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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
The New Apportionmeni.

Under the new Apporoument Law passed by the las;
legislature ssys The Heraid, the senate will consist ct 55
n,pbers and ibe Assembly Of 20 The State IS divided
uto 20 S.nstrs Districts and he various coult-s A0"
Cd the follo wing representation:
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Railroad Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June ga meeting of the
stockholders of the Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Railroad Co., was held at Alexandra to-
day, which was very largely attended, and
deep interest manifested by the citizens
James w. Foster, Esq, of Fauquier presided,
and Mason Bare, of Rocking ham, a nd Edward
Green, ofAexandria, acted as Secretaries.-
Alter preliminaries, and an examination of sur
veys, DIR. TaIiaterro moved the adoption of the
Purcellvile route.
This branch, together with the main line,
must draw, therefore, nearly two thirds of the
county. The PurcellyiiIe branch, extending
sixteen miles, becomes through connec ton
from i1arper's Ferry TO Alexandra, and pre-.
sents perhaps, The cheapest and most available
route between the two points. BY its extern
sion TO Harper's Ferry, you offer a choice OF
the markets OF the rich country west of the
blue Ridge and north of Strasburg, and con.
meet Alexandria with Wheeling and the West
through the Baltimore and Ohio road. The
distance by railroad from Harper's Ferry to
Baltimore is 81 miles; ditto to Alexandra 65-
10 miles ia favor of Alexandria.
The PurceliviIle branch will probably &C.
conmodae the same interests of the county O.
Loudoun as the Waterford branch, and at re
duced cost. The Waterford branch has The
least merit as through connexen with Har.
per's Ferry.
Alter an animated debate. the Purcellylle
route was adopted by large majority.
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Later from MeIicO.

New ORLEANS, June S.-The schooner Bo.
nita, has arrived here from Vera Cruz, with
dates from the City of Mexico TO The Oath ult.
Santa Ana bad issued decree prohibiting smo-
king in The theatres as nuisance. Over forty
papers had been suppressed since the recent
decree IN regard to the press was issued. The
army is to be re organized and divided into
two classes-active and permanen;-National
Guards 10 be incorporated with active militia.
The whole army is TO consist of 900 men,
including an active force of IS, 900, and per
manent force of 10000. The army is to be
recruited by volunteers.
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ByJames NJ. Taylor.
BEAUTIFUL Cottage Residence en- Oh
- st, on french Garden hiII, at auctio 4,

REAUTlFUL Cottage Residence en- 9th
- st, on french Garden Hill, at auction,
VIII be sold on Saturday next, lin June, com.
mencing ut O'Clock in the afternoon upon the
premises, that newly erected COTTAGE RESI-.
DENCE, on the ives, side OF 9Th ST. opposite to the
residence OF Lewis Webb, Esq. The dwelling con-
tsins rooms and ball with gas pipes gholt;
the Kitchen ID built 70 conform to the house. and
there ia a well OF excellent water in the yard. The
lot fronts AZ eet and runs back 1870 lee: TO an alley
~ feet wide, with alley 10 feet wide running
along It's northern line
Ninth ST is shortly TO be continued from Clay TO
Leigh ST. and the public grounds directly opposite
the above property 10 be laid CT. which vii. add
much TO the value and beauty OF this prs perry. To
gentleman wishing to purchase a really beautiful
and renfed residence, aud st the sems TINE with N
hV7 minutes walk OF the principal places OF bpsi-
ness, This property offers every lnducsinent.
After the above will be sold ihI ee beautiful build.
irs lots, separated from The above property by an
alley ten feet ~ide each fronting 81 feet, ana run.
ming back 100 feet to ~ foot alley upon these lots
there are a number OF beautiful shsde trees
Also. beautiful lot the east side OF 9Th street
opps site to the garden OF Nicholas Ms Eea front.
ing 81 feet, ano running back to 20 loot alley
ihese lots are beautifully localed in very i'm.
proving part Of the city, and persons in wen. would
do Well 10 attend the sale.
TERMs-One third cash /; balance at 6 and q
months, with interest," and secured BIZ deed of trrs
upon the properly.
By request. JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
il
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THE LATEST NEWS.
1-1< gemphis Cosren,ioa-T Third Dav.


