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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four TO Five ThOusa n,l
pairs of the above article by the FALL. For
reference as EQUALITY. he would respectfully
reier persons who may be dispose d TO purchase
Of him, to those .vhu patrtnized n NJ la.t wear.
AZ to price, no will guarantee them Us low as
can be afforded.
May % 2tf }, MORGAN.
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Linens, Linens.

Linens, Linens.
White Irish Linens, OF the best fabrics,
from 25cts a yard up.
Fine and superfne qualitics OF White
lawns and Linden Cambria.
Extra quality Brown and Grey Linens, 3-4
and 4 wide, very cheap.
Superior "Barr,lce" Linen Shectings Ga
and l2.l wide.
w. J. jacob g. son.
22l King.st. (bcnd) oyp. the Big Boot.
Nov. 5lh, 1852 2-tf
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Improved Cotton Gins,

lirnnkfnl for past inv"nrs tla subscrbcr wish.
es 10 inform the public that he still mnuuf,c.
lircs Cotton Gins at his cstn blishmeut in State.
burg, on The most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton ginned on on.
Of those gins Of the lalu improvement is worth
at least quarter Of y cent more than the cot.
ton ginned "n the ordinary gin. He also man
nlartnres them on the most simpl: construction
..I 1%;sl sa s N ire best material. -,
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cnse
hardened which l,c will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com
p!ete order nj the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly and punct,iully attended
TO- WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stnteburg, Sumter Dist, 5. G.. Feb ~. y6..,
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For Sale,

Ny House AND LOT, in the village Of
Snmter'iile. where | now live There nre
FlFlN FIVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot.
Terms made easy To the purcla.crs
Jan. Is, 1887. 1917 ". LEWIS.
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Georgia Plain aud kcrscys,

Georgia Plain aud kcrseys,
Plain and Striped Osllahurgs,
Bleached and Brown Domcstlcs,
Super Dufiice Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for Cash
and on the One Price System, and we ale
confident no house in the city can give
BETTER BARGAINS.
Charleston, S G., Sept, 81, 1852. ds-im
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Dry. Goods for Fall Trade

W.. eT. Bancroft q Co.
253kING-ST. = doors btlow Wentworth ST.
Constantly on hand.
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods OF al! descriptions,
Alpaccas, Mcrinoes and Bolnbazincs,
Prints and Ginghans,
Cloths, Cassnmeres and Ees,ngs,
Hosiery, Gloves, &C.. &c, &c.
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A. ANDERSON,
@&ASER NM NAAANN

sinatcrvillc, $. a..
Respectfully informs The people of Sum "a .
ter District lh1t nc has just receive / and IA
now oilers for sale the bcs, selected and III
mort ch;ncr stock of A
spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought to this market
ne has received many new styles OF Spring and
Summer Goods, which PURCHASERS you'd do
well to 'ocfnminc before buying elsewhere.
=, bl;'rk, Blue, Green nnd mixed Broad Clothes,
ram and Fancy Cnssiuirrcs; Satin. Velvet.
and Silk festihgs, Boys and Mems Caps, Mc'
-ALSO-
=, a f"l; and large supply of Hosiery, Gloves,
all of which will bc sold ON the most liberal
terms, and at prices 10 suit the tin,es
EtV Garments manufactured by the subsrri-
her, and warranted To give satisfaction. Or
ders from 'fisianrc promptly attended to.
lie may be found ut the stand formerly oc-
rupIrd hy Conway, and more recently by
ID. W. Price. ~
A. ANDERSON.
April ~, 1852 Is ,f
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Through are from Charles
TON TO BALTIMORE 1880;
TO PHILADELPHIA $40;
AND TO NEW-YORK $50.

