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trio. CONGRESS- t. h- held 81 Chicago on iH" '.''
"Wednesday oil june next Many are d. sIo-'i .'
r.oul. tbs assa.iat .1 A. ratica. aad in frsc'.cA
bic. and why d. lot the c.'ane. eia. c-e's,, 49,
-ari.ts to- Ia,t4a. 't.res- AMI o.'.l " ~ -'
THINKS o., r.iicalnga Board % bf'he-s' "a '..'.
lerol e. mncrce such a- s.' i'l. i '-N
t.,+ora Glra~rn.,t or rs .lt.-na. and r.1.-
r,e-rial rofcy. end vto Questions gre Ugh, ma
pro. rety o. thc.r acts Ney noi tne mass =, t
producers q" a' ... ..,lt. 80 ,-,-s-,-
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES

NE TIE LATEST STYLES, And a. ne lowest frces,
Wa BERRIANs Cd sand, i51 bOwefy Ladies call
and see before purchasing @hefs AsD hfebOsfds Of
he most beautiful French patterns made % order u any
sil- or quality, ~ two hours notice al ..h
WISDOM SHADES. GILT COksiCEs ORA
w Perry MUsLlNs, &c-Fsmilir, about furnishing
tneIr windows SIlh he above articles viii had Al L.
MOODFoKD-, 20 broai~ay, the largest and bee,
s0rrrt n tie city several new styles mover before Intro
cIced New YORK L4ce .ld muslin ci,isins dTaycry,
lsssos loops, pr- Denes cofnices, sc Families plr-
chasing ~ t@ subscriber rely upon getting hr-t rate
article, and % . possible ID import Or mAnuftc
furs H. Merchants bus az Al whOesss Vii md tdscifed
IL to their adyausSe ~ ca before purchasing elsewhere
slo II j { WDODFORD (.5 Broadway
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DRY GOODS.

no THE LADIE-.-PErER ROBERTS, 50
Hrosdszg has gsi opened large ss-0rn-E. II Thread
Lse- Cape. Dre,sss SCAT. Collar. Sleeves Sc rich. Niue
nn Capes Chim~s-ii-s Collars Cuts, embroidered add
other styles u Cambria H4ndserctef., black FOuncng
Lsc-s a. widths !a.rLc.. LAGER from Is Al
M5cln English ard lmis ion Lac.s IN great variety
Lace AID Muslin Curtain. Drspery M4s 10, ngured s~iss
plaid ..fpr sqd plain Ml.Ias Hosiery al JOy-s
Ps-Tle IA. been bon gnt 4nt-r he rgl4ar prices
a.. ~ 1e sod suz. sfysnc- % he cost a. ~ p
CHEAP TRIMMING sTORE.-E hEYH.
u ~. Broadway between Cara! ard bfHnd 81 of-rs
or sac iue a-s ss- % .sd RI, SIX Thinning. AID But
tons Emtroters. Thread and Needle Combs, Erge
variety p,,,rus Al ln-se goods Ill b- sod Al no
y-ry !Jsc.l pr.es al I'm
XNET SHIFTING uI-IIN-JIst received and
w for sac ~ " MAIHEH, o. Gzttarine-st l4f4r
% u Sheeuux ard snir.ins h-s.ns vii be- sod ~ ~
piece 0r lzs ~-t cloths aEd css-fnsfssi blfA
.b.. Frsnc' grghau. and chambrsys, &c. a. y.
DKiNTED CALICOE--,l eAses indigo oi-7 40
i syrrg 81 IS ale and ,Ancy prints for SAL ~
M Sk5NlTH Z co - .nd y TH4'-sN
RLANkET COATI>G-.-t pss. Af-a1- ".
- ule- a and Grey Cosrngs u iferelt 9usi-s ~
"a, By = NESAITH = 90 - : = : 10
GREEN BAIZE.-.l bA~s - Or--r nVcAAss u
II, sgsnITH s co g. = - Pin--sl
UIaNKET--Yor hOJss r--an5oaA ard Packet
ID san. rsngnsrflr-c 20 or.er, .n ~ Nn- .o'-l d.
