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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-22

CEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED BY MRS
v B. B. NORRIS, BALTIMORE-Which is de-
cidedy the best article yet introduced for the
cure of Bronchitis, Consumption of the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Aztec.
tons, Piles, SC. Price 81 per bottle, which lasts
from six to eight weeks
Home Testimony.
DR.. William C. Crump. Dentist, of this city, has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs for
helsst five x years. and has tried almost every
article commended in his case, without any real
benefit. When the Cedar Tar was advertised for
sale in this city, ne purchased bottle, and imme-
dately derived benefit from its healing and strength
ening properties At the time be commenced ia.
king il, he was very low, inasmuch that ne was
obliged to give up his Off ce for practice He is
now SO much relieved, that he is able to attend to
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes TO be fully restored DR.. C.. has
kindly volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others ght be benefited. There are
others who taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who can be referred TO- besides number
of Physicians in Baltmo ore, who are administering
it in their daily practice.
81 subscribe with pleasure and full confidence
to the good effects of the Cedar Tar as pre- pared
and sold by Mrs. Norris, in many cases of diseases
having prescribed it frequently, and always with
good effects. A. RICH, NJ. D."
March 81, 1851.
For sale in Richmond by
HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
70 Call and see certificates of cure ia
A LUM WATER, FROM THE ROCK
IA BRIDGE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,-A cure for
Scrofu a, Dyspepsia Chronic Liver Dseases-all
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels-all
kinds of Cutaneous Diseases aud Dropses.
JOHN Fl. SEAYRES, Columbian Hotel.
jal7-lw Richmond Va.
r ~.
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Office The creditors OF Rankin g. Whit
" lock are notified that the deed of trust fram
X & w to the undersigned, will remain open for
signstu" at the Clerks Office Of the Coln-y Court
OF ienrco til the 7th February next Creditors
who my desire to participate in thu benefits of
said deed, and required u sgn the before the
day named an we, and thereby, by its provisions,
release X & w.
ia l9-I0t A. l. ROYsTER, Trustee.
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IL FOX ChAKLEsrON, >. Co.,
- superior fine fast sailing schooner USTA
LAGU, Capt. Perry, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged, and going On board, viii sail With
all possible dispatch. For balance of freight 300
bbls apply to Captain on board, or to
ROBERT RANKIN,
ia Corner 0ond and Water str-eta
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STRATTON's OFFICE,

Al 56 13 81 SIS 50 90 So Is ii II A. 90
Fer To-day Kentucky, Ex., No. 10. Capital
$4,000. Tickets 90.
-, Also, Kentucky, No le.-Capital: of 4lAOO0-
Tickets &5. n %
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CHINVY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.



WASHINGTON, August 10, 1852
The Senate commenced business at twenty minutes
past eleven o'clock
FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate communication
from the Treasury Department. in reply TO resolution
Of the Senate transmitting statement of the amounts Of
revenue collected by Mr.. Collier while Collector OF Cali
forna ALSO communication from the Secretary Of the
Interior in reply TO resolution Of the Senate calling for
information with respect to certain lands in Louisiana
Various petitions presented.
NAVAL YARD, ETC ON THE LAKE FRONTIER,
Mr.. FISH, from the Committee on Naval Affairs, to
whom referred several memorials asking for the es-
tablishment Of navy yard and dry dock the lake
ontier, reported the back and asked to be dis
charged homt.
CONNECTICUT THE COMPROMISE.
hr ToucEv presented resolutions Of the Legislature OF
Ccnrecucut in fvor Of adherence to the compromise
measures and the execution Of the Fugitive Slave law.
ARSENAL AND FOUNDRY AT THE OHIO FALLsTHE LOUISVILLE
4@ CANAL, ETC.
Mr.. BncHT, (dem of H., reported bill for the con
rueuon of national arsenal and foundry ut the falls
the ONO In connection with public canal for
he utc OF tb. amy and navy, tade and commerce ana
ior tho supply OF water power for manufacturing ord
ssarce ana aims for The use of the United States
Also b'll for the REIMBURSEMENT to the state OF hen
t~tky cf the ock hela 10y the United States IN the
euis,hle and Portland Canal, with view OF making
ust enn,l ifec 70 navigation auo commerce.
N~i oitirE tIhREs hsAtNo ruR MORE PAY--iNrEREsrNo
. srhrIMENT
hk dpSEs (wbg) Of A. nngsgc presented the peitt0n
ne ct fhs Ia w~shngtoa Uy post Oice stating tbiG
No iw,pty seven IA nuuiher--tbst tne aSScgAt,
hhto' of frte stsrs and packages the senate sod
heue, ueihg twu yeas wac over sx millions and hall
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DITION----wEDNEsDAY. AUGUST II, 1875,

