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The New York herald., 1862-09-06
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following q comparative statement VI the i'm.
ports Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week end
ing September and since Januaryl L.
Entered ter a. the port. s2asssss sss 5 so1 aisS se2
Thrown on market. 2,s4S,42o l,lls,o63 2,lsa,47s
Entered At the port s5 5o5l sss ss 500 a7a
Thrown on market. 7s,466ss9 s3oos,o3l 49, 10s 5oe
by the above statement viii be seen that the goods
entered at this port the past week. well as the amount
thrown upon the Market largely in those
for the same period last neary equal heavy
mporstions for the time in 1850 The aggregates
since the st Of January Inst also exceed the
time last year though still materially below those
for the time IN 1Se0 " the goods entered for co
sumption, manufactures Of wooens amounted $3.50 s52,
cotton do to $z1osOl silks 70 s5l4 fax $ls7l11
and micclsneous articles to S1l2 363 Total 2045 2I9
Ihee fair business during the last
wc1 but the feeling N view of draft,
tended TO check operations There few buyers
from the East, and some from tho Northwest, who were
strctions on the absence Of men Liable military duty
from States where drafts pending has, no doubt,
snoed 20 keep many nefcnsnM 2. nome untI after The
promises well while tie prices Of goods the man both
foreign and domestic, are well sustained. Cotton domestic
goods were somewbat Irregular but in the main hrmer
and higher than they were fortnight SINCE and the
cent heavy advance In cotton expected TO tend
some further embarrassment 10 prices Army goods were
by Tho eis o the to Ak prices for clothing
above which u viii not receive bids. Sky blue kcrscys
Heavy brown shStings and shrtings held at 2sc
light 22c heavy she eetings were selling at 23c
Brown drills nj 30c cash bIsaohed blues were
quiet and nominal Cotton Hannek were al 3Oc., with
fair business Brown jeans in good government
mand. Stripes, ticks and denins held above the
views OF buyers. Printing cloths OF 6%x64 were god
dcmand at l0kc. PitnM wore nrmer and In better de-
mand. with ao upward tendency in prices Fancy casi
mercs were d1 satinets fair request and rather
nrmer shaws were IN good demand. Dsaiues were
active at 2c. 22c AL kinds Of nannels IN good
request Foreign goods firm for most descriptions,
with steady business doing New styles OF recent Inn
portaons were In lcss request which embraces both
dress goods, ribbons, &c. Linen goods were hrm All
suitable for for bags met with ready
sales NJ full prices.
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q 81 2s tor amber do: lhs inside figure for sot),
s. 81 n 81 IS fos red Western, 81 Sc q 81 ~
aaoes amber ao;, m;,. ane q as q 81 tOr eoed .
good request with aales q 10000 bushels port.ca
= arss a.. ssd good part Oh tho spot n p,or.rass
a9e ier rsstern ofders aud a Zoo sic. tOf good as
Sesern mixed ios snipment, Eye Vas tgp, bls Ques.
q 100. SIC for Wastern end state Barfey-9he nrsf
feucit OF STATE mas offered day by Messrs Delaa
~ simmons The qaaIity was san rs judges 10 be
COR vf Tine market was steady, but quiet
coneas was trln, and sIlisAsd AFTER the foreisn
aplnds, asth none 70 be bad fs coso under tas c
side figure.
sREianls--Fates were trnasr WITH fsir deman, oaef
ing while easagomen,s wore moderate To IAysspoo
35 zoo a 1890 bushels Of wheat were engaged ~
I4d in bulk and bags Zoo bbs, hour AZ As. Ic 4.G
don "A 900 bushels Of wheat at l5d in ships bage
1906 bbls lour al As Cd. TO Glasgow 200 bbs neur a,
As. 81. Three foreign vessos--one Danish brs--for
Cork and market or direct port in ireland, at $50. 4
Swedish brig for Newport, with corn, at lSd and duY
at As An Amersan vessel to Glasgow, at, iSd In bulk
and bags.
HAY-Ihe market was stoady, with sales Of NoriA
river for shipment 1t Toc &c., and for city uso 1t 7Sc
MoLAssE-A sale Of 80 bbls New Orleans was made As
Psovrmoss.-posk-The market was nrinsr and higher,
white fair and emb braeed 700 obs. NJ $ll 62
quiet but steady with sales Of zoo bbs $i3 Is $14
Beef hams were unchanged, but steady; - bos were
reported ut $i6 Cut meats were in good request with
SALES Of 2so packages u 4ac for shOudsrs and
moderate demand with sales of 500 packages 70
ported At 9.c 10c., the latter figure for choice But
ter and cheese in steady request and prices sss
tained t.f
sUoARs-Ths market was steady with sales Of aboua
14OO hhds good part Of which comprised New Oriens,
at $50 0c, and at 10c 10xc, the latter figure fW
fair qualities clarified. and some lets OF Cubas at ub
changed prices 50 hhds Porto Rico brought shc., and
3ss boxes a. p t.
TOBAcco-Ihe demand for kentucky ID quite brisk and
pricos still tending upwards. Manufactured Is selling
freely at advancing prices Tho sales 566 hhds Ke,
lucky at III &c Gle. SO bales YaTa at ll0 Gus a.
Seed;eaf at 10c. l6c.
WHsKEr Sales OF 400 bbls. were made Of State aac
Western al sc. S2Iac.
WooI--Ihe market has been active as last aeek
the from the seat OF has contributed somew"
TO this depression, but can only be Temporal s s ss
quantity Of wcol be wanted for governneut g|'s
Domestic woods in good request at full quoted eeA
The sales 90 bales Fast India at &c. 40c lC0 Ses
Peruvian at 27c 200 bales Syrian and Smyrna a; rrise
terms. 800 baics washed Devonshre price not a4isa
ed Some sales OF Cape at &c. a33c from second hcs,
and 100 bales merno price no. given
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Personal Intelligence,

