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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-11

These medicines have now been before he prbre n.
2 period q thirty years, and during that uus ave
Maintained high character in almost every bau zoe
49,, ~ tlelr extraordinary and immedial. t0EUs
restoring perfect health TO persons suferiaa uBtsrrsr.
y every Kind of disease 10 which he human haaf s
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-11
meHiS, &C., sc.

JOHN CODDlNGTON q co.
Projectors Steam Ferry Boat.
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deacgn' rereifs 20 Ray expenses and interest
W n sn1a tt3S pr@ rs they Will b. able January /,
i~as ~ lay fNln ts ~ te year all charges for
sNfetssu sod t1tsrest, and q 40 60 u principal
tht AnfH may nra b. rcaa nabiF ndugcd that n the
ftt ttAti hc4 ~ ne fgcseHt Hard hc adhered 10,
~ aaa aa4aate o.ls, the day not distant
sbn ~ etnas wiA rcdesm TIE state from debt aud
tMxAtEm.
A me annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Cleveland and sie Railroad. held the lsth inst,
~ Sirvtiaad, The following directors were chosen
iE TIE ensuing yVar "A. Sione Jr., 7. NJ. Kelly,
y Wai, william Case, n. n. Payne. William Cob
hns. James Mics, J. y. johnson, Samuel J. RAN
dall, hantou White, ". ". 6Abcri, c. G. Dennis,
n NY b. parpous The only new member is Mr..
Fas-cns. ~ho takes the place 81 w. u. Beattie, de-
erased a. asubseqnsus meeting Of the Board
NE isiie~lue officers were reelected "A. stone,
Dr., rvsaoni :. Witt. Vice pIesyleni; q. ID. Ely,
sscFrtafy ami Treasurer; a. Hveaghsm, Super
mfrndenl.
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The Slave Trade.
ALLEGED sJAyER--THE BARR AUGUSTA.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

