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NEW YORK, October SIN the race
at Fleetwood Park to-day for q purse of
one thousand five hundred dollars, for
horses that had never beaten 2 "a, mile
heats, young Thorn won three out of
four heats. Time Of winner: 2:30l,
2:334, 2:3l4. Six started.
In the second race, for purse Of two
thousand dollars, for horses that never
beat 2:29, mile heats, young Bruno won
three heats in four. Time of winning
horse: 2:Sl, 2:304, 2:301. Ben Flagler,
who won the second heat, made it in
2.2S. Nine started.
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klEIIfLLTn. DOilefAs
Governor r. J. Moses, IT,. r. Tomlinson,
Lieut.. .-Caov.--sR. H. GIeaVes, y. ". Hayne,
Secr'y Of 5tate.eH. r. Hayne, oM. b. Allen,
Treasurer.-.-.-.sF L. CardOzo, Id. +. cary,
mptr-Cien.--S. i. Hoga, ]. =. Freeman,
Sup't of Ed. X. Iilisuu, eB. /. Roberts
AttoTney-Gen =. ". Melton, JnO. j. Green,
Adj utant-Gen-sH. ". PurFis, sP. l.. Ezekiel
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NEW YORK NOTES.
NEw YoEK, October 2

A NEW YoEK, October ..
Fifty Cents On the Dollar.
The Guardian Savings Bank began
to-day TO pay its creditors fifty cents on
the dollar
Observance of the Jewish HeW-Year.
The religious New-Year of the Jews
was generally celebrated to-day in the
Jewish Synagogues and Temples OF
New York and Brooklyn
Burning Of the AmeFaes.
The Pacific Mail Company expect to
have the details Of the loss Of the Amer
lea, including the names Of the lost
passengers, by the tenth instant.
The Wards Island Murderer.
An application was made to release on
bail Thomas Farrell, the alleged mur-
dered Of the Wards Island lunaties.
Judge Barnard reserved his decision.
FraudzIent Gas BIuS.
Experts have been appointed by the
Board of Auditors to scrutinize the gas
bills and report all Gas Companies who
have brought erroneous bills against the
city for the supply Of gas.
The Ineonae Tax to be Tested.
The forty suits instituted in the State
courts to test the eonstitutionality Of the
income tax has been removed to the
United States Court to be made a test
case Of before Judge Woodruff in a few
days.
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Seuth Carolina.


lElecfigu Wednesday, Octooef ~
The election 10 take place IN SoHeh
on the sixteenth instant VIII pe
~ state officers, members OF tne Leels-
n st,,ra. and Eve representatives IN Coh-
- The negroes are largely IN the
sasiority' ia South Carolins, and tney
@o1sfitfte the Radical party win 8 ,i,, lew
.arDetbagge,r and native whites; 1ne
White elemelst Is almost wholly Ds91o- 1,,u-
ratio, and for t.'reeley and Bro~n' le lLle
following aas been the vote OF the ola1s
ince reconstruction: ~, ,,.,.-s,.e
- f.,.-,,,ss,r 1qG57 6aHE M.9 AstsD X
- I5resitfut ssZI e2tis lucslo5 Aio's -
"a. eovsrpot Al5hs SIX s.o7i lsees ssyS4 Z
The quarrel Of TIE Radical politicians
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SPORTS OF THE DAY..


NASHVILLE, October 3.-First Race
Association purse Of eight hundred dol
lars, mile heats, best three in five: Hol-
lOywood, l, /, l; Quartermaster, ,, ,, ,;
Double Out, 3, 8, 8. Time-l :46l, :454,
:46.
Second Race.-Association purse OF
two hundred dollars, mile and half
dash: Frog Town, Euchre, 2; Flush,
3; Graham McNairy, 4. Time-l :43t
For the first race Hollywood and
Quartermaster sold even in pools. For
the second Euchre was the fsvorite but
was beaten easily. The largest crowd
Of the week was present, and the sport
was magnificent.
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Madrid, October 3.-The fire brigade
sent from this city has arrived at Escu-
rial. Through its exertions the flames
have been checked, and, although the
fire is still burning, it has been confined
70 that part Of the palace in which the
library is located. A great quantity of
books and manuscripts have been re-
moved, and there are hopes of saving
the entire library, but in a damaged
condition.
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ARKANSAS POLITICS.
Enthusiastic Meeting at Little Rock
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
Harm0niOus-The New Ticket
Unanimously InaGrsed.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, October s.-An enthu-
siastic meeting Of the people was held
at the Circuit Courtroom tonight, at
which several speeches were made by
Liberal Republicans and Democrats-all
in hearty support Of the new ticket.
After the speaking, candidates for
township offices were nominated, and a
vote was taken IN reference to the recent
change in tine State ticket, which re-
suited in Its unanimous Endorsement.
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lembers OF the present Congress.
Nebraska.