MEMPHIS, June S.--The committee to day
renored resolutions in favor Of direct trade the
Pacific railroad, the Tehuantepec route. man.
nfsctures, education, and steamers from South
e,n norts. An address to Congress concerning
The free navigation of the Oronoco, La Plata
.rJ Amazon rivers W as also presented.
The following are the resolutions regarding
the psc6c railroad:
Ist. Res0lred, That railroad from the Mis-
s;ssinni 20 the Pacific is demanded not only by
commerc al and individual interests, but also
by the interests of the whole nation.
o. Resofred, That so soon as the surveys,
recently ordered by Congress, shall be COM
Melted, the General Government should adopt
such steps as shall insure the completion of
the main lrunk al the earliest possible period.
3D. ReSo|red That as the General Govern
u1ent is expected 10 construct but one track,
il should be located on the route which scien
life explorations shall show TO possess the
greatest drEree of advancement in general eli
mate. ferrtuy of soil, cheapness Of construc.
ton nIG accessibility at all seasons from all
patf- e. tfe anon.
IA R,A0ired, That in the opinion of this
con,el,,.n, the General Government should
mas. literal donations of the public lands to
the iicr,nt States, and TO those bordering on
the Mississippi, so as to enable all sections OF
the Uuion 10 connect themselves with each
other.
The iirst and second resolutions were passed
unanimously, but the third vas warmly debat
ed. Mr.. rhrasher offered resolution regard
ing Cuba, which was lost, and the Convention
adjourned ill the afternoon.
At the evening session, the other resolutions
ofthe committee were passed without material
change, which occupied the time until the
hour of adjournment.
The Hon. John Bell will address the Con
yenton tomorrow morning.
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Last Statement of Snrins.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-ArIhur Spring,
who is TO be executed Tomorrow, is in the most
dreadful stale of mind Yesterday he retract.
ed all that he had said and signed on the pre-
vious day generating his son, and to-day he
has taken another turn, and re affirms the en-
tire innocence of his son. No confession OF
his crimes has yet been obtoineJ, but the Rev.
Messrs. Street and Kensl will pass the night
with him, and he has promised TO confess every
thing tn Them
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NE importnnt TO the Pnblic.-EXPREss
c cUm 70 SSAhIFOKNlA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION-We are prepared 10 for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to
also. Drafts furnished for large or small sums
payable at every town city in the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods, collected and
=, Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern Cities will consult their interest by patron
inns the old established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS CO.
40 10 Ne 4. 14th Streat
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Arriral of the Promeheus-More Gold

New YORK, June 9.-The steamer Prone
theus arrived here this morning She brings
400 passengers and about half million dol
lars in gold. She connected with the steamer
Sierra Nevada, which left San Francisco on
the evening of the 10th May, with 537 passen.
gers and S46SO00 in gold on freight, for New
York. The New Orleans passengers crossed
from ocean to ocean in the short space of 80
hours on the Dads.
fAThe sloop of war Cyane had left San Juan
on the 2lst for Havana.
The ship Hermann, Skinner, 179 days from
baltimore, arrived al San Francisco on the 9Th
May; the Baltimore on the 10Th, and the bark
Rebekah, Speight, in 1l6 days.
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FE DT%R AMI

HOUSE AND LOT UN FRENCH GAR
IA DEN HILL, ON 9TH STREET, AT AUC.
IlON.-Will be sold Saiuf day next, lith
June, commencing at 81 O'clock, P M upon the
premises that framed house and Lot situated on
French Garden Hill, on the West side OF 9Th street
now the residence of Mr. f Ii CruicLtieid. The
House is nearly new and in good OF der, contains
rooms, DC. The Lot fronts 80 feet and runs back
l2U feet
TERMs-One.third cash balance at 6 and %
mouths, with interest, and satisfactorily secured
ie6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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Departure Of Father Garazzi.

QUEBEC, June E, p. M.-Fsther Gavazzi
left here quietly to night. There was some sp-
pearance last night of design on the part of
the mob to attack the hotel where he was stay
ing, but the precautions of the authorities pre-.
vented il His SecreterY is out Of danger.
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By George j. Sumner.

