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U. S. SENATE.
Numerous petitions were presented and appro'
priately referred.
Mr.. Cameron presented a memorial for the es-
adjustment. of a mail route between Philadelphia
and New York in opposition TO the Camden and
Ambcy monopoly. The memorial was referred
10 the Commillee on the Post Office.
Sundry private bills were taken up and read
twice.
the bill relative TO Californian claims.
MIR. Mason moved that the whole subject he
recommiued ~(wilhout instruclions) TO the COM
miuee on Military Affairs, and the motion was
agreed 10.
On motion, The Senate then proceeded to the
consideration OF the order Of the day, being The
bill 10 relieve the Judges OF the Superior Court
from District Court duty for the period Of one
year.
sure.
MIR. Allen opposed the measure vehemenlly,
and characterized il as unnecessary and impro'
MIR. Crittenden supported the bill. !.
Mr.. Butler advocated The bill IN a lew rapid
remarks.
MIR. Foote spoke in strong terms OF oPposuion
10 the passage OF the bill.
MIR. Johnson, of Maryland, rose 10 address the
Senate, bu, gave way 10 a motion To adjourn,
which was agreed TO, and The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was engaged during the entire ses-
sion to-day in deciding motions 10 suspend The
rules in order TO enable members TO offer resolu-
tons and in fruilless efforts 10 agree as 10 The or
der of business; finally, without agreeing 10 the
transaction of any regular business, a motion 10
adjourn was made and carried, and the House
adjourned.
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TIE NAUTILUS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OGfc-.N0. rs Val ST., Ney York Cry.
A.. 81. MERCHANT, PRrsrDEsr.
Il. y. COLEMAN, VIcE PRESIDENT.

OGc-N0. IS Val ST., Ncc York Cry.
A.. 81. MERCHANT. PRrsrDEsr.
r. y. COLEMAN, VIcE PRESIDENT.
PLISY FREEMAN, AcTrARr.
THIS Company, conlining its business exclusively
10 LIE INSURANCE, has now been IN opera,
ton TWO years and three quarters, during which period
It has issued III policies; and 4 for Tho first eighteen
months, II experienced no loss. All lis profits accrue 10
The credit of the dealers, and are divided annually
among them, whether the policy Is issued for q limited
term or for life, 4 feature unknown in the charter of
any other Mutual Liz. Insurance Company Incorporated
Nv this State. Lifc insurers, # they so elect, can pay
81 per cen; If their premium In cash, and for tir ha-
lance give 4 note NJ twelve months. The DIVIDENDS. IL
the Company have been - per cent. per annnm For
this scrip issues. on which an annual interest OF SIX per
cent. i. paid IN cash. Itis expected, ON Life Policies,
where the parties shall have PAID the whole amoYnt Of
their premiums in cash, that the policy viii b. fully
y lid Tor in thirteen years, and the accumulation, be
eide, inarc 10 those who hold The policy.
For further information, the public are referred to the
pamphlets and forms OF proposals, which may be OBJ
taip.d Al, the office Of the Agency, or At DR.. +. w. Han
cocks Office, Governor street. near Main.
Doctms +. w. aud JOHN w. RElNS
Medical Examiners.
Office Of the Agency-No. II, Main street, Market
House square. CHaS. WORlhaM,.
Anil eff Agent for Richmond.
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NEW BOOK ON PHYSIOLOGY,
FOR SALE by DRINKER & MORRIS.