Et-ettoA liffstl1Bl DciNoeT 81
Nebraska viii elect state officers and
"a Representative in Congress. the vote
since the state was admitted into the
I-ninn Las heen as fohOWs:
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A RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO A
BUSINESS NAN to MAKE MONEY

I AND MY WIFE did make money, and there
wife, CONT bined, are one hundred and twenty
tN, years old, and for some winters have bad
the rheumatism We have lost physical
power and energy having been IN business
o. various kinds for forty years, and Of Late
business has TO be lett TO others. For that rea-
son, we propose 70 sell the EASLEf HOTEL
town OF Huntsville, Ala; also, one Store
house on Holmes and one on Jefferson street,
two blocks from the railroad and two from
the public square, and on the main thorough
fare 70 and from the depot. Furniture with
hotel Possession given in ten days. -Four
thousand dollars down; balance on time. II
not sold, 1 viii sell a Cottage House on Holmes
street, ten rooms, three blocks from first
class school; also sell fifteen or twenty unim-
proved lots and one mill stte-where there was
at one time a good water-mill-in Trtana, ff-
teen miles from Huntsville, Ala.
H. EASLEf Easley Hotel.
Huntsville, Ala. September 2, ls72. oci
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Wert YIrrinIn.

fElscti0n IThursidV, October "a
West Virginia will hold a second elec-
tion for Representatives in Congress on
the twenty-fourth instant At the State
election in August, which was provided
for By the new constitution, the Radicals
nominated candidates for Congress in
one Of more Of the districts, contending
that August 23d was the legal time for
their election. While the Democrats
disputed this, they also nominated can
didates in order to prevent the election
Of Radicals, who might appeal with
success to a Radical Congress for the
seats. The same Democratic candidates,
and probably others, will present them
selves for the su1frages OF the citizens on
the twenty-fourth instant.
The statement made by some journals
that an election will be held in Iowa in
October is an error. By law Of the
State, the State and Congressional cleo
tons in the year Of Presidential cleo
ton must be held on the Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, which Is
the day Of the Presidential election.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


WASHINGTON, October 3.-For the
lower lakes, and thence southwark and
eastward over the Middle and New
England States, clearing and clear
weather; nOrtheFly to westerly winds in
the MIississippi valley; southerly to west
erly winds and partly clearing weather
on the upper lakes, and in the northwest
fresh northerly to easterly winds, veer-
ing on Lake Miehiean to southerly, with
cloudy weather. On Friday in the South
Atlantic States there viii be a reduced
pressure, with warm and clear weather,
and light southerly to westerly winds.
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BROWNSVILLE.
The ALittle Independent" and David
A. Mum Comparing Notes and
Exchanging Plans for
the Campaign.

Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, October s.-Colonel A.
J. Kellar arrived here tonight at half
past eight O'Clock. He went out into the
country to see David A. Num-, has re-
turned, and will leave on the next train
for Memphis. Look out for some mis-
chief as the result Of this hobnobbing
Ninth Congressional district and the
silent Radical candidate Of the Eighth
district. rf
The Haywood Democracy are fast be-
coming a unit for Cheatham, and there
viii be a grand rally for him in this city
on Saturday night next. Come up and
Join US.
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THE FRENCH GIRL.

