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Pr0yiacace, Aug. 22.-rwo foreigners We're dis
covered this afternoon lying the rails ofthe Wor
cester Railroad between Mivle and Uxbridge
both were badly cut on the head, and are probably
fatally wounded.
Captain Gideon Amy master of the brig s. O.
Brown, drowned this morning at Newport by
The upsetting of boat
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From the .Ftshiag Grounds.

Boston. August ga letter from Prince Ed
wards Islands, dated August Il, states that the
American schooner Star Light had been brought in
there prize from the fishing grounds, for fish
ing within the bounds. The American Consul pro-
tested against the jurisdiction of the Admiralty
Court there, on the ground that she was taken in
Canadian waters. Upon the captain Of the Star
Light promising 20 be careful in future she was re
leased upon the payment of costs.
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THE YELLOW pFyFn

BALTIMORE, August 24.-We have accounts from
Vcksburg aud Natchez to the effect that the fever is
raging to such an extent that every body who could
was leaving those cities.
The collections in Nashville for the New Orleans
sufferers, amount to 5000.
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Boston, Aug. 23--Adyices from Sierra Leone to
July 18th state thai the coast unhealthy owing
to the heavy rains, and that the yellow fever was
prevailing among the shipping.
At Liberia, affairs were quiet and prosperous
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THE Markets

NEW YORK. August 24-sales of 5000 bbls. Flour
at hrmer rates; $4,000 bushels Wheat at 81 IS for
Southern white. Corn steady
BALTIMORE, August24-saes of 5000 bbIs. Flour
at S5l2 Wheat declined 3 cents Corn steady
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.TELEGRAPHIC I NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Daily Dispatch,
LRRIVAL on THE NnRTuERN I1cu

It.
New YORK, August 24.-The steamer Northern
Light arrived to-day She brings San Francisco
adyiees to the LIST inst, and million dollars
in gold. The most interesting news by this arrival
Is that of the capture and execution OF the bandit
Joaquin, who has long annoyed the Calisornians by
bis daring vllainy. The mining accounts are favor.
able.
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AcoUfTTEp.-We are glad to learn that Angelina
Coates who was tried yesterday at Louisa c. H.,
for an attempt to kill her child by dropping i. from
AGAR on the Central Railroad, wa5acquitted The
child is doing we'll
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Progress Of The YeY9r Ferfr.

Ne17 ORLEANS. Aug. 2I.-The fever shows no abase-
nent n il violence, and the weather continues un
favorable. The deaths for the lat twenty-four
hours amounted TO pc, including 24s from the yell
low fever. The board Of health report the inter
Iaents Tor the week az lJoO including 1859 from the
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS PRODUCE
TIE MOST BENEFICIAL EFFECTS IN

ALL LIVER COMPLAiNTs.-A gentleman who
resides ar Dhobafh Factory, Calcutta, wrisine
10 bis father, James Niehoi. Esq- 10. Rathbope-
place. Oxford street. States that be had suffered
vereIy from liver complaint sAd dreadful pain II
his side, and that he has derived GoTu tenekt from
taking HOLLOWAYsS PILLS for short time than
lie was able 70 obtain under inc uesfaeuf OF several
medical men Ia India for IL Iaonths psevionsly, =
therefore officers Ia the sszny.anG others who tbro
living La hot climates martyrs 20 dispfaersd
,naehs liver cornplaissss indigestion, sslod take
these valuable Pills being safe aud ehec.ual reme-
DIV Tor those diseases.
Rsr Insdon aud By all respectable Fenlers of Pats
enr Medicines Throughout tho Bsitish Esnpre and ~
tias. az The United States III Pets aud Hoxes 81 81
cents 81 neuls and 81 50 each Wholesale ~ the
rri1sep4l Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. b ID. SANDS, New YORK, and FuRCELL, LADD
L Co, kichalond, Va.
There i very considerable sasl1g taking the lar
ger Sizes.
II. s. Directions for the guidance 81 Patients are
assEzed 70 sgeh Pct on Box. 81 S3--1w
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LGtc trnm M0ntcriRf0.

