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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

ry ont hei. professions by voluntarily IeSls""s,
bu' the country has need OF The peaceiui, upi'@h'
and oiiigeHt pnblic servant"
The apove holds lorth but little consolation Tor
the poor Democrats. "For cause" says the Del
ia, sis wide phrase, which may be made 10
SQUARE with The most wholesale prescription.
"The extent OF this plea may be inferred from
subsequent definition, which makes "open eiec-
pioneering" sufficient ground Tor removal i'olii
office. "Open eleclioneerine," we submit, IS MOI
worse than "secret elec,iopeering." The exclu-
sion of men who hold office from an open P "l".
cipation in the party confess OF the day-oesioes
that ii is an unrepublican degradation OF inc VI
fee holder-will no doubl substitute more udn.
gerous because more secret, system VI pe'J
propae sndis,n. Our doclrine is, that the ONCE
holder possesses the same rights as oher Gil zehS'
He NAV support whom ne pleases, even ''ousu
il he "open eiec,ioneerinS;" but wheIe ne ofinss
he pai,unsee o! his office 10 interfere WIN lne
inIensnte exercise OF popular sufffage, and
ueulsc;s his duties Tor party purposes, ne Is sui.-
~ Of a culpa BILE maefeasance which Jusllflss ms
removal. Blu, is il no, mocaery TO ICED Inc
hopes OF The capable officer" when, IN Inc same
breath you snnihiae his prospects by support
ing partisan cabinet For what purpose can
such cabinet BE- required under Gen. Iaylor'
save 10 distribute The patronage among Inc
peaceful, upright, and diigenl" OF their own par
w But We ''have been betrayed into specuia'
lions," which are perhaps not suited TO our posi-
lion"
Though the D,l;a argues with force against the
Piacyune's programme, and trusts that General
Taylor who goes into Office unpledged to party,
will disregard "lhe suggestions ofdesignins pol'i-
clans and wary inlriguants"-we confess that We
are inclined to regard The Picayune as in The Sc
crets OF The President elect, and as more proba.
bly, etching his future policy. II Inc revelations
of This n. Orleans oracle be based on truth, The
Democrats will see how little they will have 10 ex
pee, from the new administration. Their trne
course is IL be prepared 10 meet any Contingency
: 10 stans 70 heir principles and organization
to Judge the acts Of the incoming administration
with fairness and candor-and 10 oppose or de-
END, as circumstances may require OF them
While We expect but liue, we should do justice
and STAND by our principles and county al all
haze r1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

Gen. Taylor having bsen waited on al New
vi'ed TO visit their CRY, hopes 10 accomplish his
wish TO be in Nashville between the Is, and 18Th
February nexl on his journey 10 Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

We are requested 10 state tina, MIR. Guerran, OF
Goochland is detained from his seat in the
House CT Delegates oy the severe illness OF hi,
his family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
For Inc Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CHESTERFIELD
SENATORIAL DISTRICT

Since coDsenting TO be candidate at the spe.
cial election TO be held on Monday next, have
been unable TO visit the different parts Of the
district and on account of that and other con
slder.iions wash TO be regarded as no longer
candidate. X. w PIoURNOY
December s, ls4S
The Point Coupee Ecno, OF the 25!h ulr., has the
following announcement:
Col. Bliss was united in the bonds of ma,rimo.
ny 10 Miss Betty Taylor. daus hter OF the Presdep.
elect on Thursday last at Baton Rouge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

