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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
Albert II. NtcoLAY Auetio, eer' o.o
DFRENp SALE of about 2ou

n I'm
s..ir.his gI-tLDfNG LOTS At the new and oeauu-
- ,sg.s 81 strsttanp,rt ard Flsmnersrnrs a. ,,
arRFRr n NICCLAN will sell "a MoNpAI, Sep 49,.
r. rs AZ ia O'Clock, the ground Al >tsttoapoc
-, hsssntc,l gutldmg Lois lccafrd suMtOopot IA.
,.,s,.hur. p-t~sen Colele pint and rIssnias' SEQ
80 ssbf miles n N City ct New lors rnese Ios
~ sy tet oot and rear, and one hundred feet doep
80 ave thout excep the hest Lots that have ever 60
aS 10 the public THIS vicinity IS me pictfrs soa
,,ntic &c, nery suuouudpg them car net De surpassed
n 60, yrnieuce OF sccess from the CITY OF New tok To-
h,r with the healthy location VIII maze these oses INC
~, .irabls for ~ persons seeking 'untry residence
Veil AZ ,ae sud Investment and 9in.t rsey In.
or ,e in vsloe Susttonportanc amu,eroafs are "es-d
on Flushing Bay opposite Harlem soe bal, me setn .,
Flushing Flusn'I Ray Is noted fr It's Wild Tow" sh ana
CLAIMS aud OF the most bAndsOme water p
lsges OF hsli mite 10 length. 49,, go, A..
IN. land 1, NJ ay level undulsttue little toward the
Raw The air /. highly suhraus sad there i' an .n'nd.
sncs Of our, spinswstr thee places are socrs sv-
ss rim % dsy by sna STAGES and they promise
10 become he mo-. hounshins villages whis eight mics Oh
the city of New York 49, ,x.x
Ter of sale ard the suctoneers fe-s on the Jay OF
sSe as on the Sh Cctoher wheh the deeds wi DC 90
Inv, End the balance remain on bond and mortgage
for one yesr, az 6 PER cent 81, .,..,... .no,v
20 IOHN A FIANMFR Esq. NJ 81 West lsh", OF 10
WYNN" " AIRERT n NICOLAv. Anetlonees;
OHc,sNo a. usllst nun IL A. NJ ~ ) Z. H., aud NO.
pa Gr.ud.,t from ~ NJ. To- L. NJ
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SIR =. L st1rsf .,.r
L ;s' s-,.. Gel. d. IN F''r'' ''''''' - ''
sssrs c. .s,.rid m J,,l'ss'e; e. ' ss-o
+. Fsl'ss ' sac H. sssirs sH. e..s'.es'- 81
:ss' s.; = s sa: as ~: .ss.. - '0s a.t.
q ~ -. ssi''- % f,s-i IL s. ll-- &c.
ssJ.s.n sot, Aus - at y - - - 20 .1's,s..sp
ar ~ 9. 'osns ~, 49,. 5-' - cs,r-.;ea
HsrI a. A.. ia ,scu, y C AVA stores 20
SLs s eI,, Var, vsls.,s g. = ws's a'''a c.
zs-s' .,o.-. ss,s ria h-',ef "a, y sater
So G.u lay %, 40 ., g. r. " -----' ' 80
t'J p,s.a o., Hss-. Gerry, 45. r., B,'tro-e. .err.
q. - Cr.,... 3, - E,',rle-s roie, D. J'ea-'n
L. Al H7-,a nor,r d. Go. y-sser' = C. ra'ai
''sr,s :; - - = e.. CO... g.. n Bat-o-,. coal nj,
-, NJ Ga,sh l. 11. Ns7tera, --sl. ''''s "a ''
500. v..----,. Ho-..ss- fn Pa. sou-l % sal
81 y 5 want --,et' iH oha'-s' Il '''''a' 90 y '-
Nc. os.. ca,. d. & w-r'-' 'a'i '''''' %
81 P5vts. ina c-.:s, r, ;r-l Is Is e. rs
.Irps.s. x.aAaHiu P.aseiy er I,-rro l.ss.a
ooust.. Fs,ssr solthVor', aecorHei tor 0l-s''''
vIsD-ssr.. cain. M-asna, s al ,sa' sa-'''' : E. d.
ne sr s,s4a r;go'..i =, ,Ir-- y,,,i' 81. .'''
$. p, s.. z..s, e. ~,.... r
an ~ Ier. r.He pa AZ e. ss,.as.. tsl
y,.'' ''s . co, ,a a. iis6. S,9 ro
10 ~, ~ Co. .'' i Cor. Mn c.as az $ Stephen. y B.
| T., re sgear Nv Yos.
~ % Ps..s' ~, r. T,ie, SQUAD
LoaonEu' isEaris l''h o-ln q e. "stoi ~" '''4
A. DO -,s fyrsp teasoa, er>-F o'-aa- Heary HaF
'' a. a. g. raw Aasa A.a, x'los en
se re n % $50. Loa H-., Y.rYe,si crsa-y Las. Ar
D.a-Gr le,h Iadey-rden- Go'7- NeYo-., ini gro
A. At 80 Isi0 aa: L,4s A-.r-r. o' Nsr Yors VIZ,
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T. LENT. Auctionssr. MIN
DICH and FASHIONABLE FOR-

