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SAMuEI. WISE

SAMUEL WISE,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
(Ldte Of the firm Of Walker & Wise,
IIAS opened a shop street. opposite Temperance
il Hall, between 9th and 10th streets.
Residence on street. north sde between 9th and 7th
streets. mar Oft
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John L. SMI1

JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND MAGISTRATE,
Office Eighth street, opposite Market.
business Of all kinds requiring the attention of
ID Attorney, Magistrate or Agent will be promptly
attended to- Claims brought before Congress and the
Departments will receive prompt attention by being
placed in his hands.
Fee moderate. June 12-y
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your own Mechanics, Manufacturers,
and Seamstresses.

WILLIAM Ill. FAULKNER,
Sign Of The Shirt, south side Of
Penna. avenue, respectfully in
yites the citizens Of Washington,
and all others who desire TO have
SHIRTS of all sizes, qualities,
pattern, or price, to call upon
him at his Shirt Factory, oppo-
site the United States Hotel /;
where no win execute their or
ders, and warrants his shirts,
which are Manufactured by he
.Ssdn,Strcsscs of Washington only,
TO be good fits and good work
manship. William IL. Faulkner
has 30 Washington seamstresses
constantly employed in making
shirts, the demand for which has
] greatly increased since they have
been worn and tested by mem
bera of Congress and other citi-
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY


THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY, corner of Il and 10th
IA streets lsep l-tfl JAMES N0URSE.
STILL ANOTHER Of our most talented and
~ highly respectable citizens speaks for HAMrToNs
VEGETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE July 49, 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer d. Mo,obray Gentlemen: NV daugh.
ter having been afflicted for than year with the
spinal disease and having tried every remedy that
prescribed by some OF our best physicians without afford
ing her any apparent relief, fortunately advised
by friend TO try bottle Of DIR. Hamptons Vegetable
Iincure which relieved her of her pain in less than
tweniy-ionr hours am pleased TO say that since she
gaining strength which attribute entirely to the
alive properties of this medicine. believe If it
more extensively used 1t would do good in the
mova OF such diseases incident to the human family than
what is usually prescribed.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ROBERT KERR,
Principal Western II. II. School
Call and get pamphlet and certificates of wonderful
For sale by MORTIMER & MowBRAY, $40 Baltmor,
street, General Agents.
Also by O. stott 4 Co., Washington, D. c.
Joseph Mofett, 7th st. Il.
r.. s. 7. Cissell, Georgetown.
jy 16-3mif c. @. Berry, Alexandria, Va
JOSEPH WIMsATT,
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, & LIQUORS,
Cor. Of Transatlantic Auenue and Thirteenth street,
may 70 WASHINGTON Cry, d. Q. day
Old Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fresh Foreign
Fruits, Comestibles, etc.,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES 7. LLOYD,
Psnnsypania Avenue, doors east Of Fifteenth street.
may lily
G. II. VAN PATTEN, M. D.,
Surgeon Dentist,
Office Br0ton's Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
Charges New York and Philadelphia prices and guaran
ties his work to be equal to any done in those cities
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

Second story, Old Medical College, corner of e
and Tenth Streets.
rINHE duties of our Institution will be resumed Mon
Il day, September LIST, ensuing. Circulars may be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores of Austin Gray Taylor Maury,
and r. Farnham; of ourselves, of and Tenth
streets JAMES NOURSE,
au 14-d2m JOS. HARVEY NOURSE.
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The first number Of this paper may be expected TO ap
pear early in August and it is desired that those who
disposed to further its great Objects by their patronage
should indicate their wishes before that time Orders
communications addressed post paid TO Gurley Good
oe, will receive immediate attention.
r. R.GURLEY,
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TAYLOR a MAUHY, Booksellers and
i Stationors, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th
street have constantly hand full assortment o
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER OF every variety, for sale at New York prices
au 22-tr
INPIscoPAL Prayer-books.
Ia Catholic Prayer-books.
Methodist Hymn books
Unitarian Hymn books.
Presbyterian Iiymn-books
Baptist Hymn-books. In every variety.
