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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville, SiauHtOn, LynehDiTg aud The Vir
ginia Springs.
&kc &Ssl s.s5s So 49,


FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lynchburg, seven dollars-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING A YOTDED-AND GREAT.
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
1IHE public hereby Informed that under arrange.
II ment betweenh railroad Company and Stage Lines,
the Fare between Richmond and stanton IL reduced
10 Lynchburg, and s. dollars 90 Charlottesville.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad al ~ A.
w., reach tho Junction 10 breakfast and proceed
together with arriving the Junction from the
North, the Louisa Railroad 10 orjonsyle and thence
by stages 70 charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville by
~ and Cookies rs miles Wos by night Leave Cookies
noxt morning by day light, the Blue Ridge SUNRISE
and arrive At Sfsunon by 10 A VI.
The guyaudote hne leaves Stanton NJ II W. reaches
Clover Dale by night aud leaving mere morning NJ
day light reaches tho Warm Springs 70 breakfast, and
Clllaghan'st TO Dnncr and passing tho White sulphur al
", arrivcs ~ Lewiahurg by NJ tho 81 day, "a
hours than the rosie bY LynchbufE The whole
expense s lees, and ono trip In tho wock IL days
sooner.
Tho Natural Bridge Line leaves saunton on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, ION tho acrnnte days OK
will be furnshed) II NJ, reaches LoEinRton by
night. Leave ncn mOrnng ~ lay light aud arrive
Natural nrige 10 Breakfast where passengers remain
until after Dnucr and reach Dibrops Springs by night
Leave morning anor breakfast reach Caaaian'a 10
Dnner andthe White Sulphur Springs, by w. aroidiHg
might travel entirely.
The roads arc splendid IN tho summer and fall and the
teams and coaches a fno heretofore.
These lines the Main Mail koufcs aud Pee scnEera
have preference over MI otheis AZ any point
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The Journal Of proceedings having been read
there was n rush for the floor, and the FIRST effor,
was to adopt Resolution allowing extra compen.
saiion TO the ehaplains Of the two Houses Of Com
gress. The resolution was not adopted for want Of
time 10 consider IT,
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FOR NEW YORK.

ufFS Tho regular racket schr Tascarsrs, smack.
.k2kb master having The greater part Of her cargo en-.
- ragcd, sudwl meet with Dispatch. For balance
% freight of 600 boxes tobacco passage having roof
accommodations, apply The master on board atLudams
wharf or ~ WA ROwLETT.
au % iQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-31

L. IL A u X y II Guns SION
ON BoARo
STEAMER COLUMBUS -!
The Steamer COLUMBUS Will
a sktt1 leave Rockets on Tuesday "a icr.
R-.---.-kAr, - noon) ncrf, Och September 81 four
o'clock, precisely, on an Ercnr.
son down tho River, Gnd as the
tide will suit 60 the bar disappo!nncn need be
apgrch ended Music andRcffcshmens presided on board
fARE, cents; Children and Servants furicc.
LEWIS PARISH,
auFl Nv Commander = n &.
II for saie. r IonNsToN's
au3 Medical Emporium, late Lyen Johnston a Lyeli
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HoYT x CO.'S OFFICE.

no Tho drawing ofa Loucry comes TO hand in IN,
morning sna sspia 10 prizcs Of 100. Tickets 81
W ue hai OF hohi a W
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Foreign ImpOrtatIons.