ITCH and FASHIONABLE FUR-
X NiTIIRE-op FRIDAY sept s. at 10. o'clock stthe
Metropolitan sales Room No t95 Broadway a ,s
Art linton a splendid collection 81 ne- go 90 os 100
ae.croion COZ stating in part OF e'ssaat gAf.I Ts,
Sroes,e ans plu.h secretsy Boob Cases tteeaes
t9trs Vosrte Arm anS P.rior Cnsirs, "uresns
M.,f,rsso, Cane AID Fancy Chairs, &c ~. 81 a' ~
voice OF reh Fancy Chine Good' lvor, handle ,,p
Ybich the sale will commence Catalogues ready ON 'ho
morning Of sale.
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Nv Teie2rnph.

BOSTON. SGT. AR. chip n D. shep e Liverpool; lars
Jua C-orslti tngs s-o,, San t-an, r. Jaueni ca
tharn- IBr1 Angu Z, l. T. PaErr. ll'aaa Nsh-,l, Gal
weston, s,ir Eliza, Lis'on, NeN fOrs.
C-arel-B,rs a klasman dasn o-a' Naeocheo' Dtn.Ai
Ecic Phisirghl la. do D. D. slash .i, New i.rt
NEW OKLEAN~, sept An. shg' creot aas G.e0s, Ns-
~
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HTTAnELPHIA. sept 1T rrra steamship cty q. New
Yors, Baxter Boston, Zip IhomIs ttison, Lyle ho -
New York; bfs La,J Waite, War-. P-n.aoot .ch' i7
SANDER. Cor-or " jose iurfef h-y. Ne"
Y,n Charles Carroll Saunders Sly Lowell ssksr Prov
den,e mason, Bo-ou bsnJ freel g, hriy. View
You n H. smith, Norton. Redmond
firaffd- 80 X ". Pt.s~f Mayo. Boston, hrs Nay q
7aseth Potter New R@IorI UcR- B.A~ Blsto4. Elstfl
sism- Bnd,sw ~ York. C5lre- carroll, saa.fs, ID.
River. Sarah Donlld, Mason. W.iltm'b. ~.
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Me6iral.

DE IN TIME
I'D Who Knows what day may bring forth
Woe and ruin may now be before as,
Tho ush arOunr music and mirh,
Ard no cloud 10 the say bending DER u.s.
Or. C. w. hOBAJK tho Prophet sod Aaroloser on Swe-
deU desires inp upon 'be bic mind that his pre-
disoLs barren fTu.s He points oat the
the hOu whn misfOfonrs thrs ,teobs unveils the hid
dangers Of the future but It the dine he
now misotu and may ssspod mu-
gsd tis inform siOn Ia relation the past yausbls
that which be sives about COME There
hgrdTeos o. persons suffering this from fraud and
robbery. whose nhTmstoa in GARD ths perpetrators
dOesI u warrant them IA making ect charge s1ch
ndvifuaim mas receive from DR. Rbsk UGH Intelligence
a'slD enable them 1usee their losses 10 tho source.
ard fecoy the same In every contingency OF life his sd
vice derived from inaccessible 70 ordinary morta
Will be iouDd Inv uabls He gives audience sppsanls
ioI knowledge, at bis residence, No Widest st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
GREAT CUREfor DYSPEPSIA,-Dr.

