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Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
Mr.. JEFFERSON.
HIS House, Death, Grave and Monuraen

1SAS IouSe, Oeatil, 0faVe and monument
On the summit that commands this enchanting
view, the mansion was built by Jefferson when
he had wealth to lavish on his cultivated tastes
The house was 100 feet long, and of peculiar form
and proportion. You enter wide and lofty hall.
that was once adorned with works OF art which
he had selected with masters skill. in the high
places of the earth; then you pass out to the SPA
cious dining-loom, with polished inlad floor: then
to his library, and study, and parlor Ascend this
flight OF stairs, not vide enough for more than one
TO walk up at time, and you find the chamber
where he died on the 4th of Juy, 1896 The bed
was in recess. the end OF wach contained two
cross-pieces AMI ON this was thrown the mattrass
which he laid himself to die 1t was the
gloomiest pace-that dead room-that [ was
ever I'M there was the strangest gathering of
thoughts, crowded upon each other, and each
claiming to be the true emotion for the hour and
spot l thought of liberty and revolutions-oc
human greatness and slory-ol philosophy and OF
religion, and infdelity, and death and hereafter,
of the sonl of a mighty man struggling with the
letters, and rushing away with them into the
darkness of an untried future, to the presence of
the Infinite, in whom the wisdom Of man and
angels is lost as a drop that falls on the ocean
before whom the soul OF the unholy shrinks away
and finds the rags of human glory and the fig
leaves OF philanthropy to be no covering when
the eye of the Holy One searches the spirit
Such thoughts as these pressed me as stood in
the chamber whence the soul of Jefferson fled to
judgment.
The mansion, owned by Capt. Levy, is
falling into decay; it was sold, and all his furni-
ture, Jefferson having died insolvent, aud almost
the only relic left OF man whose name is i2en-
titled with his country's history, as devoted pa
triot and distinguished President is bust of Vol
taire, which stands here tutear divinity of this
deserted dilapidated house.
As you ascend the mountain. YOU pass all en-
closure; without gate. that contains the grave of
Jefferson; and more neglected. wretched burial
place you will seek in vain. If Campbers last
man had been buried there. he would not have
been less cared for.
The wife OF Jefferson, torn from him by death
ten years after their early marriage lies here
A granite obeiisk battered much by pilgrims.
but without name or epitaph, is doubtless the
monument of Jefferson. 1t was here placed by
his executors, and the panel on which was to be
inscribed the epitaph he wrote for himself has
never been inserted in the stone. | was told it is
lying, with the iron gates designed for the encIos
ure, on the bank of the river where they were
landed, and that no man has troubled himself to
see that they reached their destination. =
IN. Y Observer.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
NGticc.
WASHINGTON POsT.OFFFCE;.

Arrivals and Departures of the U, S. Mail.
EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday. Fri. G p. NJ.
Departs every Tuesday, Thur, and Sat. y 4. H..
TEXAS, via GAINESVILLE.
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday. Bpm.
Departs every Monday and Thursday, ~. 6 A. NJ.
WALNUT HILL AND SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday and Friday. sp NJ.
Departs every Wednesday & Saturday. 6 a. NJ.
FULTON.
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday. 6 ". NJ.
Departs
Arrives every Sunday, a. ".
Departs every Thursday ri,
PANTHER (oR MoUNTAIx.)
Arrives every Wednesday, W "
Departs same day.. N.
MURFREEsBoRo.
Arrives every Tuesday, sp. Al.
Departs every Monday.
Each OF the above Mails close at p. NJ. pre-
vious to the day of departure.
r. L. PHILLIPS. M
Washington, .4ug. "a, 1858
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
C. A u I'll "a.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii prosecute
In TO the extent Of the law All intruders on my
land Those that have been III the habit Of cut
ting my timber must and shall quit IT, Daniel
f. Williams is my authorized agent, and will re-
port all intruders
CHARLES u. mitchell.
Washington, Feb. a, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-10
$fOO REW ARID.

