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New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
POLITICAL.

STATEN ISLAND POLITICS-THE HAWKINS
DECKER CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
A Staten Island correspondent sends us the
following: Richmond County has from time iminemoriu
been Democratic stronghold With the growth OF tho
popuaon new blood and fresh vgor has been Infused
in the ranks Of the Republican party Ihe election as'
Fan was contested with stubborn obstlnacy. and
athouCh within easy reach Of the repeates OF new
York and having the disadvantage Oh poiing plaSCo i
under Democratic conrol-tho frauds pIaclIccu rs,
where I'm The State with papabe success were helt
in check ana Democratic majority was reouec aT"'
9g nor cent below the lowest mark ever before fcacheu
In consequence Of split in the Democratic local hoi
nations Mr.. Wlett n. Hawkins kepuppncan. p "hs d,
elected Assemblyman BY shltul cOuntlng' nc Tds R
fauded OF his certificate, which was gwen 10 Jou c -,
Decker, Democrat Confident thaI 'ne{ {d TOo and hc
the frauds by which Mr. Decker was Gtureu, n,, s p
lieyng that the hope Of redemption OF the County loh
the misrule which has SO long preyaeG iec' N5sve $50
notice of their intention to contest the election ana
proceeded in due form to take a e polls
Armed with the certificate, and rima Idctc entiiieu 10
mtted TO occupy his ut all he could by the requisite
manpuaron protrac the contest to the end OF the ses'
son contented himself with simple crossexaminatlohs
in tbe aucscssion investigation and introduced no ey
dence in his behalf His game has been perfectly
that tt Me was WpalnabIe fhat he had vfly neglected
His prima fdcie was totally, reversed. Yet
the Assembly admitted him to his seat. pursu,
ing in this their usual custom Although convinced
that this action unnecessary ana UNJUST thoso VINO
had the matter in charge did not feel much aggreyed
the matter referred and the result shown by tho ma
orty report in favor Of Hawkins Instead however OF
adopting tho report Republican Assembly under Dein1
cratic off action in the matter PIiVao Dlls
are threatened II the vote Is brought 10 an issue
at once. Interests JeOpardzed that must
be protected To these interests and In favor OF these
bills the OF justice and tho law IS subordnated
and Decker must be permitted 10 remain % few days
longer until certain ground The chagrn OF tho
true men on Staten Island who have fought this battle
through solely for the purpose OF administering rebuke
TO the Democratic system Of counting in their men by
fraud when necessary, is intense. Its effect cannot
foil 10 he disastrous. Their hopes OF redemption
are all but crushed. There is nothing to stimulate
them TO further action They can only tamely submit 10
the continuance OF the impositons so long endured
Their rebellion against Democratic sharp praclce Is pre-
vented by Republicans from assuming the ugnlty ci
revolution. The tardy Justice OF admitting MI Hawkins
to his seat end the session. which may yet pre-
vail will he but feeble Tecompense for their laOors ana
the general feeling is that II would be more dshed
TO withdraw his from the contest than To have MN
accent Gf il should bc offered him seat IN the Assembly
for the last few days perhaps hours OF the session
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
CusTOM.HOUsE NOTES.

One of the most acceptable reforms which
Collector Gnnne has instituted is the recent change in
the general order Of business. 1t Is authorativey
stated that 1t has heretofore been armed out and that
those In the enjoyment OF II compelled pay either
70 the appointing power or his agents large monthly
bonus, which turn levied upon the merchants
through the increased Of storage Soon after
Grnnels appointment certain parties, inspired by tho
Of the blackaers under the previous admins
tratiOn, offered 10000 consideration for obtaining
the business But the scheme spoiled by the
order Of Mr. Grinne designating general order stores
without regard 10 private interests thus aOrdng the
best facilities 10 the mercantile and shipping community
One OF the first fruits OF this action s the reduction Of
Of storage from 20 to 40 per cent below the standard
Of the old tariff
The Collector has consolidated the Ninth and Tenth
Divisions under the Deputy Collector thus saving
Thousand dollars annually Mr.. Grinnell has received
letter from TIC Secretary of tho Treasury, pOsponng
until July 1862 the operation Of the recent regulations
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
THE JAY COOKE FORGERY.