ST0CA SALE Or sADBE.ERY. HAR-
~ NESS, WHIPS, Aeon SATURDAY MuRN-
ING next, the lIth inst commencing a. 10 o'clock
at the of VIM Salmon, 18th or Pearl street.
(who is about making change III his business)
viii be sold at auction, his entire stock on hand,
coussliDg OF Saddles Of ali qualities, Harness,
Whips, sdrfup Irons, and Materials of every de.
scripIl0n. Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
les GEO ] SUMNER Arctr
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s!ORTIn0hE75 BITTER CORDIAL
Ill AND BLOOD fuRlFIEk.-Prfce, 81 per
Bottle Physicians OF the trst standing Ia the
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had long
suffered frem diseases complaints brought on by
sedentsry habits exposure Indigestion torpid Of
the liver, Or impurities OF the blood now look upon
this Cordial most mysterious and magical In its
healing properties and restoring powers II stands
prominent In the treatment and cure of Neuralgia,
General Debility and Nervous Affections Dyspspsia
or Indigestion Less OF Appetite Acldlty OF the Sto'
1 mach, Nervous Headache or Flow Of Blood to %
PleMrisy, Pains Misery in size or ne7ion cy.sls
Hea. Flatuieae5 PRESTON OF spiri,s Papitanon
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking sensations,
Prost9 ation Of the Nervous System, Cold Chilly Sem
satioYs Numbness of the Flesh Limbs, Difficult
or prosusa Expectoration Night Swests Diseases OF
the Hert, Affections Of the Lungs, Ja1ndice. Dis
eases OF the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Con.
dtien of the Organs Of Mature which cause painful
Irregularities especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostitution OF the Nervous System Pale
or SalIow COMPLEXION
Is purely vegetable pleasant TO take, and perfectly
safe 70 be used in any state of health even BY the
most delicate female or child
g. Price one dollar per bottle.
" v ALEXANDER CO., Proprietors. No. 1 Bar.
CLAW street. tAstor House, New York
to- Remember that we sell at wholesele and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma-
tsm in all its forms, either infamnatory acute or
chronic no difference how bad the case or how lons
standing This Is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which Is vegetable extract internal 70.
medy prepared expressly for this one asease II hss
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence Is most overwhelming and Convincing.
given b. vast numbers of most respectable q.
tlzens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and ear.
tifeates OF your friends and those around you whe
had long suffered but who have been restored 70 per.
feet health BY this remedy.
for Richmond an a
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COnriofinn of IEnndunrd

WAsHINGroN, June 9.--This afternoon the
case OF Woodward was submitted to the jury,
and In ten minutes after retiring thew brought
IN verdict OF guilty OF marder ia the first
degree" motion was made for new trial
and in arrest of Judgment.
The case Of Scasser will be taken I'D on
Saturday.
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dcciGentS &c.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-As Inc workmen
were topping out Adams new dwelling, the
SCI folding accidenIy fell, and George Rich
ards, brick layer, was injured, supposed fatal
ly. Two labOrers, Cunningham and Duncan,
we've seriously, bal not dangerously hurt.
A large delegation OF Democrats will visit
the President to morrow, 10 advocate The ap-
pointment of Daniel Radcliffe for District At
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Eroy. the Rto Eraude

NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-Laler news flom
the Rio Grande states that Carvejal and his
associates had been released, and Immediately
entered salt against the United States Mar.
shall Tor false imprisonment.
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F ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.
Mo. [ met with q Dreadful

L. ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.
DENT.A0h, Mu! met with Dreadful
Accident:-The other night while dancing with
cousin Frank, dropped my Breastpin ami Ear.
Ring on the floor and broke them all TO pieces -
Never mind my dear. ta6c tnera 10 NOUN
TAlN'S Jewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again. and at very low price The
subscriber takes this occasion to say to his friends
and the public in general that, having manufac-
tory connected with bis store, he is prepared to
make repair ell kinds Of JewelEy, Musical In
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols &C., ct the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
beautiful selection Of Fine 1ewelry, Watches,
Clocks Periumefy and Fancy Articles on hand,
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch
es repaired and warranted
Don't forget the place, No pit, Main street. above
the Banks. p MOUNTAIN.
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Democratic Convention.

