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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Secre-
tary of the Virginia State agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in pirginiG and the Southern and Western
States.
Office--at the office of the pngina State 44gycu-
tarat Society, No. lis Main street
N. AUGUST NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT.
Office-as above. fe 8-ts
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SENT oN.-Patrick Wilhelm, charged
with being engaged in the late violent assault upon
Jacob 8. Alice, was sent on to the Hastings Court
to answer bin Of Indictment by the Grand Jury,
for the same.
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
sums to suit purchasers for sale at all times by j.
b. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
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THE BuReLARs.-Officer Truehart has re.

THE Officer Truehart has re.
turned from Petersburg, having delivered into the
hands of the officers OF that city WineeId Butcher
apenitentiary convict. who was arrested in this
city ON Sunday morning last charged with burgla-
riously entering the clothing store of T. W. Roys-
last Saturday night. From information given by
Butcher, while in custody we understand that the
greater portion of the stolen goods have been re-
covered; and that one of his aceomplices in guilt
Bob Evans, free fellow, and also penitentiary
bird, has been captured and confined.
Through the fundamentally of Mrs Harris, Of
this city, who is poor woman, Mr. Royston has re-
covered his property, and the city OF Petersburg
has been relieved from the depred atoms of two
very dangerous characters Under these circum-
to this lady some token of acknowledgment for her
conduct-some small reward for her valuable ser.
sicesi We think so, and hope it win be done at
once
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NEWSPAPERS.

w
an editor must be very dull or very unsocial
who does not form q tolerably intimate ac-
quaintance with all the papers on his ex-
change list. Chatting with them at his leis-
ure every day of the week, he feels as if he
knew personally each of the editors, and
could draw tolerably faithful portrait of
his moral and intellectual, if not his physi-
cal features. We recollect, in our young
days, having been frequent reader of the
N. 7. Star, and though we have never seen
Major Noah, we believe that we formed as
accurate an idea of that gentleman, one of
the most benevolent and kindly natures in
the world, as if we had known him personal
ly al our days. Regular authors. who sit down
to write books, may very well manage to
conceal their personality, or appear only in a
false and artificial guise. But it is next to
impossible for the editor, who is every day
talking with the public, and has no time to
visit for anything except that which comes
uppermost, to hide himself or appear other
than he is. Impulsive or cautious, modest
or selfconceited courageous or time-serving
warm-hearted and generous or cold and sto.
lid, kind and forgiving or cynical and malig
nant, these men are seen by others in Their
newspapers, as plainly as they see themselves
in their looking glasses. Judging editors by
this standard. it would be difficult for mar
to pass morning hour among a more agree
able, we'll behaved and intelligent set of gen.
tie men than the editors with whom we
chat every day, through the medium of their
papers.
Editors improve in their social qualities,
become more tolerant to others, and less self.
opinionated, as they obtain more experience
in their professions. The painful sense Of
responsibility, which weighed upon them
when they entered the profession, wears off as
they discover that they are by no means car
rying the world on their shoulders, and that
though they are at perfect liberty to pitch
into anything and everything, it by no means
follows that anybody but themselves cares
copper what they pitch into 1t is only when
the press acts as the organ of enlightened
public sentiment, that its power is at all for.
midable.
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L. j. CARSON IL Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
meat of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand snd
for sale at lowest -..-s-et 80. L. Ia--lx
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IS-Cleared, schr VIM. Colquitt
Voolfolk, Richmond.
Boston, Feb. l1-Cleared schr. Gold Hunter, Nc
lntyre, for City Points and Leader Richardson, for
Richmond
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Arrived, schooners New
York, Atkinsi and Hanover, Whipple, from Rich
mond
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ABEL Y. Marc, A1roks1r AT LAW AND
NOTARY PuBLIC.-O Office on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond. Va. mol
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRopRrEron
70 IDLY FormsyigGt Jones's Hotel, Phiadelphid
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REsroxIne AND BEAUTIrTfNc THE HAIa ist1e most
deliafful and wonderful article world the ever pro-
duced IT. altonshine Z Without prsesdsnf
rant curIs soft and glossy hair With scores 81 spi
fmsrk this ladies Il the universal effect Of the
Ksthairon Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
sston;shed ssThe Ksfhairon has fully resfsred nv
hair affer baIdne eos of II years. Al. CoURfRTcHf
7s Bond street, NY" The Kathsiron Is certain
cure for Nervous Hesdache, snd all cutsueous dis
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere. Try IL.
Price only IS cents in large bottles.
D. s. BARNES, Propripr, 16i Broadway, N. Z.
4. fx-1fru
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THOMAS j. EVANS, ATTORNEY AT Law.
Practices in all the Courts of the city of Richmond
and the county of Henrico.
Office moved to Wing Building, corner of Cover
and Franklin streets. fe Clint
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w. P. TUNsTALL. ESQ

