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T,oolF 80 ThisI

LII those who ara detirons OF preserving tho memory
n OF themselves and friends can DO so most eeo-
tuay by calling without deay,at T. IaTbeps Qaguer-
reoIype Rooms fhe Of Main and Bidde atreets,
Centre Whseiugi and for each those Ie lte
ures which cannot be diainod5 with the same degree Of
kRBELL, Daguer root ypist,
@ soslsrt Of r. N and Biddle streets,
centre W iifFling
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KEIII,S q caldwell

(succEssoRsTo JAS. PAULI q CO..
fSFh an Il Wholesale dealers IN Drugs,
III 81 f'sfI,e Gyl en- fc1l liss Paints, Oils Cscs
No So UNION BUILDINGS MAIN ST.
KVIy purchased tie entire stock, hxtuIes che
al apparatus 10, the rHn OF James PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers and the pn5S
generally. an goods warranted.
In retiring from tho Drug business, we take IN
Recommending 70 favorable consideration our
Messrs Kells CALDWELL and have heal saying
that our foner customers, and dealers generally E re-
for this well known house large share OF Patrona
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sDrinp and Summer Clobh1ng.
M sir4t5}F41ssTT = HOT; n1erohant Tailor

Spring and Summer C1ogn1ng.
5TFFfIE5FJ R4CE Merchant Tau lor,
ENofJNCEs to his friends and customer emu tne
IA ,,,i,;. having commenced business.
he is now h new Store me
Hons n TPafertf ef splendi assoTtme1s OF
Of every COLOR quality and By aSy
4SSIafERESs Silk Satin and all kinds OF 4Iil1S,
a. selected ny himself in the Eastern citios
for The pring aid summer, and which ne VIII
MP TO order tho songt 4letiee ln the ess
ta,ies and stgfs HIS nancy ~
embraces Shirts OF every u
robiefs Gloves Fshi rtss l7svefsf enl
every article kept in Genterens g9.eIal I I
Sore Ifyon want 6esf ~ out IN the can AZ tiea
Quarters SouthIoom PREfS H0G ssRater streef
3. r. AMMAN. 3. AAeUIRE. ,: A0-Ds
IEHRERslIls ~ q s glllss 9 M 4
fIkTE or c1aiBERLKitD, ND.
TssftaTaine and Commission l4e1chants,
No. 81, MAIN sTREEr,
fVVEeeliIllS, 9r.
usVgiil give prOmpt enter ~ yln
tefF long in the and
ol p l.lals$ 49, .zi - iau20
IcineInnati Gazette and logssile 22etslet sel gu
n
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NTInaIaliI1el lIarl1I q ::Korlge. 8.
81 5Wilde Nt Rrother

II ODD q, DEWOLLg
TElHoD BSXLEe AND RR1sAIL DEAL ElRS'l 4 ~
BooGsland Shoesl ~
Mens Boys, and Chlidrens, Leghorn Canton and PAIN
Leaf Hats. SC, at tho vel known stand OF The
IBlnezk MA nam otis lSoof,
Soifh ea8 5ffhe Aaslfet Square.
-. WE n3w opening an unusual " leF6e ssoss
M Al offspring and Summer Boots. Sitoes H4ts ata Sas
IA selected with great and Cd az inc
sbcsl workshops Of Rhi pha and New Enslahu,
expressly our w Woesae and Retail Trade Io our Ie{
ndr customers snd aiI others who may favor 3 cali
we ofer y0u Goods which we ea9ai ~
ity materials aud workmanship, 20 those anuaStuIeu
In this any part OF the United 81 stass .
nar1I =sys Todd @ " HOL.
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n M..BE.Rl s.
BA.T.lTINIOSll.
EssI men, 77s15=