- SEsAlTH CO Agents u fil--si
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ssARNI, Ms CHINE-E Mu~Et VI SO Broad
Dwsy between Spring ard Prince 's-P I BAR
be- has purchased he irn.nse Chinese COLLECTION and
ir conf lon F1 many Va are alI cosby zfucrs OF th-
ros f- s1' d-.cr p1on received by se ae' ~
rras from Canton the whole VIII be- exhibited to ne pub
. ever. fsv rl3 evening commencing Monday ApG -
in siduou 90 ne above and o. render ne sane 'l NOR
srrzc" De- hapiy 20 announce mat ~ as rt-sSrI ol
tFo ~-tss only rfes1l. 20 her sailing of rns snd' NE
plra-e- ~urf-r H. most ~Ntrs1rfusry curiosity ye
A REAL CHINESE BEAUTY
WITH EFT TWO A A. HALE iNCHE 49, LoNo'
one OF ''' MISS P vs. VI Cj.' f''NP''s
TIE Chinese Belle only y yrars of, an 3 the hf' chi
1=se lady o. distinction ihsi has ever e her oils es'
n9ue' ard been seen By the outside osroa1sns To-
NJ. Lar-ssun, her servng,mad, aged Q
Hr s1o-chime, Professor 0f Muse, aged j.
NJ, Afnoon. - daughter. aged Z
Mister MUncruug ne son, sgei s.
Ae-t Mlrg. IT, Interpreter aged IL.
NJ. Pwsr-y-koos Young and handsome. She . known
10 belong Chn~-- family u the highest re.peca3y,
40 5nlv r-rual. here with her si', -hou TINE, being
sut 10 v. London and th- Continent " Europe before
81 -eturrs 10 r-r farot home
The Chinese c. -cuou which 10 .l.-f presents COM
pete picture y China I'D the Chinese. her costumes
rsaners hAb AZ mode, Of 'e IS made perfect by ms
M.,PHsnye,oo wiz be- considered pretty, egen snors
Aam...tor : cent, children under 20 h4fPrce a. q
DARN W. CHINESE MUSEUM - b a,a.
- wsy between spung 40 Pr.ner - go 90
SUN Progre'or AID Msnsger-L''; week e'H-'A7l'''x
Ap CHINESE Isl LADY .nd SUITE OF SIX PERSONS
who sal " r. : all N"b'Hl ia '-' -7 49, ' y
,.-t.r',fv that FER. II h-ho1.rE
TIE BEAUTIFUL CHINESE bFLLt
a Ia fe 90 " =. inches long During NJ pAs 80 aAys lhs
49,, a. ben psfrouized By over ~-ly Ihp.sa-i
49, ~ have unanimous pronounced I. ~ Dc Dy
p. 80. 81 - tirif1r ever ---n ll Ar~ric-
~ N TIE CHINESE COLLECTION
.- d. - r--.-r-. ro.-te picture " Cfl-a SD
= -. tr.- costumes. manners habits zlc modes ~
ne riss- psri-c by ms lying idi'aoa. IT, CA.,e'7
Family -0l.ss ~
a.. Px.,-Yrkoo, Young .sdy aged "
Il. rr-. Akul her serving "a u, AGED .
So =, g.. NJ Pr --s1r = Muse sge- J.
u. Anoou ID. daughter, age
- Nh Ct4Ce, lls,Jn, aged 3
=, N 1rr ~ Interpreter aged li.
C. 80 Instruments. music Ill De per'1rll-d BON dsy
- conveying acc4ry.e lt-a = Cl.-e's harm
- rom a NJ 1I D. NJ Atni,'gr 3 esr-.'