We were shown letter last night from a gentle
man IN Danville. dated the 18th instant. to friend
u this city, which speaks Of Mr. Tunstall as being
vary low, not - well as on Saturday aud sunday
and seems to think his recovery doubtful. W.
trsst that the writer Of the letter is mistaken and
thsl Mr.. rs condition is mot 90 dange,ou. :. !.
ouppoeea -
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!. GARTER.

NoTIcE.-I am Candidate for the Office
of HIGH CONSTABLE of the City Of RichmoDd.
fe 8-dH JOHN r REEVE.
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ROPER d MURRAY, UsDERTAKERs, Gov
ernor street. between Main and Franklin
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BOARD OF ASSISTANTS FOR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
VIM. H. MCFARLAND, President of Farmerf
Bank of Va.
JAMES LYONS, Counsellor a. Law.
Rev WIN. NJ CARMICHAEL, D. ID.
SMITH ROBERTS Hardware Merchants.
JOSEPH P. WINSTON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant.
HUGH w. FRY, do do.
JOHN LYNCH, Collector ofthe Port.
]. MILDEBERGERS SMITH, Proprietor of Amer
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO., Merchants.
ROBERT d. WARD, Attorney at Law.
N B. HILL, Auctioneer and General Agent, Wall
street.
GEORGE E. DENEALE, Senator Rockingham
county, Va. ja 20-lm
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AMUSEMENTS.

DICHMOND ATHEN EUM.-The Rev
IL A. 3. VANSANDT will lecture at the Hall of
the Athenaum, on THURSDAY evening, the 18th of
February.
SUBJEcT-Holland and the Dutch
Prices of admisson-25 cents single tickets-12k
cents each additional ticket
Doors open att P. NJ. lecture to begin at II P. NJ
fe Is
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-James Norland anf
Patrick Martin. charged with assaulting and beat
Ing Thomas Crsgan on Monday night last, were ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, examined ant
convicted and In addition to being held to bail fol
their future good behaviour, were recognized 4
appear before the Hustings Court to answer bill
Of Indictment to be preferred by the Grand Jury
against them for the assault
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUf-
rY AND Trust COMPANY, PHrLADELPHIA--Cndyte
Perpetual-Cash Sgstem. Capital (ascevfafned voins
of premiu1sJ and assets, January, 1855.
$685., 203 06.
The eminent success which has resulted to this
Company arises from its distinctive plan OF opera
tions embracing stability. security, perpefuity and
availability.
1t Is respectfully submitted that business man,
upon reflection, win omit to effect Life Insurance
forthwith; to lose thereby, In any event. d impossible;
gain thereby, Is every instant possible, provided
the Company selected to contract with conducts It's
business judiciously upon the cash principle This
Office does deal in credits; all its operations being
based in cash. its policies payable In like manner
and instead ofbeing Diminished the amount insured
is thereby largely increased. No scrip dividends, pay
able when convenient arc Issued no notes are re-
ceived for premiums to accumulate, eet up and OF
set the payment of the policy. Premium payments,
in cash. may be made quarterly, or otherwise, at the
pleasure of parties applying for insurance Annual
dividends may be converted or paid In cash. BY the
Company, or the amount thereby appropriated 70
the payment of next premium, as due. No deduc-
lion from the amount insured in any event.
Blanks Prospectuses, Annual Reports, Policies and
all necessary information and assistance may be had
on application to JAS. r. NORRIS, Agent,
9th and Bank sts., Richmond, Va.
p CLAIBORNE GOOCH,
Medical Examiner and Referee
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e2 E.-All persons having
- signed their to participate in the CO.
~ TILLON PARTY, to take place on the 22d of
AIA February, at SCHUTTE'S HALL, or who may
desire to do requested to meet at the residence
of Mr.. j. Albert Johnson. ON jackson street, third
door above 1st street, on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, at O'Clock.
Tickets-Music and Refreshments included-$1.50.
By order of the Board of Managers
]. Ell. MCCALL n
fe14 ct NJ HOBSON managers.
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.


