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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-01
NAVAL ITTELi.sGENGE.

4 1SyensenLs Of the European Squahren--A
Majority Of the Vessels ta Winter ia che
MeliteyraDean--1be, preiir 10 0cme 20 New
York.
The sidewhecl steamer Fr0ls, Commander henry
Wilson, which has for some time been cruising on
the Fishing Banks looking out for the Interests OF
eur large fishing fleet IN that quarter Of the coast is
BOW lying up At the Washington Navy Yard, under
going some repairs preparatory 10 returning to New
YORK to again become Rear Admiral Strngham's nag.
shfp The Froo IL not economical craft for crus-
Ing purposes, as she can only 20 under steam, at o
pretty heavy expenditure OF coal an item of ex.
apense not favorably locked upon luss now by the
sFavy department.. Hence the pT0priey OF retaining
.ner IN narbor as o guardshIp, FOR which she s well
e0hpco, as she can steam rapidly and overhaul any
Vessel tnat may ATTEMPT 10 evade the neutrality
tnis R2rL at the earliest moment in order
which are to he despatched to foreign cations rs
eoon as possible: The Guerrero, Captain Thomas
II. Stevens, WIN be sent IL Ia said 70 the Europesu
squadron, ana the Narfagansett. Lieutenant Com.
mandef George Dewey, will I've DESPATCHED to the
South Atlantic or Brazilian squadron. Eoth ships
bre 20 make their oess way 10 tlie respective sta.
The gunboat Saco, three gl,ps, Lieutenant Com.
nsnder William Terry, was at Gibraltar the 18th
hss bound into the Mediterranean on winters
HuSe
All the European SQUADRON. excepting the nep.
snip FranllIn and the corvette Apnias WIN probs-
ply winter IN the Mcditerrancanas crussng IN rhe
pnannei and Atlantic fs dQDgerUue and useless dur
in4 the Geld, stormy mcnths; and, besides, they
Mouo pe compelled to burn great deal Of coal. az
ney would steam most of the time. The Ffagklin,
pemmodHe G. y. R. Rodgers, vii! probably fAturD
M commission.
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No. Centre Market place, on wednesday afternoon
.cisAS.~At Passaic. on Sunday evening. 0ctobe.
80, MARY LOUISA, infant daughter Of George sno
Maria L. Mclean, aged m0ntha
OdDEs..At stapleton, staten Island, on sasur;
ogden, IN the 0lst year OF her age.
Funeral this Quesday) afternoon at ono o,cioCh,
at St. Pauls church, at Elizabeth, N J. FRIENDS anu
PRErEKRB.-In tnls city, on Sunday, October 80.
PIERRE PREryRRE, M. D.. d. d. s., In the oStn year
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
members OF the French Benevolent Society are re.
spectuy invited 70 attend the funeral on we zee
residence, Is West Washington place.
REILLY.-On Monday, October 81 MARGARET
REILLY IN the S2d year o. nsr ,s ass; are resnect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her lste resi-
dence, No. 2lS West Houston street, on wednesday
morning, ct hslfRast ten O'CLOCK: .n,,o oc.oner
3d. MARIANA, wlfe OF John ID. Schultz, sr., III NC
'' Tns se rssyes ana friends Of tho family are n
spectfulIy invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence 34l West Fifteenth St. thus Tuesday)
afternoon ut one O'Clock. without further notice:
OF Robert SIMPSON. in TIE sOth year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. 49,
SMITH.-On SATURDAY, October 20. EMILY wife OF
Friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from No. 40S West Twenty third street, this
lTuesday) afternoon, at one O'CLOCK
wARD.-Suddenly on Sunday, october 80 ELLEN
The friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from 10 North Fifth street, Williamsburg,
WkISaTMon Saturday, October Ss a. CHARLES W.
WRIGHT. in the 44th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
t. attend the funeral the ss
this Cuesday) afternoon, at one O'Clock, TO Green-
wood Cemetery.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

