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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
BALTIMORE MARKET.
ArGrsT 40. 1851.

AUGUST ~, 1901.
GRAIN.-U 1eat-The supplies of the week have
been rather limited, and the market has exhibited
tendency to an improvement in prices, but with
the exception Of an occasional parcel of prime
quality, bought at two or three cents higher, for
mer rates have pretty uniformly prevailed The
sales of good to prime reds have generally ranged
from 70 to IS cents per bushel, and occasionally
parsels of prime in superior condition have been
taken at II and IS cents. The sales of good to
prime whites have ranged from IS to so cents, and
for choice parcels 80 cents have been paid.
Cora-On Wednesday, i'll consequence of scant
supplies, the sales of white were at 5Sa60 cents :;
sales of yellow at 54a55 cents. To-day sales of
white making at 5Sa60 cents, and Of yellow at
55a56 cents.
Oats-Are in short supply, and We quote to-day
at 30a36 cents.
GUANo.-Sales from stores at SAG per ton of
1000 lbs, for Peruvian, where less than 20 tons
are taken and S45 for larger parcels We quote
Patagonan at SS per long ton, for lots of SO tons:
and at S36as36 per short ton for smaller guam
titles. The import this week is $50 tons from
Peru.
ToBAcco-The demand fer Maryland Tobacco
this week has been limited and the transactions
are confined to small lots within the range of quo
tations, viz
Inferior Maryland S4a4 IS common S5a6
good common S6a7 brown S7aS; and fine
brown So a 10.
Tobacco from the upper parts of Maryland is
less inquired for, and holders have been compelled
to submit to decline in order to effect sales We
correct quotations to correspond with the pre-
sent state of the market, viz =
Tails or tips, S4a6; seconds S6a9 red S6a14;
and fine yellow SEALS.
According to late letters received from the To-
bacco regions of Ohio, the appearance of the grow
ing crop is very discouraging.
The inspections ofthe week comprise 1859 hhds
Maryland, 6l6 hhds. Ohio, and hhds. ky,-total
l, 1854 hhds.
The total inspections this year are 28.442 hhds.
against 81 1853 hhds. to the period last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
KEEPING CooL.-The Montgomery Ad-

KEEPING CooL.-The Montgomery Ad-
vertiser and Gazette, secession paper
winds up notice of the result of the cleo.
ton for Congress in that district with the
following consolalory paragraphs:
"But we feel like the fellow who stump
ed his toe-he was too big to cry, and il
hurt so ID bad he couldn't laugh. So We
will jus. lay down our pen for the presen,
and take to excissorising murders, fires and
Cuban revolutions"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

LAND WARRANTs-We learn from the
Washington Republic That The whole num-
Der of land warrants already issued under
the &C. Of the 2Slh of September, 1850, is
thirty-eight thousand five hundred and forty
five, and that the Clerks in The Pension or
flee are now engaged upon the cases pre-
sen.ed from the 25lh to the 3Oh of Deem
Der. 1850.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
OBITUARY.

Died, on Wednesday, the 9th ult., EDWIN
FLETCHER, son of CHARLES W. BARNES, age
9 months and Is days.
Dearest oherub thou hast gone
Where sin and sorrow ne 'er can reach thee,
And amongst that happy throng
In Heaven, the voice of Mother greets thee.
Yes, brother too is there,
And sister dwells in Heaven above,
They with thee the crown doth wear,
And share Saviour's everlasting love.
II I.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

With the exception of few isolated cases
OF the dysentery, our county (ssys the ST.
Mary's Beacon is quite healthy a, this time
We are prudent, however, and don't halo.
not being out of the woods vet. There is
heavy growth Of vegetation upon the earth,
and when this begins to decay, there may
be some demand for quinine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The Democratic Convention which me,
al Hagers'own on Saturday last, made the
following nominations
For State Senator-Richard II. Alvey.
Hseers,own.
For House of Delegates-J.P P. Mayhuph.
Lelter~burg George Cushwa, CIearsprng ;
Jacob K. Martin, Boonsboro'; John Wolf.
WIIiamsPort; Daniel Wilmer, Cavelown.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
$4,000