weighing 800 900 bsths weight Of free newspspees vss
ovse bssnd the aggsgsts numbar Of cee letters
&C. passing through this office over ten and
millions weighing l2o0 tons. They ask additinsi
pensatioD.
THE FISHERY DOCUMENTS.
Mt HAMLN, (dem OF Me- reported In favor OF print
Ing 1000 extra copies Of the papers relating to the Fish
cries.
PRIVATE DEBATED AND POSTPONED.
The private bill for the relief of Cadwsllader Wallace
was taken up. debated and postponed.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
Was then taken up, and Mr. ArcHIsoN, (dem of Mo-,
proposed several amendments, OF which appronria
ting TO carry out certain treaties lately made
with the Sioux OF the Upper Mississippi $4,000
compensate the Omahss Of Missouri for their territory
travelled over by emgrans to Oregon CALIFORNIA;
Tor the expenses Of experimenting lnuan affairs
in Callfofn,a, were agreed to.
Mr.. BELL (whg) Of Tenn, proposed an amendment
appopratiDg S3 500 to supply the deficiency appro-
priatons for the removal Of tho Chocaws in 1892 nat
being the sum expended By the contractors IN their
nova over and above the sum appropriated by Congress
for the purpose
Mr. hurrrR (dcm) Of Va raised point Of order
that the amepdm, mt excluded BY the forbddng
private claims being added to Appropr iation bills.
Inc CHAIR said tie Senate had, a former occasion
decided the amendment was excluded by the rule and
ON another occasion that 1t not.
the rule.
Mr.. BADGER (whig) of N O.. said one object of the
rule To cut off debate private claims but day
was always corsumed as to che meaning of the rule
when II was attempted to enforce it, lie gave notice
that he would to morrow move iss repeal
The Senate decided The amendment In order and
adopted it.
MIR. Arcmsos moved an amendment applopriating
S20OOo for the general service of Indian affairs New
Mexico and $500 dollars deray expenses Of the
Pueblo Indians to W ashngton Agreed to
Other amendments were moved; some of which were
agreed TO- making he aggregate Of appropriations added
To the bill to day $3.50 900.
Without dposing of all the amend nents the Senate
adjourned
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by MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE NO. WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. August 10, 1862.
BUFFALO, o A. M.--Que cool and pleasant. Cloudy,
and looks like rain. WIND northwest. Thermometer 63.
Barometer 70 630.
north. Pleasant, cool, cloudy evening.
RocHEsTEH, 2 A. NJ "A cold cloucy morning, with
Indications Of rain. Wind north Thermometers IS.
p MA very pleasant evening Clear and cool.
Wind northwest Thcrmometer73
AunuRS, 0A. - cloudy, cool, but pleasant morning.
Thermometer 40. Wind north
4. MA cool, cloudy evening" but pleasant. Their
momcter70. Wind northwest
SYRACUSE. A. MA pleasant morning Wind north
west Thermometer rs Prospect Of a warm day.
p M.-Cloudy, and rather cool. Light northwest
wind. Thermometer 10.
Urea. 8 A. MA clear, pleasant morning A light
westerly breeze. Thermometer 49,
9p. MA cloudy, but pleasant evening Wind west.
Thermometer T3.
ALBANY, 9A M.--Clear, and pleasant morning Wind
northwest. Thermometer 81 Barometer 20 900. Mor-
curry so.
9P. M.-Coudy and cool. Wind northwest. Their
mometer 76. Barometer 20 7So. Mercury ~.
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CHOLERA AT NEW oRLEANs-NEGRo MURDEREss
SENTENCED, ETC.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1852
The mail has arrived from New Orleans, by which we
learn that there nineteen deaths from cholera there
during the week ending on the Sd inst
The citizens Of New Orleans have forwarded peti-
on to President Fillmore in favor Of the appointment Of
VIM Mcon to the vacant seat upon the bench Of the
United States Supr. me Court
The negro woman, Jane, the murderess OF the Win
ston family was brought up for tr, al at Richmond
Monday She pleaded guilty, and sentenced to be
hung On tho 10th Of september.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Davis, Zone OF the indicted in the Jerry, cass) ana
Jsnes Fuller twho hss been ~hig but nov ana-
slavery
The County Corresponding Committee consists of
Charles A Wheaton James NJ Muorc a young demo
crat Of Hon David Munro Wheeler rrnerd.4i oe
Ly man Clsry (ormsry democrat, hut Inclined
f~ SCOTT now l. Noble DIR H. souie Formerly
democrat and John Thomas (liberty party
The general ment OF the discussions that John
r Hale 8. +. Chase auy of that stsmp would No
astis factory and that they satisfactory TO Geit
Sn IN
0popdnga probably Of the ropgest counties II
the State this question; and the Ptsbnr9 movrms.t
may have some influence portion Of tho local ticket
OBSERVER
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Loss OF the whale ship Ontario.

