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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCTI0N NOTICE.-STOCK OF GRoCERIEs.-GI-
"A RAnD BETS will sell this day Monday. July 10.
10 o'clock. the and Pearl streets,
Brooklyn TOR account Of und.rwritsrs whom IL may
concern stock OF groceries Fixures ke partially da
brown SUGAR E1lssse Butter. LAID Soap. Candles To-
Oils, Oil Cans, vinssar portable Platform Scales,
Terms, cash, bankable money.
UCTIoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE
IA GERARD y Belts will ssien Tuesday, July ls, n
10 eeloek, At the Franklin Square Hotel No. 3 Pearl
street Household Furniture keThs entire furniture
&c. tanned In the above consisting
Of paror furniture, mirrors tapestry, Brussels t6reepy
and other carpetng As Brussels and Venetian stair
sarpeng. stair rods, hail lsnthsrn. chandelier lamps
mantle vases and ornaments. ottomans mahogany
rockers and chairs dining centre and tables China
and glassware so French and bsdsteads mattress
feather beds ane bet ding mahogany bureaus dress
Ing tables a.a ~ashstasds 90 wardrobe chairs
pump, nearly writing desk once ehairs paistipss
he. Ado, the Kitchen furniture, with which the viii
Terms, Cash-Nons other than bankAble
received. -
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HORSES.

EouNn-a soRREL HORSE on FRIDAY NoRNTvu
~ IN NashErsen street TIE have him hy
Esv,ss lrsp.ry ssa psyirs .hsssss ~ ssrs ~ No ss
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A LEXANDkE's LEECHEs.-PRINCIPAL DEPOT AT
"A VICTOR BISHOPS. No. z3 Maiden Lane, New York.

