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LOCKS, KNOBS, AND BUILDING HARD

WARE.
Baldwin & Many, 40 John Street, N. York,
TIAVE FOR SALE at Wholesale Locks of every
i l. description, with Mineral, Class, Plated, and
Porcelain Knobs, the mounting and decoration Of
which have taken the fret premium for several
years Their stock now comprises the largest as
Till, Pad, and Dead Locks, and Night Latches Of
Chubb's Days Barron's, Bramahs, Nettlefold's,
Strong's, and other celebrated makers. Brass
Locks and trimmings for ship use. Sole agents for
Dixon's Crucibles and Hoopers Bells Illustrated
Circulars sent free by addressing
Dec 2-6w 40 John street. corner Dutch.
HUGHES, DUPUY AND GRIEVANCE,
IMPORTERS OFFANCY GOODS, Jet and Berlin
Iron Goods, Bone. Jet and Ber lin Iron Bracelets,
Brooches, Combs &C., Buttons Of all kinds, Brush
es, Percussion Caps, Imitation Jcwelry, Fans of all
descriptions and qualities, Silk and Fancy Dress
Buttons of many styles, Beads, Calfskius, Hooks
and Eyes, Sc, &c.
Depot for the most superior quality OF French
Accordeons and Flutnas.
No. 10 William street, Cup stairs.) New York.
The newest Paris fancy articles received by eve.
ry steamer from Europe. Oct 19-3m
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
n HODGMAN. No. 81 Maiden Lane and 50
IL Nassau street, (first corner from Broadway
respectfully invites the attention of his old custom
ere, and merchants throughout the country gener-
ally to his stock Of India Rubber Goods of his
manu- facture, viz
Coats, Capes, Ponchos, Pants, Overalls, Leg
gings Caps, Gloves and Mittens, Life Preservers,
Overshoes Caring Cloths, Piano Covers, Machine
Betting, Steam Packing. Door Springs. &c; and
every description of Rubber Goods man ufac tured
will also be found above.
My goods defy competition or comparison-are
warranted proof against decom position in any cli-
mate, and are offered for sale in large small
quantities, upon the best terms. Orders solicited
and promptly attended to * HoncmAs
q Maiden Lane and 50 Nassau st., N. Y.
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After which Il GRAND BALLET DIvERTIsE-
MENr
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Doors open 6! O'Clock; the curtain will be raised
at 7 The box office will be open daily, iron
10 O'Clock a. IN to O'Clock o IN Dec 90
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SEAMEN IN THE NAvY.-Nearly all the Govern
ment naval operations embarrassed by the want
Of seamen Naval vessels at this port, which the in
teress Of the service require should be despatched
Immediately, arc detained by this cause. Ia con-
versation with experienced naval officer yester-
day, we told that it is impossible to get good
men, or to retain in service old petty officers,
boatswain's mates, gunners. and carpenter 3
not while liable to perform the duty of those
who put in irons, in addition to their own.
Moreover, seamen in the navy get bat twelve dol
the service of good men. Those who offer are
generally inferior hands
[Ne,o York Journal of Commerce, l7h.
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{St- CAuntess OF HOssi.-A superb Da-
guerreotype Of Hcnrietto Sontag is on exhibition
at WHIrEHuRsrs Gallery, near d street. This
has been pronounced by the friends of Sontag
the only good Daguerreotype ever taken of her.
Dec
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LdTripdL of the Cherokee.