Oedr4set lows .llIls y Red lIeIis Bozs OF
Temp nee
And otl1er Soeiety RegaIia,
Healefs Sedls dsd et5els atdluj etuFed and s6Id
~ by Gibbs 40. % Bditiaiore Street
2aiti1iofe, 1Ed.5Sst
9Es taor rt1nent ualniiy on hand consfatsof
32(HAEIA.
Odd felleeos Grand ana Subordinate Lodge and Ris
eampmsnt,
Past Grand and other ofaeeEs plain and
embroidered
1st q, 81. 9Th and 9Th Degree Parade Re-
S. pishly erlhroiaeTed Rnea pmcnt Parad
ls5i 49, = 6el,aliass ~ ltis
ghts IenpaaI Royal and Master.
Jewels, Robes Banners, swords, ctc
Iyelgec( atioual Grand ana Subordinafo
Diytsions o aicers and Members,
Rel achgIns Past ofisers and richv embroidorad
81 Degree W orEsing and Parade ,Resalia.
JEWELS
OI ths various 0rdeTs Of silver, Plated lefaia
ncluding Knights Tenplaf, Cfgith Dirl
RANAERS.
Banners ofSsery tizs style and cost adapted totfe s
nous 81 and order; and De-
signs ior BannersI when required furnished free Of e
showing tho style ol the when fahed. Also
n ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
the largest to be found the u
| ilsSD6ESy ENCAARhIENpS,s DIVISIONS AND
s,tit ss8 TRIBES;
to ft up their Halls, or supply themselves with
Working Regalas Banners, &C. can depend ups
weir ordeFH fed By calling or
seetesS y - lu6 GIBBS e. SMITH,
gsis3yno7s S NJ inner N turers % Baltimore Street
/ 20 G. r FR1 Agent Svheains, Va. Il
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CoSSartnership.

ft , 59SS a1 edy Sa IN business, Mr.
Baltimore, I fes- 1st, 1872 iIIcHARI, HKRR.
THE subeeribeTs having c0i srtsf s.i.. H..
the rm OF MIcH1HL HERR q i1 ~ ~ c
nisson business Tor The sale Topce, PTovfsions
Joining Calvert Station, North st. s : ~ ESss ~
hey solicit the patronage Ffheir 6en5s
giving assurance OF their best ettentIot TO Ne
upon which advances win be made when
baltimore, Feb. lst, 1858. o. .zANE
feb10 q{.is5ss ~ IS sasi,t si5 ~
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Brentlinger & Armstrong,
-. N 4 n

GR1PTIONISTs,
received at their medical store, fresh sup
i'll ply or tho most choice medicines, such as people Iay
Tely upon mang their SELECTIONS, no fegar IS pau 70
prices 50 the article DO or the best quality t .s
PtysiefnHs' PrescriptfOnsp put up by eaIeiut.h
at all times, tIsiF or Hlat. angSl-lyIdl
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VIM Is n g = q m
Shirt Manufacturer,
NEW HRTTAIN