To-day lhe trotting contests postponed from Thurs
day last will come or ut thus popular park. They
embrace the events set down for the $3.50
and 2:39 parses, which during che two first
days OF the October meeting caused much
speculative interest. the nrst is purse OF $780, for
horses that up to the time Of closing the entries
had never beaten 260-ssoo to the frat $50 to the
second and so 70 the third horse. For this there
are entered N. Whipples chestnut mare Angeline
NJ. L. Motifs brown stallion Independent G. Trnes-
dale's gray gelding Lottery, John Rogers brown
mare P0wnal Mare, Jehn Murphy's brown gelding
James u; Coleman John Lovetts chestnut stallion
T. Brennan, e. L. Halls bay stallion Lincoln aud W.
3. Weeks black gelding Eight Bells.
The second event VIII be purse OF 81 900. for
horses that have nPver rctted better than asaS7oo
to the FIRST $500 I'd the second and 800 the third
This has eight enrries:-W. II. Borsts chestnut mare
Josephine, Il. J. Beach's gray geldng Jack, A. g.
Wilson's black gelding Frank, John Lovetts brown
gelding Young Bruno, N. Rarretts chestnut gelding
George smith, Dan Pliers bay mare mo nancy,
John Rogers brown mare Pownal Mare, and Dan
Mace's brown gelding Frank. Both races VIII be
mile heats best three IN five, In harness.
In the pools the brown gelding James q. Cole
man 10 the first and the gray Relding JACK IN the
second race are favOrites against the held.
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SUPREME CouaT-CAAiaDEas.
The Old Story Of Matrimonial Infeiicities.
Before Judge CardoZO.

The Old Story Of Matrimonial Infeiicities.
Before Judge Cardo2o.
Nary Cnat3eN Us. Samuel CGrtrell.-This Ia an &C.
HON for divorce the ground Of alleged cruelty.
Some time since 1t was ordered before referee,
who has had several sittlngs and examined large
humber Of witnesses, which latter proceedings, 1t
was claimed, were inaugurated and prosecuted
without the knowledge Of the defendant. On last
Tuesday Injunction order to stay proceedings was
perved on The referee and on the plain.
mn and her counsel. Default had been
iaken against the defendant The matter
Same mp on motion TO open the default and fol
kosts. Fully two hours were occupied by the op
losing counsel in their arguments and reading
k1ldavita. For the defendant II was claimed and
hfidavits submitted in snpport Of it, that he had
Curing the ten years OF their married life always
I'll and their three cSdren that she Brought tSis
tuis at the instance Of connse that she had since
been rec0nced TO him and expressed desire to dis
ALLEGED that the latter Statements were wholly false,
and on The subject Of cruelty numerous instances
are given OF his brutality-0nce striking her In the
vestibule OF Wallack's theatre once throwing a
ed ana then pounding and choking her when she
Vas out Instead Of supporting her 1t was claimed
Nat he had lived In ldleness upon her means
sverred on his bsaif that his income from real
estate was only about y 500 year, while the con-
good deal Of sparring between counsel, which was
Fith considerable difficulty restrained by the Judge
Fbe Judge took the papers and reserved his deci-
hon.
The Contcst for JusticeshiD-The StemmleT-
Mcclure Case.
1AS People &c rel. Iepsnsle' %. KcGuire.-In this
base continuance Of the contest as TO the election
ef Justice In the Seventh Judicial district motion
was made for leave TO file a supplemental answer
And examine the plaintiff previous to trial. and also
10 Get the list OF his witnesses. After hearing the
hrgnment Of opposng counsel the Judge took the
hApef1
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rQL,fE aasar.