lMPROVkMENTHY6 OF VIRGINIA
We have heard good deal Of the In.
ternd Improvement Sysfem'' Of Virginia,
bat. sxcept = bitter piece Of irony, can see
little meaning IN the phrase Never was
there . Sta1s which was 90 entirely guilhess
ofev~y thing like "system' in her improve
ments. The only system upon which she
has practiced. has been to begin every thing
and complete nothing. All along her eastern
division viii be found the beginnings of nm
Anished railways, pointing to the west or
south west and ending in the woods. The
millions which she has scattered upon these
fragments Of improvements, If they had been
consolidated upon a System of improve
ments, would long ago have connected her
with the waters Of the Ohio, and placed her
treasury in condition to construct less i'm
portant works Of merely sectional charac-
ter. But railroads are not confined in Viz
ginia to the legitimate purposes of railroads.
The locomotive, instead of bearer OF bur-
thens for the objects of commerce and trade,
becomes here hobby for aspirants to ride
into Office. There are not rails enough in
Virginia for all their hobbies to ride in har.
mony. and the result is q general collision and
blocking up of the track, so that the Com
monwealth makes but slow progress.
There has been great deal of discussion
about the proper gauge of the Covington
railroad, and the result seems to be that it is
better to losea connection with the great Val
ley of the West than to have . railroad
which Is not of certain width. Plain, nm
sophisticated minds might suppose that there
10 scarcely importance enough in the differ
ence between feet 8 l-2 and feet gauge,
to warrant the arrest of our progress as
State. and to paralyze and render proftless
every work which has been already con-
structsd. But it is just that difference upon
which Virginia is splitting and making ready
to 60 to the bottom. Without entering again
into this vexed gauge question, we think it is
. great pity that some of the leaders in the
Improvement camp of Virginia have not been
themselves constructed on wide gauge.
At present, the track of their ideas is 30 mar
row, that it can scarcely accommodate any
thing larger than a small hand car, in which
mot more than one person can ride at time.
It would be infinitely better for Virginia,
If she had never embarked dollar in public
works, than having expended millions upon
millions, to stop midway, and leave upon the
shoulders of her people heavy load of tax
alton, with no hope of amelioration or relief
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or MILITARY, CIVIC AND FAN /
"a CY DRESS BALL The YOUNG GUARD ID
MH respectfully announce to the citizens of VII
9rA Richmond and vicinity, that they will cele- "
brate the approaching anniversary of the birth of
GEORGE WASHINGTON by a
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY
DR. IS BALL,
to be given lat the UNITED STATES, formerly
UNION HOTEL, on the evening of WEDNESDAY,
the I'D of February, 1854, being their fourth annual
Ball.
The Corps while asking the patronage of the cit-
zens and military, beg leave to all who may
wish to participate with them, that no pains will be
spared to make the occasion worthy the day cele-
brate, ample arrangements having been made to
that effect.
MUSIC-Smith's Armory Cotillon Band.
SUPPER-Bv an experienced caterer.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-with red,
white and blue Rosette-Lt. Hugh w. Fry, Jr.. Ser
geant L, L. Smith and Private r. C. Stanard Jr.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION-Red Rosette.
FLOOR COMMITTEE-Blue do
SUPPER do White do.
Tickets of admission, 81 Soto be had of any mem.
Der of the Corps at the doer the night of the
Ball.
" NO CHARGE FOR LADIES. e1O
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T AIDES RETICULES, &c.-A fine as
IL sortment of Ladies' Reticules. furnished with
the best niaterias; Feather Cabas; Work Boxes.
Also, an entire new stock of Porte Monnaies,
opening per steamer this day. and for sale at
BULKLEY Il CO.'S,
fe15 No. 1877 Main street.
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MATHEW JokpAS. Auetioneer.