oreifoh. Judge snlptan
AUGUST 19-tniled States us Bars Augastd, Her LdffHg
GcThis case has occupied the attention OF the oouf'
since Tuesday of last week Over twenty witnesses have
been examined yesterday the counse for the respo
tive parties made their closing arguments. Tho facts are
briefly folows:In the month Of January last this yes
returned Sag arhor after unsuccessful whaling
voyage three years duration The Mcssrs cooper
who we're her principal owners, sold her 20 close we ven
ture and she purchased by Mr.. Appleton oaksinhh
account is alleged, of Mr.. Appley, oil Suthod L.
l. She then removed from sag Harbor 10 1rcenlnft,
where she was lifted for her voyage The Marshal % t
became suspicious Of the Aent OF the voyage and
had her carefully watched. On the 2d OF last june
libel having been aod the vessel was seized by the
Deputy Marshal and the present proceedings instituted
mo government sought the condemnation OF the bark
under the acts Of 1894 and 1875 against the slave trade
and the claimants demanded her release upon the aleea
ton that she being fitted for short whaling voyage
The witnesses examined all testified TO the htless
untness Of the Augusta for the alleged voyage and Cap
tain Case, whowas to have been her master, and Mr..
Oaksmith, her agent both testified positively
the innocence of her projected cruise.
Mr. Stewart L. Woodiord, the Assistant United States
District Attorney briefly opened the argument by state
ment oil the facts as claimed by the government and
reference 10 the statutes which the be, was founded
Mr. Sawyer, advocate for the claimants, followed IN an
elaborate argument IN which he claimed the entire limo
cence OF the vessel her owner master and agent and
cited numerous authorities TO sustain his several posi-
ttons.
Mr. woodord then closed behalf of the government
He alluded to the many difficulties besetting proseea
tion Of this nature 10 the skill and secrecy With which
these Shaving proceedings carried and claimed
that where suspicious circumstances attach to vessel
the duty of these connected with her TO show, as
in their power her entire innocence He alluded 10
the disguise Of whaling voyage very frequently
Yesored TO. He commented al some length upon the
sutt and general preparation Of the vessel arguing from
them untness for tho whaling and fitness for the
shaving trade. He concluded with remarkng that he lad
felt 1t his duty make any personal acccs
against any individuals connected with the vessel beev
ing that public justice and his duty simply required
impartial but most thorough examination of all the cir
connected with the vessel On these he asked
her condemnation. The Judge took the papers and re-
eervedh his decision.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were Sic, Ola, O92 OF, and the balances
1898, 1893 SO.
The Boston Daily Advertiser of yesterday has an
editorial article upon the late Treasury negotiation
in which it set forth
The little disposition which has been shown to cues lion
the propety Of making the banks the agents for disri-
bung tho great loan just concluded indicates general
acquiescence in the policy of that step. In any ordinary
case, it would doubt, be better that the ordinary
movements OF these institutions should not DC dis
turbed by extraordinary operations Of this kind AT pre-
sent however it is essential for the the popu
lar loan and for any negotiations in Europen fact,
regard essential for the safety Of the countrythat
The work of raising money should begin with opera
tion large in amount and generous in spirit fairly
rouse the beraty Of the people, and to give impulse
20 the public credit matter it appears 70 us
Of leading State policy that the halo Of shoud
the very outset be thrown around the undertaking of
The government and this end. need scarcely say,
could in way be efectlally answered by
ment on the part OF the great moncyed institutions The
manner IN which the public have received the
rs suicient proof OF the wisdom OF the policy which
prompted it.
The money which the government receives is to be
spent at home il is to go out at into the general
circulation Of the country in payment for services and
merchandise and paid to one it passes quickly to
Others. The movement by which it Is set in melton is
simply mercantile undertaking vast scale which is
10 be confined to limits, and to give our own
peope all its advantages Indeed this s peculiarly true
90 far as New England is concerned for such is the
Of supplies which must be drawn hence, and the