Superintendent Kennedy received note from
Dlstrict-Attouey Garyin yesterday requesting that
James Smith, the who arrested FOR passing one
Of the forged checks purporng to have been Issued by
Jav Cooke & Coz at the Bank Of the State OF NeWY0rk
deiaced at Police Headquarters for the present the
authOriuS- ,.-.~. tiuu matlrr
thoroughly, The bank officers declare that the
checks genuine, and that the signatures
also genuine, that In fact the checks have beeu
stolen by some person. and the amounts drawn filled
in aftcrward. Certainly the signatures wonderfully
correct limitations OF the genuine, they forged
Il is alleged that Pitt Cooke, one OF the partners OF
Jay Cooke & Co., IS IN the habit OF signing number
OF checks I'm blank, each morning, which arc
filed up during tho day by mr. Hlll, the cash
ier Accordingly the bank officers declare that they
win contest the case and it will probably before
the Courts jay Cooke and Co. say that the checks
clearly fOrgeres that they paid without question
by the Bantcer and that the Bank will therefore have
TO stand loss When the last forged check was pre-
sented the paying teller suspecting something wrong,
went 20 the cashier OF the Bank and showing him the
check asked il 1t all right. The official looked at H.
and recognizing tho signatures replied In tho
afirmative and the check was paid. 1t has
some time past understood by the teller OF the
bank that no check for than 5000 coming from the
above firm would be cashed. In this instance however,
two or more checks for than that amount pre-
Rented and cashod After the closing OF the bank the
teller proceeded Jay Cooke d Co.'S place Of business.
and demonstrated with Mr.. In for having broken
through rule I'm sending checks 20 be cashcd for
large an amount. Mr.. Hin denied having done 80, and
thus the forgery was discovered
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-JANAUsCHEKs IPIuGENiA'
Goethe's highly-polished and successful lmI-
tation Of the Grecan antique, his iphgeniG IN Tdrr"
drew much larger house last night than has recently
greeted Miss Fanny JanauscheHs performances nj 'ne
Academy OF Music. The poetic beauty of its language
and the purity Of its sentiment and the eloquent anu m
passioned defamation with which its interest," WAS sS
tanned fully merlted the augmented attendance Inc
labor Of imparting vitality to crowded chapter oi '
sic horrors through five long, verbose acts was iy
borne by Miss JaDauschek herself, with uluinpn""
power which demonstrated both her great pnS so" "
mental endurance. 1t was severe ana 'IYl"s P.
n norfor within the narrowest circle OF the "unites
The absorbed attention and frequent applause OF inc
house did honor to the great author OF the piece ana MS
gifted interpreter, and its cheerful termination was
richly earned by her sustained intensity ana the adhs
patience Of her auditors. This evening MISS
win clye Medoa as farewell performance ana
hoped that her admirers will do honor to the occasion py
filling the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
INOUESTS.

Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday at
No 5l3 West Forteth-st. the body OF Ann Levy,
tive OF Ireland aged 40 years. who found lying dead
on the floor OF her Deceased has for long time
drank excess Thursday night her husband left
her lying on lounge. Awakngin the morning lie found
her In the same position ana on examining her round she
Ireland aged 27 years, who died suddenly at his resi-
dence No 10 Also the body OF George
Schiller. q Germau aged "a years, who died
suddenly at No 3O6 West Fortest from disease OF the
heart. The body OF unknown man found In
the East River yesterday, off the foot OF Pier No. 2s
Deceased is about five feet, eight inches In hight, &c
years OF age has dark hair aud black coat pants
and vest The body removed to the Morgue, where
Coroner Flynn will hold inquest Coroner Keenan,
yesterday concluded the inquest IN the Of Edwin
Rogers, the sptualist who died Thursday morning
last In toe Seventeenth Precinct SatOnHOuse. letter,
rather obituary notice from j. b. COnkln the friend
OF the deceased. was read Dr. Shine, who made tho
post mOrem examination, OF the opinion that death
the result OF narcotic poison and verdict TO that
effect was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
TILE CAR DRIVERS, STRIKE.

The Second-ave. Railroad remains in state
Of perfect stagnatiOn. The few men who have been
poyed as drivers have stopped work, and others
have appeared take their places the have
running with the exception OF single trip made by
car yesterday morning. With this stOppage all Of
excitement ended and most OF the strike left the
nefghborhOOd Of the depot which they abandoned the
OF the few policemen left to protect the COmpanys
property. As considerable complaint has been made by
the passengers at having TO pay full fare for only half
- "ers are running TO and from Harlem at
~, .nnt ~
a charge OF onJ &C., ~ ,,aeson6crs can take
the Third ave cars the rest Of the way.
Reports were current that Mr. Queen, the Superin
tendent had resigned butithey declared untrue by
the officers Of the Company II Is stated that the en-
uoy6s OF the Thrdaye Railroad have subscribed 81 $50
10 assist the men strike The PaseTers Trade Union
has also appropriated s. per week from each members
earnings which, as there ZOO members, will amount
To a considerable sum.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NEW PLAN OF LIGHTING TIE STREETS BY
ELECTRICITY.