appointed a. NJ Adams agent for the sale OF his
II shirts at Factory prices. Merchants, ClothieTs and
others who are dcsrous OF buying shirts OF the best and
cheapest make In the United States win call at NJ Ad
ans clothing store where they WIN nd full assortment
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I ~
Room, No. A, Washington Hall, Monroe Str
WsHEELIN VA
JFf her would call tho attention OF the public ~
his vol selected stock OF Watches Clocks
silver ware and fancy goods, which he4s now oenhg
His stock is composed In part OF gold ana slSeF
keys, guards and chains
Every description or ldjeweiryi
Gold silver, silver plated and common spcoteoes
Pure silveSt dessert sugar, ana sqle
spoons, and butter knyeas ,,.
etc. etc.
Portmounaes, pocket cutlery, sci ssoTsi
YnRy FINE raEors strops, shaving cream, efc'i
Perlnery, eombs brushes and great var cry ol iess
goods; t.,,i .ts..I,s3
and ieweIiy y, and engraving handsomely done.
~ z, t Ar y %. p. BROWN.
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IA tpsg4 on hand 4 sId Ileq esf Or
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sSsiI al ~ a. sgd esrefl
so55 ssis OF fAney foo14 e ~ 10 Feet thu
". ~ ifha afteiea NAY IL fst1fhed; It
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BRo 81
J ashlngtsaaall.
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IfnNflrlOEG ~
n b WISE & BRoFE 3 etiireEs o. Boadoir
e Grapd ard s1es ianol feqHest the special atten
iidn of had pefi6InaTa, late and important i'm
pfoVenent in the Tourl on epEho BY this Invention
the keys or the same PIANO can be 70 HARP or
soFT TOUCH 40 as to suit the ex1et elastic strength OF the
neefsit being Te known 10 every tne
touch Is oltLe 4rats rtfnPo vain % ~
Or fins tone ifth1 t fs aI9 not o. lee anu
siesfic movement, Of he es o NE
netftnsIf Sgill remain mi Those W Wona
of best q tis
ni6no afold not nh 10 give this nlipI ati1
See bnsess circulars be laq zee % ho4A
sse, 9 e','.sP ',i s 4 IsR q
a52s 49,. -
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The PRESIDENTS APrsKTMENTs.-It was well under.
stood that the distribution OF Offices would create dissa,s
faction among the successful party It Is impossible ,ha
should be Otherwise II is rather remark able that he
manifestations OF this spirit than there are
Wise men, however. would shun the appearance of dis
affection from such The great public has no, the
least y mpsthy for them Their immediate friends may
regret their disappointment but whr, do the of the
people cate for The ai.Ioituses OF office seeker II be
gets fired with patriotic indignation and finds fault il
only necessary for some wag suggest that he ddn gel
an office and bis complaints laughed at. Objections
from such source. however Well founded, bse the
torse from the senshness that prompts them The di,
appointed pao, may indeed overlook his own loss and
be very disnieresed in his criticisms. but the public will
no, believe so
Unselfsh support OF principle will only command The
respect and attention OF men To be sure, we have nc
occasion for martyrs just now, and il s generally agreed
that he who has worked well should fare we'll in the
distribution OF bonors bat il he worked Tor pay and
claims il for his services he loses all merit in the eyes oil
III. public and il he begin. TO denounce his party after
an unsuccessful application for Office be gives much
evidence OF his mecenafy disposition His party the
mas Ill Judge, Ia none the worse because he ddn &c
once Truth does hot become fslscbcod for bic misor
tunss Measures doh change their character because
has no hand in carrying them out The thousands who
support parties don't look for Office They have no in
srssi bat In the OF principles and MEASURES the,
believe 10 be correct and they have not the least rcspeo
ios the who 10 jealous for nay, and who is patriotic
for ssosls.
man Of good taste will keep his chagrin upon fail
ue 10 &c, odes for himsef lie will not incur the mpn
,siion which attach his fault finding whelhe
Iusty % not
Thee d,sss't.iseons viii ooun, nothing in public est,
nation, unless administration shall perform hishs
dstiv. Than giving Offices. 1, stand upon III
ruhe policy IL meet public expectations In s hishe
fsnelo.. may safely disregard ali that Once seeker
can Do 10 uolss, overthrow Il.
The ps.seni Standardization only develop s poIioy
~hsn Ccnsses. assemblies All eismos beforehand 10 idle
Thai here wili he OPPOSITION when this policy IL de
vs,ored. we have no doubt Criticisms then will b,
material and worth attending 10.
1 Lsw,srfffs Dfmscrof
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A Liberal Opponent.

