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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

- m p sS spb re0tes nov a. 81 Is Could be Improved 70
sevsltase On the w be sold bargain eag,A invest
nen@ Terms s'' Z i Brown No II wala- toml to 2PM
EOR sALE-In the village of Syossett, North Oyster
Bay l. Ssst ns Sds5. DGs u, o va
srde with inc fruit There nevering spns ~ pars water
oyeT okns the souni and = 1i an hour drive Il
ksioe1 D.Po', With zen u, ~ 5'e ep
TIE pr,', occupied by Mrs Commodore De Kay aad can b
which will Hsds s' 's P7SPle.ss md S5 further
rsTficuas apply 70 "Esi ~-Jt-'' 10 % "A'-'~
TOR SALE-WAIKINS & HlNE have now on
proved Lands states Houses and Lots IN this city
Brootyn ana Wiansbursh which they NIL cell EXCHANGE
Lnse s PsI,oss byias gD.ry Q dg ne q or ao.s
St Money TO Loan on Real Estate, IN amounts to suit
Tor sALE-A Country Seat and Farm Of 100 acres
IN the Hyde Park, Dutehes County mile fora
marsoI with and commands beautiful view
bsrssn Apply HOMES MORGAN MezDpoitsa Baas pos-st
TOR sALE-Three three story and basement Houses
i sd It rear The 9hv nearly opposite ne nd tn'.l.lis
They fted Cut with rnFe hot AMI cod water roe w.sl
eo1te,s Sc With ssieogy ori aa.sd WI bs
&c Inquire on the premises u J v oSDERDOSX, at No. %
sd q q G. FINDLEY
TOR sALE-The four-story brick House, No. 43l
Il lhv lot inches b. 20 feet house a. feet deep. Nov
rents for s per sn1Hm IN .r9s eanss, s2S'
D. MCMAHON Jr, Eo.is Chamber+s
Tor sALE-A House and two Lots of Ground. stu.
se Of shst ard fhsv The lots Is feet AID
ry AID with marble nantes sliding doOrs handos
ort 1isz1 Pnee add
essv Arpyts IL MOTT Co, 30. . Chanbersst
Tor SALE-Two Lots Of Ground and two Cottage
Houses ooeupd and dwell situate tie vet s4e
feet north from i6tn SIDE Loo feet inches
mont By IL ehes deep Ao BneG House AID Li %
the Lot q feet front by . ts- deep
bouas Apply 70 DE- MOTT CO. No - Cse1noerss
TOR SALE or to LEAsE-A Factory with large
SUPPLY u also dwelling houses barn and i've scrss
The beautiful Of Woodbury. Conn IT, t.etoy
hgt snd adnsby eae1 ses of any
EiId Apply DEhOrrk CO. No CasoerEst
NOR SAIE-On slst-.t near 2nd-av., two valuable
Building Lez Is FRET fon snd b. % ss inches deep
remain bond snf h1rg<e hr
terri q yesn at per Apply 70 DE- MOTT CO., Land
sd Lsen Oaee No. Is Chanberst
TOR SALE at POUGHKEEPSlE-A desirable
Country Seat the rsdd-ne Of the lac Hubert Van Wazsnen
deceased pssanty srus or the ocss Of the VILLAGE eoat1B
s "a scrss Of sd Of large modern blt
isut and in good order. ,.
Gubtsry thzt a-sTsd further
L.. univ D. either Of the Fxscgtcs
G.G.yAS WAGENEE No. II walst ny
Wh. A. DAVIES (pAI-
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ILLINOIS. OHIO and MICHIGAN FARMs-want-

81 uedaey few good Parma fom 80 70 800 each
suirs wood Nth dry prairie botiom NC location must b
Railroads Persons Farms the above
puee, resdy and Plhsser BY ndnx
descIiptc or, terms Gc 70 -. w MUTT Cos
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CECURr a PLEASANT HOME on EASY TERMS.