f-hEAl CUhE iOr ~ 1SfEfSiA.--Drs
" HOUGHTONS PEPSlN the true Dises.iye Fluidof
Gastric Juice prepared from R.bnst Stomach Of the
u, after directions from Baron Liebg the great Physooss
teal Chemist, By J. HOUG HTON, NJ D., Philadelonia,
Pa Ths Crest Natural Remedy FIR Iudiss.uon and
Dyspepsia cunDs after Natures own method by Nstures owa
.sent the Gastric Juice Pep Ia chief element sresk
Dgesng Principle OF the Gasrc Juics-hs Solvent ofthe
fCcd the purifying preserving and agent ofths
stomach and ntestinss II Is acted from
stomach OF The thus forming artificial Digestive fluid
precisely ME the natural sasrc Juice In is eh,mical
Pow,n, ard furnishing complete and perecs aos.ituse
or BY the AID Of this preparation the pains and svih q
ndeoTon and dyspepsia moved, just they woelo
Dc BY healthy stomach IL 10 dong woadsn for dyspep
ues curing eases Of Debility, Emsciaton Nervous Deea
ara Dyspepte Consumption supposed to DO on the vo,ssI
fne gave The scientific evidence upon which u
In the highest desiec curious and remsrhsbse wno~'
sale and retail Agents J. BALL& co, No. 100 Hesse"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
y.ouaon Coru rrarke.-Aus. =.

TIE .usDo for rlish WHEAT lerr aetv-, Dat the rr
ret ooepea g. acily az I'LL ercy 90 Monday Ia oissE
=, eb.n,- BtRLsY BEASs 4nd PtSs Se-og ~ sne rAsfs
Fr,ir, q. m. tuu LIVER The ,nuket - 81 5rtssy
a. =. ,r.in ter'red tan prices Sn- old ~tite WfEAr
81 y cusrter Bsst FLOrs. g ? sack FCr.iEn WHEAT
close / 70 p q quarter higher - 49,,
AssrvM > sri'sh Wheat $50; for- IN 7.iSa Bnt.sh
Barley -; fore n, ~ s1.in Osis So tnss so,
f,T-,st 10: Brush Malt eco British F2nf a,ieoi
F....- ~. 81. .rn { - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

Most Of the makes Of Iron are nov 1T, ..,,
quarter cay shs ocSnnins Of October sxsset a.
80 that nay the b estsrnned ca A fsv a.. sf.
to bay On nsss sss Hs saessf VI ssassa Ss1sssS +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

,,r,s which psses ID. great bull Of coal witch shi'rs
E.r sl .,ts,roe Of this lssna. tbs depth 81 Sstsrr
- IA, %. ~ the corlbire 20 r-ooer ~ -
- :. ass,,.hlr oFop-rrs which have been oosfes ~
,,.,,st. ID, a, .Duf,etursrs fr . long nrns -a--
~. euychs,~r xil ~ repaired % give eksHoas
Az ths p-rfoyu,anco Of the eootrses
JAMES W WALL Mayor .,
cEAs "A FENNIMORs, President u Council
THOMAS NiLfOR, FIRST MsnSess" Ss'0~
surl'ns;on, NJ July y. 1857
NV0RTGAGE SALE Of CLOTH
FACTORY WEDNESDAY, sept osDcsy
wi Wx.htr .tou. at csuaer " Jane o. IN ne Siy ~
W III the Machinery for the usn0'so'y OF Closn
- nas.,s,ps eor..trs OF ths fouI@toe wa One hy-
800 P,-s, IS tret nsh. Of So suns power
One st. amin apparatus hfdeesiIint ''Vsn' '"p"'No
from Germsny -, A..
One Brushing Machine with two Brushes snd steam
Piuss .
One Transovrssl >hsar1ns Machine.
One q 9 iron frames t~de -
s.x Power Looms, INSIDE BY Howe ConSe5'es
Three Gigs. ~ wtce.
One Isnsitudsusi ShesnUs Sschine.
O TlaDsfefssi SheaIing aschiae n, p.,, ,,r.
One Grrnsp Eutins Machine VITO ois~ h0''s'" ~
pslteo from t'eFmsny.
Two Scounus Machines c
s,x Power Looms msd- by Howe CcoVose' t....
Ore lrun Furnace and iron plates Tor p'os"As :" P"
Cloths. 49,.
ssversl thousand Press Boards. imported u0h 'e''
Tbrss render Frames % feet lors. 60 v.,s..
About 100 f-tt shsftis with Coupnfs Ii ~
Sc B-ltins &c Ussnng For further infoims'''" ' ."
No Brcrc-st y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
DR. b BROWN VILLA Ms, assisted