Bosros, August 10, 1852.
rhe ship Hector arrived at New Bedford with 22oo
barrels sperm oil reports that the ship Ontario of Now
Bcdord, was lost at PITTS Island Pacidc Ocean. tn
2t'h January The Ontario when loit hid over 1,Top
rauels Whale oil on beard pert OF which eas vtged
ln.t ave insurance. the 0naro apd cargo for $500
~ New Hcofoid
no'sce of the loes Il tho Ontario appeared In th-
HBnAi the 2Ist u but was thou yed 10 be Tho
Ontario, OF Sog IIaripr
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L i LIE II A P HIC.

PITTsBURG. August 10, IS5x.
large additional number Of delegates to the Natosl
Convention arrived to night Great caucusDg Is Toing
on with regard to tn. platform An effort will be made
to change the name Of the party to the Free Democr
cy" to go for freedom ell The world II Ia thought
that Hale will not be nominated despaich having
been received from bim stating that he viii not acoeet
the nomination Abram q. Lcary chsirmnn Of the New
York delegation, has arrived
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Tho Recent State Eloo oslous.
NORTH CARoLINA-FgRrHKR RETURNS

despatch from Raleigh states that forty counties
have been heard from in which Reids majority ia sOs
berg gain Of 4s5 tho of 1850 The counties
to be heard from chiefly in the southern Western
part Of tho State whore gains reported for Kerr the
whg candidate but not sufficient TO Rei's ma.
joriiy. which will be increased over that OF 1850
In the elections to tha STATE Legislature the wigs
gain IL. and the democratsS The Commons s probably
whig, and the Senate democratic-giying democratic
majority on the joint ballot.
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.R,oolt,yn CIV I.teinrsnce..

