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who would base believed two years ago that the
Abolidol Democrats Of thc North aud the Secession
Democrats of the SOUTH would IT, found hatoruiziig
together they now are-that Daniel =. Dicken,on
the Northern Democrat who breasted the tide 81
Free Sjlisli in 80 aud % aud was ,uogiscd 10y tic
Jni1n Democrats of Tie South a. the champion Of
their rights, would, two yonrs hence. be tie sui gee
of Urulcni alta x ia thc organ Of Democratic ~
mins,raton- that John A. Dix, his political an
tagonist on tba slavery question, would 81 soon re
ccvc the cndof., mani OF the Southern Democracy or
Federal appointment ~ one 81 the highest fore .gu
missions under the Govcfpmsaf that the peculiar
champion 81 Sauthcrn Rights would ~ tbis day bee
tho arst O. worship ~ the shrine Of Of the gree.
Gods Of Frco 'l.sia in -, AMI that none should
come forward AMI Do rcsoscnsa - such man AZ
Daniels pi,kruar the iavmitc u de gfs;1a Dc
mocracy for ihc Pfc,isufal nomination in 5f
Tunes have changed wonderfully changed. ItwUl
not 10 90 say the present ADMINISTRATION hss nation
nl.zel the Esf.Oss OF tlc patty. They stand Whcie
thcy have ever eo,l and hays h.cn brought tog ~ g,
ouy Coz division e the pubic plumber 20 the cXclu-
sion u the NidJual Democracy. tbs IL the price,
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HORRIBLE AND DisGR,cETrL Cruelty ASD OurRAgy-
Three Dgfders the Shreye port Louisiana Democrat in
forms US have recently been perpetraed aud near that
place-John !ecms, Ala iiSstield, said be from Bal
umorc, shot IN the neck by SI.ge! g. Brooks whom
he afterwards stabbed In twenty places and yho il
thought, would die. An Tor Dr. Bennett named
Hunter, was Killed by parties unknown. Nr. wilkins
OF Red River county, Texas killed by Of h- slaves
she inP account says, vas to bs burned by the citizens
on the tO!OgnR ~ Tis would be horrible for Gre
deuce hal IL Lever been realized
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Two NrN Dgow>ED ~ CANApA--We regret to learn
that fatal acci+snt Happened PoEie Trenhe- on
saturday evening last ". AcSsnlrc TIlham OF warren.
tine back orgtnist and teacher Of singing vsite
the POinto on that afternoon aud left O'Clock
for Naieunes in VI. Nazere Vertefuela who &C.
cCmpin'ed MIN, wls standing up IN canoe when they
lad gone soma ten or twenty arr ent- lost his balance
and Tell into the water NJ Thau sprang to his rescue
but unfortunately failed in the effort and both were
drowned Montreal HsraA Aug. 81.
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SALES OF STOCK


Jn LGHedser SoA, Rrolers teesb sdsnO us ia
virginia per cents, 81 years rum sales a the Tro
sury, SlOs.
Virginia per cents % years to run s.les Slos and In;
forest. ~ "
Virginia per cents ten years to run, sales $lo5
and interest.
Virginia per cents under zen years to run, sales slOs
and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales sIo4 and in
terest
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run sales kIO4 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds shor, dates last sales slOl to los
and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock. part $40 sales SIS
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $lI2.
Exchange Bank Stocks sales STA
terest Wv ~ 80
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales sIl5
richmond Fire Association Stock par SEQ last sales ASS
les 800. '
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 500
richmond Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales $40.
Richmond aud Dinville Railroad Stock last sales $40
james River and kanawha Stock, last sales $22.