A N analysis Of Physiology, being a condensed
n view of its most important facts and doc.
,rines, designed especially for the use of students,
by John ]. Reese, M. D., ecturer on Materia
Medica in the Medical institute of Philadelphia,
Fellow Of the College Of Physicians, Secretary
Of the Philadelphia Medical Society, &c. l IS
Woman and her Diseases, from the cradle 10
The grave, adapted to her instruction in the Physi-
ology Of her system and all the diseases of her
critical periods; by Edw. H. Dixon, M. D. l25
A Treatise on Diseases Of the sexual system,
adapted 10 popular and professional reading, and
The exposition Of quackery; by Edward H. Dix
on, NJ. D. 90
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PARKER, BAYLY & NIMMO
RE in receipt OF a beautiful supply OF La.
4 die Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasoletts and
t,hade>; also, geullemen's silk and bingham
[,,e las. French, English and American ma
[..,u.e, 10 which they invite the attention OF
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Free Exhibition

OF THE HEROES AND STATESMEN
CONNECTED WITH n MEXICAN WARS:
Consulting OF Colonel Garland, The Presidents
and The United States Senate,
GEN. TAYLOR y GEN. SANTA ANNA,
Also, Gen. Quilman, Maj. Bliss and 6. Wilkins
Kendall, LOT The N. Orleans Picayune
,o be seen al the SKY-LIGHT SALOON
i (Sisn of The Red Flag Of The VIRGINIA d.
ouEaRE.S COMPANY, No. l39, Main Street,
Eagle Row, Richmond, Virginia, over The Book.
store OF Nash & Woodhouse, where the largest
Portraits in The world are taken in from three to
five seconds, so as to catch even the fleeing smile
Of infancy; also, a new style Of Family Portrait
Gallery is just introduced; also, Grea, Photogra.
phic Depot. All articles used in the business at
New York prices. Price lists may be obtained
on application TO
WILLIAM A. PRATT & CO.,
March Proprietors.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,


Corner Of B,ood a,A Oh Streets.
TNflE subscribers take this opportunity of in
forming their friends and the public gene.
rail- lha,lhey have taken, Tor a term OF years, this
house. II has recently been ref,led and enlarged
so as to make il as convenient and comfortable
as any horel in the ciiy-being near The Cal itol,
and Immediately at the Depot Of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad. Their table will
be furnished with The best The market affords,
served up in The old Virginia style; their rooms
are well furnished and will b. attended by com
pelent servants; their Bar vii. be supplied with
the best liquors; and the Subscribers, both e1pe-
rienced in such business, will aevoie themselves
entirely TO the comfort and accommodation Of
their guests. To their friends in Richmond and
OF The upper coubtfy, in particular, they would
appeal for a share OF public patronage.
JAMES G. BLAKEY,
f. C. MOORE.
Anril 5-dll&cw4ws
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IN CHANCERY.-YisGisiL:-At Rules held in Tie
i Clerks Office OF the Superior Court nf cbancery tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day of February, 1913:
James Mcbride and Campbell p. White, Executors
Of John FIack, deceased, Schureman iialsied and
Francis Godine, Executors Of Nichol IL Schureman,
surviving partners Of Nicholas Schureman and Gilbert
Contant, Isaac q. Barker and Elijah F. Pnrdy, Exeeu-
tors of Samuel Purdy, deceased, and VIM. w. Fream,
Executor of John Fream, deceased and John Nell. Ex-
ecuior of Lewis Wilcox, Plaintiffs:
against
John F. Schernerhorn and Eliza L. his wifi, William
Brodie aud Susan his wife, Benjamin w. McCready,
Mary Louisa McEready, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according To the
al of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and 1t APP
pearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not IN
hahitants of this Commonwealth il IL ordered, that the
said defendants do appear II the rules TO be held Tor the
said Court on the first Monday in May next, and an
swrr the bill Of The plaintiffs; and that a cory Of this or
der he forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted al the frGat door Of the Capitol in the said
city. a Ccpy-I este,
Feb. ll-cwam p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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L r u S II + E'S e.

