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J0araeymen Pristers Indicted.

hAaakissvEG, April 27.--Sixteen Journey.
''ei. Printers were indicted by the Grad Jury
LAY ior conspiring 10 prevent Andrew Dunn
@S WORKING in the Telegraph newspaper
''''e. They refused TO work ia tue office un.
90" he was discharged.
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The announcement Of the death of Hon
John Sergeant, of Philadelphia, was prema
ture. He has been dangerously ill, but is bet
ter.
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We ne understand that Senior Don yictoriano
1e Dlego paredes yesterday presented his cre-
entails 10 the Secretary of State, and was re-
SeiVed as Charge d'Affaires of the Republic Of
S "fenada 10 the Government of the United
1tates'-Repablic Of Wednesdag.
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fieE.--T Two boats and sails were destroyed
> Ire al iie Arsenal boat-hopse, Washington
Oh Tuesday,
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sY On Tuesday The Germania band visited
S.'un' vernon, aud performed several choice
pieces a. Wasaiagtoa's tomb.
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LOOK no YOUR inTEkEsT,

"a LOOK TO YOUR iNTEMEsT.
kShA The subscriber respectfully Informs
lis friends and the pubic generally, that
ne has on hand Of his own mAuuiacy
ture, good assortment OF Saddles, Brides, Har-
nesses &C., which ha will sell as low as any ca
tablishment in this city or elsewhere. He earnest
iy requests all In want of any article In his line, TO
gys him cali--a few doors below City Hotel
before purch ssng assuring them that every effort
will be made to give general satisfaction.
ap z9-lm WILLIAM SALMON.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs

C8 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
asH The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach-making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, Q3th and 14th streets,l
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches. Buggies with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his own make of the best mate rials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be In the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want OF any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold that is new war
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
an 2S-d6rn
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BY 13EOREE r STNNgP

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTP.
4 NlTURE:-Will be sold at auction on FRI.
DAf MORNING, the Both April, at 10 o'clock, at
the residence of Mr. William G. WYATT who is do
Ginning housekeeping on Goth street between
franklin and Grace streets, all of his household and
Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual VARIETY
Sale positive and without reserve.
ap " GEO. ] SUMNER, Auctr.
SHEkIFF'S SALE.--Wlll be sold to the
~ highest bidder, for cash, on the premises the
Both April, 1852, the contents of an ICE HOIJSE
situated on Jas. T. Sutton, IRIS farm, called Pu
Hams, commencing at II o'clock, to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands.
A. B. HUTCHINSON. D. s.,
apps u For |. A. Goddin s. H. C..
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Baltimore Primary Elections,

BALTIMORE, April 2e.
The Wing primary elections held last night re
suited in the choice of candidates, by an over
whelming majority, in favor of the nomination of
Mr.. Fillmore.
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
J. owners, Messrs. Booth, Anderson e. Christian,
Agent for the sale of the water from the celebrated
Alum Springs in Rockoridge county, Va, offers it
for sale by the BARREL half barrel bottle or gallon
Barrel, SO; Half Barrel, SO Bottles
per doz., 81; by the Gallon, so cents.
The wonderful success which has attended the use
OF this water for many years, In great variety OF
diseases, has acquired for IT celebrity rarely ii
ever equalied
Ii may be procured at all times. Fresh, by sp-
plying at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Particular attention will be paid to putting up
and transmitting to any part of the Union, such
quantity as may be ordered.
Ali orders must be accompanied by the Cash,
or a resp 5nsible Game OF some person residing in
the city JOHN IL SEAfRES,
az 29-lw Columbian II otel. Richmond. Va.
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6: !;
Camp on Tomorrow (Thursday)
Evening, 29th inst, at o'clock, for the purpose
OF electing Trustees.
By order of the C. P.
ap 2S-2t VIM. J. RIDDICK. Scribe
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OsT-On yesterday, a DRAFT, drawn by Ed.
IL win T. Butler, dated New York, cath April,
1852, at thirty days, in favor of his order, and by
him endorsed, on II. Newman & Co, of this city,
for S225 &c. with the current rate ofexchange when
due not accepted. Payment has been stopped, and
the public are hereby cautioned against trading for
said draft. The finder viii be literally rewarded
by leaving ii at the Office of
an 29-ts LEWIS d. CRENSHAW a. CO.
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BY GEORGE ]. sUlTNER.