TAYLOR MAURY,
June 25-u booksellers. near 9th street.
A LII Of Harper Brothers Publications.
IA All OF Appleton's Publications.
All OF Putnams Publications.
Little Browns, Boston; and all books published in
the United States.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 2S-u Booksellers, near 9th st.
DULED LETTER PAPER at 81 rs ream.
III Ruled Foolscap Writing Paper at ST. rs a ream.
Good Envelopes at 81, 81 %, and 81 so thousand.
Steel Pens at 25 CENTS so cents and rs cents gross
Small Wrapping Paper at rs cents ream.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
June 2o-u Book and Stationery store, 9th st.
DRAPER AND TAILOR
M LILLIAN TUCKER, late of the firm of Lane q
w Tucker, Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
merous friends and the public generally, having just
opened very large and extensive assortment Of French
and English Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs, selected by
himself with great from the most extensive import
ing houses of New York and Philadelphia, all of which
will be sold at the lowest cash price and the reputation
of his Establishment is sufficient guaranty to all who
may honor him with their patronage Of the style in which
his garments will be executed.
N BI shall be ready in ten days to show Of the
handsomest styles hathay been offered
in this city. sep 20-3taw3w
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JAMES w. SHEAHAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at LdD,
DRACTISES in the Courts of the District and prose-
cutcs claims of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress.
1E Office and residence 2lst street, two doors north
al H. lift
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RNABE GEHLE, Manufacturers
ggsTl1l-HS Nos. T. 6, S, O. and IL Eutaw street Bal
n u RI N timore. New tributes to the excellence
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A. ZAPPONE.

Teacher and Translator Of French, Spanish and Italian
(The Classics taught also, If required)
A FEW PUPILS may be instructed on the Guitar
IA Glasses of gentlemen meet at his room on Pennsyl
yania avenue, north sde between Sd and AZ streets
Pupils will be accommodated at their residences also.
sep 15-u
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EDUCATIONAL.
DELAWARE COLLEGE

VNHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION win be re-
il sumed on the 10th Of October. In the Scientific
School, connected with the College, young men in
advance Of academies enjoy facilities in preparing
for practical life.
In the Mercantile Department thorough business edu-
cation may be had.
In the Agricultural Department special attention is
given to agricultural chemistry.
There Is also Teachers Department, ana Depart
ment of Modern Languages.
Newark Academy opens the same day, Goth octo-
ber Applications for admission should be made early
Term bill S75 For circulars containing full information
address Rev. w. s. H. GRAHAM,
sep 6-2aw4mW&Sl President Of the College.
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A THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY, corner of and 10th
"a streets. sep l-tfl JAMES NOURSE.
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Departed-Thomas Jefferson, Frances, Chs.
Arthur, William, Albert and E. J. Neale
The packet-boat Belle will arrived this even
ing. ELECTRO.
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T.. ~, ana has yna sscs bss- hsard froHA
vessl a1d esrgo Essrsd rssrs 90 80, =. = --s.~,
-, Co.. -. h sh- mnst tass bsse -, ~
ssrJoHu sErar4-Tss shP Jon sJ'nN 80 - "a
Soy - To- v-rpn b hgt1 ~ -
A.. f1fh ne A. IN sc "a AN At ah"at - y =,
40 tor .. o. b-iEsn d.cis Nea p ~ y pes n - "A
- ~. an r.t rsar but h. ha- &c srfe -
var roy al matt hst snd tse Hn 49, ,s 4
49, - -srt hstuesu Aoaf BE pumps Paes-o
go ou, ab.t ~ fore CHAINS the safoafi SOS
pIanls 0ur1e an5 aiso nut % TO ne 80, = $1,000
60 n 49,. nusfn persnhs- 90 - -e-irra AZ
Az. 30 hs hss tssa Zoe b. eest ume ~ $50, \,
~. .rbs N he a-ritsat 5o-h nate Hefe ietIy
s.tf - = .t.,,,.l rr8 ue ut t-sn So 20 si--p
70 ,,h =, a. N ue eshu zuee. you ray 70 - - -
I'm .ut b o. Ant fhe rett ni Ne tel -. :
rftss ou che trsfe ier~afd o. - h.--- Ar' .
