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MARINE IyTELLIoEECE.
Susin,ss Hotltts.

Bienctirg. Clruning and DyCiun, Lords
DfCrs ~ Erualway Ill S;i avenue. 80 Broome 81,
BROADWAY, coats PANTS. vests, dresses shaws,
sacks, velycts feathers. &c. beautifully cleaned.
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Tnt fltcTios ArrHoA,nIs.-r,o IN sritc of
law, wlll wager hats On tr result ct the election aud
II " tact worthy nj comment that lhr popular hat Tor
hls lul poscn KnoI's Hat ths lnoi hat is uniycr-
Buy suaI Lats ~ knOx'A ~ hrvsdwN,-Aas,
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Trr-.-s. The "RiRas Truss''-A model o.
excellence b every respect
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wheeler 81 Wilson Mnchipcs, LII 8read-
sold by paving so uOwu and SO per month. with
out extra charge. Machines to let j. I. ELLIS.
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INREE-CEOCErH.-D "wednesday, October 20
st tde Church Of oar Fth IS tue REV 1. Z. Bollei
t,c1fgc u. Clarke. .r. 10 Ida :. ONLY daughter oI
Thomas X. CrOckcr. Esq, all of BROOKLYN.
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SlNhONN q co = lOl ItkItS
ALABAMA iNra 1 tHrs SO. CE. COS. =, 1870
e. y. z, G., q, d5, !, g, u. 9, Is. 81.
MISSOURI Ia No C}i. Ocf. r.li,c.
81, ~ g y, II, ~ -, 10, ~ ~, ~, a.
~ SIT CkN-t,tra tla's 80. t09. Oct. y. lsi1
Il, ., ~ %. T., 20, 10, ST. "a, ~, Cs ;S
kkN Ky -tlaFa 80 Go. Oct. -, $50.
o., 81, 49, -, Il. -, u, 70 -, q. IS, II.
Pri2ca Casucl, norma on tuIni~hcl, ana clrCulare
sent N the alto, aHI also Royal Havana go torres.
j CIT IT,, brpncr.
No RroaIw,y 49, Fulton ~. nul 2'rark row.
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TIE DOLLAR WELkLY SUN.
Five copies one scar, SCI aratey a1dres ed.
FoUR poLLAnsL
Ten copies, one year separately addressed and
ira copy TO the ge,ter uo Of club, EI1ur DoLLAns.
Twenty copies one year, separately addressed (and
extra copy 10 the settet M oil cluhl -
Flty copies, wear TO address (and tae Semi
TmIKrY THREE DoLLAss-
Ffy copies one year separately idrcss' ID land the
semhWeekly one Year TO gctter up OF cluo),
TnIRrYFIvE DOLLARS.
One hurdrI copies one year to one address (and tho
FIrrf DOLLARS.
one hT IT,, e. yel s'gar1,5y adiTgss s,
SIXTY DOLLAhs-
THE sENt.wEEKLY son.
Five copies, one year, tcuaratcy a.dr ,l,ri.
ElHIr DoLLAEs.
Ten c,rirs one wear. separately Addressed 6and an
extra coy Jg'''eg up Of clIb., oIArEEN DOLLARS.
sESD Your MONEY
Post once osd 20. chccss, OF crIt. On Now York,
wncncyrre'uNr''hi nlt tncl register the letters
l. " fNGI NNp, Pan shcr. sun once. New orE.
LADIES FURS.
WAENOCN Co., MATTERS AND FURHlERs,
have opened thcir usul extensive aG! sc.cc, as
ncut Of
LApIrs' ~" CHILuE' v. rCW-.
comprising ever de irlblc article IA 'Ac Ae, many OF
which a.c new ana captivating,
80 BROADWAY.
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SANE DAY.
20 j.fl RE Oi tluo0.
For horses tlmt never boat 21, 500 to the nrst 500
TO the SECOND, 500 To the third.
y Il hnrst, New ore, T. IN. Josephine,
T. D. ,icAGn,s { JnSk.
j loycti Nov YORK o. q YOUNG Iri1o
~ batfeil, New lOrE, ch, Z George Smith.
u lnicr Long lhlaHd b, N QUO uamcl
= .ogcrs, Fleetwood, br IN, roNnh Mare.
- MACE Nc" GhENNEEHHi'i,EHSHnKs.
All the above races, mile heats three iu We I'm lar
n,s- and VIII be conducted under tIc rules of the Ma
uonnl Association,
Gates ~ en- Al O'Clock 4 NJ
single adm s,iOn, 81 No extra charge for GrAnd
stand. Carriages Tree
Trans ny New Yo.k and Harlem Riilroad leave Goth
q and ith ay. NJ 9,D aui 1850 ~, and 230 r. N.
kctulnlug leave "Orrisaula ana Mtrusc AZ sos 6S2.
Inc fukis Wlhn so feet Of horrlsOnla and Meh Use
Races to commence promptly at 2 O'Clock.
Ivy oIdtTot HtARi DAItll, President
The above trot has been fOs lPJNEJ TN TUES
HENRY DATER, President
i fLEkrW Dob rAUk,
MATCH tOO.
NILE heats, sin III. Howes b, m, Lady Emily, trJt
to harness
Decsss Z rs., to wagon .DsceT., .urn n.
pRO>PECT PARK FAIR GRGuNp~.
ON Friday. Oct e. AT = u'clock l. o.
Htul. Daniels names h. m Am'i rA' I.ri
VIM " Borst namCs Il. y Geo N|lHu.
Best three To nNe IN wagon & .'1I
u. o. krkp, HrC NJ h.ilt'
EI;EETwOOD rEHIN.
u chlmplouSlnp, 81 ...., co. ..,u
kaVe llA4lem dgpJt II--L
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" INV fVtVT, NV ! OK,
Aner u full cxamln ,tion, We have accepted an
Agency Tor the sale OF the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus.
tOmc's As THOROUGHLY sAFE A. WELL AS
InmIIrAnIE NV. rMENr
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MORE FATAL TIiAN WINS!
he Cumuu . WAS OF al nations is no. so Grrtrac
tive "a human c as Ia. -.cctCd colds There ul'hng
80 uGdCrr tWltrG as tI- sure ngvrun'pr eft tuusunp
lion. tousum don may cculaulc 40 some % not an rs
worst fprWa but why nave toCsuul zion n an when
there r. eN 'ug RIustyr and greedy trmcds inr all
the dstres. lng SIMMONS having tendency TO end
maj f1a dIsrNsr' To- those who have N Dee common
scn'r Lot, nnd vi not deny tucW- We, ol Iusitlga
good, from the IA hHt 4 IL presented to Tbs
tuu1 of Irorucitr, REM ", would rcr" them 10
~. q. PllILIS nlDNN'S AtAClAN HAlSNn, price
Z Ter hottie. which can b. procutrl ~ ALIEN AADER
HthNU 4. rs lifoaiVa y, Herald building.
TIiu~SUS, MARSH 4 co - ladI.al cur, Truss
once tpHt.lll.Ngl NV.t Aston Louise
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WARN0CK & cas-