All, here appears a quite different
type Of the feminine. She is the elect
tric woman. She constantly desires to
evaporate, TO fly, to be dissipated, 70
float in the very air, TO waste herself
away in the ecstacy Of excitement. her
volatility is no more in her control than
than the moon or the tides. God seems
10 have made Frenchwomen's brains
nothing but occipital. The French girl
is cline by de1oct, and delicately weak"
Reared according 10 Michelet,
"Virtue she finds too painful an endeavor,
Content % dwell I'm her decencies forever
She is bold in early youth. What the
poet Of the male species could alone
have written-thRt very womSn is at
heart a death. She Is a wit; never a
humorist A wife-Often; but never by
a misehance q woman. She has bril-
liancy in conversation; an English wo-
man may keep a hotel, but only a
French woman can manage a saloon;
a grace OF courtesy outdOing the eaya-
liers Of the English Charles. She Is a
queen when her English sister would ef-
fect 70 be a coquette; a scholar, where a
saxon would be apedant; bold Outliner
Of character, or swift critic Of facts,
where the other would, in all probability,
prove a tame blue-stocking. But she Is
only imaginative, never deliberative.
Her emotions are inspiring angels; her
conscience, remorse. She IS the victim
OF climate, and race, and sex, combined.
To the public gaze, her faults are mag
nified, because lacking in great degree
what is meant by vanity. Her better
nature Il masked. This never appeared
Ia clearer view than at present. The
social faults Of the empire were to be
exaggerated in the struggling newborn
reu1biie. Communism, the journalists,
and the playwrights hsye apparently
eoDspired 70 make indeeency brazen.
Under the empire with its police foF
eensors of morals, language and costume
were often free enough 70 spare, but
never were the thesters allowed TO run
riot. as they do to-day. And b these
theaters crowds, night after night ''re-
speetablep as well as dissipated Paris
and you see boxes fiiled With family par
-modest-looking young girls laugh
ing at the antics or puzzljng out the al
lusions-taking the cue to listen and to
think from the bravos in the parterre
who watch the eject Of the eRteslCsres
on Comparative innocence. Such Is the
school IN which young Paris is learning
Afs and morality.
Il Is an Engiishman who writes in
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Imnortnn, % ~ clnimapt..

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Amer
lean and British Mixed Claims Com
mission were in eontnuOus session to-
day from eleven O'Clock in the morning
10 SIX In the evening and transacted a
large amount Of business. After closing
the proofs in large number Of cases on
the part II claimanbs and extending
time in Others, the following cases were
disposed of: In the claim Of Charles
Mayhem Va. United States, No. l72, on
motion Of the United States counsel to
dismiss the case. a decision was rendered
as follows: The sets complained
Of not having been cJsnnitted between
April Is, 1861, and tA.priI1 1865. The
memorial Is dismissed for a ant Of juris-
diction. The following al inns on de-
murrer by agent a,d counsel Of the
United States, wese dhallowed: No. 2ll,
Thomas Grant vs United States; No.
344, :. 4 Il. Roberts y United States;
No. $50, Thomas y. tfHse vs.. United
States; No. 55l, Z. @. Warren Ford vs.,
United States; No. 35s, = II. Rollason
vs.. United States; No. 375, r. A. Aiken
vs.. United States. The Commission adj
journed to meet to-InorSQw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL cOnvocagionr OF Penn q
IA Royal Arch Chapter, 10. 2, viii XK
De held this (t kIDAf) eveninR,/WN
october 4th, az ~ o'clock, for work In the
NJ N. n. degree.
All N. NJ n. sare fraternaIly invited.
G. q. LOCKE, n. +. H p,
A. J. WHEELED Gecretarv oc4
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ENTERTAINMENTS

At G. h. Merrihelds 3 Boot and Shoe shop, No.
20 GayOsO street. Programme for the Season:
Anatomical Boot altz" "Pi iumOral Heel and
Box Toe Polka" Scotch sole Schottish," 70
conclude with the best fitting and wearing
Boots, shoes and CATERS in the city. Mons,
French Calf Floor Manager: Mons. Cinciii
matt Sole, Master OF Ceremonies. oe3
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The total vote this year wiz undOubt-
laIy be the largest ever cast in the
Sta te, and viii probably reach nearly
four hundred thousand. The German
vote IN the state is about eighteen thou
sand. The following are the candidates:
STATE
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, October 3.-Cotton ac-
tive and in good demand: middling
l7sc; net receipts, 2048 bales; gross,
2346 bales; export-coastwise 1868 bales
Sales, 1850 bales; stock, 80, l23 bale.
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A Parisian thought to play joke on
the police by jumping into the river,
swimming to a place of safety and
watching the search. He jumped in
but didn't swim, and the search was re-
warded by finding q dead body.
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South Carolina to Vote on the 18th.
aud West Virginia on the 24th-
Names Of All The Can
didates.
From the New York World OF Mouday.l
Connecticut.

The annual election for town officers
take place in Connecticut on next Mon
day. The Observation-Disclosures Stste
Committees have publicly recommended
the friends Of reform 70 unite IN choosing
these officers. A majority Of the towns
last year were carried by the Radicals.
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the Pail Mall Gazette, that the English
commonly slander the French; but the
testimony Is abundantly confirmed.
There seems small area of middle safe
ty for the girls in France; they must
take to the boulevaTds or hide in the
convents; and even from the converts
the Lutners and the Loysons take them
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FROM THE CABLE.
HUNGARY.

PEsTH, October 3.-The Austrian del
egation has finally voted the budget of
the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, inelud-
ing an appropriation for the secret ser
vice, without amendment.
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ITALY.