ISvEsTlGArios rNIo INV CAusts OF THE DEaTH VIII
Tucs-Cor Eali summoned jury OF six, yes
t.rday morning, In the County Judges chamber, City
He'll for the purpose of Investigating the circu stances
attending the death of liam Tuck, found m Irdered
NJ the Junction Of Hicks and Lu1uer streets Satur
day Uorrirg last The mother and 81 ter OF deceased
present. who examined well n number OF
other witnesses Patrick Key arrested on suspicion of
time during the afte in the custody of officer.
Mus Tuck aD' daughters testified ss 70 che identity Of
tho body and the Of Keyes In New York sum
day morning and liz appearance az that time sworn
TO by policeman Black, Nelson O. Adams, birkeepcr Of
the slaod City House ard several othecs Nothing post
tive however elected TO show that keyes guilty.
Of the crime for which be is held IN custody Mr.
Edward Pster being sworn, testified 10 seeing two
men on Saturday morning, In store, corner OF Hicks
and Ueicn ftees, OF whom had scratch upon his
ntck. but unlike the marks upon the neck OF keycs
He heard OF them ny 10 the gr Aint you coming
aiopgwlat afraid Of Thea both vent out, ~
witness thought towards the Hamilton ferry.
lie positive hbt Keyas was not OF them One oE
the sisters testified TO Difficulty existing between the
boatswan oftte slip Washington. ION board OF which
which sbe was informed 10y Mr. Harris, Of
New York. simeon Reynolds driver Of one
of the Hamilton avenue stages, testified, that de-
ceased in company with another (he did not think
ID Keyes) with him from Gowanls to the ferry
fricay aft. when they arrived at the ferry
Tuck paid the fare for both after which they left He
neither Of them afterwards but recognized rucx ON
Sat day morning. when he the body Several osnex
wifp.tses examined when further examination q
the pottponse untn THURSDAY morning, u ten
o'clock. ana Reyes was renanded TO jail.
DRowSsp-The body eta drowned man foated ashore
M Fort Io milton Yesterday afternoon 1t Ia supposed
from his dress that deceased was one Of the unof-
tunate five lost their lives at the capsizng OF the
revenue cutter Taney The Coroner OF Kings county
was notified to attend and hold an inquest
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100 .nAnnAcrnps -pnnIIr NnrlcE Is uGRanr

no CoNTRACToRs.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
given that thu proposals tecei ed by THIS DePartment
the follow severn 60 Wit Nande,ster street, RON
tahltrt Et@il street. rom Aan 20 near
Be- knn streets Henry street ir JeNerson 20 Cnntn
ttot; Troy Hrue RON LIecn .eA g. North n
ato ClA bam treet rom Mott reet 20 tna through w
I.WN 70 woke viii le opcnfd % hd'y Aniast
= ~ sk A. NJ All pctecus Interested in We sooSe
~" fequtssed 10 le Ittuont
NICHOLAS DEAN President.
Creton Aqueduct Depsrtment, August q, 1862.
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CORPORATION rOTICEs.

fTAxEs OF 1867, -UFFTCE OF RECEIVER OF
L Taxes, No. New City Hall Park-.Rats o. 70-lO0-
sotce hereby gwen that the books Of the present
will be open Tor payment the 9th Of august psxt
a that w then be prepared 70 rsceve the
hereon All persons their taxe previous ehe nrss
November next viii receive deSuekon Of tnterest
cen. snnum calculated from che time Of pay
nent let of Dscenber One per cent will
adSod 10 all paid the drss ~ Bscenbsr
Hours for receiving tsxesfrosn A N. 10 p. Bsnk
's'' 'V"'' V''' HARVEY HART. Receiver or Taxes
N. B.-rersons have heir nlis by applying this
sce, rsauested TO give ui descrptops sf taeI
prvperty had aur for sher psrscn sl tax
Arw YoRxs Julv 20. 1854
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CnAMnsRsnUno, Pa, Aug. 10, 1854
Samuel l. Russell, of Bedford county, to day
mated for Consress by the wings Of this district
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From the Southwest. /.

