE FOR LADIES AND GENTS &c
n secure full value for their cast on Clothing, Fur
nure Clrpcts &c. BY cali ne addressing Il Har.
rs 1853 Bowery, opposite Great Jones street Ladies at
tended by Mrs Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

~ GORGE COOK, AUCTIONEI.R MORTGAGE SALE
NJ of fine Furniture. THIS day at II O'Clock, at store
IA broadway very large stock u nrst class Furniture,
removed for convenience OF SALE viz --Parlor Suits,
Chamber, Library and Dining Room suits, elegant Etc
ceres, Ladies' Secretaries, Armre Glaze, Bedsteads,
Bureaus Wardrobes, Bookcases, Bullets Desks, Antique
Chairs Japanese Tables &c Catalogues at sale and sale
positive for each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

THO lET-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. PARTIALLY FUR
hished in elegant style, with immediate possession
Mt moderate 70 responsible party. Apply 70 DR..
lLGHrH!ll 81 st. Marks place between IL and 2 r N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

DROwNE AND NICHOLS, AlCTlONEER s.--TfiuRspAY,
ID August 8, at lO O'Clock, at the saIesroom, No IS
Nassau street, large sale OF second hand Household Fur
nture, Brussels, velvet and ingram Carpets, and stair
Carpets; Parlor, Dining room and Chamber Furniture,
Mirrors, Wardrobes, Bookcases Etageres Bucts marble
top Centre Tables Extension Tables Mattresses Beds
Bedding, &c Also, one OF Stenway's celebrated seven
octave overstng Pianos Ope Of arinores ditto, and
OF Broadhead's upright grand action ditto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

NNTANrEb 10 PURCHASE--A GOOD SECOND HAND
w rosewood Plano price to exceed 500 Address,
giving particulars of Instrument, with name Of maker W.
H., box 100 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

@ & j BOGART, AUtTf0NEERS ON THURSDAY,
D. August 8, at 10 q O'Clock, at Goulds stables cor
Of Fortythrd street and sixth avenue, by virtue Of
bill of sale, two Coaches and one Brett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-07

A LARGE ORDER. 50 900 WORTH OF CENT EMEN'S
n oGCothrg wanted for the California market--
Gentlemen will pay City per cent more than any other
dealers Also ladies' silk, woocn and muslin Drcssesi
the highest prices guaranteed paid, by calling ~ or adj
dressing the establishment OF b. hiNTz i3i S'xtp
avenue corner Of Tenth street. Ladies' attended TO BY
Mrs Mntz
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TTNO, LEr-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD
l. order, conveniently and pleasantly located IN the
upper part Of the city, with and Croton coDvennces
Apply on the premises 20 West Fifty fourth street Rent
$500 per annum. f . .-..,. .+