Some OF the whg journals dispcs d TO find fsnl,
with the late OF the President 10 New York, and
particularly with tse strong demonstrations Of popular
admiration with which b. greeted Of every poin, oil
bis journey Tbcse demonstrations furnish eonclu.v,
to The assertions perinsuousy repeated BY
wing presses 10 the effect that President Pierce has for
feed that popular and conhdcncs which bore him
40 ,fiumpbsny into the executive chair, Bu, ar,
grahed TO that this disposition to oneise and
sure The late toor OF the President 10 not universal with
the wing papers. The New York Commercial ADVERTISED
IL an honorah exception, will be BY the follow
ing from that able and liberal journal;
Predcsi Perces ption the ssfioas places upon
bis has been cordial and, In iasies
PEELED admit that his bearing rhtcosh tho whole has beer
m sny and worthy NJ the Chief Magistrate Of srssi
public His speeches In response 20 The addresses pre-
.ented him, and HE brief rema,ts other occasions
have boon singolary fslico"s snd free from common
paoeism, Some OF his slusions bs been ~tce~dirrly
striking and fortunate, and In ell Of them, h~y hsvs
bee reported columns the reader cannot have fAa
10 discern the vsos and freshness Of dcon which
parent 10 his inaugural address Beyond MI question, M
Pierce po.,esss tho po~sr Of pleasing ssd moving hi
keafe He 10 rov~isv speaker. end orss bic public IN
erviews with bis eow citizens good sccoont end h
has good also, in The msin TO leave puddle affair
and political slluslons out Of bs speeches"
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We have heretofore regarded and treated the pending
difficulty between Turkey and Russia as essentially a
European question In accordance with the well estah.
hsbed policy Of non.n,ervenon TO which our govern.
has uniformly adhered, only watch ITS pro-
gtes. with that nleres, which is natural for us 10 feel
in every European which involves the further
diffusion Of the Christian religion and Of liberal political
sentiments Feeling perfectly secure in own strength
we have but little concern ia The abstract doctrine
OF the balance OF power in Europe. which Is guarded
with much soleude ia the Old World and preserved
or sossh, to be preserved. with liberal On outlay oil
blood and Our sympa,hies enlisted by con.
sdersons which look 70 results affecting those great
principles OF Christian government which we have un-
deitakeR 10 illustrate by example. Hence il ia tha,
each successive arrival from Europe is looked for with
universal interest," and hence is that the sympaihes OF
our people are 30 decidedly the eide Of The Sultan.
In his something 10 hope for in lis ulii-
influence upon the prospects Of liberal principles
the several countries which have .seen'ly manifested
disposition 10 throw of the iron yoke OF dsspoiism.
But war between Russia and Turkey may be looked
al in this county having immediate and direct
mercsl interest. The New York fGss makes forci-
bic presentation Of this view OF the question. which we
adopt, The Times says
"a war in The Levan tic ra lin trade vi Europe
War, pes,i!cncr, and famine abroad emn- ny ubn-
tay commercial tucce,s--s fact which the specus
tions Of lss As neucued rsbly F the Bosphoru,
and the Sea OF Msrnors with hostile frgnses, and load
those prodgous guns the Golden Horn shot from
which 10 warranted TO snk treAoib lwshp, and the
numbsr Of Black traders would probably fall oil TO
o,t uconsenen, degree. Then VIII be the harvest OF
American merchants nnd shipper The profits will net
suffer the statement which charity subeccd then
during the Irish famine To the Of prosecuting The
France NUT add and Enslsnd must add, that Of pat
ing American prices for the p-ress.t- OF liza method
OF barnns the candle Or sound economy both ends
mast ON Mlore oceasoas eloquent ds.ussive
from unteivc,ing Indulgence In martial ps.nes Our in
In the not. therefore, Of mere curiosity
IL /. both practical and speculative. butiag The convu
Of the Nspoeonienne coutrived grasp IN,
carrying trade These later confess add to th, tho ucrx
tive business Of purvryor. Whoever suffers elsewhere
thus the gsiner. Our concern In The Turkish qucs
ton IL, In fact, Intimate"
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The editor OF the Florence (Ais.) Gazette vas 40 AZ.
pcant Tor mail agency, and was strongly backed ~
by recommendations. a be deserved 10 be- He wa'
disappointed in the result Of his application ea' nsssd
Of nyinx into passion and dsnounc'ns the admie'ss1
ton, he announces the result with these patriotic re-
marks EaR
Bot we have complaints 10 make Wnsf are our
wrong. in comparison with the great destiny Of ne demo
cratic party Men nohing-Prino'P'e "rsnsi cod
yyropa,d 80 ws know are, snd disappointed NJ o.r
friends maj be- we have regrets supws-no reveoss
to crafty. We freed from all snspen~ and nn'
certainty and have therelors pulled on GOAT oA'ed
orr sleeves with determination OF sighting With the same
md energy for those great and s,r'oos psineprs 81