ID ANYWAY from the Planta- m
L = ton Of the subscriber in Un- TX
ion county, Arkansas, on the 9th NaaW
inst, two negro men--JACOB $50
and ALLEN. 'tAE
JACOB is a mulatto, about 27 y
years OF age, six feet two inches -.seA-n.zay3
high, has scar below his left eve. and the lt.le
finger OF his right hand is Off
ALLEN is also mulatto. about 21 or % wears
of age, low aud stout-rather chunky,--his eyes
are of yellow complexion.
Will pay the above reward for the delivery
of the two men TO me. at my residence in Union
county, or will pay literally for any information
that will lead to their apprehension 1t is sup
posed they have gone in the direction of Van Bu-
ren. Address the Undersigned at Union Springs
P. O. Union county, Arkansas
Ii. GEORGE.
.4prH 10, 1858. left
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DR. BENZ. =. JET,

HAS resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington, and may at all times be found
at hs apothecary store, unless professionally abb
sent, where he will keep full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May A.. i:tf
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0ALHD AT AUOry0u.

Wy g. MEILOR, AUcTI0NEER.-BY HOUGHv0N d
w Mellor, Wednesday, September Is, 1t 81 woosser
street, Brooms mortgages and sdministrator's
saiS Of all the elegant furniture, pianofoTv Sc con-
tanned In the above four story house. oonssng Of
wood pianoore richly carved rosewood par,r furni-
ture covered in satin brocatee rich brccatsle and
window curtains velvet carpets three ply and ingram
do rosewood mirror doors and back rosewood
marble top centre pier and side tables, thick French
plate pier and mantle glasses real ormulo and gilt
delabras oil paintings and engravngs carved rosewood
and mahogany marble top chamber furniture TO match
in eighteen rooms, pure hair mattresses, French
Gothic and cottage bedsteads SOFAS divars mahogany
and other chairs easy chairs window sh oil cloths
velvet carpet bedding, crockery and kitchen frn
ture The above Is worthy tina attention of houekeep
ers and the trade The Is in the very best con-
dtion, and been in about one year. Cost So COO
Ca alogues Monday, be obtained at lib Nassau
street. Cash deposit required from every purchaser
Sale positive, rain or shine.
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Yr,HE MARRIED wOaANs PRIVATE MEDICAL cox
n narricaau sRnfexnox n