From the different accounts of the grow
ing crops in the States il seems doubtful
whether ii will average more than the pre-
sen, crop. In the good crop years of 1912,
1913 and 1914, the average was over $780,
600 hogsheads in the States, at which time
there was less tobacco manufactured in the
States BY ten thousand hogsheads year.--
Louisville Journal, 4M
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

men had retired to small town in the
mountains, called Las Pozas, where they
had fortified themselves in the houses, tba,
they had there been attacked, and had re-
pulsed the Spanish troops three times, kill
ing and wounding Is officers besides large
number of men.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The Rockville Journal states that strenu.
Gus efforts are making in Montgomery to
get up the next Fair Of The county Agricnl.
,ural Society on an extended scale. The
display of implements end products is ex-
pected to be greater than on any former
orrasion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

DEATH OF Ex-Governor MCDOWELL.
The Hon. James Mcdowell, The distinguish
ed member of Congress from Virginia, IS no
more! He died at his residence near Lex
ington, Va, on the 9th ult. In his dea tn
not only Virginia but the whole Union loses
an accomplished gentleman, finished scho-
lar and sound patriot!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

CoNGREss-The Wings of the first fifteen
wards of the city of Baltimore, have nomi-
mated T. Yates Walcb, Esq. The Wings
Of Cumberland, Frederick and Washington
counties, have nominated J. Philip Roman.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The Patent Office has received from the
Paris agency Of international exchange a
great number Of specimens Of cereal grains,
grasses, &c, which are new, interesting and
promising 10 be valuable,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEP. 8, 1851.

THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND FAIR Of
the Charles County Agricultural Society
will be held in Port Tobacco on the Sc
eond Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
and 18Th Of November next. We are as
sured by what we have seen and heard that
the approaching Exhibition will fully come
up to, and probably surpass any which has
been held in our county before. Our far
mers have put their hands to the plough
and will no. look back. This is as i,
should be and, say we, s'God speed the
plough" The ladies, in their department,
will make brilliant display Of useful and
ornamental articles, which, as on former oc-
casions, will add interest and pleasure to
the exhibition. The Society is in flour
ishing condition, and is yearly increasing in
numbers and usefulness. The worthy Pre-
sideni, who has always been jealous in adj
vancing the interests of The Society, has late
ly added to the list Of members the names
Of number of gentlemen in Baltimore city,
as will be seen in the proceedings, in an.
other column. This accession is truly en-
couraging.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

TOBACCO CRoP OF VIRGINIA.-ThnlRiGih
mond Times, of MondaXGhnsek,.s 81
"Accounis from the southern portion Of
the State represent considerable improve
ment in the growing crop of tobacco, in
consequence of copious rains. 1t is not an
ticipaled that the crop will exceed that of
last year by considerable amount; large
portion Of it, however, must necessarily be
of Indifferent quality.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The Wings of Calvert county have nomi-
mated r. H. Hagner aud Thomas J. Graham,
Esqs, candidates for the House of Delegates.
They have also nominated candidates for
county Offices
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
NOTICE..

THOMAS F. BOWIE, Independent Can
l. didse for Congress, will address the
People Of Charles County at MIDDLETowN
on SATURDAY next, the 9Th inst.
Sept. 3. 1851
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The Hon. RICHARD J. BOWIE has been
re-nomina'ed by the Wing Convention oil
the first Congressional district, which reas.
sembled at Badensburg on Saturday last.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

The distance from Key West 10 the Moro
Castle a, Havana, is only eighty miles, and
il can be reached 10 steamer in about five
hours
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.-We
find in the Baltimore city papers of yes,er-
day, the following highly imporlan. telegra-
phic despatch:
SAVANNAH, Sept. l, IL 10 P. NJ.
The schr. Merchant arrived here to-day, with
Havana dates to the 23d of August Her news
is of intense interest and highly encouraging for
the Patriots. Since the 18th, Gen. Lopez and
his gallant army had encountered the Spaniards
in several contests in all of which the latter had
been defeated with very heavy loss
On the 18th battle occurred, in which Gen.
Emma, Commander-in-chiefo of the Queens forces,
was killed together with large number of officers
and men. Lopez is marching upon Havana at the
head of an army of 1900 or 1000 men, which is
daily receiving large accessions from the surround
ing country. The Spanish troops are completely
cowed by the frequent reverses which they have
sustained. Gen. Emma was buried with great
PomP in Havana on the Goth. The greatest ex-
citement and CONSERVATION prevailed in that city
as there were only 700 of the troops there, who
could oppose but feeble resistance
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

1--WE are authorized to announce Dr. WAL
TER F. BOARMAN as candidate to represent
the People of Charles in the next Legislature
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