ROME, Octobe 3.-The Pope, replying
to the deputation which visited him on
the anniversary Of his taking the pie
biscitum in Rome, declared that the
triumph of the church would assuredIy
come, if not in his lifetime, in that Of
his sIlecessors
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CERA-

HAVANA, October 3.-Two gunboats
and the steamer Manuela left Santiago
de Cuba Monday to cruise after a steam
er seen off the coast, which is considered
Of suspicious character. A new line of
military defenses begins at Nuevitas bay
on the north, and ends at JobabO on the
south side Of the island.
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Hon. Felix r. BrUnOt, Chairman, and
Thomas r. Kerr, Secretary Of the Board
OF Indian Commissioners, arrived AT
South Pass from the ShashaRees end
Bcnn0ck Indian Agency yesterday to e
to the East hy way of Bryan. They
effected treaty with the Substances
Indians, by which they cede TO the
United States some half q million acres
OF their reservation. The land thus
eeded Is situated In Hamilton City,
the Sweet Water, gold belt and mining
region and large extent Of valuable
farming and grazing country. The
terms Of the agreement were perfectly
satisfactory 10 the Indians and highly
advantageous to the government.
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says that johnson in course OF time got
TO agreeing with him. Il was when,
as Doolittie says apologizing TO him, he
couldn't try by q military court, and
couldn't get a civil court to do it. When
he found his Northern war party falling
to sustain his usurped reconstruction,
then he bad to turn to the South for
support.
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ninth CoaEreasiozAI Dlstries OF Has
czuae1da-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PoRTLoCK. The friends and acquaint-
ances Of r. 6. and Nellie W. Portlock are in
vited to attend the funeral OF their infant
daughter LIZZIE, at 4 O'Clock, this tFRDAT)
afternoon, from their residence, No. 9SS Union
street.
Services by Rev. DR.. Wheat
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The Rochester Cossridr says "A fond
father in Rochester hsd suspected his
daughter Of having stolen moonlight
walks with a.lover whom he bad refused
her seeing, and in coming bsme the
other night at late holg, thought be
saw his daughters arm linked in with
the hated lovers. The indignant papa
took the young man by tho collar, and
was giving him good shaking, when
be found he had got hold Of tie wrong
man, and soon learned that the parties
werea highly respectable married couple
who were coming holus hens prayer
neeting.n -
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At Indianapolis, last night, the RAIDS
got up a tremendous blowout, at which
Butler, Boutwell, and Wade were the
prominent torches. 1t is telegraphed
o. er the country as being an immense
affair. A letter was read from General
Seigel, in (which he "makes troubles
NIT DEM Cincinnati Convention nOmi-
nees. If GrSJt should be his own sue
cessor,. Seigel may fool himself by think
ing he bad q hand in it, and everybody
else viii smile at his folly.
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81. louis Agricultural and Mechanical
AssnkIaiinn

ST. LOUIS, October 3.-The Twelfth
Annual Fair Of the st. Louis Agrieul-
tural and Mechanical Association opened
here to-day under favorable auspices.
As usual the first day has been one of
preparation rather than of exhibition,
and the attendance was not large. None
Of the departments are yet complete,
hut exhibitors of all classes are very
busy arranging articles and making
elaborate preparations for a grand dis
play. There Is large amount Of stock
Of all kinds on the grounds, and much
more to come. The agricultural and
mechanical departments promise to be
very fine, and the display Of manufac-
tured articles VIII be complete. Alto
gether, the indications are that the Fair
viii equal, if not exceed, any previous
one.
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DIRECTORS;
E. MoDAvIrrr, President,
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
J. 7. FARGAsoS, OF Fareaaen a Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
John 7. SrRATroS, Of StrattcE Tanles & CO..
Commission Merchants.
NAPoLEoS HILL, Of HlL Fontaine a Co.,
Commission Merchants.
". A. 6ooDwxS, Cotton Broker.
n. Z. COCHRAN, Of Il. 10. 4 J. W. Cochran,
Lumber Dealers,
Il. z. JACKSON, Of Estes q 5acknon. Att0rneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stanton, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
sonabis Inducements to insurers. Its losses
are settled faiziy and PAID promptly, while its
affnrd qeo5
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T.lae-ufic and LtberGL AQHiintsfTItiol.
.-..aruor T. A. Hendricks T. NJ. Browne.
+. I'D Gov J. r. Craveus Leon. Sexton.
-.r lf -tafe .D n. Eddy. ". ". Curry.
And. 1f --rare-Ino B. -rOu. IA. Wildman.
.I--.-4-rlrar Las T. Ryan. J. b. Glover.
sun, Pho inst 81 u Hopkins. b. W. smith.
A-r-uv-Geu--B. ". Hanna J. G.. Denny.
a k -sp. a. rid Wd Price. Chas Schol.
SUP C'rt.J. a.. Robinson. jas. B. Black.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, October 3. - Low
middling, 17s@179e; net receipts, 1855
bales; gross, 1890 bales; exports-coast-
wise, 1850 bales. Sales, 500 bales; stock,
3646 hales
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
GALVESTON