CONCORD, June 10.-The Democratic Con-
vention nominated N. b. Baker as their candi.
date for Governor. A resolution was intro
duced by Edmund Burke, censuring some OF
President Pierce's nominations, which caused
great exc itement.
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LA1l b EkI,s LOTTERY OFFICE,
no. 3 North Calvert street,


Opposite Bainum's Hotel)
FTNHE purchase or sse OF Lottery Tickets Ditkia
Z the State Of Virginia being now N violation OF
law, aud attended with heavy persity on con-
vIction, the subscriber would RESPECTFULLY solicit
the orders of bio friends and others no n ay feel
disposed to purchase. Having been d resident uf
Richmond for upwards OF thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, be
deems 1t almost unnecessary 10 give any further
assurance that ell pGsiness c. nh4ed to him will be
promptly aud properly attended to.
Il Packages, single Tickets and 81 ares, in all
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
EJY- The printed otfciaL drawings sent to cor.
respondents by the tirsG msii.
L. Prizes casned 81 eight.
address ThUMAS LAMBERT.
my LISTS ksltlInore. Nd.
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Worlds Eair.

NEW YORK, June lo.-The British Com
missoners to the Worlds Fair, including Earl
Ellsmore, arrived to day.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE BAYS.
BY Dunlop. Moncure & Co.

ny DUNLOP. uoncure q Co.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
Al niture: also, valuable Carriage Horse, and
small Carrisgs and Harness, at auction on
We'd esday, the 18Th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
residence OF the late DIR Benjamin Lewis, on 5,h.
between Main aud Cary sta, adjoining the residence
OF Mr Ino Hobsou, we will sell all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the deceaied, consistins
In part Of
Mahogany Wardrobe
Marble Top Bureau
Silver Table and Teaspoons
silver Casters, DC, &c
ALSO,
safe and well conditioned Harness Horse. and
neat small Carriage and Harness. N-N
Terms-Under $780, cash; over 500 a on,h.
credit, for approved negotiable notes
WOOD BOULDIN,
SAm'L GREENHOW.
Exrs of DR. Benz Lewis, decd.
Sale conducted by
je y DUNLOP. MONCURE & co. aucts
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Henrico, June LIST. 1853.

E NOTLCE.-A. BODEKER respectfully
informs his friends aud the public in general tha
he has removed from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that Of Messrs Van lew
& Taylor, where he hiss opened with q fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
4 C; and as great care is observed in the selection
Of hts Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and flee from aduteratior, and at
as low ana accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere ia the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. BODEEEk,
my 26-ts No 10 Main Sfrest
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DTspaTCH
Great Rict In Montreal

MONTREAL, l.. g, Jane l0.-Father Gayaz
ri attempted to deliver lecture in this CITY
last night, when great riot took place. The
troops were called out, and fired twice upon
the mob, killing and wounding large num-
Der. The most intense excitement prevails.
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Lou Pressure Steamer oabe Ob;o

CINCIEsATTI, June 8.-The new steamer ia.
cob Sirader, the only low pressure aud the
largest and most costly finished boat on the
Western rivers left here yesterday on her frst
trip TO Louisville, with six hund red passengers.
She is to run in the Cincinnati and Louisville
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THE, MARKETS

New YORK, June 10.-Sales of $500 barrels
Flour at steady rates; 5000 bushels white
Wheat at 81 %; and $4,000 bushels Corn at
unchanged rates.
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A Schooner CapSiEed-Foar Lires Lost.
BUFFALO, June 8.-1he schooner Mary
Margaret, new vessel, was capslZed between
Maskegon and Grand River, on Monday, and
four Of the crew drowned.
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Convention.

MEMPHIS, June l0.-The Convention nd.
journed yesterday, TO meet again in Charleston
in April next.
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Execution of Spring.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Arlhur Spring
was executed to-day. He died protesting his
innocence,
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BY Geo. j. sumner.

VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Ihe Law Library OF q
distinguished member OF the bar, retiring from
practice and about leaving the country, viii be sold
at auction on Wednesday, 18th June inst, com.
mencing ct 10 O'Clock NJ in the room over the
store OF Elias Hale, Main street, Richmond.
Catalogues Will be ready on Thursday next and
may be had at the different Bookstores ia the city.
jes GEO SUMNER, Auct.
STOCK SALE OF GKUCE RIES. =,
~ On Monday Morning, the 18th inst, com
m eDcipg at III O'Clock, at the store OF William
Mcleod on the corner OF lat aud Main sts, (who u
closing his susness to remove TO the South) VIII
be sold at auction, his entire Stock of Groceries,
consisting of large and desirable assortment
TeTms-For all sums under 500, cash for that
amount and upwards, months credit for approved
negotiable paper.
jes GEO ] SUMNER, Auct
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New ORLEANS June l0.-The Philadelphia,
frUm Aspinwall, has arrived. The Illinois
had sailed for New York with $1,6O0,00O in
gold
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OAK ORCHARD ACID WATER.-u

