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Lectureby Rev. Robert CoUJer before DlnncJ
MISREPRESENTATION 10 George 3. Car
pcntcy.

Beautiful but modest BlaneJ Lodge, Of Masons.
was thoroughly crowded with noted sudience Of
ladies and gentlemen, last evening, who listened
atteuttyely to highly interesting lecture b. the
Nev. Robert Collyer, The eloquent divine chose
for hls subject the PAST history, the work. and the
Ing very thorough or statistical WIS expected OF
rendered. but the lecturer rater pruned about the
subject. Ito mixed audience far preferable
and with odd and quaint sayings, SMILES and
ways, made his discourse extremely interesting,
he did not know precisely how far Masonry
s MSeen Iaa
Eve were bantsbed from the 1arlen OF Eden. II
HRs In such moments Of desolation that r1an
and tue situation VAS most suggestive Of mutual
combine. He thought that the Aasons -hoout
him, With probably few exceptions were really
not Aason1 as the term Tas undeEstood In ancient
times, Then they Ee1e really workers IN stone,
and Ill the old p5 5fann1ds, ministers and cafhetsae
u Il Hneeas Easenry coaa an1 e
read In these monuments Of stone but In 80 far
as they are ineligible, they dated back Thousands
Ia 81 own England, In aignt Of the cottage In
which he VAS boEn. there Eaa one Of those f.
NOUS rocks, tons upon tons In weight, that was
balanced 10 the lnest point Of equilibrium: nn-
ger could m0re II hither and th!toet, bQt the
strength Of the Devastating hurricane could not
shake II from its centre- Raising these
stones, Hhs secret known only 10 ihrse ancient
Masons, snd 1t was buried With them IN their
KTayes-
The INST rccoraed history OF Masonry came from
the Ion!an islands, belonging to Grcecc, and dated
back to Eing Hiram Of Tyre. In England Mason
~ Was perhaps, contemporary with the Chris
uan era. but had fallen sotnewh1t into decay. in
subsequent centuries, until the year a26 A. y. when
revtvnltook place al York {undet King Edwin, md
Gnce then It had dout1Ahed almost uninterrupted
ls. The lecturer said he WAS sotry th.t in meas
ufr only the outward forms Of Masonry had been
preserved, and that the kernel, the grand AT OF
building enduring monuments Of their ak!ll, had
fallen Into decay. But he was yet Battsned, and
believed that each Mason could regain the nres-
nGe Of the o,den days by doing the WORT Of every
day and Of lie, 30 that bis name sbonld be hon-
oted, and the Impress Of Ills hrts remain forever
AT the concInsoa Of the lecture, Ar. Collyer re-
marked. that the audience had been made tho VIC
nurA Of q pleasant little humbug: that the occA-
aton was for something entirely different One Of
The brethren, he said. hhd remarked to him,
Brother Co1lyef, Te want TO make somebody be-
longing TO our body present, and We want ron to
deliver lecture, because we want a crowd So
The lecture had been mere pretence- He then
called brother Geo b Carpenter, Past Master Of
the Lodge, to his side, amt. IN behalf OF the do.
rors, presented him with case OF ecrant and
Fold table service, comprising spoons, forks,
ladies', etc. valued II t..ao. Ar. Carpenter re-
Epundcd, ns well "a his surprised condition would
ndtnit, when the thoroughly pleased audience dis
peFsed
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49, following communication, 8iRncd bJ tho
.asou Of the three dirtHnns, wn read:
We tha A.sessnz. Il Tbs city Il Chicago, would re-
spoedny ask Jous hodE to sitend the I1nc foE nak-
~ Z e r. oa 4 r s sas
stysa i ta.seEt to soM1lsts T. Wost q .ssesaas
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oont'aoes @ mi q T.sss T. e md hereby IL extended to
The extension q ume asked for u recommend
delre1 Of wa17ants 70 the CRY Collector.
EAkIn0 AXYA
AID Bcchler offered the following, which Wal
AWSgn WnTsI4.. The Board of Public Work. co.nn.aaa
6 - iss fERs sns "a q 1ssa;
M%as rs G9 Casap.reue. has collected tbe
amount q said seeessuoent and the money f n ths
Z e fhs f 55.;s I asSs sss Ees s @
4th el Nay, ls6a whereby aid entsaetor aEee. TO
have aAd tMrrtseraeut tjtI...@ Of Jte tat lAt
txy Of July 1s and said lnEetso1 ha1 Jailed to make
Any movements to eAEy OUT ss4d cuo9fa9s tnc1aose.
Exsp.red. That The Hoard Of Public Work. Commis-
a,a1e7 they hereby. ordered to take uIeh
10 cay cut sa contract T. The .hottes pos.
~ i | Fl i f. e. H. Sc s
tperafed.
The communication tsom tho Health OHcer.
reporting the lot On lllnoi1 street owned BY the
city End occupied by an emlgrz1i boarding house
ocelB OF the society had no action In tho matter
and that the society now had no lease, was re-
fcrrrd 10 the Committee on Police
CIT HALL BONDS
The following communication from the Comp
roller WAS then rad; ... ~.
bonds Il tlWp each i4sued II accordance With N
dlnanee p1vtd!nk for the oaion q City Hal and the
ia<1e q bou6l therefor" pssscd September q. l3A
hare bcen 1sued aud eod and the Of the
nante- sahlnit herewith = Communication IRON A.
" ItnkhaIa. Esq Secretary .1t tbs h9srt Of Public
Mts seosiss re etH..ss q s1Fsadpr M fog ths fsee,
osd!naaee aaboEznE The asae Of bonds e the amount
of entoo TO id IN the erection Of s5ad City HA and
as1 III pnakaSe-
0TT1c1 BoAno OF PCnI.c NoHLA
Eol1xr KtAtaA Es9s, Csy cosapt,otie, CAi1n9a In.:
DIR SD: scnd est1ulate o3 cot Of City Hall:
Total amount Vt extra work aud Architects
Ia10
... e77s,aaa
Irrfdts.$u I'll 3H9I
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Respectfully. 4. #. 11StHkE- Secretary.
ORDINANCE
Az ORDASCT providing fus The Issue Il bordA to the
A,uoupt o{ 3su COO 10 Id In the erection Of City

