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PLAINS, BLANKETS, KERSEYS AND
FLANNEI,S

FLANNELS
TINE SUBSCRIBERS, Direct Importers of all
i WOODEN GOODS, have Just received per
Ships, "Gulnare," Orion, !" and I" Somerset, -
from Liverpool their fall supply of PLAINS,
KERSEYS, WHITE and COLORED BLANK
ETS, WHITE, RED, BLUE and GREEN
FLANNEL BLANKETING, Guernsey Shirts,
Kilmarnock Caps, Scotch Bonuets, &c. ,Sc., ex-
pressly suited to our Southern Planters trade, and
to an inspection of which, they confidently in
yite all who visit the Charleston Market
c.. 81 T.. l., KERRISON a. CO.,
200 King ST., northwest cor King & Market SITS.
Charleston, Sept s.
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| THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE FurURE.--Of
the cotton trade, from the London Economist,
August "a, 1850. 81 is calculated that upwards
of 1000, 900 persons depend entirely upon this
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFEINSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
Established IN 1920, and Empowered by act Of
Parliament,
For the Insurance of l. yes, and the Endowment
Of Children, DC.
LONDON. NFW-ypRR AND WASHINGTON CITY.
APITAL 5000, 900
M. THOMPSON, .qgen
~ Office on Pennsylvania avenue, one door
west Of Jackson Hall.
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1872 British taken prlS0ners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued in IT'S = 100000
I777 20,000,0 600
q" in all to July, 1899 35S,000,0 900
The whole expenses Of the war, estimated in
specie, amounted to Sl35, 1893, 7O3.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current of the llth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop of Cotton in
the seyernl States for the wear ending 3lst August
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al, -a3l, 97l a,sao, 1859 I,546, 900
g BATTLES OF THE REVOLUTION.
s5,752 British taken prisoners.

The surrender of CORVALLIS ut Yorktown, DC
tober $751; closed the war; prisoners 1913.
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important Observation-Disclosures Japau
Expedition.

BosToN, Dec. ..
A letter, dated st. Petersburg, Oc1. 10Th, is
published in The Salem Register, which says
that the Emperor OF Russia had been engaged
IA fitting on! an expedition for Japan. The
squadron, consisting OF the frigate Dallas, a
tender and screw steamer, under command
OF Admiral Poalatine, left Cronstadt, few
weeks previous to the date of the letter above
mentioned. 1t was proposed 10 stop in the
English Channel, whence the expedition,
would finally proceed to lis destination. Tie
pretended object was the pursuit of science
but ii was confidently believed that the real
purpose was TO watch the American expedi-
ton, ct which Russia is jealous.
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ORTIMORE's RHEUMATIC CON.

1A POUND AND BLOOD PUkIFIER-Thia
great discovery is bringing health and Happiness, h
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than on-
thousand cases OF chronic rheumatism of the worst
Ion OF TINS dreadful dsease) have been cured perna-
during the past year by the of few Dottlee
Oh tns compound Letters and certificates are daily
received from parties of high standing many Of
tins hitherto incurable disease but who now atf;r
tha they are sound and WELL made by tins great re-
ne0y "hlcn Is vegetable splrltan internal remedy
prepared for this one disease alone and this If id
cure IN every case, either inhammatory iacute1 or
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cha
racter will be cheerfuy submitted O..
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on the
proprletors, at their Central Office No. L. Barclay st.
Astor House. New York One bottle $5, three bottiss
CIV PURCELL LADD Il co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w V. ALEXANDER l. CO,
IL
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| y Il ~ III u
MoRE.-Wfnecf ADMINISTRATIVE
ID oniy-The public are hereby informed that ~
comfortable and commodious low.pressure sse.rr.
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell. hsv;n.
been entirely reftted, enlarged and improved IL
every respect, with berths for large number nf
passengers, and with state rooms for those vbo
Prefer being retired, 10 now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond hv
tie morning train, On Tuesdays at O'Clock.
A. M, and reach Baltimore on the follow
Ing mornings in time TO proceed By the New
castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line ct half past
H. or with the early train of those days to Phil
adeiphia. Returning, passengers viii leave Balti-
more On the afternoon of Thursday. at 3, P NJ and
connect at the Creek On Friday succeeding. with
the train which arrives in Richmond at B, P NJ,
OF the same days.
Fare in either direction, S., (state rooms and
meals Tor cabin passengers extra, except in the
OF ladies' and families, who will have the privilege
OF stste-rooms free of charge.) Forward cabin
passengers, dncludiag meals and lodging on board
"A 50.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadel hia by the New Castle and French.
town line, 81 so. For second class do, 81 so. Mo.
King the whcle fare from Richmond to PiasdelpAia
fer first class passengers BY This Gsreea'!e line,
81 50 only.
Nor further particulars or through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad Company.
M 10 j. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,-..roI If The Sioop. Of War ST. Marv's.

