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TUE LATEST NEWS.
=.5.5 an THE UNITED STATES.

.ppIyAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Az Vnsx' Feb. IS The steamer United States
NV ,rsa here from Chagres. She brings Can.
hss a.,ss 10 the lst inst, over 500 900 In gold
~ 9e0 passengers
lee The ,tesmer Sierra Nevada bad arrived at
lSD' in tortv eight days from New York
Psns"eS .,,;sb baroue Lame, arrived at Panama
1he De. from Australia to the 27th November.
wii9 81 .mericats had returned. none OF them
's ,ss. thar 5000. number are passengers
md the United states
on y ~ nne thousand einigrants were daily pass
49, a., Melbourne freE Great Britain aud Anne.
nes- raHf,rnia papers ccntsin but little news
,o,. what you had by telegraph several days ago
We Ne s,ods rad nearly subsidized, but the roads
IIe Almost impsssable. aud the suffering OF
Weie,,o !, the interior represented as hesrtrend-
ne pe r. s,nnly of aour at Nevada and vicinity
ing. I,iysIv Exhausted In the mines, at some
va, pf, was sustained by feeding on mere
-. which they were fortunate enougn 10 nave
~ - Rad previously thrown aside.
-, has been terrible destruction on properly
-. it.e-on from the foods. Many buildings swept
co. m Oregon city .,
sN.. lJillo1,ete river at one time was covered
- sos,lng dwellings, ssw-milgs, &c
~, Sssllb Of the Isthmus continued COED, and
.-e rcsds across rapidly improving 60, 40
:, San Francisco -four was selling az 81 10 70
,,-1a.sons advsncias-Cl clear Pork S4la44 Prime
- o}s25 cents Shoulders l9s2o cts. hams %os
y rs Lard "a cts. Cheese l6ale cents per 10.
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FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,


TIME GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
j. begs most respectfully to announce to the citi-
gems of Richmond, that he will make his first ap.
pesrance in this city, at Odd Fellows Hall, on
TUESDAY, MARCH lst, 1853, for six nights only,
when he will give grand display of his extraordi.
nary powers in NATURAL MAGIC AND NEGRO.
NANCY.
ProfA derson begs also to state, that the enter.
tsinments he intends giving here, are the same as
performed by him in the Palaces of the King of
Prussia, King of Sweden, Queen Victoria, Empe-
TOT of Russia, King of Hanover, and King of Den
mark. He has been honored with the patronage
of 10 600 goo of their subjects! His in
ry country he has visited is without parallel in the
annals of Ancient or Modern Magic. No greater
| proof can be advanced of the elegance, strictly
moral and scientific nature of his Grand Draw.
ing Room Entertainments, than the fact that,
in every city he has visited in the United States he
has been hoEored with the patronage of the Elite,
| the Learned, and Scientific
Crowds of all classes rush to see his astonishing
wonders, and, when seen, all are puzzled to &C.
count for the extraordinary phenomena produced
before their eyes, which to set the laws of
ture at defiance, and assume the appearance of
| irnpossibiiities.
Professor Anderson would also inform the citi-
zens of Richmond, that his entertainment is totally
different from any other ever given. He does moi
otter a mere trickery and slight of hand perfor
nance. His wonders are accomplished by the fol
| lowing agents Mechanism, Chemistry, Electricity
and Hydraulics; and he pretends to no super
| natural agency
[-F- Doors open at 7-Wonders to commence
at NJ, precisely, concluding at 10 Carriage:
| may be ordered al quarter before 10.
70 Admission so cts-chldren when accom-
panied by their parents, % cts.
Tickets can be obtained at the Hall on Saturday
| between the hours of 10 A M and 4PM
grand day performance for schools and fani
| lies on Saturday, at B P NJ. te26
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BosToy. Feb ga dispatch from Halifax
s,stes that the regular session OF the New
brunswick Legislature has been opened by a
sneech from tbs Governor, at Fredericton. In
,eia;ion 10 the Fishery question, he stated that
,se Provincial Government had not been an
Iafndial Of the Importance of the Fisheries and
Free trade with the United States, or Of the
interests OF the people. In the pending state
OF the negotiations, it was, however, impossi-
lie 10 give any detailed information at pre-
sent. The Governor expressed himself happy
IN being able TO state that the prosperity OF
me Province New Brunswick was one of
The main subjects of the Queen has in view +;
and, in any adjustment of the Fishery Cues
ion. :ae interests Of New Brunswick will be
carefully considered.
The Provincial Secretary also presented q
dispatch from the Colonial Office, in reply &c
;ae Halifax address upon the Fishery Cues
lion, and il was moved that an address be sen
tv the next stea mer, deprecating any treaty in
-elation to the fisheries in which Nova SCOTS
vas not party. This passed unanimously.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
~ WeIii.gss. 0e11in.