Commissioner Smith Yesterday heard evidence In
hiriy-eight eonpiainis against police ofcefs In
the case of officer Aeogon of the Fifteenth precinct
fnaIged with area.ing Annie sfontsne, OF Tliir-
eenth street, near Third avenue fer, az be says en-
terfnE disreputabe house, the Witnesses, inc,aY-
ng Justice Cox, did ncs put IN an appearance, ana
lhe final hearing was set ior Friday next. ogfcers
Nelson and Palmer 81 the Third precinct, Were tried
execution OF bis duty, in cutting out slool, wbose
captain refused to move ouS II pier rs Norm river
and aTresting Mr. S0nI9efs, WHO n a3 discharged Al
Sac station house by Captain bcCleary. The evi.
dence was very positive, aDo was re.errsa to The
Board for judgment
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A Lien p: MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY ALLEN h. MINER d BROTHER,
late
HENRY IL LEEDa MINER
HENHI II. LIE EDO q MIN -
(eatabIishcd lS4D,

(estabIished lS47,
81 Chambers and "a Reade streets Art Galleries
el7 and 619 Broadway.
On Wednesday and Thursday, November and 3,
mencns At 81 and ~ O'Clock y n: each day 1t the
LEEDS ART GALLEKIEsn Sl7 and SO Broadway,
ELEGANTLY sE9qED cqkTAJNINd Many MA9NI FL
PRINTS; RARE AND PINE EDITIONS OF ANCIENT
AND MODERN CLASSICS; MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
the Pisrres Grayees Of the Orleans Collection Dbdin:
Works. the Works Of e Adgeron Bridges, the Novels and
Mammaa BY Cuver and S. Haire exquisite editions Of
Cupid and Psyche, picats Religious Ceremonies Canovas
Work.. Works Isyriel Ansiens ArmoI Tho
Architectural and Decorative Works BY Pugn, Straits Re-
gal Antiquities and Dresses Works Of Michael Angelo,
Stance Of Raphael, splendid folio Of Italian Clas-
scs, yisw. IN Central America the f.mou.
proof before ieters.
Fine editions Of Hugo, Chateabriand, Lamartins and
gy cELEsRATED axEfIsls OF TIE EoNp6N SKETCH
CLUB Of great interest, viz :-STANFIELD, LESLIE,
BONE, CHALON. CRIsTALL. PRICE, STUMP, TWINS,
ON EXHIBITION on and from MONDAY, slsT INST,
at OUR GALLERIES until sale.
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THE OUR T s.
Ne Clarke OountsrSsiting Cass-1hs Prisoner
FOUND Guilty on Three Counn-Ths
Nariposa Company in Court
Matrimonial Infslioity-Ths
stsmmlsr- Mcclure Justice ;"
ship Imbrogio.
UNITED STATES cacur COURT cnzAAl BRANCH

s"'ss ~'"'~e
me Clarke Csuurerfsitins 0aSe-rhe Prisoner
CenvictcA ON Thrse Counts.
Before Judge BVhsdiot
ma United states o. Robert b C1arEe.-Tne
Mai OF this case was resumed yesterday, but was
brought to rather prscptate ending In consequence
Of testimony unexpected BY the prisoners able
Ceunscl being introduced. The defendant middle
axed person OF very respectable and gentlemany ap
psarance, was formerly colonel Of the Brooklyn
Fourteenth regiment N. G., with whom he served
b The war OF the rebellion. In October OF last year
he was implicated In some serious counterfetipg
ychsmes with professional counterfeiters. and, al
ledorateS who were and arrested From
that time to this he has been held strict prisoner,
Ill the efforts Of his influential friends failing IA
having hun admitted TO bail. The trial came up on
lert0n Stuart and Bell, and was resumed yesterday.
In the course VI The proceedings one witness swore
hat Clarke subOrned him to appear on tho fiaI q
s case and 70 support the theory ne haa 3
p0unse who believed all hrs statements anu Iepto IA
1entations In that connection. bus VINO were aes
ceived by him. The letters Clarke nad wris.em 80, ~
he witness from time 70 rime charging nun VIII III
Sirections AZ TO what he should swear 70 on tne
rial were put In evidence, falling Ike oempsneh
Im0 the coansel, who at once threw up tue case
Eom tSat SoInt without Argument
ia was indicted on three counts-FIrst, Tor having
: efxtv pound tobacco revenue stamp IN MS posses
en, with intent to utter the same; second or nay
mteDt; and, third, with having IN hls possession.
with lptent to utter, three-dolar manifest Custom
House stamps.
Judge Benedict brienJ charged the jury, who,
After about ten minutes absence. came into court
Win verdict OF guilty oil the three counts. The
prisoner was reInanded for sentence.
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Suit for DamaGes Against the Marircra Conn
pany.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Before Judge Ingraham.
me MschAatcs Ranking Association Us. The Mart
posa Nonapany.-Tnis Is an action for damages
alleges 70 have been sustained by the plaintiffs DO.
Of the refusal by tho defendants to transfer to
shcm ATS shares or the stock OF the defendante.
There had been an injunction issued restraining
from such transfer, which injunction the plaintiffs
claimed had been removed Nevertheless the de-
PENDANTS refused to transfer the stock on the
ground, as they claimed, that the injunc-
ton was still In force, and that other parties
had claims against the stock Ia question The STOCK
at IN time rated In the market at 551s and at the
T. Jordan had deposited 1t seems this stock AZ col
lateral security with the pIantis and when called up
% failed 70 make good the l0an and In this way the
bont at Issue is the legality OF the demand. Being
simple question Of law 1t Ia being tried without Q
tnry. A large NUMBER Of witnesses were called. The
Ease is still on.
Messrs. John E. Burrill ana e. ". Stoughton for
plaintiffs and Messrs. William NJ Evarts and d. D.
Field for defendants.
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Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A By ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER,
late
Henry II. Leeds 4 Miner

