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The Marriage Of Sir John Smith.


~ run AUTHOR or "sAsrnA rsrxss.p. .auI
Not sigh was heard, nor funeral noe, atf.#a stt
As The man 10 his bridal we hurried; s-trrsE #iA
Not a woman discharged her farewell sroan,
On the spot where the fellow married..
We msried them jus, about eight Mt night, ~
Our isces psler tanning, s...i r.. $50.
By The struggling moonbeam's misiy Iip BIT,
And the gas-ianp's steady banning. .--...1 t.aa
No useless waicb-chsiu oovered his wet. 81.
Nor over ressed we found him; 1880. -t.Ea
But he looked like q gentleman " caring hi. best
With view TO HE lriends around him.
Few and short were the things we said, t....eFs1.
And we spoke not word OF .orrow. '..
But We slently gszed on the that was wed
And we bitterly thought on the morrow. .
We thought, as VIC silently stood about,
With spite and snyer dyinr
How the nerest stranger bad cut as out
With only hslfou tying.
Lightly we'll talk Of the fellow thsts gone,
And Oft for the past ppbrsid him
but little he j feck IL we let hum live OF.
Ia the house where hrs wife conveyed him.
But our heavy task at length wa. done,
When The clock struck the hour for retiring:
And we heard the spitstul squib and pun
Tbs gns were sull.ny hring. ..rspt.tf
Slowly and sadly we turned 10 go Il"
We had struggled and we were human;
We shed not a tear, and spoke not our woe
Bot We 'eit hs alone i,h his woman, IS Il
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Sep Id


#aH a1ga8 Posr 0yyoE DErAKTxKsT, Sept !, less.
HE following copy Of 81 Congress,
ed sAn making appropriations transportation
Uaied States matt by and otherws during the hs
bred and my oar" approved March 81, 1855 viz.
$3.50 and further snasd I., the Postmaster General
G. sloo for The Of the mail in from
~ M sSd sisSss Sasi'sa and
respond. The original bids report Congress !, IL.
se. eIsaa.isues. connected WIN The -
perrned contract should be nade and whether the sps
's "a
now Perforated under The several eoa,se. with the Navy .na Po
Once departments for carving the mail in ocean enm.r. can Be
shall The according and sell transfer
Except re1pec, the New Orleans route,
a p" hs Il al s -.
Ing 10 the United States the right to take possession Of s ships s ia
Secretary United navy,
being .a At all lime. exercise control over sad .ea".hps and
States changes
asts changes .e,s.y
% ne % ss y.as s
mutually chosen by the parties aforesaid"
NOW, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tina, with view Of 70
@ quoted %
the act Of ID March last N
Win be received a, the Toe, osec DEPARTMENT. in the CITY o.
~ s, III. G o.
6 day Of October, 1884, the und time hersin spe
From New York TO cowes In England and thence to
Proposals additional "Trip each way, will BE-
ridered. u la II 4 . !.
Key West Florida, Havana, in Cubs, from sad Ha
West and Savannah twice month
No From New York New Orleans twice MONTH and back
from Havana Chagres Aspinwsl) and back, twsco
month. III M Y. 3a ~.
Proposals will considered
in no. nine day: % s eas cha WAY from New yk
in exceeding days The rip each and from New or
leans Aspinwa direct 100 es and bach, semi monthly
no, sIeeedng seven days 70 the "Trip each way ~
Monterey, Francisco Asors Oregon,
s.y as aS % rS IN
a, the oncn of the Postmaster General the public
IN. arranged
the ,lmus OF Panama. thus forming
Liverpool, ENGLAND and back,
sx trips annam at such ucs the Postmaster Geacrai
Proposals touch oyhead, England, consAesA
No. Fom New York by Cowcs England Hayre, IN Fssnes
P.oposs changing terminus Of IIavrs to
Antwerp in elum and fer additional "Trip way
Ne. 4 From Orleans Louisiana Cruz Mexico, snA
back three ines month"; supplying mpico Me1ico by side
Leave first, fourteenth twenty nnh
days. n. H9 ~
Vera month the h aI,h, and tweaant
days. aEH# a.ns -aI 11JhHf
Arrive New Orleans month BY the fourh ninth, and
twenty fourth days. ,-sa ,.a.. .snl !. lsl 81
Of cohveyaace,
which by steamships in all suitable for the
Iconrscts should be no rqued
nsy a me Po s One. ns
s @ su -. sy zee, ~ %
-. - IT" -T1 JAMES CAMPBELL,
| Sept2-law6w r..H. ..s Postmaster General
/
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~ GREEN 4 sCorr, Auc..ons.r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH STREET, nix
tween Third aud Fourth streets sucion.oa
the 9th DAY Of sepebe rl SELL the pssmisss
5ocloek valuable building lot situated tho south ride
south between Third
-, having fof,y-two FEET AZ
inches, and back y " containing
square feet. '.I..f
Teens One third cash balance in six twelve
notes bearing interest Deed and de~d taken ~.