slNEN DOLLAR phr-s HATS.
A FEW MOgr LEFT
And don't fo.Ect ih' uOYS' llNrS.
90 BROADWAY
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=. cary here tcor ~ inv book and bean 70
..h.ia, 10 lul one a.. the cases quoted b. MT. era
'm ID. n uo.u.ut s.ss,on and ,. Nrt zee tlt renee
.Nrcu q a t.c pr'sent Instance, winch hu cuusl'
.y s. cue b. one hr tool az ne pierciyu't
~. I' bIAhaH, CA.hIu,u tuCW, auaNIc0 - n ahni'
b'b'N lhtu. NNHE thIt lu tht Cte 40. the rtNNl al
!. ttI't 10, sull uy tho SUI. rWe tuLt., tue tp--
". NN flr. Iat ClrlrG toe case g. me tuuE ut APP
l'"s sh' Iurl nal reversed uC dtClsluu Of IN u.
", Wt count tu Inugn tuT tie Law.
TO me lUut urged by course, with reference &, The
p ma " .lCn uC,as IuuVd death not ht'rf maat b 4
VA would ~ that thc law dd not require that he
L'l"l should -, produced winch oCCdtthtd tn death
man. - ih" bail, ~ n" shel " taiuldgo. The
n"uhl Was lhetr II lac had been stabbed and the IN
n. ,nI'hl "d see ned anne sna no knt lHo been
IuuhN ne cat tetu sufficient evidence q me
Wsp"n he moot hat he was nr'd a. lium h,Lind Is
~" Ir TEL Npuh hs face More, tue Iruut tnAl he Wa
ul ~ Lulrt n lm behind l. b. tuaul IA tlt open
80 o. lht btu yu Hch 10 the right q. tr N.ct Fnt'C
a." a uasht have dropped Out whom he ~ iktui N
- WA :" N.uW igAus, ~ "a mIgu, t.il ca, Nl2u ht
- 't0fh ln 'ut stluIu, VI iIuiu Utute 10 Bellevue
" VA lual ~utu u, n1u urtN I'd there mo- bri
t,ll lt l'urd snU Ifuut lh't the llI hEI not brC.
~'' hho vs. NOS 'h" ctUse ut dra h, tyv. 4 death
- au''N n "A turttum OF bone utNvt h,u. toe
o.nanu au'lns IA uusuh. ttil hu ,rlculun g!
'''' was l'I .ea 'heto hv tue ual @hivu Was
1uB ULTIMATE AND RIAL CAusE % nEATu
~ WHIST cause did jackson ,nIrr u anu, lAh'.
s@sAL w lsI lulvse " s"Iilg ~. lnc
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DIED.