"A SILVER GOODS, MISCELLANEon
GOODS, DRY GOODS, &c-On Thursda~
Morning next, the 2sth inst. Commencing Al Ia
O'Clock, at my sales room, No. g. 18th street will he
sold at auction variety of rich German Silver
consisting of Knives and Forks, Spoons Desert and
Dinner Forks, Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams Waters.
Candlesticks, Ladies, Carvers and Forks, Butter
and Cheese Knives and Forks, Sugar Tongs, Cake
&c. Also an invoice of Dry Goods, CONSISTING of
Bombazines, Calicoes, Lawns, Bingham, Bareaes.
l. zee Sleeves, black MantIllas, Mourning CoIlsrs'
Combs, Gloves, Mirts, Suspenders, &e Also va
rlety OF second hand Furniture and miscellaneous
Goods, of every kind the whole TO be sold without
reserve, to close consignments Terms cash.
ap 81 GEORGE J. SIMMER Auct e
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WANTED.-Wew want Immediately, three hun
w dred LABORERS, to work upon the Weldon
and CASTOR Railroad, in North Carolina. To good
and steady men liberal wages will be given. Apply
to MARK DOWEEY, Richmond, orupon the work,
to GREEN, MYERS & co.
an 29--l2t+
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BIZ DUNLOP, RIONCURE q Co
CARGO SALE or ST1.ap .Nn

Both inst commencing at IL o'clock, AZ our 90,
and warehouse at Rockets, we will sell the ea-go
OF the schooner Waterman, from Attakapas, win
220 hhds Sugar, and 100 bbls Molassss.
The above cargo is made up by shipments from
choice quality.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash; over 500, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
ap 2o DUNLOP, MONCURE & co Auct,s
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Head Quarters LIST Reg't Va. Volunteer.

RICHMOND April Goth, 1852.
Al ORDERS, NO.-.-The LIST day of Nav
E next is fixed by the Regmental Court of Enquiry
TOR the muster of the Ist Regiment of Va. Volun.
- teers. In accordance with law there will be
three days training OF officers of the Regimeut-on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, pre-.
cedne the regimental muster, at the City Hall, at
O'Clock, P. NJ. Officers will attend in full uni.
form
The Regiment will muster on Saturday the LIST
May, at the City Hall, at IL o'clock, A. M. Com.
mandants of companies required to furnish the
Adjutant, on the day of the regimental muster. or
previous thereto with complete and full return OF
the strength and condition of their companies, the
public arms in their possession, &c, in the form
prescribed by law.
By order of Col. GwYNN.
WALTER H. HARRISON
Ie%D x.rre "
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- q
AUCTION SALES
This I1aY

AW sALE.-The IaTcest ana =;sss; = - O.
-. coection OF Law Books ever offered - 1,is
city, at Public Auction, will be sold q ~ ..s -
e GEo. ~ WEST s BRO, on THURSDAY. Anr Il
in part '''''l acin8
The Eng. Condensed chancery Reports The Law
Library, 65 vols. = -"
Johnson's Chancery Reports, I vols. The yirafn.
la Reports.
Robinson's Practice. English Corn Law Reports.
Haward's Peters and Washington's United s. G.
Reports.
Kent's Commentaries, Peters Digest, Comyn.s Di.
gest.
Bacon's Abridgment; Chitty, Wharton and Rus
sells Crime Laws
And nearly every other good Book in use
Catalogues will be ready on Friday 23d inst
ap 92-lw
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T-7S-T- .ome 3 here between the store OF Keen,
IL chIlss &, Baldwin, In Richmond. and the town
of Manchester, . small PORT MOaaIE, containing
between $40 and Sl2 In silver and gold coin. The
Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving y Al
this Office ap ss-Hs
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MAsltksro or sourHkRn wHIa Mrn.