GREEN d SCOTT, ~.
SepI-d .."e Aucuoneers. T.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
Eighth annual visit of
KUNkEL'S

Nightingale Troupe, whose after series Of 100
sccutivo entertainments in Baltimore demonstrate
their superiority Artstes 81 .Itla .lI
they visited Washington their talent has bcep much
the brilliant In America
they Wedaesday August 3ist, and give draw
ing entertainments before they depart southwark.
Admission IS Doors AZ y performances
precisely at 8 O'Clock. z 1i1rtr z .-.l u.
Aag 1-u JNO. t. FORD, Agent.
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Some writer has got Mp story about the pomp and
tenlanon OF President Pierce II is SIMPLY ridiculous
Say what you choose OF him politically but, socially
Washington city has never enjoyed the presence OF a
more gentle unaffected, kind and agreeable President
(Bainmors Clipper.
Mr.. James Robb, OF New Orleans who visited Europe
some weeks since Tor the purpose of negotiating loan
ON account OF the New Orleans, Jack son, and Great
Northern Railroad Company, il is stated. is now h 8
way home without having eaeced the object OF his mis-
sion. sa#
The deposits Of gold at the Mint for the month of Au-
gust have been ~ 500 600; OF silver Ss6l 600 The
total DEPOSITS since January amount TO S3s 63 .l72
increase over last Year OF S6.600.O00 The export of
specie 10 foreign couores since The lei Of January last
was about Si5.00o.oOo.
An article recently published in the Tenth Legion OF
Virginia says, that in consequence Of the agitation the
sui jec, OF slavery IN the last general assembly of the
New School Presby Church which met al Buffalo,
number of ministers OF the persuasion in the synod Of
Virginia have signed the following resolutions and pro-
posed Them TO the other southern synods for adoption:
Rssovsd 1t That the presby,eies in the slavehold-
ing States decline making any response 10 the inquiries
proposed ny the late general assembly.
Resolved ~ That the said pesbyeres be fully repre-
scented in The assembly.
Resovsd. 3l That said piesby,eres instruct their del
egates TO The assembly, the OF the subject of
slavery being ntpdnced 10 propose resolutions express
ing in the strongest terms The opinion of the assembly
that all further agitation OF the subject in that body is
most unwisc and Improper, aud should not be permitted
and should the assembly refuse 10 sanction such resolu
tons, that The delegates from said Tesbyteres be in
sructed Immediately to withdraw, and unite with those
those from other portions of the church opposed TO the
further agitation OF the subject in the assembly, either in
organization, or in such other measures in
their judgment will be most expedient.
The same paper says that some OF tn southern mem
beIs Of this church in favor Of mmed secession
and that, possibly. will take that course but that
The plan Indicated in the above resolutions seems gener-
ally preferable. "A
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critical examination OF the comparative value OF
gold asd silver 10 different countries and al different ne
r'sdss dscovss the singular fact of apparently little va
r'aasA. ths quantity Of either gold or silyer has in
crpassd such Increase have been n,us a. far
tss be a'eerainsd BY tracing down The proportion
has bssne the other As frsm the history OF verv
old 6aAs. more gold appears 10 have been applied 10
works OF fancy than slver whilst at present more silver
10 applied than gold gold being certainly more plen,i.
fnl Iofnerly Than ii is nov, and silver being more
plsssSsa now than II formerly, consequently Their
proportion Ia tuvrsney will evnce continual proper
tiossla sqsay; for currency then near twelve
osse - 10 now fifteen to oae ntracns the van
aioas Of the proporonas value Of gold and silver in
diestsni satons, insight Afforded into their pc cs
and eonasssisI sisoasic~s and is no, wonderful that
The Rt4y Of The Indications hus presented should
become whereby Judge cf their prosperity OF
decay Al The respective periods traced Thus superabuni
snes Of gold dizngnlshcd, according TO tho united
testimony 81 ksoans, the Hourshng sses OF The Jewish
State, though ne relative value then is varously esli
mailed. the most probable giving ten to In look
ing 10 shs revenues Of Darius And thirteen talents OF
SILVER we're vslaed Mt one Of gold; and during The pro.