Mr.. William Wheeler has sent in a commu-
nicaton TO the Board OF Aldermen relative 70 the light
ing and cxtncuishns the street lamps by electricity BY
wires connecting them with each other and operated on
bv batteries placed at different points. The method ~
the same that used in lighting the dome o. the capitol
and the Halls OF Congress at Washington Alr stewart 5
new store the picture gallery OF his house Fifth
ave, and, we believe, Booths Ibcater hr. wheeler
claims that the whole expense Of laying tho wires, erect
ing the batteries ana lighting the city VIII be saved ana
paid for in few years, at tho present cost OF simply
fighting the laps He estimates that, n 20 years the
saving 10 the city viii be SCO00o0 BY the proposed ar
rangement II any lamp should be eNtinsgshe4 accl-
dcntay IL win Immediately rcght ltseE in addition
10 tho proposed electrical lighting the wires can be used
for Geographic purposes and complete system OF ul.
dcrsround tcegraphic communication with every part
OF tho city be arranged Tic subject was referred
TO special committee composed Of Aldermen Moore,
Cnddy, and Farley.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Amanna. Barlla Hamburg March J and 'e Ap
steamship GIancus Walden Boston. udse and pass
Steamship Ralta Freeman. Philadelphia, mdse and pass
sbp d. Palmer Low Yokohama Jan J. tea
Shp City Of Montreal Daggei London and Isle Of wight h'eo "
Bark Sunshine Weeks Liverpool 81 days mdse ,.,,...
s R,s Ess Eo E HG5s,.so ss,d sIRo. SssR9 hdl. d;.y sugar
Bif Mss1e Chapman. RS,asrSri Liverpool s. days uje
Brs Treaton; wsl Rll,bsilpoIi ~ salem.
Brs Stella Lodge Ale6 passage Spaia days. IRON lead l
E5f Y As@ek, SFf,asot a5e51; . ass, aoasis'
RnS RS iis4aaa I14 an ffaIf eRSon csa.. e dys sugar
Brig Patterson wk Puerto cabeIo March a. coffee hides
Scb- obeio Edddge, sigua 10 days sugar
S Ss9E Mag Mines & Toie; I aaSl4 & 70 11'f M sugar
sehr. J. Norton, KaoFon, weutrorh \. s. days plaster
sCRo0gnss-giyER AND CoAsrvsR.
T,ss Ral ss Ssgf Bsas ha a f se%,4.s A9ni ''''
Paeiic, Pro'iiee,c , Ir'ok Randolph, Providence.
hd.oa Harvey, Plovilence. GeaWood heltoHs Point
Joseph Rogers. Portland, Couu. sterling. Greeapor.
f1.I Si,5a;i Poyli,ae. SatI sSiler Portland Conn
" t,ts Rock. Nsgi'ea Il; Il > n'ina, 3D. Hs"-n"''H @
Auaaal Powers Elnbeihpori Minerva; Pal River
EtsfTeen' EIl'tn,g,. ..b, ri.i', & &C.,, ~ B,St.
John s Maaton LlIabeihpof| ". y. 0uha BioofhaTea-
iaiy Adams, Ersbe,bpot May Tiec. E.sabe,hpor
a553 san cr h III lbeiilort mr- Lewis EsS,eIapor,
T-ar',t,a EiiibetPor H. Drown. Ei.rsoehporL
90 i.s.5 Fis;bsspo wHss south AnSoy ~
Harry Doremg' yraaiA t.arsts Lrosa, E!rsmh
John James Virginia fitl = SoYestef' Nlrs'llA
~ IlrBry VIRGINIA y. B Marin. Virginia.
Empire, south AmOog. , d. hh'le!, toH JoAh'oa
BELOW.
Bari C,phas s,aui,t from sarni
FOREIGN PORTS.
Orrrvarory APRIL ifTlc steamship Scotia Juikiug from New
Yor Apn arrived tbs port o'clock this morning route to
sor,rov april i6Tc steamship Ohio. Bisse Witch sailed
u Bsltmore Apr 1r Brcmcn arrived at hs port to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FGs!ns . hSTos Tso as f Rio iT st f sta &g .ai
Ii. ecoa Ara tie Wet i-.sh J'2il tk Nnaei from Porto
Rs0 Arrived BlieE Pdce. FROM Csrlt afotE F'yas L1a-
der aul Clyde PaeDha sr Henry Lcba.'e Tor
V4tofe Tie yacht sslo ~ Cape uU is ts Wanderer ~ New
Yors fom orri'e srorll TIE Wul Indies steamer from Norfolk
D. gone 10 her asssiau-c-
slvASxAn Ca April 6Clerei % Chevaer for Queeuovni
Els for LFuoo El h Icaudi schooner 80
Its fr Nielq Af4Id steamship L.o om NcsioIA Weather
Nfdtrsfti H.al s. $. y. -.r ---.--'' 49, --
WltwsgTQS. Apul ldAr1ei sinef Volunteer from NegYorE
Clfsrrl. siriucr fa.Ihlaks. f,r Ner-lork.
CHAKLEsroS, Apn ldArrc steamer James Adgc from New.
ri
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
TIE STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN MAHKETa