- by d.. A ID OLM5rEAD, an Electropsthist No SO
III adway, by his mode Of medical treatment 10 daily
surns successfully Psly Rhoumatsm Scrofola Bonchits,
nepsot Lung Disesses Nervous affections Of the Head.
stomach Liver, &c Deafness. Weak KyA Blindness Dys-
peP-la feeI with Grades OF Erptvs Diseases Ulcers
and sores " Long Standing and Cancers by correct const-
1iions and cca treatment Houfs Tor consultation sud
treatment from A. 10 4. NJ MY daughter has been
deaf for i've yeas that feared she would lose her
voice. DR. Willar 10 weeks restored her perfectly
~ my uest satisfaction and uttor atonshm-nt" Mar
gATet Flampey NJ " ClintoDsL DR. Williams cured me
Of Scofuc aid Rheumatic affection Of the knee jOat
which disabled ne from Walsbg Tor long while 10 three
Waits and that 100 after three Ut the best physesns hsl
tried Ia vain % help nc"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
.YSENTERY ard DIARRHEA

IN I IN j cry and DIARRHEA
- eneetualiy cured BY HUNTERS OYSENTERY
CORDIAL van sntsd without opium any Kind Of drugs
esh years II and failure The rospsots-
be references given 10 Philadelphia where 10 sxtsaaysy
gsed HffhiJ agreeable 10 Tire FOR children and
person, Of delicate stomach much resomnsnde BY thx
hrst ehy sicians
ER EVANS. Wholesale Agent, No 0 South N-st,
Philadelphia Just received and for sale by Q. H. Rn0
Druggist corner Broadway aud Johhst, Eew.York, and
BY BOSWELL Co. No ilsi Grsndst, Wlliamsburfh
AGENTS wanted In every ssc1oD Of the q oion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

IN L.. s-s.y, ~ Plse, and Arfs lea. fs ZIP
49,, Ar, IN the uskst busit s'feah % az
.t,m IA reoe.l o ssvi<srou Law. ne 80
r,., faser ..rr vessels AID the rapid sdoDtoo o. ~
-. to,,th.r "a I'D sr-st an MARCH, sf1ons nv
baf.Z,rs The pI,i-r,n-s DOW geo - IRON over 90 ~
s,f all 80 ,xious vey iDport<Hs ia ~. y
49, - t-i@ our American fr1ends oocti1n@ theu ~
,a,t soi, as . cent Loo, the sdvsntss- nyee 70 e
Bniish ron ship aadeI viii q most az N5 :.
rs- 10 sf.n general .vsno- n their Ss.-s 3 q
fbsr 10 in the orc, - Iron l,o', ee'.n
'.,- Iivs-p1oi. Nerch AZ Bu Inn, = ''f aa'
a.. as5; Hoop. II Sheets, Hsi sc1tcn fie'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03
uu. sh,n,ev A. co... Circular.

