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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Amrps-Grroux Christ church, Brooklyn f. d,
by the Rev A. H. Partridge, HERsASs AHLEas TO MARIs
EMsLSr eldest daughter Of Hubert Groux, ESQ., all OF
BsAcn-wxr Wednesday evening, October Is,
tho residence OF the brides father by the Rev Henry
j. Fox Of tho Central Methodist church. DR. JoHy BEACH
70 Miss MARGARET RsBEccA WEST, daughter Of William
West, all 81 this city
BAii--Rxsp--On Monday October o. by the Rev H.
r. Mauger the residence OF the BRIDES fathcr, Mr.
WILLIAM Bali. Of New Brighton, s. l., TO ANNIE w
daughter Of William Reed, Esq., Of westtown Chester
BRsp,EY-TmxArS Wednesday, October 25, at
tho Church Of the Holy Trinity by the Rev stephen H.
TYING Jr SrsPnES ROWE BRADLEY TO AUGUSTA daughter
OF Edwin X Tremain, all Of This city
observation-disclosures. -At Trinity church, Casteton, s l.,
on wednesday, october Is, by the Rev C. W. Bolton,
assisted by Rev. Theodore Irving D. D., JosEHS DECKER
DISSEMINATION Thursday October 90 at the
Rev W smonsou, wm. DENTON 70 alxr Axill
WAY, all Of the town Of Newtown l. T.
FRyE-HAII.-0n "Wednesday, October q, at the resi-
Rev " G. Ever. CHARLES H. FRYE TO FASSIE A., daugh.
ter Of Oscar d. Hall, all Of this city
on "wednesday october Is, by the Rcv. VIM. C. Doanc,
d. H. JONI ~ GoErcInUs and SARAH g., daughter Of
Henry Kellogg, Esq, Of Hartford.
HoYT--BAfDwN.-on Wednesday, October 70, by Rev
Thomas Armiage, n D., EZRA HoYr, Of Ncrwak, Conn,
to MARIA l. BALDWIN, second daughter OF O. A. BALDWIN,
OF this city.
JlcKsos-Rcruss the residence OF the brides
father Tuesday, October a. according TO Friends
ceremony, SIDNEY W. JACKSON, Of Syossct, TO CAtfK,
only daughter Of Matthew Robbins, Of Jericho, L.
No cards
KnASx- RuSros.- On Wednesday, October rs, at the
Presbyterian church OF Madison avenue and
Twenty ninth street by the Rev. Mr. Krebs, MARTIN
KRANs, OF Phadelphia to ELLEN RuSYoS Of this city
IrBEur-rHr. AT the Church Of St Vincent de Paul,
Tuesday, October "a, by the Rev r. Goetz PIrRaE
EUGENE LKnsur, Of 81 Estephe, Girondc France, 70
MARIE RosE ASGsrIouE JrIrIs Of this city No cards
MuEvER-Toi ErREE-fn this city on Wednesday Oc-
tobcr rs, by the Rev Dr. Burcbard, FRANK A. MzENKR
and ELLEN r. ToLEFREE, ali Of this city
McCour--USDrRrni@ "Wednesday, October 25 ut
the residence Of the BRIDES father nj Locust Valley Long
Island by the Rev. r. @. Hutton WIN. T. McCoUs Jr,
TO SARAH E. daughter OF Jacob 8. Underhill
observation-disclosures On Tuesday, October a. In
the Madison square Presbyterian church, by the Rev
Edwin r. Hatfield, d. D., CnARIEs McKEReAv, Of New.
ark N j., TO MARY MAswARrsG daughter OF T. vanzandt
Mumford, ESQ, OF this city
THoRsr-JAcksoS. Al the residence Of the BRIDES
father on Wednesday, October 30 according Friends
ceremony IssAc G. TuoRSk Of Locust Valley 10 EMILY
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CITY coMMERo1AL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Oct 26-6P N.
AsnEs.-Reccpts. 70 pkgs Tho market continued
duh and nominal.
