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EeENoH SHIRT BosOMs.-The rapid increase
Il in the sale of the new SHIRT BUSOMS war
rants US in presenting to the trade and custom
ers verV Large assortment of the newest styles and
at the most moderate prices.
Families and shi,. makers will find it cheaper te
buy these bosoms than to make them. The trade
suppl ed at wholesale prices ct sTEVENS'S
up 2Z-eoti Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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- The breeding Of salmon in ponds in
Scotland has been completely success. ful, but
the young fry have very strong propensity to
pass out Of the sluice ways into the rivers.
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The TIDEwATER CANAL.-The late break in
the Tidewater Canal has been repaired, and
the boats are nov passing
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AUCTION SALES.

BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneers.
" ALoAbLE BUILDING LOT on sth street v est
sh.p ar 1nAucIion-on TUESDAY, the 9th inst, we
lot NJ o. 10 Ifont OF the premises, at O'Clock u n
ct ~ 81 ~ IN subdivision Of squsre $685. fronting %
oes on s.a street west running back e4 fst inches
Title perfect
months, with interest IN ana ~
=, GREEN 4 SCOTT.
J0So Auctiopeers
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. The Shat Fishery Of the Delaware has
just closed, and is said to have been the most
inclement and Protitless ever known.
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La HERMANDAD.

4 NEW end charming sett of spanish Waltzes,
"a composed by Senior iedro A. Dumas and en-
teiished with correct and beautiful view Of the
Academy # the Visitation, Georgetown. d. c. Pub
hshrd by Hlloas hitz, Wa hington, ID. e., an for
sale by all the principal music stores throughout
the United stete. The trade supplied on liberal
terms. jse
Nat Intel, AK Gag, Georgetown Adv, Bait Sun,
and Frederick, (Ndl Examiner, each st every other
day.
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HOUSES Fur REMIT have for rem
IL several new convenient houses with lots O
TWO sores OF ground attached to EACH sit sted on
ne" street parallel with Boundary street, running
aohg the top of the ridge west of the railroad where
II ieaF es the city, little more than a mile north
easteriy from the Capitol.
Ihese house have from seven to ten rooms ench
including kitchen, with raj closets and ce lar
~ooasheds and a stable, and pumps of excellent
water near at hand The situation is teaui ful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the CITY
ana having the Capitol in full view. The approach
70 them Is by Il street, Delaware Avenue. and NJ
street. graded and grayeled. The soil of the lots il
generally good, and capable of being made very pro
uuctive.
An omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, II street, 9TH street and
pennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at abou,
nall past eight o'clock, a. m- and hafpast two D. m
returning. after brief stands the War, NAVY and
treasury Departments, the Centre Market Genera]
Post Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly adj pied for the resi-
dence OF Clerks and others of sejentary habits who
requise exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in a garden.
Tie houses and lots will be let az they stand with
a large shed containing stall for q horse and an
outbuilding. at the very low rent of TWO HUN DRIED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with q
due increase of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, ESD, occupying q house
OF the same street. orto myself my residence nea,
the premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, June I'm
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m ARNIE %.

MARNIE
In this city, on the 25th of August last, by the
Rev. Mr. Williams, Of New York, and Oh the 7h
instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Boyle, ct this city, Mr.
ktEG Of New York
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BY E. g. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

By Il. e. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
NOR SALE.-I viii sell my House and let on Sec
E ond street, near the College, &c -rgetown-hs
81 feet front by $50 deep: in two Jour lots; at
private sale or at auction.
II not sold at private sale it will be sold at
ton next THURSDAY, the 5th inst, at 6o'clock
in the afternoon. JNO BPACHLER.
E s. WRIGHT,
je10-d Auctioneer.
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WANTS.

and 90 WIanted, advertisements, four lines
OF less for each insertion, IS cents; each addtiopa,
line cents.
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FANS-FANS-FANS.