iy7 General Tdyor's conduct ana opinions we
take it, TO be dictated ard regulated by his own
sense 81 night apc judgment, not by that OF others;
least OF ali by those who opposed him His friends,
before his election called upoI The Democrats TO
support MN, unier assurances that his admins
iralion would be tree from partisan prejudices.-
TIE Geneial himself Prolessed his periect will
lingness ID run as the nominee OF the Democratic
Convention. With these professions, is il not
startling avowai, ole which smacks strongly OF
precCnceriel pu pose 10 delude, that General
TAYLOR should be conf led, in ms organization
OF a ca bnet, within he limits OF The " tis pariy7
The violence 10 which parry feeling mag have
been carried so far from bang argument in
favor Of an uamixei cablnei, is in ruth a strong
reason .vhv one occupying The position OF Gene
tlTayn, should s,nGs by conciliatoty aud
MD lie cpaf>e, 10 2ssuase the oil er hos ililies
which parry differences have engendered among
tue pcop.e-an argument w.el led With no small
eff .ci b. be i.iends II ne Geccrs during The can
vass aud ~ no one WIN gre II lrnesnes. than
the eiltof u he Picayune. |. Joss 10 our fee
bic perceptions, like Inconsistency in one who
mas SO ronsly deP'ored The past excuses OF par
ties, 10 propose aud advocate measures, caIcula-
ted 10 continue and perpetuate these violences
Il looks very much ike that change of feeling
which President Harrison, in his inaugural in.
formed US. on The authority OF celebrated Ro-
man consul, usually took place ia The minds Of
persons alter they were elected 10 office"
As to The appointment 10 office, the Pcayune
throws out the following idea:
THAT he will induc ino Office men OF solii
attachments, Of acknowledged WORTH OF subs,an-
,al inrere., 10 society. and of old fashioned hon.
esy; and that this principle, begun al The CAPT
tai will be carried out through all the ramihca
tion> ol public duty. He will SO; look upon one
halt OF ,ae Amer,c4n people as aliens in tL.ir
own land, incapabis Of public 'rus, and unfit T
executive emptoymenl> Those VINO Give BY the
sword may die by the ssord )" bu, unless for
cause We aoubl il ne capable ofticer will feel the
might of the Gove nment upon him. The po;-
house bfawler, Toe open eiecioneerer, and ne who
has abused his office Tor parry ends, may not
Administrations may save tronble 1t they car.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
\IBTO's, A-rOR-PLACR, BRoADwA

NIBLO'-, ASroR-PLACR, 5RoADwAfG1
lNTHUR>DAI EVENING. Aug q. vii Be seied me
poru' A. American Pnze Comedy entitled ire
KENTUt KAN. Or Tup 20 New-Yofk n islA
....., aehe Mrs Lnuiusry Mrs. Mseder
John Jc- >laN May. Miss honefis
To 30 fo'IOg 81 ty
MONSIEUR MALLEr. Or The POst oHce hisisse.
Nor. Ma Mr. Hscsru, Ms'e ...... ... Ryter.
F-,n KsAer Marie Miss Phtips.
Qpsriar OF az bur .nt-rrission for refreshments
r, rbnr1fe with tie lsu9hablr 'arce Of
HIS LAST LEGS. uF Experiments in Ae-mcrism.
Hsckef,. Dr. books. ....... Gallo
Chsres ....... Dsgs so. Mrs. Montague. Mrs Henry
kivens ...... " scha IJgla....-.....Nlss X Horn.
Doors oren commencing y. Aduiss.on - "a 49,
DTRToN'- TuEATER, CHANBERs-Sf -
DTHU RSDAY EVENING, Aug. -, vii - played ne
popular Drama. ! acts ano ten scenes OF
DOMBEY AND son.
Mr. Douhey.. Mr. Nickinsor NJ ToOts. Nr RAYMOND
Capt Cutie. Mr. Burton EdRh....... Mrs A hnisni
FioTeree Miss Nesinsoa sgssn M. Br9eshan
Polss Comcue BY a.ss Walkers and VI. FREDERICK
To conclude with al-zoric. sketch. called he
REVOLT OF THE SEXTONs
Mouldvgrub.. Mr. Nick nson Msrnck Nr. RAYMOND
Hygeis.... Mrs Brougham Croons Mrs sinelssre
Prces-Dress Circle ana PArctetfe. So Family Cir
Gle. IS cts. Doors open N7t-Carsin win rise N7i
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Pore,Ru Importations.