LrERPooL-ship Roscoeloo tons coal 1906 SKIS salt Gnne
Minturn coo pkgs Smith, Wright COL Pardow-l Bal
lin x Sandon-8 Wright, Sturges Shaw-l5 VIM White
wright-0 w Touey-I + Hunngton--5 Sigoumey-2
James A Cady-lCo Ibbotsen-1 w Dougass- Townsend
Shsrpless-9 FWheewright-l II Haight Co.'S x
ELL T Jones-i T Austin-2 w Cary col MENUS
co.'s Richardson, Bassett Aborn-l Hunt Camp
be-2 Spies COT John Simonsl0 Jas Lefferts-l6
Grips col Paton& Stewart Browntree-l S &
i Wad Sill & Thompson-l Meyer, Leon * COS X < s
Willets-l Newbold-6 Adshead-O Riess Brohers-l5
Kesser COLO Tones son-29 Stone, Swan Jas
Mccall col Foules, Harbona coll Warren-l2 Samuel
Wason-l5 T. Alcock-l Laffan Redmond-l T Dolan
30 BDns Halstead co360 bars 20 bdls Herson
1872 bds 3i6 bars Shieds-838 bdIs do Congdon
bales 30 bx tin plates 7O8 bars RR iron TO order.
LwERPooL-Shp Cambridge--2 pkgs Richardson x Watson
~ WIN Whitehead COG Hall Brothers-2l67 bars iron
ST Tones col Tones sons-2 James Mccall col
Hudson2 Butterield Fisher6 w Bend-lO & Stuart
co.. G Adshead eo-l9 Reiss Brothers & col Warren
Fox coz Godfrey, Patson col Richards Bassei &
Aborn-2 Jas Leffeits-ll G ct Ganet-3 ID McH Willis
q Wright Sturges Shawl Young Smith colo Grips x
col Wyet-l Edw Paysos co3275 SKIS salt 65 tons coal
Marshal5 tons lao bids $3.50 bars iron 63
copper ok hardware 10 order.
BREMrS-ship Metal pkg F F Hem Kessler & Cog
BALM Sander-l d T Walier-l L Goldschmid COL o
f Gleim-l VIM Radde-l3 G F Meyer-ll A Ahrenfedt-i
e Ernenputsch-3 Roker col Noenus Pavenstcdt
l2 Napier-l Siegert Suller-2 Eckhardt Merck-u
liendahl-2 VIM Hoberon-7 Kohnstamm--3 Schroeder
Switzer-l w Vorwerk-2 L ID Wendel-O Lane, Lamson
COLI Oelrchs Kuger-l Grosheim x Schriber-22 *
L Poppe-l9 to order
ey Pattison co-52 tons iron Boorman Johnston x cot.
II Iryin-I50 coal to order.
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sales at the stock Exchange


rms rs me dull season of the year. and the business
now doing very limited. The indications in ali ouarters
are, however, OF an improved fall business
.dshes-Iioders are firm at So So Pearls have IRON, an
from So so to 5 IS and are firm 'o e'"o up
Coal-Saes OF Newcastle, for black wore a,
Scotch, $40. ''' ." POO
CcDee-The market continues dull. The sales AZ ,,;
vae sale have been as follows 700 bags praz % pa
200 bags Cuba s4a94 800 bags Java, nj i75 bags Mara
caibo, u. '''"
CopPer-Large sales of old about 90 600 bs at 10 Is.
cents. ~
Coton.-The sdvices from Europe had the effect 10
strengthen the market here, and for day two the
sales increased since then, however the marks
has reapsed again. and prices unchanged The sales
Of Cotton the past week have been follows 5000 Flo
rds and upands, 6asl 1000 Mobiles, 81 act 500 New
Orleans, 64a9f
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MONEY MARKET.

The business at the Stock Board was usual exceed
ingly small with but little change in rates. Harlem fell
per cent Tomorrow contracts for 1000 shares of this
stock fall due at Is per cent and will be taken up great
deal Ethiopian magnity has been heaped upon the great
operator but he will come out right New York State
Stock rose | per cent
Sales of Greenwich Bank stock were made at auction
at % per cent.
Did the Manhattan Board OF Directors ever hear of the
homely proverb which to the following effect 'more
noise than WOOL the devil said when he clipped the hog
with slunted shears ~
There is very little doing in domestic exchanges is
usually the case at this of the year, in few weeks
when investments in the crops commence more will
of be done. The demand for money from travel
lers going South this year. however will be less than
al The rates OF bills to day as follows :
CuRRLSf RATS OF BANK Norris AND DOMESTIC BILLS.
Bank Notes. EXCHANGE.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

At market 800 beef cattle l5 and calves, 1900
sheep, and 90 swine.
Prces-Beef catle-We qrote 10 correspond with last
week "A few extra at So 3SaS So First quality s5a5
25 second quality 81 50 IS third quality SO hal %
Cows and calves-Sales at S22, SIS, ~, and S3l.
Sheep-Dull, and prices reduced. Lot at 81 25 A.
So II, 50, and 81.
SwineThe large Kentucky hogs were sold since last
Monday for about 81 Sales to-day of old hogs at
small pigs, twothirds barrows, Al At retail from
AZ to Of cts.
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Passengers Arrived.