~ The undersigned laYug purchasd the beant village Ute OF
CLARENCEVLLE Jamaica Plank Road Smiles trom Boos
yn laid Building Lo which offered
subceat % dollars per Loo payable 10 weekly or monthly In
h spo one Of urva beauty and possesses advantages snp
nor location the neishhohood Of New YORK Tho
Lors ard Railroad through the center Of the village e Sc
p IN the vgel Of which reach New f0tk
n half hour times the day There also two Ines OF
Stses passiug the vllaae b uriy. 49,. -,
The ClTenccye peculiarly adapted % bubng purposes.
well for garden purposes II mas also me advantage OF an aban-
dsut supply OF he pufeat water - -
II woad be dwell the mets OF this location
or ue grounds would he convinced q 10 superiority
being The woad wish 70 felfe N az Tue close o.
o cay Of bard lAhoi Ia rent upeify
The PROPRIETOR houses the premises each cost Of
each aud the ground surrounding enhsc
have ned not oe thOse h0ts
them drawn o. by The sascnb-
ubsd thus scrhers hen Of ecomng entitled each
with hands ADD cunyfn eft dwelling house aeady
erected thereon the rice Of telois Choice OF aso
he The fOm 30 20 10 et ia width are all
sdd sr both sides with also publc sl
he seed siree,al without eSpeuso 20 The sahcrbrrs
odoua scg house al 40 De nrte0 on ne premises win
lar taken exclude from the premises tns "
shape rsuuoyau.e ani every @ Will be made 70
the most table caSf ~ socey
In TIE above advantage The propston vii make lib
er advances those NhO usy wish 20 Improve their os
Never lefofe has 50 afrFemc hh p"itiJ
Of limited means 10 secure nome % epfei % t ~ ad
he entirely J all u such
sud q 40 nominal apnct.
this property has rot been IN na'kta ~eek upon TIC
terms sci upward Of oncrd tho lots hss already
been suh,bes which showseesry in how favorable gmh
public Tie daNBg Tor choice OF ots sJ therefore
Fsen,sors viii he usdo the premises oyey THURSDAY 70
va Long Isnd Raroso, for which free Tickets may b
urocureu n application g. eFher Of tae und~rs.gned
Resur public the admission Of Subscribers 20 lots
he he'd every THURSDAY EyFNING ats ooct a. Union Hal,
No Rovery JACOB PECARE Manager, No los Hessrs;
COMMITTEE,
Wskercor Hester and Centre John Borhers Broomo
William Weed. No So BoNery. and Eiysbethets -.
No 63 Tlird-sYe Isaac L. DE Voc NO. W Edndfeet
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Th hat weshiv u tse aad olno n pa
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which u's's bet me OILY true 'as ,iaeto 90 III WV
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ILLUSTRATED RECORD OF THE INDUSTRY
L or ALL NATIONS, NETWORK EXHIBIfION-Edted by
h. SILLIMAN JT, aided ~ eminent writer
u,ni Of sd Art Published the Crystal Palace By p
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Ths plies Will record the history, proTe
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viii be prepared under competent
editorial say tiyon by the abesi Literary scientific AMI practical
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MARVIN & HITCHCOCK. Importers, Publishers
WI Bookseller, Gens. Dealers Bant nv
Writing PsPe Of American French Asd Enssh ssre M0a
Hni kgroAl insr-ume1tH MARVIN 4 HITCHCOCK
Nc. les hongomeryst- ssn Fran ssscs
,S h's' 49, ~, oHss N Nav YORK rs sA.s.nH
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ONLY TWO DAYS LEFr-lmprove the present
" time SIS only for beautiful Country Residence n ths
peasst Lakeland where Cauch
ard number Of pnyae DWELLINGS have already been erected.
lard several hsug erciedD and crops o. A.
knd Be powms equal 70 any on L2n e sn
The red axe RnkonkCma lo desabs
hsdn will be distributed o shAr-hotesOa
ne h June 1855 subscriber only slA gill r.evea
tee ding LOIS 3 BY lo feet sch Farm ofem Ito
This opportunity get lear paying rents
Ehtfl aud healthy Country Residence
where the domestic comforts OF family circle can BE- tally
realized and where 2o Buudug Lots ard about 81 Farms have
already sold. from end upward
sppd Immediately AZ nom so 20 80 ADD
a. the quality ofthe soil statement wheh
made destitute regular meeting othe F.rnels
2lst and without snos edge OF mine,
hou which The following u az extract, Wa -
WITH Lone Island lands whc had been 40 mnsh 'akcd
previous when discussing the subject OF sndy
soil the following recored Edwin Jotpson as nom ooe 20
the south Hde u Iona Island Wont m
NewYoTk She the land no better . good shoa' Lake
Re has this carrots Y beefs acfes
500 hushe worth Gom 81 %
per hushc ro s6e % e. tr e Mr. lre.ad.
Who vicinity thinks the Lakeland Station soil bet
ter than his -
short time len 70 share IN these % I'D Farms
being application should BE- made immediately 10
CHARLES WOOD No 8 Broadway, where maps and pamphlets
BE- bed gratis.
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xT,tr,A srTEs-FARM.-Fo sale 500 10 600 acres