,t,v.r+ 3, .. n c.tt e.. snd oh1ftrE ief 81
49, 80 ,rrred a. Warn, RI % tho i1il Tom
49,, ~ n al ~ Is o- sar-d .s'- rt, =.
ne. ~ her ban ems. ard cn1 pefef ~ GU
,arr.5a vas ra 10y mast sprule pa''l' 40 '
n khss ~ hoe tte hoh. ..-,-.. -.
tr, ~ a., rs.s-e NJ. -rsct O. sch Va Bs10a 80
1f.H ~ M ~ I'D sAf1 OF ~
p. - Allu6s Woo. fr1n Sosirn nr = 'a'a
hst pFur who're ssst ~ % Hsoa",E mn 49,.
p,,.e .. an h. rh Of Ant has gcas 70 eeea
Grew nvsd Il q said shs 80 not osnfed-
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA Jan Is-Arr BIZ brig Jane, McMonags, coaEa
is 81; Philips Wade stport Calhoun Case Soslon
ca b. brig P I Nsyms, Bodoie siJohn NIB. ,,
BOsTON Jan l-A ship Psterhoa Goam, sOrssns saTk La
ns Keen NOfean. schs Lucy White. Torey Nosos Casssg
Har.ng az. Tos Hodgnau dol Harriet, Sargent, Feier
cksbuT Emsrad Bacon Rappahsun ca Eastern Light SMITH an
fsws g. simeon Bat.r Ho-s Yanc Keller Machias ho'na
Foster Portland EYors Berry Hovs Porsnd snip Mans I'M
Wtbcaf new clipper OF salem tuns John Lothrop Nfo
bars Palestine ESgs Valparaiso and mat Crusoe WinAa n
bee sas Franc eco; Knight Penne toane, sp.Ilaa
ProyucstoWn bg Frederic Crosby Leghom Nova SCOTIA nl
Mckenzie HALIFAX TorceIo Atwood BuckP 70 load e Ouoa
Ocean Baltimore packet sold for waer stephen sears Oh
Provncetown; schs Teazer lBr) Banks Ae y, "a
Phnrey Charleston Sailed brig Hsi'r bar lyrnsh'pj PIG "a
BALTIMORE brig yconas, Brown sc6s
Cndea scul scul franklin. La; Diamond, Davis hfohi
Smith, 49,, NYork CD bark RAINBOW, Gator no 9e Jau79
market bugs Nancy. Patterson Falmouth JAM NINA
Charleston. sch Pawn Miller Ponce PR Cou er krHn Wtnns
ton Nc Osprey, Robinson Wsshmgton NC Soea nue
NYork Watson. spague. NHaven Columbia hasPp %
San francisco Cynthia Rogers and Scotia Hubbard no os
and Nancy, Patterson, Falmouth JAM all Tow oil tue 'oA
CHARLESTON Jani9-Arsp Lech comerco. Zausta BARGE
sch Memphis Shell Baltimore CD MI sch Edwin faffh nu
FAII RIv r. jan Arr sioop James Goham. Nichols New
Sid Henry Bltnors shop Isaac Borden Dun
MOBILE, Jan s-CH Br ship Pursuit Wilson Liverpool osrt
Mandarin Robbins, NYo sch Ls Roy Powell Baltimore Arr snip
Elizabeth Hamilton Jones Ne. Ysk org samsoa whseleI DO
passed here this afternoon ats 49, rapid style going al the rate OF
NEW ORLEANS. JAM -cj steamship Martin Hoffman, Smith
ships Georgs Evans, coulad Havre Sea King Gray
Liverpool wa Mobile Spanish Minerva Urze Barcelona brig
Cs Graves Boston, sch Tallahassee West Marks Arr sch
sPW Jss iS@ErT schs l. II mensrsou Asn.. from
jobs Whte, from DO for do; Victory,
Crarcs Georgetown DC; Susan, Hon from Virginia;
SLwBURYPoRT Jan IS SID ship Edward ns~ tunsl Bray,
NORFOLK Jan l5-Arr brig Marcsus Mayhem New YoLi sch
Samuel J Williams Forester sYork CID org Lucy spear.