hEc41o.l Th.i The Comptroller Of the e.ty OF Chi.
cago Is brfcby authorized And directed to 1ssue and
nrEpti4;c bonds Of tbs said aty. 10 the
,n;en1t t , q ssnooa r.y.ale thirty Eea5s frog,
ripal md Inserrsf ~ AGlc New Yolt and srpy
The proceeds the JaJneni Of pcndurrs authorized
Ly Section l Of III ordinance pasaed september 2
1869, entitled ~ ordinance proTtdihG fos the etr:
ton Of Elsy Hall and the tssne Of bduds thcretofe
lAId bonta to be tf.aed by authority Of. md IN eon
A.smhly Of tte state ot n!lnels approved March
N m 1 rrducc the charter Of the CITY of Chicago
and the several aendxto!y Thereto into Att
and to reylsc the same" approved Fe,ua,y l. Lass,
ard the eevsr7l amendments thereto
On motion Of AID. Comtskey, the ordinance Nas
referred TO the Clerk for eugTossmeut-
EEDATE ON LICENSE
AID. Walsh offered tue following, whlca vas
adopted:
OkpERID, That to persons who taok ont taloon Il.
esttrs q bt!use Octobetl. lt to January ls9.
be Allowed Sl2!o: to all who took Baloou licenses
Attef January itta, and AefoIe AII !. Is BE- Il,
lowed e.: aid III who to<k Out tAloon crusts after
April l. 1d and lnfore atJ l. 15 te allowed ~. IL,
Ia3 aAe their lrcGars ending Jnly l. LEO: pror&<
Inst they II Akr adaEt ttAs they Ghre not solt lanor
without hrrn.e than three days Immediately
preceding TIT GAtc Of the lecnsc expiring July le..
ADDED. ..
OF tho CoEnnittec CD Public Buildings Salsbu-
r., resigned, and tho nomination Wns confirmed.
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion OF Aid. S I. Russell, the Council then
ah1ourrcd-seat, Is; nayH, IL
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Serious Accident from u Revolver
DCBrQrE+ Iowa, July 12-John Flynn, who haa
been In the service Of the American Express
Company tn this city, as driver, for several
years, was severely wounded IN the groin this
afternoon. By the discharge Of q reroyer contain
ed IN Inpcr package which he WAS p!aclng In bis
MagQN.
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NETflHHltaicAL,