MATHEW JORDAN. Auctoneer
ny JORDAN d. NORTON, Auctioneers ..
ID Commission Merchants No $50 Broadway, zap stsiuJ
tween Franklin and Leonard.s,A ,,n
The sbove would announce the Trade that they viii
49,, srst Lot sale OF BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c % I
S5th OCTOBER. 1854 Also. they al he'd sale Of mrs
curious Works O THEOLOGY, StlENCEi &c, &c, "
TOBFR % At No. $50 Broadway Cnaiogne re@dy Octt
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HENRY H. LEEDS, Auetloneer-By u. II LEEDS Co
FRIDAY, Sept. q, at lOl o'clock, at To-.
salesrooIn No 10 Nassau st ositon Lace, from \
IS inches IN wdth aso Caps, coss
&c. Of the iDes. quality
Havana Cissrs-Asout eco genuine Havana Cigars By
cent avas and warranted In every respect mprng b
dies Londss.Re gass Tabucos ard siilllr Commune sizes
the following LIBERATED brands VIZ. La seyans La fyni
N Tupan Eide safo Rio Hondo Cu1rey La Flor del P'
III Psseo LIS Orleans Ia sns. La Prrferencia aud many o
ayonte brands ell Of which are warranted genuine impoHe
Havans Cgsrs sn5 ~. 70 sold n lots 10 suit purchvs
Terms 900 90 days approved udorsed notes. und' y
amount cash city funds Samples vii be ready tof exAzlA
then early on the morning Of sole.
Immediately After the sdls Of Cigsrs-Meerschaum ~
mounted IN pare gold and silver exb AZ the Crystal Pdn>
al OF which warranted Of rec! meerscba1n AID molun
solid per catalogue conssng Of large vscty Of ever
style and description of the %, exquisite wortraoshp
desigLs Ogeth wb 5aT holders. AID also large se
N Snuff manufactured Bernard Brothers The Oldest %
man manufacturers essb shed 5 at On nbaeb 90
Main The above mentioned goods for exhibition -
com petition the CRYSTAL Palsce. Also mahogany Mo
raj Cese made in Pans for exhibition a. ne Crystal Pase
with place glass font and coos Alec superior Guitars
ty5f4l
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RUSSELL v WEsrcorT. AssaoBeer
7 ARGE CONTINUATION SALE Of RICHIE