TOBACCO TRADE-For the last several
years the increased operations of the .obac-
co manufacturers in the States is found 10
be over two thousand hogsheads annually.
The demand for the expor. trade has be-
come large.
The manufacturers require for their differ
ent uses, at the lowest esli-
mate, $4,000 hhds
Expor! trade require 10000
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishing to close his Books as
soon as practicable, respectfully and ear,
nestly requests all persons who have not settled
their accounts on said Books, TO come forward
indulgence will not be given nav
August 81. le5l-2m. WIN. IVA
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

I%The friends of VIM B. STONE insist up
on his being candidate for the Office of Judge
for the first Judicial Circuit.
August 9th, 1851.
Iyield myself to the wishes of my friends, and
respectfully announce myself as a candidate.
Sept. 3, 1851. WIN. B. STONE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

John H. B. La,robc, Esq, has been nom-
mated by the Wings of Baltimore, as can
didate for Commissioner Of Public Works,
for that des4rict.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

1--WE are authorized to announce Mr.. WILL
LIAM SMITH as candidate to represent the
People of Charles in the next Legislature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

FRosT.-There was frost in Cecil coun-
.y, Nd, on Wednesday and Thursday
mornings. The Democrat says it must have
damaged the buckwhest, which is now in
full flower.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
10000

The highest estimate of the crop in the
States this year, is:
Virginia, $4,000 hhds.
Maryland, $4,000
Western, including frosted, $4,000
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

SHAME !-"Treats" and "cock fights
seem to be the older Of The day in our coun-
ty. 1t is not unusual to hear of them COM
ing off almost daily, and they are generally
gotten up for electioneering purposes. Tha,
they draw off great many persons from
useful occupations at home, and have ten
dency to debase the morals Of those who
participate in them, is lamentabIy true
Some men, however, TO gain their selfish
ends, scruple not to encourage such base
practices. Cock fighting is what we had
hoped never would be revived in our coun-
,y-but so it is, and this is the s'improve-
ment in moralso that we were TO have un-
der the new Constitution We are told tina
our government stands upon the moral SEN
timenls Of the people-if so, is j, patriotic
to be found giving countenance TO the very
agents that will eventually destroy these
moral sentiments? Let those answer who
while they seek favor Of the people, are
doing that which will destroy the best in
teresls Of society.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

FLLABUsTERs, is term not generally
understood, but New Orleans paper which
gives the definition, says: cit was familiar
" used in the French and other languages,
as descriptive of class of adventures of
all nations, who during the last half of the
seventeenth century, infested the West India
Islands and the coast of Central America for
the purpose of piracy, and who were in Eng
lish more commonly called Buccaneers
The term was derived from the Spanish
name M light-boat, called fly boat, yes
sci then in common use in the West Indies"
1t is now said that Liebeg has given up
ammonia and guam" and is riding bis hobby
hard for mineral manures.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

OFFICE SEEKERs.-l. is stated that ,hs
New Constitution has brought into the fiel.
at least one thousand candidates for office il
the State Of Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

CUBA AND THE SoUTH.-The Richmond
Wing takes decided grounds against the an
nexa,ion of Cuba, as being (apart from all
other objec,ions) measure full of mischief
to Southern interests. The large sugar pro-
duc,ion of the island, it says, would break
~ ,ha, interest, in the South The Charles
ton Mercury, secession organ, opposes the
acquisition on the ground of its drawing off
slaves from the presen, Eastern slave States
of the Union, finally abolishing slavery in
those States, Mary land, Virginia, Sc, and
weakening the numerical force of the South
| in Congress, as Cuba would, Of course, con-
silue but one State. 1t thinks, also, that
there should be some other country than
the U. S. sustaining the institution of slave
nv, by way of keeping US in counenance,
we suppose. 1t was the New Orleans True
Della with whom these ideas generally orr
ginaled at the South.
LIEUT.. HENRY RODGERS, U. S N, Com
mander of the Falcon steamer, is, the New
York Sun is informed, a native of Maryland;
son of Commodore John Rodgers, U. S.
N, who, after distinguishing himself at the
blockade Of Tripoli in 1904, the siege Of
Tuns in 1905, and throughout the war of
1912, rs. died at the head of the naval SER
vice, in 1888. Lieut.. Henry Rodgers was
mdshipman on board The Somers. through
the trying and perlous scenes which, under
| Captain Mckenzie, resulted in the execution
of Mdshipman Spencer and two seaman, al
the yard arm and the one who translated
the manuscript, in Greek, found in The era
va, of young Spencer, on his examination.
! He is known to be an officer of more than
ordinary frmness, discretion and foresight
Tia, he would have promptly resented the
Spanish outrage upon the Falcon, had he
| had the means on board, there is no man
ner of doubt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Society adjourned.
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b BUTLER. Auetioseer.
HNI-R \ITIf II T. -puhGe Adn,iniStrafor'S