NEWPORT FALL RIVER. AND BOSTON EXPRESS
~ he.srs. kINSlEY CO.. all street. forward pack
daily to the above named places and also all
lar attention will be given articles baggage packages Of
fruit h &c. addressed to parties passing the Summer
Newport Notes Drafts and Bills collected and proceeds
promptly returned.
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him I'm Grand street and two In Delaney street These
bills believed to be portion Of the stolen property
Justice Timpso yesterday forwarded letter TO the
bnnk. In order that some might come and view
the bills for Identification. The magistrate committed
Brady 10 prison to await an answer ofthe letter.
Grand LG,eenp- boy, called william Carlton
caught on Friday, Hoboken, by officer Davis Ton a
Perry street and from stealing forty FIVE dollars
the property of Mr. Collins The rogue after getting
taken in custody forty three dollars of the stolen
money found in his possession The rogue brought
back to this city, and Justice Bakely committed him
Hotel RobJery-we noticed, the other day, that q
robbery Of rome 81 500 had been effected vt Mr. Del
monico's Hotel. in Broadway. extracted from the
trunk of Spanish gentleman just arrived from Pana-
1t seems that Captain Wiley has been investi-
eating the matter and the police feel now salts
ned that the money stolen fro the hotel and
that If the money in the trunk at any time, il
must have been extracted prior to the arrival the
hotel. The police have drawn their conclusions from
the circumstances attending the examination. Mr.,
Dslmonco's Hotel is, probably, we'll if not better
city.
Audsbon.-Ths Original Dag serreotype OF
h rGmST q ne GALLERY 6
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
visit IS no one being highly by doing
Fine Arts.-Talbotypes, OF Portraits ON
TST} and s daily sstn of .
S: nssYr: pubic ar. Invited aiken in a
specimens at 247 Broadway.
HITE, LANGENHEIM FANsHAw.
II You have not suited yourself with your
Summer tiff tefore for Saratoga call
at the store Of JAMES AMIE under the irving
House and cannot fail to find Shooting Hunting FISH
ing or Dress Coats to fit you.
Business Embellishments In Fulton Street.
The largest and handomest Boots Shoes
and Caters recoleet Of seeing witnessed few
days since BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton
He has every style that be thought Of which he
sells at very low prices.
Carpets.-Wm. McGrOrty, l30 William
street. dealer offers yards carpet
oil cloths retail We advise those
Of rich give him call LOO English
Tapestry Carpets styles landed AIss large
sortnent Of Bugs.
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Carpets.-Wm. McGrOrty, I30 William
ss and oil cloths at retail cheap for cash advise those
rich carpets give him CALL 100 pieces English
Tapestry Carpets styles landed. Als large
oortnent Of Rugs.
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DANoRANA SALOON, Sl4 BROADWAY. CORNER OF
Lispenard street. Exhibition Free Some Of the
Paintings the world the Birth Of Venus Greek Slave
and other classical Paintings Likewise the hamnoti
Oyster weighing $50 pounds The Paintings sale
w. A. ASAR
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is DESTROYS Of selling his one-haf interest Panorama
of the Mississippi river he il unable accompany
Europe This work has been successful exhibition
months n.this country and will prove invst-
msnt who would wish TO visit all the prnci
p box s6a5 Pest once. New York, will with prompt
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NAsiiiNGroN, July IL 1850.
Erenine Report = Inipes,ing and EXCITING Tsmss-yS
New Retoiunon Hond
We are in the midst Of another revolution The
death Of Old Zack throws all the political elements
active eGervesence preparatory to entirely ar,
rsngemsnt 81 the orders Of the day.
First Of all, In Importance the whig friend Of the
Omnibus In the Senate also the friends Of the I'D
ministraion, have been putting their heads together
with the important object Of changing the character
Of the Omnibus bill 80 as to make Il plan fer the
head q the government cardinal measure upon
which TO rally In Congress administrative oonser
vstive union com promise party Novel
The Omnibus Ia an adjustment. IL g. proposed that
Mr. FILLMORE shall pres' Mt hmsef 20 the country upon
the platform Of a compromise. Good
The exact points Of this plan, u u proposed,
should be the line of % y d. the southern bpuo-
Diary Of New Mexico and the line OF IS the southern
boundary OF the State o. Cafornit which will leave
three degrees of California the Pacdc4hAt " that
portion wing between 30 and So for st.rory Nv which
IL Is proposed that the people shall settle the question
Of slavery for themselves when they ready TO
In es state and not before Good tor q beginning.
This is something The discussion, and the sugses-
ton Of real compromise, are something Good may
come out Of IT, The South are not unreasonsble. But
they cannot stand the idea Of being excluded by act OF
Congress from the whole coast Of the Pacific. Lee
them, at least in Of the coast have the con-
stitutionsl right to or keep away. as they mag
choose IL does not establish slavery 20 let the ques@
ton Of slavery take Of itself among the people
II President Fillmore places himself upon the bread
rlai Of Justice 10 the South we'll justice To
the North may rule the roast for 1852 az easily
the mapping Of finger Tie may cement the Union
both sections and concentrete national party
to HE support completely irresistible
We rej,ice at this incipient whis Senatorial mave-
ment loohing In this direction IL has good patriotic
But let not be too sanguine The Northern In
tefest OF ueeeoillsm IL nj work. Mr.. Fillmore To-
charged with being tnged with the doctrine But he
slay man and Clay s ~ BE- his esgan II ~ q
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ucrIos NoTIcE.-HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCEILAHEOUgs
CoRAL-RoBBINs BROTHERS. IS JOHN STREET.
have received large let Of ragged eera nesixess
coral necklaces and Allan seed coral For sale original
packages.
MoNTGoNERYs PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOIL
hereby sive notice that they have delegated Mr. VIM s.
permits and ,rsnsscs al bushes. ssso.v rsi.,ise 70
this valuable Improvement sA wns nnoSrooxHRY,
NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CON-
~ pany Of New haven. Conn. Capital 150O0O. q. q.
Hors Cattle ko insured against death BY disease or
wallsrest New York. or BY L. Tsyloy IS rnl.on street
Brootyn h Psysos Peek clip ferry wiamshurs sssnts
GOAL YARD.-TnE LEASE AND FIxruREs ron
" tale has been estshshed for four ave yesr and
done business Of four thousand tons the tas
their tusints Address with real name A. Herald
MoNTGoNERY's PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOIL
Vl erThe tuhscrher having been appointed sole
for the unit.d States 10 prepared 70 appoint agents.
provsmsnt All business Whatsoever connected With III.
patent must 10 addressed 20 snd Psrms Ito be valdb
signeshy him WIN $. rdoLE. " broadway
3 600 O0OoF BoTTLrs. NEARLY, OF DIR; KEEL
<,OVV,OOOlingers Linimsnt OF hssie Fluid. have
bees SOLD without failure. In restoring the hair curing
BY Ring CIV Clckner Co. t76. 40 broadway between
Grand browne streets o. the Rushons the
stin General In bottles at 2and shil each ST. a.
CURfoSITIEs or SCIENCE NO. 2-oSE POUND OF
No Twsfvetrees washing plan, isvensdky Leises ssv
strosd ~ The public IN small phet. sent hv mail fgr
iii iEPleaa Y l's..r pa, sais 70 rws Z.
and without help nsehins urrsniins smmons or say
acid.
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AMUsE mENTs.