I LIVERPOOL.
TIE bpsils.s 10 COTToN became very GniGst>d luns-
tisly after The departure Of vs .s s-ss the tr-nsc
io,. 6r the cay amounting 70 0 osss st an ADVANCE
of a. n 10 the qualities 10 which tn demand R-.
orpcio.v couhued Tn, activity continued til the srf9sl
rcc on the lsh list when thu excitement e7As g.
giyrg BUYERS sgbt sovs1tsge; I'D tn market oi1sef
ouiety but st-sdly 81 advance OF Jolly 70 10 tne
rni6dire al lower Gus tiles oh-r d-scrptOns 81 ne
ESQ me nins unclaimed The Cuotsoa, Fair of-
ksIs t.s3 do Uplsprs 6: do MObi - o ,; Niddhns
OH. ans q. 3 ll-lG DO Upsads a-l6; DO MOI. es,
0 ) SO; Infsrior and Ordilsry iaO 81 q 70 1900.
The sales fr the week eDe last .veuirg iesehs - hai
Of which specuiatns have taken % 30 aad -xp1r7
tales Tn. American descriptions soto, consist Of - Nv
New Orleans 1900 Upsoos ard 1900 MJo-ies 10 a'J
TIE bus.sess is estimated al o. o bales ., ,
The stock o. CotiOn in hi port 10 called 0iN ha@ o.
which SIS O00 American. sgsns OH al tAs iet'oa
Of last yssr Of which 4gf.oo0 bales were Amencan
Coos and alusnave boen IL request at rather imp oVed
prices. ,.,s =
tie CoRS market has been quie TO-DAY a; decline IN
FLOR q % T. Dbl in WHEAT OF II T. ~ 10, IA coz
sequtDce Of the roveuent Of bs weather Which din-
the past few DAYS hes ssain b-c'ne fsvJrsh9 30
harvest INDiAN CORN SHADE etslsr White = VI so
y I'D Whit - o p or Wine WHEAT 40 :. Re-
5606 A. ~ d. Western Csnsi Baltimore ard Pnilafel
ptis FLouR FL p G. Cansds y 6G2i s, Ohio q, soo
l9i = bbl 800
Tie ;rsr,1ctous IN RESIN for the week amount 70 lsS
bblS - up &c NJ y cWt tSI line qisiy
ana in TuEpENTINE COO 5bh al 9 = c1gt-
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siulru.r aLsaSao.---.-rss bAr.
R... s - ,sf......... . Mos lses.... Ia
usTsa..--..rEts
sar8y Hook Osu Gov lsldll l'n heA Oats ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-03

or FLovE speeu 'c-s have pe1ses nth return Of re
v.siheI DIE msrs ans dealers eonn1e 70 81 90 te
reserve bok era have not evnoed any desire 70
pub Dat the prices 81 the close OF .'' ~ees
have II beer generally 0btAirEbls ca eher NhtaI o.
FLer. 9Th No, <tR-
Tee weather q . morning Is 'Fs but clou'y
ursupplies 1hes To-sdsy have been very fniied -
Thi, mornings market poorly attended ADD tie bos
PES dor IN WHEAT o. vry resrcses sha-'eis sna
where sal, effected de:fne OF ID no y ~ -
10 be conceded On even rets PARCELS the prices OF sF
osV lsst.
Thpre Wa civ limited inquiry ~ Arnsretn r-o- =
and Al. but tue pe. desrir Dos Oe quoted % al
barrel loW-r ~ 2 -
Noibinq eoinf IN iSDIAN CORS the snot o. y = no .
Nv U.Ts bot few on sale and Tzwr eys onsFoS a.
sSi. On 10 rather better quest Tues1sy pcs OAr-
MfsL siIi dull ale for d. and rev net rc'sI AluDJ
Iypport oforsisn GFATN and YLors sacs MS Gag week
II off rpart.rs NursT Ic bhis snd So, ssrz o. to-
ana /, ~ ouarters I2DrAN CosS principally brooe.n
Th,Ss,s currercv IfAmencsn Csreses u ~nl7 90
206 a .,trs Canadian n 3 red an nj rcd -
icsn6 &c Flour Pf ilsde p's sn' i'in re a. z
s.ils No Westerns n az Sours and psrlas 70 ;,
ria a La INDt.~ CoRS noninsllg = mixed - u
yellow and sanls letter h6ures for white
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,o,s,, Produce Ma,ket-tre. ..

e...R-U.st tr5is q or the week, 20se c.sks "a
e. -s-v puUs - ~ 4 For i'm, ht y 5oinx yei-
io,. Hsvsss y 70 > 10 bod Co7FEE-7sr.ve Ce,na
Hv,.,, rod oransr, a.. TEA-c-ulnoa -ouaa CoaeSa
go SoT7oN-..iss for seek 500 r-ts TALLo" "a
f,,r S..1sud n g 5 u $50 0n spa:
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Goal.