4&:5gz5s sss:sgsE :sssg @ |Asll5zl. "a
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, August 81.
In SENATE, the civil and diplomatic appro-
priation bill was taken up, and numerous
amendments were adopted.
MIR. Badger moved to strike out the appro-
priation for the repair the Long Bridge, and
to insert one for the removal Of the remains of
said bridge. Upon this motion a debate ell
sued, and continued till the expiration of the
morning hour.
After a short executive session, the river and
harbor bill was taken up.
The HOUSE passed the bill authorizing sol
diers of the war of 1912, who have received
bounty lands unfit for cultivation, to surrender
the same and to locate others in lieu thereof.
The House wentinto Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and proceeded to
the consideration of the House bill making
appropriation for the service of the Post Offfce
Department.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE Re-
sPECTING CUBAN AFEAIkS.

VIEW DIX, aug Il
The Courier and Enquirer of this morning
publishes a letter from Madrid stating that
Spain is III treaty with the Emperor SoIouque,
10 cede Cuba to him on condition of his pay
ing an annual tribute to Spain. The slaves
in Cuba are 10 be emancipeted. The Spanish
Navy is to land Haytien army at Havana.
Commissioners have also been sent to France
and England, to solicit assistance against Anne
rlcan rapacity, in case the treaty with Solou-
que cannot be consummated,
The Spanish Consul at New York yester-
day demanded the immediate return to Hnva-
Ia of Don Gercuira, an escaped exile
Senior EstampiZ, in whose house powder and
ball had been discovered, arrived in the Cres-
cert City at New York: concealed in the bag
gage room and disguised as a frar. He says
that the conspiracy recently discovered in Ea-
vana was the work ola few hoi headed youths;
having no connection with the general revolu-
ton to break out on the Ist of September, the
anniversary of the execution of Lopez.
DIR. Wren, of Louisiana, was last evening
presented with a magnificent badge of the
Order of the Lone Star, by the Empire Diyi-
SION
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Particulars o. the Collision on Lake Erie.

Particulars Of the Collision on Lake Erie.
We received on Saturday evening the fol-
having additional particulars OF the late calam.
itv on Lake Erie:
The Atlantic had on board an immense num-
hor of messengers, and it is estimated that
ah,,, $50 of them perished-chiefy Noiwc-
ian ems grants. When the collision took
Mace the passengers were all IN bed, and the
utmost CONSERVATION ensued, especially among
the Storage passengers, many OF them jump
ing overheard.
The enoigrsnts. who could not speak word
ofrnp{;sh. o, understand a word spoken TO
,hen. added to the horror OF the scene by their
cres Of terror.
The cabin passengers, and those who could
,,ctersfapd the eYhortatIons OF the Captain,
,ye,e compar.tfvciv calm, and provided them
selves with chairs, settees and beds. All VINO
baI patent life preservers, number being on
hoard the boat, were saved. The emigrants
;,,,,,eG overheard IN their terror, and rushed 10
CERTAIN death.
The water gained very rapidly, and the
f,es were soon extnguished, the boat sinking
amid 4 scene Of the most terrible aud heart.
ending confusion At hali-past o'clock,
amid the widest shrieks from thousand VOL
cez. sle settled and sunk
The officers of the propeller Ogdensburg did
MI in their power 10 preserve the lives OF the
hundreds OF human beings struggling in the
waves. aud many were rescued. The whole
number picked up by the propeller was go,
and they were taken 10 Erie. large num-
L,r Of hcse left at once on board the steamer
Sul,qua Tor Cleveland, and others came down
in the .rs fer This city. They, of course, lost
every thing, and most of them are completely
destitute and homeless, AT the same time
mourning the loss oftrlends and relatives.
The whole number lost is estimated by some
r. be not less than 800. A large number of
bodies hud already been washed ashore.
The Ozdensburg j. considerably damaged,
leaking badly, bat succeeded in getting TO port
wn the remainder OF the Atlantcs passen~
gers.
The steamer CLAYTON was Immediately des-
patched TO the wteck, to save the property of
lie passengers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATCH
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Four Days Latcr from Europe.