~ IBLos.-TICKErs FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS
dne saloon Private Boxes, S. Doors open at quar-
Broogham and W. A. chippepdale In consequences Of the
saiu day evening july IS 1850. Monday evening July is
the entertainments win commence with Grand Overture
~ the Orchestra. To be followed by THE ISLAND or
JHWELs-Giltgngertread the Great, King Of Phartale
Mr. Niekinson Prince Prettphslo Miss Niekinson Lady
fidelia Miss Mary Taylor To e0nelude with the WHITE
horse OF THE PEPPERS.
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AMUsEMENTs In PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUh MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA-P. 7
- BaInum, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford
Assistant Manager Engagement of NJ Bird. the creates
vepriloqui and Msgican Of the age To delineate thu
his occult science the Lecur
Room which beauty and cannot be squaed
The London this week. Dissolving View
and Cbromatrope. Ballads, Ditties, no. Performan
every afternoon and evening Admttanee, eents Chill
drep under 10 years. 12lz cents.
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WAY WITH CATS,
n For mice and rats,
In cellar, lott. or closet,
Youll quickly hill,
lfIyen's Pill
You safely there deposit.
II Rear the haunts
OF roschcs ants,
Or b.Fs you place abe powder,
They eat and de-
Though you and
-, . rwouid hurt no more than ehowder.
CNITus EAST INDIA WATER COOLER rs TUE
- greatest discovery ~ the being constructed that
they will keep water cold for several days with small
piece Of ocnseausry svery family hotel keeper dining
saloon cree and store should have To be lad only ~
The sole ptorretors u SMITH CO., ~ fulten street
Two sIskTsNsN.-sINk DOUBLE GUNa-A FRESH
asscrtmept Of Engeh Double Guns, suitable the
seme very fne, iuft received W
fsANCfs TONES Sous, Maiden lane, ~ Yors
Psreusion tsps 81 all kiads-R Walkers Eleys wesiey
Riefsrdt, Co.'s, starksys nc Sc Gen wsadng shot
ent Knives IN great variety Also soe tleys
Patent VIE ard Universal Shot Cartridges
FRANCIS rONrss SONS. Msidsn lane N. york.
Guns AND SPORTING DOos-A GENTLEMAN,
~ whose cupauons REQUIRE him rive will
dtrose q the Following, tegeheT separately double
berreled Gun, BY Iwip. % London Wit
short French Rife very hsnds5n pointer d z and
slut o. The best breed imported from Engane this spritg
fourth June. Apply the Editor Of the Spirit ~ the
Imee Barclay street, New York, ortc sr SEiPLE Eser
seen.
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LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, I76 CHATHAN SQUARE, OPkN
every o'clock and in the evening At g. b.
ladies the world eompri.ng company Of Twelve Peg.
Artstes commonly called Model Artists" will appear
every afternoon and evening in variety Of splendid repre-
"Bedouin Arab Gir the only ones existence who win
stase seats BsIes rs osnts Parqusse l3k cents
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTRsEr-MoN-
IN day evening July rs 1850 the will com
don. Mr. u A. Perry; Mr. Meadows M Thompson; Jsthro
Baxter Mr. d. Johnson Rosina Meadows Miss e. Mestay
To be followed by for the first time here the buresque
Of OPEN sESANE-Tte Commissioner, Mise Weston: Ali
Bata Mr. Thompson; Abdaah Mr Russell; Hassarac Mr..
W b. Chapman; cOEa, hrs II; p Gra.tan Zaides hrs
Haptopvile, To conclude with the farce OF UNCLE SAN
Sam nobbs Mr. Chapman Doors open NJ ~, curtain rises
st o'clock Boxes &o Pit. l2c seats In private box ST.
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CASTLE GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
~ ton Of vsiters during the day. from AN. till p NJ
Itis the largest and most beautiful in the country
ding superior opportunity for reading or
promenadss, while viewing the sea, shipping
and scenery around and inhalng delicious
sea brteI Admiration, l21s cents.
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pIERCE's MINsTRELs Al THE OLYMPIC, UNDER
the direction Of the great original Pompey beau
tul has been recently RENTED and vsntlated
for the and is the most comfortable
Of public in the city The continued
that has favored this ininiabe Band Of Ethiopian
performers has them being the plus ultra Of
negro harmoniss Admission 20 cents Doors open ~ q
o'clock p M Afternoon Concert Wednesday,
and Saturday. Doors open at concert at o'clock.
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bubIntBb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III + uItOh btreets
The largest and abandonment assortment of Boots Shoes
and Caters recoect Of seeing witnessed few
days since BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton
street He has style that be thought Of which he
se lis at very low prices.
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE TENTH GRAND SABBATH
Concert ut the above saloon will take place
Sunday evening" July H. 1850 Loders famous orchestra
will perform selections frsm Beethoy and Pegoe
Funeral March, composed tribute Of to the late
President General Taylor Herr Nol in Violin Concerto
by David Admission l71 cents. To o'clock
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Summer lefore start for Saratoga call
ut the store Of JAMES L. AMIE under the irving
House and cannot fail to hnd Shooting Hunting, fish
ing Dress Coats to lit
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-Talbotypes, or Portraits ON