NEw YoRK, December l9.-The steamer Chero
kee has arrived from Havana, where she was per-
mitted a full communication with the sbore, and
to land and receive mails and passengers. No
questions were offered respecting former Difficult!
tics. The United States ship Cyane was in port.
The city was healthy. President Fillmore's mes
sage was discussed and highly commended by the
papers.
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From YuoArAN.-A letter received in Boston,
dated Sisal, November 81. says:
"Nlatters arc quiet here. Barbachaino (Span =
iard) has been elected Governor. As long as
Gen. La Vega (of Palo Alto memory 10 here, we
shall have no pronunciamentos. The Indians still
harass the outskirts but that affair is almost at
end. Yucatan is beginning to look up again and
in few years will be herself. Our city has i'm
proved as regards new buildings, macad msin G
the streets. ornamentinE the piazzas, and ia quite
modernized'
Barbachaino was Governor during the Indian
wars in Yucatan. He is represented to have ruled
with moderation, 6rmness and impnr tialitY.
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no Tho Fair for the Benefit Of the Poor
The Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employ ment
Society has opened the Fair for the benefit of
the Female Poor Of this city, in the large saloon Of
Mr.. Shanks's, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and l0th streets west, where the benevolent
respectfully invited to attend.
The tcinfer is at and and the funds of the
society are lo,p and this appeal is made to gener
public to sustain the society in its
efforts to provide employment for the destitute fe-
male poor.
BY order of the Board of Managers.
Dec l4-lw
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MEDICAL BOOKS, and oil the text. books used
lVl at the Medical College, Washington, for sale
ms how rs they can be purchased from the publish
ers in Philadelphia, by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov 3 Booksellers, near 9th at.
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The evenings entertainment to conclu de with the
Farce, in two acts, Of
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER,
Alfred Hghhyer ....... Mr.. e. WHEATLEIGH.
Maria Dazzling ...... Miss FITZPATRICK.
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SPLENDID SILKS. EMBROIDERIhS,S Sc.
NTALTER HARPER co ,Pennsy vania ave
w nue., between 9th and 10th streets, will OF en-
this day beautiful and complete assortment of
rich figured and plain Silks of latest styles and
colors; also Merinos, Cashmeres, and Moussenes
of most desirable shades.
Lace and Muslin Embroidsries, new styles in
Chemisetts and Sleevea, Berthes. Capes, Caps and
Coiffures. Also, Shawls and Scarfs; with great
variety of novelties. to which they would respect
fully call the attention of purchasers.
Dec 7-6tdif
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NJ-Arrival OF MIR. Fox.-NVe have the satis-
faction to announce that Mr.. George p. Fox, the
celebrated tailor whose elc giant fits have been the
theme of general admiration and made him great
favorite among the statesmen OF our day, has arr
rived in this city, and taken lodgings at Willards
Hotel, his room being No. ii. on the fret floor OF
that establishments. Dec 90
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CLOAKs AND FURs,
CHANCE To MAKE MONEv

a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
LNROM $500 to $1,000 per day be
l. made by any person in city or country with
the knowledge of hghiyusefm and new discovery
OF making an article in universal demand and
daily use, affording five hundred per cent. profit.
This is fret rate chance for clerks, studen in.
vaiids any out Of, now in business, as il is
at once lucrative in any part of the country. Re
ceipt and particulars promptly sent on receiving
one dollar by mail, postage paid
Address A. Nj. MORSE,
Box 1855 Rochester, New York.
Dec l7-law4ws
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The REMOVAL OF THE Me n MoNE rs, - W. lea n
from a friend, who has just returned from the
upper Wolf river, that this tribe Of Indians, num-
bering 1900, has lately been removed to the land
selected for them the Wolf river, in this State.
This tract OF country, although offering no induce
ments to settlement by the whites, is well adapted
for the home of this people. The rivers and small!
lakes abound in fish and wild fowl, and the forests
with abundance of game. Their tract commences
little below the ials Of the Wolf, some two hun
bred miles by water from Oshkosh, and some sixty
or seventy miles by land, north ofGreen Bay, run
ming east and west thirty miles, and north and
south some twenty miles In the neighborhood OF
the Wolf the land 10 sparsely tmb.red, oak open
ings but TO the west eide OF the tract and also as
you approach the Oconoto on the south, il is more
heavily timbered with sugar tree, beach, and pine.
This ia fortunate thing for these people, and they
are well pleased with their new home; here they
are out OF the track entirely OF the tide OF emigra-
ton that is sweeping westward towards the great
mountains and the Pacific, and will be Sc
cure in a great measure from too close prox-
unity to the whites, which 10 always detrimental
to the interests of the people of the forest They
quiet, inoffensive tribe, and have always been
friends to our Government; many of them battled
for the United States when engaged IN war with
the Winnebag goes, and aleo in the war with Black
Hawk; they deserve well of the Government, and
should be treated kindly, and justly dealt with.
They were very desrous to be located on their
present tracts, and hailed the announcement of
their removal with joy; they dreaded being sent
west of the Mississippi to an inhospiable region on
the Crow Wing, among their ancient enemies, the
Sioux. No sickness or accident occurred to the N
while on their journey, and every thing necessary
was provided for their comfort Owing to the ear
ly setting in of cold weather, large amount OF
provisions designed for their subsistence the pres
ent winter, was unfortunately frozen up in the
river come twenty. five thirty miles below their
camping ground; this will, however, not be felt so
much by the Indians as by the contractors, as the
country abounds in game, and the provisions can
be taken up by land. The annual payment was
most satisfactorily made by sub agent George w.
Lave; the amount of Indian goods for sale was
ample for their wants, and every thing went of
quietly and pleasantly to oil concerned.
[!Shtbougan Mercury, Dec. 1.
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DIED.,