BR.ADsruYrs. Receipts s,e01 bbls. -four 665 do and
900 bags corn meal, AGO bushels wheat, $4,000 do
corn So 223 do oats 625 do malt and SO GAO do barley
The market for State and Western -four was less active
and prices ruled &C. 10c lower closing with the ten.
dcncy still to lower prices The sales were about 5000
bbls at our revised quotations below. Southern -four
was Inactive and prices declining; the saies com
prised $50 bbIs Canada flour found slow market even
at decline of &c. 1Oc per Dbl, and closed heavy, with
no buyers ut our outside figures annexed Rye flour
continued quiet but prices were without noticeable
change Corn meal was In limited demand. with small
caro Rraad xz incs 200 hhls nj Is We aunte
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notice. the remains win b taken to Nyack for inter-
ment on Saturday morning.
wILIAMs-In Flatbush, on Wednesday morning, 0c-
tober 25 WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS the AID year Of his
age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this friday afternoon at o'clock
from St Paus church, Flatbush without further invita-
tion.
London papers please copy.
WELoH-On tuesday, October a. WILLIAM WELCH, the
brother-n-law OF William Payne N. ~
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this friday afternoon at
two O'clock from No. 13 Monroe street.
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"A meeting Of the bondhoders of the above stocks was
held I'm London the 10th instant at which resolution
was adopted naming Mr. Lewis llaslewood Mr schoGcd,
MP, Mr. Gowsn, Or. Black and Dir. E. Hasewoods
committee TO represent the interest Of the bondhodcrs
as also resolution appropnating half years coupon
out OF each settlement that may be effected to meet
their expenses and rcmuncrate them for their labor
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UCTIoN sALE.-S200o0 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
Rare and costly Works Of Art and Articles Of yirtu,

Rare and costly Works of Art and Articles of Virtu,
OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON.
Mostly imported from Paris for the present owner
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
On this (Frday) at the elegant private residence a
West Sixteenth street. Sixth avenue sale commencing
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture covered in brocatel
MATCH Eageres, Bookcase Centre Tables Lace
Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Chandeliers
Broaze Clock. Paintings by eminent artists IN
MAGNiFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
superb Instrument made to order city maker Stool Cover
Music Stand Books; rosewood and walnut Dressing Blu
reaus Bcdseads, style Louis Fourteenth; Hair
Spring Mattresses, Toilet Sets Sofas, Chairs Extension
Table, Buffet elegant ruby, crystal Glassware Table Cut
ery Linen, silver Casters rureens, Savers Punch Bowls
Dinner and Tea Service China Dinner Sets Also all the
Furniture of the servants apartments N B-Compecnt
attendance pack ship remove the goods
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-F0R GENTLEMEN
i only at the New York Museum Of Anatomy 6le Broad.
way Parties unable attend these lectures have them
Forwarded receipt of cents by addreaans Secretayo
Nsw York Mvseum Of AnAtomy.
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HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER, 100 SEVENTH
Ill street. sells this day 10 o'clock Stock and Fixtures
OF Grocery 50 Mulberry street ssiss positive ln lots
Aso Horsa aud WasocA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

|
jsIbsa DsSfSBss a. BY auction.
A 4 1 L8 Sssss A 4; ret
corner Of 10th street and 9th arem lansl in
d '0''T.ss e z. SY fas.9Ss Il H'''
,, EsSEE|;s fSSSs Fir -,
- FARM, KXToNAH.
which YIN S';ss soedsd ~
a4 m fSSnsG!;ssnf FLEs AND COLTS THOR
d. Of n.ysiS Fsss:S SG Mann. "a
DEVON CATTLE .aa
% ssss AID
SWINE SUPERIOR SUFFOLK,
COL. MORRIS AMI sIa SSrss2T2IScEKsEY, OF sosroz.
Also bay sss,ne UTOPIA DID, BY Ls.nso.. d.
p Bay %p mare PRIEsTEss BY Ruric.
Stallion SULTAN schesnut. BY Trustee, dam Henry Chg
Stallion EMPERok !ehestnun BY Trustee. Is hands hlsA
Ai brown M 4ss.ss Ssss :nS ssssT;
sos9d and Kind X all hands high ~.
and kind n all harness !. ~ ..... ~.
in White Vi ns sd a sound and lid
pair q ssSyd no rsa n1Ss s
so.rs Ey years old y imported fAnsaioon out os
i psr p Morgan BLACK ssf easss Horses me.
ss sns see eas @ IN :s1
s Sy RRs nf sr Ss ossvs
g, q single soysres Harness ss.r., .,o. !.
broken. and gentle II In all Nh harness.