BAKER.-Fell asleep in Jesus on the 9th Instant
JOSEPHINE E. BAKER, daughter OF George and Susan
Baker.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents, Bridge street. opposite jack
son street. near WHITEHALL Twenty third ward, on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Funeral to proceed
to Cedar Hill.
GLADING.-On the 9th instant, SALLIE wife OF
Henry c. Gladng, in the 21st year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her hes-
bands residence No. 80 Christian street. on Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment at Machpelah
Cemetery.
HoLLoND.-At Cresson, Pa on Tuesday, August
Q, 1870 HARRIET HOLLoND, of Philadelphia.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1914 Walnut
street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock ~
REPHARD.-Suddenly, on the 9th instant, ALBERT,
son OF Aaron and Favia Rephard in the 10th year Of
his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of his parents, East Walnut lane and Morton
street. Germantown, on Sunday, the 14th instant at
O'Clock p. M.
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FIFTH. EDITION
THE LAT T. S r NEWS,
Government Receipts and Expenditures
Earragut Beyond Hope.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Saratoga Races.
Casualties at Norristowm.
Etc., ETC.. ETC.. ETC., Etc.
FROM W.ASHL.NGTON.


Government Receipts and FxpendItgres,
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-The following are
ment, by warrants, of the.quarter ending June
80 1876
RECEIPTS.
Customs, $50, 434, 394'42; internal revenue,
Sol, ,72S 254' '42 lands, 1909 O46'55; miscellaneous
sources, $3, 1S3 1854 8S; loans and treasury notes.
1910 COAST; repayments by disbursing officers
of money advanced, 81, 800, ,604'S9; balance in
treasury on March 81, 1870, $11S, ,S32 21376.
Total receipts $23S, ,s11, 483'29.
EXPENDITURES.
Civil and miscellaneous, S13,9 4'33; war,
$17, ,737, ,S6271; navy, $4 1906 259'1O; Indians and
pensions, 81 S59 All 70; interest on public debt,
$26, ,203, 470 80; purchase of United States bonds
$18, $40, 1914; redemption of public debt,
81, $50, ,795'00.
Balance in the Treasury June 60 1870,
$149, ,502 471'60. Total $23S, 81, ,4S323. Balance
in Treasury on March 81, 1870, by this state
ment $5, ,945 739'03 in excess Of balance as pub
lished in debt statement of April 1, 1870; and
balance in Treasury June 80, 1870, by this state
ment is $7,791, 1858 in excess of balance as
published in debt statement of July 1, 1870.
These differences are accounted for by the
fact that the expenditures are all known and
included in the monthly debt statement, while
receipts, being taken from the returns in the
office at the close of business on the last day of
each month, do not include the entire receipts
for each quarter.
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FROM THE STATE.
Accidental Death nj Norr istown.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Aug. 12.-This morning at
about eleven O'clock farmer, whose name is
as yet unknown, called at the -four and feed
store of Landis & Windle, and went into a small
outhouse, in which was stored considerable
quantity of stable manure. In few minutes
after he was found dead by one ofthe employees
of the establishment. 1t is supposed that he
was overcome by the fumes of the ammonia, and
no assistance being at hand met his death.
Suicide.
Mrs. j. A. Reiff committed suicide by hanging
herself to the bedpost with handkerchief about
one o'clock this afternoon. No cause is as
signed for the act.
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FOURTH EDITION
The NORTHWEST DISTURBANCES.
Admiral Tarragut's Condition
He is Sinking Slowly.
ETC., Etc.s ETC.. ETC., Etc.
FROM THE DOMINION.
The Northwest Disturbances.