salesroonna Nos. S5 Chambers and n Reade streets;
Art Galleries UT and $40 Broadway,
On WEDNESDAY, Noyember2, At 10Y O'Clock, :.
a the private residence No. ~ West street, BE-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. NV,
MORTGAGE SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUR
English Velvet, Brussels and Threepy Carpets black val
reps Centre and de Tables Lace Curtains and
Cornces, gilt Franc Pier Mirrors fine Bronze Chandeliers
Lounges and Chairs carved walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
ana brackets. black walnut Extension Tables. Buffet
Hair Mattresses, Feather Feds, Bosters and Pillows Blank
es Bed and Table Linen Crockery Glassware black walnut
Hall Stand Oflclohs Stair Carpets. Kitchen Utensils &c.
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A RCH JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNFER,
IN ott oflce and saiesroom 81 Nassau street,
HOUSEHOLD ruRNIryrp

JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell on Wednesday. al
l0 o'clock at their taissroom 81 Nassau street, large
sorimcnt Of Household Furniture consisting in part Of very
fine Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine Lace Curtains,
cate Curtains oilclohs, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Linen Window Shades, Pier and Manc Mirrors SUIT carved
rosewood three striped brocate' Parlor Suit plush
mahogany Suit harcoth Arm Chairs, in morocco Library
Suit plush Wardrobes Dressing Bureaus Gas Chan
deiers Gard fables Cooking stoves raror and ONCE
Ware Toilet Sets &c Sale to commence with the Kitchen
Furniture Also ID Sewing Machines, u Stoves 0Ice Fur
ntnre Desks, Sales &c Also line Of DRY Goods, Boots
an. Shoes,
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COURT cALERDaHs-1HIs DAY.