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EUROPEAN NEws-Ggr telegraph dispatches Of yes,,'.
day gave conflicting reports OF the saisof the ques
toEon the hand that the Sultan had accepted the
Vienna note without modification, aud the other that
it believed that the Gar you'd reject the Sultan
modification ofhe Vienna The later by the Niagara
Of the latest date and leaves the War question IH
s>ifIed TIE indications the part Of the Turk, are
more ~=kc They said Be much incensed agAil r,
France and England !or acting more promptly 1t
reported that Turkey continues and has called on,
eighty thousand Of the militia
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NuusiC-PIANos AND MELoDgoSs-uoRACE wArERs
W ~ hT"ahsAy New York. the Music Publishing and
Porte L'taei'h@sIi Ssgail the popular
Iots SOfsics QaIi. a, ed Al Inc gr., bsi -
Paris London AMI New York beat a,so5teI ami
Gilbert Cos PiAno-fortes With Circular scales md
greater
any others manufactured BOULDER Cottage Planes Tor
rooms Ss HTsoHs, superior sny "a use being tuned
equal temperament; hiTHs unyvaed aIrs and Mu.leaI
Instruments Of all kinds Dealers TraearTs SUP
piled a love-
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TnE SuOEso LApIg5 OF PtRC.-Accotiiug 10 a recent
writer the oi Lima are inveerate sm6kers II h
no uncommon sight however Startling the fact may 10.
pear 90 those yapor-h dc' Nho would "de u fo,e IT,
aromatic ram, not 10 s1y anytlngof the possible effect
Of the remote odour Of Hdyata Il il no uncommon .eIt
e. see pretty delicate looking Lmincas lady purchasing
ii1c open cigar booths vigorous cigar such ~ would
1g3er Ds f"rcs u some ~ robust iuac srno.
ker'. Aud tney -susg tcn too, the ladies do not go
bout tie streets smoking, Ju Ice taering smoker take
quiet pun 20 home, while the common sOmsn MY boz
constantly seen blowing a. enormous cigars they walk
-bDgt t,s streets.
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AETEoPoLiTaN HoTIL-We publish article to- day
descriptive Of that splendid hotel in the city Of New
York, The Metropolitan" The success with which the
propretcrs have met in their enterprise has been well
merted. Daring short STAY in New York We enjoyed
the comfortable quarters ofhe Metropolitan and can com.
mend it a. the travelling public
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~. LOUIS MARKET, Sept 6-Tobaeco-M Market
quiet and steady sales to-day only q hhds including
bid, from ~ 10 60 90; 2 At 90 a Is So { hhds at
90 So 1n hhda 90 y pn. and l n a. L.
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LOUISVILLE MARhET. Sept pth.--'robacco-The
receipts moderate with sales Friday Of 81 hhds at
prices ranging from - s5to TO- IS 20, 3d. TO- so
aud o. 10.
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ever. one kind Is found more paatabie In one country
than another and different nations give preference 70
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letters business must be sddressed to the hfor' ~
a. Whfg" -, 49,. =, .,,,.A.,
T1. rule OF ought to be known to ALL and
from OBITUARY notices eheeeuhg esn'
In~s charged for a advertisements.
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IuHst NFIa TbE 0brs NAYS JOiNtp rJgrrurR &C.
ilaie-- sic, young. beautiful aud accomplished tfed
Of the bed aus board" Of her icgc iord rif our cite
roit TINE Hncc with gay LohafO Tor New York there
70 Hhe pisg' Tor California, ar tie purpose Of ero,ng
uIinterwpiriy their gollcn hours on the fsr distant
shOrcs Of ur Pichc They embarked from that uor on
zoe sf 900 90" brnrI but the Fttcs seemed determined
4gsinsi no 'ss,f un OF their dreams The steamer en-.
c0untcrcj severe ts se1 bttadl or two a. sea and
wa driven ly turs 81 wrstr, H. Os i.tor Saturdi
evening Whcn thr irI fr and her rlraaor ,,aJ 4
P"couner storm more deIJul ;han he one tley lad
iu-i cseapsf Blt jfaw the veil over the scene that
euguct. We csnuos 0o uDJn such exhibitions Of bu-
gfirf ai human weiynes Uhh eofnposure nor Law
- Any lasis ~ ihcIf flptL0n.-Nntf.Ik Arana
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~ ALL H. Ely-onS P'ining Onice, Telegraph BuI'dIag
Main street, our business have and Job
PRINTING handsomely executed the prices the
creates. dispatch. The PROPRIETOR the North adding all
The newest styles Of type To large stock
To introduce all the aestimPr0veents printing
TO his establishment.