ROBBINS SD brig EIabsth Watt for Cardenas
sch Delphi, Edndge, for West Indies. -
REWBERE, Nc-Au Jas o. sch lone HItck NYork Cleared
lone, Hsrtck DO
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Ar.Ivsrroo Jan l. steamship Arctc New YORK. schoodack
Hrdoo Quebecj 3Oth Robert Puord Calcutta
Erin 60 Bgh NOeus Goth Guy hanneng New fort Csstan
81 JOHN, NIB; Hope NOrlsans
SD from DO Dec ship Luther Mobile Nathaniel rhsmp
Orleans 1s Boston, James Brown, PhsdsPha 5'1h
Iverpoo Dec s0Tbs States Rights hence YORK which
put Qusenstown with loss Of opmA &C. has returned to u
port ia tow Of the steamer Nimod
The Jessie, for Savannah, has put back leaty
London, JaH Entered inward faVoute New 1ori Transit
Scotia Patrick Bsury and Ocasn Queen from New
Entered Outward James Valparaiso aud Lanai D"sh1 fn
Havre Dec 3l-A Chaemsgue New Orleans s7t james Ed
ward do: 26th james Gray Chasoni 18th William Tell hfor
Sailed Dec Robert United States Rsam New foIk Bavaria
Corurna Dec 1.-THE hurcans prevailed "a this
the 18th Tie Adelaide from Bristol Tor $; Vneeai
totally Beach Of the sssargo
Mrs DoTe and child and passenger drowned
Dublin Dec 3OIhs COuLtes OF Durham, IRON CArih of Cal
lorna the 2Oth lat 49, Ion 10 W. with oss OF
buw &c AID boats stove by he Sarah arrived here
boats sA tle Russian tbp Furst MenshsOa Capt Lsleu,
from Rchebuoo, with lumber Tor orders.
Gavesend Dee 2Ar Kate from Cuba Dec 81 arr Dublin AID
Favorie New Nork.
Glasgow Dec sIle Lady Of the LAKE. which
from uebec her beam endsthrsw overheard Of
cargo had her decks swept with other damage huraus
Rsmsate Dec so-Ths Emerens, (Ae Anterson) from New
Hull with tupeo here yesterdays had her decks
swept Of December and with loss Of aud chan
having zen N the Geo Sands during the morning
strouss Dec 3oThs Salisbury Young from Stockholm ior
Yors has put back with cargo hied must dlscharge
scb Dec The Nespe from 81 Johns Newfoundland arrived
here Dec with decks swept loss Of buwrs aud hui damag
having thrown beam ends during gale from ssw 70
Por Isaac tBornwaD Dec s6-Pah Of stern name board
Messeug engraved the vowel aud painted yellow and other small
pareny short the wate have bsea picked up and
brought ! here THE morning
Waterford Dec 76The James Moran from Liverpool for RIO ia
nero which put here essrdy, with pumps checked, &c
poFtsd 10 aAkY
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Ry telegraph.

BOSTON milan BAN Cosare malta Nov 25th Saw Dec
lat Ion So bsrk Churchill from Aessna Boston
BARK hsosdons hoo"s brig KsoEa Aatanzas Jan ehr Ne
p South Carolina New Orleans; barts suhsna Smyrna
brgs uturs Vera cru1 Charles Henry, Tnndad hoates Car
Below h Ocean Wave Cap. Good Hope brig sOuthsras
BELFAsT Jan liar sch Bsauchanp SorfoH I4,b SD
Michigan, Havana
BRiSTOL Jan i7Arr brig Henry Marshall I'm Providence
ID leading for Havana sch Pugboy, Providence soop Thomas
Ha I'm Providence aa Tor NforE soOP Aaron Miller In Pro-
for Nlort.