OYER AND TRIMMER AND SUPREME CoURr-CiR-
oUT.-Part Held by Judge Ingraham. Case on.
SUPRRAE COURT-CHAkBERS-NOc causes set down.
MARINE UOURr-Part before Judge Shea.-Nos.
1875, 4228, A227, 1897 4229 4l4S. Part q Before
Judge Tracy.-Nos 1880, 4152, 49, 4z2i.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
ACKERM AN-F0wLER.-On Thursday, october y,
ct the residence OF the BRIDES father Yorktown n.
OF New YORK city TO ALLIE BELL, daughter OF q. W.
Fowler Esq. ,.ona.u
DOUGLAss to ANNIE D., daughter OF Ebenezer Peck
Esq, ali or Jersey city. No cards. - 49,
FOwLER-SNITH.-On Saturday october 20, Dy
Rev. ]. M. Pullman. WALTER 8 F0wLEB 70 MAGGIE
j. SMITH both ofthis city.
fsIFDI Won RIgDr NsTEN-UHI.--On Monday Oct0.
her Al nj the residence OF the Hon. OsWald Often
dorfer' No East Seventeenth street. by the Rev.
Father b. Kraus, FRlEDRIcH RIEDL Won RIBDEN-
STEIN OF Prague, Austria, 70 Miss MAgHILDE UAL,
WoOD-EHo.-On Saturday, October 20, ct the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, In SmsbuTy by the
Rev, AR. T0mlnson, CHAhLEs B. WOOD to ANToIN-
ETrE, daughter Of Amos II. Emo, ESQ., all OF this
city.
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A UCTION NOTICE-JOHN d. PARKER & CO., AUC
"A tioneers, will sell, this day t1uesdayl morning
All The 6Tst class Household furniture contained IN the
brown stone mansion lib West Twcntysevcnth street.
near Sixth comprising worth, and 400
lots, by catalogue.
Parlors consist, Wiz -- f't A.3&
Rich rosewood PsnOforte, made to orders $780, all
modern improvements in six months four rich Paror
Suits, French satin brocatei and silk reps;
geres Centre Tables Bookcase volumes choice Books
French Bronzes OIL Paintings real lace and brocate Cur
ains Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets 30 P1or Oyna
ments, &c. $50. 80 ~ rstft nrp
Magnificent rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Suits,
Bedsteads Bureaus washstands, Wardrobes Commodes,
cts Sheets &c Chairs Tables TuYkshEasy Chairs Lounges
Clocks and Engravings.
Dining Room consists, via
IL foot Extension Table, Buffet Chairs, French China Tea
and Dinner Sets Sheffield Plated Ware solid Silver, &c
Casters Tureens Ice Pitchers BASKETS Spoons Forks
Knives &C. Basement and Kitchen Furniture Stoves,
bles Chairs Lounges Ice Box, Ocoths and other articles
too mention, all AGO lots Goods boxed and
shipped for purchasers. LUXE FITZGERALD Anctioneer
and Salesman Safe positive, rain shine, commencing at
l0x O'Clock. ao EVE GtN 3o aff Hs4 O.
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q SALES AT AUCTION.
A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
"A by ALLEN B. MINER 4 BROTHER,
LATE HENRY h. LEEDS MINER. ,

ealesrooms IS Chambers and " Reade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries 8l7 and $40 Broadway
Auction Notice.
Messrs ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER VIII give their
personal attention, customary for the years.
sales Of Household At the residence of families
declining housekeeping and at theF spacious sa1erocms
& Chambers street through TO ~ Reade
also stocks Of Merchandise at owners stores, and
At their galleries a. above ALLEN b. MINER
HENRY d. MINER.
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sENTEkcED TO DEArR.-In the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, Maryland on the 26th ut,
Mary Wallis, colored, was tried ana convicted OF
LIE murder OF Albert D., infant son Of Albert M
Reed, by poisoning with snychnine, IN July last
Judge Brent sentenced the girl he hanged al such
tine as the Governor may designate The Prince
Georgian says OF the trial anu Its result:-"The
counsel for the accused, Judge Berry ana Daniel
Clarke, III q mastery manner siited the entire evil
dence with their acknowledged skill. They ple-
sented avery palliatng circumstances connected
herewith TO the jury, ana closed their argument
with a beautiful and touching appeal for mercy
llie jury retired and remained OCT about
murder In Nthe first degree. Tie prisoner
during the delivery oil the verdict did not
eyincS any emob.on whatever, bu! seemed 10 be
utterly gnor}nt or the dark doom that awaits her
Her youth ana extAame apathy, as evlnced in the
criminal box while tSldergot1g thla severe ordeal,
would suggest want o.. mind SUFFICIENT to warrant
4 conviction. But the extreme legal acuinen dis
played by both the prosecution and defence and The
sre sufficient RGssautles oftse corr setness o. the
lsfdcA
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R0RsE NOTES.