All orders PROMPTLY attended, during M. ahsenee sela
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~ Washington rumor il, that Mr. Walker has
drawn HI outht foe thc Chinese Mission. Mr. Walker
declines the appointment, and there be some mis-.
take about his drawing outfit for going to China
Il ought " be contIadIeted liz j. not 90.
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Arrival OF GuANo.-The bArque Chatham, from the
Chineh Islands, (says the Baltimore Patriot,) reached
her wharf last night and this morning tremendous rush
made the agent for orders The demand for the
article increase the wanes, and the in
tensity Of feeling among the order holders is beyond any
former arrival. NJ Biri, the gsntiemGniS agent, is
ever anxious accommodate all but the demand Is so
much greater than the supply it is impossible to meet it,
We learn that other arrivals daily expected and those
who fail to-day set any, may be encourage hope their
turn will soon come.
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PETERSBURG MARKET Sept IT,
TobaccO-We have had good demand for this arti
Gle throughout the week At advancing prices Stock quits
small and but little coming IN. We quote hid Pfming
At sI4O.
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UOt DisIC rAIsf. az LNND ~ Ir.Cnt,O a ~ .,.,, :,
BEION htCIIhOND-The subscriber onsrs for sale h.
valuable Yarn stu tted the Osborne
Eehmoni containing about 100 half cleared,
balance Eell set Ia oak and pine. The
state % Improvement and the culture Of
uheat, oats grape clover finely with small
olJ te purchase n from
% !. "LsAi ~ ro ~ ~ taes W eogn blaIy be
made o. dst
With sig kitchen, smoke house dairy together With the
usual out houses There Il splendid
fot the rEardest 10 the latest nd Offru also
Of other fruit trees.
Tue health Of the place Il equal ylrgna and the
oey decidedly good ts seldom that farm embracing
advantaEes b uithn 80 minutes Nj htnond IL
market IL division atsyun
q purest every part Of the farm but being
sell Tor the purpose locating near come Feu
nary Of carningt vl ss great bargain. Idsem
give minute description
I'LL y view TIE premises. DO not sstl before H.
lJh day % Otorsr psaty Of shioh noc1 si be- igsn
N then expose The farm public isy N fair IN
not t- fair day thereafter. Hat lad can b. seen
in the ~ Ncssfs GodIn Apperson and Tor term.
I ri'her T. them % TIE subscribTr. no n. LYSE.
~ sale conducted By GouDfs ArrtsRops, Auots
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NORFOLK MAHKEr. - M

Corn, prime White C6c DO Ycllow wanted, receipts
light zoe. do Mixed 65sG6. Flour. Supefhne fG25a7.
Pine i,5Oaf,75 Family 675h7.5O. Meal, Botcd soc per
busbeL Oats 85aiOc per busheL Shingles Cypress %
nch, i2,fjai. Wheat tI ,i5ai %. Whisky 1880
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II Is estimated that less four millions of dollars
have been spent by Soulherners this summer in sight see
log aud pea-Lre hunting ~ the North
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stfoHr AcciDksr.-0n "Wednesday evening as the carr
at the Central Railroad Depot were approaching Ger
tain point near the warehouse having iousy got on
convenient track to be discharged they ran agains,
another train OF empty which happened to be on the
sane track One OF thcm forced down n prccipice
near the track and two others very much broken A
greater number OF cars attached to the engine than
usual as they approach the place. and there not bo
ing sufficient number Of breaks while nearly half the
cars were loaded, and therefore more difficult to be
checked when under way, the Engineer was unable to
stop them in time. The which was thrown OF the
track was gotten up yesterday without damage
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RLNGH nT ImERnonErr

kANIE " IHEkMOHEIkk,
M W. RapdoiDIs BOOK Store, i2l Main Sir,st
sFyr ", 1891 o'cio,k. ~ o'clock o'ciort
~
o. ~ y PrPEs BRANDY. Dsrs aaJ Pss .oms vsry gu
<4fN ptfiBr and Old. Tor atie ~ DUuLEY a co,
sei6 q Msin street
a. CASKS MADEIRA. sHEgRY ASO POtT WINS, just
- - received ~ DCDLEY Co,
sci6 ~ Main street.
