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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
The Canal Auditor.

Inc VUnUI
ALBANY, Tuesday, April 6, 1882.
PHELPS u.s. NEwELL.--Thc Court OF Appeals deci-
ded this morning that they would hear the case upon
the mandamus The Court il not now full, Justice
Watson being absent, but the case will be heard at
the nYeAent tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
The Chillicothe Fire and the Fran.aliu In
Surance Co., PHIL, eIphin

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April o, 1852.
The loss OF the Franklin Insurance Co. Of Pnila-
deiphia by the Chilicothe fire is said to be exagger
ated in the account received by telegraph. We
learn that ii does not exceed $2S,e00.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

advertisement The intreducterl
Lecture to the spring and summer course o. insruc
ton st the "Nsw-Yoik Medical College, kae Ism
H, win be delivered BY Prof CaInoshan, shls eve
Members Of the Medical profession and Student
Of medicine are invited to be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07
The Robbery OF $4,000 from the Bark
Nlisaourf

BosroN, Tuesday. April 9, 1882.
In the United States Court this afternoon, Captain
Henry c. Pttman, late OF the ship Sterling, was
convicted Of pundering the bark Missouri, Of New
York, wrecked the coast of Sumatra) of l6, 000
silver dollars. The Captain of the Missouri, DIX
ey) had previously pleaded guilty he stated that
the wreck was accidental but he after wards pro-
I'D foi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

advertisement ]-LAsr SALES OF PANT
ryes-The last sales Of paintings, at No. 376 Broad
way, opposite Keeses auction rooms, takes plac.
on Friday and Saturday mornings, April and 10
In this valuable collection are eompfsed ninety Oh
proprietor solicits the public 70 examine. The
were bought In Europe from celebrated collection
of amateurs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07

CHURCH FAm.-The ladies' of the con-
sregasion Of 81. Vincent do Psul's Church, In ca.
nslst, advertise their intention to open fair In
metropolitan Hall ON Monday next, to Be continued
daily until the 18th inst The proceeds are 10 be ap
piled to the benefit Of their Church.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

49,
Now, the material for all This iron the
American manufacturer 30 than that OF the
English articles which he and undersold If tho 1000
OF nails Cuba the 50 900 the
pig metal than the weight Of nas the gl.sh
exporter and the United States export value 800 900
consequently the Engishmen had per advantage
Ia spite OF this the export Of iron has
creased, and poration decreased, and ing
qoired to make paramount 10 the English bn, give he
manufacturer the pig metal cheap the English &c,
II 10 obyious the great manufacturing prosperity which
would from this would double the effective demand
for III. pig ron and larger sales would compensate for d.
mipisbed rates OF profits.
Money continues very plenty, and the fall trade begins
with degree Of briskness The exports of the
port Of New York for July have BEEN pared with
the sane month last year, as follows
New York Exports for July.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill Wednesday August A. 10 O'Clock, shall sell
OF Mr. ID. A. Saunders Patriotic Bank
Of household and kitchen furniture
part Of
Soaas, centre and dining tables
Mahogany rocker, Union and chairs
Hat racks, Brussels, and other carpets and rugs
Curtains mirrors
Plated bronze candlesticks and lamps
Plated China glass; and eartbenwsre
Shovel and tongs
Feather beds, mattresses bedseads
Wardrobes, washstands, bureaus, &C.
Radiators and cooking and general assortment Of kch
requisites
Terms; and under S25, that credit
Of ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN, Auctioneer
July 3l-d
The above sale s postponed, OF the
until Friday next, the 9th instant same hour
Au. SGT A. GhEEN
The daily union., 1852-08-05
n n - - - 2 -
BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNGTON RAILROAD.
Trains leave at and l2i and Through tickets