puuapELPBiA, Dec. S.-The sloop-of- W ar
Wary's. Geo. T. Magruder commanding,
,,,:,cI here this morning from Cape Town, in
- .3,,s, She has been absent ,wenty-seven
)" re -. Mays brings Cape Town papers
,,.s y6tb Of October. The Great Britain
..sr.cr for Australia, arrived at Table Bay
d. Nh Liverpool On the 10Th.
Tar papers contain details Of the Kafiir
Collisions between the troops are men
.'-r-1. but $50 decided battles. A band of
&C. r.t.is. from the colony of Albany, were
1.,a bN tie force undSr Commander Bar
Ind FIVE rebels k!lied. Five guns were
,s,artd.
liant Hrarne and two men Of the 18th Tegi-
... Lad ycen killed Nv the kaflirs.
r.. - Nary's left CnPe iown, loading for
F....-. tic American clippers Springhook and
d .- Wave.
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Washington Afairs-Haraaa Ners.

W,uI>GToN, De-. S.-The steamer Fulton
--.s Gc-gajchcs from Consul Sharkey, in
.. 10 tie imprisonment Of Captain Gray
,hiccfs aud crew Of the Lady Sui.
Iic.r contents have not yet been asccr-
.....f. ) cgulHct meeting was held today,
... s.: supposed the subject was under con
..t.nIi.
We learn from Tie officers Of the Fulton,
. E.t-c Sharhey aud Captain Hollis OF
c,rrg, held an inGer' ieV with the Captain
f;....sl in regard 10 the affair shortly before
80 Fulton lJlt, aud II vas probable that the
.-.u--d would he released, there being no
..r .e,. evidence thalthe Lady Suffolk would
r,zarcI in the slave trade; and besides, il
.... generally understood that the Captain
,,.... I was hiding aud abetng the slave
-rs.. Everything was quiet at HaVana.-
t-a...,ars were scarce and narrowly watched.
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INTEEEsTIHG Sur 1t is stated ihat
Ncssrs. Spoldlng s. Rogers have entered suit
sar damages against the corporation of Baton
Rouge. L. . Tor the seizure OF their Floating
Illace, because they refused to take out e IL
ernse for the + exhibitions. They w'il also en-
Ter Ii new suit every day the Palace is detained,
and thus test the question whether their exhibi'
Gons given on the navigable waters OF the
United States are liable to pay for State and
municipal licenses. II is said hey are backed
~ the legal opinions Of several United States
and StHte judges the attorney general OF Lou
,sl1na, ana other legal gentlemen.
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MLLANCHoLY AND FATAL OCCURRENCE.-
s sIo~s melancholy aud distressing occurrence
traa-pred u few duys since, in a litle mud hut,
-.tu@r.i in Hartford county, near the Joppa
.,ad, by which TOM interesting little children
uere instantly killed. Itappesrs that the rude
jenvueut was occupied by two Germans,
n4ne1 Frederick Snyder and Mrs. Eva Mary
Catcher, wife Of George Catcher, both OF
"a nora have recently arrived in this country
:tont Germany, the latter in search of her hus-
tand, Who had settled here a short time pre-
,.0usly During Il very heavy storm of rain
Aut " ud tie upper part OF the roof commenced
leaking, when both went out and endcuvored
10 fill up the crevices by placing fresh sup
p,.4 Of soft earth thercupon. The weight OF
f... clay was m-ca fhan the frame work could
possibly support, hen il gave way and fell 10
tl- gFJund with tremendous crash, killing
l.uI Of the children. Two were children OF
tEs. Catcher. che aged four months and The
s.Ic! tour yeurs the others we're children Of
In. Snyder. one aged I" elve ard the other
i've yeurs-BaH San.
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NJ. kossuth is residing at Bayswater, sub
urb> Of London with his wifi, and children,
under the adopted rame Of Smith. The name
Of Smith appears TO be popular among politi-
cal refugees ia England. Louis Philippe
adopted the name OF john Smith when he
1T France in 1913. An American, who late
l. visited Kossulh, says he is living very
rlaiuly IN n small house. mostly on the rem
nan, Of his property which he has managed 10
rescue from Hungary. aud that he appears
l;he disappointed man, but is yet hopeful aud
Determined
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NEW YORK, Dec. So L. M.-The concert
, tadame Sou'ag tonight is attended by an
...l,nse audience. The house is so crowded
l.... hundreds Acre unable to gain admIttunce.
iD.3u IS much excitement IN regard TO the
.a,ra IN which she Is 10 appear. She leaves
... baltimore on Friday next.
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BosToN, Dec. 9.-There are yet no signs Of
the steamer Niagara, hich was TO have left
Liverpool on the 9th Of November. The tel
e5raphic communication between this point
and Halifax is interrupted, which may &C.
count for the delay.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DTsPATCB
LATER FROM CALIFOKNIA.