INAsfED a young 'spsrienes situt.
w ton Oyersect T0barru Fagtufy Employment benp
chiefly Die object rouli with molerstss isry.
Apply 70 ALLEN q CROUCH,
Intelligence and agency cnice,
fiG Carncf " Hgld aud tth strcets.
WDAfER LAMP bEsA hne sssyftnebt o. pat
With OIL rOrass frame ust opened ard r sale b.
tee bULkLEf Co, isI Main sfre-t
ANOcKfNo AND CANARY nfRD CA6ri.- Jlst fso-iTrd
n atohtf supply Of ths shove oags, fe sale iis Main
fusyt tssig BULKLEr 90,
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= q
" H. An extensive stock d-AdHi
hand az great bargains. pces a. tI5 Ifss W,htny
gi Piano. aud not being io,E nav rey un
having me instrument them that ehaep. IN IN
patison for Price aud QHuIiy N'
GILBEEr Co. JUg l.s Of kIs EiJsfn Dtyt mr.
fe'cro eHdIL, q sy hs IEtc Lotssr ,ic,s fias G1v
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Genn'n utiter say' that rho people Of the Unitcj
States burst steamboats, and chez more tobacco
u ~ any Other 6Se nations IN the world.
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Cuba and On. Pacific Railroad.

At the Pillow Festival given in Washington the other
day. the acquisition OF Cuba aud the construction of the
Pacific Railroad furnished avoritc themes for Democratic
dignitarics diate upon. The following toast was
given:
Cuba: The weeping child of the seas Are her woes
orgoeny Il the martyr blood Of the gallant Crittcn
den and his followers to sink in an ensaved soil una
vengedr
To this Gen. Pillow responded, the Union says amid
great applause He declared that the weeping child Of
the seas" forgotten that the blood Of Cteuden
and his followers would be uuaycnged and then pro-
ceeded TO say:
Events would seem to be rapidly inducing necessity
which will mpel the government under the great law Of
sekpreservaion take the hand redress the
of Cubs and TO ayenge the blood of murdered
sons.
The President in his inaugural solemnly pledges the
good faith of the nation the observance of neutral
relations and treaty obligations. Ii ALTO contains
ngs admonishing neighbOs Of the necessity OF good
faith ana good neghborship on their part-s policy
essential TO their independence TO and
safety.
Indeed mad infatuation appeared to have fastened
itself upon the councils of England which overriding
Providence Is shaping accomplish the end II this pol
icy persisted in Cuba mus. be sesed-Cuba will be
seized.
The Waterman is bis post. He will see the danger
aisr of.
Trust your President, He will prove equal to any
emergency.
One blow by the strong ofthi. government viii
Let therefore be patient Let US be ready promptly
and with energy stand by the government to uphold
its power and make it, blows effectua.
Fhis done and shall no more hear the woes OF CGba
but shall hear the ord shouts OF joyous freemen re-
verberatng through the mountains Of this weeping
Child of the Seas and shall another brilliant star
added to the constellation which ilumnes the land Of
freedom.
On the subject Of the Pacific Railroad, Mr.. Stanton,
Democratic Congressman elect from Tennessee spoke
follows:
Again sir, that great internal questionable Pacific
rairoad-whch has been mentioned here the only inn
portAnt subject Of domestic policy likely engage at
tenton for time come-this also subject OF
contestnO, Of contest but oil discusSon-in Tennes
see; for upon th there difference ofOpnon between
candidates or among the people And think may say
that the people expect nag deHAndof their government
the Executive and Congressthe earnest ezertiOn Of
every constitutional power for the accomplishment OF this
great work In my Judgment there is want of power
shall be ready operate in my humble way in any
feasible and udcious plan, furnishing means proporoned
to the magnitude of the project and the interest the
government has in its success That will be proud day
TOT any administration when it shsI iaaugurate this stu
pendous, this sublime work.