800 r.s- l0 -sf prr- =
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 10 BOwERY. FOR THE
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES

AR UPHAM confines himself 10 ofcs practice, aud
lImay be consulted IN relation 10 AM s.ase, iom
o'clock IN me morning Ill o'clock p VI The docprs
r-n ees lr dyspepsia liver complaints sCrO'la and teu-
uR!i.fn are urrys 81 and warranted m all
FOR THE PILES
Dr. UPHAN : Eeruary. Gan interns remedy 10 = cer
i4H cure Tor fe piles ever foun Sold by the propre
tor lsG glwery Tousey u. Nassau hrs HAYS, ~
Flonat Brooklyn and By druggists tAr0ug the ..d
So. lrl
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~ There were seven nches Of SLOW 81 81
Louis the 4th inst
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lfSiKJ P-Now II the time to lake spnng mel enc
avoid he usual levers ~ ths season and me Wan
Syrup used altogether ~ The West k-comin.i
bv Jas q Edwards las l. Mckeru"y Burlington, i)"a
Mrr Els. Capt Jss r. starr Alton, ~ Daniel b A4rh'
John Chichester. DR.. Crage Dr Nuiord Df rwfH
and Dr. Bate Of his city Agents. Dr. Trimmer - VINO
hal Dr. sanders BOWefy corner secunf o. fnuclpa
Nee = Dr. Read - Cnanber.sl Pamphlets A. NE once,
H..-t ic| - a g. "a N- =
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i AND OTHERS The Norm American Stone Dressing
COMPANY ssis1 snsf under ne Avs ~ hs stae u Con
neclclL with cs2.ta u hundred ard sixty ght
Oh Ygsz,1 10 he owners ~ Wisor's Patent Or
Dr-s-lg -or- art nave es4Dshed ~ agency ~ No Cy
- New f3r t purgDs- u sxelcnz heir oefsOns
% a. portion. ~ M Union
Tas corporation 10 sIihcrzsd - engage IN GgsrfyinR
-a.ne ~ AZ -R-r and VII therefore entertain prop
lon- rom qlsny owners, either Tor purchase ~ ne -
rI1 m.rnes under -af Invention. ~ 'of csplA ~ q"
ia yp-ulLg ire.f Gu.ries On arke scar .,,.f .,
Tie cOrpor.aon .so so~sf " employ mir CAP "A ~
a. 1.e various branches VI stJne drssslg az -,
c4.l-r. other. who wish % smhzrk 10 NJ
md lcu fgr L-ir interest % conn s.csie win ne Not
psny - d, .,,,, ,i.,,.s
-Four mschi1e. gader he patent ere ~ ~ | 80
~ se-l dressing suJGs ~ rFefs 49, - = ,,,
from ihe We.~r1 limestone - NJ sA.sn 80 ,s a.
"a. ger t .,.t arr -tOr-. giving perfectly nlr ssf
f.r.. AID corn@r. and n simpaciif rl-.',sy -
oe.ty oA.ch = i insure highy Yr5nsDs t's..' - 81
ga. s-cur- sL< sncsf lS-f lL'eh-'-' NPS.-' >~> ~
3e made " t1- gnc-rsixn-d -c . ,..npv.us
SHELTON FLAGG AHDkE"s
AIornsys " no y A. CO.
a., I, Waist Newton
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GgYrLEMENs WEARING APPAREL.

GENTLEMhN's tAKING APPAKkL
CHARLES r.. FOINELI Draper and Tailor.
rs quality made 10 order q. Fulton-st between
William and God has ust i--d TOR cash choice
,orturnt " 10th. cassla -rrs and vrsungs nch win
ov rent and selling flr cash BE- l. ensh-d To- make uf
per cent rss ihan Broadway pncrs He has for he sst
rh years loved reputation leyen by those VI the same
And .ryIe bee viii guarantee cannot be beaen II eqlaed
~ I'm
CLOTHING FOX THE CALIFohNlA MAE
AKET We would refer hoe. de,irou-0f obtaining lhe
,- and uaty Ofclohing which A. accounts Asfoe LtDh
A.. The most desirable Tor the California market " oar
wholesale department which contains nyis s4rLs.,'
. ~ ar. quality garments f1en csn - 'Dlnd es-"her-
Nm T JENNINGS CO
m1s Nis ~ ~ - = - A..-..-.. .Ln..- -..
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>s1in NV f0rk, or
- in London.
Dr. Coupon. sre not taken The iocre.t psys1e A. u-
Office OF me Company ONLY
The Bond. lhe put 49, 1 SUMS ~ l.w.hn 'Hfra,
PRIV. 80 al A.. pltup VII Pee sld 20 thr h2he- bidder
a. T. WARD co
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al@ Nil VIII 'he water power land ard dwelling toi'r'
49, nd other 1IiouIllnr-, siustrt al 1e NOUN oi ir
fsf'esyvan Creek 90 The h lds1H Rvsr Railroad a.i " ITO
~ste- cafnmurcsu Tor vessel, directly O. h- iii t.
factory s thrr-torF and aglc hrick building. win
rao1 ,,Afer heel ADD sub, auua main grrruE. We 90
II. ..-d flr anv mechanical cr ma1ufar'if's plf 't-t
TIE i-.ug houses are also r'nfy oe"i ard very cone
s.rient for ire operatives
Iti. eyed no place Offers more .nducsmeul Nr he
capitalist or practical man fh1n his 10 proximity o. N~'
Y.rs communicating some Eve or sN times d4it l"f f,l
road sld riser never falling stream 90 water aud rne
t-H rhy location.