Meteorological record toF 1uly u, lseo - srepos-
street, coyresrroudcIt 70 the Smithsonian laka-
tute. The small Letters are the 1nitlAls fot the
words 81 EeeEnH," "eeouc." "htge, alrJ, p"
HuotEt atmosphere "ra.u-" hcd "kaow-'
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BOARDING AHD LODGING

Paper Hanging and Window
Shades latest styles Paints, OILS, Rlasa AND
brushes, 4, F. E Hgbysl 50 Randolph street
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tho Jumper Tar soap 10 tho best
toilet Roar ever made. rs 1t may be used with tu1
ruutty By ladies with the most tender skts; at the
ZANE time II Ia Invaluable remedy for pn7lea.
rough or chapped hands md al cutaoeo1S dlseasea
where other soals cannot be used without ngErn-
va,tnR the uAlady And giving pain to the patient
Manufactured bJ C4swe1l, Hazard Co, New
ynrr
, 1869-07-13

Warmers Pile Kennedy hns bcen
tested In &houRanus Of cases of internal an1 ex-
terna1 pues, and Oas never failed to give 1mmed1-
Afe reIleI. and make permanent cure. SOLD bF
pfucctst4.
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TO REET-sTORES OFFICES, 10

mo REET-MY BUILDING ON THE CORNER
I Of Madison and Aberdeen xtA b now neatty con-.
pleted and re.dy for oeapao4, ao.tre e rent tha
io6 thss l.ESe FIsaeh pats shew .:toaaw. tekssheE
frstelsss arJ goods hprae. The basement under tho
fTont of the rse md we'll Hghted: has water,
poees ne second Hoof dIrssed tata dsH :91ts: q
has hall Hs5 fee Is foot ceiling With Largo ante
Rooms: would make ans u zte1{ nda FelioEa INV
IN tho best manneE; and parties .t.hins 20 locate ps
paTtierIsrs, appIy to Q. b GOODYEAR, No. n Cham
bfr Cnmuasrcn HuftdtuE -"
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the COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting Of the Beard Of
Aldermen.
Communications In Relation to the
81, Lake Frvat Matter,
The Comptroller Acknowledges the b.
ttipi Of the Flint Payment.
No Right OF the City Prciudfccd
By His Action.
~ Establishment Of an Emig1ant
Depot Requested
aye7 for Standard Ti1ne In the
City.
No Right OF the City Trciudfccd
By His Action.
~ Establishment Of an Emigrant
Depot Requested
ayer for Staadard Tins In the
City.