Col. Percy, of the British Army; Alfred J Bloor, Of
Washington John I. Edgar, United states Consul at ST.
Thornas, r. H. J Goddard, OF Providence r. L. and o.
H Burrows, Of China, are stopping at tho Brevoort
House.
The following wore among the arrivals at the Metropo
Titan Hotel yesterday W. Il. Rowey, OF General
Grants staff Lieut. james W. Piper Of the United states
Army s. b. Kellogg, Of ST. Louis; Ira Murdcck, Of Wash
ngton; c. Green, of Owego; ID. Robb Of Illinois, J. 4.
Hatcher, Of St. Paul, and j. B. Dubois, of Buffalo.
Senator Harris, Of Albany; Ira Harris, Jr., Of the
United States Navy;J. w. Fuller, Of Troy:A. W. Mund
Of Watertown; G. II. Wayland and wife, OF Waterbury
Conn John Msgee. Of Bath, n y s. Barnes Of Chicago
and W. b. Smyth aud wife, Of New Britain stopping
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Weherall and Henry Bf ri, OF the British
Army DR. Adams and Lieut.. sandys, of the Royal Navy
Gordon Mckay and g. b. Jones, OF Boston, Y. Arosa OF
Havana; f. F. Thomas and W. D. Parish, of England, J.
o. Kellogg and wife, Of San Francisco 7 Il. Chapman
and party Of Montreal, and r. E. Simpson, Of Phadel
Thia, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Commodore Rnggold OF the United States Navy Hon.
g. T. Cobb J. Hooper and L. A. Chandler Of New Jersey:
n. b Goodyear of New Haven l. L. whitney and wife
and c. 7. Bowen, Of Chicago Captain E. A. Edwards OF
Now Orleans; j. c. Rves, OF Washngtor; Hon. Asher
Tyler, OF Emira; Gardner Colby Of Boston; A. A. Laue,
OF Port Royal and W. A. Allen, Of Auburn, stopping
the Astor House.
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Died.