The property offered at Priyi'r sac prevou. o. he
~ .isy. snd n not sl.l hy hA. time ~" be offered 81
sucl a. on the premises For particulars inquire -
az 3W- " LEONARD. tt Braycrst = YORK
- FOR SALE AT AttTIUN-The factory build
a.. ny houses, sni sui wa.rrpo~er. ~ New Preston.
~ Conn. will hs sp.d auction the pleiuisc- 1n
"Wednesday, 18Th May NEXT
Terms one fourth cash. the remainder che, ~ an
three Yesr- secured
Tile factory stories and alr with basement f..l
Sled IN pleasant village on never falling stream %
wafer with stone dam sster.ehee, aud main Leer-
1s good location for grain or Ir MIL, or Tor manu-
featuring purposes r tayn. been recently used cotton
f4ctory. For particulars. inquire -
W X LEONARD, 90 Beleer.st Y Or 60
81 3w' Garfield. Ne" MILFORD, COM.
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DE,iOVAL.-BkALE, hkLICk "" .1.
IL Whol-..l- Groorrs Ind Conml"on r,,ss-e
1891 s-oul llO Bro>.sL 70 3snd Bridge" Dst~e7S
y.Th,,-salist and tho bsf1rry
IUAIN CABLE.-A arg, sssoruns.I =, " '"E
oroy-t ron - ~ 10 incbes tyr - ~. ..
GAu ~ DEkRIC kson ~ e"Ie.
DAGs, ROPES, ud =! sn "a 90 rliSs~L ,-rns ,,
,siis1 olKfsCk SON. ~ sad ls soaH"
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PAPFR HASGINGs AND BAHDsOxEs
N. BROWN, 81 CAHAL-ST.

SHOW CA~E~-Ai EARL sREE'Es, 40 5room--
- - BO~-ry Cas-s Of every description silver
aad German >lT-r Mahogany. ROs-vOof Ws4ng. AID
Brass Cas-s 400 silver surs done a. ofarrs-s
Cases e ercta1gs u specimens Of our ~ort W,
FER = ne nAorty u s-.rs y he ss.es Al IL
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 10, 1850.

Qr-Mr HEHsu ~ LswIs of Montgomery, Alabama gen.
travelling agent Alabama Tennessee Mr. b.
q. BRETr.
0mr IssAEL T. JAsEs No. La street, Philade
phs general travelling agent, by hessD. Wa
WsLs Joxp CoIIIss JAnss Dssnss, A. KIaH WsLLlHsroH
T. A. EvAHs, yAaHs CLAaH, and r. Locxx.
oO-Mr G. w. yAAss No. HAsos suest, CiscnAAu, Ohio, Ii
travelling agent for the by Mes
j. sAITs r. DIsr JAsoa TAvLos W. Anxsraoss, PnHHIs
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and @. BrEIEaAG
QO-Reeopts from either Of the above will be good.
0WmLAn 0ouLDx, Richmond, Virginia, general asen
vrsinis by travelling agents b. and JAMES
THOMAS.
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Ha BY GREEN q TAsTET, Auotionssrs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
II AUCTION.On Thursday, the 18th instant shall
o'clock the residence Of Capt Boutwell, cor
Fourteenth and New York avenue beautiful assert
Of furniture
Mahogany sofas, divans, and hair seat chairs
e4 Do velvet damask, and merno covered rm-chai
.g.8 do marbe-top centre and pier tables
tt4s Do sideboard dressing and other
Do dining, breakfast, and other tables, rack,
Gisandolss SOLAR hall. and 9th lamps
III French china, and other vases, mantel
China crOckery, and among which
dinner set and French china
Fine silver plated cake baskets, ivory knives, &c.
