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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11
sale OIL IA Valuable Tract of Land ON jaime,
River.

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of
trust from Iueian Watkins Nivison Watkins
date the s3d July $780, and Of Office Of ooe
land county court tha undersigned the Trustees therein
will expose 10 sale At public auction FRIDAY Arm DAY
OF JUNE ls47, At O'CLOCK. p. NJ IN FRONT OF THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL IN THE CITY or RICHMOND IA. n,o
perry conveyed BY said deed icing valuable and known
tract Of Land called REMOVER Courty OF Goochan ~
ing on James River Dover Mills twenty mile. fro
kehond and containing about eight hundred follow
ing TERMS TO wit third OF the purchase money cash
rd at the end Of and third t
from the day Of sale the credit from IN.
day Of sale and TO be secured By bonds approved security or
negotiable with approved deed OF s on the
property.
TIE title tn the above property believed
ou the undersigned acting convey title only
asi vested IN them by the deed OF rus afore,aid
ROBERT c. sTANARD,
my lid las NJ yYICKHAN Trustees
r- The above sale is postponed TUESDAY eed June
nett by Of the parties when vi,
take place. r C. sTaNARD
my Id JAS NJ wICKHAM ( irustse'
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Tickets sio-Share- in proportion.
certificate package 25 Whole dollars
IS Halves 60, do. IS Quarters 10.
% Orders Packages. Certificates. rnge Tekets In the
above Schemes Addressed the
Of Mail and when requested Drawings
ed % received Address
J. w. MAURY & CO. Managers.
MAY &C. Igl7. Rirbmond ",
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
10y virtue Of deed OF trust executed to the
- subscriber BY Isaac lek day Of March is4a aHd
reeored in the Crts Once q Abemae County proceed
u SELL IN the Town Of Scosve THURSDAY l "a, OF July
nett for the specified cash an the
interest which the nd Hicks possessed Packet Boat Com
Pany Of Boyd Edmond Co Also, such title
a. vested BY the deed vii conveyed purchaser
believe the tide IN, good but The pure
viii of eouus inform himself JAMES W MASON
my 2s-wd
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groceries, &c.
GOO BBLS. Clipped n. &. Herrings
W. SO DO Gtiss 90 Do
10000 he Urine Western and Baltimore sides
lWuup ~ Shoulders
10000 bs smIfs-d Famiy. hog round
~ hias % 1ud x sugars
rs NO ard Y Mcissses
$50 ntks Fine AMI Ground Alum SAT-
10 tons tri fon
With ne asua appit Of Loaf sugar susar a Specs Tano,
and sperm Canti OIL Tar. lse whsksv Brsniy wres
Leather, Cot Yarn. Nails, yatp Fof "a. on ne o al
c'mnOiatrg ,srns By fir71 JONES 4 WiNzTON
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by In1oes a. Brother.
Ne. z. Mar sfreef.
Catalogue OF superior New and Secondhand
Cabinet Furniture, &c.

On Wednesday morning June i6ih OIL
will sell
Of new and secondhand Cabinet Furniture including variety Of
superior articles INI.oEs 4 BROTHER Au-t.
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TRUST sale Of Valuable Coal PronsI1r-

Trust Sale OF Valuable Coal Property.
n pursuance OF a trust deed Of the Tuckahoe
Coal Mining Company bearing the 18th day Of Feb
rary le4l duly executed and recorded Office OF the
County Court OF Gooehand shall substituted Trustees pro-
a not the next fair day TO debts by
zou acres OF and part OF the tract known the
mentioned In sad deed AMI also all the rights and p
ees and other rights mentioned therein, acres
ana described in the said deed a. the lower
The uu to the 200 acres Of land and the Mining
believed TO be untoubted and from the value Of the
Goals which the and known valuable seam Of
Whsh has been recently developed and condition be
worked 10 great Advantage The property WORTHY the aen
uon ol opiaHs" eohers and Other Acting trustees
convey with the usual warranty. TERMS, cash.
JOHN G. BLAIR, lr
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LAND NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE,
FOR SALE.


