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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
unIcre 9tusfTcbteIt,

Die ausfihtcn fir bic GBiercr.Grpahlunas unrtrSs
tuStn elnltbtpcllEr, irariamGn uno bt(trbCn Gjcup
Scbnltrn, netlt rGm 9Onju Sa0ts.Sicttt, murtn nit
itetm Sage 9dnNnrer. &cn oltn 0drn i'll allen Gn:
otn res Stalt6 III ot 9rct 9Fh9 Yarttt cGl ptrtin:
it uno III ctEltc pTCtnt9 c fam iit trCn So0 ptn
Stoot prnnlpIcanjtn tro9Gr, ptnn nur rcaGt in hrrr
.9anpn Stdrtt btrrcr uub an ZEN Stmmtuitln trr-
SiSbltcCm tcfinrCn fb picle unter unItrn Gitartru
ptnsn Cs wcN bGpuft H. ro5 untIr btn C5cvrrrGrtn
unitrtr SG9rnrorttt ott Staoti fthulo ;uotncmmcn-
htnaE9cn aber unttr G'cur. Schultcn obocncmmcr
bat ndtE tbn nit QRcrt uno Shat ntrlijgtn wtrrcn.
SForum lrtu iIt abCr ou,b nitht? Sa rparm lclItyn
t't tinEn Mann rcm Ruocr trttn Ger thn,n fr arrcu
9sottnt bat? Ntt SdrttjattEr rutrrm htb t,utffals
ClntS lc!tbtn Ntr9tbtns thuNt9 Madden.
uEbtr rlt Ganol 9cmmjlGrntrS SrO0t cCItt cbtnfaQf
tttns utErc SraQI Ein, rrrvdhlt wtrrtn lclIt-
Ino fbtn rlt SarttaMcr ouh htr ibre Ci0crc Sutrc:
I'm Cln uno mir 9autn htbrr cat it tits ttun lc muP
pElrnottS mtnn man nrtb rN SGbi0tittn rtr Gauctca
ttn IN Wtrotbt 5tcht Ger Itbtt0rt Srbr Strcbm
mt CnEr ubtrndItt0CnbCn SGChrhtit cruIht iptrbcn.
DaB ober aub ttioE Iartirn in rrn Gduol yroro rs.
frChtlrt lttn cUttn, rrS hat OR Sarttahr fbcn cft
'ofanrcn-ailth gang turltcb utcr, rarn rag q Gcb
r9Cotn par, CAP Gas rei9t Gauatcaro coIr bic Inter
Btonttn rtnr Nrr&n GniaM prQtttir uutrcr 65tonr
trtt SidtS Tur S1brtlnn9 9t9tttn uur cmt Grlaubui
9t9epEh Dat 'frEt' uetr unftrC Staatfwcrft
bu palhrsn 2deurcb ilno cen Sortrnhl,ru orrft
Sunmcu Gdees bInrt2lIncmmtn mclrm. GTirN
Schn Srcbm errrabit lc III rWtm &gr0tbtn ouf cjr.
inal @iubaIt 9cib0u.
SRltbts Sjdrt fir bic Surritw:Nittw @onf or.
pSh pcrrln cltt, lrt ttcnfuls car tttnr Iraoc Fin
hnn in pinidbt pcu T6biQttt uuo aufrltliltlit N
tas sSbt9 Sidd weit dbT toficuilt unitrEr C5Iartr
rrbatn. limb pc tbrIitbt Drutir uutSr uuirn t8ta:
ntr babcn eiEs fhcn idblt 9io9t uuo brbaupt raG t
fur Sapiiit 9ShiQ GoneNOttn timmcn nCrpcn. gpit
6llc III otr enihin muF 70 tcnu urf,r 9orWr StaOts:
Stdt bGt n&tbitr gHoN Etbt trpatlt wCrr(u. Nacin
htts fam ncbt 9thcbm wtnn mir njht ais our 93dr:
ger untre relic Yfltdt tbur. e0i rabtr CinGn Grcn
gutcn QRbi9 gpfhru icet unb rIr QHohl wothiam uno
ibdt9 FIN uno t0p ,btn fag ollie 0Rbil6 rcrftu tti.
'pohn'rL uno unlr sSrrt rofdr tcr SW9 III nit cnlr
9rrGEn MGbrbeit unltr.
0%7"ltnfre GtaGutrtr5 Gltm Scbnlfrns ,,cnfiro
Erno" ourtb0us ntduno 0ruuTn 9lma.tlQ raraDtr. Ii
SIliAthtr LlEhEn lhn n-cr nIr El.n n.LL-- S-...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