lust received a full assortment of the above arti
u Giles necessary to the coafsrt of ALL together
with ane lot of French FLOWERS Bonnet Rib
apds, Grape Of all coors. first rate assertment of
Hosiery of all sizes and patterns Gloves of every
description, TWISTED silk Mtts, black dotted Silk,
for vels, the dots not stuck on. Black Lace Falls
Tissues.
Grape, SILK, Tale, and Straw Hats, selling at the
unusual low prices at
-.---.-. VIM. p. SHEDD'S,
may 30-f 1lth street, above Pa. avenue.
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NHINA CUPS 4 SAUCERS, with mot
~ toes Also, Vases Ink t. nds. Match Boxes,
Jewel Cases, Images, Cologne Stands. &c, for sale
very cheap at LANMOND'S, 7th ST
Ia Oft =
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BETTING AGAINST TINE. The challenge of
Mr. Tenbrook to run one of his horses against
the time made by Lecomte at New Orleans
four miles in 7:26-for $40 900, has been ac-
cepted by Col. Green and Capt. Belcher. The
affair will most probably come off on Long
Island, n. Y.
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LNOR SALE-A light two horse CARRIAGE l
Il would sell low or exchange for other property.
SIMON FLYNN, D street, next door to star Office.
ie 2-tf
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STORE FOR RENT-Ths spacious war house on
- tennsylvania ave, so long occupied by Messrs.
B. I. semmes d Bro, az wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for rent. Possession gwen i'm.
medisteiy: Apply to B. l. semmes or 81. G. Emery
ap 13-titf
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kfOH SALE-The Stock aud Fixtures of a Tobacco
u and sesar Stor., HIGH has been doisg q good
business For particulars apply to
CiAS. WAITER
lie 9-3ts Al hetvoa, q al ~ -.
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T OOK FOR YOUCsELvES-we have this day
i 4 received a few Of fine French kid Slippers.
Do linen Caters; do satin kranf Caters also for
geutl men, few ses Let 1t Kid, top, button, aud
plain Cater Buo's; Misses and childfens enameled
Gaiter Boots. Boots and Shoes mazda to order.
L. B. GRIFFIN Co.
Pa av., between 9th aud l0.h Sta, next door TO
Harper & Co. js9-3ls
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NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT HOLDERs

NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT HOLDERS
H'HE fire which occurred on the 5th in tant hay
l. ing destroyed our Office, Papers, &c, renders it
necessary to postpone the drawing for the Union
Town Building Lots until MONDAY next, at
O'Clock p m when it will take place at our new of
nee, on Seventh St, few doors above Odd Fellows
Hall, until which time persons have the priv
lege of subscribing for the few remaining Lots at
the present very low price, viz: $50; 'p1yable IN
monthly tastGtmsnts Of So EACH" for Lot "a feet
front by $50 feet ceep, situated in the most beautiful
end hsaithy neighborhoo1 around Nashngton.-
The streets will b. graded, the cutters paved aud
e9ged with shaGe trees, without charge to the lot
holders.
Persons In arr with their monthly dues, are
rquircd to gay up their names viii, be left out OF
the drawing.
"Leeds in fee simps." 'sgaarantied clear of all and
erery lhcu"sterdIcs," will be given to Lot holders
paving up In full at any TIN. alter the drawing on
MONDAY EVENING next.
aS Office open from a. m, until O'Clock. o. m
fei-5t JN0. FOX, Sc rotary
6GO YARDS Striped and Plaid Silks at
COO 5O cents, very good md cheap
1000 yards rich Black Silks, from so cts. up
500 do neat checked India Silks of very superior
quality
The above goods were bought at Auction and will
be sold at very Low prices.
WM. r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th street, opposite Centre Market.
may f9-lm
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M0ORE's IMPROVED TRIcOPHEROUs.

THE LATEST DLSCOVERP
Y\HlS article is presented to The public the best
Il and cheapest Hair Restorative ever yet offered
have witn' ssed its effects in q number Of cases.
know individuals who have acquired . new growth
OF hair by the Of two and three bottles Il will
effectually prevent badness, remove dandruG,
scruff, &c. and toilet article it cannot be sur
rassed-haVing many advantages over Hair Oils,
Pomades, &C. Sold IN large bottles at 25 cents per
bottle, or for 81. B. MOORE, Chemist,
je ST. Pa avenue opposite Seven Buildings.
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THEAP GOODS
~ 2,GC0 yards neat styIes and fast colored Lawns
just received, at l2l cts. -s4 ... .,- wa
900 yards plain colored Bereges, at 25c.
LOCO do figured do good styles, at 25 and 371<
cents
20 pieces fine colored Lupin's Bereaes at 81 and
TO cents, in all the most desirable coiors in
use, and at the lowest market price
20 pieces rich glossy bl ,ck Silks some good Goods
at IS and 81 n Cents
e % pisc's Dotted Swiss uslins from Csc ND f.,
to dozen Nett Gloves and Mitts Of good quality
SO pieces Bere,e de LANES at l21kc. some of them
Wor b 25 c-nts nd
Is pieces neat striped and check Silks at so and
GU cents. as- = Ft
We have many styles of fancy Dress Goods on
hand, which We will now offsr much less than the
usual price, in order to reduce cur stock.
W. NJ. SINISTER & CO.,
Central stcres, opposite Centre Market
ia S-det
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Nok KENT-A comfortable twc-s tory AMI base
i ment brick HOUSE en- the south 81 e Of K near
yard Rent mo ,erate lpauire of DR. Ioue;nr N
w. corner of 18th and I streets, 10 a3ts
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By GREEN g. SCOTT, Auc,,on.,r,