per'y Of the Gneian Commonwesihs. the proportion
-ss a. Twelve 70 one P6ny reporis without mention
ssyssvss'r time. that the Romans valssa scrupls
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Avery sdnrab's engraving Of Mills Equestrian Statue
Of Gen Jackson has jusi been published by SarIan, OF
Philadelphia Ii gives The expression and effect Of the
statue and the Surrounding scene with great
and power. We are Glad TO perceive tina, method has
been found BY which this great and patriotic work OF
can be thss made known throughout the country The
engraving well deserves, and will doubtless. 6nd very
general cirssisuou among the people ' sHsH
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By ). c. MoGUIlsE. Aue.,onser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING JUDICIARY
v SQUARE, At AUC1ION.on Friday afternoon, September 3,
O'Clock the premises, rani sell part lot square
5s fronting ~ feet inch FOURTH between
4 norm, running back 93 feet ~ inches. M
situated, wing OF
CRY Hall, presents opportunity good
Terms months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Title indputa
bic
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep I'D AuctionccI.
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mAs.AoRr AT Klxe's MIL aKour.

Bosr M Sept 5Lettes have been received here a'ng
that the plain and oil the brig odoph
sacred By natives OF OF the Kings Mill Gronp IN
December 1851 and the vessel destroyed by fre. The Ro
dolph owned by Capt. Alfred Fisher, al San
Francisco. r#Ft s.-.5tt r. s.ura F. ..F RI.
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rhe Last Grand Excursion OF tho Piney
Point.

The Last Grand Excursion OF tho Season 10 Piney
ta. Point. staetatl s-aH lF-.seEs[
= r ON SATURDAY, the 10Th instant, in view Of the
G.-le close OF PiDcy Point, the quick and
sk comfortable steamer POWHATAN, Capt Charles
Mitchell ill make excurson 70 this agreeable baihn2 place.
Washington O'clock and Alexandria Sk,
Acua where the boat will an hour
will be joined by from Fredericksburg,
panied ~ band uuc which may be expected 70 add much TO
through OF the opportunity
afforded daaciug spacious prior
the Point about tx O'Clock, where she viii
until the follow ing evening.
Re,unins hc po~hstaa win take her departure from ne Point
and her being
frded the Of few hours the ~ fede
cksburg creek elect III Ale
and WI by the matt Monday. a#
for round 81 only Meals board and the roat
US .#.a.# NEsf..8#-. ~
.'.- - GEORGE MATTINGLY
scpt7-A Agent in Washington.
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JUDICIAL DECISION.

PirrsURc, Sept The supreme court thi. nornir
decided in favor OF the zslity OF municipal corporation
SUBJ O iptions f,r railroads. Judge Lowre dissenied
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Sales To-Day.

DORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.-on wednesday
II O'Clock, the 7 instant, at T. A. II. DODGE
Z. 8. WRIGHT,
Sep f-dind ~ 1 Aucioneer.
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ny ~ g. meoUIRs.. A.cs,o...r.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTsABy
virws ~ A~sd the od day ~ Oober 1853.
and v~covAsA 6lios oOa, vhe sstsebsv
VIII ss pus,c sale, Tassdsy The lh Day q sspssev
On O'clock Cfcf NO. ~ e4oSe
No e. fto~sng Virginia avesue and e0nsaMt
7ox other fomioe ~ feet 10 wcheN VIZ
NE
vvaaa srd esrsau'ss M rqssss
and living o2d fef Hhf'
situated In rapidly improving
Obssvvaoy, and cmrs favorable
UNITY ~
The terms c Inc balance In sr ana
hearing o
deed Of ss the wopsy the s-sws 81 sse
sled amer sale, the
te~se ~ she pssrchs-sr. u N1rsl ~ - sstoH y
/ .gtM - Ll1t7 ntaF n f4yfl s' j. c. Nc6UIADg
nsv a>ec6sAs ffNfHiifia Wa@h54 ~ r. AuStioress
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HOUSE WsNrED.-Iile subscriber wishes veal
u comfortable house, family
la that section OF The yipg sth and 18Th and
and
Any having please "TenAu,"
ouiee, which viii receive attention.
sept o-dlfSt
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SAMUEL z. WILSON, e..es and Proprietor
sN@afsa h5,th aide Of Bread eff
Warrington Street. .... - 80
HE subscriber having taken Isase Of bo
Il undivided ~
friends His be
o ali who OPPORTUNITY
them, with transient toaIdinx
uuough travellers praonixe his daily ordaaaes.