HAvRE-Sag Onuafd-i os.e mise walier-S eas,s heap
os Dufot6s-3 Harden Co2 b.sseis ch,mpssns
Francis lres co9odo Bar',on 60 "a % .
GronmuiIer-7 bales pigs Dambmsnl- a. MNnNnI.
5oas, "a. o foS. wooss Do soydi c..s Nasa
Co.'s 90 seaman Bshs Co do Rad Isylsr 20 roo. 20,
Moran Baunghwout pig Ihom-oa son 90 Ir''e,-i
& Gre.ho1 OF Phaad-s zooher wstier kaloeg CO
case E.cher Ruscl weht Iansenan of P9ad-o Beesu
Rus,i6 cases Paul ; hmdi Ante~-l ferfst !uo
p-ckep-ol bat schmidt Noge25 cs'e' Bovas " is
o cs VINE BE mnse u WI oi' ior-ei - p II O.
Inc 6brst Col ca,e Stencil Phad-S gsss cases
,srr CO. syz IfuIaser Cos ca Ha.kl-2 II Herb
Phlad-3o Hou5equa-4 hecsen"faia en- p'h9e Nes5
bandes.a smith ic'S}s y1i1,of A5say-i Feios
sl a Tbonp.onis c. Solution Hufi2o PWen Coo
~. too.toe Pienier-il5 do Carei Asonio DO March
rarlsrr. Mae7.ur Gouri Fr-res Co 90 l57 baskets
campaene s-guee Col packages le~i' ,fl'p = 49,
40 W Phpp. Bosiou- do Evsns, Of Phiadephs
Cobi Co-is Drs CO. Braion,o fhlaaeP33nIIl
Ia, or-3 Fanfcrnoi Dursc-l6 Worre son Cot Meos
strange Brsif strange Cot e-'e s3n, oi fn'9e pa
49,, co. d. AZ Blea sanderl DO Bdes,t-l do
woco,,~ Do Pierre Maler-6 do seebe oo3o bis 6
Rcbars.on a CO. pigs Lefers Cod 90 Maggnot- DO
Sosr eo g. Dursnd Cos DO DAVIS Co DO
Basiu- NAPIER DO Brady 100 bki. ohsnp1sns
Green @S' CO.. ca.e Br-y DO scSun H.rd kses
Fr.res-l case White >nnst bales { Danhutnio 20
Fvan. Of PhadI W Phpps Go, OF Bo-ton-s 90
L A Curtis Co20 Roger Gulame a 60
DO \ Salsc & Psot-2 do kaupe Cunning DO ierlai1
co.. 40 Baen sauter-1 DO Narhnrgs 90 Won tf 90
lsaa-2 90 Bamt shuchafi-3 90 Hes7I9eis 80
10 90 Keuizen-I0 DO sz. lrnlEer Co DO Her o
Scbuflarst Gebharir-. do lo--C-h, NesenlonA ID W
gos,-u RuscA--5 90 Mtlrz-aax ODurd to-l 90 ffa'
Maene32 niz lJ kegs, 20 bats Champagne 70 ofie
ROTTERDAN-Stip Ensen-3) pge. ga A " AaifrN- o.
lOto yuefie CoyH p-s TN II tooe-l fsk l.,-' 70
INDIE chez, Arn,,ns uussrl 30 Petae. Ka,.a
.l2s pne. Ia n Lamps 90 Wood-f cases md,e Ol
ser Gdlmih-2 DO nise paic0 hts wne k--ief Oo
ee. n dos 90 orrrl cask stone bottle. Wolfe CO. esss
IN Dekni.per-.0 pipes 90 B,kere bag code oi-f9.
ti rl,t,ns Johnston Cos k,oefafd-- Pc 20
g.rs,o,-l css. panoore 81 ifmng-rl4 esst- ~e Da.r
Co 90 cherry brandy heume-l care wooden CLOCKS
skates Wirth. ~.,-.,- ,tf,A.i..
e D,rhmsuns pk Cortet Col haar-s u4e. 'ou
Echi Col case fuinaHl-'o ar' gas % eN' pay r
ori-r "a -.
n.s Gv~--I Jone.s7 bar XIX ron " 9di' f's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