d 40 OlA For SALE or 10 LET or LEASE,
% 4O.OOO. those four sKs'0y buildings bn l0th-sy be-
N IN front Of dsn RIVER Railroad Depot Beet
eaton hsab yw ofny snd the city Each house
With vaults front and
sss grated overhead hydans 10 the yards TOR each house,
l . streets each floor for families badilg al
NV ps occupied ar part let VIII lt Cor e 90 each house per
"a. For further particulars inquire the prsmises Of
' MARTIN c. FLTSS
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TT'NU BEAU TT I'd IUOIUItJ II1hEEroTUhT
4 FRAME HOUSES, SLED IN With brick, toas Easements add
s piaas bql the best possible with
rble nantes nd cold Sc Loi. - q by o2 e.
AO lot ad Jnias the Will b. soh sepnatsy
fos,her bsrsan hf u the purchase
" on botd mortgage for Of esss Il AppY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-28

TIVE OWNER of a snug three-story House in 7th-st.,
Decaur-l rargc hot and cold will the
sas 10 a ~ al family Pose, son Immediately Inquire Of
n SHERWOOD, No t66 Pearls-
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DARNUMs MUSEUM THAT surprising curiosity,
I'D SWISS BEARpEDLADi IT, attracting crowds OF 'o
ever human WHlRLING PHENOMENON hsrr sOn
Spine appears ia his marvellous ats afternoon aud evening
THIS kfTERNOON 81 Gcocs VIII oe present. hesde Az
A POST and DOMESTIC ECONOMY. THIS EVENING" 2
o'clCcs THE YOUNG WIDOW. and THE DOUBLE BEuJED
ROOM Admission all the Cuoues the Entestsinne .
a,n... Pnlan.i ald hi1.t narnnr ~ cent. oNrA
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doom 70 LEI-With steam power-One large
roou 10 lighted Also. sewers. smaller N
safv Ioer the lest the city Apply FER
RlS & rABF r. conner Of Greenwich ard Beschss
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ITO LET-House No. $50 l2h-st, between Sd and
ih-avs Rent good tenant Open every day om 20
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS-COrner of 3Jth-st. and
w Cihov MANS, MOOSE Thompson .PoPHeton