number of our troops now in the field, that the amount
expended by the government in New England s~key to
more than equal what is raised here These consdera
tons coupled with the fact that the balance between
city and New York is heavily in favor Of Boston,
sufficient to ali doubts to the with which
our banks undertake operation TO the extent of
onefourh Of their capital aud onesixth of their loan.
u IS Of course understood that in this transaction tt Is
not supposed that the banks will ultimately be anything
more than the agents Of distribution for the
obligations The Treasury notes are security which has
special claims upon insurance and trust companies and
all who seek for sound Investments for reasonable
length of time. Whenever there Is money ready for an
~ fnfas
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--'nnadan ucHr NeH father hrfneri Win hafN M 800
bbls., a, "a soar sofor extra soashcrn aour Was IN
good request, ant pices ssianed. Tho s,ss embraced
about 300 hbs clasng wisis bs abose range II quo
ias,ns. Rsc GoGr MAS hrm snd M faW DO.
mrnd at our figures, with Sales q $50 btn
Corn meal was STEADY at quo,4inrs, with mcaera,e
saies ~ J.rfcy aud kfais.iyNine az .uf fgafs-
whea, ifsegtlar and the demand hss soiiyc' The
$4,000 hrshss al d % a. 90 tor whf hcntrcky 81 30
Tor good while canadiHn o. - CIR hsndsune amber
Michigan, - ~ ~ ios socd ~htc this, 81 y q %
Io red wes,era 81 22ssi 20 fr oa ao., VI ~
Racine sring o. I5asi ~ Tor sscr wes'era. 81 OF
81 ~ tor Milwaukee, and "a. g. os fr Ccagg sgrax
Corn steady wiih moderate saes, while rereipis
we're heavy The chef demand was Tor export lie
sales fsc;cd up about l25 900 b.shcis al fic sic ar
heated ard SIT s.c sss TOT Eastern mixed, and se
ssc for shipping loss nj Western mixed Rye stesy
with sales 81 200 bushels North at f5e. Oats
stesdy With sales Of Canadian at 2ec 2sc aud cf state
at 81 &c. u DO.
Cafix-TNe MARKET was steady with sales m lois u
eco a 500 bags Rio at latse. a Ice.
CoroS.--rhe market was arm, With sales II 1900
bales closing ON the basis OF iSc alS,ac. Tor md Wing
uplands the latter figure for even iess sp1nefs ik
about 900 bales
Fnsa,auTs --Rstes were sirady Will. engagements
less active. To Liverpool about - 6o0 ~ oao
bushels Of corn Ucre cng@cd Ia s'ips bags, 81 l0i
-four ut .. 6i asked. 10 London . 500 Ibis. nsf
engaged NJ 2s l0i.; wheat was r.i,sed az slad
200 bbis -four engaged fcr Bristol at 2 Cd To
Havre GOO bbs -four were engaged al soc. bark
taken up Tor londonderry n la Ia shiPs bags ior
Hay was selling moderately Cor city use al soc 4sc
for and 5Jc. IA Csc FOR good To prime I'D
MoiAssrs nles embraced COO bhds. Cubss aud rrrto
kiccs al steady prices.
NAVAL s7ohfs.-The sales embraced asoa, . 600 hhs
rosia at 81 u.s. and go bbs. sps.ts sFPrnse
at Fl 60 81 G5 and small bit e 30 bbs reported
at 81 so, which was under the market price
PRovIloNs-pork--lho market exhibited morc buoy
ancy with better demand from the trade. The salos
embraced about 600 bbs, including NJ si6 prime
at $40 aud clear mess at sl5 20 ii5 eta Ref was
quiet bit steady, with sales Of 200 bb, ipeigfnk
at $40 $lI rs for rcpae<cd aud at az sl3 30 Tor
extra. meats hrm With sales II 100 packages
at &c. &C. for shoulders aud 6,4c. 6ic for hafns
Lard was Arm and in good demand with sacs II 500 a
COO bbs. closing Sc. 9t4c. Butter aud cheese
Ia fair demand, while prices were unt hanged.
Rcg-Tle sales embraced about 200 casks, part o.
choice. in small lots, worth &c.
SUGARs.--1he market active and nm with ssles of
Q 200 hhds., chiefly Cubas, and mostly within The range
OF exc. exc. for fair, refining goods aud NJ cc
7ac for grocery grades Included In the sales VAST small
lot $50 hhds) Porto Rico, at &c.
WH,sggY.--sales Of 400 bbls, were made at i7'fc
a TIC.
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KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs AID NAssAr,S y. p.
CLFAror--From New York for Kingston ia. the zNh
day each month The Cleaor leaves for New y0ft
6th Of each month and VIII he due here about the lsh
CoLyMpfA MAEoS--No stated DAVIS Axra Tor
the departure Of the Columbia and Marion fof Hasaaa ha
they viii sal about days, touch ~ Key MC o
I'd and homewnri.
KAkNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau NJ.
the arrival Of ranaft Neu
MArAyzAsFron New York for Naiausas on ne so DAY ~
month From Matanzas the 22i d~e al New loik
the 28sl
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An1efcrs nrd paekgcs Intended for ne sEw yoRK Hsgsp
sIohfd =. serief.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