'HNHE subscriber, purpOslng to sell out, with
Il the view to removal offers the Tae. Of Land on
which he now lives containing being on the
main and tributary tr4aehes OF Meadow which it Is abun
d'nl7 wsiered-wn % miles Of Charlottesville AIb,mar co
and 10 niles Of the University Virginia scarcely p.ee,
" % enter into minute description Of this
one wishing To buy will Of Judge for himself
But The subscriber viii that To invest
money IN such property better opportunity rarely
It's location and quality and the amounting al
mott u Certainly that the Louss Railroad eItenaed 10
within - short distance more than ordinary Va
Tue The taet consists mainly OF grey remarkably nd
under the use % Clover and plaster but
under the application Of Owing
retains and shows the caeets OF
Something hhs ehaaeter-yery much
resembling the lands their
10 e produeon OF wheat Between ESQ acres Of the
above tact are eeard-,he reminder wood much Of Which
may b spared ffom the Of the find ready mar
kei in Charlottesville ard az the Uniyersty
Meadow Greek which entire lsnyh of The
ae Affords boiy Of about IS bottom and ana
nom small experiment m rgatn, pcuzb alone mn,
more acres may be rendered az productive 10 rra as the ooH
lands thsmselves ~
.usslueI n0pose TO sell privately and receive propo
"u'h ~ THU RsDAY, the i7h OF June hen Il not PIE
vlouy disposed o. VIII BE- offered publicly bidder
In The mean tine The subscriber viii take pleasure showing
premises TO any gentleman wishing
me Terms o. sale Reference made James VI
Of Charlottesville, Col John Jones and VIM Parish Eco
my ii-eti7thJune. JAMES o. CARR
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MANAKlN NAIL WORKS,

FINHE SubscTiber having been appointed Aren't
ioi M ae Of he NnakiH Nais respectfully informs
public at h. receiving and Keep consta ny on haus
n - sioe the Canal opposite Ware Houss ion
ahd complete assortment q thess Nas breing aH s various
tbs faeioy having been Tectpy and an a. a. NseA
eU hers new and o. ne most mod approved de,rp,r
capable Of making MATS equsi quality 70 that Of snv oth
ss'ah.hen IN he couny Dealers assusd that no s on
Nails " fully wants. and on ss scs EN-. =, rv
o'her Factory can supP5 them of similar quality
y TYLER
R,ehmOnc, Va APrn ID Ist7 aps- a~f
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A RECORD OF NEW ROCKS
RECEIVED ny
NASH a. WOODHOUSE,

NOS $50 and 100, Lhers Living Arc
No q Metico NJ Il was and as 4 by Bfantz Mayer
juno No Tho Hofcuuasi and journal Of Rural Art
TaFe-HY 4 J Downing.
No 2. Washington and bis Genera legends Revou
tion-By George tippafd
DOmbey AID Daughter. Elegantly Illustrated
The beautiful Widow a novelty Y \ Arthur Author Of
'tweeiheaus and Wives, &C Complete
The Chain of hcsny, the adventures n varaondy the
author of The Orange Gin u Venice"
The lsh Sketch BODILY Mr. THmir.h Author Of uYet
low Plush Correspondence" &C. Illustrated
The Monk Revenge the erenV tale Of the later
cm'ndrf-By - mue spurr Es1.
WINTER Eh iof ladies' being iniractions in shifting netting
snd erobe work containing most fashionable p
~
The EdpburE Review April Subscription, received o. 90
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ID. PAINE & CO.,
MAN Ayers OF LOTTERIES
Richmond. Va.

"HoLI TICKET Nos. 5 81 IS, the Grand Capital Of
w 10000 DOLLARS. sold and paid sight by PURCELL
The brilliant be expected BY those who address
their orders u, &. w. PURCELL,
RichI Va
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" M. d T.. G.. HARRISON have remov.
ed to the Store opposite Mr. Theodoek Robertson
few doors above the City Hotel They viii eondue
Their business under the style OF w. NJ HARRISON co.
10
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BIGGER Il cos LUCKY OFFICE,
IAN Street, opposite The Alhan,Jra,
RICHMOND VA


Whole Tickets sIo So do Half do 50 s7l
We have day Lotteries from
remittance made small always
the most popular Lotteries hand The
quesisd To all who order from The for
had usual sight On all Tickets
the need b. paid The Tickets
received and all orders addressed
prompt and confidential attention Address LEWIS w WEBB
WA. J. BIGGER Il co,
my27 Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

HAVE Just received haf pipes superior Btandy d.
rect from the importer which intend Tor my Per
IN Of ne article Will please call
JNoG OLDNER's Wine and Liquor store,
l. Z Hotel
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"ALDRON's GRASS AND GRAIN SCYTuFs
w AND sNEAfHs--Just received. and for ale By
CLARkSON 4 GARDNER
~ No III, Broad ST. Sign ofthe Hand say
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VOLUNTEERS.

ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE, I
RICHNosD, June 3, lSi7
- ENTLEMEN who are engaged in different
~ quartsI- OF the State enrolmen,
the ea from this Department OF the Goth Apnl please
the pTcgTess Of enrolment possible
sufficient number obtained they be placed quarters
Of Richmond and under OF military instruction.
BY CoSHAsD
Ie 4-e3~ WIN II. RICHARDSON. A G.
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lotteries.
j. w. MAURY H. CO., MANAGERS,
tsuccsssors TO y. q. Gregory a Col
OFFICE. NO 1 CRY HOTEL RICHMOND VIRGINIA
ana. 900. no 600 10,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gas 80. Cor istT-,o be dra
June 18th &C No. LotsTy-i3 Drawn Ballot.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,

i HAVE Just received a few doz IN more Skele-
N ton Sacks real curiosity way Of Summer Call and
g them
ALSO large lot OF White MorHiilcs Vests White Dri ing
Pants, and White Linen Goats. SILAS MERCHANT,
.elO IA, Main st, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-11

On MONDAY, the I4th O'Clock we shan sell nj, auetioo
Rockets, about 10000 feet OF Tobacco Box Boards.
TEkNs-oyer 500, months ior approved paper
le IL DAVENPORT M An<,.
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A SMALL SCHOOL WANTED.

Il AM anxious Ia procure small school in the
family OF Lawyer that whI engaged tusne,s
v teaching may prosecute study Of Law. desire saH
choo in order nat pay due attention my legal studies
rough at the time shall neglect the least the
4 ps The employer referred 10 Professor Iaf
OF the University Of Virginia school am era
uate Address y. V a.. EaIysviile, Aibfmare iete
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lSs cBEsNUT-sT. fHILApsLfhlA, Will rktstNi iHt
FALL FASHION FOR GENFLtMENs hAIs
Snfur.ir,. glsi y. 1871.
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FOREIGN BOOKS.

Nd CURIOl : and works. A. lower prices than
n ever before sold The subscriber has added immense
liz 20 his already mammoth stock Of literature Hs late
acquI sous from the Trade Sales Of Boston Newfork
and Philadelphia together with fifteen Of the finest
work. per the Gsck from Liverpool and twenty ditto
Der the Leonidas from London which viii be immediate
v marked and exposed for sale give undoubtet air o
richness variety rarity and extent 70 his stock, hitherto
unapproacled this continent Al literary men, lovers
books and enthusiasts n mental invest cation, are so
cited 20 and enjoy the true feast of reason and the
flow Of soul" Every subject which the VT OF man has
been expended aud brains turned, may be found here
The reconcile mathematician aud the crazy founder 0
new systems of theology each m his proper Mitch
Those given 10 uecrunancy astroogy, alchemy, sorcey
snd vfchcra will be- highly amused while the bellies let
tres scholar can select fresh vols the very
and chef douvres OF modern English literature The best
every profession aud science from the honest
podGnE farmer % The enthusiastic soldier In every art
and science the best books here embraced IN the de
partment Of elementary professional ueA.es And school
books Of every kind has stock Is immense The subscriber
invites all Strangers pay him yi.t before they leave
the city In purchasing from hum they save one hai Of
their money.
Cergymen literary characters. and book collectors
orally living lines OF railroad steamboat routes, VIII
well put change OF linen m their vases aud come
if6 NAssau-s slowed by All Swans 70 BE- the
moral center Of the Intellectual world" Books selling a.
half price. literary appliances and convenences OF every
kind GRATIS well the be. Spanish cigars ard other
phi0s0p instruments for inyeieate smokers IKE the
celebrated DR. Parr.
JOHN DOYLE Cheap Ancient and Modern
sl4 18Th se0dA 1mW- Bookseller, 10 Nsssust New FORK
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NOTICES.