New YORK, Aug. %.
The steamship Atlantic arrived to-day, with
Liverpool dates TO August IL. She brings
liz passengers. The Asia arrived at Liver
pool on the 9TH.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
There was an increased pressure in the
money market, resulting from the fishery
troubles with the United States.
WHEAT had advanced Sd to I'D.
FLOUR had advanced Cd 10 Is.
Corn unchanged. Sales for three days
amounted TO 81, 900 bushels.
CorroS-MiddIing Orleans 81 to s.; mid
ding Mobile and Upands ST to 50.
CossoLs closed at 99ta994.
RICE quiet and firm.
Provisions steady.
The Manchester Markets exhibited an i'm
provement.
Accouns from the agricultural districts
were unfavorable-p particularly as regarded
wheat and potatoes.
FRANCE.-French agricultural accounts were
favorable.
Napoleon Bonaparte, son of Jerome Bona
parte, was about 10 leave on temporary mis-
sion TO Washington.
The French difficulties with Tripoli had
been settled. There was no bombardment,
as stated.
ENGLAND,-England has given assurance to
the Austrian government that she will keep an
eye to the movements of kossuth.
Accounts from the Cape represent that af>
| fairs there are still in desperate condition.
The fishery question was freely discussed in
the English papers, an amicable spirit pervad-
! ing the editorials.
| The London Times attributes the difficulties
which have grown out of the kane extradition
case to a desire Of parties to secure Irish votes
at the approaching Presidential election.
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The Calamity on Lake Erie


The mate of the steamer Ogdensburg states
that the collision with the Atlantic could have
been avoided, had he given the necessary or
ders sooner. The Ogdensburg rescued 800
persons. The total loss of life is now stated
at about $50. The Atlantic belonged to Messrs.
Wards, owners of the Caspian, lately lost at
Cleveland. She was valued at $4,000, and
was not insured.
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EDITORIAL RFNcoNTRE.-Two EDIroRs
>H,T.-A dispatch, dated Nashville, August
.0,u. gives the following interesting intelii-
gence:
4 personal alteration occurred this morn
ing. between Mr.. Zelcofier, editor of the Ban~
Der. and Mr. Maryland, the editor of the Union.
Shots we're exchanged on both sides, when the
former was shot in the head, end the latter
received the bail in his face, and glanclng
downward, it entered his chest. The wound
l. thought TO be dangerous. The difficulty
grew out Of remarks made by each in their
respective papers, ia relation 10 Gen. Pierce,
- ---.---.- nLaLl-r- cencrallE.N
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ship Destroyed by Fine.

NEW 1 UIh, 11uS Usk II.
The ship Robert Centre. with valuable car
90 for San Francisco, was last night nearly
by fire, at her wharfin this city.
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BY JOHN Ii. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.


GALE OF Houses, COWS, HGGs,
- CARRIAGES AaD HARNESS, AND HOuo L
HOLD F, RNiTURE, AT AUCIloE-Will be
cold on Thursday. The 10th cay of August, 1854,
al tne residence oil Dr VIM w Gregory in henrco
county, about two miles north OF Richmond, OF the
Plank road commencing al IL O'Clock ~ all OF
his Household snd Kitchen Furniture, con.sting
Of the usual variety. Also, several good Horses,
mileh Cove, Hugs, Carriages and Harms ss, and a.!
vi the Farming Implement
TERMS made known al the day o. sale.
al Is " GODDlN, Auct
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Sailing of the Pacific.
NEw YORK.. August 81

NEW Il kk. August n
The steamship Pacific sailed to day, for Lii
verpool, taking out $780, 600 in specie. Among
her passengers was Capt Buchanan. who goes
to Hong Kong, to relieve Com. AUlck OF the
East India squadron.
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BY CEUKvE j. SUMNER.