CPEC1AL AUCTION HOTICE.-E. ". sTRATTON has
~ located himself the south side OF Pennsy avenue
Ninth Tin the lately c. X Byrne for
conducting exclusively the
varieties The location i- directly the
,orougare Of tho and the Centre
Markets and the advantages arising hereorm
he of every description OF merchandise.
dwellings
groceries, Shoes goods hardware fancy goods
od the Of the occupant Real estate and stocks
posed Of at public private sale
NJ assscd trade Boston
New Philadelphia particularly offers his
dispose Of libraries and works Of
respectfully solicited and cash advances
whenever required,
De~Saes any amount casbed without delay
r.. NJ. sTRATTON, General Auctoneer.
Aug 5--dn Penn. avenue and 9Th street, south aide.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
From Baltimore Argus.
Meeting In Accomac, Notwithstanding Dia-
lOguc.

gentleman Of Snow Hill, Somerset county, Mary
land, who has just returned from a visit TO Accomac
county, Virginia. gives interesting account OF joint
democratic and whig meeting in Mr. Wse's district. That
able and distinguished democrat spoke eoquenty for
about four hours. He replied TO by MIR. Mass, a
whg eector and member of the legislature, who charged
Franklin Pierce with being identified with free soism
and sboonism and gave for his authority the Concord
Democrat and Manchester Democrat. He had been in
New Hampshire two years ago, and heard speeches
from John p Hale and General Pierce Mr.. Wise took
the stand and rebutted the charges successfully and
made Mr.. Mass acknowledge that Franklin Pierce was
no, what these abolition whg papers (allhough called
democrat) represented him to be. The following thrill
ing dialogue took place:
Mr. Wise Were you in New Hampshire two years
ago. and did you not hear Hale speak, and say in his
speech that she would head army TO march upon
the South, and put down slaveryi"
Mir Mass | was there, heard Mr.. Hale speak and
say what you state.
Mr. Wise Did yo6 not hear franklin Pierce reply
10 this and say: " II Hale should head army march
on the South he had first TO march his (Perces)
dead body; for he would head army oppose him !"
Mr.. Dfass | did
You imagine, says our correspondent, the feeling
which this reply elected. The Court House rang with
shouts OF applause repeated again and again. MIR Wise
then requested his opponent TO state the facts again,
which be did TO an almost brcaihess auditory. Gen
eral Pierce did say (sapping bis haAd upon his beas
that Hale would have TO pass his dead body before
be marched upon the South"
The daily union., 1852-08-05

Also choice book published illustrated,
including description and with
tinted autographs a24 pages Price 81
This work. NJ Let's has been sdindged by the unanimous
elaborate, pactcs and intensely
written this golden theme
incidents
amusing In the Language Of ons OF the city ed,or
"s dagueueoype Of California taken by the light
of noon-day sun" : :
w. HOLDREDGE,
Aug 4-d3t l40 Fulton street, New York
The daily union., 1852-08-05

NIORlOUs KEWA-Tbe important discovery made
NJ brush book
bnde cabinet akess hosseke-per. druggists Ac This being
always fire
SMELL will keep liquid in cmae also
wood china, marble
stands unsquslcd
beer introduced Of the first order saving
sight We onr liberal inducements
druggists Ac., snd
ordinary We making
immediately We establishing
ali throughout the United Saies Sold
bottles Of and by the gallon Small
Htatca,
polish cfhree Country
perc,ans attend the above. Apply early.
PHILLIPS A. CO.,
July 3l-d3m Cedar street, Pearl, New York.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
Loss of he Rsusnue Cuflsr Tansy--Four Men Peristt

Nav YopK August 3--The revenue cutter Tany Cap
tain Martin struck BY a squa minutes before one
o'clock two miles below Governors Island capsized hlled,
and sunk IL Is reported by the saved by the Thomas
Huat, from Shrewsbury that four men were positively
lost one the capszed being caught be
tween the gun and the buwark Another account says
drowned
The daily union., 1852-08-05

Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger
m. Passengers r. p. Of
for Nddebug Uppeyle, and Paris, In LouAoun county,
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester hafpas O'Clock,
III. Fare through, 81.
BY passengers Waensn, Fauquer Epngs,
Cupeper Court G0rd0nsvie,
connexion with Virginia Central
point thence Charlottesville conveyed by Sawyer lines,
reaching Waenton springs early dinner Cnpsper
Courhons by O'Clock and Gordonsvie In full
morniD: the Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville Through fare Gordonsvle,
above elegant
fnish and exceed by those
Mr.
nexons and the public careful driving and good time
to nil points,
Both the above railways laid with heavy f
the moden construction The coaches
not exeed road the United States and provided with
safety guards and all OF the approved nt railway trains
Through tickets can be obtained al the Potomac House, PenI-y
Washington and Newton Mansion House, Aexan
dna. Baggage 100 lbs per passenger.
The first and Of the steamboats, between Washington
Alexandria regularly with the above passengers
arrival in will convey
from the boats to the railway
Excursion by either Of the il numbering
The Orange road completed
Fanquer and the Manassas Saen Fauquier county,
So miles from Ale xandra.
r. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup. o. and Alex Y. 4.
M NJ. WELSH, Sup. M. G. R. b.
June lI-dn
The daily union., 1852-08-05

By f.. N. sTRATTON Auctioneer.
(Pennsyivania avenue, corner Of Ninth strcct.)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or A PRIVATE
FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEkEEPfNG--On Saturday
morning nh, O'Clock, auction
he y private family, consisting in Of
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and divnns
DO hair sent, cane, and other chairs
Cloth covered Writing desk and book
II Mahogany dining and card tables
Do waststands, wardrobes
High md iow post brdsteads mattresses
Carpets, uniting floor cloth
Fire irons, Tenders, stsirr rods lamps
Tin safe. cooking, and other stoves
kitchen utensils, &c.
N, B.-Addinons solicited. No limited goods received
Trrmst Cash in hnnksbic funds Aug 5-da
The daily union., 1852-08-05
Sales To-Day.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by A. GNEEIN, AWcfIOncer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AuCTIoN--On
Thursday, 5th Of August shall re the premises
No. No. having
street 30 feet running back 0i feet 9& inches,
Streets Immediately opposite the esey chapel
which brick house,
81 small the containing five
Title ndisputabe. Sale positive. Terms at sale.
A. GREEN.
Aug Id Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
Nv, j. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,one.r.

GALE OF CITY LOTS TO CLOSE AN EsTATE.-on Friday
afternoon 8, al O'Clock shall sell rooms
without reserve, the following iots
No. s9f, all containing 90 $50 feet
No. 900, lots Nos. l. q and W.
one-fourh cash residue in equal ins.ments
twelve eighteen months, for with interest,"
secured JAS q, MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

y. o. MCGUIRE, Auotione.r.
VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT
Tuesday August 10Th, al O'Clock shall
sell premises, 8 No Ia onnna 6l
inches 18Th west back t5o
north street
This located northeast 10Th
streets, very desirable for building purposes
a sale. JAS Y. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucuonccr
The daily union., 1852-08-05
Nv j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC SALE
Thursday afternoon 5t, at O'Clock
valuable building numbered numbered
fronting 70 inches street, and
II ith and running back los feet alley
The location of desirable and pleasant In Wash
nglon.
Terms al sne. JAS q. MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucuonecr.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
The Ciay Disaster.

NEw YoRK, August i-Ihe jniy OF inquest upon ih'
bodies OF the Inflated passengers OF the steamer Henri
Clay returned verdict this morning, finding all the ofiicer
OF The boat gully.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICE REQuEsrED.

THE subscriber, having the business for the
l. under his conduct agent for W. Hoidredge, would
that his increased facilities and long
orders the lowest rates
OF business the cash principle deal
generally would hnd much their interest give him the
OF reasonable
both price and puncuaiity.
following article house convenience
well known require description sauone would do well
o their orders direct
Improved .4dhenre Letter, Tnroies, and Music Fie
T. YouSe William
odredg publisher bookseller and ssaoner, l4o Fulton street.
YORK.
This invaluable article combines facility for reference with
the greatest labor
OF valu m be Instantly found.
The prepared only requires be
moi-tened, and the paper Immediately adheres.
Orders for special styles and Sizes promptly hisd
the trade from the following retail
prices
The daily union., 1852-08-05
BY TELEG RAPia
The Flores Expedition

