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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
AUCTION sALBs
FUTURE DAYS.
TO CONTR4CTORS AND

NOA1NL ~ OON 1RAOAORo AMI
~ OTHERS The pndsrsisned 10 authorized to
eel q pubic Auction Tue day. tho 18th inst ~
koeketts, city Of Richmoud, We the Tools, Impls-
ments and Machinery used In the construction Of the
snip Lock, belonging 70 the James River and ksns-
VIA Company.
The eqaipment 10 nplste aud we'll calculated for
heayy work. consisting in part off,
inonzontal steam Enaine, made by J. r. Mornss
20; boilers. IS inch Cyiender, under 5 feet
strose To good order: Screw Pumps % to Sc feet
long Get diameter 10 clear with centre beer;rr q,
on friction roilers and well hoped.
quantity of Rnssis Henry 10 irch Cable n, a,;
wing lands to above-new and half worn.
About Is Derricks horse and double and sin,ls
hand essred-Extrs Blocks, ks, &c TO lift Is tons
large assortment of carrying and emitting Tool.
About 20 Horses with Wagons, Carry-ios WheeIs
Harness, &C., &o., suitable for hesvy work
Flst-Boats, various sizes, from Is tons burthen
down.
Wheel Barrows, Picks Shovela, crow-Bars, Drills
Blscksniths and Carpenter Tools, he, kc., com.
prsina q completes assortment OF every thing neces
sary for heavy Casal Railroad job, and efordine
contractors excellent opportunity to equip them.
selves for heavy work.
b. s. WALTON, Engineer
Eastn Div James River and Kanawha Canal
e Baltimore Sun. Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re-
g;st7r Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
will please copy the above until 18th inst and send
their bills to the Oice of the james River and Ka
nawha Company" Richmond. for pa, ment. se8
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold for

SHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
month, (September,) on board the schooner Lewis
Perry, lying at Rockets, seventeen hundred and
eighty bushels Of Brown Stuff. two thousand bush
els of Shorts twenty one hundred bushels of Bran.
and Hundred and fty-four barrels of Flour or so
much ther7of az will satisfy an attachment in nv
hands in favor of H. T. Il L. s. Taaferro vs. VIM. II.
Cole, and all expenses connected with tn. detention
of the schooner and sal@. By order Of the Hon Jno
A. nj, redih Judge of the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond made on the 9th dav of September,
1854. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, s. H. C.
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The drafts on the United States Treasury, for til
week ending September ID, were 81, 500 900.

TERRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNESOTA
We learn from the Mlnneso5a papers that war party
Of observation-disclosures, laden with fresh scalps and
bringing with them captive girl, into Lac aui
PsTle about the LIST of August. This war party had
been raised because Of attacks by the Chime.
was on the Dakotabs, near Fort Ridgely. week
was speat ia hunting tor their enemies, and finally
early upon q Sabbath morning, they came upon a
Chippewa camp. on the margin of beautiful little
lake. Ali the Chippewas were asleep except two
women, who gave the alarm. The whole party fed
10 their canoes, pursued by the Medewakantowaus.
One canoe vas swanped, drowning a la &c number,
while on shore and in tho water indlscriminate
Slaughter began. Men, women and children were
buchered by the tomahawk and scalp'ug knife until
save hive or six who supposed TO have ESCAPED in
one OF the caaoeF, not one of the Chippewas was
ieft alive. Two days after the nurderers be,rins o.
scaips were met by trumphal ocession of their
friends, and scslp-dance enjoyed in honor OF
the victory"
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YELLOW FgvKR-There were five deaths from
yellow fever in Charleston on Tuesday.
The panic at Savannah is increasing, and busi-
ness is in a great measure suspended. There are
nineiysx stores in the Ct closed. The intermen's
on Tuesday were %, of which - were victims of
yellow fever
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DEAF AND DUMB GATHERING A large number
OF deaf and dumb persons assembled at Hartford
Conn, on Wednesday, on the occasion of erecting
monument to the memory of Rev. Thomas Gal
laudet, a well known friend of that unfortunate
class The monument Is 20 feet high, and cos,
$500, all contributed by deafm utes Many addres
SEES were delivered.
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RIO PREVENT AND CURE cHoI