ROcKLAED Jan liar schs Casnson YORK l4h Ivan.
zoe. Bros And Isaac Aehofn, New York
PORTLAND Jan l6Arr scbs Enbe aad csylon NorfOh ca
brig X bsrua, Cuba
kEW BEDFORD Jan lo-sld sch CorusIa New York
NEWPORT. Jau 6A ship Shelter in Bath ior Ne~ forK
Boston for Norfolk Edward DO
60 Hsn. IN Pal RIVER for Batmors Jones, I'm MachAs Jr
NV ork lsaes Botioa for DO; susan Chase I'm Eo and al
vessels previously reported
Ths ship shsis I'm Bath for New Yort dpnug
night Wind M.
!a ian brs P,sPsc from JAeI'0avs for so.'ou sch Yam
be. fm Norf5k Tor Prov
FALL RIyER Jan 5Arr sch Asehsne Phlassphis wa Ru.
sell NsWlork.
PROVIDENCE Dan l6Au sehs Nan NBsr Delaware City,
Moses Brown, Philacephia
SD sch Lydia Arr. New York.
N0RFOL LIZ Jan oA Br bRk rcn 81 Thomas, supposed
Newton l. below bound
ca bsrl Jane Gsno Sr' An Elizabeth and PnHOss for IVES,
BsI John Farnhan om City Point for Psruanbscs and sch
Milton TN Baltimore for the West lni Yesterday
MOBILE Jan is-Cd bark hGndArn EYork ship Elizabeth,
Nrork-
SIN ed barb Jouardsn NYort; brig WAshbston Bostsn
SANAksAH, Jan l4-Arr sch HAns Halsck, New Yot. CD
barb Bsnng a Brothers, New fork
CHARLESTON, Jan l4-Ch sch hTaylsr Nev rofk
NORFOLK. Jaa ia Be bark fcn s. Tkoma Supposed the
Newton, Il below, bound up.
cssre Jane Gsno Sg u sassh Prcse for IVES;
lsee eark jobs Fanhsm City Pof for Pefnab1coi and IA
haon BslpHoIe or wndiss went TO yesterday. wsa,ls
clear ard pleasant
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Arrived.

Royal NAL steamship Asa Juaks, Liverpool Jan g. u NJ nd
Bart (of BaeksPorl Ross Bermuda 50 d. vine 70
Tompson The perenced heavy weather on the
Bsrs Marian (o PhaI LovsTy nOneveo 40 d. hides horn
b. barI Eovsi Wallace Psuambuco 80 d. sugar Snow
Norv bari Petersen Holm iienbug 90 d. IRON TO
Brs Mss1so ssar,eor Nichols sssua er'nde 10 DE- asa
Norw brig Fordsnssod Ge,dns Aessns - s oranges snd
Beecher Draper Dsyn the vessel 70 selnat
Brg Rosanna B sPonase st Kit" 70 d. loO Dds san |"
snS ISs osI, Sawyer Darsp de-. yellow pine to H Roten-
Bnr wsr BOn. of orhpston Hone Savannah d'' yso"
Big HsJt Cuts Port Price mdss = os AFsrrs The
~ 40 Dolt Halifax rs 10 d. fish and crsnbsrrss
Belly snhers macAa Tie has experienced heavy weather.
Br seb Losdon Hilton canso, rs rs d, fish to
Bur ham S4h e lat 4S IS lon o 20 sIpersSesa
lasted fs days On The morning Of ID: am soon ae e
stanchons cuddy aso caused The 10 leak consider
was ansrwsrd carried nvsy entirely for Halifax Dis
tss where she arrived the 2h and renamed there days
Sch uhs Hsl.eL new $50 tunsl Smith, Broothaven L.
gsIeS over Nj = 1870 feet breadth Of bsam an depth hold
10Y r. cabin accommodations for 50 PS's'Oss
Sch Di.rsicR. Atwood Boston bound to Va
h 5 ei aSa..a nsw. Fs9S ss d m Gibraltar
Sch MargSrst Wssism, Petersburg : d, mds.
Sch Ann Mara, Jones Eewbsrn, NC ids Ha'a stores TO
Sch DEBORAH Robbins Washington NC d. naval stores to R
Sch Emily Hull -, Nsvbe NC d', naval stores, &C, to R
splth. Charleston de- cotton and nee TO L
McCresdy WSN
was passed au rugged brig, sunk atonrs topmast
and tonga lsnimast Of water calls her yards
Sch APancost G Wheaoa, johnson, Phlla, Dc. coal
Sch Lsvn jams Ksschum RPPahannock River oysters bound to
NHaver.