Neg YORK., lug. 23-Accounts from Monterideo
10 July have been received, utthere is no news
OF importance. Thcrehas been no change in at
fairs, and Buenos Ayres city still hesieged by
land. There was great dissipation in tie camp OF
the beslegcrs
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The Arabia's OUTWARD Trip.

Eeac York, Aug. 2}-The steamer Arabia arrived
al Liverpool, on her outward passage, On the 9th
inst having made the trip in days II hours and 80
minutes. Her return trip was made i'll nearly the
game time
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RaiEroad Collision

Buffalo, Ang. "a collision occurred YESTERDAY
between TWO trains on the sandusky and Cincinna-
Ii Mad River railroad, by which several passengers
were injured, but one killed. Six ears were
smashed
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MINISTER TO TURKEY.-The Washington
Republics correspondent states that Carroll
spence, of Baltimore, has been appointed
Minister resident ri Constantinnnle.
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4 FARM IN CUMBERLAND COIN.

"A TY FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of the
Clrcult Court of Cumberland county, pronounced on
the 9th day of August, 1885, shall as Commissioner
proceed to sell on the premises the 2a,h OF Ser,
tember me trsct Of LAND on which the late j.
eignt hunored acres, one-third of when Ii sun
posed TO be IN woods of original growth remarkably
wei nnbered. This Land lies on the main stage
road and the Farmyie and buckingham plank road
ABOUT 10 be constructed five miles from Farnyille
and the Southside railroad in remarkably healthy
and is well adapted the cultivation
On wheat corn oats and tobacco. The improvements
are good, consisting of two excellent dwelling houses
and all necessary out-houses including
ICE house, &C. If desired it can be divided suit
purchasers There excellent orchards of peaches
aha apples, well of excellent water in the yard,
aho enc OF the finest springs in the county in
Nehent distance. Possession Of the Land will be
gwen medately, for the purpose Of seedng wheat
IERMs-A credit of ore and two years equal In
the purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from the day of sale and good security. and the title
retained until the whole purchase money is paid,
For further particulars, apply on the premises or
TO me at Richmond JOHN w. WRIGHT,
l7-dIawGcfd Gomms sioner
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Cumberland, Aug. 23-Washington Evans, pro-
prie.or Of Barnun's Hotel, and Mrs Gender, wife
of Thos. Gender, an old lady, died Of cholera to-
day. There are very few new cases, and they
are OF mild character
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Haitian, Aag. 2}-Five hundred dollars has been
subscribed at II. Johns N b. for the relief Of the
German einigrants wrecked in the ship Charles
Clark. The passengers have been forwarded to
fJuahef
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GoDDIN 1 APPERS1IN-

GENERAL TENEMENTS ON OR E
~ Con HILL. ON BYRD AND 1ST STREETS.
AND FARM ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAD, EIGHT
MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT ATCTTOE.-WiIi be sold at auction
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the 18th Septem-
ber 1888, upon the premises, commencing at ~ o.
clock, several brick and wsoden DWELLINGS on
Oregon Hill, fronting ON Belyidere and Church sts-
best in that Beighborhood
After which viii be sold the two new brick TENE-
MENTS at the corner of Byrd and LIST streets 'front.'
ing. together, about 40 feet on the North line of
Byrd street, running back about 90 feet
Also, several vacant LOTS adjoining the above on
the North and East. |
After the sale of the last mentioned propertv fand
at the of Byrd and LIST s.reetsl viii be sold
neat little FARM in the county of Henrico on thc
mountain road, about miles from the city of Rich
mond containing 40 acres now in the occupancy Of
Mr. E. Tate. This farm has been recently settled
the buildings are all new. and the land 10 rs good as
any in that Deighborhood. A great bargain will per-
TERMs-one fourth cash |; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for gotiebe notes. interest added and title
retained till last note shall be paid.
au85 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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DUILDING LOTS IN HENRICO AND