y
IT, ,.,bals and officers IF the various bodies intend
csft IN the funeral procession in honor Of DAs
- o,co~sr, are requested TO take notice Of the follow
s;,.,,ions. The line will be formed Al o'clock pre-
l ~ he west side Of the Second avenue, the rzht
resting on 1enth-st .,,, g.,
risbth.st 10 the Bowery around Union-square, down
ersaduey 70 Grsnd-st. along Grand-st the Bowery
tbroush Chafhamst and Broadway Fultonst through
puton TO Greenwich 20 the Battery.
When the right reaches the Battery the portion Of the
line in front Of the will halt and form the west side
OF Greenwichs The will then pass in front Of the
line followed by the officers orator guests, &c. 20 the
Garden and the line viii then fall In and follow IA order
After the exercises the Garden terminated the
column Will be reformed In the order and Will pro-
coed up Broadway under the direction Of the grand
shal
The several msrshas and aids are directed appear
mounted in chapeaus and black scarfs with black sadd
cloths and brices trimmed with Grape.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Mounted Escort
The Grand Marshal, Thomas OConor. ESQ.
The Deputy Grand Marshal
Aids.
The Independent Sons Of krin,
Terence Keen aud Hugh Sloan, Marshals.
The Laborers' Mon Benevolent Society,
Jas. Neughton. VIM Foley. Jas Kilbride and P kehoe,
Marshas
The Hibernian Universal enevoleut Society
John Heany and ThOs lynn Marshais
The Paterson Repeaers and United Sons OF Ern'
Henry J. COddinEson, Marshal
The Enns Fraternal Beneficial Society OF Brooklyn,
Joseph McMBnay, Marshal
The Mayors and Common Councils Of NewI ork Brooklyn
and Jersey City.
The Orator Of the Day
Invited Guests
Foreign COnsuls
Officers Of Foreign Vessels Of war
Officers Of the Army and Navy
Military generally
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BOOK TRADE.
HARPER s. BROTHERS


NORMAN's BRIDGE OR HE MODERN MIDAS
Tales, &C Sc Price - cents
rJ,HrRF CAS 81 80 HESITATION IN plsrinz the
j suthor~.. on Rmshs Wyrdlam' ard the Old Msn's
Tales q the head Of the female novests o the co1nrv
In no o ~. he put forth her UNSURPASSED rover M
tnEushns exceilences more Obviously th.n Sorman's
Bridge The work nay wo1,hy iAsr ~ sce anonz the
srork al great power .Dd skl Of maturing
and Of that asfery u Of ms'efiA which long practice
Od Men. Tses The great strength Of this winter ie-
IN minute exhibition q character. considered m this
point Of view, Norman. Bridge s1ipae, anything thi.
writer or pcrhar. sly other writer nas done Ne except
Godwiu's chef fruFfe i-piopn Spectator.
very powerful story We doubt y m any Of her writ
ns- the sufhor has shown greater genius than n tins.
Examiner
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Coupri,inr The Mar Of Feeling Man Of the World
'Juhs De RubEne,' &c; with Memoir OF TIE Author
BY sir Walter Scott Paper covers Complete IN
had resd bis works when yet IN the year- Of my 10
fancy The beautiful visions Of BIZ pathetic ima-uatSn
had stamped -0 and delicious, but deep and iscehbe,
impression on mind long before bad heard ne name
Of criticism The very names Of me hrloe. Ana heroine,
OF h. deghu sounded in my ears ne the echoes
Of some old romantic melody 100 SIMPLE ae 700
% have been framed IN these degeneIs'e.
day. PETERS, Letters by Professor Wilson
THE Pictorial HISTORY or ENGLAND.
Part 3d. Prce . cents
Tsiuo5l, Educational H'orss Reo,nfly Pubuied b.
HARPER BROTHERS.
l.
DIAPERS TEXT BOOK OS NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY.
With 40 Illustrations limo, sheep. y cents
DIAPERS TEXT BOOK on CHEMISTRY
With 30 Illustrations. limo, sheep - cis
III
HAcKLEY's ELEMENTARY COURSE on
GEOMETRY
Numerous Illustrations limo 'heeP . Genus
"
HACKLEYs TREATISE on ALGEBRA
$50. sheep. II a.
HACKLFY SCHOOL ALGEBRA
8vo muslin. y cents.
VI
HARPFR'S NETWORK CLASS BOON
Comprising Outlines Of the Geography aud History OF
New-York. Biographical Notices Of Eminent indifdu-
ais Sketches Of scenery and Natural History Accounts
of Public Institutions &c Arranged - Reading book
Tor Schools. hy VILLAS RusstLL-
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pAssENGERs ARRIVED