TN conformity with \ Deed oil Trust made by
i F. B,rgmann, on the l4ih day Of April, ls47,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office oil Henrico
county, he subscriber, who is thereby appointed
Trustee, will proceed 10 sell al II o'clock, M,
ON The 18Th May, upon The premises, the proper
~ therein conveyed and described as "a certain
Tract OF Liant with its appurlenances, situate in
the county Of Henrico, atou. two and a half
miles from line City Of Richmond, containing
fiiy acres, more or less, near The Williamsburg
Stage Road, about halt a mile below Hinch-
mars Tavern, being he same tract OF land con-
vryed 10 said Bergman by Mrs. Eliza B. Full
ION, BY deed recorded in the said Clerks Office
in The year 1913
Terms-cash for so much OF The purchase mo.
ney as will satisfy The lien under said deed, TO
wi: Two hundred dollars with interest for Twelve
months and The expenses OF sale. For the
balance, a creditof twelve months will be given;
the purchaser executing bond and security there
for, and giving a lien upon the land 10 secure
the same. il required.
VIM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
A prl II 1N,v en- ~ CfnU hpcte
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LOTTERIES.
Lambert,s once,

On fourteenth Street, under he Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business Q, a Lotery sfeksI, IN tns once s"n nls%
BY D. NJ. tloyt. and recently by E. n. Pendlelon.
Drawing OF the Sussex (Del } Lottery, Extra 81,
April 18Th:
"A 10 - 7 10 9 G5 90 As IS 60 l6 30.
Half Ticket 80 IS IA, another Capital sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing the Va. Leesburg, Glass Is, April 18th;
Ga 7 "a 70 81 65 | 81 GO 70 u IL.
Drawing OF New Jersey, Extra. %, April Is:
81 p 40 l3 &C IS 5 % 3 % l6 IS So 20.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 90 % Ga, a prize Of Sllo,
sold by LAMBERT.
Drawing of Monnngalia, Extra, 7, April l4th
"a 90 Is s II 10 I6 81 7 3.
Whole Ticket, 8 Is sc, another Capital, sold
nv LAMBERT.
TUEsDAY-The Va. Monongalla Lottery, Glass u,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. capital: SZu,UOo
66 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 2 81; qrs. 20
MISUNDERSTANDING Rich! The N. Jersey
Lottery. Class No. 80, drawing expected "Wednesday
eysninc. Capitals: $50, l46, 10 OF 5000, 10 of 5000, 20
Of i'oOe, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40: halves
S: quarters . so.
"THURsDAY-The New Jersey Lottery, Extra, Glass
Nh al. Capital: s24, 900. 7s Nos, IA drawn. Tick
els SIS; halves2 So quarters | 25.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongaila Lottery, Extra,
Class NO. o, 10 DC uTaWU III NiCTHlOHu ~ U = :.
NJ. Capital: $Il 900 IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81;
halves / SO: quarters IS cents.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 80. Capital: S4,OOo.
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets Sli halves 50 cents; quar-
tiers 25 cents.
Saturday Evenins,-sale close at S O'Clock.
$6O,O0O! 10000! $4,000! lO,OOo!
al5 Drawn Nos. out OF 75.A
The va. LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class No. To-
Tickets S20-halves, quarters and eishths IN proper
ton.
lT A discount of three Tickets, or Shares, made on
packages at this office. .o
Apackage of wholes 25 for 70, nj $40, costs S4ao
Warranted 10 draw $500 gross-nett 20
Risk on a package Of whole Tickets, Sle5
for which amount, IF preferred) a certificate can be
obtained, emitting the holder 10 all that II may draw
over and above The amount Of sass, allowed In the pur-
chase-packages OF shares on like terms.
lT orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any of Mau
~ l. Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 TO Sl0 for tickets
will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventurrrs,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Recollect No. 3-'There's luck In odd numbers,
SAYS Rory O'Morc." April IL
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DRINKER & NORRIS,
April6 Worcester's Agents for Virginia
Na>h e