Sch John Harris JermaIn, Phls. 2 d., oysters
Sch Mail Bstswoh, Pokomoke2 ds, oysters bound to New
Haven.
Sch selthan h Hannah, English, Phla, coal.
Sch Charles Henry Darling RaPPah'nno RIVER oysters bound
70 FHsven.
Sch George Jones' Locke Savannah d. cotton, &C to
l. Demll
Sch Hester Nckerson; Milton, De-, de, corr 20 B \ FoI
Sch George 4 In ly Salem PermOnt, hidss
BELOW-Bsrk Msn 20 from BordsauI also lumber load
bugs.
sAIfED-shp York Thompson for Haye Amsranth, Bah
son Francisco Atlantic Lamb Anwerp Hadsoni Doans Gs
cow Hero GTh KOreans barks Grafton Ballard Endssi AEof
Chapman Marsees Peter De Hovey Savannah Brothers,
Ward Ponce bn Phura Thatcher Savannah Arve 0orbsm
Curscon others
w, and fresh
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The above statement shows the rapid advance In the
prices of Cemetery Lots and will bear investigation from
persons wishing 10 invest money. We therefore call the
attention OF capitalists both large and small TO this sale
"a. Churches and Societies are respectfully invited to
attend his sale affords them opportunity to provide
themselves with Burial Places seldom met with as they
viii have the privilege Of selecting any number OF Lo"
contiguous. ,.., -,
N B.-stsges run 70 the Cemetery over beautiful plank
road from Jersey City Ferry at lot A. NJ q TO Al p NJ,
daily We respectfully invite the public TO visit grounds
and we feel satisfied they Will be pleased.
The Company has very liberal charter which VIII per
petnAte these grounds forever a burial place.
ADRIAN Ii. MULLER, Auctoneer, WaI-sl
Law PASSED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-"Ih Inc IRE
sidenI called up Ordinance presented by him some Tune
since prohibiting nermenIs in the City OF New Ork sonh
OF a6lhst or any burial ground vault except In pr
vata vAults camafsss existing under penay IN
each case $780, to take effect on the let day OF May 8o
nor shall any burial ground hereafter be established
within the city and county of NewHork Adopted by the
following vote The Presden Assistant Aldermen Juason
Haley, Mccarthy Bovce Barr, Webb, Ackermen, Crane,
Francis Smith Ssmmis Sands, Ward, Rogers Dean and
AiVord."
The sales viii be continued, of which due notice win be-
given in the daily papers. JHd
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sem. IA $50; Twist do 1884; Glmps, do, 4e5;
Tea sdo EESs1. 40 co. Pc c Sss: a9 e
- 81 s do, 1889 T0'G, 1874 packages valued at
. & fisi ..,v,.e,u,,, o, r.,
,.. ,lss packages, sz22o47; Handkerehiefs, IS DO,
~ is do 1866; Linen and Cotou, SO do zlI45i
Thread 90, 1914; Braids 2do 9oei booons 90, 80,
a,beT Of Flax do 2s Total S8' page
valued Al sz74TS42 ,..,
e,,.w Goods GIG "a .ksees ss5i4; Artificial flowers,
Sc u do. ash; Embroideres 10 do $685. Millinery,
CO. O7s Collars, cus Sc DO 49, SIay Vas yS a.
tngs DO 28; Hose do, 1851 Leather Gloves = 40
23sss KID Gloves 5do 1880: Gloves, DO 90 susPea-
ders DO ee6 Garters. do co., B1ttons Il 90, 4s l
Ola il757 oil CloIh IS do 1857. Tota, Ss9 pigs and
rolS: valued at sSS,5os.
Withdrawn from Warehouse
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL; - ,
Woolens packages e33l8; Cloths, 40 ~s'y} No" I
teds DO S26l CoIIon and Wors,ed, y CO Slgs Lls
ters do lsO5 Serges, do S9l Shawls 90 os5 fira
nels do 52 Blankets do 39l Hose, do, TO 10
TAI IA pkgs valued al $22,759.