-
r ssmslssIONkN,s SALE OF REAL
Nm 1e s,,s nrE ~ TIL COUNTY OF HENR1CO
49,. ~.AI OF RICHMOND --In obedience 10
s';, 80 n.ae on the 2lst day Of April, 1851, in
- uw peloing 10 the Circuit Court Of the city
~ "a n.snMonos styled Higsinbothsm,s Executor
u;n psIas et Ala shall, . Executor Of Daniel
ssisoosnAm ana as the Commissioner thsy ein
named, proceed, on WEDNESDAY. The and dsv
o. Msrcn, 1898, upon the premises resnecs;velv
~ sen aucuon, the following real eatste n IL
SAG county and city, viz: A Tract A. P.rcsI
oI Lands ,ying and being in the county ~ Hen.
nco, ABOUT three miles from the city Of RichuorS
adjoining the lands of Joseph sinton. and o.sar.
containing 10 acres, and divided into fonr 10. =
ten acres each, numbered In q survey theraoS -,
Peter Cottrell, by numbers q, %, IS. 81. wS,cS
land 10 heavily timbered. Also, lot or marcel !.
land, in Adans Valley, in the said civ Fnar. =,
the plan OF DR. John Adams lot, by the nnuha-
"56," lying on the south side of LEIGH street 70
tween 18th and 18th streets, fronting As. AMI mn
ming back LOG feet on which there Stands smai,
brick house Also, lot number g. in John WiIIann
sons plan of |" Marion Hill,'' made for Neil Mc
Coull, containing ct acres, and on which there
stands an old brick House.
Terms: One-third cash. balance at 6, 10 and Il
months, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily endors
ed and title retained till the further order of ths
Court
The sale viii commence at IL O'Clock, A M, with
Ct acres, at Marion Hill, at o'clock NJ. with the
house and lot in Adams Valley, and at O'Clock,
NJ with the lands near Siuton's.
JOHN J LONDON, Ex'or and Com.
Sale conducted by w GoDDrN, Auct.
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN AND THE Pc.
ToMAc.-Monday, in Senate, the Civil and Di-
plomauc appropriation bill was amended by
spproprating $4,000! for bridge across the
Potomac, at Little Fals-and S150,00O to-
wards supplying Washington and George
Town with water. There was coupled pro-
Tiso with the last named appropriation, re.
quiring the assent of Maryland in case it was
necessary 10 go into that State to obtain the
supply Of water.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
ARRIVAL or THE HUNIBOLDT.-IsA.
TER FROM EUROPE.