Nav YoEK August 4lntellgenoe has beeo received !,
this city which goes confirm The rumor That Flores naa
captured ciy oil Gusysquil Il Is said that he enteIe
and took possession OF tie lossn the oh OF July.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

NEtTZER wATER.~-IOHN w. BUTHMANk Pennsylva
MIA avenue sc"h side ~ and 9Th streets has received
fresh se'yrr Water Bordeaux wines IN
and hsshesd London Brown Sou" pins and superior Fort
wine. Aug 3-3u
The daily union., 1852-08-05
Missouri Election.

FRANKFORT Aug. 3-a. ma despatch from ST Louis
reports probable election OF Prince, the democratic
candidate for governor
the first congressional district composed of the city Of
81 Louis and Suburbs e indicate the election OF
Col. Benton. -
twhie) and Mr. Green (democraD isvey close and The
su cannot be known until all the votes are counted
In the h district the far favorable TO the
election Of Mr., Phelps, (demecrat)
Sr LOUIS Aug. 3.-The election in this Stale was for
governors members Of Congress- State officers. and mem
Independently Lewis " Rogy, (esuar democrat,) and
Samuel CaruIners (whig) were The candidates. The
vos have not yet been counted out but both parties
sangulne of success IL believed democrats
RED their ticket Tor the Legislature
Duuuaun, Angus, IA m--The returns a of Of the Iowa
second district, has been reelected 10 Congress
The district in which Mr. Clark democrat Is running is
doubtful bur favor the election OF Mr.. Clark.
The Fishery Question.
Bosros. Tuesday, August s.-By the arrival Of the
OF August Vice Admiral Seymour has purchased brig
and schooner which have been named and rned to
the colonial fishermen from the encroachments OF the
| French.
The schooner Union, reported yesterday seized,
taken in the Gulf ofsi Lawrence by the Telegraph tender
to H. M e steamship Devastation
The New Bruaswicker thinks that when the people Of
America understand the matter better they will have bu
little OF complaint II considers that the reported
Of the reciprocity bill TOO favorable to the
The St John Courier again especially declares that there
is intention to enforce the hendland headand part Of
the fishing treaty, TO demand reciprocal Tree trade as
The phce OF arranging the question
/ The Cholera at Buffalo,
! BUFFALO, August 3-Choera still prevails in this city,
and deaths have occurred but only particular
neghborhoods and from The mortality OF the city
greater usual, but there is panic, much fear
Of the dsease spreading The weather is clear and air
fine. Sunday the most fatal day. but since then the
Ca Sc. have been mild and
The disease first appeared more vuent than former
" many having died very suddenly with only three or four
| hours illness.
The elegraphc despatch from Albany exagg,ates the
! matter.
/ Shipping Neps-Politics.
| NORFOLK August The schooner Victoria, eight days
from Maiumoras, for New York. with cargo OF sugar DC,
put in distress to-day having lost her sails, sprung leak,
Sc The ship Labatio from Matanzas is in the roads
waiting orders. The barque Cora has arrived from New
| Orleans
i The democrats mad meeting Saturday night,
which addressed by Robert g. Scott, Of Richmond,
Mr. German, OF Indiana, and others.
4 The FIRST Bale of Cotton
NEw ORLEANS, August The first bale OF cotton
this received to-day.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
ay ,. 4. McoUInE. Auct,on.sr.

aDMINIsTRATOR's SALE or CARRIAGES AND HORSES
"A Under Orphans Court the subscriber
public auction Tussdy the 10th day August
instant hacks
IN
O'Clock Of .nle are credit Of 50 days
approved sndorsers said notes. - . - .
Aug. Sd Auc,ionser.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

DIERRE, the Ambig guities-a new novel, by Her
i mar Melville.
History United States ), second
pscs the Supernatural containing Of
the Rochester rappngs, &c.
London I.abo and he London Poor-pari 2i
Pictorial Fied Book OF the kevolution-pan2 Is.
Aug4 fRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