COAL.-I still continue to deliver bese
RID a.b ,cr-.ueS rom ys,ds dry undo cover 81 -
Der tun s. IS fom Yards King sad OIeso w,en s"o
Goerck and RivinstOn PETEh cbiNsoN.
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p,es.rd.sa, Brother. & Co.'S c'rca'si

Per AnerScg. LNhNf"Vi, S'u -
TIE weather was Dry ana 6us from the ,sh 20 ehs e,s~
ins OF die l7sh when o about four hoars torrents 81 IA
~. s.piea with thunder tbs Lass two days hsse
nesa assin Toe. and the barometer gradually risiSs
ko.t OF tie WHEAT around here cut %. sss' u" a.
beep secured and viii require some hne o. sn dAs ana
lri,s winds 70 render in condition for sscNe4 ~ ""
immediss peishhoyhocd hear but Tow complaints o. ts
WA IT'S eerpinstnz but In BONE OF the Cheshse -
sh,spshire dsrcs It d reported 70 Be ~ 70 aeorasea's
ert1pt ,..,- ...u. a. v,sx an
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$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
of greater length except Auconeers, who charged
500 paper included for all sales before their doors
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g WEDES
~ American Hammered IRON
English and American rolled
English and American Blistered Steel
German, cast and shear Steel
Broad Plough Iron
Broad, round and square do, ofal sizes
Oval and half round do do do
Plough Plates
Mccormick and Palmer's Mould Boards
American, Russian and English Sheet Iron
Band and hoop do
Wire of all sizes
Nail Rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse Shoe Iron
Tin Plate sheet Zinc, pig and bar Tin
Sheathing braziers' and bar Copper
Sheet and bar Lead
Full assortment ofGroceries. For sale by
JOHN N GORDON & SON.
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asaaa-aEIIIIElh CANAL OPEN prS@s1sS
FROM
LYNCHBURG TO BUCHANAN.
TNHROUGH to Lynchburg in "a hours, fare SO 50

LYNCHBURG TO BUCHANAN.
TNHROUGH to Lynchburg in "a hours, fare So so
Il Do to Lexington in two days, fare 90
Do to Buchanan in two days. fare-...- 90
Ourpacket boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg daily
usual at NJ Sundays excepted and arrive there in
"a hours.
Passengers by the Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
boats connect in Lnchburg with the boats for Buchan
an, and arrive at NJ and with the stage line at North
River, and arrive in Lexington at S NJ
The rsveller with economy and comfort survey
the most beautiful scenery the mountains Virginia
The view at Balcony Falls, where the James passes
through the Blue Ridge is in itsea sufficient inducemedt
for passengers take this line and the whole above
Lynchburg every bend of the James presents comb
nation ofrver and mountain scenery unsurpassed in any
country.
The distance from the North River the Natural Bridge
is only six miles,
Returning leave Buchanan at A NJ, and Lexington at
y NJ Wednesday, Friday, and sunday, and arrive in
Lynchburg at NJ
Below card ofintermedate distances between Rich
mond and Lynchburg for fare and hours of arrival.
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AuctiOneers and Commission NIerchants,
Corner Main and 18th streets, opposite City Hotel
AVE always on hand at private sale large and spen
Il Il did assortment ofnew Furniture and Housekeeping
Goods which will be sold low for cash or approved paper
consisting in part Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Dvans
Ottomans, Sdeboards Secretaries
Ladies' Cabinets Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses double and single
Mahogany, French andlow post Bedsteads
Trundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Warlrobes w ork Stands Washing do
Do dining, eaand card Tables
Clocks ofevery description
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Casslmeres, vestings Calcoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres Muslins, Shirtings
Satinetts, Flannels, Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Carvers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
Razors, Scissors, Needless Thmbles
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing tuck and side Combs
backgammon Boards Hair Brushes
Razor Strops Shaving boxes
Ladies Work Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases. Family Bibles
Paper, Pens Playing Cards
SUNDRIES
Manufactured Tobacco Principe Cigars Cheroot
Travelling Trunks, Ualices and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes Hats
N Carsons Patent Challenge Backing, &c
And many other articles too numerous insert in an
advertisemena of which will be sold very low and on
terms
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FINO PHYsECaANs.-Flud medicinal Erxtracts
Il prepared by PURCELL LADD & co
Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, oficna
Iodine of Sarsapaa containing the virtues of our oi
email Extract and Iodine in of its eligible and
popular compounds
Fluid Extract ofBuchu
" Wild Carrot and IVA Ursi
Pareira Bravo
Spigeia
Rhubarb
SIENNA
I" Naerian, &c, &c.
These extracts combine in eligible form, all the val
liable medical properties of the Drugs which they repre-
sent to the exclusion oteir inert and useless constituents
and have met with approval from Physicians here and i'll
other sections OF the State, during years past in
which we have been preparing them
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Apothecaries
no 25 90 Main ST. corner 9TH