. ESPECrFULLY invite The attention OF
n country dealers 10 their stock Of BOOKS,
PIANO FORTES, STATIONERY and FAN
CY ARTICLES, for the Spring and Summer
trade. They are now receiving additional sup.
plies, recently purchased. Their supply OF
PIANO FORTES embraces several new and
elegant styles, with the palmer descriptions.
The purchaser will perceive, on favoring us
with a visit, The most varied and extensive stock
OF Piano Fortes to be met with.
March %
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
4 "a & x or az a Il d s II
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c iLEMAN's BUILDiNas,)
-Four doors North NJ Pennsylvania Arsnuc,
" n II N & o
II TUCKER aud JOHN Z. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose of pIosecut.
inc claims OF all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Cover nment.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given To the following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J. Y. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker, Score
tary Of The Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u. $. Supreme
Court; Hon. Il. NJ. I. Hunter, w. Senate; Clement
Cox, Esp, Georgetown, p e.
J- John +. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
To give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia, and tho adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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N0TICE

TN consequence OF the death Of the Senior partner OF
1 Tho concern. and heinz unable Ia give the business,
myself. tina, personal attention which lis welfare de,
m,nds am disposed To sell all The stosk, fixtures and
annnr,enances in and belonging 10 the Store lately oc-
cunpird by us al the Gorionsviiie Depot, Orange colin
~ IN any one willing to embark in such a business
;In,eb IN oppcrtunIty To a young man OF moderat means
hu, rarcIy occurs. II is no mere experiment., which
mag hp unsuccessful-bnt having been established
more than five years, the store has a good run OF Gus
tom, ha. 50 far proved profitable, and only needs INDUS
80 ,ud attention 10 make il continue so 10 be. Fer
SIMS willing to purchase will find me ~disposrd TO make
the terms as favoTable as possible.
NC e'"S r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
n:~L..and Dec 4 lSi1=c1
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ANOTHER NOTE UPON WORCESTER'S
PIANO PORTES.

xHIORCESTER'S PIANO 0RTES.-We have FREE
w quently taken occasion 10 commend Worcester's
Piano Portes TO the public, because, in doing so, we felt
conhden. that we were recommending a very superior
article, and, in directing notice to them, we were per-
forming an act Of justice. We do not hesitate to say,
that, as respects tone and tune, they are not excelled
BY those of any manufacturer, either in America or Eu-
rope. We have seen and listened to the tune Of those
manufactured BY the most celebrated makers in other
countries, but in our Judgment they wore not a whit gu
perior in any respect TO those Of Mr.. Worcester, who
for many years has devoted himself to the business, and
been constantly making such Improvements, az his OK
perience suggested, until the instruments have been es-
tablished in every part OF tho country. He has al pre-
sent, at his mandatory, 1877, Third Avenue, a large
collection of six and seven octave Piano Fortes, In
splendid cases, made under his own supervision, and
warranted.
We are supplied with a full and complete assortment
of the above superior inStrumeaS, to which we invite
tho attention of purchasers.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
A-lc INa.aalaxIn ana.An Ca Ii-ai.ia
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IN CHANCEaY-yiRGisIA:-At Rules held in the
! Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Couu Of Law
and chancery for Amelia county, on The first Monday
In December, l8i7:
james T. Cooke, Trustee for Eaton Morris and wife,
and the said Eaton Morris and Lucy w. his wife, VIM.
II. Scott and Eliz F. Scott, an infant by his mex;
friend, Plaintiffs:
against
John r. Boiling, late sheriff Of Amelia, and as such
administrator of William j. Scott, A. Seay, sheriff Of
Amelia, and as such administrator with The will Of
William 4. Eggleston, John b. Chafin, executor OF
Richard Booker, and Alfred o.. Eggleslon, admlnistra-
tor lie bonis non Of William J. Scott, decd, Defts.
The defendant, Alfred o. Egglestoh, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and rules OF this Court, and il ap-
ptaring by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inha-
Ditant of this Commonwealth IL is entered ut rules,
and accordingly ordered, that he appear here on the
first day Of the next May term Of this Court, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that n copy of this
order he forthwith published in some newspaper print.
ell in Richmond, once q week for two months success
sively, and posted n the front door of the Court House
OF the county. Copy. Tes;e,
Feb. l5-cw2m f. G. LEIGH. Clerk.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
mr. r.. ID. Robinson.