Died.
AmESs.-On Thursday, Septc mber 4, Aporrn AuHExs
The friends of tie family are respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral o his late rcsiderce No. 268 Grand
street, on Sunday Afternoon, at two o'oiock.
ADAn.-on THURSDAY eysning septeaiber T. Eliza Ann
daughter Of the Rev. NJ. r and Mary r. Adam, aged
The relatives and frisnds " the family are respectfully
invited 10 auend The funeral from the residence Of her
parents 90 West Twenty ssvsnih street, this saturday.
Afternoon at two O'Clock without further invitation
ATngnr E--On Friday, September 8, HoRAcR b. ArHxR-
rom, aged 30 years, months and days
The relatives and friends 0f the family respectfully
py,tod 70 attend the funeral from hp late rridencs "a
Tenth street, near sixth enue, Monday afternoon at
two oc.ocA HIS remains VIII be taken u Greenwood for
b7koN Friday evening, September s, nj the resi-,
dence VI her friend Mrs Heen Niece, VI Concord street
Brooklyn. ANNE BrRcS, native Of the county Of Carlow,
ireland.
Philadelpha payers please copy.
BAsKDsnLE.-Sn Friday morning, september s, R,cH
AID BAssERvnLx son Of Paul and Mary A. Baskerville,
aged IL months and weeks.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon al
O'clock from the residence Of his PARENTS CIT Green
witch street, corner OF Leroy street.
BRkssAS.-on Friday, september 8, Of consumption,
ELLEN wife OF Thos brennan. at her late residence 2l2
The friends Of the family requested 70 attend the
funeral, on Sunday morning, at ten O'Clock.
CUsSINGHAM--On Thursday, September A. ANDREW
CuxMSGuAN, aged 80 years,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence II
Gansevoort street. this Saturday Afternoon Two
och ck without further notice Ills remains viii be taken
o. Greenwood for jnterment.
CONNOLLY --On Friday, September 8, Of consumption
Tporas n. CONNOLLY, IN the 37th year OF bis age.
The relatives friends OF the family invited
tend the fncra from hs late residence No $50 Grand
street this Saturday sernosn, al one O'Clock, without
further notice.
ClAaK.--On Friday, September s, JcssrHISx Glars,
wife u James Clark.
The relatives and friends of the family, also The
members ii Washington lodge, No. q of the A. I. AL
ami he order W general are Respectfully invited e a.
her late residence. No. 4S West Thirteenth street.
CoyYx % Friday, September ., AUE.4iDE josrpIHvE
wirr ~ w. y Coffee 81 The 25ih year Of her e.
Tho fIrera vii take place ol Slndly afternoon IL
ha p4si tg O'Clock, from Let i4ta ~ t18ee, Al f4a
WoH ihAS.t,tt street. The freud Baa c.tA... lu.s
afe nV4ttt tu ntiend,
ts,tLz, --oufrdly, ssp.sute. t,JoHS CsOvi4Y a
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.


BtrLEs-OpIL-on Wednesday, September ), at Tar
rytown, by the Rev. Vim. Creighton, NArHAssE PAYLEs
t. HANNAH opEII., daughter of ar. lohnattan s. Odsl
CADmus-lIAyroS.- Brooklyn, on uesday, August S,
by The Rev. I. Page MIR. RICHARD CADMUs Jr. to Miss
LYDIA d. DAvroS. both Of Brooklyn.
GHArxAS-PKKHY-At the residence Of the brides
father at Newport N. " on Thursday morning. Septen
Der 4, by the Rev. w. Beck, WIN. Il. CHAPMAN, Of New
York city. 70 GKRrRrpE e. only daughter Of Stuart
Perry, Esq.
ForIDe-Nnxs.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, August 2s,
by the Rev. A. 5. Hunt, JOHN ForIDs TO MARY l. NILE
both of Brooklyn.
MArs-wnGEI.-On Thursday evening, September 4.
by the Raw. E. N. johnson, FRErKRcx NAKs 70 JrrIA
WcEL only daughter OF Andrew weige both Of this CITY,
PICKBARDT-SrRoae-fn Hoboken, " j., on Wednesday
September al the residence the BRIDES sister, the
Rev. A. Harris, WILHELM PIcKHARDr 10 BRRn1oRp STRONG
SwxNEY-wNsEA Aon Thursday, September 4. by the
Rev. John L. See Mr.. DASIKL swEx.xY OF Brooklyn
Miss CARRIE WINNIE, daughter Of Daniel d. winne ESQ., Of
Williamsburg, L. l.
SaAEKLAND-DAyENPoRT.-In Brooklyn, by the Rev Dr.
Johnson RoIERT +. b. SHASRLASp ESD, United States
Consulate Mauritius Isle OF France, 20 SUSAN MARIA
second daughter Of John E. Davenport Esq, all Of this
city.
ScHxID-PRsu p'HoMNx.-On Wednesday, September 8,
at Grace church. in White Plains N.Y. by the Rev Theo
dore Rumney, Dr. Z n. SoHMD TO Mss EuGKSlA eldest
daughter of 4. T. Preu d'Homme, Esq.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, September 4, by
the Rev Geo l.. Nside, Captain FRANK woop 10 Miss
EsIHEn McWmLAxs, both of st. John, N. b.
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and For. Wayne seconds. (Which are certainly as
good rs tbs seconds Of the Erie. Hudson River
or Harlem. all now selling at preDiiuml
were sold to-day at S2. These days Of
panie afford good opportunities to inves-
tors The general list was all lower. Pacific
Nail declined X per cent, New York Central !,
Erie preferred "a, Hudson River u, Michigan
Central p, Southern old u, guaranteed "a, Ili-
nois Central y. Galens ss, Toledo X, and Rock
Island u. After the board fresh crop OF rn-
mors was set aioat. each more startling than the
last. Under their influence Central was sold
down to 921I and other shares to corresponding
figures. At one time there was a perfect stam-
pede To get rid OF stocks. Afterward there was
partial rally. and, before the second board COM
meuced. prices were rather better. At the se-
cond board the rally continued. and sales OF Cen
tra were made at 6s1s-I advance from the low
est points of the day. No confirmation Of the
alarming rumors Of the morning was found either
in the public or private advices, and operators
began to discover that they had once more been
deluded by baseless stories, very probably invent
ed by speculators for stockjobbing purposes. At
the close the market was steady. the following
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Capture OF the Schooner Mary EIixa-
beth.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES srsANks slsr