Fine Britannia aud coffee
a8 PaioE passage, stair, ana chamber carpets
FL Aeaxth rugs, mating, &c.
ff5 Maple high and low post and trunde bedsteads
Superior beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking, radiator, ald other stoves
Gl4 Also, good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
attention Of Tie ladies and gentlemen OF Washington
Georgetown particularly invited the SALE We
sa anything relative the quality the
n Gin show for itself Only
Terms An Of and under SO, $50 credit OF
and four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tsrost
49, GREEN d TASTET,
Z Oct ND Aucnoneers.
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10 Cumbeandthe coal boats proceeded down the canal
s0vvnrds their destined ports The return
iehed by nis htial and everything seemed 10 have
hs most ssngune expectations OF those who joined in
Upon the return OF the company to Barnum's, they
were entertained by the citizens OF Cumberland din
ner prepared by A. Hofehnger. proprietor OF that
establishment. To cay that the yiands were all choice
and well served. is say but little OF this entertainment
Altar the cloth removed, number OF toasts
drank which We regret we have not the time TO report
To complimentary toast offered by the Hon. W. Cost
Johnson, and preiaced by few eloquent remarks, re-
ply was made by the Hon w. d. Ncrrick. which
clclted frequent bursts OF applause. General Tench
Tghman also toasted, and replied in the most happy
aud eloquent manner The Hon. w Cost Johnson. the
tried friend Of the canal and author Of the very under
which has been completed, during the hours OF
the evening. and. after auding in handsome
cent courteses extended 10 the officers OF the canal
pany by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Of
cred the following sentiment which drunk with sp-
plsnss.
"The Chesa peake and Ohio Canal Company and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad The former has happily
reached its ebony harvess amid the coal fields Of the Ale
gAnies; may tho latter journey vigorously westward
fcynias
At this point the further festivities of the table were
arrested by the necessity Of yielding the room for the
opening OF the ball. to which the fair daughters OF Cum
bsrland had been Invited by the gentlemen OF the
tor the purpose oil meeting their dslngu guests In
short time wine and sentiment had yielded 10 The do
aeE the "wee hours that the reign OF beauty bad
given place to the quiet SAUNDERS OF the morning. We
take this occasion to say that the supper prepared by
smne host OF Barnums, this occasion, was such, In
al it, characteristics, as TO draw forth Communications
from every lip.
y Thus ended the 10th day of September in Cumber
lAnd-a day which will be held ever memorable in the
recolecons OF the people Of this regonbeing the day
which their much cherished project of canal naviga
ton tide brought glorious and
full contamination
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We cannot entertain doubt that Jenny Lind 10 the
greatest vocalist in the world and yet we regret to see
the ridiculous lengths to which OF the people Of
New York, Boston, &c., have carried their enthusiasm
What evidence of admiration and almost idolary have
they not exhib,ed The greatest Of the country
Of the age could not have 30 much respect shown Ia
them. When We the immense sxpsnse which was
laid out upon the furniture Of her bedchamber in Boston
Ito the tune OF $4,000 sl3,ooo) and the nauseatins
parade which made OF in the newspapers one can
help feeling disgust, almost Indignation. II is in bad
taste and II is much the effect Of art il is OF feel.
ing II is to increase that noorisy which is to draw
overfowing houses and extnvagant prices Do we no,
all recollect the ludcrous which we carried
our admiration for Dickens And were we not after
wards ashamed Of Do we not see the burlcsque to
which the journals of London and Of Paris are exposing
our dolatry' True there is one part Of Jenny Lnds
character which we cannot help admirng II s the gen
erous spirit in which she shares her profits among the
necessocs and the unhappy, and the large sums which
she slavshng upon hospitals and schoos. and associa
tons for the support of the poor.
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rsnnsyfvania-E isAtssnsh Congressional District
is most gratifying to learn that John L. Dawson,
has carried this district. long represented by dem
agoguss and political mountcbsnks To have demo-
crat represent the 'Spoony osle' and Handy Andy
Stewart district, as Qualification. II shows the onward
march of truth and correct principles The dsmssogues
sceprs has departed and the Handy Andy
tons Of is4s are buried with their author Not
withdrawing local question in Somerset county was
made TO operate to the advantage Of Mr. OEle the sterling
democracy of Faystts and Green came up 10 the work
through the unng sxertion Of Dawson and carried the
day by handsome majority n~4W6
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A LIoS.A correspondent Of the New York Herald.
writing from Paris, says; There has been ia Paris for
tho last two weeks French officer recently returned from
Africa, who has for his companion in the magnf-
cent lion, who follows him like dog. The OF the
NAL Emir, and have splendid speci-
Of the king of the forest Though did like much
be his msjesy ventured the other night approach
him. andhorrssco revens he licked my hands a dog
would do The French proverb says that we must MOI
play with fire and fear of these days the lion viii
4ss4T Albany Kaickevbocker.