Glfa Nnifares cod ~ 90
Coffee narst, shh view Of he puae sai. n
- BEE. srs1 Il * s o. $40 Issusyra A. %.
rs about ~ Ct, usual - and 20 s. Domingo io' export -
bb A. .31a = e i5 Ono an Prson Drsg.
FRUIT-Ttee dong and notice saes Of 90
Bunch Rsss al f0a 81 an sci 20 ocorins 70 qla}
800 tbi. Zsnie Currnni. ~ Ct.
NAVAL STORES Holders ofIlrpenne demand advance blt
sale. have asea place sPi. Tur1ne = 9s,s h1 rom sore
rs,e Tsre no change IA he market Tar oounou Rosa
sTEARINE-A Dot Of 1000 u good white ha' zen sold A. ~
HENP-Amerean with Increasing receipt. e's arn pee' how
and The market generally are without ans ne .l- 9e
slss5 "a. cts; 50 DO sum sll2, cash
FIsH-Te market cont well supplied with Dr. Cod sni sale.
srrve .psrney some small o od ga 80 - 10 75
and soo hb, No Haiar private terms 200 bali bo 90
Psed salmon Is IS 80 bore new Hernl- 6l 'or
scaled % Tor So and . for NO q and 100 bores N'edaene
HDEs-yve notice sale. -f97oo Baeo. Ayre. lsao n par z,
> cent for cash 100 a 20 Buffalo private terms
20 Pero cabeio IT, 30 Ga'a5,s I, no..
LEAD-we notice sales 3oo PIGS a. - .. cash
BAY-re market !. a. ei with sales Dbl. f0afic rsr
TEAsTe se today was vel attended aad vent o. s'h eon,d
spirit Tie Teas generally Of gooi grade Hsh and r.
dum Gee .os a. to s improvement and low ess A. ~.
Imported per up Pau Jones. g. Terms months
hafce % o. n - DO 81 20 Do 81 \ - 30 ard 10
chest. g9 DO ~ y 70 aaf Do 90 l55 chest. wthdrea
% lsg H q , bal. e1s.' 10 IL % u 'si 10 DO 81
s3 So p half chest. g. So cases a. - Do DO 4'N
az half chests do AK q 90 -, - do Az pf 90 ~
- Do Az u DO g. 733 81 90 - 100 90 q % DO Al. q D.
s - DO D. DO 35k Il DO g. p 30 34 Jl 90 a. - dr. S :.
DO X ~ do 20 = 30 24 q 90 s s. % l % 80 ~ % E
40 DO 6H g. do o. ~ DO ~ q DO g. q DO q y -
DO withdraw.
unygcd haf chests cases md rs n boIes N Gases
s II half chests b< a bl - 10 AK rs DO e. % DO % ~
30 81 p a. DO , n DO o. ls4 DO 25 90 do 23 Il do 80
h n boxes and q n 10 withdraw
Igera y half ,es- ~, case. a. u do ~ bag chests =,
S. =. 90 30 10 %, 10 DO 4+tl is d.
Az o. 40l 90 g. % 90 a. ~ o. @ ID 30 =, " DO
o. - DO s6f 20 30, tO 70 70 hores ind 2i l 10 rhd
chests DO DO 49, ~ 90 49,
Do ~ ia l6H g. bali otcsis l5 = chest l4', .l
half 30 a.
Tcaatay-I5 bali chests isN-ii6 DO Withdrawn
NirgUong Sl,ci5ng- q half chests 90
O5,5ag Poirr}ong- 1o chests -0- ~ 90 %
SIsao~i5 af chests ~ 8; 90 So chest. l5 ~ 90 with
drawn.
DRrGs-In addition he sale reported YESTERDAY some 800
runc supafe Qune have been so U.s. add the market no"
advanced 10 aO
GUANoA sale 40ons, The remainder Of cargo Of ratagoan
vas made s3sds 20 per Ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

CouEr OF COMMON PLEAs-In Chambers-Be-
Toe jude Dt,Seyer Young alleged % be Minors were
onsh ap pursuant adjournment nom The l. ; ingaie Cuuher
for DAILY refused 20 the oath Of Tie
the testimony showed that at
he stated ths he "a. H. OF The cases
ihefcre parties remarked others postponed for addr
t.nna testimony made re,ufnabe before Judge
Vl.osae who Ecne al measure ad he wead adhere 20 me
ru,s iaheNbe u sell evdeni
iorns'a,e % sppoanre OF the lad that b. not %! the CIR
cunaac NAV BE- taken Consideration and counsel such
ocs oa a, popr-ty. make testimony the spot hl
sader .Wear. bel The minority Of the ntN dual there
dub. luize the ofcc OF The Cumberland snl
nzs preen probably know d. thai ads frequently
shape beng ii IN the Of John ). Walsh,
gue va. presented Nj 20 show that the oath Of The
mao fof And iesmony but the Court oveuud No.
scuus vom.n stated hm Newly and she fails oe
years OF consequently but ~ a
board the Cumberland but she
positively stated that an Individual
tbe who sse positive testimony ca TIE pon sne
es postponed.
ne sio and soldiers, before Judge
fa~art 81 III supreme Coat and Judge Oakley OF ne SuP
bat. Nh tso eptln televr, not Disposed o.
Be orc Jntse Vshoeaer L. .Ns'eraRf joan i''ci-
ons resident PRESIDENT or assault and battery an
The present application the part oi the ier'
kan cricf comeng Tie pntf Gle seur Cor costs TIE te
sndsri held 10 bal the Code that such
s parties slsl b HID there
o. believe they depart from the Distinct
whether - ren Application could be
81 NJ L Phelps counsel or devnd,n has
e,sns.5 aa5 nothing The Coie altering prncp
ths, na rc.a~n psur shal Judge a.
sloeref ooinc3ed Il M ve~-A ppifaiion granted
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
WrpNrspAY. August g3-P.