More Gold Coming-Sacramento Destroyed
6y ttre-Less of Life-Fires in other CT
nes--Resat of the Presidential Election
New ORLEANS, Dec. 9.
The steamer Philadelphia has arrived, With
San francisco dates to the 10th of November
The steamer Illinois left at the same time with
The Philadelphia, having on board two and a
quarter million dollars in gold.
terrible fire had occurred in Sacramento
The city was air. sreniirrly destroyed. Near.
ly every house as burned, ami many persons
persisted in the & NJ
Destructive co.'s s'-rons had taken place
IN San Francisco and Marysville.
Sufficient Te'nrns Of the Presidential cleo.
ton had been Received to indicate that Pierre.
ana hlng's majority will be about $4,000.
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BY Alexander Nott ( No.

1 scA EfENING SALES will be conttnucs
=, u ~ 'nS season cioses, common siny at seven
ociock al wnicn time III sell iron the shelvss
"a iols 20 sun purchasers, good selection of piec
and cut dry goods. hardware, cutlery puns r,s,al~
gold and silver watches, and clocks ana tne NO..
OF every description. Also general assort,nrns ~
tsncy goois. ALEX MOTT A. 90
mol Arcno~s
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Congressi0nnl.
WARRINGTON, Dec, 9

NAsAINCTON, Dec. 3.
The SENATE, after the transaction of some
unimponant business, went into an executive
session, and shortly after adjourned over to
Monday next.
In the HousE, Dir. Duneun announced the
death of Mr.. Thompson, Of Massachusetts, and
after passing the usual resolutions the House
adjourned.
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BosroS, Dee. 9.-Mrs. Jameson, niece of
Hon. Franklin Pierce, was married last night.
Pie President elect end his lady were present.
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BALTINOEE MARKETS, Dec. 9.
Sales of 200 bbls. Flour al S.. Wheat stea-
dy. White Corn 81 Sc cts; yellow Sc co.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
By JaDes n. TayIoY.
BY Alexander Nett & Co,

By Alexander Mott & Co.
4 Lotion SALE OF FANCY ARTICL ES
A-On THURSDAY MORNING, the 9ra instant.
a. ~ CLOCK, In store, will be offered a, auction
large invoice of FANCY & STABLE AsTIcI' -
6y catalogas. The catalogue viii be disirbussd On.
Tuesday. Sale positive.
de ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts
,,s Inc above sale will be continued This
MORNING, at which time will be sold sp,eniia
coilectlon OF gentlenens ard iadiss Clio ses Fancy
press SIX and bone Buttons, merino under Shirts:
also, lot OF Fancy French Goods suitable FOR she
present season.
de 10 tIEy Eprp 4 cr -.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec. 9.
Sales to-day of 10 600 bills. Flour. South
ern 81 81 to 81 so. Wheat dull. Sales OF
$4,000 bushels white Corn at 70 to "A cents;
mixed 70 cents.
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NuLrHwEsrERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
Large Numbers of bands are daily arriving at
palh,tsburg. Va, bound for the rairoad.-
Throughout lis entire length the worHmen are
hu-i.y engaged, digging tunnels aud making
dc Innre dliruIi ruIs.
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AUCTION SALES.
IFI'lUITUKE DAYH..
Jehn X. D. Payne, sslesrnsf.
A DMINIsTRATOK;s SALE OF no