u SalcNil Pc sold ~ suction "Wednesday the lth.
and Thursday. the i-th Jun. INST a. ot o'clock 4 NJ At
No - Walker street West Rroslwav the Household
furniture llrrarv Pantngs Siaius and Silver ware ot
James ScDmxeorr. deceased. comprising Wilton CARPETS
and kugS Ingram tar3etS Mahogany and Cane sea- Chrs
Pier Glasses, Sofas hshsgss Extension Table Mahogany
Tea Tables, French Relsleaal>. Mattresses and Beidng
Center Tables. Marble Top Sale R0sr DO NaShstanis,
Solar and Hall LaErS on Cloth MShoany WARDROBE and
Earb'cop Bureaus. Crockery aRd Class Ware Snd gen.
tcc and complete assortment - Household and hltcAoo
Furniture Also. Mahogany Book Case, containing a
valuable lbrar II choice books Also, l>gC cslecton
of OF Pam ngS ~ masters Also. Silver Ware.
consisting OF Tea Pot. Sugar Bowl Nk up and Tray, one
antique Cream Pot. Trac Tes Dessert Mustard and salt
Spoons Table Forks Sugar roxss Fish Cheese and Butter
Knives, Soup. Gravy and To-day ladies' Y agate handle
Silver Tea KnNes - do Foyks. Qold Watches. Got
Cham. Opera Glass. SpecAces. Seals Silver mounted
Flutes, Sc &c Statue Of Shskspeare, cut ffol solid
stone fun SIZE, cost Sft0 lmporte). RcvoVerS, Pistols
and Ride Cots The Lhiart Silver Ware, OIL Paintings
and statue ~ be sold on THURSDAY he i2h instant Ca
talocucs az sale. JAMES : THANER.
leT3t Public Administrator.
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ANTHONY ! BLgscsEE, Auchoneer
MPRON ED PROPERTY on BROAD

WI NV RI IlNOI I'm on DhOAD-
u WAY al arction. without reserve on TUESDAY next,
June ", a the hour II Hocnck, ~ the Merchants En
changcA me snd nearly three story frame HOUSE,
including brick basement thoroughly hut Of the very best
otmatcrals TN roVf blinds 60 windows sc and contains
some seven or e-h Vel flushed apartments together With
two valuable lots Of ground attached the entire fronting
the above valuable thoro ghsI the Booua de DAD.
between Eighty thd and Eighty fourth streets. centra
block and point nearly h,Rgng the Hudson river.
u Sht MID 10 seo h pesnN deSrouS Ot purchasing re-
science Al rSlcc able, convenient and vol aha
A. Investment FIR money mlc capital there not IN
tie city safer While PAYNE interest The outlay.
there part ~ the city where property faster rising IN
value Possession can Dee purchaser. TITLE mex
cponahe o WI en-, and further particulars, apply ~ the
auctloreer, ANlHONNJ bLEeCkER, office ltroadst.
NeW-l0k. \ h y Siters can view the house. &c each
d1y from n until oClock. icl2 IT,
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as COOK. Washer and lroner; by a re-

~ .,,rt-ll, Y.une Wouan M Q prvatc flrllly Is \
rod ISok md an excellent Washer aad lroner The -
Q. CITY reference gwen Call n % Haiu1efs St for
three DAYS, second door, front room jel2u IT,
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NOLDING NlLL-ASsiguee'S sale of
" steam BOILERS Englac ana Bedding materials II aae
uon JAMES COLI VII sell On TUESDAY, June n. 81
IL cocN the premises Nos "a srd les Ashngcns st
BROOKLYN. formerly known As the kro0k,n MolGng NIL,
al ae BrcNs. remaining iron, the LAKE Gre Also, the
Steam Engine % = horse power. made by sunlon anoat
two wears an two BE- le, injured b Tie sad nre-
Terms cash or the dsy of sale
Bibe gucdS must BE- removed IN enc week nun the
tav 0f sale ell 81 EDWARD WHITE. Assignee.
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4 Lseams,ros,, must cut and IT, Also, Pro'estan
cook for the country Apply l8 GraudSt, where the
hes Of stuatlons can ALWAYS be procurct. lel2 ~
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MORTGAGE. Foreclosure Sale Of