"WEDNESDAY, August 81 NJ
The Stock market today was not active, and
was without change of importance. Treasury Notes
sold g. and small parcel Harlem Preferred al "
With the increasing pentiuness Of money It Is niue
surprising that there should grow up more specula
ton in the Stock market
There is nothing doing ia Bills OF consequence
and the rates are before 9d9i for arstcAs sernz
In Freiglts there continues TO be considerable
activity and We note engagements OF three or four yes
ses for Ireland at id the latter to Cork Tor orders
and vessel 20 Belfast direct at sd. To Liverpool,
some 10000 bush Corn engaged at Sd and Sd. Cot
ton wa. taken at 32d and heavy goods to fair extent
At lie 6da2Os.
The steamer from Boston today took but $4,000
in coin. The Crescent City, arrived here to-day,
brought sa500OO believe 10 the sub-Treasury the
fret Of series Of shipments by the Secretary Of the
Treasury from New Orleans 10 this port.
The immense sale OF Dry Goods by Haggerty,
Draper s. Jones was very fully attended not only by
our dealers, but by merchants from all parts Of
the country The competition animated, and the
prices obtained although satisfactory the
considered TO be the full market rates. The Man.
chester de LANES sold at 2 a6 and the Csshmeres
u 81 cts. The agent Of the Company states that
the loss upon these goods is $4,000 The goods could
probably be produced at the above prices. There
is considerable decrease in the production Of these
goods az the Hooksett Mills, which have stopped,
turned 30 600 yards per week and the Manchester
Mills have stopped 255 looms. The importsuon' Of
similar goods have been moderate this season. Beside
these Manchester productions there large amount
Of other goods and the aggregate amount of the sale
was nearly or quite 100000.
There is less uncurrent money pressing on the
Street and the rates rather easier. We quote
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Passengers Arrived.

IL he Stamshig Crscaf CITY from Mo OriesslA king
Palfev L Mso Gross A. Blanchard Mr Pren's NJ
Wills Cssh Raphael Hahn Thorne, Regar, Lanol
Sc " Atwood Brsne Wlknson Ma. Rrgot, : a, '
Moran AIM = Parker A Hi, JHughs.. Do5n, la
costc G whnr-y Dsbalc. Esingsy Fills W hn,of'
& Yster J A NrN@a Collar Riy B0Kg1fe, Andef-
.on Gute Vi Master VI Dnoud " Hldreih AMI Tag
Ms Ellis I Warner AMI aif. Master II ant Wsfne end
m SER Bs ,sg children aai nurse Me- PHILIPPE, " Il co1s,
l.fv sni -ervf n Cook. Cook, DR. h.alh1rd hfy ?
pa Nr. All mon j Clam. Sewer. W Reel Bfgelor II
frrb d 1iott.on J y Walsh Reckei n Cole j. Whit
re, Rev " Whfal b / simpson Williams, McCorm A. w
II NVisor Hnrsen New York For HaroHqA A H~rert,
Iorla VI Lebanon AMcy0y W Adams. E-prle NJ. VI
~ Loqer Hodreu~1 From HaraHa fr Nsr l7rkM Man
t.e ID { Mend,e Hernandez Hernandez, VI JunSo u Her
p,nie7 Hernandez Luanta, 2 y segun u War re- )
Dnnn Perl-re McCoate w Pnthafa } W Wet " A4ue
i.@s Jnr1, " Csheiss and and O. j The s'eeage
10 he fliy Iqua from BMr Ws.is Day Ns Msylafii
v.s Iouss Mynar8 Mss MAJ card, Mr. Kelly Mr. saul and
Is3 % the stesrage . -, ,-,---,. An
Ia ~, mn En5en from Meyers. lady asi cti
s,eo Mr. H.ddsnl-r Mr. Rayesisl and rs liz seerage
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THE WORLD OF FASHION. -