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UyOnIAs. . BRIIEi I'D THE rRUE


u Tobias belirN ed thee
And Ia thy n believer:
But mourn that
Thy such q Lersr.
Tlw sold Of thine;
Thy priIJ o how sincerely:
But with fine,
Thy name We pay for very dearly.
FAreuell, Tobissl oh, rest a while
Now thou dead-Who an doubt
III have them burnt ali in a pile,
II they cAn't make a good without theet
Such watches a bitter token
No time they'il keep true,
Unless you'll take them, When they're broken,
On Governor street, to bartholomew
W. j. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Mixer,
gt,.s
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RICHMOND WHIG.
I'm .aaREsPONpENrs.

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n sale to close = concern of
100
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
UPPER MOkRISANIA,
NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
II

NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
ALBERT IL. NlCOLAY
will sell At auction, on
FRIDAY, Oct IA, 1885, at IL A. NJ,
the ground without to the highest bidder 40
good building lots varying in size from 2xlO0 feet acre
plots Upper Morrans Is Of the most delightful vii
lagos tie vicinity New York. extensive
Of the surrounding country These beautiful
within minutes walk Of the Harlem Railroad dsrot and
handsomely located Fordan The ST. and
opened and properly graded and
been taken and adopt and
such to make it village in order to
enhance the value of the property. There twentyx
leaving almost hourly from O'Clock A. ~ until r. NJ,
and the communication is only $5 per which is less
than route in the city Of New York To those
string healthy pleasant and convenient location for resi-
dencc this property is unsurpassed.
The title is ndsputabls Seventyfve per Of the pur-
chase remain bond and
at cent Except purchases under $50 which DO
paid by twelve monthly lstaments Ten and
the fees will be REQUIRED to be paid the day Of
sale and fifteen per cent on the 4h day Of November when
full warranty deeds will be delivered Persons DESTROYS
attending the sale can take the ~ train and free rail
be obtained at the Office Of the Wessceer Nor
rsana Of John Drew, Washington Morrisaa
Of ALBERT H. NICoLAY Auetoneer, No. 40 Wall street,
N B-Shoud il storm Friday, October H. the will
not place until the
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: EXTRA FAY.

I1yTRA PAY.-ALL q. s. NAVY SAILORS VI
ia served in any u yessol "a tho Pacific at any time
I3l6 1858. prcEaptly obtain their double pay OF
EDWARD BISSELf, Agent
uats) Pursar II. q H.. ~ South william ~, below "
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OAKLEY WRIGHT AUCTI0NEERs, WILL SCI
67h pairs window SASH with glass, l4xl6, : do. do d.
DO do. do. exlo Is six panel doors feet Of moulding
Of winAuw panels, lot Of oist and finishing lumbcr ii
carriages. At i0,s o'clock, chesnut sorrel po
horse good traveller and kind Terms cash. bankabe mon
DETER PARKS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
il sale Of lots Mt Fordham-On Monday, Oct. 10, at
O'clock the ground will be sold the balance Of abb
hundred lots remaining unseld from Wednesdays sal
This will comprise the choicest lots in the parcel
equally worthy the attention Of wishing to inv
capital and of those DESTROYS of cheap and delightful
fer residence. For maps terms, &C., apply TO PET
PARKS, or ZENAS NEWELL, No. Nassau street, and !,
Broome street, opposite Harlem Railroad depot.
DAIsINs, SPICES, sEGARs.-AUcTIoN THIS DAH
N At 10Y o'clock, at 81 Dey street. corner Of Greenw
green and black rans figs dates sweet oil in hett
ground pepper mustard ginger cinnamon, alspice sega
tobacco brandy wine GIN scales balances weights, TO-
WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer
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SALES IT AUCTION.