A regular meeting Of the Common Council VIE
held last nlght. this Acting Mayor IN the chatr.
pEesent-Ald. EnickeTbocteri Cox, Dixon, Don-
nellan, Hahn. McRoy. caiktra Sheridan. Walsh,
. Raea:er, Deeoe, scn1aids shacGort, Hertins,
Aaasu, Kehoc, 3. =. Russell
Any y.ahu c1eled the foIloxins. which xas re-
is5es ,a5 ras 4 Gog1itsee on the Jute.asy, On no-
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asla..a; 4 1. ,ac n,sa;s q +, T.. vii bc
- sad hs1sI Fl ~ .ii :, c1ss ,ss
, sHfGrE moved iGRt committee Of three
= Hr The Chair TO take charge ol the
cred u report III tho ucIt ueet-
Il
moved that II he relczTed % The
'' c.-1.:tee, under the ruce, and 1t WAS
a.. TIE CONTROLLER
communication from the Comp
&, - read:
. The fsent q. tic Illinois CettIal.
III, AnG Z. u. { G. Railroad Companies
~, d 70 ne tho sum Ut fcc.0oo in legal ten
Payment tn Tic city Under tle Act- en-
1felat!nr = portion Il tho aatsncfKed
n FrounGa, !11ax tad 1djAsout TO
.''a - AitatfAs. and the rksltTa frpotAke Of
= = no: having received my drcettun
' -'' ---'. ynar ttaosAbie hoay la rc!eErner
, 1869-07-13
AUOTIou aALE
': (Establishsd 1860
VIM. A. BUFFERS: & co,
Auctioneers and Dry Goods cemmls-
sion Merchants.
kzssad II Z suaolnh 4. Utnesea M:.

sion Merchants.
kzy snd II Rsnaotphst. Olaeasa- W@ i. !
i!os kAKkAKEE-Av., :
ELEGANT HOUSE FURNITURE,
Rich Velvet Carpets, &c.,
AT AUCTION
On TuEEDAY. Jnly 4 II 10 o'eaoek + H. Il DWELLING
no 1r KankafeeAr+. uexT TwcnsytouRth-st. tho %"
tlts Fnznttufc eondadnx Of eIe<Ant PAlot 6e, EAth
Velvet znd Brussels Oszpeta. elegant Blsek Hkaat
Chamber 6cx, HAIr MattSrAsea Oak Dining FEtnitnSe-
Kitchen Furniture. 6soves. CroetesJ.Wtt ete
The houso, dne tEo&tsey md bascsuent brick, to
rent low 10 ateilahie party.
l. VIII. A. BUTTERs L co. Aneaanscsz.
BAIMoRAIs.
l. CATERS,
MEMS SOFT AND STRAW HATS,
+ IBID GLOVES, etc.,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. July 4 It " O'Clock Il oo
sa'ess0oE01' p 4'' AaA L W. VII. 4 CUTTERS CO.
, 1869-07-13
THE PEOPLES PARTY"
They Have n High Old Time In
the Recorders Court.
Honsense, Riot end Confusion the
Order Of the Evening.
Tho Fooliah Prank Of West Side
Alderman.
a DomOrallzed Party.

Ameet!nG nt what u termed tho "PenfAe's y
party wa called for last evening II O'Clock Ia
the Reewdc11 Courtroom. On the door Of thu
room was plaeard with The words:
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CORRESPONDENCE WANTED,

CORRESPONDENTS EwAETKn-A yuESG NAS
Ct kocd personal aEpeas.nee AID tA4E c!rs 1stA7ce@
1lshs to cr:.rfpopd i:h eeus ycEns !Ir or x1doT.
beta reu The xsrs Ct 20 and u nd = iar
ro:tioc Of the god A1nS1 Ct {hts life AGdafs =.
, 1869-07-13