MANIFESTO OF SOUTHERN WING MEm-
sERs OF CoSeREss.--The Washington Re.
public OF yesterday contains an address .to
the people of the United States" detailing The
proceedings of the late Wing caucusses at
Washington, and relating to their action i n the
compromise question. II is signed by the fol.
lowing members of Congress Wv. Brooke.
of Mississippi, Jackson Morton, Florida, John
Moore, Louisiana, Humphrey Marshall Ken.
lucky, NJ. 7. Gentry, Tennessee, C. Fl. VIII
Hams. do, f. c. Cabell, Florida, David Out
law, North Carolina, J. Arstide Landry. Lon.
isana, and Jas. F. Strother, Virginia Mr..
Clngman, of North Carolina, siyns> the fol-
lowing II concur fully in the statement of
facts, as we'll as the general positions of this
address The address takes the ground that
failure on the part of the Wing National
Convention to assert the principles of the CON-
promise will result "in the inglorious and de.
served defeat of the Wing candidate for the
Presidency, because the platform of the party
Will be too narrow for the patriotism of the
people. They will demand one as broad as
the interests of the whole Union."I, conludes
as follows:
"Should both of TIE great political parties
fail 10 shape future party organ cation unon
the enlarged and fair principle to which we
invited the Wing meeting at the Capitol on
The 10Ih inst, there remains but one other re-
sort. The people will demand such an oyga-
nization, at the expense of existing parties.
and II Will triumph over both; or misled Inv
political leaders, whose personal ambition
rises above their love of country, the people
VIII become involved in canvass conducted
by candidates whose parasites will pander TO
sectional preIudIces, and will seek political
preiefment by arousing sectional passions
The next Congress, in that case will be COM
posed OF men of all parties pledged to renew
the agitation of questions which the 31st
Congress closed with so much difficulty. The
result of such struggle human foresight cam
not compass. We have believed that iuteIli
gent craftsmanship, by timely action aud patri
otto effort, could avoid the trial and the catas.
trophe. We made an honest effort to ooiut the
way. We have now explained our motive
and our conduct, and we confidently submit
them for your judgment.
he events OF the Congressional meeting
OF 20th April are of significant import. 1t does
not become the undersigned to suggest your
course in view of them. Our object is accom-
plshed by inviting to them your immediate
consideration, satisfied, as we are that thew
will awaken your serious reflection, and guide
you TO such action as may be demanded by
the duties to the present and the hopes of the
future"
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By WELLINGTON G0DDIN.

BUILDING LOTS ON LEIGH AND
- 9Th STREETS FOR SAFE Ar aITCT10N =
s nni oe sold on Thursday Afternoon, the 2oth
49,, ieo< upon the premises, commencing at
% fee .w wda,s Building Lots fronting
and sb worm siae OF Leigh street. between 3rd
ironing 80 feet on Attn street Norrh of Ieah s.rss.
ana running back i24 feet to an ailey. !. h
IERMs-one-third cash balance q, i months s,,
approved endorsed negotiable paper. ~
ap % w GorlnrN
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

JAM ES Ma ia LUX.
FIGHT VALUABLE MULES AT ARC.
~ IloN.-Wiii be sold, on Saturday next. the
ist May. commencing at l2 o'clock NJ, at the Live
ry Stables of VIM GRAVES, Esq on 18th. be.
tween Main and Cary streets, Eight large and vau
able Young MULES. These are really fine ami.
mails, are perfectly sound and well broke, and are
sold for no faalt whatever
ierms-4 months credit for satisfactory nego.
table notea, with interest added.
ap 29-dtds JAMES M. TAYJ. OR =
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DIR. ADDINGTON, (Gra-
IN duate) Denfist-PRACTITION.
1QNyER SINCE 1912, invites attention
to a few more new facts
He has ceased to pick his own teeth, complain of
the newspapers, and sigh over taking another ex.
ira nap, whilst waihng for the non.arrival of an
aching victim. Whya Because, Mr. Common
Sense has made known that the Doctor pulls Re eth
for Is cents fills with silver 50 cts and with gold
for IS cts; then his upper sets cost only $50;
therefore few friends of Mr. C. 8. have sought out
DR.. Addington's office. spa3
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WELLINGTON f:0DDIN.

WELLINGTON GUDDIN.
Nh npENEMHNTs ON sra STREET.
Will he .s,a q - MukY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
bSy % april 1852 COMMENCING !, aesc ,Syss
rear fro-s;. and three framed Teoeu,suts in
arnorv gn5lne on the west line Of M street near the
proving psrt ags the Issse .e1een,s sre in an i'm.
Of s3a5 These ssnsrs snd rsui for the gross sum
upon tne sums they will probably III sar REM
iERM5-Onefhird cash. balance a. IT,.
or title withheld. = soeiaoie paper,
ap 26 w conn,.
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'OR THE SUMMER

A'OK THE SUMMER.-As the summer
Il season is fast approaching, we would invite
the attention of the public to our stock of hit SILK
Alpaca, Linen and Marseilles COATS and VESTS.
also to our Linen and Marseilles PANTS, while our
stock is large and complete and we can suit all in
style, price and MT Call as soon as possible, at
HENRY SHAFER & cos
sp 20 No. 1903 Main street. corner 14,b
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IL CANT LOTS, ON CLAY AND CATHARINE,
STREEIs.-Wili be sold on Saturday, the lat
DAY OF May, commencing at o'clock, P NJ, upon
the premises. comfortable Brick House, on CLAW
adjoining the property of Col Bigger with a !. of
fronting 40 feet on Clay street, also three vacant
Lots adjoining, fronting 80 feet each on Clay street
and four vacant Lots fronting 32A feet each on Cath.
arine street, each of the above Lots running back
Lots lie well, in an improving section and contain
a large body of good brick clay.
TERMS at sale. By request of the owner.
ap 90 JAMES M TAyI M A..
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BY JOHN. X. d. PAYNE, Salesman,
WILL sell on THURSDAY, the 29th inst, at
4 ~ O'Clock, at the late residence Of w. Gardner,
decd, In Duvall's Addition, ON Duval, between ST
James and st. Peters streets. lot of Household
and Kitchen FURNITURE. Terms cash.
ap % w
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'NO THE CREDITORS OF LOGAN &
DUKCELL. lam q 90 .O0-rI7Ec