GALVESTON, October 3.-Cotton firm /:
good ordinary, 163c; net receipts, 759
bales; exports-eoastwise 1890 bales.
Sales, 500 bales; stock, IA, 1888 bales.
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MORTTE

MOBILE, October 3.-Good ordinary
173c; low middling, 1sc; middling, 1Sle
net receipts, 117S bales; exports-coast.
wise, S54 bales; stock, 6076 bales.
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over the public plumber has eliminated
in split in the party. At the Conven-
ton at Columbia, Franklin ]. Moses
jr. (scalawag), was nominated for Gov
ernor. His opponents bolted, held an
other convention, and nominated Reu-
ben Tomlinson (carpetbagger) for Gov
ernOr. The following are the opposing
State Tickets.
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IEITcII0E IIIe1I1y, Dcfo0eT o-I
The election in Ohio will be for State
a-ficers. headed by Secretary Of State,
and twenty Representatives in Congress.
Tne following table shows the vote Of
The state since lS6l:
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The election will be for Delegate 10
Congress. The candidates are l.. q.
Hine. Democrat and Literal; Norton
p Cbipman, Administration; John w.
parnes. boiling Radical. The vote last
,.ear FOR Delegate was: Radical, IS, 1856;
Democrat. II, l,lO4; Radical majority,
10q2 The Radical vote is very largely
made 10 of negroes. This season many
If Them have gone of to Pennsylvania,
under contract TO work on "SimOn Oasn-
.-g,,rs - fIroad -
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ncANr FrRrHER wRorE

in eipher 10 Yalleck, May 6, 1865, that
although il would meet with opposition,
II would have the best possible effect in
the south TO have General Lee pardon
ed. "AIl the people except few polit-
ical leaders in the South, viii accept
whatever be does as right
50 they would, and only the blindness
ana vindictiveness Of Brigadier General
Andy johnson kept him from being
hardened and held up as an example Of
4 kind and lenient government, intent
only on self-preseTvatiOn, not on malice
and punishment Of men for upholding
their opinions.
The pardon was Withheld. heNerdy
johnson said Of it:
q No pardon was granted. He needed
none here. and when he appears before
the great tribunal, before which we must
ali be called, he viii find be has no ae-
count to settle there"
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AUCTIoEEERS.
B. VAN BROCKIM,
AuCt1Oneer-

ON FRIDAY, October 9Th, At my residence,
" No. f0B HrfnkIey Avenue,
! viii sell al aucttOn, Rosewood Parior Furni-
rure-in green reps. handsoms Secretary, two
elegant Walnut Library Cases, Lounge, Easy
Chairs, stands, Carpets Clocks extra hulshei
v Walnut Dining Table rs feet eNtensiOul. " Al
1ut -ldeboard. Hal Rack. China Crockery
and glassware two Oak Sets with marble
tops, one Oak Set plisiU. me spring and other
Mattresses. spring ana hfosquir0 Nets. six OH
Paintings, Tot of OIL Chromos and SEsel en-
Cravings, Brackets, ManteI Ornaments and
Lamps, APeeriess" CoOklng-5tove the very
besGl, Chamber stoves, Kitchen Tables and
general 0utht- good Family Eor1e, Old koclla-
way anc Harness, tE0 saddle Ponies and sun
dry stable Traps and Garden Tools. Also one
Rosewood "a Octave Piano, IN first rate condi-
ton, and one Rosewood Cabinet sewing Ma
chine.
ON account Of removal % Rondcut, New
YORK, must clnsa out the entire contents OF
the house; and, with exception Of Plano. sew
ing Machine and Dining r.~h1e. there VIII ID
no reservations and by-biddlng.
- sale % commence At 1O'clOeE sharp,
with Garden Tools and Kitchen Ware. fi-a1
Dining Room and Parlor Furniture. " stormy,
The sale VIII Be postponed until next day AZ
same hour.
Persons Interested may inspect the 4 5perty
any day. between 10 and 3 o'clock.
oc2 JOHN r sTFs BINS.