NEW YORK. March 1.
The steamer Humboldt has arrived with Ii
vernool dates TO the 18th of February. She
brings sixty-6ve passengers, and 100000 in
gold. Among the passengers was kessuth's
Secretary, Pulzieki.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton had declined LIED, but closed firm.
The advance in Breadstuffs was barely main
tanned. Corn on the spot was dull but cargoes
afloat were improving.
Wright s. Candy quote decline In Cotton
ofl-Sd, which rallied at the close to l'Iod.-
Other circulars quote decline OF l-ed. IN
middling and lower qualities, without any
change in other descriptions.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamer Queen Victoria was recently
wrecked off the cast of Ireland, and fifty pas
sengers were drowned.
La the British Parliament, Lord John Rus
sell stated that the Government was perfectly
satisfied that Napoleon had no hostile inten
tons tow ards England.
Affairs in Italy were quiet. Accounts from
Milan rep-esentthat the recent outbreak was u
small affair. The ringleaders were hanged,
and martial law vigorously enforced
The French Chambers were opened on the
l4ih of February, by the Emperor in person.
He said he had decided TO reduce the army in
order to keep up good understanding with
foreign powers, and to convince the incredu-
long that when France expresses her intention
to remain at peace, she must be believed. The
Emperor's speech produced favorable effect
! upon the Paris bourse, causing a rise in funds.
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By Davenport, Allen 81 Co.

ROCERIES &c, AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, the Sd March, we will sell at
our auction store, at 10 o'clock, an assortment Of
Groceries, viz
Rio and Java Coffee
CofeeSugars
Molasses in tierces
Superior New York Syrup, in bbls
Candles and Soap
Green aud Black Teas
Winter Solar Lamp Oil
Rectifed Whiskey
Rum
Soda, Apple Brandy
Bacon, Butter, Sole Leather
ALSO,
$1,000 Cigars
50bags Brazil Sugar
Terms:-Under 500 cash SlG0, and over,
months credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
fe 26 Aucts.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-The steamer Pam.
zero mas arrived here from San Juan. 1t was
healthy when she departed.
The steamer Columbus, from Panama for
San francisco, with the passengers of the
Winfield Scott, sprung leak in the bay of
Tehuantepec. The passengers were in con-
sequence detained several days without provi-
SONS.
Forty Of them died from fever and most Of
Inc others were sick. The vessel finally
reached Acapulco and then left for San Franz
cisco.
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By james NJ. Taylor.