QGclItn bic Sortcnbhr ttir QRabrb,it i'm Nnrcntr
ttboIttn, oaB 2Crba 9 Guntp in bGm cabr 1850 unr
81, unttr @CupTnSr Scbrifrn S 500 meniocr
Staatstar brja Bite, cls in ISl7 unttr Shinf
uno ctnnctb bat 5cbntrn Ss3e,235 % Der Staats:
ihuIo abbtSabIt SOrtcSobtr Clbi QRohrhtCn rut ibr
ttntsfas ptr9cItn, uuo ouf srcn Sail rUt Sbr wtotr
tdr Den Monn lttmmtn rGr otFn tcbtuSwHtbtn 3,l.
iauo Der Din0e Supt1t 9tbraht bat. Sbi0ts III auts
Gus OctImenttn bGpClcrs 9Hahrbcit uno triu puhr:
btItsl's6snrtr SNaun rptrp biGfu Nueia3m mru:
Gprtdcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
GiIcn cin0cfubrt.

Die Neu yorf 2ribune 9ibt eini9e Sd
oeuCn, weIbe Die Nuantitdt @ifen Sciat,
rcIte in icnen $oafcn in Den erlfen 6 Necna.
ten fur-rte Snbrcn lS50-5l pom QuSIanee
etn9CGtifft wusoe. Die SunnlitdE fur bic
cfen 8 Mcnatsn i'm Sabr 1850 mar 99,.
COS Srnntn, uno fur Die eriien 6 Wcnatsn
fur 1851 mar eiefeIM l07 ,2O9 SUnnen.
Sbi9c @abrbeitcn Sei9en bic Sruttr trs
Sariff5 bon 1916 IN ibrem mabten 9icbte.
Babrcno pieIc Don osn Gifenwrten in
pennipIranien ifiuc Iie9sn. 70 imporiirt man
es pCa frcmosn 9dnocrn. 8ein @unosr
cos unlcr 9artqeIo lo fhnsu in cas aus.
lamb perlbmenort llnfsrs 8eencr LADEN
nur ubcr oirie QSabrbeit Sa ne ip6teln
nur rarubcr mcnn ib lcmono befI0et. Oh.
icbOn iIe belT1r wiiTru-ia CbftOn tie milTen.
odB lie elcS tbun uno icmit unucSGbIi6
Qe9en Die 9uten Burger Der Ssreiniatsn
StoOten banocIn QBaS wCllen Gle Stimms
9ebcr bCi udhlter @abl tbuu?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
SaItct cs ppr Dem 9SoIf,

Sa6 unftrs @C9urr ltetss Sabr elmer unitrcr @cam.
ten IN 9hlIaccpba, lurm amtt bctrr0cn, uno ci.
ntn onorn lotrrn enolIlrcn Der nibt crrp6blt mar.
Dies brVtftn ce GCurt llrtuupsn ron rcrtbr. llnIt
re St9ucr eodtit tno eabtr 9tsn Die RSiubauna un.
frcr StlmmtIGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
Sic SSbias f6mucn uicht iibcrpGGtiot
ipcrecu, ipcnu tic Gn Den z StimmPns
itcu Bcbcu.
Rbia 3upoths I7l2l