+LuERPooL-Packet ship Cambrdge-Mrs Inglis of Brook
yn; Miss Gentle Scotland Mr. Bnnohler Germany; Mrs
Barstow, Miss Barstow Master VIM Henry Barstow Boston
-2i7 in the steerage.
LvERPooL-Packet ship RoscoeNr Codd, C6dd-2i8 in
the steerage.
BRrMEs1nship Meta-Mr Frieke, Mr. Drewes of BTaqa-
Wismar; Saezer, Missouri; A Roke and lady, New York.
Capt Won Hagen, Bremen-2l0 in the steerage
GLAsGow-Ship America-Niss Crawford Mrs Tom and
-l52 in the steerage.
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Married.

On Thursday, the 4th inst SIT Pauls church. Hobo
ken, by the Rev Dr. Cruise JAMES T. HATFIELD of New
York to Miss JANE daughter of John Van Bokerck Esq
Of the former place.
In New Haven, Conn.,, on the I'd inst by the Rev. Leon
ard Bacon, D. d. EpwArp LIND, Esq. of the firm of f.
Lind Co. OF Guayama, Porto Rico. to SUSAN w, only
daughter of Sam F. b. Morse President of the National
Acaaemy Of Design of New-York
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Died,

On Thursday of consumption JANE ISABELLA, wife of
John Dearsey, in the goth year others age.
On Wednesday, MICHAEL MCMAHON, in the 3sth year
Of his age.
AtHempstead Harbor, Monday evening the LIST inst.
ofDysentery JOHN JACOB of Jacob NJ and Mary Ann
Kirby, aged two years and six months.
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pool Queen, do; Charlotte Plymouth flames Avery, Newea
tie: Dove do; Canterbury, Bristol.
TRuxILLo, July 23-ln port Commerce for Boston unc

pool; Queen do; Charlotte pymou,h flames Avery, Newca
lie: Dove do; Canterbury, Bristol.
TRUxILLo, July 23-ln port Commerce. for Boston, unc
UnIted States Ports.
LupEc July GAR Neu,as, NYork,
GARDINER, July e9-AT Edw franklin Philadelphia.
Barn, July Soar Walker, Providence; 3Ist, Robin
PoRrLAvp, Aug 2-Arr America Havana Sid Jacob PEN
nell. RoIer,iaIn July 80, Extra st 1aomas.
GLOUCESTER, July 3i-Ar Sarah Ann, surnsm via Nick.
erie.
BosroN Aug 4Arr Milo, Liverpool Canton Pictou; Nor
folk. NOreans; Tyrian do; Canb, Trlxo; Lodi, Phade
phia Grman, do; Forest King H4yre de Grace; Harriet Al
bany; Friend NYok Mail, do; Equity Rondout CID lsa
Mary Ann, Pequo Victor, and Sam Appleton, New York;
Arab, Newben NC; Adrian Richmond.
Nsw BEDFORD Aug 3-Ar John, DAM NYork, TO load OIL
HOLMES HoLE July 3Arr Sarah New York for Salem; St
Lawrence do for Unconscious Eliza do for Boston, Hero do
do; Philadelphia Philadelphia for Nanucke Mystic, NYork
for bingham Aug lin port the above Arr Sinus, ston,
pleasure trip; I'd, Atlas, Philadelphia for Boston.
H,AsNs PoRI Aug Tin port, Greean, and Mail. NYok
for NYork; Mail, do for Norwi ch
TARrAULIN COVE Aug 2-Au Henry Clay Attakapas for
Boston,
EpeARrowN July Sl-Au Equity: Kingston, NY. for Bos-
Aug 2 brig Apprentice NYox Boston In port
Apprentice, Alert Cunady Equity Extra, Hy Rdgley and
others.
PROVIDENCE, Aug 3-Ar Merchant Rondout.
PHiLADELrHIA Aug 5-Au Delaware, OAK Porto Rico, Ed
ang,on Csrons and Cohasset, Boston; Bride Cutler Me;
susan Tsyo Blue Hill Mercy jane s. Jo sh Ps%s
Fall River; Francis Decker Albany The Hermann from
Liye1oo Is still be9w; Also Ranger Mohawk nine bigs
Hafas; Patton Ceniuegos; ssml nghs@ Nantucket la.
bella, Newport: Angelina, Bristol RE Texss NYok; Onei-
da do. Arr in the Schuykil VIM Pitt Pcou MS; Hope w
Portsmouth, MI; VIM Hart Providence; Eza6eti, Osborne;
Elizabeth, Beaston; Lewis Spicer Penobsco Cleopara
Barge, Pilot, and John G Myers, NYork
GsonoErowN, sc. July 2o-Arr Caroline Plat, New
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST o, Is4a.