7 ARGE CONTINUATION SALE Of RICHIE
LCOsTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TO MORROW
Saturday % Il O'Clock a No y 9Th ay near h e. ~
he eBtls splendid Furniture q he above house Oslas 20
great quantity be s3d rhe sale will be counusd on W.
DAY Ut the zane hour. Catalogues each dsT. Those ~
attend these sales asured hat every article will BE-
lively sold without reserve, and depos VIII be Requires
eve,y purchaser The Furniture In part consists Of s
Rosewood Piano Forte four round corners cost 100 30
wood Parlor Furniture covered IN Br0saee sute rc
c.rv,d Rosewood Tables Etsgeresi Rosewood Mnse cse
rich Eng Carpets. RuEs; splendid large French Plate ni1
richly framed; Embro0crsd Curtains; rich shades Ie,e
Tercs Velvet and Hair Cloth FOtsire aud Arm Cnns
Ross wood Mahogany Spring seat Chairs mssAnos
seyIss aid Dres6en Vases OInaineEs &c Aso, u e''
OIL PAINTINGS ia rich frames; French Clocks, &c-
CHAMBER FURNITURE =
Ro.ewood Book Case Rosewood ard v,sosany Ffsnep
40 ads Walnut d. with superior Hair Mattresses And ~
ssa.s to m Feather Beds Boiler, and Pi3w. Hose
NsLoz,ny Dressiag Bureaus Marble Top "ashst7ndsi ~
rb China Toilet sets; Oval and CIT Mirrors sOfasi Louns
sofs Bedsead; Inlsid Cl0ck.j Cheyai u ass. &c.
WV BASEMENT FURNITURE.
Oak and Walnut Extension Oinin5 Tables Oh. Glothsi
rsoI. reh Silver Wsre Ivory Cutlery; Cat GLASS VS.
lssr, nina Dinner and Tea Sets Solar LAMPS, &c VIZ
valuable quantity Of Kitchen Furniture.
Sac a. precisely posiponement on any account
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Alillinerp, &r.

DARIS FALL MILLINERY. - Mrs. WIN.
SIMMONS having opened her Fall styles Of Paris MIL
INFRY il prepared their inspection her First Premium
Millinery Rooms, No 5oi Broadway near the Metro
poliisn Hotel
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Clothing.

TT'HE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have constantly and az their sales room
No. Is Courtst GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS
Lsdie. and Chdrens All orders neatly and promptly
executed They respectfully solicit the patronage OF ne pub
lie proohyh, SePt. - TO-
HIHRFE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
sHsts al the price of IS usually cold at 81 neat
HAS Al 81 50 BROWN No 428 dudsonsL
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6onses 10 Eet.

III LEASE.-The Dwelling House Is very convenient and
very well furnished throu The Grounds are very hand
some containing 20 located the Hudson YER
hsh trouud with extensive views perfectly healthy, ard in
all very desirable residence and only hss miles
Railroad Depot Possession can DO given at Apply to
HOMER MORGAN, No. 8 Pines
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Dantina Aeaoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
IA No 6o6 Broadway. opposite ilth 81 Nj DOW Ohit
has the honor annoEnoin his friends and the public hat
the oasses for ensuing vii commence on SAL
DAY Oct at 7. n for Ladies at tor Children and q
o'clock Tot Gentlemen.
The elegant establishment has been additionally decorated
the floor and other Improvements made during the sum
er The improved system OF instruction 80 success
ful sdopon viii 10 retained with sshi alterations
suggested by ., perence Every novelty worthy OF attention
viii INTRODUCED addition % al the dances ordinary u'e
with the ssre careful 70 the progress and department
OF the pupils which hs been distinguishing cnafacerste
Of this oademy. s.--.-...f..
Circulars containing days h1us at terms o; Instruction
ear be had Of Aay the Academy or WILL De sent oy posi-
WHALE and DAUGHTERs DANCING
w CLASSES will commence A. Mefropol tan Academy
No. O. and % 9th tuesday Oct u atGothe HAL Adams
A. Booklyp Monday Oct Q: uuon Hail. Courtt, corner
OF sscketi Wednesday Oct H. For particulars see eircusI'
TO be had above or At No s6hav W. 'eseh on 'ne
Enost improve and 5c!ectite principles.
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6ouses n1ante0.

WANTED-A HOUSE of moderate size, with
about Is OF LAND, within an hours ride Of the
City, BY railroad Address r. s., No l7s Tribune Oce
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Real estate for Sale.