UNITED STATES sTRkNER Hlsru,
orr WnElscros, August "a 1852.
Al about helf-past three O'Clock this morning
ell aroused bys the report Of gun from the saEs ana
Stripes, and about three minutes the Mystic G, bic
slipped, her at quarters, guns loose and
everything ready for action In this remained
until day ght, whsn the OF tho alarm seen
"ted fast & string a the Stars Stripes, IA
the shape o, the schooner Mary Elzabstb OF Easssu
n r. whose captain had The vanity 70 suppose thai hs
could elude vigilance. When he discovered his mis-
take he took TO his bost and skeisddled. She dop
with 800 sacks OF salt, ba rels lemons and
swapping turtles. SHE goes TO Philadelphia coEaemna
tn and take the opportunity Of sending you this ac
count Of her capture. ssess ~E& MH sNfatE Nw
p S.Since writing the above haya learned thai tho
captain Of tile schooner attempted scuttle her, bot
several negroes board took the.aye from him. he,
however, made his escape in small beat AID carried
with him free negro, whom he intends 10 sell
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anadan -four was quite active and prices wero lTner
with sales Of 200 bbis wihn lhe range q the above
figures. southern Gour seaiy, With sales of looc
hbls wtnln she range e The above prices. Rye hmr
wes Htm a. The above NGurs with sue Of abouI l25
bps Corn meal wac puiet az qlVtft ~, NhNe smiles
Wure 20 aAed e. ahaUt laU hbls Wheat was arm and
estte win sa CIR o 100 500 IN. htH ii 90 for red
Etntckt, 5i b4ss d fl N tDr %@ dn., 81 lua RI ~
lof ChicsgI mias, u IA sSi 81, or AhNaGAeo clvb
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Arrival OF the stea NOR Kennebee

The United States Sanitary Commission steamer Kenne
bec Captain Larten arrived at this port yesterday
morning bound to Portsmouth Grove, r. l. She has
board four hundred and sixty-two sick and wounded
soldiers the Alexandria hospitals in charge of Dr.
j. 6 Mckee She put into this port for supply Of coal
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Strike Among the Harncssmakcrs at
Newark.

t NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 5. 1852.
general strike for higher wages among the harness
makers has taken place here. They paradng the
streets In large numbers and calling upon all workmen to
jsfn thom.
Some Of the manufacturers deem tho "strike" espe-
cally uncalled for as they assert that before making
their bids for government contracts they consulted with
their journeymen in the matter.
It appears that those who have signed contSacts
will be compelled to accede 10 the "strKers demands
temporarily, while those who have not declare their
tention to throw them up.
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The Propeller Vermont All Right.