~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT
AtGIIoN;-Wlll be sold ON the premises. on MON
DAY, the 18th of the present month at ppblic ene
ton at Rockets the line betwe the city of Rich
Inond and county of Henrico, six building LOTS.
Richmond, and running back 80 fee-aud three 'front.'
ing 30 feet on street, in the county of Henrco.
and running back q feet which said lots adjoin the
property OF VIM Cogin and - Dowdy
Terms cash.-The title of the above property is
believed to be good and general warranty deed will
be gwen. JOHN N. DAVIS, Agent for the
Heirs ct law of N. NJ. Thorn pso1l decd
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WANTs.
" ANTED, by Young man, formerly d


W suitable for a School of higher order.
central and quiet situation Shoekoe Hill is pre-
ferred. Itwould be desirable have so much space
that one of the teachers could reside there Apply
to this office, or Messrs. r. NJ. Tabb Son. Governor
street. en- 25-3..
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MAN snor.--patriek Hays, a lahorer on tho
37th section of the Central Railroad was shnt Nv
contractor named Vowel, about two weeks sgo.
various conflicting reports abroad In refars,e. =,
the affair." but as well as we can learn the following
is correct Vowel, Hays and several others had
been engaged IN playing cards. after which. Vowel
nissea ne ppeket hook containing some $500. and
saspecnng lays oil the theft, went to him and de-
nranded he money. Hays deaie,l having any know.
iedge OF the pocket book, whereupon Vowel NJ.
tempted to search him. Hays resisted and n scnf,e
ensued, IA the course Of which Vowel drew nistol
anu sllot ann lie was shot in the head, but lived
NoWeIs arreet.-Stannioa Spec. Of pesrsrunu
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RctArn Of Eish0D |

Retarn Of Bishop Hhittingdam.
| NtU York, August 23-Rev Bishop Whiting
ham, OF Baltimore, returned from Europe in the
steamer Pacific.
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Fire at Ncac YORK.

Neao YORK., August 23.-A fire has Just broken
out at 10 o'clock III the of the Pearl street fire
with every prospect of Its being very destructive.
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Arrical of Steamer GLASGOW

Ncu York, August 23-The steamer Glasgow,
from Glasgow, arrived at her wharf at halfpast 9
O'Clock this morning.
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I AMBEKTTS LOTTERY OFFICE
NO q NORTH CALVERT STREET.. RALTl

MORE, OPPOSITE HARNuM'S HOTEL.-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed TO purchase
thirty wears, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State, be deems II almost
give any further assurance that all business conf
fFr Packages single Tickets and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
I5r The printed official drawings sent to ceres.
pondents By the first mail.
fzr- Prizes cashed AZ sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my I4--iats Baltimore Md
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Hon. T. H. SHELBY, OF KENTUCKY.
His testimony after speaking Of wonderful cures
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE He

~ On. L. ii. SHELBY OFkENTUCKY.
His testimony, after speaking of wonderful cures
by HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TfNCTURE. He
says of his SON:
Il further state that my has been in bad health
for several years. having all the symptoms of dyspep
sia- acid stomach, weak digestion, torpid state OF the
Tncture has greatly improved his health and ne has
now the appearance OF becoming strong and heal
thy"
MY DAUGHTER.
II also state that my ghteT twelve wears of are
was in extremely delicate health for two years et.
tended with loss of appetite, pale and emacia.ed-
The use of Hempton's Tincture ia one month re-
stored her appetite aud she is now in robust health
MY NEGRO BOY.
After speaking of his negro boy, who had the Scro
fua, che eye nearly gone, hard lump side of his
neck, health entirely deraBged &c. was entirely
restored TO sight and health by this Tineture
Persons ell weakness after taking it, become ro-
bust 1t counteracts the weakRess OF the female
frame. which is the of barrepness II will net
be expected, that III cases of such delicate nature
certificates should be published in the daily papers
spring. after taking few bottles of this Tncsure of
Hamptens never had of complaint
CHOLERA MORBUS, DlAkRHEA, DYSEN-
Terry, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
are cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE. As a and preventive, il has been won
dertully successful 1t viii be found inquiry, that
those who use it have an exemption from those dis
eases so incident TO the Summer.
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing: IL has restored thousands to health.
aAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-Call
anu get gratis with history Of discovery of
ms WONDERFUL Blood Purifier, and certificates of
our our own citizens. of Rheumatism Dyspepsia Sers-
ru a LAYER Complaint, General WesSness Nervous
Sold by MORTIMER & MowgRAY. $40 Bali.
more and 3o4 Broadway. New Yort. q 4 STRECK-
ER; Richmond; DR.. COOKE & co. FredercEsburs:
g. b. JONES co. Petersburg: and hy Drnessts
generally. Q, u ~ N+1ee
rgS 81 per bottle bott1es "a. @. :.
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Boston, August 23.--Datea from Port au Prince
10 the Cd instant state thai the yellow fever was sin
prevailing. Poli.icai ataiFs were quiet
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FEMALE SEMINARY
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

GOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The exercises of the
Southern Female Institute, late of fredericksburg
Va. will be resumed in the city of Richmond
The course of study will be collegiate. There will
be three classes, Junior intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures, and
DAILY examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is as
complete any in the State, and the chernca and
philosophical course viii be fully illustrated by expe
rlnents.
The young ladies' will be under the supervision
Mrs. Gen PegIam.
The session will commence on the first Monday in
October, and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Tuition tees......---...... -.............. $50 90
Modern Languages eac h exaai,..............20 90
One-hal payable on the l5t Gay OF October the
rest on the lat of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to at
tend the iectu lttfree t;charge.
Forturth q attenuation address Mrs Gen. Pc gram,
Richmon Va; Prof. ID. Lee Powell, Leesburg Lou
don Prof Robt. J. Morrison, Frederickburg Va.
ID. LEE POWELL,
ROBT- J. MORRISON.
Refer TO the following persons: A. A. Morson
Esq, Richmond ; Lieut. Mathew T. Maury, of Ma
tional Observatory, Washington; DR.. Beverley r.
Wexford, Fredericksburg, Va; DIR. George Fleming
Hanover, Va; DR.. William Gwathmey, King VIII
liam, Va. DIR. William Dew, King Queen, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos. Il. Barton,
ESD. Fredericksburg, Va; John NJ. Herndon, Esq
VIM. c. Winston, Esq, Hanover CO.. Va.
Mrs. Gen. Pegram will receive as boarders Young
ladies wishing to enter their Institution Miss Vassss
French lady, of superior attanments, will board In
the house, and thus afford great advantages those
STUDYING the French language. One Of the Profess
sors will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
TERMs-Board soc, washing extra.
au 2-StawtOlst
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THE MEcfLLA VALLry.-Tba o,oss;,:
correspondent of the Washington Rannhi;e
says that Gen Gadsden, our Minister 10 Nav.
co, is not instructed to "otfer n monav con.
sideration to Mexico for relinquishment Of
all claim TO the Mesilla territory. The 60.
vcrnment viii insist upon its own title hut
has authorised our Minister TO purchase a
portion of the State of Sonora, with the ne.
cessary right of way"
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&c TONS Nos and Peruvian GUANo,
eIO landing and TO arrive, for sale by
amp JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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DLANISHED TIN DISH COVERS, a
IL very fine article. Also. u fine assortment of
WATERS, for sale at JAS. ID. Il. EVANS,
an III West Main
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Dealt Of an E1-.MemBer Of Congress
Lar from Port az Prince.

Portland August 22--Hon. John Anderson. for
merly member Of Congress from Maine died here
Yesterday.
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CONSUL At LONDON.
WARRINGTON, August 2i.-George Saunders has
been commissioned as consul at London
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VALUABLE FARM, 6 MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND, NEAR BROOK TURN
PIKE, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are authorised
to sell desrably located Farm, about miles north
of Richmond, the Brook Turnpike, adjoining
the residence of Major James Hill, containing Us
Acres. The place has been newly settled-al the
buildings having been erected within the last twelve
months. About half the land is cleared, balance in
woods, some of which is original growth, and well
numbered The improvements consist of most
beautiful Cottage misunderstanding rooms, besides
Kitchen, Quarters, Barn. Stable, &c The place can
only be appreciated By all examination of IL. Those,
therefore, disposed 70 purchase such place, will
please cal and examine the premises.
For terms, and further particulars apply to
25-5t GODDIN & APPFRSON
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BY GODDTN 4 APPFRs0N
q a I Z u.
SALE OF HOUSE AND

SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT, NEAR ARCH AND SECOND SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue of trust
deed, executed by Henry Lemay, dated 18th Februa-
~, 1853, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
shall, at the reqRest of the creditor thereby Sc
cured, proceed TO sell at public auction the pre-
Der. 1858, commencing at O'Clock, the REAL ES-
TATE conveyed thereby consisting of LOT, with
small HOUSE thereon fronting 20 feet alley,
running back 65 feet 70 lot owned nv Jobn A PHI
chers estate
Terms made known at the time of SALE
The title is believed be perfect; but the subscri-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty
w. w. SNEAD Trustee
5aie conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsos Auets
7: S-lmmedately after the above sale will he
sold HOUSE and LOT adjoining the above.
au e G. a. a
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AND FOR SALEM POWHATAN-

l AND FOR SALE In POWHATAN.-
- wish to sell two TRACTS OF LAND in Pow
hatan. The which reside, (Woodstock) con-
tains about 772 acres situated miles above the Court
House, FROM AppomattoS, and from James river
about one-half is torest-tbe soil is productive The
cleared land has been improved ct considerable ex-
pense Buildings comfortable and convenient ior a
large family. Meadow Hill, miles abo, the Court
House and 8 from James River, has $50 acres; soil
gOod IS to 100 rich creek botom some in cult
walton: the balance being ditched. good brick
dwelling, granary, nc.
This is considered q very fertile tract
Wheat may be seeded this fall. Possession given at
the end OF the year. My address is Slnithyille
au 24-2t CHASTAIN COOKE
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BY GODDIN APPERSON
HARMS ON PLANK ROAD FOR SALE


l. We intend ON WEDNESDAY the 3lst August
at O'Clock, p NJ to offer for sale at auction on the
premises, GLENBURNIE, now occupied by Mr..
John Lawtor, containing lel acres and small FARM
of . acres-both situated the Westham plank
road, about Il miles from Richmond, and which may
be viewed at any time previous to the sale.
be offered for sale after the disposal Of the Farms as
well as two mich COWS; and
A BOND of the Westham plank road company for
$3.50 and interest from its date at per cent payable
preferably to any diridead to the share hoideys
Also. eight shares of S25 each in the Westham
plank road.
TERMS viii be made known on the day of sale.
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
22-td Aucts.
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IhO1hAS w. hEESF.E- SaIesman.
NLOSING SALE OF EARTHEN-
~ WARE, CHINA, GLASS, MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, FURNITURE, &c.-The subscriber hav-
ing removed TO the new Iron Front Building, No. 20
Pearl Tor 14th street) will close at auction without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY next, the 3lst instant,
ness, No Fifteenth street. the remnant of his stock
consisting of various consi gnme of CHINA GLASS
and EARTHENWARE, suitable for dealers families
&C.; lot of manufactured TOBACCO, CIGARS,
FURNITURE, miscellaneous GOODS, &c. &c. Sale
without reserve.
TERMs-For all Sums under $50, cash; for that
amount and over, four months cred. for approved
negotiable notes.
au 81 GEORGE J. SUMNER. Auctr
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THOMAS ". KEESEE, sALEsMAN.

THOMAS W. kEESEE, SALESMAN.
GENTEEL II u HOLD A n ID
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY next, the 26th instant, at the residence of
NJ rs. A. NJ Mead on the corner of Grace and Fou-
shee Streets viii be sold at auction, without
commencing at o'clock in the afternoon, all of her
House hold and Kitchen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
part of three Pianos Sofas Chairs Carpets Gard and
Dining Tables, Beds, Mattresses, Bedsteeds, Ward
robes, Bureaus, Sideboard. Hat Rack, Oil Cloth &c
ALSO-Very valuable Chemical Apparatus, Globes,
Book Case, &c.
TERMS cash.
au 24-3. GEO j. SUMNER Auct