TEvHE MAkkffO WOhAN ffIthfG MGODAL sJA
u paniop-By Dr. A. M. hsuricsau, Hofessor o
discases of woman hundreth edition. $500 0oo); II
mo- PIP. $50; on hDs paper, extra hodingi price g.
Every com plant to which woman is subject, from gs5
hood to womanhood snc also as wife sna ~ mother,
fully described with the csuses the symptoms, and
the proper mode Of treatment, in plain, simple, but b
The most chaste language easily Understood And the
tens with those described, tho nature character an
csuses OF he. complaint, and be spared much snriet
and SUFFERING Tns wife about baooInipG mo.hs
has often need Of instruction ant stvics Of th
utmost importance 10 her future health, in respect
which her sensitiyensss forbds consulting medical gsa
tleman, will end such Instruction and ADVICE and ale
explanations Of many symptoms which Otherwise weak
occasion much anxiety or alarm. How many are suffer
Ing from obstructions irregularities peculiar 70 "
female pyetem, which undermine tue HEATH Of the eneos
Of which they ignorant and which their ,0r
bids seeking medical edvicea How many suffer ZOE
prolapsus u.sr failing Of tbs vcnb) or from duor ID
6us (weakness debility, &c'sHov many are ~ constAa
srony Tor many moDths preceding confnemeats HoI
mapy hs yo icut II not dnngsrous de,yetise and so7
and uncertain recoysss? Sos whose lives srs hasAr5s
during such time viii each Ind In It's rage, tho means
prevention, An1ehorstion, AID reist. How many ns
Ear r,orneuts how mach anguish might havs bss
apsrea e. tie usrsT to her husband to her rsatvfs
~ ,msy poseesson Of this lite volume. II is imprz
ucsbis to convey fcy tho yrrious subjects treated
.. they ere Of nature strictly intended fcr he married
az t,oss contemplating ln&rrsgs W. sals ~ SttiaSs
A Townsend, 222 Roadway; Acriancs, sherman oS.
Aator Houfe, No. Vsssy steest; Dssitt DEveepost
Tribune Buldtogs); al No. AstoE Rcuse, Broadway
YORK; Joseph Tualss, Mobile also, Y. pesorson, q
Chestnut slrest, Phinasipai. on the rsseipt Ok 81
copy Will be ,rassnittsj ~ sea roa q postage TO "a
cnrt OF the United Sts.e All e.sls urs % eddresse.
not o.; d. u Or. A. NJ HAUSg.NAU. OMca iSe IApeyS
trsss New York. Or b,x l.Sss say Saak rs, fSss
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AGENCY.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, OPPOSITE
"A the Treasury Department. Warrington under the
direction OF Aaron Haight Palmer, Counselor Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States and Consul General
Of the Republic OF Ecuador for the United States estab
lsbed the prosecution and recovery claims o.
American citizens foreign government the United
states before Congress the Executive departments Of the
federal government and Boards Of Commissioners sitting
ia Washington recovery OF debts legacies aud inhsr
ancs the United states and foreign countries; invest
ents In United States ana State securities; collections
generally remttances and other money business. Hay
ing efficient and reliable correspondents IN the several
states and Territories n the Union Ia Mexico Central
and South America she chief cities Of EuroTe in Aus
traa Inais and Chlrs che undersigned is prepared %
give his prompt and faithful attention 70 all business
AARON n PALMER.
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PROFOs AIS.

r, RAprNG AND DRAINING OF THE VILLAGE OF
" Wakefield, Westehester unty.-Notice &,
tractors--Staed proposals for the above work viii be
received nth the 22d OF September, 1854 Pfoss and
speciGcaors for the be at the folio wing
places:-J. L. Wells, so Avenue II; j. H. Watts, No
Tbompson street. J. s. Greenn, $50 Greenwich street;
or at iltnry Muefs civil gaeer and surveyor $50
Bsoaaway, room 40, The Association the right
to rsiect all proposals. n Proposals for the same TO
be addressed TO J. ANDREW HtNDSHuCH, Secretary OF
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professor of autography Tor reading Of characters
BY persons handwriting, and spiritual writing
6um, will, upon the receipt OF twenty ave cents Tor
equivalent in postage s,ampsl and specimen Of haad
writing send to any person full deliuestion OF their
character, affairs Of tho heart success destiny &,;
also description o. tne one they love or WI ma
ofice N. Y Those residing out Of the city safely
transmit through the mail III communications answaz-
ed in one week after their receipt a.s9
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AIRS BREWSTER, 50 GREAT JONES STREET, COR
NI ner OF the Bowefy has been induced through the
persuasons of her many friends TO continue until fur
Their notice. She bs consulted Ia astrology lave and
Law matters interpreting dreams by books ADD science
and tell the Of the lady gentleman they will
marry also the OF her visitors. Ladies so cents
gentlemen dollar.
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NIEw YonK ASH PHILADELPHIA AND rHE soy1n
MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN 4
IN Lover.--Profcssor La~ton, Boston, formerly Of
London will send to any address, receipt of dollar,
post raid plain directors to enable ladies geutlee
TO win the devoted affections OF many OF the opposite
sex their hearts may desire Tbs process ia smple
but captivating, that ali may be married. irrespective
ess Il can be arranged with such ease and scscy that
detection is impossible. Address Professor Inwton Bos
ton Mass No letters taken from the Post oce unless
the postage 10 paid
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NHApAME MORROW WILL CAUSE srEEpT kAn
l riagss, who win al enjoy the greatest
matrimonial Bliss and win show tia person thsT WI
marry throuch an instrument which she win cacss ~
umlats itssM b. invoking shs powers Of hu wsAdssf~
scence And viii tai all svspts Of kfs, AID svsa tbs vQW
thourhts re- Brooma s..eo uAanec street asasA0
men not admitted,
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UCULxg'Vs AND AURISTS.