Cleared.
phn
iB Smith, St Johns NF Boorman, Johnston Co; Victory,
r R' md, ship ci%G a, TSs had S1 81
ery winds to The lon Of ei-or az days she only 90 miles
@ % % the iims IN ti @ os
Saw g sE Islands il 90 day besides great number OF large
Ss l Co. saw sse J%a a% with
30 % Sc 30, on the parallel of a.,
With sst5 5 M kI Msy s% J"Hs
F. 81 fassa; e. fro" Glasgow June a. with "d' to
sap HSdsn q days Sm M MyFS il Sasi
Bril- Georgana Bedsl days from Norfolk. with md.e, 70
;sa%en and Officers Under command of Capt Gardner for the
BRUSH brig FellowshiP ADsrong 70 days from Windsor
bh 5 gss Harrison % afsSqs Hve de Gr
Ms with 1000 ka; 70 a sp' :, 5o9:d 1os &C. Ms with
plaster to soule Whitney \ Co. - -
r B pse S q Un Whitney Gays 0"
sehr Galaxy, Wilson, from Portsmouth, RI with COAL to j.
schr Columbia, Rumble from Harrington, Me- with lumber
Schr Melville Kent days from Lubcc, with plaster the
sehr Ellen Rodman Shepherd, days from New Bedford
schr James Lonng Hawkins from Providence, with domes
schr Homer Kent days from Boston, with mdsc 4.
schr Grecian, Ryder, from Boston, with mdse to John
schr Wocott Chase, from Boston, with mdse, 10 John
Stevens -
Schr Merchant Snow, from Boston, with mdse TO S. W.
Lewis
schr Erie, Matthew'S from Boston, with mdse, s. w.
Lewis 49,
schr Mcdonald, Paul, from Boston, with mdse, s. w.
sloop Rhode Island from Providence with domestic goods
to master.
General Record.
LETTER BAGs-The letter bags Of ship British Queen,
for Antwerp and Southampton Eng will close this evening
seven o'clock, Gilpins Foreign Letter Office in the Ex
change The snip will sail tomorrow morning O'Clock,
and for the special accommodation of merchants second letter
bag will be kept open until nine o'clock Sunday
morning.
SHIP AUBURN was struck by lightning her moerngs
damage she sustained ing. Another account says II
NsuoRrA bark with painted ports reported ashore
Sand Head about oath ult outside, by the Nohene at Mo-
| bile. The bark appeared 70 be in ballast
yVhaiemen.
CID NJ Warren Aug g. Hector Pacific Ocean. Sid 3D. Ross
| lie, do.
Ontario Of Bath days from Liverpool for NYork July %
| lat "a "A, lon 80 30.
Genl Scott Cienfuegos for Philadelphia, July 81 lat a
| 80, Ion 81 80.
Foreign Ports.
GENOA, July SID Ottoman, Sicily or Smyrna. -
BnEMEN July 8n port, Neptune TOR Newcastle TO load io
Cienfuegos, wind bound.
ST JoHN, NIB. July 3i-An Charles, NYork.
Qu.BEc, July 3l-An Lord Ramsay, NIork; Mary Lon
don; Aug Chapman, Portsmouth; Hull; Johns New
YORK Cid Aug Mary Barbara London; John Bolton, LAYER
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Herald Rullet,n or News