Al wv hANE Il. - ufCCiOSufc Ddlc vi
I'VE valuable Real Estate Dean-st, IN the CItg Of
BroOkl hy order Of tar supreme Court undor the direc
If Hodges Shenh Ut the County Of kIngs, POSI-
tiyelyon MONDAY June 49, 1851 AZ ~ o'clock ~ noon, ~
the Brooklyn Exchange, 22 fultonst, IN the CITY OF
Brooklyn those four certain Lots Of Land situated on
the SOlthery side u Dean s., N the CITY n brooklyn,
commencing point distant one hundred and twenty Feet
mig thence Westerly from the said point IN direct line
SAID Dean-st eighty feet thence sonthefY AMI parallel
with Amhst aforesaid hundred feet thence parallel
with Desn.st aforesaid e.sy feet thence NOrhefy 10
direct line one hundred feet 10 Dean-st aforesaid 70 the
place Of beginning be the sad dime nslOns less
together nth the four usfshed modern butt three story
brick buildings thereon NTH Easements AMI under cellars,
built 10 the best manner and aiDs. completed zach house
being twenty feet 'front.' aud ~ Dty ieet deep Ihc
whole % be sold together, separately II desired Ihs
title Il Indis putsble. JelO W.
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AZ NNINII = III I4.---lIIN pIIoVH NV :
ing steamboat not drawing q feet ~ water
hear of good chance for Ferry by calling az
Lafarge Buildings. zc9 Broadway el2 81
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TT!E NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

yoE osIiroRNIA, OREGON ASD TIRE SANDWICH IsLASDs,
4 yuslshod On the departure Of each MAI Steamer for
chAges. Price c. cents per copy.
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
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X c. KEMP Auetlsneer.
IMP MIL RI -I.arge and PeremptOry

EURNITU RE.-Large ana feremptofy
sale II Cabinet Furniture, oeinz he entlre 49, %
ST. Ceorge ASST TOMORROW a. 800 lo,A a. Trup
-ss~r WaN fso RroadV as, near 6rzaa-st-h; = hLt
vi, eel al auction as above the large and FaI!AD.e 80
4 haudsCme Rosewood and Mahogany flln-tes t --
raker nd removed ffr c0aEetlcu'e OK :. -, sv-
glsf 4 large and spleudId assoi nncnt q -.,,er
rI7fure made II the rest sd most slo-----si -
ard of the best seasoned mA-srlais- " S -, -
raror furniture - suite covered "a fcA r.fe .
ratelle AID other rlateuTls carve a
,sfss esst nrf VolfaIre and par4lr mr. 1t "a
M tables rosewood mahogany and N-laus Io -
,,.hV.rv tshIes with marble tops e-iiiiz 49, -
fs1cv iabes carved rosewood cnannet lai..is ro
li ,fc f@6s.eaas: marble TOP Dressing bureaus -.-
.shs,sos besf CURED haT mattresses h1 st1s ~
-, f-a-t,re an many ether rfl adj oealf 4bis sOe
III - ~ a. well worthy the attention oi
sc po.ve and perempto " eaIner al o. lou "a 49,
.-r sucd melodeons, Vefy spod aflele 49, 50.
49, - nj or parioF Also velvet tapestfy bieases
80 ssr earDetngs lots 10 suit purchasers As zlis
Frsuch plate HgToIs' Satalog'es ga 'hs H'''-e " 49,
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ANrucNr } BLkEcksE. AacIs0Oser.

II VI N,-IaTIt anu ItItWVtOfy Sac OF
Z <pulliuE Lots On Sccoad ant Third aal Finy-
seventh ktiyegh,n and NY ninih IS D. order Il rrus
tees ANTONY ! BLEkCkER vii sell a scc.ion On
TIL ESDAY. Jane i2h 4 y o'clock. ~ the heTcaants
Evctsuge about eighty yaipshir Los OF GTou1d WITH the
uidingS thefc,n sfgs 81 the Sccand and Ifu avs
ard Ffs-se{snh kllg-elghth snd k1fty-ainth IS
sale positive LihosraQhc OF the above c,n Re had
az Tie Auction Rooms Broad-st ll6i0l lell