TINHE ATTENTION OF TAvERNKEEPERS AND LIQUOR
dealers in general is respectfully solicited to the
superior quality OF Hammers fresh brewed ChaYnpapue
Ale This ale brewed fresh at all of the year
and the keeping quality of it, especially Of such brewed
any length Of time Charge Sl2 per hid and SO per bbl
delivered to any part of the city of New York free of
pensc Payment cash on delivery. ORDERS sent to Ham,
mers Brewery, in Harlem, win be attended 10 with de-
spateh 4 u ~.
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CITY comMEmcrxL REPORT.

nnrsapAs, Aasust RAJ ".
An1w.-sman saiss made a, o. IS for poE aud
g. 49, ior I~afi
n1rsprr1s --Ilonr--The market .xhsbned rather
moe buoyaucy, wsis the demand ,siorahly ative
Including parcasss tor export The traasactSnS footed
up about Is cce bb., csng within tho foIcwins range
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IUExRY n. HErrs. IR., AucTTONEER.
Nftffr. At.F GtfE

81 arr, class Groerics, Horse, Wagon, &C.
Ibis day {Fr31y), August -, at 1917 O'Clock a 23s
Bcccscr strest, near tsrmnc, comprising as Coiiee
Sugars, Spires, fckies, Sauces soap, Candies Flour
elcr Vine Liquors, ScEars, Store Fixtures Caniscrs
Mcasuscs Shelving iTon safe Sc Also, Horse, Grocery
Wagon, Harness, &C. ny order Of
SAMUEL LYON, Mort gagee.
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IL No. 70 Nassau street near Fulton street.
hkNfiI A. MATHEWS auctionccr viii sell al auction,
a. saturday,, at i0is O'Clock his stcsroon,
- Nsssap srefi, near fgoa street large and fine
scrtment NJ Hsrechoa Furniture, viz rosewood Parlor
Faits siiN br0catc and push mahogany Suits in hair
tlth, rosewood, mahogany aud walnut marble top Tables
mhy1Any walnut and other BE teads; Hair Mattresses
scx~es, asfie "a hamber suits Wafdrobes Bureaus
Masisiande, sofa Beds Sofas Lounges Arm Rocking and
fafior thaiff haf1ts, stands, Extension Tables
kss and other Csrpcis, &c, &c. Particulars in caa
liguis early On morning q sale
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 NJ. GRIFFIN X co. ,uAUCTf0NEERS
ID E.,v,. st,ra nj ,,,l,t 1,

NJ. GRIFFIN K co. ,.AUCT10NEERS.
a. Elegant Household Funtars at public auction
This day (FRlDAY),
Property OF IA gentleman leaving the city.
Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte rosewood Drawing
Room Suits rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture,
oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings Stuary, rcnzes
&C. at the residence Of H. Blair Chil H. Esq, ~ West
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale
commencing at II O'clock-DrsSing Room Suits, Etc
ceres, Bookcase, Mirrors, Lace Curtatns, Vases, Oil
Paintings Velvet ind BRUSSELS Carpets Extension Table,
Buffet, China Vases Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Ward
robes Hair aud Spring Mattresses Bedseads Commodes,
Wasstands, Ocioth, Stair Carpets, Sofas, Rockers,
Blankets, Bedding &c. Also large assortment Of Base
mcnt and Kitchen Furniture Sale peremptory.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
THURSDAY, August 22-6 P. NJ.