OGnENssuRG N. Y, Sept 8. 1861
The despatch from St. Catharnes stating the pro-
peer Vermont OF tho Northern Transportation Company
had probably foundered, totally false The Vermont
arrived here on the I'd instant all right
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NEWS FROM NEW ORIEAES.
Evacuation Of Baton Rouge by
tho Union Troops.
THE REBELS snEl LED BY the GuNBoATs
The Weather and Public Health
or New Orleans,

The United States steamship Fulton, Captain J. A.
wotton, from Now Orleans August 23, with siOk and
discharged soldiers from the Department OF the Gulf,
rived OF Sandy Hook at hapast O'Clock Thursday
night, and came up to this city yesterday morning
The Fulton has board the Of Washington taken
from Baton Rouge; also six containing the remains
Of Captain Fessenden, Dr. Van Deusen Lieutenant S.n
sen, Lcu,epant Chds and Lieutenant Rand, Eighth ver
mont Volunteers
Died and buried at sea- privates George F. Jordan
Company H. Thirteenth Maine James Kimball, Company
A, Eighth Vermont: Daniel +. Hunnewel, Co. l, Thr-
teenth Maine, and Francis Hunter, Company D, Thr.
epth Maine.
The body Of Lieutenant Bryant Indiana Volunteers,
was buried at sea on the passage.
The cargo Of the Fulton consists Of hogshsads
New Orleans sugar, to Captain J. A. Wottop, aud
hundred half boxes of tobacco to order.
The steamer Ocean Queen sailed for Pensacola on the
evening Of August ~.
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EXCURSIONS.
NRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND BALL.
AA1LHnA N EAE AENIALl AIanI q

VI SATURDAY EVENING. SEPT q. isr2
The Dt THE Coney Island aud Brooklyn Railroad Com.
pany win make Excursion Trips 10 Coney fsand on "a;
DAY eveunp, sept D. Through leaving Ninth street
hige every tNeny minutes untl lor M ts,urnins iea
the isaud NJ regular intervals uHtU n A. - M gNlEA
sen4efs uNg upt ortunItN 80 view tut sIaeua0r Of
"ubi Ocean by Moonlight"
Nnsic win b. n AtudaN nd dancing VIII be md W.
difeeaun ~ ac1unateDl ~ Sou
s8nut h Wlnhnr 1p4Hvutghle, lhe cXUlrNiDn 50 o.
p9s4 4nnsa uul tut uett Iatr Uhiug
4ne Nill tnn Sunda5s ais iauol, every taraas
pniuu.cs, truln Z ~ A. ", until atlV 4. A.
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Resign alton OF James #. Simmons
United States Senator from Rhode
PROVIDENCE, r. I. 3, SCI

-l.e4u Providence, X. l., Sept. 5, IS62.
Hon. James r. Simmons resigned his seat In the United
States Senate this morning and the General Assembly
elected Lieutenant Governor Samuel Greene Arnold to M
his place for tho remainder Of the term which expires
9TH Of March next Arnold received seventy
out 0f the eighty one votes east. F
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The wisconsin Democratic Convention.
Nh

The state Democratic convch,ioo met here yesterday
AID declared sy to sustain the n posaeni n al
striciy constitutional dulie, denying the rght of The
rcae q rcfnse ther support during ~ rening crisis
and aepyrg IT, reut ia infringe upyn he btrtts III the
p,o.le Guaranteed VA The iunlairra'4 at u ine Ald
aOy.. H. 4yesela a,rs sAii u Js = attea ,..U.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Lnar. - Cant IA ID a