Devon ss Huh GENERAL GRANT, sire Huron, CO., =.
Rs ,esy Took FIRST premium at New York State fa
Is1 @ " q Say
SAFE S e'ss' s
Catalogues are now ready at tho office Of the Auconess
.fss sS
- - 'S''s ''Aoo"
s, Assss
''''' MAYFLowER
Roam brood mare 10 hands nches years old: by Oreo,
full brother to Logan dam Messenger mares broke TO Ar
ness Has Jupiter s aily 81 her s s.ss zoe,
Bay m.r 70 hands high 1 S s
an excellent Ady'i p ssaSi h aSsis HORSES b
and o Say a and n In
and good saddle horses , per s sfokgs sHnde
bay Horse Old ~ very stylish, sound and
kind in all harness and sR saSaIs- uopsp
!. brown Horse ls hands, years Old sound and kind n
al harness ana saddle BAY COLT
Abay Colt 10 hands, years old, quite fast sound ana
k'ad' IN double harness s saa siadlss e#
Kn George out Of Add v Il BY ~ aon
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER AucTIoNEERs.
g.. = at o oo SS u G ss aas s e
Household Furniture consisting Brussels Insrai.
Carpets rosewood Suits covered In crimson figured
brocaie back Etagere
marble Centre Tables SUITS, Lace VIM
dow Curtains gill; Cornice mahogany marble top Dressing
hoeny Lounges, In deaine, SC Also, at 10Y O'CLOCK by
or.er of the propreors OF the 81. Nicholas HOTEL :
About 80 packages unclaimed sold charD1A
Also n OF real She1lcld Stat Dish Covers.
A T. at sss 81 ess b liberty
large assortment Of Bedding Furniture. Cushions -
removed from
AT I0k O'CLOCK,
large and valuable ~ Household Furniture
of large Of Beds and Pm
lows, Linen Sheets aud C0unerpanes, Pillow Cases. nn0
Hair Mattresses Chairs, Tables Mirrors Picture Trucka
Wheclbarrows and Lanterns.
Crockery, Glass Plated Ware; Cooking Utensils.
large lot OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets all nearly sd
for u class steamer. l Ill
IIENRY d. MINER, AUOTIONEER. -sALESROOM 81
III Nassau street, opposite tho Post ONCE.
MINER e SOMEktILiE will sell at auction, Saturday,
October g. at II O'clock In front OF their salesroo
VALUABLE HORSES AND WAGONS, Ef e1.N
comprising
Pair Of black matched Ponies bay Horse iron ~
Mare. 1r 5Ul y
city. &. 3-t II Ht
high box Road Wagon Ea5.s
Harness. &c. &c.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


1ax G1sR s2is oS x
Al the salesrooms. q Cortlandt street.
IN sGSGf sH0 as AZ SYKES
an ANn 9KApii siss. nroduotons Of the
n sSs:s
A UCrIoN NorICE.-R. r. HAzELL, AUorIoNEER.
001Gsi FHf oGTIksY Sc
in lots % suit ' Ss sRS sSan Tfys sHEySrw WARE
part s Table and
'''s KArEs-as pairs ladies, and gents Skates.
IS Beekman street.
t ;,sSss' 4 TIVE SALE Ii
,,.,,,,. ON 1EIDAY,; OCTOBER q.
'' FOREIGN s zSS So asS FANCY DRY GOODS
Catalogues and io isS ss.,:;
"A LooKwooiDC BROS 4 vggSSDERHrLL,
WIN sell this day At 10 O'Clock,
fSiiss so
in variety. Attention OF buyers invited.
UcTIoN SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
n nitureOyer 600 lots Of elegant Household Furniture
S K precisely !. saSS "
%sst @
Haze
silver Ware Table Cutlery Shadey Stoves Gc
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A SsIGNEE's SALE.-SuPERB AND COSTLY HOUSE.