This shows la the items Of regular revenue
but the OF the quarter show decline OF Sosooo
from the spending quarter OF last aud the lands
have declined half that amount The expenditure OF the
has, however, for the quarter been less by
nearly oneha than for the corresponding quarter last
vear
The daily union., 1852-08-05
go A2,

CNEf0T White suiphur sprsnSs.ASea Scssl s.ss-
ee and expeditions the Sweet aud "hs sulphur
Washington lhe Richmond fredesiek.Sa and Potomac
From BY comfortable pre..ars steamer Ma
Conneeung al Danyils rail
a baltimore 10 Sweet Spring. .................. -
Washington 10 White sulphur. 10
washington o sweet Springs. ............. ~
Richmond 10 White sui phaI.. .................... 10
Leave b.%s.s sse asaay and Thursday soou
ssos connecting a" Aqua cssa a w. me "'n which
Leave washington every day and
morning o'clock Al aieimond thence ~
70 snsasa '1s @ns prs point .nsy VIII reach al
yas,sas and Tsans.s. railroad :. and e
stages and the sprins a. M thence on, u
FOR eG%io, aud mi. route aa,va'sd and win rec
being only four meals TO be taken
and me springs win make I il ,s mos. economical sous
O. L. Mitchell, the ofhee
q '' ''''''''' N''''' JOHN H. OSBORNE,
July lo-damo Superintendent
es direct from The growers and 70 b. had
and Others Washington city on shoes st n0'cssshspA.
shsniss, Sparkling ch.mpssns, /.
Ports, Cicqao,.
Lisbon, Msidsisk,
SrSn,isaan sSssisl Sparkling Mo.ss isa many 0''s'
Hockbcnn, 7
a sort Rudesheiu,
sauerne, Marcohrunn
Burgundies, the largest in Philadelphia.
Brandiss o. au sorts,
dark and in casks dsmohn in borss with chccp,
very old.
wli.key, Monongalea Bourbon, spts
brandy blackberry wild andies Scotch
ale, London porter and stout bills Of and dozen.
Hapaaa Cigars,
Of direct impoaion of the reliable quality always hand,
wholesale by the quarter box
only where all wines &C., directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country Trade
supplied wholesale RETAIL cas demohn
dozen, package OF assorted sorts.
Orders telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filed, the goods taken back.
familiar with all the principal wine
ducing Europe,
Call
JACOB SNYDER, JRS.
Cheap Wine Store No. 70 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Feb l-dly
The daily union., 1852-08-05

cAADn consequence Of the ~ossmen not being ready 10
IL commence work until Monday, shall
not
called and will
soods
Aug J-fw ILAGEIT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

DROrEsSIONAL CARD.-JAMEs 4. GUNNEII. M. ID
will continue the practice dentistry Office occupied
father Gonncn past years Presdcns square
Ang 5--eodim'
The daily union., 1852-08-05
> orcisn Koods,

Consequently there have been added S2,ooo,ooo to tho
stock OF coin during the month. OF the exports however,
only 81 3sotis United SAFES gold. the remainder
being mosy the return Of coin brongh, here by emgfsns
The produce market. well supplied aud cotton has
pfov,d under foreign Wool j. active the
clip forward freely at improving rn"s-ssy
pound higher first hands at which considerable
sale. made Some fine wool sold cents higher,
ranging "a IS cents. Tobacco IL active-say Kentucky.
~ cents. Pork quite firm at $50 for mesa SH 70
FOR prime. The California and Australia demand susaius
H. Beet Sis 30 sls 80, mess Lard, III III cents
Flour steady-Si 81 81 80 for soohefn fresh STATE,
The daily union., 1852-08-05

TRAvELlrN0 TRUNKS TRUNKS THE subscriber
quality travelling ubks vsine.
bags, (which he viii sell reasonable prices
call and
rennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6th streets.
July p-lm DANIEL CAMPBELL.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
CON N ERCIAL.
FROM oar Commercial Correspondents.