E8UhUELL, LADD & CO., ApOTHECA.
= hiES AND DRUGGISTS, 81 Main Street.
CORNER 18th, RICHMOND, VA. keen constantIv ~,
hand large and well selected stock of pure and re-
liable Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. stand.
ard and New Pharmaceutic Prepa "a tions.
&c Nc., all OF which are offered at low prices.
Farucuiae attention to packing aud forwarding
orders PURCELL, LAID g. Co Drugo;,ts
ap ~ 80 Main street, corner 18th
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE -
Harmonic Ethiopian Opera Truure

meme me Etni0Pian Opera Troupe.
Ibis EVENING, APRIL 29TH,
AT oDD-FELLOWs' HALL
sMIS lnis TROUPE. whose performances last
4HyH evening gave universal satisfaction to 4
49, large and fashionable audience respectful.
q " announce that they will give another
entertainment THIS EVENING, as above.
FOR Programme, see bills OF the day
ap - WILLIAM A. MASON, Agent.
OTaCE.-IO STAIR BUILDERS, PLAS-
" IEhEhs, CARVERS, &c-Full size Designs.
made Tor centre pieces, cornces rosetts, wreaths.
ornamental mouidiDgs, foliage, and al. ornaments
iof pasterlng. Designs for newels hand. railing az
STAIRS brackets Tor steps, and every part of stair
oullding Designs for carvers of capitois. trusses
mouiaings, &c, IN every style of architecture also
designs ior letters, ornamental and plain-al on
very reasonable terms at the Office of w. A
FoWELL, Architect and Civil Engineer. doors
from MAN, on 18th street, where great variety of
ofna l can be seen. for sale. Call and see.
APP 29--1t*
Vo THE CREDITORS OF LIGGAN &
McMiNN.-1he subscriber will be prepared 10
make dividend among the creditors OF LIGGAN
q McMlNN, OF the hfst class, on Saturday the st
uay OF may, 1882. The holders of notes viii please
oling tue notes with them, that the proper credits
may De endorsed.
- ANDREW JOHNSTON.
40 29-3t Trustee of Liggan 4 McMinn.
EOH sALE.-A very desirable framed Dwell
L ing, with excellent Kitchen, &c on Leigh
steet. immediate possession may be had This
property is In good order. The owner wishing to
remove TO the country, would make the terms ia.
Vorao 9e TO a purchaser. Apply at this office.
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| ~ hn,,8k eOLD, q me shockoe Ware
| ps~s Nm Thursdsy, he 2oth tnsts Six 81
.s.s.e "a n NTebaceo, Of the ART quality. the
SsSt : ert Colennn. - &-f
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g. MRS. q. PHILLIP viii open EDl
va 70 DAY, al her rooms, in the Man eS
sion House, French Pattern ~

syHESH GUsHkN BUTTER.-JusI re
L csIyed 500 lbs Goshen BUTTER, . superior
article, for sale at my store, corner cf l2sn and
Cary streets. ,,,y,
SD 29--itt y, r, ItLEA
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ATTENTION.
ap 17-2w*

Il Attend meeting of your Company on THIS
/. M (Thursday) EVENING, at Lafayette Hall, at
" o'clock, P. NJ By order of the let Lieutenant
Commanding. JOHN C. POWELL,
ap GIT Summons Officer.
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N0TICE.-Ih have appointed Lewis reishman
my Agent for carrying on the Dry Goods and
Ready Made Clothing business in the city of Rich
mond WILLIAM PL EISHMAN
r. sp l9--l2t*
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NOW Is THE TIME, for persons hoIhg
IN LAND WARRANTS, to sell the same, a4l
have been made assignabe. The subscriber af
made arrangements to purchase to any anoSt
and persons, by calling him at No 81 Main strtt
(over John Thompson's hat store,) win obtain be
highest prices, in cash
WILLIAM M. FULTON,
NH 26-d&ctf~ Attorney at Law, &c. I'D
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Ege Corner Main and Governor streets, No. 133.
an 29-lm
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.
CLOTHING.


(NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
O-Ladies or gentleman having any Clothing Furniture
or Jewelry dispose o. can obtain fair cash price by
post Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No. IL Elm
street. l.. M. DUSSELDORF.
receive the utmost value In cash. by sending to the
store by letter through the post S. COHEN, 2 Hud-
son street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
TtAsT OFF CLOTHING-WANTED TO PURCHASE
- about two thousand dollars worth of good left of
value will be literally given in current money appca-
ton personally through post to JAMES MORONEY at
his store, No. IL Orange street. Chatham street.
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q knO REwARp-IkrFRIEs. ANTIporE. A-sPe-

a Sn0 REwARD-JErPRIES ANTIDOTE, A -SPF-
YOOO chc mixture for The cure Of private disorders
IL epcedy cure without tha least restrictions 81
diet drink exposure or change In application 10 business
The proprietor Jingle which the mi are
viii under tho forfeiture OF i've hundred dollars
II Is put up in bottles With full directions 81 81 One hot
tie s.ts veckmsn crted IN two days sale Nv q
II RING. lp H-t sdwsy sra ~ 10. Kayrri ,tseet A ~ W.
iis'ie ~ iisa rycf ssoes. l.ss,,. ntsn q, s,9
q tegaE.
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OARS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases, In few hours, by vegetable application
without pain. Ia constitutional Affections and from
improper habits he combines medicine with The LEGAL RENE
dy and show there thousands who cannot
be cured without IT, iay Of years duration
FROM the other Physicians In all be guarantees perma
nsnt He makes daily of structures, withouS
eAsste which others caused By their not eSpens the
the hundreds q other certificates show that nothing
equal It, We were cured in few hoursP. Broad A.
WarnR D. NJ Corbyn &. Deroud. One application cured
after another doctor tried long timeW. NJ Craft
paid 500 in Ave TO be cured of weakness from
abuse without benoft; hut cured by local and
general treatment in short timcJas Evans. You cured
the worst syphlitic affection body aud face in
time after had been under three physicians for
year. besides using every quack medicne could bear Of 70
beneft-Wm. Ferguson Perth Amboy. The half cured
and abandoned cases he specially sgies Strangers and
others rely other proof but these certificates
where there is much imposition For treatment by let
ter address box II Broadway Post Once Those whs
apply personally have separate Once hoursY
inr tilt and till evening. " LARM0TT. Surgcoa. ~
Reade street, second door from broadway.
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sVuoMAs AsTEN, AucTIoNEER TUESDAY, NAY

rs at I0L clock on the premises, Fourth
and l25th street, Harlcm-Z Newell Co viii sell the
entire collection Of greenhouse Plants Fixtures &e be-
longing to Michael Floy consisting Of some OF the choces
kinds Of Csmeas. Roses, Aaaias, Gcranums Cactuses
Daphnes, Helotropes. Daha Roots Tuberoses
and orna mental strnhbery The collection will be ready
for Inspection Monday morning. Catalogues can be had
ON the premises, at No. Nassau street, Monday
The fixtures Of two arte houses will he sold
the famc dsy as tic pronrctorintcnd 70 reHteh this
IRrt u N w ainesa.
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DRIvATE MEDICAL WORK-A PRACTICAL TREA-
tise the nature symptoms, progress consequ
remedies and OF delicate diseases which
the diseases from them with plates
18th edition. 2 pp Price % cents For sale by the pub
Usher ~ Ann street. Astor House. and by book
sellers also by the anthor G3 Houston street. mailed
free postage by addressing post paid to box $50 lower
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nR. MORRISON, 2oD. FULTON STREET CONTINUES
- TO DC consulted on all diseases of private nature
treat ayphs and sexual debility with uaequsled success
uts.. once hours are from A. ~ TO T. N. snd from
T. ~. 10 (Surdsys excepted ~ which times bis old
friends nod patients. snd al .thfrs teaisny 60 DO s,fey
oo1 jvs'y ttest,t my cell on Ian viii cya6d,aSs.
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IL. day l0s o'clock rain shine, at li6 Greenwich
venucLarre sale Of mortgased Furniture consisting Of
ur Sofas Sofa Bedsteads sixteen walnut and
maple Bodseads. mahogany cottage and maple Chairs
Rods Rugs hair Mattresses feather Beds Pafasses eight
marble Top plain mahogany Bureaus mahogany wash
and Crockery card dining qunrtette, and marble
top Tables gilt and mahogany Looking glasses cutlery
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