IA hold Furniture, Panoforte Paintings Bronxes at pub
iic auction this dmy tTrlday at the residence q Dr.
sale commencing at O'Clock Parior suits covered in
tains Panosorte, Paintings Bureaus Bedsteads Wardrobes
Mattresses. Extension Table, Buffet China, Slverware
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HENRY D. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post Office. -
MINER sOMERvfLLE will sell at auction Friday. Oct
n NJ 0f o'clock the saesroom 81 Nassau street. House
hold Furniture comprising Brussels and Ingram Carpets
enameled Cottage Suits Extension Tables mahogany and
black walnut Bookcases Sofas, lounges mahogany Chairs
Tetes curied hair husk Maresses Pailas
cs feather Beds Blankets Quilts Sheets Table Linen Din
Groups and Figures rosewood Pianofore rosewood Meo
Utcpaa Ar.
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In COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAR
PETS Gas Fixtures three sets of Harness. Beds
Bedding Crockery. &c. Tomorrow Saturday. Oct a. At
10 o'clock at ia Broadway large OF good House.
hold Furniture Carpets Mattresses Gas Chandeers two
three of Parior Suits Mirrors China Ware
&C. being the entire furniture of house. the
for convenience OF sale More fun particulars
N BThere will also be In this sale large quantity
OF rich Silver Plated Ware One rich CIT China and elegant
Parior Furniture
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

A EXTRAORDINARY OFfORfUNlTf FOK
n Housekeepers, Hotel Keepers and the Trade.
Over $1,000 worth of magnificent Household Furniture
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich Cut Glassware
China aud Crociey Ware fable Cutlery and Silver Ware
public auction this Qriday) afternoon, October "a at
O'Clock precisely at the five story residence ll9 West Eighth
scc. peiween r1n nna Sxse pM
Three beautiful sold rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suts In rich French satin brocacl and Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre and
Per Tables Etagees Corner ara BOOK stands tweny-one
nameus elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains fine colec
ton of Oil Paintings, Engravng large Mirrors and Chan
dcers.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL AND
COVER: COST $780,
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
oversrung bass full iron plate French action full
ocaye rosewood and mahogany Bcdstead Bureaus Wash
stands Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed
lounges Spring and lair Mattresses, Beds Blankets Tea
Cutlery. &c. Sale positive Deposit required.
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DEM. r. TIIEALL, AUCrfONEER,
ID J.nte Salesman with Il. W. Ludlow Co.
Salesroom No ~ Liberty street, near<vassau.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, CARPETS.
SILVER WARE

TfIEALL 4 CURTIS will sell auction. tomorrow
Saturday Oct 2 ut l0 o'clock, at their salesroom, No 28
Liberty between NASSAU William, the entire
tents Of private residence Mt wiamsbrdge removed for
of sale viz-Rosewood walnut aud mahogany
Sofas Chairs aud Arm Chairs marble Tables, Card and
Fancy Tables Etsgeres bookcases elegantly carved oak
Cabinet walnut and mahogany French Bcdstends Dressing
Bureaus washstands cnameled Bedroom Suit Palasses
Straw, iusk and Hair Mnttresses holsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Sheets Reps and Lace Curtains Easy Chairs.
Lounges, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mating. China,
Glass b. Aln French pl 10 Mante Mirror, French
plate Pier Mirror silver plated Tea Scts Casters, Table
Ware &c. together with assortment of Kitchen Utensils
thin. rig nruur Of aala
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UCTIoN SALE or ELEGANT lioUSElOL ~ EuKNl.
place. between Fifth and sixth will be sold at pub
lie auction this day (Fiday at l0 O'clock TO the highest
three elegant suits Of Furniture marble TOP Tables Mirrors
splendid Brussels Carpets Chambers furnished with
black walnut, mahogany and enamced SETS Rockers WHAT
nots spring and cued Mattresses Chairs. Tables
Washstnds on Paintings one splendid Bookcase heavy In
ton; marble top bureaus Toilet Sets, &c Dining Room
Oak Table, silver Plated Ware Tea Sets Cutlery.
Crockey Casters all OF which viii be sold TO the highest
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WM. Writer'S AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, THE
and oce Canal street, under the Peoples Bank
walnut top Counters, Desks, Sofas Book Racks Stovsa
dvctua thA bnsinsHA Z"
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER
II H. Il; LEEDS MINER yin eel BY auction, on ne
O'Clock each evening 81 the old DUSSELDORF GALLERY
LANCE sp SALE or Hob CLASS OIL PAINTINGS AND
WATER CQh0Rs, 0E the ENgLIsH ERENCH, DUs.