Ia tacief-slp Independence I'm London and Portsmouth,
~. = Lewis Miss Vi Abbott, Mr. Reed DR. Curtis, Mis-.
YC,srs Miss Phillips, Mr q Jessel, Mr. X MeD, Mr.
f-,Sep all Of NYork John Kerr, Newark; Capt J NJ
bert lady and two children Mass: Jonn Pratt, Miss
IPr,lt Ono; Miss Stribing, London Miss Phllpot
u. o Wishtmsn, Toronto; and 1913 In the steerage.
l. ,acsef-5h,p Neuo Wosid I'm LiterpOot-A Nor and
AZ, Montreal Kobt Miller. Sheffield. Conrad Kruger,
a,nbarg; Bunker and lady, Nf0rk Rev Geo w
Gox3v Ohio: jas Dyer lady children and sefyt; VIM
g,iherck and daughter Walter Shelley rsgedian, OF
Enfsnd-5J4 In the steerase.
h faiy Emigronf, I'm Brem>n-Mr DegeD, Mrs w De
a. Of NYork; Miss Songervald, Miss Burners Miss
IN Wiser. Mr. G Lohn, Messrs ~ Zimmerman, T Won
G.hn. Often, ~ Often, + Oberhein l. Oberhein J II
Ersobert Bohde, Hachez. Forster, Schrver, and
rle ate
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CARPETING.

AL CLOTHS kr-The subscribers are daily receiving
Osrze supplies Of the following FOODS ordered ehpfess
y flr th- Fan Trade. which they are no" seins o. "a
tfarlsg iow prices. . a. 49, -
Brussels Csrpetinz. designs Ne--.- 70 - per %
Ingram double slp a-iH ,hi eI-l-'
$500, extra fine tine aud com 3 % -
$500 ard Am@rran Floor oil Cloths from 2 % - II
wide. from = 10 - pr yard . I'LL.
49, I,-r. a.. rtiarnf II drugsets, rugs, rafs "a =
49, ri,no covers starr rods. window shades aud 81 oiner
connected nth the trade extremely low >trtnkrf'
-i,y tS -ta CITY are particularly ted o. cal ana
....r'. IN. ..,rk SMITH l. LOU S>BkRk1f
- 49, az Pear-sf opposite Niiiisrl-,t
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w II CARY & CO.

1876 FEARI-sTREEr, OPPOSITE cfDAk.srsttr
IIANF IN STORE and receiving by late arrivals
III Cases Marshsil's Linen Tread Nos 10 70 100
stevens 4 Co.'S Linen Tread all coors and Nos CLARK
Co.'S Paisley SPOOL Cotton. cord white 30 yards
CLARK Cos Paisley Spool Cotton, cord, 100 yd. white
and cOlors. a., ,
Warr@ns Needles drilled eyed sharps and hetW diiiea
eyed Needles. low priced ~
stuck
Por.es Pur.e Twist. plain and assorted shades
Steel Beads Steel rassels. Rings and Fringe
Tortoise she'll Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell and Horn Side Combs, plain and carved
Bone metal and competition SUspender Buttons
Pearl and Agafe Shirt Bgttons
Lasting Mohair and Br0cade Coat Buttons
Made Butchers Rslor- All patterns .
Knives and Scissors Of all descupons-and the issest
assortment OF French English and German fancy p9oos
n h. found in this country which they offer 60 Joooers
and Retailers pom the best terms aus 2mis&o lmls.oo
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an " LAMP DEPOT,