nR JAMES POWELL 0CULIST, AURlST, nc -
IL Receiver his patients from niue 70 four o'clocs,
daily, 81 his ocs 5o2 DroAdway waera caa be procursd
his PECULIAR Treatise the Esep and his ah acting
eye au3 fountains Artificial eycs inserted without
the slightest pain, yhi5h exactly like the natural
eye, and rese nhis y In color and eTprsssioo.
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TOHN W. SoMERNDYKE, AUCToNEER MORT
81 gage and executive sale of splendid household fur.
uture, panoforte, &c, this day, Sept. 18TH at the
auction room, No ITO Centre street. OF Frank
in street. at 10 O'Clock, consisting OF SOFA tec- tete
paIlor and chairs, rosewood fra mes upholstered
with crimson plush, marble top centre table, mahogany
mirror front bookcase marble top sideboard dress ing
bureau, mahogany tables also, common tables, bed.
stead chairs IA marble top saloon tables clocks
carpets &c also by virtue of execution three bbls
-four, platform scale and portable forge.
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"ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. = BY II. Fl
i i LEEDS 4 co, on Tuesday, September IL, at IL
O'Clock in fiont Of the sales room, 10 Wall street,
brown horse 15 hands high and nearly six years old
is very stylish driver Kind in all harness. and
anted sound by the owner; il excellent saddle horss
or q lady or gentleman and will stand without tying
Also, Light shifting buggy made by good city maker
md nearly new, having been used but two months Thu
Dove viii be positively sold without reserve the
wner is private gentleman residing few miles from
he city. They can be the morning of sale by
applying at the sslesroom.
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M B. BUTLER, AUcTIONEER. ADMINS
M traitors sale OF household furniture e Selry, &c
VIII be sold at auction, Thursday September IA, at
10 O'Clock A NJ, at % Manhattan place, near Reade
street. the effects of Margaret West deceased consisting
of parlor. bedroom and kitchen furniture, marble top
centre tables pier glasses French bedsteads sofas d.
marble top washstands carpets oil cloths damask
tains, mattresses bedding &c Also splendid assort
ent of female clothing, jewelry, &c Terms cash. De-
posits required from al purchasers. By order Of
PETER B. SWEENY, Public Administrator
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PATTERY, AT CASTLE GARDEN-spALDING 1