The Northwest Disturbances.
OTTAWA, Aug. 12.-The Ottawa Citizen (Go-
vernment organ) says the Canadian Govern
ment has not, nor has any member of it, applied
to the imperial authorities for q Government
amnesty to persons concerned in the dis
turbance in the Northwest, but it is well
understood, or at least believed by members of
the Ministry, that if any amnesty at all is pro-
claimed, those persons actually concerned in
the murder of Scott will be specially excepted
In regard to them the law will be allowed to
take its course. We make this statement with
all confidence
FROM THE SOUTH.
New Cotton.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 12.-The first bale of the
new crop of cotton was received here on the
10th and the second bale this morning, each
weighing about 500 pounds.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 12.
Admiral FarraRut
is still alive but is gradually becoming weaker
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MAR R HE'D.

GLovBR-LRE.-On the I'd instant, by the Rev. r.
M. Patterson, MIR. JAMES GLOVER to Miss AMANDA
LEE, all OF this city.
Rev. W. G. Robinson No. 252 n. Thirteenth street,
Mr.. w. ii. WALLAE to Miss MARY E., youngest
daughter OF the late Robert b. Rutter, Esq, OF this
cltV.
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THE NEW SHADOW PHOTOGRAPHS and German
Chrome Heads, made by A. X. p. TRAsK, No. 10 N.
Eighth street. They must be seen to be admired.
"SPALDNG's GLUE, handy about the house, mends
everything.
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Mango, Puddngs, Custards, Creams, etc. etc. The
cheapest healthiest, and most delicious food in the
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Admiral FarrnRut,s Condition.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 12.-There is no
change in Admiral Farragut's condition since
Yesterday except that he has become weaker.
He still retains his senses, but there is no reason
to hope for his recovery.
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d DODGERS q WOSTENHOLMS POCKET
1CKNIvES, Pearl and Stag handles and
beautiful finish; Rodgers, and Wade &
Butchers Razors, and the celebrated Le-
coultre Razor ladies' Scissors, in cases,
of the finest quality; Rodgers Table Cutlery, Carvers
and Forks, Razor Strops, Cork Screws etc. Ear in
struments, TO assist the hearing, OF the most ap
proved construction, at Z. MADEIRA'S,
No. lis TENTH Street, below Qhesnut
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. s
Sodth Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks Of all kinds of Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money
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FROM NEW FORK.
The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 12.-To-day it the second
meeting of the Saratoga races. The first race
was won by Enquirer, beating Remorseless and
Telegram.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, Aug 1920 p. M.-American securite
yasier fvetwenties of 1852 S6; OF 1866, Old IS and
OF 1867, s4H ten-1orties, s3H stncks, quiet. Erie,
17%. Illinois Central, 1867.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. is-2'30P. M. = Cotton anoat.
471,OOO, including $4,000 OF American. California
wheat los. 10d.; Ca11s; red Western, 9s %. [; red
winter, los. Id. 91Os %. Receipts Of wheat, for
three days. 49, 900 qrs including 600 OF American
nour, 25s. Corn, ais. Lard dull. Bacon, SIS. Cd.
Cumberland cut.
THE Coal TRADE.-The following is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Thursday Auouat 1871
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CITY TTESHso