Siun in 1914 0Otcn mir blrs 1856 Gtmmtu,
uuo in lS47 ir9ar uur l2S, S,l35. Rtiu gRunpr Ia:
bcr bof mir 9ctctcu wrrrGu iino. Die IBbi9s baten
uupjrTiprctbb cine 9Rbrb;jt i'm Staat, btrn bti IL.
rcr warEsu GEabI tSuuen i,e unrn Gtancru Ole Spet
bGtGn. SeOCsnOI penn mir oabtr atbctsn psroSn, III
ts unftrc ci9cnr Sthuo. Guf pobtr, Sbr 0Rbi0s, am
l4ttn Sacbtr, Ss 1T bttS cine whti9e QHah, uno uns
kre lusNbtsn fno aIcrrtitb. Sbun aQs outcn 0Rbios
ibrs Yfbt ic 1T eGr Str9 nit stnsr srrGtn gNtbrbut
infer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
@ Sngbe;abicr BON accba!

baIttt cs I'M ejErGhtniF, cog C8rup Scbn(icu S33e
S35 % Ncn Ger StaataEbuo abbriaht hot, uno roF
sEeba eauntp ndbrcno etEtr 3tt in Solutions , Sab:
rtn dMr $500 mentatr Sar btioblt Qt
'dS unttr ShuntS Jpd IeNn Sobrru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
M%So Nm Q II. Ger tisherine @r

HCS 50 b f on, Ger bi%berilc @cu-
Ucrneur. oCr Don cet QBbiQpartei
mieoerum gum @ancicatcn fur bieft5 amt
auf9eltcut III, BAT fib ourb feline taccuofc
Gmtafhbrun9 in allen @ounfY'5 unfcrc5
Staate5 bcfOnnt uno bcicbt aemaht. 70 CAP
IS nidt n6tbi9 1T, fciuc 8iCQropbjc III mis.
ccbCIen. Sur i'm Ipiitt Icin ggirfcn uno
lelnen pOIitilteu @cQnern 9cQuubcr bcGcbt
leln &cr9etcn nun oarin, CAP er njht Su
lbrcr p0rtci 9rb6rt.-So fpridFt Der Vitt&-
burg n6rcibeit5 Greunr," cine neutraIe 3i,
tun9,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
100000.

Sartt3NtIr, baItt rs in G5eNdbtnif, roF in 1917,
oils Die WbtNs biz Mthrbdt in Der Ccte0cbuno botttn
ett llntrltEn S6e 6e,OOOwGni9sr mortn, ols i'm Durd,:
ibnItt IN Den SabrSn lS45. 46, 4S. 40 uno 80,
a!s nnltre Ss9ntr ois IRtbrbct bottu. Tics fam
ntnano lulncn, uno miro ntGmanp Lloncn, Der ncth
eas 9rin9Ttt Gbr9adbl bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

6err 8ialcr faQtc in feinn pitts.
bura 8ece. GcuU. Sobnfon babe fcine.
$50 l22 50 curtb fcincn nSintin9 Srno"
abb4obIt. Sit c5 oann mt9ib Sb er
III cumm it, ocer Cb cr pi6entIib Die I'm"
wabrbcitia9t. miro cas- SpIF am Stimmsa.
fen bcontwOrtsn. 3OrbcSabIcr! g0cutS tSbr
etncn Wdnn ium Goupern6r mdblcn, Der
Gub mjiIentIjb cine unmobrbrit fa9t g
g8tr 9lautCn nitt. Socumente pcn be.
lbmornen 8camten beScu0cn ea6 @cuu.
So6nton cbi9e Summr curdb fcincn Sin.
fling 8cno," uno auf anoerr gBcife bis Su
Gem SeIauf pon 1872 235 81 abbSoblt
bat uno msr @ub uiht cas- nimIibe Ioqt
Der la0t Guh Die uuwabrbeit, mag er @ou,
ucrn6:s @anoicat fein. oocr mer cr INNER
nil. Stancc, Dem 8Olt Die unmobrbcit
5u ia9en mic Der Goncirat 8iQIr Su pins.
burg uno cbcnoafcIbt in 1874, in Sejua
auf Den &ariff Don l842, 9ctban bat!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