<soRREsPOSpENcRwA wAIIEn-AT0 T0C1GGES-
Is vea.y Of aee Euad circrast13ee+- gt1r.d
i1f I'D Fsyne nu1iness deaises to eoErspood Ntsh
Yuucx iaaY IL enltu.e md k SoE1oc IN siefy Of Is
d yesTs. win vlew 10 Getting aeE s!used md nat
riaoay i: s,itablc.. P7oH@u no Object Addsess
BLAIR Box els, Chicago.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A RI EoTICE.-HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
N AUCfIOSEEKS
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINT.
INGS, BY EUROPEAN ARTISTS
WILHELM COLLECTION"
Now exhibition at the LEEDS ART GALLERIES"
SIT AND Sl9 BROADWAY, uthwest OF Twelfth 81
40 be sold At q uction
the evenings oil
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. I9 AND 20.
This celebrated collection of tho mcderu FREkCH,
FLEMISH AND DUSSELDORF Schools.
Comprising part works OF the following Masters, tx =;
Eug Vcrboec khoveu, Bouanger husn,
Robbie, Hagelstcn, belacha1x,
II. R0nner, d. Weiser kiusenan,
DE BcuI. krnauN, j.. De Beul,
Van Severdonck, Massweins, Cericz
Berlin, II. De Beai e. HE,
Dte,man De By,andt taratain
Verwee, hobart, LntefbrrgeT,
Coumont, JAnssena, koeilon,
Leclerp
All original by celebrated Masters.
Also superb collection OF fine
ENGRAVINGS COPIES OF POMfEIlAN FRESCOES,
FRENCH PHOTOGRAPHS AND VENETIAN VIEWS,
collected abroad by well known aAtor of this city Also
THE "ODALIsQUE" AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
By PROF. NJ MARTINEZ,
and number q hne Pictures by fayor,e AMERICAN and
EUROPEAN ARTISTS, to be sold by ORDER OF RE-
CElvER, without reserve to pay advances &c;
GALLERY NOW OPEN FOR EXHIBITION,
Day and Evening, until sale.
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A FEMALE LAwyEI.-Ihe Montgomery Ala)
Advert Ser says:-One day last week novel case
was tried In the Court House at Gre nville. Judge
M. G. Lane brought suit against Miss Josephine
Hutton for a fee. The lady appeared In court
pleaded her own case, examined witnesses and
made u long speech to the jury. The case however,
went agains. her. Her reason for appearing was
that she did not believe an honest lawyer was TO be
found ia the country she sad, among other things
that II an earthquake was TO come and the clouds
were to fall she believed that the first thing thought
OF by the lawyers would ne the collection OF their
fees preparatory 10 entering upon that long journey
IN search OF q future home deep down IN the
dOmiEions OF his Satanic Majesty whittier they were
all slowly but surely tending.
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A j. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.
n. ROSS h co.'s PRINT WORKS.
ON THE DELAWARE RIVER. N. j.,


On the Camden and Amboy Railroad
A. ]. BIEECKER, SON co. will sell at auction, on
Tuesday, October 10 1863 r. NJ the premises, the
Print Works belonging to Ross Co.. 90 miles from Cam
den N j. embracing about acres two story brick build
lng 3Gxlg9 having four first printing mschnes by
steam; acbine and blacksmith shops, paposaph room,
sngehouse belong Print works
also good dwelling houses The situation unsurpassed
lying opposite Port Richmond N. j., where coal be
always lower price than at points Being
Philadelphia the cost OF delivering dyewooda,
liquors little and tho same advantage e obtained
regards freight goods and from the narkets OF New
York and Philadelphia. The machinery for printing con
readily disposed and the factory adapted to other
purpose. The property is and in good repair Maps at
N Cedar gtrept. NeW York
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A UCTION SALE-AT 1l8 WEST TWENTY SIXTH ST.
IA A rare opportunity for