Nos lli aud 1876 Fulton -. sun Buildings.
LAMPS. cIRANDOLEs. CHANDELIERS, 90.
J. o. FAY
HAS MADE such arrangements with large manuiac-
flturng establishment will insure 10 the public, mer
chants and others opportunity 10 procure cheap and
very superior articles Of solar Hanging snd Stand
Lamps in great variety.
"GfRANDOLES.'
of new and superior style aud finish
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 10 lights of the most splendid workmanship
with or without prisms; -
CANDELAbRAs, RAIL- LANTERNS" &c. NC.
10 great assortment
BRACKET SOLAR"
and tin side Reflector Lamps aud Nicks
The above articles are unequaled ia quality. style and
beauty OF finish and will be sold al the manufacturer
lowest prices, Wholesale and retail on, bronked ana
Svered.
n B-Dont forget, before purchasing, 70 call and eS-
anime the assortment al the Lamp Store ~ and 10 Full
tou-si Sun Buildings
Also old Lamps rebronred, gilt and silyered, made 20
Look like new short notice and Astral Lamps altered 10
solsr - Inns
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NEW GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER
DEADFR, if you want 10 save money m your pur'
lchase OF Dry Goods call A. l5 0reenwlch't before
purchasing and learn the prices Having purchased largely
Tor the past weeks Al Boston, Phade pha. sud the
auction sales In this city prepared 20 otter very
great bargains Az present may be found among the many
bargains the following named goods 10 bales red. white
and yellow Fannei. ls I'd 20 3s 10 cases Satinets from
- Ga 70 do heavy Tweed Cassmers, NJ L. per yard
Cl0rHs CsssfNrRTs kSp \fsriNcs, splendid assori.
msnt black Apaca AZ L. 90 cheap AZ Ss Sd snd
do silk warp Ia g snd g. per yard do colored
y ca snd - 3D. half nrcel do domestic Ginghams
az cheap H. al. and 10 Scotch and French,
fou 81 = Cd 10 DO Mons de Lains, from L. 10 is
Ga goods nginay cost p 10 jl cents per yard de-
rich Cashmeres entirely styles from = O. ts do
unen-cambrc Hdsfs. only sd. piece.
PFINrs-o az a., ID, Cd "a, Sd 3D., led L. Ia
3D. and Is Cd do orange and blue Al Sd. worth H.
D0NEsrcs-Drect from the mtnufao urers aud for sale
by the bale piece or yard. ar iobber' prices
SH.WLs-ln the SHAWL apartment may he found Cpl EN-
did assortment OF Rroche. Cashmere. SILK and Noolen'
Square aud Long -haws AZ prices much lower tnAn ever
before known Br0che ShaNi- from = upward; woven
DO 20 c@uis. j anton Broche Long -haWis only ~
CAsprri>c-Nenetisn CWpefiug AZ l., t. Cd and RI 3
inrran do 4d - Ga and is. superior a-"ooi from
- fo ts -
Persons n aa Of Dry Goods will find greatly 10 their
advantage o cali and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. -
Goods sent 10 any part of this city. Brooklyn or Jersey
City. WM tARDNhk' 20 pfsen.l on =.
30 Iwis Successor 10 Jason " boekoyer.
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AUCTION SALES.


JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aactione~-
BANGS. RICHARDS ~ PLATT. store 20
ID yrosdwsy -Lihsrsi cash advances made con.gr.
meats tor suction ssles
by ". COTTON. Aaction sad Conluisssoa Mer.
ID ehanf->tles Room SIC BroacSsy Gothse Hail. hsv-
inn renewed % the above named isrse rooms pre-
psr-d 10 receive al kinds Of Cabinet Furniture Dry
Goods Carpets ard Housekeeping articles Of every
scripcou consignment for prvse safe or suction, ar
settlements with his usual nptnes He will
sso bug, II preferred Outdoor sses In sry part Of the
city attended. usual
WEDNESDAY sept p
Al lot o'clock a. The Auction Room.
~ sNtrVss- Day tocoS. PiaNoFoKrFs. Accounting
buresux. card center tables Mattresses oil cloths French
hedsi.d- Sc Also, premptory sale Of pisnosoFtes
very tue rosewood urr sht SECOND hard do
Al private sale several splendid rosewood psnos made
By Thomas Loud Of Philsdephi they are Of superior
touch tone and finish, and eqGa every respect 10 an
full guarsn,y from the maker and invited 10 ex,miue
them. they will saser in eonpari.on
with any instrument made. Prices moderate A so one
splendid harp in hne order.
n CHAMBERLAIN UCTlONEER-stoTe No .
-. Spruce--t--Lioeral advances usde Goods con
signed for private sale be sod Al owsoor
sales carefully attended TO- and respectfully solicited
Prompt returns made
TUESDAY Sept p.
At 10 O'Clock At spruce-s,
SECOND HAND FVS>frrsr. &c--C prising sofss. ma
hair carpets oil cloth. looking glasses chande
hers iamrs. show stoves. glass ware marble top
counters safe. screw press. of sash doors. &c
Also lof dry goods shoes. A
Also one good second hand piano forte rosewood
In good order