Yesterday evening, the 10Th instant, Mrs. MARY
RISTON, wife of THOMAS RIsToS, in the Both
year of her age.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon from
the residence of MIR. BENJAMIN FRAzlER, corner Of
Eleventh and streets.
On the 18th instant, Mr.. TERENCE LOBBY,
a native of the county of Leitrim Ireland, but for
the last twenty two years resident of this city.
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STRAW GOODS.

w VOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention to their
l. stock of Panama. Leghorn, Canton and Pedal
Braid Hats Florence, Silk, and Fancy Straw
Bon nets Of every description, constantly nufac-
turing under their own in spec,ion; comprising one
of the best ted and largest stock of goods to
be found in the city, and at prices which will de-
fly competition. A.LELAND X CO.,
Ill Pearl street, corner of Pine,
Nov 27-4m New York City.
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PORTRAIT OF JOHN G. CALHOUN.
TJNHE SUBSCRIBERS are preparing for publica-
i ton, and have nearly completed, large
EuLL-LEsGrH LIKHNEes of SOUTH 'CARoLINA's
lLLUSTRIOUS acknowledgement in the
highest style Of art, on steel, by A. Fl. Richie,
from an original plining. The dc tails of the
likeness will be finished from a celebrated Da-
guerreotype, TAKEN from LiFx, and which is pro.
Dounced the LIKENKss ExTANT. Size Of tho
Engraving, with suitable margin for framing,
will be thirty by twenty three inches. The style
and finish Of the work will be superior to any
thing yet executed in this country. Every copy
will be printed in PROOF style. on extra fine plate
paper manufactured expressly for the purpose.
1t will be sold by subscription at the low price OF
five dollars per copy, and ready for delivery about
the first Of December next.
Orders received by
r. A. HACHfA & CO., Publishers,
% Chambers street, New York.
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THUNDER! LIGHTNING! STORM!
DELUGE!

nR. BEALES New Panorama an Dorama of
- the CREATION AND DELUGE, will be ex-
hi bited at the ODD FELLOWS HALL. for short
me ony, commencing WEDNESDAY Evening,
December %
DR.. Beale delights to present his painting in those
places where work Of similar name has been ex
hibited Those inferior paintings are as John the
Baptist to prepare the way for his glorious work.
This may seem strange language, but let him who
doubts inquire Of the learned, the wise, and the
good who have seen it. Never has a picture been
80 much admired. The scenes are true to nature
grand and instructive The animals arc li!e-ke
in appearance, moving towards the Ark in funeral
procession of dying world. One seems actually
transported to the antediluvlan world. He can
almost hear Noah preaching his last sermon upon
the mount, his sgns and groans for rebellious
people, and his heartfelt meanings dying upon the
eur.
Exhibitions every evening, and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Liberal arrangements made for schools
Extra Exhibitions will be given TO select parties
and excursion parties. if demanded
Doors open at O'Clock; 10 commence at =
o'clock. Dec 20-d2w
1Vl and lS49. BY Arthur C0rgei.
Blanca, tale Of Erin and Italy. BY Edward
Maturin, esq author of "Montczuma."
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ENRENCH HATS AT sTEyENs's SALES
Il Room, Browns Hotel.
NEW STYLE EVENING JET HAIR
~ PINS.-We have received small quantity
of beautiful Jet Hair Pins, with long tassels, bou-
quet rosette patterns. Ladies are invited to ex
anime them.
T BASTIANELLl & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods and Perfumery,
Dec 1875 Browne Hotel.
MRS. FERTIG, Confectioner, opposite the
WI General Post Office on f street, has received
a full supply of Christmas Bon Bons md Presents
suitable for the Parents and their children
are respectfully invited to call.
Dec lS-3uF
A CRoMATIC OPERA GLA sEs-wc have
"A received another lot of superior Acromatic
Opera Glasses. quality warranted, prices low.
4. BASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importer Of Fancy Goods and Perfumery.
Dec Is
TENTLEMEN'S DRESSING ROBES.-The
" greatest variety of sizes and styles, and of the
most approve shapes, can be found at
STEVENS'S
Sales-room, Browns Hotel
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MAHANS INDUSTRIAL DRAWING .-Valu,
lNl able to all carpenters, masons, iron workers,
and other artisans.
Industrial Drawing, comprising the description
and use of Ora wing Instruments, the construction
of Plane Figures, the Projections and Sections Of
Geomctrical Solids Architectural Elements, Me.
cbanism and Typographical Drawing, with Re-
marks on the Method of Teaching the Subject.
BY Professor Mahan, Of West Point. I vol. octa-
vo, with my cIgravings. Price 81.
Just Published. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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MRS. FERTIG, Confectioner, opposite the
WI General Post Office on f street. has received
a full supply of Christmas Bon Bons md Presents
suitable for the scason Parents and their children
are respectfully invited to call.
Dec lS-3us
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The DELUaE COMING 1t will be seen in an
other column that DR.. Beale's new panorama Of
the "Creation and Deluge'' will open at Odd
Fellows Hall on M 1t Wednesday evening. If we
may Judge by the high Communications it brings
from men of talent, from the prcss, and from the
clergy, it must certainly be work of superior
merits. The artist is George Hedge, esq, Of
Philadelphia. The exhibition will be accompanied
by music and lectures every evening.
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MY LIFE AND ACTS IN HUNGARY in ls4S
WI and lS49. By Arthur Gorgei.
Blanca, tale Of Erin and Italy. BY Edward
Maturin esq author of "Montczuma.'
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CRIMINAL CoUaT. Several petty cases have been
disposed of in this court since our last notice. On
Saturday, the Hon. s. Borland submitted to the
court for judgment. on the charge of assaulting
Mr.. J. C. G. Kennedy. Superintendent of the
Census and Judge Crawford, after hearing tcsti
mony to the facts OF the case, imposed fine
upon him of 800 and costs.
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ERENCH HATS AT sTEvENs's SALES
L. Room, Browns Hotel.
Dec lS-6teodjf
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SoNTAG.-The Count and Countess Rossi, (Ma.
dame Sontag,) we learn, have taken suite Of
apartments at Browns Hotel. They will arrive
this morning.
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NeW and Valuable Publications,
UNIVERSITY OV yTcCTYIa-

Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, deiyeted
o. H. Univsrsity ct Virginia during the session of
lS3O"Jl with portraits of the LectUrsrs VIZ: Rev.
Doctors Ptommsr, Sampson. McGili, Rufier,
Green and Breckenridge; Rev Z T Moore, Rev Nj
ID Hoge, Rev Van Zandt, Rev NJ Smith,
,cGe Il vol, $50
Also. just published.
john Angel James new work; Christian Duty, Pas
Loral Addresses. chiefly the subject OF Christian
Duty; by John Angel James author OF the Anxious
Igquirer, &c dc, Il vol. l5mo
Songs in the House Of my Pilgrimage, selected and
arranged by lady, | vol. l6 mo
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy-Creeds
without Charity; Theology without Humanity; and
Prolesantism without Christianity; with notes by the
editor on the Literature of Charity, Population Pc
liIical Economy and Professionalism.
For sale by
de "a MASH & WOODHOUSE
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II 600 ieel I, l, It, II, . and inch
$4,000 feet seasoned l inch Oak Boards
$4,000 do seasoned inch Cottonwood
$4,000 do seasoned So and inch POPLAR
25,000 do IL inch Bunch Shingles
5000 do 3 and inch Ash and Maple
Also, all kinds of M ahogany, for stair building, such
as hand railing, newell posts turned Ballisters, and
various kinds OF Walnut and Cherry for cabinet pur-
poses, together with general assortment of lumber,
suitable Tor this market for sale puncual dealers on
BELvIN & PARKER,
ia 7-6t* Broad. between Governor and Mayo sis
Ely SHUIMAN. an old Philosopher, a Swede bY
~ birth. late As'rologer to his Majesty, the EN-
peror Russia, takes great pleasure in Offering his
services the citizens Richmond and syicinity in
Astrology, Astronomy, Physognomy anG Signs, and
gives 'rus, correct and satisfactory normation having
made predictions to Napoleon in 1872 previous to his
dovDa in Moscow; Prince Bernadote 10 be King OF
Sweden he also refers tc the prediction OF the election
OF Gen Taylor to the Presidency He be consulted
in matters OF Love, Marriage, and the future events OF
Life.
Mr. S. has travelled through the greater part of the
world, during the last 40 years, and all this time has
endeavored to enlarge his know ledge by all things he
over heard or saw. FL. takes pleasure to assure the
public he is willing 10 give the necessary Information
to all who will faver him with call.
IERNs-Ladies, for reading the planet, &C., in full
soc; gentlemen in iull 81; Nativity calculated accord
ing TO Geemancy Tor ladies So, in full S. gentlemen
So, IN full So Coored persons are also invited to call
Ills office Is on 18Th street, between Main and Cary
street, I'd house from Main ST. Office hours from
o'clock 4 N to oclockP NJ jain"
CHaLDREN'S FANCY CAPS--Thls
fszssg day opening, lot OF Children's fancy CATS
AS->A new styles and OF superior quality.
IOHN THOMPSON,
pc - Moin
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KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
PIANO EFORTES. GUITARS