" PhENENI AND CURE CHOIr
q = ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
tie of Dr. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER, and hi. CAN.
MINATlvE BALSAM by them. In case of snddrn
than it requires to get physician. '''
To prevent Cholera take teaspoonful of Pain
CuIeI In wine glass OF wafer every morning; when.
Psin CuIeI In bottles at Ia, . and 5octs
DR.. ROSES CARMINATivE BALsAM for chol.
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysep-
terry. This mixture is of the most i'm
cnes, and should be keptin all families As sooth.
ing pre- partition it has no equal In of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus restIessness
crying or general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints Of adults.
1t has Fever failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
and le49 1t tailed In no instance when used before
Death had positively struck the patient t have had
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
used it during those memorable penods testif, ing to
its wonderful curative powers. IS cents bottle.
DIR. J. S. ROSES wHooprSeS co aSa' s 81; L
syss im@eaiats relief and frequently cures in
Dr.J $, ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHU.-Thi,
the Kidneys Bladder, and ali Gouty Affections. Price
DEJ.s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for f.llin. Of
ton. This disease, heretofore treated by bandaess
trasses and external supports, which only prove
Yields esmRs'sey to the Of these
DR.. J: s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL.
ROAD PILLS These Pills are not war;. ntea tn
cure every iualdOy OF ulsedSo incident 10 bnt
they are grand remedy for Bilious state of the
system and common tevers They are adapted to the
being often preventive of Bilious attacks ard
when used with Dr. Roses TONIC MIXTURE will
cure the most stubborn of Bilious Fever or Fe
YER and Agre. Price l24 and 25c.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should resd DR.. J. 8 Roses Med-
cal Adviser; which contains description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treasmenf 1t
can be had without charge.
All of DR.. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell, Ladd Co, Bennett Beer,
Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duval A. Bodeke,'
J. B. Wood, VIM. P. Ladd, s. nj. Zachrisson A. Lee.
city, and of dealers generally in every city and tow
throughout the United States.
liz 2l-RMN WI cia-fa
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CASE OF KIDSAPPING.-A dispatch from Wash
ng,on, states that case of kidnapping and fraud
j.. imputed to a clerk in one of the Departments in
dsposiug Of slave left with him as collateral &c
curly for the payment of note. The slave is mis-
sing and il is alleged she has been sold to South
ern trader. although restricted to the District The
affair is TO be Investigated.
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ASTI-NEBRAsKA GATHERING.-A large number
Of anti.Nebraskates held a meeting in Machias
Maine, last Tuesday night, and nominated Rev. Jas
Miliken for Congress from the sixth district, II
opposition to Fuller, the democratic candidate fo
re election
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The following items of news are contained In a
Geographic dispatch from Syracuse, N Y.
There were four fatal cases of CHI ,lera at Geides
yesterday.
The salt inspected here amounted to one hundred
and thirty thousand bushels more than last year
The corOnePs jury in the of the two women
who killed at Canastota gave a verdict against
the RsiToad company for running at an unwarranta-
Die speed.
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ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will he re-