Mr.. W. BufDrd, sen Of General A. BuIord, OF Ken
lucky, Informed us OF the Pmlc0 Race Course, on
Saturday last that the race horse Enquirer, the
winner Of the Kenner Stakes at Saratoga and other
prominent last summer, not injured To the
extent reported in the papers. He struck himself
lightly in one Of his gallops, after which he WAS
taken ont Of training but not on account OF any in
jury that he had sustained. General Buford win
have the horse entered Ia all the fouryear old events
next summer, and he concluded to take him ont OF
training and let him recuperate for the coming
events. asulE@ stg
Mr.. Sanford's two.year-old bay Ally Madame Dud-
ley IN her race at Baltimore on saturday last aston.
ished the racing men hugely by running a mile In
las, with 1O4 pounds up. Tue time was equaed ON
the same day by NY Maryland, three ear-old, car
rylng eghty-sx pounds. Here was tw0-year. Old
not only giving three-year Old eighteen pounds,
but when we take into consideration that two-year
Old should only carry seventy-dve pounds and q
three-year- Old nnetyfve pounds, IL makes the two
year.od thirty eight pounds better than the three
year. Nov, than suppose a handicapper should at
any time impose that weight on twO-year-od, what
would be thought OF him by the racing publlcy This
or itself shows the fallacy OF bandicapplng horses
III this country. Weight iOr Is the only true way
OF running horses. Put steadyinR weight on all OF
thcm, and let the best horse win.
we see that the tf0tters American Girl and George
Palmer are matched for 81 00O mile heats three
IA nve IN harness. the race to come OF al Prospect
PARK Fair Grounds on Thursday next. This should
pc great rot, as the horses are closely matched
III point OF speed as any In the country.
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. uCTIoN.-LARGE GENUINE SALE OF

A UCTION.--LARGE GENUINE SALE OF
"A EleISnt Household Furniture Carpets, Pisnoforte,
the private residence 70 Tenth street. Broad
and Sixth avenue, Fifth avenueVelve Brussels
Carpets, rosewood Panoforte, handsome Psrlor Suits
covered with satin Srccats reps and haircoth AirroIs
Booscase Bronzes. Works Of Art b dseads bureaus,
LounGes, sdeboard Dining Table Chairs also 500
useful Household Furniture. &. NICHOLS Auctio
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Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY ALLEN b. MINER BROTHER
81 ~ late
HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER.
saesooms Nos IS Chambers and n Reade streets Art Gal
ia Egf.E eries, 617 and 619 Broadway.
On SATURDAY November At l0K O'Clock, at our sales
llfLt . rooms,
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE REMOVED FOR CONVE.
NIENCE OF SALE
A sSIGNEE's SALE
COLE MURPHY, Auconecrs, will sell by order Of the
assignee the Stock Fixtures Of Coal Yard Of
Columbia and Warren streets, Brooklyn Tuesday Noven-
Der ], at II A. NJ,
= #IfF' comprising
about 200 tons Coal,
200 cords Virginia Pine Wood,
several Horses and Carts Harness. Safe and Once
Fixtures steam Engine and Boiler Machinery for bundline
wood also the Good VIII Of the business.
ee rf WIN. HEISSENBUTTEL, Assignee.
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A REGULAR SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER O.
At IL O'Clock.
300 CASES MEMS. WOMEN's AND CHILDRENS
BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALH CATERS, 90,
all seasonabo goods received direct from manufacturers,
will be sold as above. Attention OF buyers invited.
VIM TOPPING CO.,
heta 139 CHURCH STREET
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"A tioneers WIN ss this day 10 o'clock at % barclay
ncce without any reserve from the Shelves In lots 70 st
the city and country retail trade general and desirable
sortmcn Of China and Crockey yellow and Rock) Ware
OF the best European and American manufacture Also
full Of glassware OF every descriptions Fancy Goods and
Tabe Cutlery Goods packed for shippng free Of charge