ru1uO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w p,,rIice of Medicine for nearly thirteen yeaTs,is
- lifting and positively curiug-of the following
wv ,a oS J~i.ease-eight out of ten who apply TO him,
a"a" who have been pronounced MISUNDERSTANDING,
n Swelling, .Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, A.
i,ffraua u"s Sores of long standing, letter, Cancer, Lep-
,o.v. Palsy, 81. vitus' Dance, Wens. Coughs. and Al
le eth syphilis, Gonorrhea, Structure, Mercurial
n n and all forms of disease peculiar to females;
such ns FIuer Albus, Prolapsus uteri. Sc, &c. He mas
s.aa,sd several hundred cases of Rheumatism, and
I'D in i've only, where the remedies were energetic
ali. opplied. in effectins IN entire cure. Persons SUIT
SS.riine from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
p .f.r,nce, the most satisfactory, can be mad. ohce
~ q Wall street, under The City Hotel.
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ID. Paine Il CO..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA..
TTlE same attraction M heretofore Is still offered 10
Il the patrons OF this Agency. u. PAINE & co. are
now the front rank Managers Of Lotteries In the Uni
ted States, being the oldest, and presenting Schemes
which are equal, ir not superior, to any heretofore Of
fered; and, as a further evidence that Pdine's tickets
continue in the ascendancy, we have The pleasure of
announcing that another splendid prize Of Sl5,O0u was
eent from this agency last week 10 c B Luck, Vender,
Of this place. Recoliect, ID. Paine 4 Co. have sent more
prizes to Richmond in the last year than all other Ma
nagers together. Orders meet our usual pIompt alien
ton, il addressed to US. or to
G.. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine 4 Co.,
Richmond Virginia.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
mo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF II LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act oil ch
"T' following acquisitions are hereby made, VIZ: In
n ne ~ The sum of three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day s Of ss q "l '1 oct %Sntn and ID
ina. sba and ten dollars on the first day of each OF
, l'seu m"p,hs Of June, July and November, on each share.
subscribers in Augusta a w, w.'I el pIy a, ~ cb 5af Ss@x e;
sla"na ns. in i richmond, in the Bank of Virginia, TO the
a a,ndii If the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetaaliiy Is
important, as ia iats a,ss, n IL he Dc Board Ss each ''''A''''"' V not
PAID CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
\. Dsnot Feb. 22-CtDec.l
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J. STEBBlNS & ELLIS
MACHINE
EeI1nG ScSb and EAnnc

MANUFACTURERS AND GLACIERS,
Next Door 10 the Virginia Woollen Factory
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
A RE prepared 10 execute all orders in their line or
IA reasonable terms, and in a satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter promptly executed, and work war
ranted to please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March l7-ctfif
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MANCHESTER BRIDGE COMPANY.

MANCHESTER BRIDGE COMPANY.
meeting OF the Commissioners appointed for Tho
N Town OF Manchester, by the act of Sd April,
1888, entitled "an ACT Incorporating the Manchester
Bridge Company - held on the 9Th April, l.i5:
PRrsgST-H. Rhodes, Samuel a. Psttesou, William
Gray, Thomas Walden, w. w. Day.
Ordered That the following deputy Commissioners
be appointed to receive subscriptions under the said
act-t0 wit:
Alexander Jones, at Chesterfield Court.house; Ma
con Trabur, at the Failing Creek Pits; William Z.
Spears, at Marlborough; Ahijah Cheatham, at Outer
dale; James II. Cox, AT the Glover lIill Fits; Chastain
Cooke, Willis J. Dance and William &. Scott, in Pow.
hatan county; Egbert Leigh. Peter F. Bo;ssean and
Samuel P. Weisiger. in Amelia county; William VI.
Thornton, Henry T.. Irving and Thomas w. Crowder,
in Cumberland county; William II. Venaele and ia
cob w. Morton, in Prince Edward county; William
Matthews and u. Cheathani, In AppomattrI county;
w. H.. Dennis and Wyatt Cardwell, In Charlotte coun-
"; Asa Oliver and Hrzekiah Andersnn, in Notto@ay
county; Lil,leton w. Tazewell and Y. Edmondson, IN
Lsnenburs county; William Towns and William X.
Baskerville, in Mecklenburg county
April IL : CIT III. RHODES, Chairman.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNsUR-