Asurs-vs have no change TO notice in prices, while
sales we're limited.
BREApsruua --Flour--Tbs market, owing to the i'm.
provement In sterling exchange, was active and rmer
and closed full &c. per bb higher for grades The
sales embraced about IL 600 bbs, closing within tho
.a,c. - a., roilowipp uuotalions
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MUSo IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park Com
mssioncrs that there viii be music at The Cen
tra Park the Mall at hall past four O'Clock this after
noon by the Central Park band under the leadership of
II. B. Dodworth, If the weather is fne The following
the programme:-
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+
/. Quick March from Iurlne". Wallace
2. Overture "Ia File du Regiment. Donizet,i
8. Duet from .'Das Wunderwa Fotow.
g. Stan foika. .hocnlg.
Il
1. Selections from "Faustn. stn................Sp Spohr
2. Overture, "March Triuinphal". l"...........F Res
g. FacKeltanz, 'Siarch des Flsubeauxn Meye beer
1. Aria from "Das Nachtlager ..... So. .Kreutyer
/. Liberty Quicksfep. Gerard.
q Watz lnc MOSS Rose LucKLeT
3. Aria, "Aeaven in the Valley. piette
=. Alma Sieees ................... .Stasrieyy,
Tho National Pot-Pouri
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SALES AT AUCTION.
NJ B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIoNEER
IA. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Al PUBLIC AUCTION,
On this day Saturday At the elegant private reslaep,-
West Sixteenth street. between Firth aud Sixth
catalogue rising the largest and richest Household Fu
nture offered 81 auction this season Drawing Room ts
Panoforte OIL Paintings Carpets Clocks, Chandeliers La-f
Curtains Etager-s, Extension Tables Bullets, China
aud Silver Wsre Table Cutlery ood and black
Chamber Furniture, Mattresses Feather Beds, Sosas
Chairs Also large assortment Basement and gischst
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IL II LUDLOW, AUcTIoNEER.
~. Handsome Household Furniture at auclicn.-E Il.
LUDLOW h CO. will sci! nj auction, Tuesday, SEPT.
1892 at eevcn O'Clock ut - West Forty seventh stree u
Fifth and sixth the entire Furniture
wood Piano round corners made by walerr. large Ies
snd Mansl Mirrors, black Sofas and thars,
Turkish Lounge and Chairs marble top Tables hap1some
Gas Chandeliers, mahogany BedsteAs Bureaus rrcs ipg
Tables Velvet and Brussels CarIets oGloths C OF
the auctoneers No. 3 Pine street. I
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y1rILfIAM Writer'S, AUcTroNEER, "

yyILLIAM Writer'S, AUCTf0NEER, WILL SILL
wv this dGv At l0ls O'Clock NJ if Nerck street
lire stock Liquors segars, Counters Beer Pumps aes
Demij johns ac., IN tho above store
VNII.LIAM ABBOTT AuCTIONEER SELLS THis
w day, lO~ clock, at No. East Broadway the
Of bakery and confectionery glass Cases
Jars, Awning Sotas. Bureaus Oilc,oth, Chairs Uhsune
liers, &C.
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A L. yANDERPoOI, AUCTl0NERR.
IA. rare chance for House keepers and Dealers.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
A. public auction this day (ssturday at l3 West T~cpt
third street. Sixth ne, commencing at IL o'cig
Pianoforte Parlor suii, Paintings Sstuary Carpes ss
rors, Ornaments; Chanber and Dining Room FurD.s
China Glass AID Silver sre also Basement and kheA
Furniture. Sale perempiory.
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" COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
T.. hold Furniture. ~ or ~ elegant Carpets, Osc ts-
Mirrors, Cottage Furniture, Paror do mahogany
wood Frniture, Ac, TINS Saturday sept o. at i0 ocoo,
At 4 Broadway Canl street. The entire Furniture Of
family removing from the city This sale will in lsTe
choice srces OF KIND and description Of faor
Dining Room other goods, very
sells, Three -ply aud 1ngra n Carpets, &c.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
| morning were 26,037 1856 70, and the balances
col c7Q ey
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A NJ cRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
IA. Monday september s. At ios O'Clock, at IA Bowers,
Cloth, Cassimere. Pilot and Beaver Frock Sack Bnsaet
and Ossrcoas fine Doeskin SioAh Csssmere AN Sainet
Large lot Of Piece Goods Broadclohs, Ca neres, 9SN
Musis Alpac1s, Brilliasts, vestngs TRIM
Buttons, Fancy Goods. DC.
A j. L. SMITH. AuCTIoSEER-wILL SELL THEs
n. day, at II O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF iany
giving housekeeping in the private residence IL nse
street, Third Sale positive Deposit required
from purchaser.