The Of will be preserve
OF house, and 10 add IL repnlalio. daily
SAMUEL q. WILSON.
+ Aa. 3oA d7tsS lawtlNov ~ ~ 4s .tss 4
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General Agency for Revolutionary Clainas, &c., Sc.
-. IL iM the City Of WashiMl ton. n Il =

\
saE ~ ~ in tbe Ctsy Of Washington. .t = ~
TUE undersigned h,. established an AGENCY in the city %
e0s ~ "am ne several dsps%msn. 81 ns yoy.r"ms"
for o pay any S.a., s".ssa %.
validity In aid Of which he viii hay.
/ advice .a- &" ~ ~ .+"
III, particular claim. arising
ouoaay tecins his,e'he Of ocsr
win hi. ymrah~s and his
u. would address himself with coa6s~ncs
and .pee'.ly 10 'ho.e Of inc MA.rI.sp Lass
raj claims services
a 20 '.s gsr- entitled s a.a pay %. lie an
years, pay by resolve Of 21d March, l7oJ.
on ns "o.' s-r. pnop. only and Just eop.a"a
proposition Tho magnitude Of the claim and tins trouble
The having wn.hiss
savy years.
him agency with claimants,
wa ,s s.n .s 81 @ Z .sy may ri,
strict .eruou .na rigid e,'y Tor COLLECTIONS
'o''''' 70 % p''' " JOHN H. reilly 90
I September, IsSa. Twelfth St, Washington.
/ 200 saFLr y sr,rxsscrsi ~ nT h1u3oE,
John w. Masry ESQ., Mayo, Of wa.hipson.s ~ 50 ~. .
ss"s.. c @iss s"' sn %.."sI
W. W Coseors" e' the banking house OF corcoran Rigs
s s%%sss' ss'i'; S w:ssss e
| Commodore Joseph smith, U. $. N, Washington.
George es.,is s 4 wsn.Sn
Richard smith, cashier Of the Hank of,hs Metropolis wash
William oanon, esq, President Of the bank Of Washington
y ..# II "a
Major General Thomas 8 Je.up, U. $. A.. Washington N
| Msjov II. y. Wayne, u. =. A. Washington.
| Hon. John A. Dir, New York sr.r .r#.# ~a#F .,4#
| Messrs. n. a ~ Dsr, New York
Ms.,rs Ienrys. smith, Tow send New York. FIJI s..E
| Lewis Timberiake, esq, New York. H..r~r
VI. O. 4. Key, ESQ, Leonsrdtovn, Maryland.
| Charles Calvert, ESQ, R,vcrsdaie Maryland.
| Judge Wiliam +. Could Augusta Georgia
| And 10 his fellow cit Of W arlington generally
| sept 7~iswim&cp Ai Zafea. etrEl.+. le-.a. atn
tIAwTHORNEs T.~Giewood Taies~-Ans,hsr Wonder
III Book fos Girls and Boys-ilius,rstsd, IS
| sir months in Italy; by o. = Hiilard ..- Il
tr.sI ...a... I. TAYLOR \ MAURN'R
| sept bookstore, 0sh street
i Il
CRANPORO, ny the author ~ " Rwth." a11H
" esayvessut Francorts story by Jacob Ahkot
Theory Of recs by Richard Hdssh, author Of "Ho Of The
Upis-d statue" 81. 20 ft.fE taf1tts3 Ntt ft
As,hou's Greek Literature. 1ta III Etst sst ra-tf
p~skI ouss, Mo-. ) Z
B.ySccss Ilssu.ssd Catholic Bible, Nos. 70 and 20
ssw aH lae ~ 81 rKANCK TAYLOR.
RTrrErHOUsEs ACADEMY, ata
aea Ccvsssr cs Ia street and G.assss svenwe.
desirable that should be pesent
hrginuag STA %
advance. obtsincd applying the
srcipa, a. The bookstore Of WIN ~ Mcsriso2 Co.