The Plunabe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Ne zl BroaawsyStangers and Others should fail
visit fail Of being highly grahed by doing
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RARNGns SaiNEs 80. nUsEun' 90 HskoADwAY
prietor and This large and interesting collection
remains but short time longer It the most ma6ndcent
exhibition Of Chinese fgures csroses wonderful speci
Of ingenuity &C. from the Celestial Empire repre-
objects Immediately connected with the social kabs
the religious worship the mercantile customs the mschanie
operations and the sciences Of the Chinese intrinsic
oaly valuable and beyond description instructive amusing
and gratifying. Open day and evening from n
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Audabon.-The Original DaguerreOtype OF
the great vrhihe.gist from which the portrait the
seventh number Of the Gallery Of ustrous Americans
engraved may be at BRADYS Daguerrean Gallery us
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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CoAL YARD, IN THE UPPER PART OF broadway

CHANCE TO ALL. AND AT A BARcAIN.-Two
IA Lets and Brick Building thereon for sale TO lease
suitable for business located in the
ward Of this city. ATtyto kLlE, Fourth street
avenue b. Ntw York, n H. The largest portion a
chase money may remain on bond and mortgage
CoAP FACTORY TO LET-sITeATE IN THE REAR
- fNos 2 20 and 2s2 Cherry street. with
Plete Capacity OF the make ~ lbs
koling Possession given immediately For further par
Nou1srs. inquire OF r. H. FAY ga and 12s Cherry 81
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