A PkiVATE SALE-The four-story brown
Hoa.s 4, nsht HOUSE and LOT No ~ West l7ihst Tue
nrox,ments nrs,rtte style, VITA ali the modern i'm
GEFTs lues,s.a terhes particulars apply 70 BAhER
corner Pinest, BrosSwss hsI'po"'AD OA-A
A pURChASER WANTED as soon as posi-.
Ar s sna sss', easss x given for most PLEAS
City Gentemsa-sixty - ot the haosoh
Y; steamboats, land every cav sn sepes sA ~
property has been held 100 no ses % s IA
for reasonable ofsI " an feeble VA 10 ssvs a. som
soOd chance for payment Sc. Call s see DC s'en anu
PERRY O. COLE.
RROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE - py--
- CHANGE "A beautifully located sna valu,A,s VI r.
eonstns OF DWELLING, 2xS6 and .,,P
sxtsnon x2$ two stories, together with four ., ~
FULL LOTS Gafessv Bedford, will be sot NJ ~
EXCHANGED for good COUNTRY PLACE, within rss..o
shs distance Of Newfoft. Of from twenty ser,
Fer further portiellas inquire Of or sadres,
J. WINcHESTER. No iv1 Fplson-st n T., (up stalr.I
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CHARLES r. MILLER Anc'i9ueer.
NIELVINA LOTS at AUCTION. CHA
vi r MILLER will sell on wE0SE sDAY. October .
S,,elolL on the ground - reseved BUILDING LOIS
he beautiful Age Of Meivina sd dining Maspeth Tbs
rerty siuot,d the NewtoWn add Fiu.hns psnk rosd
tween Masysth and C0iumbgsVie, aud i accessible ~
ssbufsb ferries at 81 fare Tue sale will be perr
toy and the property offers great Inducements 70 parcha
Title perfect nd terms Of payment easy.
For further particulars apply 20
CHARLES &. MILLER. Asctioneer No l95 Brosdwat
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100 = rC ~ NOTJCF.-GOLD WATCHES
A NJ MERwiv. Auctoneer
DY BANGS. BROTHER Il Co.-Trade S

DY BANGS, BROTHER ~ Co'-irade "a
Id Rooms No. l3 Prs.row - ., ,,,
FRIDAY EVENING, sept ~ ~ % O'clock
Valuable Stan DARD and MISCELLANEOUS bOohs-
COLLECTION embracing large assortment Of hne lterr
Sition. OF works various branches OF Literature arts a
snces including mny choice EnEsh publications. aud a.
r,etv al valuable WORDS recently Issued
Also an assoTtu ent Of Clsssca ana sehoo booN III qun
ties &c ,,,.,,, -. =, .,,pNrNos ~, ,..aa
Commencing At q o'o lock precisely.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of THEOLOGICAL AMI MisCEs
ANFOtrS BOOKs-ThA entire cole elton OF the late k
Fshsr Vsrels embracing great variety OF rare aud yslsa
woIs. In Catholic Theology Divinity Ecces,as.esl t.o
cbore and scarce miscellaneous books smong which mar
fourd refe ms.sls. &c. ,.
The whole forming coiee rarely TO De me' WIN
Cat.ocues are ready.
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sI . COTTON NOTICF.-LARGE SALE of VAL
MARX WAY Auct0ueeI.
ccrrNrEis SAIE of ElRNITIRE III

NARk WAY, Auc,,0L T. ~. .
A SSIGNTE's SALE Of FURNITURE RI
n mos SO. on SATURDAY, Sept ST. a. loi o'cloesl
- store 80 IO7 Fulton - between Nassau and WI aa'a
ne 80 .,x elegant Rosewood Pianos new and secOs
80 Nv enc OF the most celebrated city meNer. -
SsnS,omS Book Cssss. rosewood. mahogany aud stlS
$3.50, sofss Iorngs MatrAsses. &c. As). qu,niJt
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