Aug ai-d3wif ,e - + ~ o. q. WIGHT, Principal
sCHOoL BOOKS Of the v.sso~s hinas wssd I" the
SEPT FRANCE TAYLOR
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NEW YoRK Sept 5.-Dates from Aux Gays 10 the iih o
August have been received here The yellow fever wa,
ragisg with great violence particularly among the ship
ping, several vessels being left almost without hands
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MEETING OF Tux GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-Nayor GiPn officially welcomed
tho members Of tho Grand Lodse Of Id Fellows in Inde
pendence Hall hi, morning. and replied to by Deputy.
Grand Sire Horace l. Manchester OF Rhode Island, NJ w,
Graud- w. w. DO Saus-ufe being nbsen from sic X
ness Colonel Seymour, OF South Carolina also made
eloquent and appropriate speech.
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~ ,I,ooToT-wAR ALBANY CON sgsros. ,at9a
Nav YoKK, Sept 5-The sloop.o war Albany, Com
mander Gey, loon Psnnsscoa, arrived here this Mer-
noon-sll we'll. Commodore Newton came la the Ab.ny.
His health is rapidly Improving. Sass - s.r.I
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VERY DESIRABLE uniSnProved property the
Presidents House al private s.isI have
the
the Immediate vicinity of
overlooking the gardens south Of
ground which will be sold low
For terms ka., apply 10 JAS. G.. MCGUIRE
sept dot Auetioneor aud Commission Merchant
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sale OF the Hygcia Hotel, Point
Comfort not having been complied with BY the purchaser
by all the Interested offer
public auction Wednesday, the 9Th Of October
the highest bidder =. ...... le
longing and privileges
longing the present owners 5 y ~ a-t ~.
celebrity and advantages ofih fashionable
der lengthy description unnecessary And those who offer
well assured selling do
property, greater be capitalists
the investment of their fund.-.
OF the furniture be the day Of sale
the Office d any lime sooner, desired. 4st sal4
One third NJ the
residue equal years;
satisfactorily secured
carry interest the date OF sale. ? ...@e#e
sale To II O'Clock. SO a-.
FRY. .HasN jos. 7. REYNOLDS,
A. MEHArFEY,
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rKoosE,s or ma rErrr. gro.

n... PRoGREss FEVER, s r.#. 4 ..#.
New oALEASs Sept 6.-The total number Of deaths oI
the past "a hours lS3, OF which 10 ou
the prevailing epidemic, which an increase Of Is pre-
report. Many OF best citizens have recently been
ken with The lver, ADD appears 10 oge violently
.iderng the fact that tho population ha, been greatly
duoed by death aud other lie supposed there
are than 5000 unacclimaed persons ia the
city. Business is almost enlifsly suspended.
The epidemic i. spreading along the river at various
points, and becoming fatal There serious appre
tensions OF it's raysges. a-.
tsrcoKp pgsPArcH
NKw ORLEANS, Sept 5-The fever is now beginning Il
attack our most wealthy and better class OF citizens Sew.
sal prominent gentlemen down with it, and in
very critical condition.
Thomas 5. Frzconnbe, native Of Mas achusets, who
has been residing here nr engaged in puunx
the city eaarn Telegraph, died of fever yesterday Mr.
j. p, Hendrckson. well known czs Of tho North, died
ths morning. .aafrrH Naf. #4t
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The Washington Union has undertaken TO defend the
administration against wellsuained charges Of appoint
ing southern dsanionts and northern free. solefs OF
fee. -" Bsioa Alas. 4ssa 8artH 1ssit sa7gf. "a sssb
The Union has undertaken such iask ia here
pu,elo IT. has, has been unsuccessful Of course
No such well sustained charges" have been preferred
against the administration; is there solitary man.
woman. child in the whole length breadth Of The
American Union. who has q share OF in
formation in relation political matters a, The North,
who has ever honestly pretended beisve Such bare
faced fasehoods as the above from The Alias oaly sure
the contemplate wfe,cbes who eon and utter them That
charges entirely unsus.antd howevsr Of appointing Tree
soilers TO Office have been preferred admit bat neither
the Washington Union, or any oth-r paper acquainted
with these facts have admitted their truth, or tried
10 defend the administration, admitting they were true
Bosios Diiy Adu
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PRoDUcrlos or MAPLE SUGAR IN THE UNITED STATES
OF the wenyseven States in which this sugar is manu.
fact ara1--
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These the largest producers. Vermont makes by
far The largest quantity in proportion TO its territory
Besides the above sugar crop, there yield by the
sugar mspe in the United States, in 1850, of 40 600 900
gallons of maple molasses. qat1 efau -.