democracy as promuged in General P,ercss insnssfs
address. We shall do this from s~nse Of duy snd love
oil primo ples and without the expectation OF rewards s
we ca get forgiveness Of God and for the h.siiis
,;op we ha We experienced In brief and
career as aa ofcc-seeker. we shall promise 'sn
more" nleh f
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OF Congress The experience acquired in the dark peri
I'd oi he early life has materially contributed ia render
inx b,m 20 sminsnty efficient in that sphere OF duty
and the practical knowledge which he has so clearly ex
hbssa ia lhs deliberations OF his committee, and IN the
contest Of debate has shown him to be man OF supe-
nor ability whs the strong support which his meas
urss have commanded has given him the proud assn
rance thai he possessed the confidence and reliance OF
bis lsxl sl~uyr associates.
The Two S,An,ons are. in the true OF the term,
ss.as 1sxn ovstsh4dowsd In their youth by almost
every Disadvantage and embarkins early life without
mssas sna without iriesds. sustained only by their
hard earned sannse,s and spirit OF manly uelfreli-
snes lacy went out strangers. into our great and
sfo~ax county, and cast their lots in different States OF
oar uaioo. Altar . separation OF years. we find them
meeting and sng together as fellow members IN The
halls OF Congress- and bringing TO the service OF their
Constituents and the country the same ability, energy
and Aasliy which were the elements OF their personal
aud pose. ssccsss In life Their history illustrates
hs ssme!c. the justice. and the beauty OF our repub
ear iss,ass,oas. which eonhne not their blessings TO
ho~e who have been na.ed In the lap OF luxury and
and d.se~nss their honors alone TO those on
wAom the sm,ies Of birth and fortune have been shed
but cherish ake The high and The low, the rich and the
poor wherever genius aud ndnstry and integrity exist.
and open vide The gates distinction and fame, that all
may walk therein who will. When the people OF this
county. choosing their agents 10 protect and promote
their public nisress. shall tusn their back upon tkose
.ho have arisen BY their merits from the humber walks
OF lie. os withhold from Them their coun enancc and
port then viii they desert the great principles that
lie ., the foundation of government, and PROVE un.
true 10 po~,~Yy and themselves IN ia the ntde of our
ins,issions and the glory oil repubcansm, that the poor
boy. in thr~sd garments may climb the s,eepof fame,
and share equally with the child Of fortune, clad in pur-
pie and fine linen. the honos OF his country lie, this
principle become deeply written the minds of our
people. Let grow dearer end deset to the American
heart
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NAxvsacrrsr ~ Nsw HAsrs"rsy There are ia
IL. STATE a. cotton establish operation. cover.
ing an .av~smcni cl lo.sso.so manufacturing 49,
los ar yards Of cloth ssax s'sas bales oi cotton cos-
Stunning 1879 eas n coal involving value OF raw ma
,srsi al o. sys. employing 2,aia male and s.2
female opssusss. dsshsssinx 10 the forming e737i3.
and 70 the latter s2,isi per month making IN average
10 the males Of Gas a. and to the females ~, a. per
on,h and producing axss~ass valss Of psodne's Of
ss sso,sie Wooden embellishments 81; investments,
o. xs7 700, ,ards Of cloth msnnfssiar.d, e.72sAo
pcssAs al wool ss~d. 3sos.los. tons OF coal, 1900
y.s. a RAJ material, o. .oo7 asss na~b-r Of males
,lo, ed gas fsnsisv 2si. entire wages per moaih-
rsl~. s2i.fT1, f~msi~s sizasii average wages per
month for the foemsr sz2 ~ the latter. ST. 81 value
Of The so,rs pse~isca "a an Scss~ Arsrvses~
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NV ORLEANS AND MoRur RALRoAD--The Mobile
papers give official notice OF the arrangement between
the New Orleans and Mobile companies for building .
railroad between the two cities. subscription for
$500 900 OF the Mobile company is to he opened the
18th Instant and remain open unt the 3o,b, after which
the amount unsubscribed will be offered in Louisiana
and Mississippi The Herald says surveys will be CON-
nenced In Alabama Immediately by Colonel A A. Dex.
ter and that the route IRON Mobile will tb.
the nature Of the ground will permit to the Rso-
s great part Of this distance is in The State OF Mis-
.ssippi.--N. o. Pis.
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Gov. Coss spccsr,os. HIS ssesllsney recently
delivered kessrs Al Mlledrss,ie. an which he took
op~a and bold ground ~ favor 81 system Of schools 10
b. supported osa ,hs state treasury Has plan 10 TO sp
~cefse the ssnirrs Of he State railroad to that ror
pose Ne axsss thai ,hs net iaeo~s Of that work win
.con BE- ssca.eco pr sr"e.oeo Of which oash'
10 90 towards The xh,sasni OF The rising generation
The suggestion r,ss1lesl oee. sad oosht 10 be care
lvIy considered hy The iaws,vsrs Of csoss CJw,Sr
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Election OF Governor In Alabama.