0C5-SorttiabIir botttt cs I'M Gjtr6htniF, tog Cure
SrotntIn, bic GanoI Gcmmililrnrs, Cub 70 rpa
ZOO SbaIcr in Dem SrsGn Sidt 9rtrua aus otr
SbaetammEr baItcn GrpShItt Scbn Strcbm in il.
ms Scaro, uno otEt 9citbbtc ii Guf Giumol III Gn6c,
uno Sbr 9Imiunt oaourcb iabtIb ctra so 600 SboI,r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

0[TFrIItn Die SorbSmtIlr ilb caron crtnrcrn. raf
Ger partti Die Gut frO9t fir 8i9Er ;u tmcn, 1000
Sbotr IN tlntm cinj1tn Sobr, ais Sor ouf Gcmmiihc:
nn tt5lEn. 9S' tno ft! 0ttit 1000 SbaIr mdGt
Sbr nun ruyb Sartr miGccr oufmahml
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

OS3-lnFrc 8touIitrtr5 IjItCu Scbuitrns ,,cinfina
Erno' our'b"us nidt tmo 0rmTn 9lmatil rariDtr. Njt
5STum9tbr Lttbin i'm GgCr rur rtitc btilr, Conn CT
bot tbHtn $685., l22 0S gru rtr Smatsiba6 otpt;ahL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

SS6rr 8tQIer bat Tb in fcincr
puusbura NCrs fcIbtt in Gh9cn 9cicut. Gr
fa9t in d q AeS. wobrmo Der Itminliration
ces 3. ". Yorter, iei cine Siu cie beinabe
m6rtJib Der nSintina Scno" 4fte oes Gcuo.
Sobnliou dbnIi,5 qemeicn fc cinbridtet Nor.
oen. Grdlid mar pOrtr in 1916 nibt Sou.
pnnir, uuo 3mctcn3 rciB Gin ieocr eas irne
8iu mit pcrftitocn von Der bcs @ouu.
Scbufcn wdr. St0uoe fur cincn @anci.
cat iitb fct4er Iu9enbaftrn WitteI Bu be.
cicntn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02

9crr Si9Itr bate in feincr piuSturQ
Hece pjtI oovcn gu ia9en oaB Der Stoats
@rsrit in 1912 70 niecer 9rrefrn fci II. + 10.
Q8ir bdben pa9C9en nitt5 einSumCncen.
Inter &c9ierun9cu unfuer @eQner III cic5
aeftebcu. un;er SebnitCn'5 decentralization
ijcbt c3 9onS ancsr5 aus. Stantsfpf, ais
Sctnitpn in5 amt fam, mar 6S Gcnt5
rcrtb, nun t,in9t er SboIer fur Sbalcr, unc
ncbcn ocm oo6 SObniton ricfcn Grecit brroe
felt BAT bat er rpn Stnatsftulcen bcjab(t
"Ss3@,285 $3.50
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-02
Collateral. @rbicboft Sur.