THURSDAY, August ZZ-b 7. M.
There is no change in the money market. The
recent government negotiation and the partial re-
oovery in some branches of trade have created an
Improvement in the demand for money; but rates
have not varied much. Brokers still borrow all
they want at a per cent, and first class short
paper goes at 5 IS.
The foreign exchange market for to-morrow's
steamer was inactive to-day. Bankers ask l071aa
for their sterling bills and $500 for francs. Com
mercial bills are offered at LOT.
The following was the business of the Sub Trea-
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Niles Register Of May 20, 1915, says:-"Treasu-
ry notes are now in demand, and will soon every
where bear premium nearly equal to the amount
of interest that may have accrued on them.'
The following are the portions Of the several
States of the direct tax of $4,000 900 of the year
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I'm Hsxw LAns sufYoLs from Boston for hiragoane.
sprung ri M srokss PR hnA. ihe 2lsi Inst Oh
Cape taA and bre for Boston, where she arrived 2sd
aesss lo, 49, neWsS Id liA,nore from Montcv deo ex
tefsnsd irht winds and foss en the coast.
Hxsf Amsf deity zaurlhar rrpcrenc
srsfberd stpen Thomas sreais, cablu hoy, OF Banore
Died 81 MAJ H. John II Siors cook, aged A., OF Bos
too. Mass
r.RK wtIr.s Jass firm Nssnzss for Fal,aoaih loei
nsaf Nry huia in i<s Gcofgctown Nc sol tons
A.. and VNDed Ia New orleans.
hsnE Man Bsnssr fros lir-ana FOR Falmouth, which
PIT nenada Ia dsreks having completed repairs,
sieafcd D. ins, - resume hsg Foyagr.
prse Batrssoss. from New YORK for Por Prince,
oh pct ante Bermuda n Gsfsss was leaking badly hay
sysn Js~A T. pAY Of aud from Philadelphia before
s's vi, . ss rs, y S no" foS Thew Tic We.
,d ar ~s,a s s hs ~ o ssa Il na S scssssraI%s
have hall a. the NJ saved. lie ed 29h ia is schr
nndep~ndeneel fer The Nrcfk
Llvrprcos. Aae s-Thc Colleen bawn. Burns from sun
In ~ W leked ap ~ te Sind II aud FOR Nrw YORK
ns ~ gne arrived here nom New york and pat The
rainasf on board three mased .chr OF Bdgewaer, for
Liverpool
IN, Of the sovernmep, has rccsn,ly parchsssd
80 fnuss IN addition % ihose nfredy IMPORTED, the
Az mp Bruno, ga tone bu, a, Baltimore ~ l~5o Al
bars Young Rover tat h.onl 80 ions hill AZ Mrdford 10
Ag steamer cly New lok, s7t tons, built Of lobokcn In
1859 AIS propeller pasiilhi as tons hii at New York In
fs' ati AZ ofecr ar 80 tons butt at New York In
i%,-al On teisn not hansp,isd
IN. s, between ibe Nantucket ard Cape Cod Steamboat
Company aars the shr iepaoi PACKET (Which 80 ashore
on rolUck Rip tlgns snr" has been seedhe steam
boat Company receiving 500 salvage. .
The t2hak s;ratcsho, ss5 tons bat a, Portland la 1853
has been sold on private terms
Af..me for hark ~ about 100 tons which sci up
go he tt ma, which was arrested by the hard times
being hnishsd gshs Of men being .! work upon H.
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l7---~>----
BILLIARDS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRUE ANGLING TABI.,s.sSs.
I'D lag Fulton TO No. Ann,
Challenge the world for 81 000
Three Tables Stapleton Landing s. l., by CfIAS LORD.
TNOR SALE CHEAP--A BILLIARD TABLE FULL SIZE
IL in good order, Bassford manufacture, with balls,
cues &c Price 500 Call at the corner of Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue, Brooklyn between and A. NJ.
and 5 and 7P. NJ
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The stock market opened better this morning,
and was moderately active at the advance. Fede-
raj and State stocks were, however, an exception
to the general market Virginas fell off IL;
Georgias, l; Tennessees, q, and North Carolinas,
n, while the new federal skies were also e lower.
On the other hand, New York Central advanced %;
Hudson, e; Michigan Central, /; guaranteed, ~;
Illinois Central, %; Galena, %, and Rock Island,
II. After the board the activity of the market
subsidized. At the second board business was quiet
and the market closed dull at the following quota
t0ns-United States 6's, registered, 1881, 81 q rs
do. 6s, coupon, 1881, s794 SO; do. SIS, 1874, 1871
. 80; Indiana 5's rs II; Virginia 6's, 5l1a 81;
Tennessee 6's, 42s4 q; North Carolina 6's, SO a
GO; Missouri 6's, Az a AZ; Pacific Mail Steamship,
Tl% 7234; New York Central Railroad, 7I1S a
rs Erie, 251 Il; Hudson River, SO n; Har-
lem, lO4 IL; do. preferred, "a 2511a; Reading
S5A "a; Michigan Central, Az 4211aa; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, IS rs do. qua
ranteed, 2s1a 20; Panama, los lO7; Illinois
Central, 6414 "a; Galena and Chicago, IS q
n; Cleveland and Toledo, 20 a; Chicago and
Rock Island, s911 a "a; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, SO AGO; Illinois Central bonds, U.s. s934 a
80; Delaware and Hudson Canal, SO o "a; Penn
sylvania Coal, rs II.
In 1912, "to meet any possible cxigency from
transient failure Of adequate supplies to carry on
the war; it was resolved TO issue certain notes from
The Treasury Department, to the amount of about
$5,000,000, bearing an interest of s. and % per
centum per annum, payable at the Treasury one
year after the date of their respective issues, and
receivable in all payments to be made to the United
States.' Previous to the 4th of December, 1872,
the sum of $3.50 900 was contracted for by tine
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<~,ox-rAnff-s suR-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECtJ.
III I n-trAa-r M AI,- ,rfi SCH at auction On, Fri