Black Snake, the celebrated Indian, now loe years
Of age is sill hale and hearty. residing at Aegany res
eva,ion He Of the most active OF his tribe in
bringing about treaty in behalf of the United States
with General Washington, at Philadelphia in 1887 ga
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TRUSS EE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-By
deed OF duly executed aud rsc0sdeA the
.crbe viii eel at public sse o. Monday the 18Th day q sces
bs 3k O'Clock lots NOs- 10 ~,
g. o. o. g. 7, in quare NO So
lot No. ~ fronting 70 south bswesa n
No 81 fronting 20 souih
between ID and * ee By 80 feet deep aad lei No d
fronting feet 3d between south Viz
ginia avenue, by 20 feet deep.
The above property esiby situated In
OF The city. ..r.g.. ...s go -. ~
The Of nc win be One third Of the purchsss cash.
and the balance in and II months for with
be approved by the bearing interest from The day NJ
ach
said IL the nj sale complied
Of the purchaser. f5f eett.t .stfs .tFn sTtrnfol
All conveysnces at the expense Of ihe purch.sem
.s8.s.@ .#ssHtf5 .##t q. Is. WALLACH, Trustee.
aE#@#E #Ee. JAS. q. Mcguire, 80
sspt6-2aw&ds Amctonsss. .
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& Nsw YORK. Sept 6-p. m-The stock market closed
dull ,oday-saes of United States 6s. 1857 l20 Can
,on % Erie III Long Island, 81 Reading, Parker
vein 2Dt Cumberland coal 40; Phanx, ~; New creek,
no sales; Morris canal, l6s Nicaragua, 275 McCuock
gold, II. 90 days FssaR ahssgaa tarts
The Hour market steady. but active yesterday
sales 1000 bbs at So SD for State SO so Sc 81 for
southern ordinary TO good Corn meal and rye naur firm
prices Yesterday fass 81. la agesa .1ft
The is good sh piping demand for wheat--saes OF
10 900 bushels III lag Tor white Michigan and
Oho Cvnesee, li9 $50 cent?, Corn slightly improved
Of coo bushels nj IL IS elbow Oats %
IS cents. Rye, 30 cents. Z. Il. NJ aoos +
prime, SIP S7a Sl3 Bacon frmer Lard H. IL cents.
Cotton dulsaes of 800 baes--pIices slightly dropping
Whiskey steady-sales At Isl cents. = 81 s.ls.t st
\ Nsw ORLEANS Sept. s-Saies Of cotton for the weel
300 bales l0S cents for mddng receipts, 300 bales
stock IL bales -Four So per barrel Mess pork Sill so
Lard in arrels loi cen 10 kegs, lla cents Everything
dull.
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Sept 7-codtddacp
l,IrASE's HOTEL, No. s3A Broadway, New York
will b by the undersigned of
hotel about tth Its
desirable The and It's delightful.
will render
foriabie as a any otner hossl in the country.
'''~7'' - VII j. y. CHASE. II II
Sept 7-dn New York September 5, 1855
WANTED, tn rent, Arst-cIass house. furnishsd
unfinished in fashionable ucEhborhood Chs
hoor contain with
spacious dining with good chambers and accommodations
servants liberal
Apply JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
in Auctioncer and Commissioner Merchant
~ ny ,. o. BIctsUIRE. Aactssnser.
rpRUsTEE's SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH
sTREEr-on Friday afternoon ssp,smbeI 49, at O'Clock,
phs SELL by NJ deed of iru the
srbess, July IS, 1884, duly recorded in hbsr J. 81
asd S9 Of the land records u wash
non Al. the right, ne and inss-, vested \" me a. The
described oot IA, square 49, hcaa
fr hs .s@s on lo'l street west Poa, distant - ss,
" feet ioh ach-s thence south - FEET thence
Of Ssh
with the CONSUMING of eestoy
brick hou and back building. ..r.#a4f
'1'''- =. I. - a THO. J. FISHER, Trustee.
st LAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Sept cd 8 H1at 81 5.sela Ascuonser'