A UCTION SALE-AT 1lS WEST TWENTY SIXTH ST.
~ a rare opportunity for
IIousekcepcfs waning good FURNITURE. .
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO., AnctOneelE VIII sell all the
handscmo Household Furniture at the private residence
lis Twenty sixth street, Sixth avenue, this tfnday)
morning October 10 los o'clock precisely all the Furn
ture order months ago for the present owner
and will he sold 10 the highest bidder, without reserve
Madnihcent rosewood ~ octave Pianoforte
beautiful Parlor Suits latest STYLE, .
covered green gold and crimson and gold French satin
brocae sk reps and striped reps Works oil Art Bronzes
Clocks ON Paintings satuary, Vases, Figures CABINETS
Bots de rosewood Etagees Tables, Per and Mante
Mirrors Lace Curtains, Desk, bookcases Library Tables
rosewood aud walnut Bedsteads, bureaus, Washsands
Commodcs; Spring and HAIR Mattresses Beds, Bolsiers
Pillows Blankets, Shcets, Sofas, Chairs Rockers, Bed
Lounges covered with reps and hniicoth Velvet Brussels
and fhepy Carpets; nnne, Extension aud Tea Tables
Dining Chars Mirrors Glass China and Silver Ware Table
Cutlery servants and Kitchen Furniture, ocoths Sc.
M H. Reliable In attendance 10 cart and pack goods
for purchasers reasonable charges Safe positive, rain or
shine.
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A UCTIoN SALES THIS DAY, BY JOSEPH A. LEVY,
IN Auctonccr No. Pine street -. .a., . -
Lots n. 9th st. $40 IT, q. OF 9TH ayl each 9oxi0Ul 70 "
Lots r. r. gth s $50 IT, e. OF 9TH av Borg " each 925
one three story brick Dwelling Battle 81 brooklyn, -,
1870 a. OF 9th ev 2Uyibxi0 10 Henry Osborn, at 500
One three story brick Dwelling, Baltic St. Brooklyn,
1913 e. W. Of 9th 1gSxibxlO0 10 Alexander Latham 49,
as hoass Soato 10 j. siws, 400
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Boundess success of the great star gvmnasts,
THE RfZARELLI BROTHERS.,
who mako their appearance In New York Tonight 10 their
famous challenge act
JUEGOS DIABOLICoS,
and also 10 their wonderful
Unexamped success or the famous LAURl in
TOT. TOT. Tor TOT
Immense audiences convused with laughter.
Magnificent ballet and pantomime Of JOHN LAURI.
Marvellous dexterty and comcaity Of CHA RLES LAU RI
Ludcrousy grotesque characterza0ns OF HEN RY LAUR
Infinitely funny contortions OF EDWARD LAURI
Graceful poses OF MADAME LAURL
Bright costumes pretty scenery grand dc ballet OF
FORTY GRACEFUL BEAUTIES.
Enthusiastic admiration expressed by all for
THE DELIGHTFUL TABLEAUs or PROF ROBERTS,
Life-likc visions Of
James Fisk, Jr. Prince OF Er1e Commodore Vanderbilt
Jay Gould Lord Byron, Lady Byron, Lady Augusta Leigh,
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe Henry Ward Beecher BcnJa
min Franklin Henry Clay, Abraham Llcoln, General Scott
TO NIGHT 8 magnificent Tablean OF
GOVERNOR JOHN I. HOFFMAN,
anda
GRAND APoTHEosIs OF WASHINGTON.
HARRY GURR'S wonderful sub aqueous exploits.
MOE and GOODRICH'S Girl of the Period Skates
ADMISSION FIFTY GENTS.
BENEFIT OF JAMES MACE Friday next. Great
bill
of thu celebrated vriucs2
Mr.. J. LEVY,
whose unequaled excellence been the theme OF the
widest admiration and who will shortly appear,
FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY, al 2P. NJ.
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT NEXT SUN DAY, Och ..
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TosEPH INQUIRE, AUCTioNEER,
a. once No. 81 Cedar street, corner H-n

rOSTPH MCGUIRE, AUUIlUNEEHt
81 once No 81 Cedar street, corner "r"-a-Y,
sup'e~0 oour-ln the Matter OF Administration OF INC '
rr,.---.- ate OF fhopas Gregan, DECEASED, 49, V
rirsuas n An order Of this court dad tho 18TH dav
OF september 1868 modifying ofdeS dated sst day q
August 1852 the undersigned win sell 81 pubic suction e
me nlghes bidder through Joseph McGue Auct a
On The ssh day Of October 1852 a, u O'Clock noon the
easehod properly and the expired of the Lea V
about % years. mentioned and described petition
order MED herein situated the northwest of Forty
second street and Seventh avenue said city the
parties claiming title thereto.
Dated September II, 1869.
JOHN CALLAHAN, Referee.
THOMAS @. FIELDS, Esq.,
Attorney I'm tratio II Nasa ctr
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HENRY DREHER 4 H0PsoN, AUCTIONEERs.-FRi
Ill day, October 1b at 1Ox O'Clock, at ~ Bowery mort
Plates. Dishes, Bowls and Pitchers, Tnreens Cups and
II. s. MILLS, Attorney for morg agee
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SALES AT AUCTION.