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
Ofce-No. 81, Nam 81, Richmond, "a,
CONTINUES to grant policies on Lives only, at The
~ lowest rates Of premium. All persons Insured for
the Term oi life are stockholders. Dividends are made
annually, ani thus FAR have he IN 81 per cent. II the
premium is over $50, a portion Will be loaned TO Inc
insured. il he wishes. The success of The company 10
without parallel.
RoBT i. PATTERSON, President.
BzSJ. G. MILLER, Secretary.
JT Prospectus OF the Company can be had by call
ing al the Agents Office, in Richmond, Va, No. 81,
Main street, over the stare Of Judah Myers, Esq.
Il. ". KNOWLES, Agent.
a. SsE.p, NJ. D., corner OF 9Th and MARSHALL streets,
Medical Examiner. Feb. 22-iSc2aw:;
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AUCTION SALES.
by w. Goddin. AucIIoneer.
SALE OF FINE PAINTINGS, CHINA AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
NIX. STEVENSON intending 10 remove TO Abe
- marie, has authorised me TO dispose Of such aTti-
elss as ne does not wish 10 take tothe country. | shall,
sne.e.oIe' sen al public auction, At his late residence,
near we cry, on TUESDAY, The 18th instant, at o.
~ u AFTERNOON, The following articles:
various old III Paintings, in rich frames. Some Of
them are very fine.
me remaining stock Of Wines consisting OF superb
or old Sherry, Port and Clarets) which shall NOT have
been privately sold before the day OF sale.
u beautiful Desert Service of French China, conf
pete tgoid and moroon color with richly painted
mowers on each piece, and Two superb Ice Pals, with
covers 10 match, made in Paris, 10 order, by Honori.-
IL J : 4 ehas'e aud elegant service, little used, and in
fine order.
a complete set Of Finger Bowls and Tumblers. of
opake glass, for desert service
One pair OF rich Candle Labras, highly finished, and
suitable for n dinner table or drawing room. Have not
been used.
Various French Lamps, large and small sizes, amo.,g
which are some of the celebrated Cursel Lamps, which
60 by machinery, and are wound up like q clock, with
rich cut glass shades 10 match.
A large and superior Refrigerator, with a Filter at
tached, suitable for 4 dining room, and made for 1t. IL
Is lined throughout with Stale and zinc, with various
phia, TO order. Il is convenient and economical, and
In good order.
Two English Patent Stationary Water Closets, com.
pieie. They Gun be fixed with a pipe, and save the eI-
prnse or erecting lifting pumps, reservoirs above, over
flowing pipes, &C. Il occupies no more than q com
mon seat, and may be fixed in a few moments.
a superior Riding Mare, full blood of fine gait and
action, will also he sold.
TERMS OF ~SALE-Cash for all. sums under $40;
over that, negotiable notes at 60 days.
WELLINGTON GUDDIN, Auctioneer.
AnFil 14-lIJs
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Bg EOier e. Cook.

BRICK TENEMENT AT AUCTION.
WILL be solt, on SATURDAY, The 22nd
w instant, al 5 o'clock, a small Brick Tene-
men. on Penilentiary Hill, Green's Row.
TERMS One-lhiId cash balance in 9 months,
without interest. TOLER s. COOK,
April Ii Auclioneers.