Colonel ALvah MANI Manager.
This and elegant amusement l. for
The Company Of Equesrens Gyuuss sc unegualed BY
Madame TournaTe Mrs. arro, the
Family performers sPpea every AFrERNOON
and EVENING.
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~ that the underlined prepared o nt publish az their
ard ee Of s % the exhibitors 81 the
cedifhr porcnf Contributions VII be deemed worthy
The lusattd Record aud Official Cat.losue OF the
xhilifoI. who furnish drawings
their before the opening tue Exhibition requested
10 DO delay they VIII thus accuracy md
reflection III the eugiayug O. PUTNAM Co 10 Psrspace
Prof IfLIMAN'S Office. A Pa
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TOR SALE at JAMAICA. Liza beautiful cOuu

FOR SALE at JAMAICA, L. IA beautiful Coun
nv kssdenee a. lsnsioa l., abost Of nile soath u Ne
depot iks ~hoe "a tne condition. pesty sAsabbey srsa
sd nanny roos r. foot Of ths sn aoase ~
hitet - aeoea eaf u rooms In tie horse srcecnt vel "
wrftr sie, barr, siahe ice huse henBsry kc Th
ns0 " MR. NDRGkN P,ns-st & q u.,y.r,s,., B,.t
TOR SALE az NEWARK, " IA beautifully To-
Il es,d vel house, oOpssss 6n-A-A IA .resI.rt y.
The Of the city town rer - 40.
srrfbr Z, unry Of private -. - -,
Of which sTty eonsnsd 70 tina ~h very sbsr d~sE
@'A l'rH' easy AP'sJ So WHITEHEAD. Nc. is x....,-.
Tor SALE CHEAP-A valuable Lot Of Timbered
LAND Containing Jng In the Town u EAnbar.A
saratoga y Y Fo faher particular nsss Of As>s sfifR.
NAN A COLLINS. No 81 FrVhtst
IIOUSE and LOT for SALE-ln Brooklyn. xix
Aoess um waf Or south Il three story
reut krck marble uaniieA and IN an sneat
Par The greatest tsrsan brookyn Inquire he
premises no 50 Livingsson-st
uOUsES. LOTS and FARMS for SALE at great
BARGAIN>Four BRICK Houses IN Aveaue 3 neS i1hst
1--WE B,irs Houses 2h-st- between Aveascs zne e
Thye~ Brck Houses shsf. between Avenues snd q
ore double House othc) 'vo los stASt eeH av
One Lot S,th-sf, near st-av
Two Ica 90 sstsf- near q az.
Three Lets CO 5Gfhsi. Broadway.
10 Rr,rk Hcuss AID Brown Pafesf- Brooklyn.
E 'n.hie Loo. 90 Rarh aud Pachensys Brooklyu
Ten lo Myckoa. LeousEd and loriacrsts
on Fu OF go scres which to large Virginia Pine
timber IN Charles County ard bot , res nom hchme N-
and ore Yarn q Prince William County Virginia
81 Fsfns on Ions ,nd from IS 20 y miles from tae city
Parties living Of ths cry havioz property ofs Wi Pc ttte
advertising property s0d For further Apply %
De MOfTA CO. Land and Loan oAce. No - GhArnoerses
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ITO LET-A new our story brick House. situated in
the pleasant part Of jersey City Gas aud water through
The house fur. sh new ss May Tue furniture
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10 Entrance to the Garden FREE.
pANYARD,s HOLY IANn at tle Georam, N

~ so Broadway THIS magnificent Painting presents
atS al the sacred localities the Bible aud al
Exhibited EVERY EVENING O'Clock snd Wednesday
Afternoon o'clock Admission Children prce
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BREAD IN PsRIs.-The bakers OF Paris furnish bread
al less than COST the prices being fixed by government
which is responsible TO them for tie difference between
the real value and The government price, The difference
Tor the month Of September is said to have amounted
7so.726 irsncs--say 10000 dollars The consumption
OF flour in Paris is stated TO be 437, 900 kilogrammes
(about 5000 bauels) day.
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tt- From the Nsshville Banner, Nov. %.
Ramsey's Annals Of Tennessee.