The wing nominee for governor OF Alabama. Mr..
Richard w. Walker he's declined the canvass MIR
W. B. Eafnest who was volunteer candidate, has also
declined, and A. e. Ncks, esq, OF Talladega, has Ia
ken tie field. The democratic candidate ia Col John
A. Winston and the Florence Gazette says that he will
Se elected ever all opposition by ten thousand majority
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JACKSON AND NEw ORLEANS RAILRoAp-We are
grs,hed In having it in power TO announce that ibis
~ork has commenced under the direction Of Messrs De
Graz Lindsey Co, contractors, about two miles in
southwest direction from town Laborers in demand
on The road. to whom liberal wages !. offered
[Fiag Of hs Un,o~
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The public invited to call and specimen Of rich
workmanship designed and made by Frans Labro. skill
full workman in the ploy Of Key Co., Of
Washington, ID c. 1t represents grapeeaf with tho vines
trimming enwined around Melon very tas,euly arranged
The designer intends IL for suaar-bow and
for the liable any other purpose The materials Of which
is posed silver and gold. 1t will remain short
time at tue of Kcyworh Co.. previous TO its being
sent the Crystal Palace, New York, for exhibition.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-19

Gov. McCLELLAND--Wc learn that the Secretary OF
the INTERIOR Governor McCelland, has arrived bis
home in the city OF Monroe. He will receive, during
his brief stay in Michigan every proof Of the high ap
probation n which bis services at home and abroad
held for surely few have succeeded SO well in win
ming and securing the confidence and esteem Of the PEG
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~ GREEN - SCOTT. A~esss.~.r..

ITEM HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS Crwo OF THEM ARE
tnpsuveA frame houses) Il Isee
ih the premises, ats ocock
q, -, IS, rs, AZ, as A. o. 49, and ~ n y".sss sss
- and " erected Two good
fvss houser nearly prop r - 's.sed
r.c.r. between
bach 10 Alley 100 feet containing in all n 500
square feet -. ov,., i. .hor, a. ,..x. a..
cash Sale positive, ~ u'' """', 49, VIZ
~sty TINE nAispossbie. "NsnN s.vII
l5e-d Ns'u~~Ts's'
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sales To-day.
Dy r.. N. sTRATroS, Auctiones,

By II. N. sTRATrOS, Auctionesr,
(Psnnsylrania arenp<, south side near lotA sfrstt)
ADNINIsTRATORs SALE OF DRY-GOODs, MILLINERY,
Fancy without for cash, bankshe funds
July l9th 10 O'Clock, floor OF
shall sell the entire stock dealer deceased
Rbands, bonnctr, crowns, foundations, laccs
Gmps, silk cord, frinses, ruchss, arctons
Flowers, bonnet silks and veveir, gloves
Hosiery, mus!ns, caicoes, dress silks, lawns
Challis, bereges, Hrasols, vstes bonnet suawS
Bonnet blocks, &C. &c.
Sale perempory, by order OF the administrator
L. NJ sTRATTON,
July ID-lt Auctioneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-19
By =. g. MCGUIRE, Auctss.esr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND At
Tuesday afternoon July 18th, al ~ ocoeh
shall sell Of lots Is ~ and o. square
sea- ronns and ios feet on y street. i'm
brick dwelling houses contain
ing ! EACH with good cellars.
This situated In The most hea" me s'
desirable for persons wishing c"asor'
shs and quiet residence.
WV JAS. G. INQUIRE,
July I'D Ane0o1cef.