THE LONDON WORLD OF FASHION for August.
enoelsheo with ne latest London and Psr fashions
sal Costumes Of al nations Terms, so per snse
Townsend's Morihy Selections Of Parssn Costumes Tor
August. Price 81 GEMS
Lena Cameron. The -Four Sisters by Mrs Grav d cts
Magazines for September Cooley. Graham Union and
National. uoH ready.
BackwoCds Magazine f0T August 15cts
Brothers and So err. by Frederika Bremen. .5cis
TIE Law iu relation % Land lords ard Tenants 3 cts
Business Mans Assistant. crest book 3 cis
TIE LeaM Liabilities Of Shippers and Caraers q Is
Life 10 Bsumore. hy Psui Pry q CTS
Life in Paris by Reynolds So
Life In Philadelphia and Mysteries 25cts
Wlfred Monresser part - cts.
TIE Tenant OF "a defeil al. by Acton Bel. IS cts
Granty Manor, by Lady GeorgiAna Fullerton 50 cts
The above together with all the and cheap pubhca
IONS wholesale md retail. by
BERFORD & co. ? Aston House.
Orders from the country promptly attended 10 su2t H'
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Domestic Ports.
rKoN Qua coRREsPoNDESr,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug s3-Arr shP Chamql1n. Nlef LIVER
pool bsk "a BARN Bra1hs Eao. brs Cor~sf Sorrsn 90
Arturs Ho,t Gooe. Cobu %. Rufus Sous, d.
rsha Fs RIVER Chs Ihomqson, 0sy Niors Astna lsie-
Boston, Ssrsh Hue, sh~d d. veto sl1.e f'ii-n- 1r.d
Camden sntee D.-on. Rhnons h1e-a STOREY Nfor.
Coach Tousn Ashaut Elliott CALAIS fani-fo ber
raniegc NC Louisa Prente. N-e London Aarn 1rnn
6r-cn~ch, Bkss. Hsa3ern Bs;on <a str-- foF
Pace.s TuihB. NIorki Yesta Latam brdssp NrN
Nstco Lee Aba1y. Commerce johnson >1orA hat hr,9n
CANDY. Dstnn CD. hans Linda. kegnegn hsI N-sh
Clf1esos. Haut.p0ri Br Holmes = Jotn Ns May
Spk.. Parss H,isr BortesCr, B-fp-s Bsih jour b1 81
McCesnd Wut0r rs Cbsre- Thoups0a Gray, Boston srs-
nm Tuths stoa1gtnu s.v-ry whi3-a chsreston
Mlsve Passages Bsunore Hss-cn storey Mon Coznercs
John-ou John Crouch. Tou 90 Pess rutkl 90 caro-
In Boston 1x-r psnck NBecord Asrihs Jana Dsf
rx Yrovdsuc. Dxs wstts Fs RIVER Ansdns Grn, srort
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by a. KEMP, Auctioneef.
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A. 10 O'Clock, at Nsssau-st opposite the Custom Housel
GESrEsL FysSirvxE, PIAsorokrEs. kc sy CArsLosck.
R {. kEMP VIII sell al suction on THURSDAY, -
above. handsome of rosewood and mshog
park chamber and dining fanine OF The beet ssss
and workmanship, VIZ suites OF psfior furniture Of he
81 Louis The XIV, suites Of chamber msch
sofas back and spring paroF ehss ehas
teesees rocking chairs, divans ard Other
ING tsnles marble top center and sofa tables breskfsS
bes book wartrObes mahog any french and gothic
besesds. black walnut cottage do, marble top dressiug
bureaus and Wristbands. &C.
PiaNoFoSTEs-Atl2 O'Clock, four rosewood 81 and
psnor. Of fine snd finish ard well worthy The
notice II those Ia want OF good instrument aals
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= said Rheum. scnrvr. OId sores, -

a. BARRIERS Itch. Chaps. Sore Boards Plmples-fhs Is
used by physicians IN This CRY In curing the above
and we would not conscenlously sell unless we knew IL
10 be all state
The true JoSEs's CHEMICAL soar i perhaps The only ar
tic ever that removed impurities. and cleared and
beaued The skin making II son. clear smooth and while
az an infants But mnd-i's sold al 81 Chathamst y Y.
II will actually force The hair grow any part where
hair viii grow naturally the head, face or body. II VIII
strengthen the thus saving the hair from falling OF
clearing the dandmf from the scalp. II causes light red
or grey hair to dark color, and by dong his
manently make the hair grow naturally DARK from the
II used merely ll dressing the hair, u vii keep the
hair sof. dsrs silky and beautiful, least three times es
long a any otter preparation.
Sold only 30 Chaihau-s y. Y. or l3s Futonst Brook
lyn auZf feOd