New YoRK, August 8, 1852
The quarterly statement federal revenues 10 June
80 completes the fiscal year. and the result OF all the quar-
teIs Is follows
The daily union., 1852-08-05
ny !. @. MCGUIRE, A.ctsoneer.

ByJ g. Mcguire, Auctioneev.
IIoUsEHOLD FURNITURE, SCHOOL. DESKS, AT AUCTION
Ill Friday August 9Th, 10 O'Clock, shall cell
residence Rev WiIsm Clark, the Of 9th
streets household consisting Of
Mahogany spng seat sofas and rockers
Do marble top table, rout tables
chairs, stools
DO dining, side, and breakfast tables
Venetian blinds, ceck, mantel ornaments
Psrior carpets oil cloths,
French and cottage bedsesds wardrobes
Hair and shuck msstresseS waahs,srds
Mahogany dressing bureaus looking glasses
Dinner and tea sets. crock kery, glassware
Cooking stoves, andirons, shovei aud tongs
School dcskA, benches, and chairs
Lot n
Together with general Of Kitchen utensils.
Al of and under S15 that smoun a
credit Of and four monih for satisfactorily endorsed notes bear
ing interest. Jas. q, MCGUIRE,
Ang3-d Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

RALrinOKE College OF Dental Surgery, session
ID ls52-53
Chaplin Harris A. b. NJ D., Professor OF Principles and Prac
OF Dental Surgery.
Tbos f. Bond j A. NJ NJ d. Professor OF Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w r. Handy NJ. d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
Alfred A. Bsndy, M. d., Professor Of Operative Dcnesty.
Philip II. Austen NJ d. Professor Mechanical
Reginald N. Wright, A NJ NJ. D., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dsscctng will opened the last
Ocrobe The will be throughout the
Monday Of
November and continue iin the last OF March.
Tickets slo dissectns ticket (oponal) $40
mstrcuiaon, o. diploma fee, $50.
Good board from 81 so 10 50 so.
w. r. HANDY, Dean.
The daily union., 1852-08-05
WILL SOON CLOSE ,
.H Odd Fcilors' Hall,

At Odd Fciloms' Hall,
DAYNE'S celebrated series OF entitled
ID Europe, embracing magnificent Boston,
Halifax Aanuc Mersey Liverpool, Crystal
Palace OF Worlds Fair Westminster Abbey, London the
Thames passing under the bridges, and ending with magnificent
OF The Thames tunnel brilliantly umnated and both banks
of the beautiful Rhine.
exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, az
o'clock.
Admission rs children under IA OF age IS cents
Doors at u panorama to commence moving O'Clock
Aug
The daily union., 1852-08-05
By A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IN Wednesday, dlh Of August shall premises
O'Clock, of land, situated The side
Rock Greek Church road The above
and half miles the OF Washington
BuIask c. O. Grammer and
land OF Mr. Egan The first
wooded the other contains 2ok adjoining the
which well wooded the balance meadow land
II will be sold together, To suit purchasers
balance credit OF and
deferred bearing
deed given and a deed Of trust takeu
July 25-eodAds A. GREEN, Aucueneer,
wishing examine the property will please call
Mr. G. r. Hagen adjoining the tract who viii show the lines
A. g.
The above sale postponed In consequence Of the
until Saturday next the 7th instant, same hour
Aug. 5-H A. GREEN.
The daily union., 1852-08-05

By A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
rTALNUT BOARDS AND MAHOGANY vENEERs AT AUC-
TIoNon wednesday, the frh August shall se in front OF
my Warehouse the corner Of and 9th Hssup Wee
bodnn at O'Clock excellent lot OF well seasoned
vain boards and mahogany veneers, viz;
500 feet ", n, and v walnut boards
5000 feet Of mahogany
unde Sao cash s3o credit Of SIXTY and ninety
A. GREEN,
30--d Ancuonecr
n5-Th, above sale is postponed, In consequence OF
until Saturday 9Th instant hour and place.
5--1 A. GREEN.