LoyboS Aprl l6ll m-C0nsols close q 0o T motsy, and
0Ji United States Fytlneat. boi.a, sl4' q
colpous stocks easier, Eue shares. 81 Illinois. isl
LfyEPooL Apl l5a. mCou otrsci tlmcr hdibug Vpanis
l2d MHug orleans ll According 90 the Cotton Irlfs CIR
published today the aesi io ihe vssk oi ~ 100 bales oi
Whca bales tilcu export and % lt % peeo
The total amount stock hand Is $1,000 h of uhch 1900
bales American wheat opene a tH' r 30 Res Rctsu
oa srot; California White crlL Pour % s. hl M Wsteu
Canal Cora 20 for 80 2NgF MIet olu Bld.La. Pos
pork l0j & bbL fr ECru lduc A"s3 kfe Si ~ ID Lr
Rrir Prime Mess Lsi5 Vcrt ~ Auellaa tit.s,s Vethf
Mug % Poe American Bicou q! y tat "f Csmse1n4 C1t
osn5 for Common Abl l6 A. cat o lne Asnrln Iuretle
JgdJli y PeiTolsar a. for Sgnts sri 10 f Retfei q
gallon. Taow $50 a. i2 % M Anercfr. Iiffrrl or Al A.
LoSDos Apnl le-l mIsssI Gales ~ l5 QAi0 90 ~
Thin Ol1ng TalOv O. u cat Sperm OIL &uJ g. tua Whale
o. 3J7 Sugar al c-t a So o. u " iIfcei, t9
80 quarter o Cl.cia Igpcaiue % laJi0 caL ReLuei
Petroleum.. Iioi A. gallon.
IyuFoot, Apn ioTle total amount oi Cotton afol us way
ttf estimated 90 fil 90 bales ofEhch 1J ou
Auelitlu ports Lard Is frlcr but prices IacialrtL
H1THB. Aprl lG-lhe Cogn s.-.ts opened unchanged
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
IAnnounesmen,s.l

THE rush for Hats at KNox's, corner Oh
Broadway Puton, continues great az ever HIS sV
knovledged BY s be tie ueatest and most elegant 'eH
leaves bis an excellent and telling advertisement for the
maker thereof Ksox Thus It will be- Ana 'ne ~
whose greatest aim give perfect satisfaction at reasonable
who by would be done b-is man VINO
will always have plenty patrorspArons who will not only paoD
themselves others do So u'e hSO
OF call. and you will be to call again.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

roopiripg all lines conveying duabe goods to DO bohueu
for that purpose 49,. o, H. rforaa NJ Rem.
rsntofives will investigate the workings OF the
T bnsness with view Of presenting revised tarin
~ the first session Of Congress. The Committee WAS III
suTyeyor Cornell has appointed as Deputy suryeyofr
Mr Henry f. Abe lately editor OF Ihs Sctgn"'e O"'H
T,,;ou i'm place OF David NJ Smyth, resigned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
HOME NEWS.
TuR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER
Nav. YORK HourT Tber Bar. Wind Hour lltL haf VIVA
ApTil G. go NlaO \ ". o Soo JLii
u 5O29 SW. 9 so %ll1 =
653 Jl23 s. II so 3llt >
KNuARKs-Tbis day slightly hy throughout With wnd
daring evening The Northern Lights again visible ron S4'
d M 70 midnight though not bright as last eyenls IN
THK AUKORAL DHPLAY-Ibs continued from mdug1t' WIN u
Mnshed spleroT and still prevailed al 3 ths morning
arch was militant cOntgased sBguary with toe cara
bank number o meieors visible ore o.
color with train OF 100 shot atmosphere st l' 0oc az
poa 10 pointer Of the Great DpeI ao 0'e
NestoI an arc Of
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