ceived at this office until 10 O'Clock NJ on Satur-
day next the 9th inst. for the construction of four
Exhibition Sheds, 60xls feet the Show Grounds
OF the Virginia State Agricultural Society, the
Western limits of the CITY
The Proposals must state the time which will be
required to complete the above work The Contrsc-
tor Will be require to enter into contract with the
city, giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution Of the work.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all of
the bids II none of tfem should prove satisfactory.
The plans and specifications for the Shed be
SEEN and all necessary r formation obtained by ap
pication to the undersigned
fy order of the Committee on Public Grounds.
sc 6-td w nfTT C;tr Ena
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BOILER EXPLOSION A boiler exploded at Nc
l1ishers Brewery, Madison, Indiana last Tuesday
evening" entirely demolishing the building. The
boiler ascendea 1000 feet, and came down through
the root of shop 200 feet distant. No one was in
jured but several narrowiye scaped with their
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Tlrz EXPRESS ltaBB sAY--The United States Ex-
p-ess Company, at Cincinnati, have found no clue
10 the recent robbery of their messenger of pack
age containing $4,000. They have notified the
owner Of the money that they ready to pay him
the full amount
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TRIALS PosTPosED-T The Charlottesville Jeffer
sonan states that the trials of David w and Within
Hamphres, charged with putting distractions on
the Central Railroad and causing the death of VIM
Nuunally, on the 18Th ult have been postponed to
TIE October Court
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Dn nAn DOLLAkS-To those ex-
cOaOOO pending $5 in portraits. win be ri.
ven Due Bill, good for share in the following
donation, when 10000 have been issued, or for one
dollar ia portraits whenever presented
The donation will consist of three houses and lots
in Richmond. valued at SIC, 600, $4,000 and $1,000
Together with 20 947 God Lockers, Breastpins with
portraits Books, and other articles of total value
of $4,000. To be had application, of
WIN. A. PRATT. Daguerrean Artist
IDS Main st =, Richmond
NJ P. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artist
au 23-tf Isl Main St, Richmond.
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Pennsylvania PoLITIcs.-The democrats of Al.
leshsny county, Pa, met 10 Pittsburg on Wednes
day, and nominated Charles Shaler as their candi-
date for Congress. Resolutions were adopted ap-
proving of the National and State Administra tions,
and denouncing the Know Nothings. They caused
considerable excitement and adjourned in conIu-
sion
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YELLOW FEvER IN TExAs, &c.-Advices from
Galveston to the ct inst, that the yellow fever
WAS progressing with unabatad violence. II had
also broker out at Houston.
Gov. Merriwether arrived at Santa Fe on the Goth
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VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The returns received show
cenclusiveiy the election Of Judge Boyce as Cover
nor. by large majority; Ryland Fletcher as Lieut
Governor, and Henry M. Bates as Tressurer-aIl
whiss. Sabine, whg. is elected from the First Con
sressoDsl district, by considerable majority There
is no doubt handsome wing majority in the Leeis-
lature-it 10 doubtful whether democratic Sena-
tor has been elected. Meacham and Merrill, wings,
are also elected from the LIST and I'd districts
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THE GERMAN TURNER ow-The Germans
arrested by the Philadelphia police, during the fight
at Lemon Hill, on Tuesday had hearing before
tn, Mayor on Wednesday last From the testimony
1t appears that the disturbance would have been
very slight but for tine excitement occssoned by the
Police officers firing their revovers. Most of the
pris ,ners strangers, principally fromN York.
Their names are
Phillip Pesgel, Max Weigman, Jacob Leiber',
Andrew letter, Charles Closta, Herman Wedhei-
mer, Henry Houck, Jos. Longbacker, Lewis Gem
ure, William Ropp, Frederick Myers, VIM. Rom
niger, August Handman, Leybold Sield, Ernest
Weber, Frederick Ditnan. VIM. Kreuser, Charles
Peterborough, and Jacob Petrey.
The result Of the examination has not transpired
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HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On
IL THURSDAY, October 18th, 1854, commencing
II O'Clock, shall offer for sale 65 acres of Land
in Henrico county, being between the Deep Run
County Road and the Fredericksburg Railroad most
of which is of original growth with the exception of
ten acres which is enclosed, with comfortable
Dwelling and other buildings thereon, suitable for
small family Any persons desiring any information
relative to this land, call r.. s. GLAzEBRcoK,
who resides the premises. There will be like
wise sold at the same time and place, from one to
two hundred cords of Pine Wood.
Sc 5-7th ROBERT l.. LUCK.
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n DMlNISlhA1ORS SALE OE' CHIC
"A KAHOMINY LAND.-Will bs sold to the
highest bidder the premises, the Goth Septem-
Der next CONNIE ncing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, if fair, if
not the next fair day. that valuable tract of Land
lying on Chckahominy River, in the county of Ham
over, belonging to the estate of DR. Reuben Mere
dith, decd, containing $40 adjoining the lands
of A. B. Timberlake A. Lumpkin and others
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within II
miles of Atlee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail-
road and within 2 miles of the Richmond and Char.
lottesvile Plank Read, now being constructed On
the Land Ia ANAL frame dwelling 9, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm is considered one of the most valuable
and productive the Chickahominy, and is well
adapted to the growth of corn, oats, wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed crop of wheat, will be given
the LIST of October next and full possession the
LIST January, 1855
TERMs-One-third cash on the day of sale and the
remainder at and 18 months from the LIST January
1885, with interes-the credit payments to be
ed by bonds with satisfactory security and deed of
trust On the premises.
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract, will sell tract of Wood Land belonging to
the same estate, containing ID acres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same as mentioned above,
e Mr.. A B. Timberlske, the tenant, will take
pleasure in showing the Land t, any person DESTROYS
If viewing it.
P. B. JONES. Admir-, with the will
annexed, of R. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION Culpeper, Co. Va,}
August 18th, 1854.
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THE PRESIDENT AT CAPoN SPRINGs.-A cor.
respondent OF the Baltimore Sun writes from Ca
pom as follows
The unexpected advent of the Presi lent, accom-
panied by bis lady, the Secretary OF War; and the
Marshal of the District, forms epoch in the his
tory OF this mountain region and will long be re-
membered by ts hardy population Sun.burnt far
lners erowdiug In from distance OF fifty miles
to greet the Chief Magistrate Of the Republic, whose
gracious manners and unassuming department
render him a welcome and most acceptable visitor.
He realizes here that tranquil repose so refreshing
10 a careworn statesman. The close OF the season
had subdued the crowd OF 700 to moderate capa.
city, and without intrusion on his privacy he has
been welcomed by all irrespective of party.
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BY LARUS l. SHINE.