The Westminster Review for Oetober speaks in com.
mandatory terms OF this work. While the Amer leans,
It says, are, as body diligently making public all the
details that throw light upon the fret grand event in
national history hsstlned 70 become in due time perhaps
the most important in the world there are happily, not
few able men who in each several State engaged
upon the examination and collection OF its records So
near to our own time was The occurrence OF The events
from which the Americans will date the outset of their
history tina, IL still possible to collect only written
records, but much oral testimony, bearing in very in
testng way upon it, The frat pioneers OF the West are
not all dead the very first log cabins ha, were built
among the Indians, where there thriving towns
OF white men, are not yet all broken TO pieces The
written records left BY the Ast settlers in various parts
OF the Unionleers journsls and county records--are
still to be found in grea, numbers by the antquary If he
may be called anquary who dives into the beg
OF history that all future a hundred years ago
To men like Doctor Ramsey who, after long antoua.
rap study OF this kind, has collected and just published
at Charleston the "AnnAls OF Tennessee unstnted ap-
plauss il due Without good local history general his
tory can be only vague and shadowy
The Southern Quarterly Review, published at Charles
ton, South Carolina, devo'es long and we'll written
iice to notice OF these ANNALS" and awards TO The
author high and 'dscrminativa praise. Our anna il
says, has given US very interesting and useful volume
containing great deal OF instructive and valuable ma,
leria, narratives of surprising interest, contributions of
incident and biography. which scarcely
be found elsewhere. and details oil frontier progress
which will be found full copous carefully weighed and
estimated, amply certified, and such will illustrate the
progress Of all infant settlements upon the borders
showing how they grew passing from the eeblest colo
MES into powerful and noble States. Doctor Ramsey,
proceeds the Reviewer, has done his work faithfully.
with good sense rare industry. and with that sort Of
spr, which shows that the labor has been OF love
purely His style is good, clear, simple, effective, and il
ambitious any time, modesly so that The codes,
critic will scarcely find in IT any Just OF offence
We trust that he will continue his annals to another
volume moi omitting the original documents OF which
he appears 10 have such large possessions. These
are daily growing IN interest and The time - approach
ing fast when such chronicles will rise 10 almost inap-
probable value.
Cheered by concentrations from such high quarters
the foregoing. Doctor Ramsey, also trust, will
nue his annals be has half way promised, to another
volume His first volume should be on the shelves OF
every library and bookcase in Tennessee, where il
would be found alike interesting and instructive 10 the
| old and 10 the young
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n- First baptist Church, 10Th strestMadame Feler,
Cfsnde Lisne Msson WILL Providence be
the Baptist church, fsabbat) II
O'Clock, when o facts with
mission by the Rev. Mr. Williams
collection made its behalf Dec 3-2t
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WISHING