ei0,UoU
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
i Rare Chance for H0usekeepers.:
an WEDNESDAY. 23in iust commencing
~ a,lu O'CLOCK, a. tue PO ~ HA FAN HOUSE,
Fa~n't""a hAt"naing To tlls establishment the
S!ear-r portion OF I'll IN has ben but recently Dur
ea.--d. ond is III drsI rale ORDER Toe Furniture
CONSISTS III
PARLOR FURNITURE.
Fine Mahogany Plush Sots-Tere a-Tetes
Lar. t Artn Chairs, Marble top side Tables
Centre Tables, French + igte Aii.rors-elegant
Brussels Carpet (nearly new
CHAMBER
Most 0: the Chambers are furnished with Mahug
any French Bedsleaas, Mahogany WardroDes,
" ashstands Hair and Shucs Mattresses, which are
new; aud good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, &c,
&C, q.
DINING ROOM, OFFICE, and all the other Fur.
niture belonging TO the House Inc House viii be
open on Monday and I tuesday, preceding the
sale when Idk PUBLIC is Invited 10 inspect IL
Should the sale not pc concluded on the first
day, it will be continued from day 10 day, com
ulencing at the same &c ur, nj the whole is closed
T~-~a --E"~ oil surg U"fsr SiUJ cash. over
that amount four months cre1it for approved Ne
gUtiaSie Noes.
sale conducted BY
suI6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
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LATE from Cape Ha5tien-Rarages Of h'
pIgyUe. &c,

BosroN, August 20.-Dates have been re
ceivad here from Port au Prince to the 4th, ana
Cape Hayden 10 the 7th.
The plague continues its rGVages with una
bated fury. and il j. said that MIR. Wilson, the
American Consul at the Cape, has discovered
u remedy that has saved many lives. The
number of natives that have died is very large.
Thirteen foreign seamen have died, and many
are still sick 4 hospital has been established
through the efforts Of MIR. Wilson.
4 commercial law OF u very stringent char
acter has been proclaimed by the Emperor
All original Invoices must be certified as well
as the nantes. If the cargo does not com
pare. a heavy fine follows. If the amount OF
defaloati0n exceeds 500 the vessel is TO be
conf<cated.
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The Late observation-disclosures in Erie.
New YORK, Aug. %.

A dispatch has just been received from Erie,
which represents that great degree of public
feeling is manifested against the officers of the
steamers Atlantic and Ogdensburg. AT
meeting of the survivors, strong condemnatory
resolutions were adopted, calling for the arrest
of the officers Of both vessels.
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q Is JAMES NJ. TAYAOR, Auct.
BY WELLINGTON GUDDIN.
VALUABLE HALE ACRE LOT OS

FRANKLIN AND 10Th STREETS, FOR
SALE At AUCTION Will &c sold on Wednes-
day afternoon, the 25tn august, 1912, upon the
premises commencing al o'clock, that beautifully
located haf Lot, No l46 III the plan OF the city
VI Richmond fronting 1872 teet the Sou line Of
Franklin street. rum ing back I65 leet 1t will be
divided into four lots OF SO ieot each, running back
$50 feet to alley. These lots being
graded, and will De completed before the day OF
sale They are among the mo.t beautiful lots for
genteel residence II found ii that part Of the
city.
TERHs.-One-third cash. balar at 6 and II
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
Dy ID trust decd or llGle retained.
au 10 W GODDIN, huct
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LOUISVILLE, August 20.-The members of
the Relief Fire Co.. revenged the murder of
OF Sarah Williamson here the murder occurred,
sackng it, set the buildings on fire, and never
leaving the spot until twas completely des-
troycd. A large crowd of spectators witness
ed The whole afllir, hut no attempt was made
10 arrest the proceedings. MCGOWAN was
foundry man. and also q member of the Relief
Engine Company. He was formerly citizen
0!C.uciuuati.
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z WONDERFUL HEADI