ESPENsCUEID'S SPRING LEvEE.-ln all his
experience halter BsPESscHED ha hs the pleasure Of
Ing early the season. such troops Of friends all day
long into Bis store Fortunately be has enough hats enough aad
varieties style enOugh satisfy them ALL aud they satisfied be
satisfied His regular Spring style commands general Glmiraton The
perfection o Finish owing 70 the recent improvement Introduced IN
bis factory thing thst he has produced Is
PEsscHED l3 Nassaust between Ann and Beekmanst&
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

PROM HAMBURG-Ih steamship Aemanil, April 6Eryin Ran
bar Rudolph seymaun Eugene Donuer Robert Lp fangy
borpe Chs Dickson Henry Dickson, Jos D0fcst Levy hee
Regna Michel Chas Breede Amanda Bede' Henry Dee
KaluskT
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
$40 TRUSS.

Ah twenty experience have ouul Dr. Shermaus Ten Dol
lar Truss essentially different 90 al oen more Efficient without ne
,,riurr upon e spins th'n D. hfss - I1 mor- III
sni hcter tiau
Pasnt Lever any other tiuls 10 tue country. =,
Dr. sHERNASS olc No CO.. Broalvsr For ug'traei pam
aLie kene Of bad before and sr Neni
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
4" Veni, Vidi, Wei"

Tho forthcoming rumbs Of he illustrated Western World printed
Ia oil eoloI will be the mos, paper ever issued from tie
pres, the Of phnos discovered Remember 1t the
only paper in e whose Illustrations printed
seven d,ne, coors single Impression Aside from the beautiful
illustrations which accompany weekly every number rpce with
glowing onAree Love and donc Tales ft companion Of
hsdeihe Of every branch Of era,urehc champion
al noble induehe support of be farmer merchant san an
education II the Send for specimen copies Sold by
dealers Subscription, ~ Address lB WESTERN
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

"THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Business want clerks and apprentices who have jus! the right talent
particular pursuit These pointed ont by means o
and the right directed TO the right place ETana
daily No $50 Broadway See THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for April Only 30 cents
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

A COOP HOTEL is benefit to the commu-
% and Bo,ton m.y wei be proad Of its House,
o and so well Kept by Lsw RICE esq Thoroughly Teld and
reurnishei IL need fear no competitor
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
p1CSENG ERS 1RRIHED.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL LBOoKs.-BROUGHTON & WY
NAN No 10 Bbeous keep the largest and best assom'uL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

SQUIRE g. LANDER, No. 97 Fulton-st., New
York place reliable WATCHES hne DAMoND Jh"
TLRY andSI L WARE. Diamonds q sOeedHy
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
Floctricitv. 10 onnlied in the use of the Bur-

r Alarm Teegraph protection in the world broken
through By bugsr Eight years experience TO b. reliable @nd
seov worthless Biugements claiming to be i'm
proyemeus Zach viii be iea Win according 70 law HosKss
eGce removed TO No. Muyst, two doors from broadway
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

MAsoN's BLACKIEG is household word.
JAS S. MASON & Co.,
pbUsdenhil Pa.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
rrsr 1NnIA MAnYrTs.

UAvlvA Anil l6le StKr market il luofan: fls we're f'ie
oa, o tie a,s af9a9i pcF sTrobs o No - uutch STANDARD
EcLAnse-Ou Losou. ldl2 per Frel4m Paris per
discount ya Uti.ei STATES short ssl currency, 22ag
cent discount, gold peul aLl hall discount
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
THE DRAMA.