The Herald Bulletin Of News is Kept at the northwest
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. Mand also of the
evening mails at four o'clock NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfarer stop
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Provision Market.

ms Is Certainly great city Tor vegetables. We have
any quantity from pea up TO respectable cabbage from
kinderhook. All cheap enough too
we cannst say tbs same OF meat. There is plenty in
market, but II is far from being cheap, although very
mucn iowor than was two years ago According 10 the
wholesale prices the butchers the only persons who
are making fortunes.
But all this is nothing Look the list OF prices -
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as WILLIAM STREET.


PRIrcIrAL OFrIcE.-Letters deposited before hafpas
hapast IL, and half past O'clock will be out for
delivery at 9, I, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrcEs.-Leers deposited before T. IL, and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery O. and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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Marine Pavilion.

RocKAwAY, Sd August, 1912.
ln7- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
,riber at McCoun Clarks So Wall street.
a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON.
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The General Printing Office capable Of doing all sorts
Of printing, such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descrptohs open the Herald Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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HIRAM CRANSTON.
u. s. SHrp NoRru CARoLINA, }

July IS, lS42.
no THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL,
low session board this ship, hereby order all the
Witnesses in the to be investigated and the accused
be punetual in their attendance daily at 10 o'clock
sundays excepted boat will be in waiting at the Bat
cry bridgeYAt half past Q A. M daily.
CHI. II. WINDER Judge Advocate.
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, THE TONIC MIXTURE OF THE COLLEGE
edcine and Pharmacy is rapidly supercedng all the
bug preparations Of molasses and sarsaparilla Let
ervous, debilitated and dyspeptic patients make
Of this agreeable and potent remedy.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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90 A few copies of the first volume of this work
handsomely bound may now be had at the publication
ofiice.-Price 81.
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03- sHERMAN'S LOZENGEs ARE STILL IN THE
cendant. We see by an Illinois paper that they are
ring all before them. Fever and ague, coughs, colds
eadaches and worms cannot Withstand the happy nfu
ice of these popular articles Every body has heard of
eir fame and the grand Warehouse at LOG Nassau ST.
ew York State street Boston, and Ledger Build.
r. Phil adslphia
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EFFECTS OF HEAT.-The irritation and in.
ion frequently produced upon the surface OF the
exposure TO the sun, is no less unpleasant to the
han generally destructive to the appearance. The
,ventive and preservative of the Hands Face and
rom this disagreeable liability is 4" RowLANp's
J." The Katy dora preparation from the most
nj eyo!ics, not only (by ITS use) nsures the skin
effect OF Summers scorching heat, but it never
restoring the skin TO its pristine delicacy and
ss while, ultimately, il bestows upon the countc-
soft ard delicate bloom See Advertisement.
1 Ia
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NANTUCKET SHOALS, !
June 2, lS42. (

!. 1SaERsoLL, ESQ.,, Boat Builder =
DEAR SIR:-
b AS PROMISED YOU A HISTORY OF THE
boat bought of you last April, feel fully warranted
low stating to you that she has more than equalled my
sanguine expectations. SinceI have owned her have
d against every thing that has oated out of this port
has the occasion occurred that could not look
Tor my competitors.
have rode in safety the toughest seas, and in several
ances have boats in my sight been lost, hurting in
ant into the mighty deep some of our best and most
thy citizens yet never has the occasion occurred that
entertained the least fear of my life whilst in
good old twenty-five iooter you built for me. cons
her my life preserver upon the water, and for speed
only say that during my time there has nothing APP
red at Nantucket Shoals that could put her to her test
lough it is not unusual for to encounter 500 sails
lit in every part of the world time Should ever
occasion occur that should wish to purchase another
Of any kind you the only man should think of
King to- to build me And ir ever it happens that
IN recommend person to you for boats OF any kind
II do cheerfully would partake of the richest
FATALITIES sat before And in conclusion can
assure you that the triumphant success, which
standyou are crowned with meets my most cordial APP
baton. subscribe myself
Yours most respectfully
MANNING
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THE GENUINE MEDICINES OF THE COL
Medicine and Pharmacy, meeting great sale
and couRtry. The day has past away when the
nifty can be successfully deceived by uneducated
'rinciped pretenders, "For every disease the APP
te remedy" is the grand maxim OF the College;
Morn holds also with the College, that nature has
d specific for every malady.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, % Nassau street. .
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
fSeres Nos. % .7nn and rs Milton street.