nRY GOODS AT A UCTION.-On
~ MONDAY, the 10th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, will sell at public Auction a large and
well-seected lot of seasonabe DryGoods, consisting
in part Of
100 pieces Salmon Falls Co Brown Drills
10 Z" Cadet Satinets;
10 I" Black Cashmere;
10 " Red, Blue aud White Flannels;
4" Plaid Innings;
" 6-4 Bleached Muslins
10 " Blue Denins
" Drab Satinets
200 doz. Ladies' Gloves;
Together with variety of other articles in the above
line.
Those wishing to contribute to the above sale,
would do we'll to send in their consi garments one or
two days previous to the sale, so they may have
their GOODS properly marked and arranged for sale.
Sale to take place in large Ssles Room, on the
I'd floor. LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts.
se6 IA Main
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71W ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

i am cred ibly informed That my ssvs ~ q {,
ersburs Rsiirosd and aoscheye else. has been taken
by one j. A. Foster 60 Richmond. or its neighbor
hood for the purpose of being hired to pay said
his Obligation to me- and has Illegally removed my
property, hereby warn all persons sgainst hiring
said slave otherwise interfering with his return
me. fu Their notify those who have been, or shsll
be- accessory 10 the detention Of said slave that
any accident happen to him by Of such deten-
tion in Richmond, where cholera 10 said to prevail
elsewhere, they shall be held responsible for the
same. GEO. L. uPeHUR.
an Si--ts Norfolk, Va.
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SAILING OF THE AsIA.--The steamer Asia sailed
from New York Tuesday, with 30 passengers
and s 085 05O in specie.
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M INsTON & POWERS, GRocKRs AND

w COMMISSION MERCHANTS. corner Of Cary and
Pearl streets, have in store large assortment OF
Groceries, Liquors, Wines Teas and Cigars seeclso
with great care which they offer on the most iavoi
able terms to punciual custoniers. viz; ON
900 hhds Porto Rico and New OIlesn. SuserE wy
fee do. $50 bag, Rio, Lsguayrn- Msrcnbo. Java and
Mocha Coffee; 500 kegs Nall.; 40 resms WIerpse
Paper o5 hhds and bes YoT,o nico ana r meR R,.ci
Tea. some very choice; 1sa rscasges Liquors and
v ines eli sorts tasether with Candles, Spice Buck
~. 1,rindstones Shot and Lead Bed Cord. Plough
I'ines bacon, Window Glass Soap, Dye-StuHs, Ma
chine and Tanners Oil. Vinegar, &c sec
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FALL TRADE, 1854.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
NO 90 MAIN sTRrEr

A RE now receiving their supply of FALL
"A DRY GOODS, to which they invite the atten-
ton of their customers and the public generally
In their stock will be found the newest styles of
French English, SCI tch. German and other Foreign
fabrics together with full assortm snt of DOMES-
TIC GOODS. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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FLANAGAN. STOKES & CO, offer

E1LANNAGAN, STOKES q CO, oIier
Il for sale-
1850 Bass Rio, Lsguayre, Mocha and Java Codees
$50 Hhds NJ o. and r. r.. Sugar;
800 Pigs. Loaf Crushed and Coffee SugeiG
900 bbls N q Moiassea;
Is Rhia Sugar House Syrupi
10 Kegs Super. c. Soda;
BhIs Sal Soda;
80 BbIs Cider Vinegar;
20 Kbls. TannerS OIL;
1000 Kegs Nails;
$50 Boxes assorted Candieg
40 Boxes Ts'low. Adamantine and Sperm Csndl %;
$40 keams Wrsppips Paper, assorted;
With variety Of other srriel - which Ne offer to
the trade. ee6-Sw
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CLOTHING.
FALL STOCK, 1854.