Sie Srcunoe ron Q8lIljam Si9ler retbner
Den Collateral Grbfhaft Sar Der Qttc upr
1876 Su. 8i9Icr isIbit IdBt iib 70 pcir
binunter nm ric5 ju bcitdtiaen. 2cs il
unCbrIib 9ebanccIt. 9aS 9eieB pCn 1916
mar 70 uuiuIinqIt in Ger Mc'booe ccn
Gar su toucftirtu, baB pon 1916 bis 1S4g
nur Sl43,57I II ucn oicftr Sucuc crbaIten
wuroCn. @lne neuc uno belIere MicbO
DC um cen Sar Su ccleFtiren. ii Der e II.
Ting Sono Il fte oeS @cup. Scbniion
einvuIeitt morcen. uno Die SCI9s mar, oaE
ourb eiefe Metbcce aIlein. in lS49 une
$50 cicfe Summe bis Su S93, GOS
4 4 9e0ic9en if oIfO met ais boy
pelt outel in Swet Sabren elm
bro6tc ais cicS Ger Sau in orei Sab
rem uorbin Der Sau mar. Secer ccr icbcn
uno forItcn mill. mus oIfo Suqcbcn oo6 bic
@bre fur cieicn 3umahs aGGein ccm qe.
pruftcn uno fpaliamen @Oupcrn6r Spbnicn
9ctubrt. rno fur risicni9en Die Die @abr
belt niht wlIGn modem - Die nitbt miQja
inc Su fofden uno Su prIfen-fur ocicni
gen t6nnen mir feline 3eitun9 Itbrcjbcn.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct. lG-5, p.
The Official returns which have been received
OF the counties Of Pennsy lvana reduce Mr. Bglers
jony, but he will come with enough. and spare At
the lowest calculation, he LA less eight
sand This is bad when take into consideration
that the wings prior the election confidently expected
victory IL will be gratifying the majority that the
Old Keystone will roll up for the democracy in the
presidential contest,
Ohio has done noby. She has covered herself aud the
democratic cause with glory General Wood is elected
COVE by not less Than thousand majority Thus il
thai the clouds Of whggery dispense before the eugent
light Of pure democracy
The Italian Opera Troupe made its first appearance al
the Front theatre last night TO crowded aud bril-
liant audience. The house literally filled from pit to
dome. To the audience alone worth the price OF
IRENE ! have never heard a enchanting musical
The Troupe fully represented, and everything
gotten in the very best style The beautiful opera
Norma is to be performed Tomorrow night
There immense meeting OF those favorable
publican liberty in Europe held in Monument Square
last night Probably five thousand persons were present
mostly foreigner The celebrated Dr. Kinke and others
addressed the assemblage. Resolutions OF suitable and
patriotic character offered aud adopted.
Next week will be busy in this city 1t is calcu.
lated that not less than fifteen twenty thousand strangers
will be here to attend the great fairs.
Business generally steady and rather improving. The
money market is gradually getting easier,
Sales to-day of 800 bbls Howard flour So 50
City Mills SO ST. Red wheat ranges from 65 rs cents
quality; white do, 10 TO 81 cents. White corn, So
cents yellow, 60 cents. OATS 80 cents Rye &C cents
Whiskey % 23 Sales Of 5000 bags Rio coffee du
ring the week at 81 cens-sock hand 2sOOO bags
Provisions and groceries unchanged. Tobacco is firm
sales of the week 300 hhds last weeks prices. Stocks
frmer-prices depressed.
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= For The UniOn
Hon. Hieha rd NJ. Young, Clerk Of the House OF Net