Among many other great artists are the foIlowing:-
r. Leutz, r. Il. Church. Lilly N. Spencer,
c. Schussce, BlAuvelt Pyne,
Thos. Cole, w. II. Beard Geo. fnness
Thos. Doughty, Moran, sommers,
las. M. Hart, O. H. Boughton, q. H. Hall,
6isnoux, WIN. y. Brown B. r. Tryon b.
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
G. stsnaed, r. A.; Turner r. A.; Fitzpatrick, r. A.;
Cooper, r. A.: Poole r. A.; Cob6ett
ID. Roberts, r. A.; o. Harvey, II. A.; Phillip, r. A..
q. b. OEeil, HallyAr, X. G. Bowles,
Boddngton, Ansdale, Meadows,
@. Slayer, signed Bromley = Etty and othere
EUROPEAN SCHOOL,
Muller, lie Jcune, Picard,
Bruner, lie Poit SeiGnac
Becar. Victor Dupre Duverger,
with other high Pctures They win be on exhibition
above week, and two evenings before the sale.
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lY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
ID Saturday. Oct 81 1T 10 O'Clock A. M, at No Twenty
FIRST street third house east OF Third avenue South Brook
ynWanut Parlor suit In green figured damask; hand
oiled walnut Chamber Suit Brussels Carpet and OIL
CLOTH Extension Table, Crockery and Kitchen Furniture In
good order.
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~ toneer.-0n Friday. October "a, at 10 A. M, at
bles bureaus, Washstands Bcdstcnds. Hair and Straw
Maresscs Pllows Mirrors Brussels Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets. Crockery, Kitchen Utenss &c. BY order Of
ABIGAIL WHITE Executrix.
j. ID. WHITE, Executor.
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EDWARD scIiEECK, AUCTIONEER
u MAGNIFICENT SALE OF
REAL BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE GROUPS AND STATUETTEs.
SEvRFS AND FRENCH CHINA VASES
SUPEtR CUT GLASS WARE,

PARiAN AND BISQUE STATUE TTES,
SUPERB TOILET SETS,
and large variety Of elegant French goods just arrived,
be sold at auction this day. athe saiesroorn,
NO. ~ LIBERTY STREET,
at II o'clock A. M.
Ladies' are particularly invited TO examine them. Sal
rositlye.
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TTEION BANK or LONDON.
u NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY (IRELAND)
Sight Drafts the above have done for
Scotland and Wales in sums OF 81 and upwards
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
NIL ctr
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MOZART HALI.-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DTSTRICT.-A1
i adjourned meeting OF this Convention, held nj Fl;
Fulton street. notion Mr.. WILLIAM MINER receiving
n ajorty OF votes of the Convention, hereupon de
cared unanimously nominated.
WILLIAM X. EDGERToN, Chairman.
JANIS NJ. MiN1E, c..-.,....
pAIRicK OfDONNkLI. ouo'eea''eu
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r EVILS +. WOOD, AUCrJONEER,
- WIN sell Friday Oct "a, at ~ O'Clock p: y:
To close estate Executor Bale OF 6 choice Building L
Corner and inside at Carcmont South bergen, TX me
Cortandt Liberty and Desbrosses ferries
horse and dummy every ten mnutes In the mtst =
elegant improvements schools churches of all deno
nations Secure your within rs the CiY
Hall, N. " Light taxation. Terms easy.
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| NA
M. NJ DOUGHTY will SELL at his salesrooms, ~ Nas~a4
street Friday Oct. ~ at l0h O'Clock large assorDene
Household Furniture removed convenience OF sale
vzParior Suits ia brocatel and reps; do in harceA;
walnut Bedroom suits with marble tops, complete ave
French Plate Mirrors ten sets of fine Lace Curtains
rosewood Penofortc, BILE Centre Tahos
Carpets; on Paintings and Engravngs Library suits l.
general assortment of medium class Furniture who1oo y
be pcrempory sod and worthy the attention Of housskso
ers and others.
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ETH SENATORIAL DISTRICT THE Ennis.
sars Of the Street Commissioner set aoat certain
reports that will not he candidate the day Of election,
beg leave inform my friends that the Street Department
although enriched by fraud and corruption cannot inmi
date purchase prevent me from being candf
date until the polls close election day
DANIEL NJ o'BRIEN, 10 Second avenue
O0D wARD.-THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
~ regular democratic nomination for member OF Assem-.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
VI VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, MIRRORS

CARRIAGES WAGONS, ROBES, BELLS, &C.