aSsssassJ, PIANO FORTES. GUl FAIRS
Ssssss.sss.ss SSc.-P. H. TAYLOR is constantly re
. . 6 9 uceiving supplies of superior Piano Forte
from the extensive manufact ,iies q
NUNNS 81 CLARK, and A. II. GALE g. CO.
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth tine attention ofhe public as pos
sessng all the best qualities of the best takers. They
have been sold with entire satisfaction to purchasers Tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large numbe.
constantly being manufactured, there no particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength these quail
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tageirom going North, am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms can be had any where NV
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
taves The latter are confidently offered superior to
any tor sale in Richmond, Va. Melodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms
Martins unrvalled Guitars with large assortment
OF imported Instruments, plain and nlaid and ranging
in prices from S. to $50, constantly hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
,ety, and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
100 Main street,
ego Opposite the Banks.
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WEs7 M. ALLEN would inform his friends and
w customers, that he has dissolved connection
with Mr.. G. Wendnger, and he makes
his ARRANGEMENTS ne will resume his regular Mer-
chant Tailoring business In the meantime lie will
be found al his residence, Trinity !pace, fifth door be-
low the Exchange Hotel. ia 2-12t
RE EMS FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
I7A We have received on consignment large as
sormeat Of Mems White Shirts; of them very
fine, with linen bosoms and wrists, made in the best and
most fashionable style. We solicit to them the aten
ton OF the trade are authorised 10 sci them
vsry low prices.
ia IL KENT. PAINE g. KENT,
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WEDNESDAY-Kenlucky No. ll-Capital: $780,
A39. IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40, halves s.
quarters2 30.
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra, No l3-CapitaI !:
quarters so. >
IHURSDAY-Kentuc No. 12-Captal: $50.
657. 70 nos, IL drawn. Tickets S., halves 2 SO
quarters 25.
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FRIDAY-Kenueky, No l3-Capal: $40 ,Ooo.-
70 Nosa 10 drawn. Tickets $5, halves 90 So quar-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS u s "

aLxEC UTOh's SALE OF tALUABTR
~ REAL ESTATE ON CHUCH HILL AND
ON SHOCKOE HILL. FOR SALE AT AUG
IlQN.-Wl be sold ON THURSDAY, the lalh day
OF January. 1852, upon the premises fpspeciivpIv tia
real estate Of which the late Mfs Sn-sn 7 EfeItsro
died seized consisting of house aud lot en- hn,cf
bii on the "estern Eide Of 18th street. between Bfosd
and Marsha II streets. snd a brick s,oie srd dvsfno
or Broad street. tShockoe Hill be,weea Isl snd sod
streets, now in The occupancy 81 NJ Royal TODD =
The former property Will be d5tsd 70 suit the viewy
Of bidders.
TERzs.--One third cssh, balance at six and nina
months for negotiable notes. nierest added secured hy
trust deed or Tile retained
=, The sale will commerce at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, witt
with the last named premises
", ny the tequest OF tbs executor Of Mrs Susan T.
Merriam, deceased. w GODDTN
oe - AuctioneeE.
HKOCEH. R1s, de-, AT AJTCTT9lY---o.
~ THURSDAY, 18Th January. We will sell Al our
aucten slole, al Iooclock, an assortment Of G.oee-
ries, viz:
46 hhds Porto Rico Sugar.
60 do Cuba Molssses
$50 bags LagusyTa, Rio and Java Cof.s
Brown and Coffee Sugar. in bbs
Soap apd Candies
Green and black Teas
900 sacks Liverpool Salt
100 bbls HerrinRs
Lard, Bacon, Starch
Brandy. Rum and Wines
ALSO-l00 bbls Rectifed w hsksy
TEKNs-Under ,slo0 cash; 500 and over month";
DAVENPORT. ALLEN d CO.,
ia - Auclioueets
EEOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FgTg;-
AA TURE AT AUCTiON.-Oa THURSDAY
morning, the 18th instant Commencing at b,i &c, IN
O'clock at the residences Of Mr. John TsImar r.
twno is declining housekeeping en- the corner II Civ
and 27th streets Church i!l) will be sold at auction
ms mouse hold and Kitchen Furniture being nearly
new ana IN good order consisting oil the usual yariety
Among the kitchen Furniture will be found an aycal.
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MONDAY-kenuckv, No. 9-Capital $50 COO
Is Nos ID drawn. Tickets So, halves 81, quarters So