Zen overheard and was drowned yesterday forenoon He
leaves wife and several children.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
COTTON NJ

DENTAL ASSOCIATION HAVE EXTRACTED TEETH
WITH TilR OHtiR INVENTION FOR 348l6 PATIENTS
WITHOUT FAILURE OR ACCIDENT OFFICE. No. 10 COOPER
1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-30

A UCTION fOTICE.-LAROE SALE All uS WEST
IA Twentv-seyenth street.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer,
will sell this tMoNDAyl morning, AZ l0ls o'clock,
To tho highest bidder, m
NIL the magnificent Household Funtuse and orilsn. ana
powerful toned Pianoore many rare nnd cosby WORKS
of Art contained In tho i've story brown stone fiysc rest
dence, No lib West Twcnyseycnth street. near skn ave
French satin broca,e silk and balrcoths; Cenre ana
Chairs Lounges fine Oh Paintings Engnvin9s oo farof
Ornaments, -,
celebrated city maker IN use nine months COZ woog s,oo
Cover Music Stand Velvet Brussels aud hreeTv Car-
PETS Oiclohs, &C.; rosewood aud walnut bedroom suns,
Spring and Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets B.nkes &C.
Dining Room Furniture In black walnut; solid Silver and
Plated Ware, Casters urps, Tea and Dinner Sets spoons
Forks all the Furniture OF servants sparmenE
other articles too numerous mention. Sale positive. N
BGoods packed and shipped by competent men IN neni
Strangers wishing attend sale take sth OF seventh
avenue cars, stopping nf Twenty seventh street.
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A uCrtoN SALE FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDS,
n GROCERY Barroom Fixtures Liquors, ac OF washing
Ion House q Hicks street. Brooklyn, on Wednesday ncu
70 A. a.. ~ JAQUES. 203 Broadway
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ucr1oN notice. NICHOLS CO.. AUCTION.

n GERS
Large percmptory sale OF 500 Lots elegant House
hold Furniture this (Mornday) morning, August W ~ Va
o'clock the large res1e noe lo Wett wen
sixth street between Sixth and seventh ayenves
PanofOe full octave, brilliant tone eiogant
Parlor Suits covered with the rcnest De-
scrpon French satin trocae hrcloth and reps; ~ vevo
Brussels Carpets. Curtains Cornices ,nsoes LOSE
wood aud Eisgeres Tables Cabinets bos dS nose
VASES sstuary Figures books, 10 rosewood and walnut
Chamber suits 10 Bodstends 10 bureaus 10 Waslsands
Conodes 70 Spring and Hair Mattresaes ~ snee, sisn-
kes Quilts Boosters, Pillows Bed Lounges Cnar hocke,s
Sofns with haircoth and reps 90 vi annfs Sx
Dining Chairs China Tea and Dinner se,s zee ,n
Wine Sets Out GLASS; Crystal and Ruby Warc
Cutlery, &C. snle positive, rain or shine. pelos ~, a.
gued Reliable men In attendance 70 cart or PACK goo1s ot
purchasers reasonable cnses rarss wsnans sa ar
stages stop corner Twenyslxth street kcsidence Io
West Twenty street. between Sixth ana scVenm ave-
nues. Catalogues at tho bOuhe.
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n II. FIERsoN. AUCTI0NEER.
ByA. D. MELLICK, JR. x BRO.
Aue,ioneers and dealers In New Jersey Real Es,s'e,
rs Pine street, New York.
Positive sale,
by order of s. Cahii, ESQ.,,
Of 10 villa Plots,

on Thursday, September 2, at J? NJ.
Theae Lots well situated I'VE mnues walk norm o.
the station and In the vicinity OF improvements fsymcntS
unusually and the auction fees on the DAY
OF $l0 month thereafter Special train WI leave
Liberty ut II A. NJ COLLATION. on the arrival
train Efficient detectives will eject all boys ana sus
picious characters sure For railroad pssses maps All" %
particulars. appiy at the Office OF the auctioncers
Free pnsses also be obtained 1T W: D.
Bowey and NJ isaac b. Istcs snos
and Thtyforh street. ana AZ Love
Joys Hotel, corner Park row and Hickman street.
DAwNpRoKER's sALE.-WATCHEs AND JEWELRY-
n FIELD. Auctunecr la5 Chatham street, will soil,
thus day at II O'clock 500 lots OF gold and silver hunng and
pen face Watches, Rings, Pins Earfnge Bracerfs,
Eeckaces Studs Bnttons gold uard Fob and Vest Chelas
uns Pistos sc. order OF j. Neither ~ Eat Hous-
ton street Also, at 10 O'Clock, one light Wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-30

LfOR SALEM BRoOKLYN.ATA BARGAIN AND OF
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