Hon. Richard NJ Young. Clerk Of the House OF Rep-
resentatives
AS the time for the assembling OF the ensuing session
OF Congress approaches, the many asprants the va
rous important and responsible Offices TO be filled in the
organization of the House of Representatives and their
numerous friends are becoming more jealous and active
to secure the prize at which they aim The Office of
Clerk is undoubtedly the important and responsible
station, with the exception of that of Speaker TO be
filled in the organization OF the House, and in making its
selection it will not fail to scunize the claims and quail
hcalions of those who may offer themselves serve the
public interest in that capacity.
know OF no man more eminently qualified TO dis
charge the responsible and important duties of Clerk of
the House of Representatives only by his possession
OF the highest order of business habits and capacity but
equally so by his urbanIty OF manner, his gentlemany
department. his goodness OF heart, and by his universal
disposition TO please and accommodate all who con-
nected with him in his Office, who may chance to
have business in his department. than the present able
cumbent-ihe Hon. Richard M. Young. of Illinois.
1t will be remembered by all that he was elected to
his present situation to fill the vacancy occasoned by
the death of the Hon. Thomas j. Campbell in the midst
of the most exciting and alarming session of Congress
that this government Witnessed growing out OF
tional strife and slavery agitation. Assuming the dis
charge OF his responsible and difficult duties, thus
rounded by many embarrassing and peplexng circum-
stances. well calculated to dshearten and inmidate
less skilful and accomplished officer Judge Young, by
his kindness, patience and conquered them
all and succeeded in the discharge of those duties
manner universally satisfactory TO all
In politics Judge Young, although mild and courte.
Gus in the utterance Of his political sentiments is
yielding Incorporating democrat where principles
involved. He was ardent supporter OF the measures
of the late Compromise and added no little by his infu
ence and support 10 their adoption and he looks upon
them as final settlement of that dangerous and sectional
controversy between the North and South In his devo.
ton to the Union, and. lis presevatve, the doctrines
Of the national democracy. he yields man-he goes
as far as the farthest.
1t me, under the circumstances, that it is but
just, and due 10 Judge Young, that be should be
elected Clerk OF the House for the ensuing Congress,
and especially since he has proven himself, by his
promptness and efficiency, so very acceptable TO, and
worthy OF the confidence and patronage of, the great
American public. JUSTITlA
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to stick to his plan, and have il executed il possible
was glad TO learn that subsequently adopted by the
Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth, then Commissioner OF Patents,
the committees OF Congress, and The President of the
United States General Jackson. | am much pleased 10
find that this plan is now being carried by the gov
eminent; and when completed according TO the original
plan, published in the " Scientific American OF the
hrs OF February last II will undoubtedly be the noblest
structure OF the kind in the world.
The purpose for which the several and galleries
were originally intended should be adhered closely
as possible. The continuous gallery in the third story
should be appropriated 10 The exhibition OF specimens oil
American manufactures in accordance with the 2Oh sec
ton Of the patent law OF 1886; the large room in the
principal story OF the west wing should contain the
patented models the beneath, in the basement
story, should receive the rejected models wherein they
should be properly classified in glass cases; the principal
stories OF the east wing and south front should be appro
priaed TO the OF the various officers OF the bureau
for business purposes and for the library The basement
story should be used for the various purposes forth in
the published plan above referred TO. The open
should be covered with glass roof containing suitable
number OF ventators to admit sutcency OF air the
court. Congress should make sufficient appropriation
TO finish the whole block possible, as it will
be all required for the OF the Patent Office long before
it can be completed In less than half century, ven
lure to say the model rooms of the entire block will be
densely crowded with models, designs, and specimens
The millions OF ingenious foreigners from the European
continent who are now hurying TO our shores will
greatly increase The list of applicants for patents Already
nearly three thousand models annually received
aging nearly cubic foot in size In few years this
number will be than doubled. Then, where shall
find for models, il the Secretary OF the Inte
rior takes possession of the for the accommodation
of his army of clerks, who have nothing to do with the
Patent Ofhce' AS paentee and contributor to the
patent fund, | soemnly protest against this meditaed
violation Of the laws of Congress and the rights OF invent
ors on the part of the Secretary OF the Interior
JOHN CHS. FIR. SALOMON.
WASHINGTON CITY, October, 1851.
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one lac Is within the reach OF u. aIIThe celebraI

oNG Ife Is within the reach of ms nlThe celebrated
Ia physicians Brothers and Cray finally
concluded settle themselves IN the city ofWasngon after having
Of knowledge and having
Indians for the getting thorough
botany naer themselves qualified 10 alleviate
complaints the human family subject We
promise all Who favor with call that we will, with
tell them their complaints and symp
toms, guarantee easy and speedy The Doctors
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
also guarantee complaints matter
from what they have originated o. how long standing
Ree be bad office
persons counties Of the States Of New
York. Canada &c. who, having been given up TO
faculty. hearing OF and awaiting themselves OF
skill been restored 70 health Diseases successfully treated NJ
following dyspepy, constipation piles, scroua
bronchitis scald head, dropsy all
diseases OF The skim lungs, stomach, bowels, liver
Kidneys spine, sc.
street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
Oct
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by DYER q MCGUIRE, Aucuoneers.

pRANDY, wBIsKEY CIGARS, &c, AT AUCTIoN,-on Fri
ID day afternoon, October H. O'clock shall sell
quarter casks Pinet, Castlon, CO., cognac brandy
do do
II barrels prime old rye whskey
90 cigars, various brands.
The above goods
OF four months FOR approved endorsed notes
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
l5-d Auctoneers.
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by A. GREEN, AuetIoneer.