On Monday October So at 10 o'clock az the elegant house
nues the entire superb Furniture in paors chambers
Mirrors, Paintings Panofortcs Brocate and Lace CURTAINS
Bronxes Carriages Wagons, Harness. Robes Bells Stabl
iogue ready the once Of Auconcer 81 Liberty
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SAcEErT.-0n Wednesday morning, October Is, SARAH
The funeral service will take place At st. Tmothy's
church. Fifthfourh street, Eighth avenue, this FRI
day) morning, at halfpsst ninc O'Clock The relatives
and friends OF the family and the members OF Amty
Chapter No 160 invited TO attend without further
| notice. The remains will be removed 70 Greenwich,
wilmington and Fayetteville IN. c,, and Havcrhin
Mass papers please copy.
srourrSBUncH. Suddenly on Wednesday morning.
October rs, nj half past one o'clock, ELLA MAY Srourx
BuroH only daughter OF John p and Annie T. Stouten
burRh, aged years, emonths and % days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral the residence Of John
Pearsal No 152 West Forty fourth street, this friday
afternoon, at o'clock. without further notice.
SHAw-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October -, ut
the residence Of her son. ErxlBErH SHAW late Of the
parish OF Roihconnel county OF westmcath, Ireland
Kent avenue near Myrtle, Brooklyn, on Saturday morn
ing at ten clock where solemn requiem mass viii be
.sSSaSA T leave tho prcse
the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross Fatbush The friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral without further notice.
SPARKs-0n Thursday morning. october 70, SAMUEL
SPARKS, in the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Holy Apostles S Dr. Of Ninth
nue. and Twenty eighth street, on Saturday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
scorKLp.-At West Farms, on Wednesday, October rs
Of Group CARRIE A. daughter OF George and Ellen Sco
Geld, aged years. months and 20 days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon. at hafpast one
o'clock, from the residence Of her parents
srIEs-0n Sunday, September 10, In the city Of b.
gotta United States Of Colombia, South America, MARY
b., the beloved wife Of William Leo stiles.
swAcKBAMER Morrisania on Thursday. October
90 BESSrE kEeAn, son Of George and Mary O. swack.
hamer, aged year and months.
TArLxAS.-0n Wednesday, October Is, after short
illness, Mrs ParnE A. T1LM.N, wife Of Captain John
TalIman In the 47th year Of her age.
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend the fu
neral services this friday afternoon az four clock
her late residence. iA2 hammond street without further
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SSpDtt &Gmsler,
6erremfle z0abcir,

Deit Yratt Str. Nc. 358 nno 1881.
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ids 6ermit Bic anseiss ba6 it9 bas pn felt Sa9ren an
bieea gate etoblrte @ei6dt berupmmen babe unb bez
fanbs Elm rei9altses Eager bon i6Dnen iob searbeiz
teteu Serrentleibern neueer aeUn gu ben bgen Prez
len oprdt6ig talten unb au ol4e auf Beeun9 anfer=
tiaen fuerbe -sgtpfe fir 015e unb Speuseuse in alien
Sorten unb gu aIeu preifen.
gerner cine 2(usa6I 51e9en6ire, StSde &C., iotpie
ane in bieie8 Sad eHidfNSeubeu Artifel.
s9g@ Allc getenunsen perben prompt biai9 unb in
tiir3eitsr iSrift augeferti9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-01
EaaIiBer umc pBGsmtIttber
), Baltimore I18R6r.
Serauseeeeben tDn
Si0el s. gcDnaslffec.

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Der tGgitbe ssecfer fpfet in ber Gtabt S75 Gents
pSenttid oablbar bic ErG9er, reIe Saftr oerant'
pcrtIi9 finb.
Durs bic Bon SerIanbt: $3.50 fHr VaOuate Ober
$6 i66rlib in 8srau53a6Inns.
Das sSUcbeRblatt erlteint ieben GrettaS nno t'F
e iGbrlidt i'm Boraus 5abIbar.
9taG Denti6Ianb Oerfanbt: $5 idbrl'@ (e'n@l'eBi'V
les BCrtol.