FALL STOCK, 1854.
/ AM now in receipt of my large Fall and
j. Winter stock of superior Y-MAD Z
which would invite the attention OF the trade. and
return my sincere thanks to my former patrons for
their liberal patronage and solicts early call from
them to examine my new aud varied stock, which il
much larger than ever before had on hand
In addition to my usual stock, am still keeping
a full assortment of Gentlemen's fine Furnishn 3
Goods, to which would invite the attention of all
who wart nice and handsome Goods. .
HENRY SHAFER. Corner Main and 1fth SITS
N. B.-I shall hereafter keep constantly on hand
extra large sizes of Clothing. se6
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Omce at Geo. ]. eumners No. 20 Pearl street.

EXTENSIVE STOCK SALE OF DRY
- GOODS AT AuCTION.-On FRIDAY morn
,ns next s,n September, cling at 10 O'Clock,
No. q Main street. our entire STo1E or nav
GOODS consisting Of large and de s:rsbie assort.
ment of Staple and Fsncy Goods
TeRMs-Afl surss nndsr Ssoa $50
over that amount, months credit for approved ne.
Sale to be conducted by
sea THOS. w KEEsrr A..
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THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM
PANY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL $500, 900.

THIS Company Is low organized. and
prepared to take Fire risks in town country,
Marine iisks and TO inquire the lives of free persons
and slaves on the came terms of other responsible
companies in this State.
Pre.ident-WiLIIAM T. EARLY. Drecton-Wi!-
liam T. Early, E. r. Watson, Thomas Wood. b III.
Masruder, B. C. Flanagan, DR.. Socrates Maupin
Secretary JonN WOOD. Jr, Charlottesville.
For Insurance., spplyto
FLANAGAN, STOKES h Co. AeentA
corner 18th and Cary sts, Aichmond
UAn claims for loss promptly arranged.
aa2 -dlna
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SOLAR AND TANNERS OIL, Wrap
~ Ping Paper. Cotton Twins, Indigo, Jsctson's
~7 @ DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the
i store of Messrs Saunders L Brother Broad Dr.,
until the 10 inst, for the srubbns and cearins per
yard of 40 much Of the Richmond and Charlott. s.
Vile Turnpike as lies between the head of the Brook
Turnpike and South Anna Rivera distance OF Il
miles ,
The bids may be made by sections or for the entire
line-the Company reserying the privilege OF accept
ing an one, OF of rejecting ell.
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
se A-dtd-c1t Pres't r. 4 G. T. Co
r Wing and Enquirer will copy in semi.weesly
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DERUYIAN GUANO-In conseo,leI1cr

of the Peruvian Government having reduced
the price of GUANO. l am n w prepared fill :, :
ders at 5 deliverable at the basin raiiro d d..
pots. r.. II. SKINNER,
set Cary strs ct.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

HORSES AND MULES AT AUCT-
IL ION-Will be sold en- SATURDAY, the 9th
inst a. 10 O'Clock at the Horse Lot, two young Bug
sy and Riding Horses. three young and well-broks
Mules
Also-A light Street CART
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GUNS! GUNS I. GuNS!n

TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN..
Inst receired from England,
Ao0 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL. GUNS.
~ I take pleasure in informing
A my friends. customers, and the public,
that have Just rece.yed nv Fall sup
[-S~- ply Of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
REL GUNS Of all qualities and descriptions direct
from the manufactures Of England; and from my ex-
Renee in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
ton of well-tried agent my especial ORDER feel
confident that my present stock Of Guns in hand can
not be surpassed In this country.
From these advantages am enabled to offer as
coed bargains any other house in the United Ststes
and for fine workmanship and style Of Cans for the
different kind of game throughout these pasts put
them sgainsr any Guns imported, al having been
made BY the best Of workDen England. All ask
from those 10 search OF sap& ror plainly finished
purchasing elsewhere, " ensure q sale.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker Of 6uaA Rifles. BE.