=
OPENING FEE MONDAY, SEPT. II.
This fist grand equestrian performance will be gives
at three O'Clock,
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
foors open at 2 o'clock At night, doors open at I.
and performance at O'Clock.
Admission, % cents only.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
Particular notice This douclo esa bshment can r.
main In this city this week only, positively, its an
pontments already made up the lat OF November
WITH THE F1.0ATING PALACE CIRCUS ~
will be found Bill Lake, the great New Orleans clown;
the fan Man Monkey; Mile Agnes, the celebrated
Creole GYM aat the well know Motley Brothers Henry
Msgilton the noted hurdle racer; Grann the extra
orc,nary eymrahs Mrs Lake, the IL trepd horsewomAn
Prof Baldwin the wizard of the South; G. Brown W.
Kinkade, &c &c.
WITH TIE NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
Walter symar the peerless bareback rider j. Rogers,
the distinguished dramatic equestrian; Mes. OrmOnd,
the favorte scenic equesrienne Mrs. White the skilft
horsewomsn; Master Clarence, TIE young eauestriaa
hero Durand and Certify, the great equibrsts hobart
White the accomplished maitre dc cirque Mons Paul
the modern Jehu Mons La Thone, the Hercules Of the
arena; W Conner, T. Wilson, &c &c.
Edward Kendall, leader of the brass band; George
Cboste leader Of the string band; Bill Lake PRINCIPAL
clown; Col Willis, treasurer.
Tickets ut ticket Offices only. No money taken at the
door Pedestrians will enter the Battery corner OF Bat
terry place and Washington street visitors In carriages
through the gate on Wa hiDgtoD street.
The two C.rcuscs will be exhibited at Jersey CITY.
Sonday, September IS; Paterson 18th; Newark 2osks
Railway, 2Ist; New Brunswick I'D; Trenton Esd Mt.
holly, 25th; Camden, Goth.
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- RI.i AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GARDEN.
" Wednesday evening, Sept 10, the opera OF
NORMA
Tickets, with secured seats 49, promenade ,iksts 81:
at the ger trAi tcktt Office OF SAMUEL G. JOLIIE 800
Broadway.
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HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. BY II. H.
IL LEEDS CO., on Wednesday, Sept. IL, at TO-
O'clock at p West Twenty first street. Sixth avenue
genree household furniture in Hne order, and nearly
story house consisting partly Of ne Brussels carpets
rich paor suit covered in silk brocaee worsted
damask window curtains and lace under do, rosewood
pianoforte nearly new-a fine instrument wood
chairs and paror chairs covered in orange satin
damask dining rosewood chairs covered in worssed
brocaee buffet extension dining table, side and centre
deliers and gas brackets, hall rack oil cloths
stair carpets, dressing bureaus bedsead chairs do
revolving in morocco side tables wardrobes washstands
French NOR and Turkey red window curtains ingram
carpets cottage bedsteads and chairs mating with
other household furniture-the property of gentleman
removing TO the country.
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AgTROI.OGY.

NEADAME ALVIN. FROM PARIS, TENDERS HEB
wi ssryiceg 70 the ladies' and gsnsmen o. this city
asoogy, by books and science and Ia to be consulted
about love- marriage, BUSINESS, Law matters, 10. Sd,
win tell the nams Of tie lady gentleman they wiz
marry, also the of her visites. Madame Alwy
speaks ths English, French and German languages
Residences 800 Bo~ery, between First and Second streets
Office hours from 10 A. n. 10 ~ n. Ladies so cents
gentlemen 81.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
lyl most wonderful astrologs IN the world or that
has ever been known. She will tell past present and
future events; and viii show your future husband and
absent friends which has astonished Thousands during
her travels In Europe She is q seventh dauehte: OF
seventh daughter ana was born with natural gift By
invoking powers Of her wonderful science 70 e even
their very thoughts and win happy pairs to come
together who win all enjoy the greatest happiness OF
matrimonial bliss Her predictions are truly astonishing
10 ali who visit her. Those who wish speedy marriage
may call soon, AID they may depend upon true advice
Broome street, between Cannon and Columbia streets.
fantlsmen not admitted
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MILLINERY AND DHEssNIAKING.