A. . ...s .ss.i.sSa sp1,a.a
the cisas.r. street The ss.sss Of shs
r rsssn an. s',
nsnt Store fat.res counters &C. Also the lease Of the
order FIX Rsssr:
UCTIoN NoTIcE.-Tuos. BELL AUcTIoNEER-BY
lnsrah "a sale this say At uia o'esssk
AIRY ss:d. trunks valuable clothing quantity q second
Is linen trunks cutlery goods ans Watches. jspsry and
Large ssgy Of ssSS pledges ,ress SATURDAY, Il the
nture Particulars in time sale the for
svnad.srvns attention Cali auction room '-'
SALES ,, OF REAL EsTAIEBy .ErEs
and Lexington avenues aad avenue A, each 2xiOO SO to
A LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUcYIoNEER
Great p'r'nPs'ry s'n:asS''0n sale Of the balance "
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES.
VEST Il 81 S silssi #
line and Flushing Railroad, now being
IsEsy NIcoLAy y 81: ?. Ts::;a:, sna wss
ground the balance Of So valuable and choice building
This village 10 handsomely situated the line Of The VII.
half Mills fro. New r.a and sHs ns sns F1:sas
p.. Ss
70 p s: u. ut q
which W. Aus sr'shs within twenty Of T. swsn tsars
minutes Of New Trans %, ots ~ sonmntstio.
By sIs means West Flushing VIZ ~ easier Of access shaa
tho upper part Of New York. 40 soobs nI.uk
Other valuable improvements sueh ~ NV ;ooL p.aaA
roads, TO- progress in the imm sdate sa ia
pleon increase the value Of thM PlsPesT Avn
TO 100 per cent.
healthy and elevated and commands fns
prsspect The streets which fre ~ 100
wide opened and graded the best
the the who have also donated
thsvsxe handsome park " ave enclosing natural
and romantic lake Of pure spring wiier
y. RsissssEE 81 Fos
OFFERING TIVE OPPORTUNITY yeH
SAFE AND PR0FITABDE INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL,
Has yet been offered to the public.
The sale will be positive and without reserve.
Terms will be liberal. The title 10 unqusstionabls
printed abstract will be furnished each purchaser
tickets for TO the ground day Of sAle
fer visiting tho ground PRIOR the day Of sale BY the
Enoch Dean leaving Peek slip and Island City,
leaving Fulton market slip at 9 NJ with maps and other
he had Of the auebeneer No. 10 Wall street,
OF Of BARKER ELLIOTT, No. - Nassau street,
orJ c. SANDERS, No. Nassau street.
Should above mentioned day of SALE the sale
will take place till tho next fair day At the hour
and place.
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FANCY WURS,


E'URs At THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICAFE
OF al the shapes In the Exhibition with
sns ear n every variety Of fur from choice sus
arc NO" hshAS Sgbscrb.r k-ices
some very spisndd designs la rich velvet e1ats Trimmed
with knsan sable, udssa Bay ass oval err inc sable
mink stone martin Baenos yres olxnon Rnn-isn Ivp.
inc syery pnnags ., the grsos fos lake u Geneva
and srcat variety ~ other choice des a.. vsi.
are respectfully invited to view these very bsantd nxsa
tons, preparatory 70 tsr plying tsmsoye . far.
for the season. Cul gI.FS cpny 'N'-
Fur manofae,urer nod skis importer 625 l,rssdwy,y
Several q stuffed sahlcs
worthy the attention Of nasurais Which arrived TOO ~.
for the Crystal Palace. - 80
AIDES FANCY FUks.-THE SuBsCKIgER,s sTo1.Y
~ Of rich fancy furs Of all natons ready FOR nsn
tsn and will BIO found 20 comprise the eatse ana ra
assortment Of muhs cuffs pceriEss, Vetoriaes bppet.
1ama and other fashionable garmsts fur ever :,
bibited in establishment Some roh specimens Of ms.
rial Russian cable amongst this collection a. e,
further expectation Of those valuable skins prshibs
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