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The recent mail robbery the railroad between Phil
sdelphia aad Baltimore, the former city, one OF the
bodest and most skfuy executed jobs OF the kind OF
which we have ever heard. No doubt a considerable
amount of money was obtained by the rogues to
checks drafts. &c. they them away too dangerous
or too troublesome to be taken. No clue has yet been
found to identity the robbers.
From the statement made, II would appear tina,
this mal-car insecure from t un6ness for the pu
pose which applied and that il was carslessly
guarded. No doubt the rogues had contemplated this
depreciation for some time and bad carefully observed
he habits and conduct OF the mail agent and others
having charge OF the in which the mail-bags
carried.
This audacious outrage should be promptly inquired into
by the proper department. the agent either indicated
dismissed, and the culpabe negligence which is obvious
in this be hereafter cautiously guarded against We
have often thought that the careless mode in which
mails are carried and secured in railway and steam
boats invited ingenious roSuss to try their skill upon
them, and not all surprised al this robbery We
hope IL will be needed a warning and will lead to
thorough refor in the of conducting this
important post. Office operation.
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Bx DYER . MeaUlRN. Aucs,oneer..

stfafH1s BY DYER u MCGUIRE. Auctl0acers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
% "Wednesday morning, the 10th instant, 10 O'Clock,
sha eel, the residence Mrs Braden
vaats between 18th and 18th see
Kitchen furniture conaisting part Of
ts Mahogany sofa and lounge, covered with
3Pagtor chairs 70 match, rocker and
sa3 Iarior, ball, chamber, carpets
Beesteads beds, mattresses, and bedding
Bureaus, wardrobes, washsands and
SID MIRROR, shovels, tongs Andirons
Tneshsr with general requisites.
TRRHs Twenty dollars four
noats for ssus acsoriy endorsed bearing
DYER \ MCGUIRE,
81 Oca Id AucuoneeIs.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI
II TURE-On Thursday morning 18th instant, O'clock
sha cell the residence Madam
ovusus, between Ninth
hossshosd and kitchen furniture, viz
mahogany hair covered sofas palor chairs
marble top pier tables, mahogany tables
~ Mahdgany dining, breakfast and card tables
0anse and other mirrors clocks and
Superior mahogany mirror sidebozId, very large
=, 9Gh and low-post mahogany and maple bsd.ieads
Wardrobes, bureaus wu6ostands and
nahogany secretaries, lounges
reaaheT beds, hair and shuck
elsf a laxgs quantity Of bed ciothing
+ 1Ns1ng, ehAsubar,
R1Dsa6s oil cloth mating
~ On1na Annsr and tea service, glassware
YAnklin, ught and other
Of Kitchen utenails.
TSRMsi Over 430 credit
Actosiy sadosssd bearing interest
- ~ DYER MCGUIRE, Aucionsers.
The shove furniture IL in excellent order
uesss superior, the fur
The house win be for inspection Of the furniture
WEDNESDAY,. d. d M
NJ Oct I'D
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Rrinssten Preparatory school, Princeton view jersey
T4 ssss session q This in duuon win Mosd Tn
s1s aAd badinC long known throughout the country
"EA n esnaayr The location about half mile
~ ~ Pyinceton and 10 justly considered
Assa - cssa nj boys. besrdias school IN. sehoo, e IN
" psnss yoa v college, Win the preesn arrsnGsmsnts,
a6N uanbss Of pupils b. ccnvsnsnty accommodated
AcAas should made early For catalogue OF tho school
sfsrsncse and Al nscsss.ry Paren
- seessn M principal, HkkRY RfNkEk, A. M.
sns:esrsr, New Jsrssy, Ausua 81, lsso. ftt s i
- eD 3-AAep6w .5sa
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The majority Of Judge Billiard (whig) for Congress- Al
the special elsction in Lousssns to supply The vacancy
occasonsd BY The resignation Of Mr. Conrad who rs&kh.
ed accepting the ofkce Of Secretary OF War, y 230