" trn--'gtSr WATTS will sch at auction, on Fri
day AaFast - al 10 oclSk at the salesroom % West
Broad xay .gr Of trOokcry and Glassware
comprising ncsuters, Tumblcs, Coblcts, Water Pitchers,
SUGAR ftwls. Batter Dishes Lamps Plates Dishes Toilet
s~s ichnrs, cups, sauceis, Bowls, Tea Trays in fact
everything f0aad first class retail store y order of
REUBEN &. MILLS Constable.
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4 UCrIoN NOTICE
IA BOOTS AND SHOES, SOFT HATS, ETC.
We will include In our sale this day (Frday). August
49, and will sell at i21 O'Clock,
100 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
al new goods received direct from manufacturers, and
comprising an unusually desirable assortment.
Also
60 CASES SOFT HATS,
Of good and saieabe qualities and Styles all we'll worthy
the attention Of all buyers Of these goods Catalogues
aud goods are now ready.
WIN. TOPPING h Co, Anctonecrs,
Nos. and IL Park place, and No. Murray street.
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IlRnMNr 4 NIrnoLs. AucTIoNEERs GRAY MARE,

DROWNE a NICHOLS, AUcTIONEERs-GRAY MARE,
ID Wagon and Harness. day, Friday, August %,
q, oc,0ck, IN front of saesroom, IS Nassau street,
very nnc gray Mare ljii hands high, years old, war
ranl sound kind and gentle, stylish and prompt driver
an day mare together with city built WAGON and Har
60 be Sold without Also FIRST rate Rock
away. a Watson Wagon. English Phac,on, Ford 8
three foIfihs TrcitiDg Wagon, sporting Or Fishing
Wagon. three no top Wagons.
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A UCTTON NORTHUMBERLAND OPPOKTU-
"A nifty to purchase Household Furniture at auction
sale commencing at o'clock this day, Friday at the
large mansion hosse 10 West Twenty sixth street.
Sixth avenue, vz-Rosewood and mahogany Sofas, Rock
crs Chairs Tables, Bookcase, Etegeres, Bureaus Bed
superior instrument Mirrors, Curtains, shades Clocks
Vases, Paintings, Hair Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Chandeliers, China Tea Sets Slverware, Also
large assortment Of basement and Kitchen Furniture
Sale commencing at O'Clock precisely.
MAYNARD Il CO., Auctioncers.
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DRowyn NICHOLS, AuCrIONEERs.
August "a, at lOn O'Clock, at our salcsrooms, 35
Nassau street large sale Of second hand Household Furn
ture, very elegant consisting OF rich Velvet Tapes
Furniture in suits, covered with brocatel satin and
plush superb French plate Mane! and Pier Mirrors Or
Inou Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures, rosewood and maho
gany Bookcases Library Tables and Chairs, solid rose
wood black walnut and nah my Bureaus Wristbands
and Dis'cads Straw Mating. Mattresses, Feather Be1s,
lrterx aud Pillows Faiiiasscs &c oak Sideboa-ds, Ex
cnrion Tables Dining Room Chairs IN morocco; Lace and
bfssie Window Curtains and shades, Oiloloths and
Sar Rods also ra,en, Rcfrigcrators and Kitchen Furni
,ure. Catalogues ready early Saturday morning. Also
very ne nreprooi Safes, made by Patrickand Her
ring, and n quantity q Office Furniture.
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FENHOMAS VETrCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7l BROAD
/ way. Mortgage sale OF Mo,its SC, on Friday, Au
gas 49, at 10A at 19I AID 1913 Chrystie street, con-
sisng Of large lot Of Carved Wood Moulds Iron Box
o.namentng; Presses Benches, Glue, Whiting, &C.. &C.
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q h J. BOGART, AUCrioNEERS.- Az
-. gust "a, at 1os O'clock at she auction rooms No
North William street. large assortment Of Rosewood
and mahogany Parlor Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture,
Carpets, Mirrors &c.
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The income aoeoua. for Ihs ysns isea v.,--

""H"H NHt tHtNBV f1tlIFVNN " Fk"NFFNV HVHA
Halctt's European and AmericAa Clrcuisrs-
The ncome accoaat fCr thf yeas ison wAa,--
Me- ff ~ 1ssg,fsssefsl
Passenger ear larE t'si go OFfra esI ftgf
Freight Do. osl 90 ini L. ~ a8iagAlo
NAL and other do. Is.sl0 D. IT " - ssest Hao
tat Frh tae. % iNV 80
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