ExTENsIyE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
shall sell by catalogue at 10 O'Clock the residence Of his
essseney the English %ns Sir H. L. buwe beautiful and
splendid cabinets, nlaid tortoise shell ivory
velvetcovered Union chairs
velvet covered mnion chairs
mahogany and rosewood vevetcovered revolving
2 fine plush covered lounges
IS fancy fancy " Willow bottom chairs
l6 dining chairs and cushions
2 solid mahogany gothic passage chairs
) fine rosewood naid centre tables, Sc, toapois
. marble top sideboards
mahogany marble top pier tables
Divans and spring lounges
Dining, side, sofa, and other tables
Mahogany writing desks, cabinet and bookcases ,
fine large gothic frame gilt msntei FrenehPate mirrors
do small do do side ~, do 90 oo.,n ,,.s..,
French gilt eandeabras and brackets ,.-.,-,. -
Cacel. hanging pillar, and other lamps candlescks and
branches
French china dinner dessert, tea, and coffee sets
Also, good assortment Of cut glass
Fine velvet door, window, and other curtains and hhngs
Pine English Brussels and other carpets and hearth rugs
other bedsteads and curtains, bedding and hair
mattresses shower BATH bath-tub
Marbietop dressing and toilet stands
Full toiet SETS fire sets, fire scree statues, ornaments
With large assortment of cooking copper utensils
choice collection Of vines comprising sOOu, 700 bottles
the which Is very superior article.
with multitude Of other articles which we deem unneces
Catalogues will ready Monday previous day
The house viii be open and ready for on
and strangers respectfully invited call and examine for them
Terms of sale sums $50, cash $50,
two, three and four months for notes satisfactorily
dG Sss sG es.sss interest GREEN, Auconss
a,- The above sale Will be postponed, In conse
place a2d unr Wednesday, the asl
Oct i7-eodSds A. GREEN
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Odd Fellows Hail.

Last too nights fhs NsV orledn Opera Troupe
This Fhday) evening tcup ng splendid silver for the
best original conuudrum
saturday aud hsIfpast in the
evening" the benefit Of s. g. Sanford when Uf
greatest bills ever presented will be performed.
Cards OF admission only 25 cents.
p. SThs Troupe Wilmington, North Carolina
NJ onday evening next
Gct -
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TWELVE thousand Acres Texas Land sale

TWELVE thousand Acres Texas Land for Sale
Great chance specuaor onteFprsngThs property
lies Brzos Bernard aud
Guadaope rivers In most popuous wealthy and desirable
and OF possessing IN iac an me
vanaqes OF Market navigation, SELL and clmateegua 10 any
Lands county, lying contiguous TO the CUT Of Mex
leo one days travel Of Galveston about three 70 New
Orleans BY steamers and convenient to many OF the interior
,t-, - ~. -.. -.
shall start for November next at which time any per-
son wishing investments in such property WIZ ~ ~
na,nniv ~ visiting and examining with myself both the
and and Tho titles Of sale can be made
ma vap ls ntoteced by Any wishing TO join
IN pantinp sugar OF these tracts iH fe VI
years with captasay sO,OOO-and VINO VIII "e c""s' "u
manage the same, an accommodated - -,,.-., .
Ary request information relative 70 VIC apo'.i IT,, ~ ~
me a Aliens Fresh, Charles county, stnpipRITnN
prompt attention, - ~" "'
Drtl milf
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by A. GREEN, Auot,oneer.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT At
AUCTlON.-On Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall
premises AZ o'clock that valuable brick house, be-
H. Eberbah,
and the lot which II stands, In square No. 407.
Toe above property immediately opposite tho southwest
The arranged
having twenty rooms, Of which very large, besides
and vaults under the pavement perfectly dry flag
floors and large porch on the south de with wide
through house. The walls
painted paint The the
which there is aage business done,
certainly conveniently that
establishment in the District and the rooms above viii always
immediate vicinity
City once and oace and
position house. present very
mandng prospects We deem anything
relative the nbovedescrbed property, as Il Is well known
inducements wishing make
investment any property for sale In Washington.
fourth cash balance in g. H. Is, and ~ months
purchaser giving bearing interest deed given,
deed OF taken.
A. GREEN,
Oct l7-eodSds Auctonecr.
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