Coons 2s2 packages $62698; ColoIed Cottons . 40
el22; Prins Is DO, 1885; Ginghams DO SIsI Masins
cbe. DO 7io yeyets DO 255 Nankins 10 do, 779i
Hosiery 81 do 1851 Cords 800, 5Ioi olnei -
OF Cotton, Il do, 6,76S Total 40 PACKAGES 'Nu01 -
MANUFACTURES OF SILK. 49,
silks packages 90 so; Crsvats 90 9oOa; Sam,
dSnnss, do, 49, SIX and Worsted do 2ls2; SILK and
Cotton do 49, SIX and Linen 90, ,46s Servings, l
pRgs; valued al $26 rs.
MANUFAcruREs OF FLAX.
Loens 1T packages, S2lses Linen and Cotton, 10 DO
sou; Lusters, do $685. handkerchief 5do. l54 Thread
do, S69. Totol 1853 pkgs; valued at $N,1e.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods, 16 packages $3.50; ARTIFICIAL Flowers
do 1885, Neyets do, $50; Shaws b do, 10 Leatne
Gloves do LIS; Carpetng, do 78li Twlne, 90, Az
| Total, 80 pkgs; valued as$l6,6lS.
Entered for Warekousing.
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL. 80. ,,,
Wooens, 2 packages, $2o63; Cloths, 90 lofo HoIs
teds do, 3l8; Cot and WOrsed 81 do ZOOyOi queen
Cloth DO 0Ol Lustres, do, 2i92; Drap dEte 90
$50; Vestipes, do, 307; Fannes DO 636i Hosiery
| 90, 1863. Total, IA pkgs; valued al Sii,Oll.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON -
Cottons, 26 packages $5O476; Coored Coitoos 10 40
3042; Prints, 81 do 1916; Ginghems. DO, 8o5i MUS
Inns II do 1881 Lawns, 10 do, LAO Hsndkercneis y
do 730 Unbeached Cloth, do, l,T5O; Hosiery ii 40
! 5,Z72 Total 453 pigs; valued at $78,95O
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
siks packages Si,J78 Saiins, ! DO, wi Damask
DO 1888; Grape Sh6wls do 3503 Pongees, ~ DO io|<
| Poplins DO 95l SILK and WOrsed do, 5O8i Hosiery
DO 4l57; Servings do, 1888 Raw, 216 do 29O51; ohe
manufactures Of SIX IS DO 45S9 Total 35o pigs Vauel
al $55,ss5.
| MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
Linens "A packages S2994 Linen and Cotton, 90 80
Laces do ,o37 Thread, do, 5S7 other msluacture
of Flax, Is do 639 Total 90 pkgs; valued at S2l SZ
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods, 81 packages, $685. Emoroideresi 90
1901; Cords, do, 1923; Tapestry and Velvet Carpenng
| &c do, 1851 Total, 90 pigs; valued at S2O,637.
/ 4pfTTrt aTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-18
ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER. Auctoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A VIII

n AbLE LUU NM hEoIDENLE Al AUUIION.-
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell al Auction on
THURSDAY Feb. 49, 1851. al Il o'clock. al the MER-
CHANTS EXCHANGE, 70 ths hi CHEST bidder tho follow.
ing valuable property. VIZ.
valuable FARM situated the head Of Huntington
Harbor Longlsand, containing p Of and Ia high
stale Of cultivation about onefourth IN good timber aud
with good apple orchard pears pums and small irut in
abundance; or this Yarn a inc water prospect with f.
eles Tor hshing and cunning The Farm about IS miles
from the city Of New-York communication three times
day By Railroad ard Seamboa. the said city and within
one mile Of four Churches, Academy and POstO ce the
house Is good twoslOry dwelling house having rooms
ana kitchen, with pump Of excellent near he
door; there IS also barn. caragehOuse and other
ouhoUses al IN good repair For further parucu hrs apply
TO he Aucnonee1, Broad-st or on tie premises. OF
ia ltieOd&eidF DANIEL OAKLEY.