LNARM FOR SALE, IN QUEENS COUNTY, L. Loom
nstins Of go acres OF good land IN healthy situation
heutes orchards, &c. Half is cleared and half woodland
Will be sold uneommohly low, and Of the price
mortgage For further particulars apply to r.
AeGRIGOR, Counsellor at law. rs Nassau street, N.Y.
EoR SALE. AT SOUTH BRooKLYN-A SUBSTANTIAL
three story and basement house. OF the hrst class
House rs by b lot rs by lOon summit street. between
nets and Henry Apply on the premises to T. xeGIvEN
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hTtbs-I PebS
ivory and ivory paper daily taken in superior STYLE
and in size required TO the size Of life at the Ma
tiosa Miniature Gallery taken in thu
most srstieal style. TIE public Invited to sxrmiae
specimens ut A7 Broadway.
HITF, LANGENHEIM FANsHAw.
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BOARDING., &C.
THE TELEGRAPHD.

OGDEN h HAYNEs-(RICHD L. OGDEN, rHOs j.
and General Commission Merchants
San Francisco California Merchandise consigned TO will
syoiding All risks Of ire, se. Refer TO s.Wn Cary
Co., New York; Joseph T. Sanger dol Lombard Buttnok.
doj Burr Stevens do Conan, hopkins Co. do; Conka
Smith doi y. T. Hayes. do; Read wis, Albany.
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CoRAL-RoBBINs h BROTHERS. IS JOHN STREET.
have received large let Of ragged negsess
coral necklaces and allan seed coral For sale in original
paekages
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TO THE PUBLIC.

n WILL continue the GROCERY BU-
n SINESS in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Blalock & Thompson, where
| will keep on hand a good assortment
Of fine
LIQUORS, WINES. sc.
Persons wish ng to purchase a fine
article, for medical or other purposes
won d do we'll to call. Also n variety Of
Family o. oceTiRSs
Consisting in part of
FLOUR, BACON, MACKEREL No, J. !.
sHAD, conn; Goa RISE & FINE SALT
Tneks Island d., Whit Wlne y Cide'
Vinegar, Double refined Loaf Sugar, NO
4 do, Soap and Starch, London pale Ale
Cider, Lemdh Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar
Best chewing Tobacco, Inferior do Fin
Hapannt Segats, Boston Nails, &c. DC
All of which will be sold low for Cash
April q7.do.tr W THOMPSON.
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H ARTESIAN SPRINGS.
Aug. 6, 1850

TVHESE Springs, situated in Madison
n County 20 miles Northeast Of Can
ton, will be open for the reception Of
visitors on the 18th May next, Gen. T.
C McMackin, we'll known 10 the travel
ling and reading public as lhebest land.
lord Of tie South, will have the superin-
tendence and management under his en-
tire control. his is a sufficient guaran-
tee for the comfort Of the visitors. We
have erected and 10 the course erection
buildings sufficiently spacious to accom-
MEDIATE FIVE hundred persons in all
comfort, and also a number Of double
cottages which will be rented to famIl-
les by the month or season. here
will also be a large Ball Room and Band
of music, TenPin Alley and Billiard
TABLES, for amusement and exercise
and a Bar room we'll furnished with The
choicest ~screature comforts" =
We have made arrangements will
Mr.. Ledbetler, the en!erPrising contrac
tor of the Yazoo City, Lexington anc
Benton Stage line, who will promptly
convey all passengers from those points
to the Springs. ~,
Passengers by way Of Canton, viii
be Immediately conveyed TO the Spring
by Mr.. Jesse P. Brown, in coach an
hack, with speed and perfect safety.
These Springs are situated on tn
Ridge which lies between the Big Blac
and Pearl, ina high rolling country an
on the immediate border Of the pine re
gion, and the pro%prietors feel fully Just
flied from their own observation, iroT
the estimation Of that portion OF tn
public to whom the beneficial effects {
their waters are known, and from tn
concurrent testimony Of many INTEL
gent gentlemen of the medi al Professlo
under whose recommendation and obse
walton they have been used, IN recon
mending them, in all cases in which to-
les are indicated, but especially IN all CT
ses connected with debilitated conditlc
of the DIGESTIVE organs, in diseases
the mucous tissues, embracing Dyse'
te.y, Diarrh@a, and especially summit
IS diseases of children; in chronic lntlam
t. ton of the bladder, in most diseases
the kidneys, especially those attend,
$. with alkaline deposits, in tOrPor Of Il
ic live; as a local application in chron
inflammation Of the eyes; in diseases
0, the skin. both az a local and intern
N remedy in diseases of the scalp a
h. ulcers generally and all diseases OF
males, connected with debility.
H. LATHAM.
70 NJ. JONES.
$. G. W. HENDERSON,
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Washington HI use.
Chestnut st., above Seventh 81.
Or,,VAnrrLpuIAs