- sATURpAY,
49,. Atl05s o'clock ia the sale rooms.
Splendid Sale ofelsgsnt Furniture Of ali descriptions both
sSt iaiar Con 10 Boada and sehs1 % @s s ss
ing up housekeeping ,,s
Furniture, from family giving Housekeeping eompr.ing
choice has been offered for time ali
Also, sn Upho,tsTers stock and 500 yard, eape,ins
past o'clock No rs Brosiwsy near CORTLAND steel" -
be would have n been a IN ,ees OF s s1 By" %
Guilty OF removing, &c. prevented The sale Will rain
MONDAY
Large extra A 81 eSiSe % M zee s, Of 81
moved from BROOKLYN Vesty street and 9Th Avenue, com
pTising most extensive variety.
BY RIELL ARCULARlUs,
SATURDAY,,
At l0l o'clock, AZ the sales
consisting elegant rosewood nad pier table and dressing
, d,n ra w w %Iss G IS
Seads French and half French chairs mahogany rockers
&c. D&s and 'D'd seat SOFAS d'aa' 0'0m'n' centre tables
MADE Aa s. ecn ss % oa and un a9s1y H
0a eS%sao all the F RsS cSs sns,
Also. invoice second hand Furniture consisting oi Blu
''''''' mahogany ''a'r'' T fiJGss'PsA YYs
Wines Liqaofs s. sar TeT@ Choice m
sy and sSuh Side Mades Daft Gordon pale sherry brQvu
ruy orsndy eordia sperm and patent saba,er candles H
articles The ne-o be sold lots to sui, parcRssers
Also BolngeT cha%rasne anchor brand Just landed supe
Also, otard, Dupuy & Co. brandy. in bond.
THURSDAY,
At l0i O'Clock in the sales room.
Oil Pain ga small but valuable collection of PAINTINGS
by old and modern asters Just imported Cata the
day Of sale-now the wall, ready for examination.
THE sLEl THS4 sAog EktdH 4 fWFsFy intended for
sale this day viii be positively sold This Day i0h o.
clock gu the premises No us Broadway up stairs IL was
found announcement this valuable Of
choice Jewely Diamond, Watches Watchm' ker; Tools
and materials 10 the auction The sale will therefore
take place above. The Lahes, &c will also be disposed
a. The same Tune See auction head in the daily a6
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, FUR
~ nishing Articles, China, ac.-A G. HUMBERT co.
will sell This Morning loll o'clock in their sales room is
Broadway, corner Liberty elegant of
hogany furniture, of good materials and workmanship inclui
ng hail. three quarter and full French chairs rockers, mhr
centre tables pier breakfast and ladies work do; sofas
French bedsteads feather beds holsters aud pillows enclosed
and painted wash stands wire Safes Jones patent
&c. &c.
Piano Fore-Also apIem piano forte, ma by Barmore
OF unoxce ITO nabe and touch with French grand action
metallic plate, brace, SC.
Furnishing Articles China Sc Also bronze and onnolu
eiand9les French clocks splendid dinner and toilet
cut aud moulded umbiers German silver ware, marble and
aabaser statuary several splendid oil paintings by celebrated
old masters, &c. &c.
Also, small invoice of choice imported toilet perfumes.
as ltfr
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%. THE IMPRUDENT AND THOUGHTLESs OF
tn sexes find safe, speedy and eectua remedies for
cir disease at the Principal Office of the College of Me-
zine and Pharmacy and at the su-agents. Medical ad
20 given in each case without additional charge
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.