oUhmER CLOTHING,
ALL KIND3
BETTER IN EVERY WAY, AND
LOWER IN PRICE
THAN ANY OTHER READY Y-MADB STOCK
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Halc,cay 6ctusen BENTGTT NETS & Co., Co.,
FiHA ana Sir" Streets No, sis MiFREF sr.
LABoR.--Labor is capital. Bestow good health
upon man, so that he can labor every six out OF
seven days. and no matter how poor he may have
been at the commencement OF lfe's great race, he
will be certain TO accumulate fortune, provided he
takes care OF his earnings PLANTATION BITTBRs is
certain TO make the weak ones strong, and to pre-
serve the health OF the healthy. From four to six
hours is considered the ordinary limit for brain
woik. At the expiration OF this time the phos-
phorus is carried Off and the man becomes irritable
and nervous. II he is poor, and continues on at his
task as most of poor doctors, lawyers, and editors
do, he will be certain to shorten his days and ill
uhtimely grave, as did Sir Walter Scott, unless he
uses Plantation Btters which speedily restores his
vital energy repairs his Indigestion and corrects the
sluggish circulation OF his blood.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order for
SozoDoET. In the TEETH OF ALL OPPOSITION it has
become the supreme dentrifce of the age.
No impurty can infest the teeth cleaned daily with
Sozodont. Outlay, the bark OF the Chilian Soap
Tree, an article which POSSESSES cleansing pro-
perties superior to those of any other known sub
stance, is one Of the ingredients of this peerless
compound. Sozodont is the only dentrl1ce in exist
ence in which this salubrious botanical product is
Incorporated
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A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY ALLEN B. MINER AND BROTHER,
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER

established 1870,
saesrooms Chambers ~ Rcade Streets Art Galleries
Sl7 and 819 broadway.
On FRIDAY, October 2, at 1o1 O'Clock,
~ salesrooma vs. Chambers and "a Reade Streets
0ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
MIRRORS. ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MASON 4
HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGAN, &C., &C.,
removed for convenience of SALE comprising In fol-
lows, viz.
Rosewood and black walnut Paror, Library and Dining
Room Suits in brocatel and reps Moaue, Velvet Ingram
Carpets Silk and Wosted Curtains rosewood Centre and
Side Tables carved black walnut Bedroom Suit made
by Herer, cost o black walnut and mahogany
Chairs carved BLACK walnut mirror front Pmp
Bedsead Pckards patent Sofa Bedsead enamesd Cot
taee Suits Stair Carpets, Oicloths, Crockery, &c.
Aso IL O'clock black walnut high pipe Cabinet Organ
two banks Of keys eight stops made Mason Hamn in
perfect order.
Rosewood seven octave Grand Piano. by g. H. Davis Co
dormerly Haiet Davis Of Boston, of superior tone;
3l ,2U
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HOUSE, BARN, 12h ACRES LAND ALL UNDEh
III cullvaton; fruit trees &c: 66 miles from New York
Prce $780, Address E. GRIswOLD 4 CO., Ronkonkoma'
v
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UGUsTUS A. SHULTZ, AUCTIONEER
IA &3U,U0 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture, Paintings,
Drawing Room Suits, Pianoforte, Statuary Bronzes,
sllverware, Velvet Carpets Mirrors, Cabinets.
The largest, richest assortment Furniture, &C.,
offered at auction this
On this day 9TH RSDAY), at the elegant mansion,
81 West Fifteenth s,res between Firth and Sixth avenues
at Ion O'Clock.
Rosewood Panoforte, celebrated maker; Drawing Room
Suits covered satin brocatc richest descriptions Eageres
Secreatre Bookcase Encognures Canterbury Marquetee
Cabinets Tables, yardinIeres Lace Curtains, Velvet
Medallion Carpets, Paintings by eminent artists Bronze
statuary, Clock Vases, Ornaments, rosewood, walnut
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes Hair. Spring Mat
tresses Blankets Extension Table, Sideboard Silver Cas-
Tureens SAVERS, Dinner, Tea Service Chinaware,
Table Cutlery, Sofas Lounges Chairs, covered Base
men Kitchen Furniture. NJ B-Partcs wishing to attend
Fifth stages Sixth
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A UCTIoN NoTICE;mLARGE AND POSITIVE SALE,
"A THIS DAY (THURSDAY), at 10k O'Clock.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctloneer,
will sell all the elegant and costly Household Furniture
taned In elegant mansion l3 West street.
Sixth svenue-Masnifcen III octave rosewood Piano
forte, four rich Parlor Suits In satin brocate
and silk reps; Lace Curtains, Carpets, Bronzes
Bookcase, Easy Chairs, Centre Tables and Ornaments.
Dung Room Naturalization Tables Chairs Gong, Buff
fe Dinner and Tea Ses Plated Urns Caster Spoons
and walnut; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands Char:.
Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds Pillows Blankets and Bed
ding kitchen Easement Furniture all 400 lots Of
useful Household Furniture Goods boxed and shipped for
purchasers
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yNnLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO
w City Hall place virtue Of a ehauel mortgage
win sell this day October at II o'clock A. NJ, entire
Stock of the Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment
West and Ferry street, Hunters Point Thirty
fourth ferryForce and Ship Pumps Brass Faucets
Beer Pumps Lead and Copper Stocks and Dies &c Also.
the time and place. the contents of the Liquor Store
adjoining the above consisting Of ihreepul English
Pump, tine walnut Counter, French Mirror, Kegs Casks,
Paintings Chairs, Tables &C. In lots BY order Of the
RA0
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