fNHh6E HUOSES AMI AOlS ON bftOAD
L STREET AT AUCTION VIII be sold, on.
wednesday, 9th March, at O'Clock in the after.
noon, upon the premises, those three Houses and
Lots situated the south side of Broad street, at
lts intersection with Foushee street. Each lot
fronts 20 feet and runs back about 100 feet to an
aliey-two OF the houses are built of brick, and
perfectly new, and contain six rooms each, with
Kltcnens and other convenient The other is
partly OF brick, and contains about five rooms,
with Kitchen and well of good water in the yard.
These houses have been substantially built, and
are now yielding fair rents
In view OF the great and increasing demand for
residences and the steady improvem snt in real es
tate in this neighborhood, this property presents
Inducements to those wishing pleasant residences
or to invest in real estate.
Terms: One.fourth cash, balance at 6, l2 and ls
months, for notes with interest added and secured
by deeds of trust upon the property
fe26 JAS nj TAYLOR Auctr.
VALUABLE LOT AT ROCKETTS, AT
March, at 4 O'Clock M, upon the premises, that
lot of ground situated Rockets street, opposite
Messrs Haskins and Libby's store; and which
stands Bowling Alley. The lot fronts about %
feet, and runs back between divergng lines, 120
fset, more or less, to Poplar street
This lot being very near to the wharves, and
sufficiently elevated, is valuable location for
Warehouse or a store of any kind.
TERms-One fourth, cash; balanceat and ~
months, with interest, credit payments to be Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property
% JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
ID ICHMOND AND DANVILLE X. X.
AZ STOCK FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Win
be sold on Wednesday, I'd March, at IL O'Clock,
IN the reading room of the American Hotel, 25
shares of the above Stock.
NH 1-2t JNO. A. LANCASTER g. SON.
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Steamer Star of the West.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 28.-The steamer Star
Q; the West, from San Juan and Nicaragua,
pat in here yesterday out Of coal. She comes
via Havana, and is bound for New York. She
Jeff San Juan on the 10Th, and srings Caifor-
MA dates to the first of February, She has
me hundred and six passengers. Her news
IS anticipated. The Star of the West connect
ed with the Pacific at San Juan del Sud, with
.our hantred passengers.
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ID EDUCTION IN PRiCES.-Great bar.
HI gains can be had by calling at LEWIS. in or.
der to reduce my large and well selectea stock of
Fall and Winter goods, will commence this day
to run off all kinds of dry goods at very reduced
prices for cash. / would invite the special stten
sold at IS per cent less than the same quality of
goods can be purchased elsewhere; rich French
de LANES and Csshmeres at cost; 1000 yards Nous
lin de LANES at 10 and lex cents usual price Ign
fast AT and TO - cent?: also a conpIe.e s.ock
of domestica and house keeping goods of all kinds
extra cheap. would invite purchasers to call and
examine my goods and prices before buying else.
where, as the goods must be sold to make room for
Spring supplies. Call early. LEWIS
fe Cheap stores Main ST
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PARTMENTs.-MOnday, pending the Civil and
Diplomatic appropriation bill, in the Senate,
Mr. HUNTER moved an amendment, appropria-
ting $4,000 TO purchase sites and build houses
N Washington, for the Vice President and Sc
Teral Secretaries and Postmaster General
Alter considerable debate it was rejected
% 10 "a. The amendment was reeonsidered
and Mr.. HUNTER changed it SO as to increase
the salaries of each of the aforenamed officers
10 $4,000, and in this form the amendment was
agreed 10.
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City Hail, office of the Sealer of Weights
and Measures for City of Richmond.
Two MERCHANTS and others using balances,
L. steel yards, platform balances, weights or
measures Ter the purpose Of buying and selling are
hereby notified to bring send them to my office,
In the City Hall, to be tried and proved, and at
which place win be present every day from 9
O'Clock, A. NJ, TO O'Clock, P. M. Under the act of
January the 18th, 1853 this duty is to be performed
every two years. JOSEPH C. WINGFlELD,
NH l-dlm* Sealer. &c. of Richmond Gin
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THE AThENEUNf.

M M. THACKERAY, ESQ, will deliver at the
w . AthenBum course OF three Lectures upon
the Humorous Writers of the Age of Queen Anne,
as follows:
Monday evening 2sth Feb, on Swift.
Wednesday evening, Cd March, ON C0ngreve
and Addison.
Thursday evening, Sd March, on Steele and
the Times ofQueen Anne.
Tickets for the course, 81 So for single Lee
ture, so cents for sale at the Athenaum from 10
O'Clock A NJ to o'clock NJ, and from to o'clock
M, on the day of each Lecture
No more tickets will be sold than there are seats
in the Lecture Room.
The free list is, on this occasion, unavoidaby
suspended. fe 24-6t
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE e. co.

Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capitals:
SS3;46l, 1880 1900, 55Ou, 10 OF $780, 262 Of 1872
&c. IS numbers, ID drawn. Tickets So
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capitals; SIS, 900, 4
of 5000, 100 of 200, &c. Tickets So so.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, IA:
35 SO IL AZ n 60 2 sc SO Sc 45
Half 10 49. Sl30 sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos of Md. Consolidated,
5 So As A Il SO 81 26 Is 81 IL Sc 81
% % II g g q, 100 Sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, rs:
10 rs Sc 42 60 70 IL 8 so 72 A
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated F:
IA "A 43 - 80 Al AZ 66 Sc l6 SO
Whole IA SO "A, 5000
Half 2 AZ "A, $500
Do 56 &c, $500. LUCK.
Do IA As SO, $500.
Drawn Nos Patapsco, &c:
AZ 80 70 30 z5 10 &c So "a 62 81 81 SO II &c
Half 81 81 90, $4,000
Whole 10 &c 81
Do &c 62 &c
Do 10 II 81 smoreprizes sold and
De IL 81 62 paid by LUCK.
Do &c As &c
Or. Isl "a
Drawn Nos of Washington, 10:
IA SO 40 81 80 60 ls Is Al CA
Half 80 Al Sc, s2s7
10 II oU oil, SlUU3 TTrR
Or Is al Cd, $3.50 on'
Do Z SO 81, S2s7
To my old Customers and Friendship
Office is opened at No Governor street,
Qate r Scott's office for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to wait on
you. c. B.LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares in any OF the Maryland Lotte-
mes, will meet prompt and confidential attention, If
addressed to X. FRANCE L. CO, Managers,
NH or TO C. b LICK Richmond. Va
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BY George j. SUNNI