l. " oN06EsE jill aGAOI
W III. CHAVis, the Big Headed Boy, has ar
W rived IN Rich8ondi He has been creating
the greatest excitement in Philadelphia for some
time past He is most decidedly the wonder OF the
age. The physiological, chronological, medical and
scientific world viii here find vast fund Of interest
ana amusement. McCasgill, the Northern Giant,
General Tom Thumb, aud other N0rtaera curiosi.
ties are far surpassed By this Southern Won
der:
~ Exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall on and after
l9tn OF August from to IL 4. hi , and from TO 81
I. NJ. lo-6t
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EDUCATION.
NTK. AND MRs. KEELING PROPOSE

a - "A u
I'VE 10 open in this city on the first Of October
next, Female Boarding and Day school,
to be conducted by themselves, aided by compete
and faithful instructors, in every department Of
what is considered a thorough end accomplished
education.
The size selected is Oh the western side OF sew
enth, between ran kU ind Grace streets, lately &C.
cupted by Mrs Jenkins boarding nouse-pCe
misses AT once srupIc, convenient, .eutraI, and al.
tractve.
MademoseIe Vassas. a oat:va IF PARIS edrcatnd
in that civ and In Londop and -ssi k50"ss u Ia.
city, will give Lessons In French, Drawing, &c
Madame VRssas being also OF the cOrOs OF instrUc-
ton, and q member CT the family much of the
cial Intercourse OF the family ana school will be in
French. Arrangements now making for the
appointment of {. her Teachers eminenty qualified
in their respective departments
dr ana kirs K hatter themselves THAT their pro
position will be tavornhly received by their old
friends and patrons, and by the community in ge-
ne al. au l5-eodlw
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III MILITARY AND CTVIC.
Ea5Ss6sffsss7cPL EASuRE EYcIip -

O. BALL AT PlNEY POINT,-The
sZ Dinner and Annual Ball of the season will TAX
20 place at the Piney Point Pavilion, Oh Thurs.
S11Atiay, August 26th.
Visitors on the line of the Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad will find the ccmmddious steam.
er Maryland at Aqua Greek on that day, on ar.
rival OF the train from Richmond, prepared to fur
nish them with delightful trip On the broad waters
OF the Potomac to the Point, et which place they
will land at sunset, and where the une ersgned
piedg@s mia best efforts to give all vino may come
joyous time Of it, as he Las much in store for the
occasion.
JAMES II. BIRCH, Proprietor.
Piney Point Pavilion, August 10th, 1852
a 2ii-t1
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4 Duel Anttcipcted- Warrants for the ar
rest of the PartieS

WASHINGTON, August 20.-Warrants have
issued for the arrest of John 5. Cunningham,
,Iate commissioner from the State of Virginia
to the Worlds Fair, as principal, and DIR. VIM.
b. Collins, of Portsmouth, Va, as second. on
the charge of being about to fight duel. |
am not able at this late hour, to ascertain the
names of the other parties.
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GREGORY 81 marry.
ranaaers. Richmond. Virginia.

Successors to j. w. Maury IL Co.-ottice No e.
Main street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass 65, August ls:
% 9 II 65 90 SO 4s So 70 80 80.
Whole ticket Nos 90 30 Sc, the End capital-a
prize OF $4,000 sent to this oifi 'e.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery. No OF, august 20:
70 81 30 le 30 u - IS IL - p "a 10
Charter Nos Is . "a prize OF $1,000 sent to
this Office, aud sod By n. Hurley, Vendef, Rich-
nond Va
scheme To-Duy.-Cspital S25,757. Tickets
s. IS numbers Il drawn.
To-Morrow-Capitsl s2l,556. Tickets So
~ nnr,hers Is drawn %
IILANK BOOKs.-GEU. Nj WEST ~ nkO.
ID are now in receipt OF a new and complete
stock of Blank Books, comprising every variety Of
Book required by the merchant or professional
man. AL our Blank Books are manufactured ex
pressIv Tor our sale. by the best worktnen in the
ccnuutry. and tor excellence aud strength OF mate
rial cannet be surpassed.
95~ Blank Books made TO order, and ruled 70
any pattern gu q
NANCY sIUUDs, Perfumes, SOAP,
4 Ac.-THOMASE PACE has al his Store, 222
BROAD street a large assortment OF Fancy Goods,
consisting of Bohemian Bottles, Gobie Port NJ n
nsias Gard Cases, &c &c; also, an extensive as
snrtment OF Perfumes OF Lubin's and other noted
roa nufacrurers, together with all descriptions OF
80 Combs Brushes, in fact everything that Is
neeessary 10 complete well i.:eished Apothecary
80 Dras Store He trusts, by attention 10 busi'
90 ~ ensure liberal share OF punlic patronage.
au "a
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BY GEORGE W. TOlkK.

TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue CT Deed of
h Trust, from George L Betty and wife, to me
as trustee, admitted TO record iii the Clerks office
Of tue - ustIgs Court Of the city OF Richmond on
the oth day OF May, 1852 tor the benefit OF certain
creditors therein named shall proceed to sell uu
The premises, to the highest bidder, on Wed.
nesdays the LIST day OF September next, upon
terms then TO De made known, E eitain tract or
piec1 OF land in the County Oh Hcnrico, about seven
miles below Richmond, containing fifty acres,
imore CT less) ana ad joining the Ian is OF Albert
grove m nts d comfortable icg house, and d
good orchard. The tile, taoush considered good
vi! be conveyed by without warranty.
Ed D. LACHO, Trustee
GEO w. TuLER, Auct au3I
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ia WATSON d HUGHES. Trustees.
BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
nv YIHTEE OF s DEED OE TRIsT,

Y
u executed 10 Us o. r ErGman, partner, and
on behalf OF the firm Of G. NJ LanEnan 81 Co. 10
secure certain debts OF the said ETm mentioned
therein dated tGe 1910 Jag Of July, 1884, and re-
corded il the Offices Of the Hastings Court Of Rich-
mond ana me County Court OF Chesteih5id, ana
VI ,n.. ren,est of tae 1enetciaries n.ntoEed there
in We snail, On "Wednesday, the Goth day OF
August, 1852, a. the American HCtei stables, on
,,i u.t~een Nam and Cary streets, al The noaT oil
10 ,ciock A ii, sell at auction. Tor casa, Eight
ve,v Isrge and superior Work Horses, In excellent
ord-r which have been used n hauling stone; one
srreet wagon, aud one wagon win heavy waeels
made ard used for hauling timber; together with
SIX sets Of wagon harness, ali Of which Is part OF
property assigned in said coed The wagons and
gear are in good order. rare opportunity IS offer
ID 10 persons in want + fne, heavy work Horses,
&c. HAlSUN o. hUdHES,
an IA Trustees
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NHTANTED. a Partner with $4,000,
~ to invest in a safe and lucrative business
The business Is only understood by few, and wien
conducted by experienced persons, is not exceeded
II profits by any equally safe. The advertiser has
been, tcr many years engaged in it, in one the most
extensive houses al the North. and now having an
unusual opportunity for opening an establishment
of the anne kind in largo and popular city. daters
hinself that any one DESTROYS OF embarking in
lucrative business, and having the above to
invest will realize handsome return. Can give
references from the most influential ard extensive
houses in tae same business; unexceptionable re-
tercncaG viii also be required.
All communications will be treated as strictly
confidential. Address X. T., Office OF the paper.
au 20-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
This DAN

STAHLk AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of .
- Deed Of Trust executed tn me, a. Trustee, BY
'snam Pickett the ed day Of September, 1851, for
therein set FORTH shall offer for sale to
= = rsnest bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY,
: n, wooden Stable, about 20 feet wide and al
set long, oa.it upon lets No - and 30 on l?th or
MARKET street. fronting On thar street and running
The terms win be made known :, ~. .,rr -
seiIlng. WIN. WATTS, Trustee
au 10 GEO w. ToI.ER. anr,