~
A DMINISTRATUK's SALE OF TO.
n BACCO PRESSES AND SCREWS, TO.
BACCO BOX BOARDS, NEGROES, CELEBRA.
TED BRANDS, HORSES, MULES, CARRIAG-
ES, &c-Ou Tuesday, the 2Ist Dece,z ber inst
commencing at 10 o'clock III, at The Factory on
Csfy street (oet~een 18th and 18th srreets) in the
city OF Richmond, occupied for several wears past
oy the late Poitiaux Robinson will De offered for
SAFE at public auction, without reserve or regard 10
wsatneF, TIE valuable and extensive assortment of
Macnlnery used By the said Robinson in the manu-.
.ae.ars oi ionacco, consisting OF Tobacco Screws
ano Presses, Mails, Brands, Castings, DC All in
complete and p riect order and Of the most ar
proved patterns r
a.tsr tne SAFE CT Implements, alsrge and we'll &C.
ieesed stock OF about 200 600 feet of Boards suita-
Die Tor Tobacco Boxes well seasoned and reaav
for use, viii be sold. Also, tie Horses MuIes Car
rlaees, Wagons, &c, &c, when from the aEuIes
purchasers WIZ nave the opportunity OF detecting
some OF the hnest and most gentle auimsIs in the
city ; and en- the day following (Wedne sday, The
22d December,) at the Factory, situated on the
Dock, will be sold the entire stock of Machinery
used by the late Poiiianx Roblnson IN said Factory
ali Of which is nearly new aud in fine order
Atter the sale is completed a. the lower Factory,
the celebrated Brands of "Russell and Robinson"
'heime. Robinson o. Co." Nelson, "Emeraids, "
and al. Robinson 81 Co., VIII be sold to the higa
est bidder. The reputat and celebrity OF these
Brands, 1t Is believed will insure TO he purchaser
handsome fortune in short time, II well man.
aged.
Alter the above mentioned property is dispoeed
OF the sale CT Negroes (about nifty in number) Will
take place. Among them, ths pubic is assured,
are some NOS. valuable Factory hands, such as
Stemmers, Twisters and Prizers, and some that
would make excellent Drivers ami valuable Field
Hands.
The attention If the public is requested to these
saies, particularly those about to embark in the
business OF manufacturing Tobacco, il 10 b3iieV
I'd tha SO extensive, weiilre5, and perfect an as
sortment OF material for the business is rarely mel
with.
TEEMs.-For all sums under $780, cash will be
required over that SUN, four mathis credit vii
be gwen for negotiable notes with approved en-
dorseTs. JOHN ESDERS,
Admit Of Potiaux Robinson, Deceased.
do
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w v. ALEXANDER l. CO..
Proprietors, N, "
Chronic rheumatism Of Ten Years,
Gtanding.

NEW UFIEANs, March IL
frce, merchant, writes mo language can de-
scribe the suferings have endured for the last ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in it's worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself IN bed during the night My whole
system was affected. have had the best medical al.
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South. And BESIDES have used all other remedies OF
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to rum the constitution any AT length tined
Mortlmore's rheumatic Compound, and it has per-
formed radical cure p. PRICE"
de diff
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LANDER C'S OEEICE,
l4th Street under EEchnrara Hat,