BY George ]. Sumner.
DOsITIVE SALE OF NEW MAHO.
Il GANY PIANOS AT AUCTJON-On Thurs.
day Morning next, the Sd instant, at half past
10 o'clock, will De sold, without reserve or regard
to weather, 2 new mahogany Pianos, CT octave
IN manufactured by Louis Stern Il Co, of Baltimore
Terms cash.
They can be examined at any hour at my sales
place.
mil GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
Additional.
After the above, will be sold two Mahogany So
fas, one of them fashionable pattern; one Side
board, one Box Standard marble top Bureau, two
large Feather Beds, one heavy Hair Mattrsss, six
Mahogany Chairs twelve gilt frame Mirrors, some
of them French plates an invoice of iron frame
Mirrors, q Portfolio of handsome English and
French engravngs, together with several lots of
miscellaneous Goods, to close sundry consign
ments.
mh2 GEO! J. SUMNER, Auct.
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Destructire Fire.

ST. Louis, Feb. 28.-The Broadway House,
Turner's stables, including len horses, and
ether property, have been destroyed by fire
The loss is very heavy. Turner loses &c.
coo.
Brooke, the rag edian, is seriously il! in this
cry
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BY Wellington GOddin.

NEW BRICK DWELLING OF 5TH STREET.
IN between Byrd and Canal streets.-Win be sold
FRIDAY sflern DON, the 4th of March, 1853, upon
the premises commencing at Az O'Clock. the large
new brick Tenement, on the west line of 9Th street.
now occupied by MIR. w J. McCloy.
Terms--One-third cash, the balance at and
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
fe % W. GoDDIN, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALU.
- ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RlCHMOND.-By virtue of decree of the Cir.
cult Court of the City of Richmond pronounced
on the 4th day of December, 1852, in the case of
Downey o. Uowney and ais, the undersign.
ed, the Commissioner thereby appointed, will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on Saturday, the 18th day OF March,
1853 at the hour of o'clock, M, if fair, if not
the next fair day, Sunday excep;ed) at the same
hour, the Real Estate referred to in the said de
cree viz that very valuable Lot of Ground ON
the South side of Main street, between 18th and
18th Streets fronting about 40 feet on Main street
and running back about 1853 feet, ON which lot
stands an old framed building formerly called the
"Globe Tavern" After the adle of the ground,
the old building will be sold, to be removed by the
goth day Of April next
This lot is subject TO a perpetual ground rent of
$50 (S66 67) per annun payable On the LIST day of
June in each year, and the purchaser will buy sub.
ject to the ground rent aforesaid.
After the above sale, the same day at o'clk,
NJ, on the premises, will be sold the valuable half
acre lot No 407 in the plan of the city, fronting
about l63 feet on the west line of 10th street
ming back about 130 feet, which there is said to
be quantity of valuable brick clay.
Terms: One.fourth cash, the balance at 6, IL and
l8 mouths, in equal instruments the purchaser Civ.
ing bonds with approved security Tor the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until the
purchase money be paid and conveyance directed
by the Court. ROBERT r. HOWISON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct.
fo 2u2 I'D
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Eg Read and Profit by it.-Do Yon
s0neT with any paint If you d. DR.. Roses Pain
S1Fef II cures Toothache Sore Throat Earache, Stiff
Neck OF Pains in the Face, in few minutes IL cures
foickly, Pain IN the Stomach Bowels. Cures Chill
plains, C0Tas and any lnltatlonson the feet Ii acts
Ake charm for Pains the Side, Limbs or Back and
10Y rheumatism from sudden cold, it is magical in
lis efec-s. In bottles, u 10, Is and 50 cents
The best C0pgh syrup in the World .--