THE KUHOKED MASSACRE OF CAPT. MARCY AND
PARTY-FiyE SLAVES KIDNAPPED.
LOUISVILLE, August 10, 1852
The Fort Smith, Arkansas, Herald Of the 9th ultimo
rays that nothing further has been heard Of Captain
Marcy's command and that persons from Fort washta
believe the reported massacre. Col. Humphrey states
thai Cemanches were route to attack the fort at
Phantom Hnl They say the whites want to take their
lands and they are determined to drive them on
Five slaves belonging Charles O. Armstrong OF this
city have been kidnapped.
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DosTON. AUXusL
The remains Of Hon Robert Rantoul we're conveyed to
Beverly yesterday and his funeral took place this after
noon The tfemen military, Sons Of Temperance, and
others att. ndod. At Salem, bells toed and the
ags were raised at half mast by order Of the Mayor
The city government Of Salem voted to attend the
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUI5, Aug D, IbOZ
Thomas III Benton. A. w. Lamb end John 8 Phelps
democrats and John Miller and Moidccai oliver wings,
returned for Congress stated former tes-
patch.
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Our Syracuse Correspondence.

SYRACUSE, July 80, 1852.
Free Soil in Onondaga.
County Convention Of free soiers aboltionists So,
&c. who opposed to the two Baltimore platforms and
candidates was held at the City Hail. In this city yester
day The call BY circular, issued by few in this
city on the 10th inst and not published in the pa
pers Indeed they have organ now though it Is un-
derstood that the Gazette published In Dsldwinsvie, IN
this county will soon be removed to this city, when the
friends of the Pittsburg movement win have RESPONSE
bic organ.
The object of the gathering yesterday was TO choose
delegates to the Ptsburg Convention and TO take steps
towards sn organization.
Enoch Marks, Of Csmilus (formerly, under Slas
wright Superintendent Of 0nondsga Salt sprngs.) was
prcsident; be.l,r Truesds OF Camiilus, Gate wnie
lressprer Of the county, and w H. Downer formerly
sh,g but frpe soicr in 1ssS) Vice Preeidents; w.
,rsndal ana Mark Hosmar editor Of the Baldwinsv,
gos0fe secretaries Tho two latter not and bay,
not been, for years. party men
Charles A. heaton (ftce soil candidate for Caua
CtYnistion,r in fSss) Charles u sedgwick Il ee sol
saoidate hr Corgtess In lSts) H. z, Noble. form
proprietor publ her of tho hclona Ega,) chose
~ gates TO ltttshurB
g6e sit,tnates were Charles LsDd (sn inseussnt
trOng nnndc and sotsyo dsnocrat Of Oanilus) Jaai0
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Thc Alabama .t Savannah,
Meteor oiogical Observations.

SAVANNAH, August 10, 1852
The steamship Alabama, Capt Ludlow, from New York,
has arrived here
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HonRrpLE ACCIDENT Mr.. Jeptha Baldwin, an
old and respectable citizen Of Orange formerly mebee
Of the Legislature and for many years drcctor cf the
state BaDs Of this city instantaneously killed this
morning at TIE Market street depot by the half past
eight morning train coming In from New York He
had been the meadows With two horses and wagon
take his men, and Was returning. He probably did
not hear the and attempted to drive across the
track in obque dir cton the train had approach
cd very to him Seeing the engine, he attempted
to turn his horses but the wagon was caught by tne
cowcatchcr, of the horses being thrown down. ana
the other running before the locomotive When cnerng
the depot the wagon upset throwing Mt BALDWIN upca
the cowcacher from which he rolled under tue whes
those OF the engine passpg him breaking ons S
and mapsling bis whole body, 30 that ne vas popsy
instantly killed The wogon complsiey s ~.
One Of the horses had fore fstlock orosen T Ina
o,her was friehifrlly cut. that both ass ~ to
Mr. Baldwlp's remains extrcatsd anu "a ..,s
The d. not and several member OF nis ialy .,s.s.
tiyes who are among the most respcctso'e " O 4;
v, re sent Tor affecting ino'ue,s ~ ms-,.
ccnn,ctop With the tragedy son oi ~. - ~, 80
who W as in the vicinity @ss attrac,sl W ,ns p " s
nm orsnce az the owd and upon inqu,rirs .ns oause
pP, enral,cd and bewildercd by the searthng an
- -, ~ ~ bi. fathers sod fare tom grandson of
~, 1000 " no wa afro accidentally IN ths vicinity
% na,d.n fn b. ~ deaf for some time. which pronapy
or.,r,sd his hearing The sound Of the peaAersk aa
| rois7, l9h
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ExCUHstONSs