BY JOHN SAKE.
or all Amusement Cor the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There isn't one tnai you can find
so very cheap as "w isbng ~
very choice diversion, too,
II we but rightly nee IL,
And not, AS we are apt to do,
Perver, IL and abuse it.
| wish-a common wish, indeed
MY purse was something fater,
That nigh, cheer the child OF need,
And not my pride 10 Atter;
That might make oppression reel,
As only gold can make II.
And break the ,yrant's rod Of steel.
As only gold can break ~
wish-that sympathy and Love,
And every human passion
That hath its origin above,
Would come, and keep, in fashion
That scorn. and jealousy, and hate,
Aud every base emotion,
We're buried fiy iathoms deep
Beneath the waves Of ocean
] wish--that friends werc always tfue
And motives always pure;
wish ihv good were NOT so few.
wish the bad were f.wef;
wish that parsons ne er forgot
lie heed their pious teaching
wish that practising was not
80 different from preaching
wish--ihat modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candof
] wish that innocence were tree
From hsscbery and slsndcrj
wish that men their vows would mind
That women ne'.r were rover
wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers
lwish-in fine--,hat Joy and mirh,
And every good deal,
May come, erewhile. Throughout, the eerih.
To be the slofi MS real
TIL God shah every agsature bless
With his snpre NEST blessing,
And hope be lost In happiness,
Aud wishing be pos essing
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sustained by the rishl-lhnking masses we even re-
gard the late sgaons OF the upoa the policy Pur
sued by the administration in New York and assschu
selts rs the last and essening muerngs from recs-
ding and scattering cloud
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New YoRK, December2 Up. m.The stock market closed
steady Exchange ON London, 81 a l0i Money--United
States 6's no sales; sales OF Canton 26A Erie, IN
Long Island 30 Reading, 10; Parker Vein, 81 Phoenix,
10; New Greek and Morris Canal, sales Nicaragua 25A.
Flour is steady but active. Dealers awaiting the
steamer Europa, now due, bur in sight this hour.
About 10000 bbs sold at SO 81 Sc 81 So 93 for
southern, $6 10. Rye four $5 50 Corn meal W 81 81
Wheat acivc-saes of 40 900 bushels southern red
at $50 cents white Michigan. l79a 1870 1871 Corn
quietsaes 10 900 white 10, and mixed 80 81 cents ye
low, 81 81 cents Oats and rye unchanged. Provisions
quiet-saes Of pork at $l3 So Lard 81 IOI cents
The cotton market quie,Uplands and Florida declined
cent Sales small. Whiskey, ~ a % cents.
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D2- Preaching may he expected in tho 9th street
Methodist Poesias church, III O'Clock
Reese, president Maryland Annual Conference
O'Clock Ia the evening Dec ,
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o. The Rev. DIR. Guriey, OF Ohio, Will preach In
y. Dec
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METHODIST cnuRoH CONTROVERSY
Nsw foRK, Dec. 2-The settlement of the Methodist
church controversy IS officially announced but the terms
wiz not be made public until the withdrawal Of The sus
by consent OF the courts OF law IL is understood that an
equal division between the northern southern sections
has been agreed TO.
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NENTLEmEN's Fornishpr <soods.-CHAs. H. LANE
mas nov the honor OF informing his friends and
and OF Congress, large
10 every department. embracing all usually
clsss furnishing establishment
Gentlemen respectfully solicited
which w be che.noy exhibited At all Tunes Moderate and
fair dealing may he relied upon
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap, aud Gentlemen's
Furnishing Establishments, Penn, avenue
Dec 3-9DH near AZ street
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1Br NAME LAW Us RHopx IsLANp.--A man has been
found guilty a, Newport, Of violating the Maine law"
OF Rhode Island. The punishment is ten days mpris
onmsnl and 500 fine
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. The steamer Osprey was pur
chased at the Exchange to-day by L. j. d Dub formerly
of The firm Of Datilb. Humphres Co. for thirty -,ares
thousand dollars.
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sales To-Day.

by J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.
URNITURE &C., AT AUCTION.-Oa Saturday morning De-
cenber 3D. 10 O'Clock, front Of The auction rooms
sell good assortment Of household and kitchen furniture
Also, handsome riding pony
superior eightchamber repeating ride
excellent double -barreled fowiing piece
Several superior gold watches.
Terms cash. JAMES G.. MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D Aucuoneer.
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or Coinnabsa Typographical socsety.The members Of
the above society notihd monthly meeting viii
be held Tits saturday evening O'Clock Officers for the
suing year VIII be elected and Of Importance
acted full attendance is desired.
REM. r. WILKINS,
Deco Secretary.
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By GREEN 3 SCOTT, AuctIOneers.
n GOVERNMENT SALE OF CARPETS, SOFAS, STOVES, sc
VI the Capitol, auconOn Saturday. the I'd
shall OF the Capitol. O'Clock, d. M
carpets, Of mating,
soas, md a large lot Of stoves, &c., &C.
bankable funds. delivered mme-
daey AFTER sale
BY order Of the Clerk the House Of Representatives.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Dec 2-2t Aucioneers.