DT Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
ts!ieI 70 the worst Cough whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and tortles the system against future attacks
In bottles ST SO cents and 81
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
tyoo are bilious, you require purgatiye medicine
II you nave bad cold you should remove it from the
system III your Liver Is out of order YOU will have
colo feet, variable appetite, and yellow skin-take
III Roses Anti Bilious or Railroad Pills and Won will
soon be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes 70
and p cents.
DIR. Roses Celebrated CsrdiaI.-For
SsrVOus Affections, Heart Disease, &c &c
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upop
me Nervous ysten IN aiisying all disturbances or ir
lauon also Tor curing Papltatlon and Heart Disease
Is wei as lnvlgorating the constitution enliyeninq
+he spirits and restoring the weak and nervous from
@hy Cause mas created great demand for it from all
parts OF The country. 50cents per bottle
All the above valuable medicines with Dr Rosa,s
Medical Adviser, be had at all the Drug Stores in
Richmond ia "a ~
~ CifiZens and Strangers Visitfp.
me c.iy, VINO wish to get their Hair cut In the La
Lsst ana most Approved Style, sk ould call at the
mar Dressing, Shaving, Shampoong and Bathing
saloon under the American Hotel
y Blot and Cod Shower Bsths can be had
daily from halt past 4. 81 10 half paet T.. M,
dao on saturday TO II b.
single Bath rs oents 0: five tickets for 81. En-.
1'"4's LIVE s'Iee! nh i
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RIcHaoSD CUSTOM HOUSTON Monday,
IN Senate, the Civil and Diplomatic appropri-
alton bill was amended by inserting the sum
Of $4,000 for the construction OF Custom
House in this city. This is in addition to the
Rp nomination Of Inst vear
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BY George J. sumner.
EyASHIONARLE HOUSEHOLD FIR.

NlTURE AT AUCTIOE.-On Tuesday
m forming next, the eth inst, commanding at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Mr.. Abrsm Levy Jr
No 20l Broad street, (over the store) will be sold at
Auction, his entire Household Furniture, which is
entirely new, of modern style. and the best quality
consisting in part of Mahogany Sofa, Rocking
Chair, marble top Centre Table, Cane Chairs, rich
Muslin Curtains, Cornices and Shades, four supe.
rior three ply Carpets elegant Mahogany Bedstesd
with best Spring Mattresses; fret class Mahogany
wardrobe, marble top Cabinet, Washstand. Side.
board, two Refrigerators, one Of them of the best
room and Kitchen Furniture of the usual variety
all OF which is in the best order. Terms at SALE
The House will be open on Monday, and the Fur.
nlture can then be examined.
Sale conducted by
NH GEORGE i STIMNFR Arc,
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BY Alexander Mott Go.

nUR EVENING SALES will be continued
W until the season closes, commencing at sever
O'Clock, at which time we will sell from the shelves
In lots to suit purchasers, good selection of piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pistols
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
of every description. Also general assortment
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT d. CO,
mol Auctioneers.
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UT NAILs.-20o kegs super quality Eastern
~ Nails, I'd to Add, together with fall assort-
ment OF tobacco box and lining Nails, in store and
Tor sale by G. ]. SlNTON d. co,
te ss Sign Of the Circular saw, n Main 1t,
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Erfnl AcciHenf

BosToE Feb. 27.-Last evening, a son of
Mrs. Bowles, of Roxbury, aged 10 years, board
llg with his mother at the United States Ro-
:el, fell over the bannister TO the marble floor,
q distance Of % feet, and was Instantly Kill
led.