GRAND PIC MIC AND CoTILLoN EXCURSION TO
- Willow Grove. Staten Island, on Thuesday, Angus.
2th S52Ihe proceeds to be ped t. the purchase OF
UriAn for Sc Bridsets huroh. The steamer Santa
CLAUS will leave foot Of Fifth street East river ook
~; Peck slip 7s o'clock, A. Pier No 3North river
aoclocf, A. foot OF spring street sl o'clock, A. NJ
AHnahaLs Brace band will be in attendance Tickets
ia .ach.
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AMUSEbIEE A rs

RK0ADwAI rHEATRE.-k A. MARSHALL. LESSEE
1.-The coolest .s's ,..sila,sa .h..st. e Aasd..
Prof one IrsssS psSs 10 this city
's1s Asf II y ..
: '''''s' GUN FEAT FEAT s,s &c "'''' ''''"''-
NIBLo's GARDEN. AuEk. M. joan SETON
s,'';; ss..: .ss r. x.
ulsr French Artistic and spsaish stha Dsrssuse sr
,.m ssNos sorS ~.
:s s;:
Asr sy the popular aud attractive French
CASTLE eARDEN.-FRENcH OPERA COMIC vAU.
asvtiis Company and Roussss Famhy's Ballet Slss-
Ass DE LA la :; dFss5;SFss
Grand Dvertis.emens BY the Four Sisters Rouss,
RAkNUAs AaaKlcAN AUsEUA.-ADAlssIon. Is
is sSsps ssas:
sna L. rsa M l.
Foe living serpenss. 0stricA orans-butaas. 20
rHRIsrYso OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. MO.
usins week urshor nosise rhs oTiinsl s,d ss
% es1 s sa
Under the msn.gensnt Of p Chpsty whose
nth syer BY sssy and S.h"nsbs .usioaos
i
shat the Saturday afternoon discontinued
~ GODS MlNSiRELS, 444 BROADWAY, ABOvb
W Howard street-open every evelio X under the
isgsment Of e. Wood whose concerts and Ethiopian de
Now Yorh audience. Woods Minstrel asIl has been
sewjy Ventilated and ice water fountain erectea
ity: Admission q cents children under % years, half
B.. The Wednesday and Saturday aft.rnoon concerts
discontinue until further notce.
MAD. ANNETTE sTEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
IVA nouDcas Grand Concert TO be dvsn the Pavilion
4osel, Long Braueh J., on Thursday evening" August
H. assisted by Mrs Buyca, Mr. N E. Mathews and Mr. Mel
ville Pianist Particulars in programmes.
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DiANoFoRTE MANufAcToRY FOR sALg.-H AZ
hcrp three estabshed in tho centre OF tbi os
with s9ac yeers utespir lease low reuti With
stock ard scales FOR and erans
Pisnos lucnce OF the propratars LEAVING fo
Europe Il win be sold very low. Address q g., under real
name " tins ofBte. -
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xxyIIlJAM WIrrERs. AUC1IoNEER. THIS nay

TU1LLIAM WRITER'S, AUC1IONEER, THIS DAY,
at 10 O'Clock at le7 Canal street, large gen
te assortment Of Heusehod Furniture the property Of
ckna easy Chairs centre, dining and tea Tables
Pootcac, Wardrobes Hat Raoh Carpets Olcoths French
and cottage Bee sesd hair Mattresses feather Beds hand
marble top dressing Bureaus, do Washstands. &c.,
gether With good assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Hand Cart.