- REAT BAEG AIMS IN RICE Observation-Disclosures
" Goods and Dress trimming Ribbcns N. ii.
LlCHlENsIElN, 30 Bowery begs leave 10 inform his
numerous customers that by ing advantage of the
extreme pressure in the money ke in Europe he has
been GRABBED to lay In heavy stocs OF choice fall rib
boDs milbncrs and dre,smaaer's trimmings at an
trsordirary great sacrifice. Merchants miiiners and
the pubic are invited to ca they will find goods at
about half the cost OF importation Just opened forty
OF ch feathers French owes silk veivets satin
fancy dotted and diamond silk velvet
MISS SOLOMON, DkESSMAKER, NO &c NORTON
ll street, has removed TO 1874 Sixth avenue bstw
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. thild hoor back ioom
She niuues to go out by the day dressmaking The
best OF city reference given.
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TOHN l.. yANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
~ on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
sth 14th and 18th at half past ten O'Clock each day
the eaesroom 80 Pine and So Cedar streets $50
ench, British and German fancy goods, italian marble
atuary cut glass &C., the greater part Of which Is OF
\. latest importation and embracing the newest style
ouse Hguie divine love- by nellie, two busts Cicero
nd Seneca by Camc carved alabaster vases large mis-
.irobba on columns Roman and Eruscan vases,
orns, &c, with relieve Pompeii pitchers; over
sSne hundred clocks in bronze, ormula and marble
movements warranted; also real bronze by Meme and
other celebrated artists also richly ornamented and de
corated Frerch china and porcelain vases white, plat
and acknowledgement wnre various subjects Bohemian
glass; consisting Of vases card receivers pocas decan
ters &c French China dinner tea dessert aud te.e
ete SETS also large assortment of plated ware
sayers, walters Tea SETS castors cake basket dinner
Of the richest assortment Of goods offered at bic
sale,
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A Us1RALIA-INDEPENDENT LINE-THE BEAUTI-
IA full A clipper ship FRIGATE BIRD, sos tons
giser Perry Cope Commander, will be despatched for
Melbourne the 9th October The small capacity Of
this splendid clipper ard her ne arrangements for pas
segers, render her the most desirable ship up.
Shippers and passengers requet ted to sxamn her 1t
pier East river before engaging else For fregh.
or PASSAGE at the lowest rates. apply board or to
ARKEIL & ELLIOT, lac Pearl street.
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TY g. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
u and New Orleans.--Change of sailing days to the
2dAnd 18th Of each month (shen these dates Sun
day. Sept. 18th, with the departure OF the CRESCENT
CITY, John MCGOWAN, Commander at Up. NJ, from pier
foot Of Warren street. Freight TO New Orleans 40
. cubic foot. Specie only taken freight to Havana
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of ladng of the
form, signed by this company, on application 1T this
Office.
EXTRA STEAMER FOR HAvANA-On Tuesday, Sept. 10, at
2P NJ the fsvorite steamship Falcon, with passengers
for Havana only at the following prces;-Stateroom
berth, upper deck $50; d. do lower deck, $780, steer
age found bed and board SIS For freight passage
apply at the Office of the company III West street
ner CT Warren street H. o. ROBERTS
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wv WHITES, AtCIIoNEER, Will. SFTJ- THIS
w day, 81 10 clock AZ 81 West Ihirtv a. III
all the gtnes pefor chamber aud Kitchen fufn;sn "a ~
the above four story house. consisting of nah ,rsn
fas chairs tables mirrors window curtains pianos,,a
mantel ornaments three ply aud other carpets ocishs
stair rcds na hogany beistead hair feaths
Mds bcodrg, bureaus, rashstands, SC together With
basement ane kitchen furniture. Sc.
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yLrANTED-A PARTNER, WITH 50, 900 CASH, IN
w one of the best paying business in this city. The
advertiser has factory, steam engine machinery &c.
that in fun operation. To party desirous Of
safe business that will pay from $40 900 to $l2 per
AMMAN, an opportunity offers. Address W., box los
Herald Office, for two days.
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DUssEL w. wEsTCOTV, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III paste ma.ussc.ory n. auction r. w. WE-rCOTr
viii sell on Wednesday, Sept 13 at lo O'Clock the
tablishment known as the Manhattan Laboratory, No
lo4 West Thirty second street, Sc yenth avenue,
consisting Of al the arrangements essential for the
nufacure CT this article including the premium obtsoed
for it, The apparatus consists in part of 900 tin
PANS large copper boilers holding 30 gallons EACH set
CO. W gallons EACH not set furnace, stove andpipe
with fixtures ioi hot room; SINNERS =
sleeves, etameied coppers, 80 gallonsG y
patent scales, &c. The sals will be 8 ~ ~ H.
shine. House and stable to let. - T.