AJAX ORCHARD ACID WATERING
~ call the attention of Physicians and others TO
this Mineral Water, as being one of the most efica
cious, and at the same time one OF the most simple
remedial agents Known. 1t has been successfully
used in the treatment of many diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach, bowels and urinary or
gans, as Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Piles, Chronic Nh
cous Catarrh general debility and loss of appetite,
Scaldhead and Salt Rheum, night sweats, and all
diseases OF the skin DroPsy in its earliest stages
has also been successfully treated with this water.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADIE a. GRAY, druggists
leo Sole Agents for the State of Virginia.
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BY Alexander MOTT g. Co.
BY Dunlop, Moncure d Co.

1 ,AHSo OF PUhTU RICO SUGAR
49, D MoLAssES AT AUCfION.-On SAT.
gu. wharf and Warehouse. at Rockets, we viii
with o "'Jeseee,
"a hide prime Moissses
ALSO,
$50 hhds prime to choice quality La Sugar
100 bbls La Molasses, part re5oiled
IS bbls Coffee Sugar
so bbls Syrup
Soap, Candles, Bacon, &c, &c, DC
TERMs.-Under 500 cash; over that an, mn,
months credit tor approved negotiable paper.
81 Sale withou. regard to weather.
Je 10 DUNLOP, MONCUKE d. CO. Aue,.
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Mt0ticdtiag Drinks.

CONCORD, H., June "a bill has been
introduced into the Legislature OF New Hamp'
shire TO prevent the manufacture of intoxIcat.
ing liquors.
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R. New Daguerrean GaIlery.-MINNIs

New Daguerrean Galiery.-MINElS
g. WATSON beg leave to inform their friends
snc the public that they have removed the Gallery
from the Mansion House to No lac, few doors be-
low the American HOTEL on the opposite side,
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery. for the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rooms.
The subscribers are too well known for com.
ment, as they have had rooms for the last two
years in this city, and have always given entire
satisfaction. But they are happy TO announce to
the public that they have superior facilities for
taxing dne Pictures, TO what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves give Pictures unsurpassed
In IN United States In softness of tone or style OF
coioring. Call and see the beautiful specimens oil
sne art, whether you wish Pictures or not
sp20 MINNIS IL WATSON.
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BosToN, June 10 Letters dated PAWN 1A,b
May, state that the difficulties between Ecua.
dor and the French Admiral have been settled.
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40 Is
SCoTCH AND MANCHEsTaR,-Ju

SCOTCH AND MANCHESTER.- Jus
~ received
Best Manchester Bingham
Superior Scotch Solid Plaid Bingham
DO French Plaid and Striped Bingham
searsucker and Chsmbry Bingham
French Prints, second supply
White Brilliants, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts
Shirt Muslin white, black and colored
Parasos and Umbrellas full supply
Furniture, Dimity and Marseilles Quilts
With other goods for families
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
my19 80 Main street.
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IMMEDIATELY after the hale of the Gooda
l. Mansion, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at FIVE
o'clock NJ, we will sell those two eautitul build
ing lots On the corner of eth and Martha Streets
Church Hill: adj?ning the Goode property on the
north eide, ffondng 80 feet each, running back l20
feet to an alley
ALSO lot fronting 80 feet On 9th street, run.
ming back l20 feet TO alley, and is situated on 1e
south side of the Mansion. y
TERMS One third cash, balance at and I2
months, with interest; the credit payments 10 be
satisfactorily secured.
JET TOLER & COOK, Aucts.
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T VIII Wanaars uu.

~ VIII Wonders Ever Cease s-The
eisntn wonder Is the perfection and magical effect
OF tne stsfeoscopic Daguerreotypes taken by Mr. NJ
sihoSS, i5l Main street. Every body 10 struck
with their soundness Time was, when we were
satisfied to shake eur friends by the hand and look
into their faces, but now we may do ali that and
see them on all sides at glance. Call at sIMONS'
and see specimens. lea