ID ARE CHANCE FOR BARGAIN.-A FAMILY ne
III siding in Orange N j. about giving up housek eeping'
offer for sale fine, large and conveniently ROUSE
plenty of shade and fruit fine lawn, e stable ana carriage
horses and cArrisge location high hne views exce
neahborhood walk from depot one hour
from city win be sold low and easy terms before ah OF
fnl ianiy, for six months Address 0WNEb, Dox iOos
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE
n One block from main entrance OF Central Park bow
Window corner house 2jx55xi005 Good MORTGAGES will
be taken Mo agents need apply For particulars Nppy 10
ekDWAkD GBkkH 4 Co., W Yssey gEsst 80
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

A sPECIALTY.-MR. GEORGE B. REYNOLDS HAS
IA exclusive charge OF improved realty Fifth ave.
Owners and buyers will ind to their advantage to
know that hereafter nothing in this department will be
ed by this house without personal inspection Real Es-
tate Circular mailed free. STANLEY DAY Ill Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

ITO LET-A COMFORTABLE HOME AT RYE NECK J
i hours ride from Twenty-Aeven street, contanS
eight rooms, Kitchen with water washtubs and stable
five minutes walk from Mamaroneck Saton healthy ner-
borhood; mosquitoes admirable country home term
very moderate II taken ut Apply to ALEXANDER
TAYLOR. JR., IL Wall street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06
Lien B. MINER, AUCTI0NEER
"A b, ALLEN b. MINER, 4 BROTHEk,
Late HENRY a. LEEDS MINER.

.,esoou. Of Chambers and "a street, Art Galleries.
SI7 and 6l9 Broadway -
On Saturday Oct s. at II o'clock, At sAlenoom, IS
special sale Of choice Wines and Liquors, -
~ Spanish Wines Jerez, Tntla, PaJarete, Mus
steI ane Care aud cask also nne Rhine Wines,
nored IN cases bond viz, Kuiesheimer Lauben.
Semer Nierstener Durkheiner Johannis-
berger S,...,..
Also private stock OF Brandes. Jamaica Rum, 0in
Eherries &c, Of first quality, in cases and demohns IN
quantities to suit purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-10-06

LBERT b. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER
IA Assignees' sale OF
Parlor and Library suits
THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK,
WALDRON 4 CUOkE wilfseM by auton al tneir safes
rooms Liberty Ill Cedar street. the entire balance
the Parlor the manufacture OF the well known
house Of
SchaGer Newman Metts. n
The suits city retail trade In the best man
nsr, OF the most fashionable material
). o. a A. G. BAILEY, Assignees.