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 757. Dec.s;
81 ID Is sc 10 II q so % q 81 81 3s
Whole IL 28 So, prize OF $500; qusrter % 50
&c, S3Oo sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra 1874 Dec 9:
l6 Al 81 63 90 % % 80 - "a IS 2
Tc-day.-The Delaware state Lottery Glass
No l59. Capitals: s22 co., L Goo 5000 8 90. 2563
10 OF 1000 DC. 78 Nos, Ii drawn Tickets So.
de 10
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TDe City Council Of Charleston, 5. c., has
vote au additional subscription OF Sl50,UO0 to
:4- stock tthc Nouhwc stern Raiiroadi making
ia all 500 coo subacI.b by the city TO the
stggE Of the igad,
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James King, Esq aged upwards Of 80 years,
diet In Cuubellond county, N. G, on tile 9Th
Jif. liz was a native If Maryland, served four
s.ags in the struggle for independence; was
oue q those selected as guard for General
Washington on the occasion Of the surrender
Of CJrnW u!it.
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fETER a. LEFTWICH, General Commits
y sion Merchants, flee Two doors teio-y the
COluuD an hot J, Cary street., vail attead to tho
sales OF every description OF country produce, tho
trusted To tier care. They are also prepared To
do large Unit VI stJfsge on tie Dock, upon
the most Accommodating Terms. They pledge their
most rigid attention to all consignaents made to
them and al other busln entrusted 10 their care.
SAMUEL IA. JEIER,
de S-I2t EDWARD NJ. LErTWICB,
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Tie electoral College Of Wisconsin met on
The 1T. i1st aud after voting for General
Piece ior President. adjourned over till the
n12tday, ia Conse qucnce Otthe reception Of the
I.iyonded repoft Il the death Of the Wee Pee
sdsu, elect.
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iADlcITU.--The Grand Jury in the United
, ats Circuit Court al New Orleans have
indicted the second engineer of The steamer
-. J5ues, which blew up on the 18th July,
Killing Judge Preston aud Others. for man
ELaMa Iar-
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An oil fame building al Portsmouth, Va,
occupied by Mr. Nelson as u grocery and
dwelling house, was destroyed by fac On fues-
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To the Manufacturers.-The brands OF my
late Brother Poitiaux Robinson having been given
to By him the Gay previous to his death in the
presence Of his wife that gift being recognis
able by law. thieis lin OF my net becoming the
purchaser) to netify whoever may become the pur-
chaser OF the Russell y Rotinso- band, that the
firm Of VIM L Robson & Co intend establishing
the name of one Of Cur concern, w Russell Robin
son, and inteEd putJii up Tobacco in the same
manner in which we have always, as agents for my
late bs other, put the Russell Il Robinson brand,
and giving he customers 0; the brand notice that
we the a. euts eli my late brother, and super-
intended personally The manufacture of the Rnss~l.
Il Robinson brand.
6a IQ-tGs WI r. ROBINSON.
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fHEAC RkDUC1IUN IN PhiCEs-
" Il. AU5kNFELD, No I35 Broad Street, most
resp cttuily calls the a,tendJu OF the ladies' and
the .5lc generally, to large stock Of Dry Goods
winch no determined ~ zeli OF from tais date
at vely reduced pfLcr5, such as Lace GJods,
Sleeves On, misettes, and a greet variety OF Elm
hro,I tIes, Mouslins silks, Preach English
3.criaos Caicos, Snaws Blankets, dc. Aae as.
sUrtnent Of Hosiery anu Gloves all of which WiD
be sold at such prices mat cannot lsil to give salts
faction.
B-All small notes taken at market rates, in.
exchange for Goods.
de e-Im% II ROSENFELD.
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sSniLins Of the Imerica.

Bo,ToN, Dec. Sth.-The steamer America
ss.t,d Tor Liverpool to-day with 81 passengers
and SJ25 COO in American gold.
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sVI:ATVOX's a5EFITE-

Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 157 Decs
81 10 IL 50 - IL p 50 p 81 81 81 %.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, 1874 Dec eth;
l8 Al 81 CO &c 26 % 81 10 "a $50
Ticket Nos ID 6l, first and second 500. sold and
paid by STRITT0N
Te-Days-Delaware, No l59-CepitaI $4,000.
lo numbers, IA drawn. Tickets S. de 10
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By James III Taylor,


CC0h'S SALE OF HOUSE.
IA HOi.D AND KITCHEN FUR3lIUfE, &c.
VIII be sold on bEOuany next, the l3sh inst
commencing at 81 O'CLOCK IA The afternoon, a. the
l1rmer residence VI Nathaniel r Green, dec assd,
o poslte the residence OF Mr VIM Sledd, on Brook
Turnpike, tie entire Household and Kitchen Fur
niture belonging to the estate Of said Gre n con
sistng Of varied and but little used assortment OF
genteci F urniture, consisting IN part Oh
BEDS. Beosteads, lreaus, Wsrdrobes, Chairs,
Diuicgroom, CHAMBER and Kitchen Furniture, OF
the usual variety.
Also-A fne saddle and harness Horse, and
coed Mich Cow.
TERMs-Cash for all sums under SIS; that
amount ana over fur months credit for approved
negotiable paper. ,,,,,,,,o.,
Executor of n. E Green, deceased.
Sale conducted b. JAMES ii. TAYLOR, Auct.
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SMITHS LOTTERY CFEICE.
Wall street. under I.ic City Hotel.
CHAIRS OLD STAND,

Drawn Nos ratapsco, 7:
% &c 40 So 62 q "A 10 l6 sc 60 Is 70
Whole 10 43 90
To.dny.-Md. Consolidated, Glass 2.-Capi.als ::
OF Si3,5J0, OF $500, IL Of 400, 10 OF SEQ 10 of
l60, 10 Of 80, ~ Of LOG, AGO Of SO, &c 70 nun.
bers, Is drawn. Tickets G4-shares 10 prouortion,
Also-Pstapsco, Class 9--Csptas: / ii xs COO
Of 2cO0, Of 80, OF 6G0, Ut @, Of 200, C.
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S2-sharee in proper.
ton.
sc 10 SMITH