GEORGE j. SMITH, AUCTIoNEEK.- BY VIRTUE or
" foreclosure Of chss mortgage viii sell at pael,ss
auction this IL O'clock Bellows stables corner OF
Prince and Crosby Streets Horas and MIX Wagon.
JOHN CONTRELL, Attorney for Mortgages.
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J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
"A. IRVING STREET FLOUR AND FEED MILL
49, FOR SALE,

A. j. BLEECkER, s0S co. win sell at auction on
Thursday October 81 at II NJ at the Exchange Saesroom
irving street. Brooklyn known the "lvng Street Flour
ing M, south side Of the between Columbia
8runt streets lot 3Sxoo building 25x95; three story
brick machinery and fixtures entirely aud in complete
running ORDER 50 horse engine and boiler beng &C.
Also patent crushing machine for reducing hard and mpy
reciaming damaged honrs. Near Atlantic Dock
grain warehouses; and only three four minutes walk from
Hamilton ferry Terms liberal. Maps n cedar ST.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

u,HE RICHEST YET.
TIE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOON
TO-DAY, OCTOBER Is
THE aNATIONAL GAME" IN WASHINGTON.
now POOR CUBA is KNOCKED ABOUT By THE
CABINET BOYS.
--..-- ss..s A.. THE GROUND. READY FOR
THE NExT PAT.
CONTINUATION OF THE ASTONISHING DIVISIONS
OF oUEvEDA"
ALL TUE NEWS or THE DAY. sPiVf EDITORIALS,
cHIT.cHAT, FASHIONABLE GOSSIP
THEATRICALS. 40, 60, "a.
PRICE TWO CENTS; PER YEAR, sIx DOLLARS.
NEws DEALERS SEND IN ORDERS IN ADVANCE
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TAMAASS SUNDAY
CONCERT
On SUNDAY, October n, 1859,
The Great Soprano
MARIE FKEDNItR.
The celebrated Cornet virtuoso
Mr. j. LEVY
The eminent Tenor,
FRANZ HiMMER
The popular Baritone,
FORMES
Tho famous Trombonist,
HARVEY.
The Solo Violnist,
ARNOLD.
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Admission 20 cents.
ALL SEATS FREE.
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UCTIoN NoTIoE-BooTs AND SHOES.
N EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES BR0GANS AND BALMuRALs.
THIS DAY tFKipAYl, OCTOBER 10,
AT I0I O'CLOCK,
we viii sell az above
ONE THOUSAND CASES
very superior quality -
direct from manufacturers IN
GREAT VARIETY AND SIZE,
adapted to present of buyers and sold TO meet adj
EanceS.
AARON CLAFLIN 4 co, huctioneera
10 Murray street and 81 Park place.
A UCTf0N k0ffCE-R. T. HhZELf, AUCTfONEER
N THIS DAY tFRIDAY), OCTOBER II,
ut 10Y O'Clock, at saesroom 81 Cofiiandt street,
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
In lots TO suit city ana country trade
Also
French Timed Ware, Silver Plated Ware.
40 dozen cast steel Shovcs Planes, 45
dozen Hods as Meat Cutters, 90 dozen steel
hand. panel and back Saws, &c, &c.
Also
sKATES-243 pairs Smiths New York Club Skates as
sorted sizes.
Catalogues morning of sale.
X. T. HAZLLI. CO., Auctioucers,
30 Cortland street.