rs GENITAL, in the immediate vicinity OF the
most important public institutions the nest
and most fashionable places OF business ana
The attractive public squares Of the city. IN
Inc important requisites Of Ugh! and venilla-
ton, two principal objects aimed at in the re
cent engagement and thorough improvement
Of this House, it is not exceeded, perhaps by
NV ssnblishment ii Amefica. To strangers
therefore, it's position is peculiarly desirable
Tho subscriber returns thanks to his 'Tiend'
and the public for the liberal patronage thel
have extended to him, and assures them tina
The will endeavor to merit q continuance 0
their favors.
" July 10, 1850. 42-t
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MORE NEW GOODS!

HEARD llEONABD &0To
A RE constantly receiving fresh sup
IA plies of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods from New York.
They have now in store a full and
complete sto k Of goods suitable for the
season, among which are the following
to which they invite The attention ot the
public! >,
Fancy Simmer Silks, plain, figured, and
embroidered. Berages, plain, fig CARED
and embroidered. Fancy rlain, plaid
and black silk Tissues.
Plain Sw SIS and ~IaconetsI
Figured and embroidered Swiss;
Printed ~Jackonets;
Organaus and Tarleton musllns;
Cheap linens; figured Lawns;
Bard muslin, "A for l2A cts.
Lawn H'ds, all prlcesj
Fine Grass L wn do.
A.Large and we'll selected stock
OF Thread, Jackonet, Silk and Wove
dgings and Insertions,
1 Silk and Blond Laces;
: Frill and Figured Bobinets;
. Kid, Thread and Silk Gloves.
I Handsome Assortment or
'Onnet Ribbons, Hats tor c%hlldren,
c Flowers, " reatbst B%onne's
8 E.nces for Ronneis, Fans, n great variety,
Fancy and baIck silks HoiserW
P%arasols, Lace Capes, lRetlcu'es,
G Embroidered do; Combs,
French worked Canes, Bnjs, and Fancy good
y " Collars. Cuffs, Of all kinds.
hArCALr, AND EXAMINE 60
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Nfarshal's Sale.

"o Southern District of
~ * M'SiSsiBi-To Mo-
James H. Scout' Vember Term, 1850.
RY virtue Of the above stated wrils
IL Of Fleri Facias to me directed from
the Honorable Circuit Court Of the Unit.
ed States for the Southern District OF
Mississippi, | will sell at auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the first
Monday, the 7M day Of October, 1850,
before the Court House door, in the town
of Canton, county Of Madison, State of
Mississippi, within the hours prescrib-
cd by law, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Fast half OF southeast quarter, south
half ofeAst ha!fof northeast quarter sec.
| 81. South half Of west half Of southeast
quarter, east half Of west half of south
east quarter sec. 81. South half Of east
half northwest quarter sec. 81, Town.
ship II Range A east North half o.
northeast quarter; and northwest quar-
ter sec. 6 township 10 range 4 east
East half Of northeast quarter sec.
township 10 range 8 east. South hal
northeast quarter sec. 6 township II
range A east, except 20 acres to be taker
off the south side of said tract,
Levied on as the property Of defend
ant, James H. Scott, and will be sold IL
satisfy the above stated case and al
costs. FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal Southern Dist MI,
By R. FLETCHER,
Deputy Marshal.
August 81, 1850. 52-ld