By CIR e en- s. SCOTT, Auctfoneers,
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND lot oppo-
ste Franklin Square.-On FRIDAY afternoon.
June 10th, at 6 o'clock. on the premises we shall
sell two-story brick House, with the lot situated
on street north, between 18th and 18th ste west
directly opposite Franklin Square. being pant of lot
"a, In square No ESQ, 10 by 70 feet inches 10 a 80
foot alley, end 10 foot alley on the cas-. side
This property is valuable, owing to its location
fronting OF public square.
Title indisputabls. ...-..
Sale positive. --,k-l
Terms: One.half cash; the residue in and IL
months for notes bearing interest, satisfactorily Sc
cured. =
All oonveyancing at expense of purchaser
GREEN IL SCOTT,
Je la Auctiopeers
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
rK-s- FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
I2SRIAGES AT LOW RATES
Ibe eteamtrs GEO. WASHINGTON ard THOs.
cOLLYER will, ON and after this date. run at the
above Rates. JOB C0RsuN
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
may I'D Captains.
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NOTIOE 10 BUILDERS sale, large guam
N tity Of Mr.. Tu ker's Mould Cornice Bricks do
iivered in any part Of the city ct IS per loot
june T. JONES Agent.
EANCY AND PLAIN NOTE PAPERS AND EN-
IL EkLoPhS, STAMPED To 0RDER.-The sub-
scriber has lsrga assortment Of NOTE PAPERS,
and ENVELOPES which he will stamp with the
Initials OF his customers. without extra charge.
Ase, general assortment of Plain and Fancy
Stationery, Visiting Cards of all kinds Playing Cards
&c.
Gard Plates engraved in the best style and Cards
printed with proMptpsss. WM. e. BAYLY,
Pa. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
NAV oD-eoav
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

I'VE have just received from auction a very large
w AMI general 8Ssertmrut of DRY GOODS,
bought at the late sale of the stock Of VERIFY Tetbs
4 VERIFY, consisting of Bereses. 1issues, Lawns,
Calico prints, black Silks coloTed Silks Pants Stuff
willie Crsps shswls, Veseits Hosiery, Gloves, Bon
nets rhroderiee. and many other desirable goods,
which Il be sold at half the original cos; OF i'm
portation. w. EGAN a SON,
No. 3, shady side OF Pa avenue, near eth street.
je 5-2w
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The NAvr YARD.-The friends of the suo.
eessful candidates at the late election, cele.
brated the event last week by handsome CO.
lation and by serenading their new represen.
tatives in the City Councils. Esputas Band
vas employed on the occasion, and speeches
were made in honor Of the event. lE
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EENTLEMRN'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI wishing to replenish their wardrobes can at all
times find at our sales-room q very large and COM
piete variety Of fest quality goods adapted to the
seas n and in great vari -ty.
The system adopted by US Of buying all of
goods FIR cash will ensure to the consumer the GER
tainty Of buying at che very lowest and at uniform
prizes.
STEvENs'S Gales Room,
Je 9-3t Browns Hotel.
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EN0R SALE-A NEWSPAPER and PERIODI-
Il CAL DEPOT ding 60 I'd business in . 6rst
rate location, being opposite to the City Post 0cs.
rare chance is offered to any one wishing TO COM
meoce business, having a good run Of steady GUS
TONERS Satisfactory reasons given for selling out
je Set
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WANTED-BJ young woman, a Situation as
w Cham srmaii AMI Seamstress in a private
AMY Best Of city references. Address an W.
az LIS ONCE. lie 12-1t*
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4 LEXANDRE DUVAL, Oeuyres Com.
IA petes, vols octave, half calf 81 So
keynard; Oeuvres, 4 vos, octave, full calf s.
Louis Rac,ne, oeuvres, vols, full calf a so
Oginski, Memories sur la Pologne ct les Polonais
vols, octave, half calf, 90 rs
And many other standard French authors for sale
at the same Low range Of prices imported by
may 81 FRsNCK TAYLOR.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q SCOTT, AuctIoneer

By GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at
IL Auctien--0n WEDNESDAY, the 14th inst.
we shall sell, at 10 o'clock a. m at the residence OF
Nr. !. g. Greer, on 1lth, between @ and H streets
north, good assortment of Furniture, Wig:
Mahogany Bureaus. painted wardrotes
eedsteads, Washstands Chairs end Tables
China, glass. crocksry. snd stone Ware
Window Curtains, blinds
Carpets and Rugs, dding
Gotten and shuck Mattresses
Cooking and other Stoves
with good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms at sale. GREEN 4 SCOTT
je I'D An.t;ora.,s
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, NEWS FROM CURA.

IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTICi-S r. SYL-
Il VESTER has received, al ect from Havana 4O-
90 CIGARS, manufactured from the best vueltsI
absjo tobscso, by Antonia Cabarga, No /, Obespo
street, Havana. 'Cilinarsdos," first, second, and
third qualities, brand Of ISI7 ind "Londresn br md
of 1s4S, DO 600 of each
Corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
lie 2-eo9w
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"ANTED-A WOMAN, first class brea ,ba
w ker, and pastry cook. Apply on +. near l4th
streets, four-story House, on the south side.
il 12-3;&
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THROWING STONES -Complaints are contin-
ually being made Of this dangerous practice.
and we had the other day to record an outrage
of this description committed by some rowdy
boys in the vicinity OF the Northern Lib critics
engine house On the same day several other
oulrages Of like kind were committed An
inter es;ing little son of Captain Schwar zman.
whilst sitting in school, lad his upper lip cut
by a stone which entered window near him
and a son of the Rev Mr. Eckart, also re-
ceived severe blow on the head from a SINH.
lar cause. We would remind the parties COM
uniting these acts, that each offender is subject
to q fine of five dollars and COSTS and we hope
that the police will be vigilant in enforcing it.
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SEA BATHING,
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
"a This new and popular establishment is low
lei open for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor. thankful for the patronage he has
Sd largely received, bes to assure his friends 81
he pub ic that the HOTEL in every d, rtment
will be kept ia style pcricr to any previous sea
son. Gas has bean introduced into 200 rooms
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged ex
clusively 70: this house, and many o:her arrange
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment of the que t..
Application fer rooms n ay be made by address
ing the roprstor at Cape Island, to the subscr
Der. L. HAYWOOD
No II South Sd street, Phiiadelp hia.
N.B.-Extensiye stsbling on the premises.
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PROSpERI,S CORNET RAM

PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.
V\AlS BAND is soitable for any and all purposss
Il and warrant to give satisfaction to ali those Who
may wish to engage them as Brass, Reed and Coil.
Ion Band, from one to any number OF Musicisns
with prompt attention, by applying to HILBUs &
HITz' Music Depot. or to
IF. PROSPECT, Leader,
At the Band Room, New Odd
fenows Hall, Carbon street, Navy Yard.
je 6-eo3t*
GREECE and the Golden Horn, BY
VI Stephen Olin, DID
The Parish Side, by the Clerk Of the Parish Of Edge
First Lessons in Gentleness and Truth, BY Aunt
Alice
The Home Of the Mutinsers on Htcairn's Island
| Cummiogs Lectures on the PARALLELS and Miracles
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, the second -
i ries.
A very large and nne assert ~ert f stAsoseis sne
| Blank pooks just rscs "a -nd Tor eaie ~ ''~
| prices, by wvSr
jeS- fsntineD
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LNOR SALE-At my Wood Yard on Maryland
Il avenue, ut the Canal Bridge near the Capitol
lwhere the best bargains in this city are Sold,
specimens nay be seen or samples taken. Orders
taken for White Oak Lumber. ALI sold low for ash
may 2@im D. W HEATH
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4 NEW CnuRCH.-We notice this morning
that masons are at work laying very heavy
foundation OF blue rock, on which to erect
the handsome edifce so long an object Of mem
oers of the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
CITY We are glad that the efforts of the min
istry and laity have been successful in OBJ
tanning sufficient amount to commence the
building; and we really expect to see the com
pietfon OF THE one of the most splendid build
ings In washington. The location is ON the
corner Of a. and G streets. = - 80 ~
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"ANTED-A colored GIRL, (slave preferred J
w from l6 to Is years old, to wait on the table
and do o!hsr house FORK. Apply at the brick house
northeast corner of 9th and Il streets.
ie l2-lt*
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NTANTED-A rood WET NURSE, for an infant
w two months old. Enquire at DR.. MAYS C
street. js S-4ts
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"ANTED-A good Cook, washer, and ironer-
w The advertiser will paw 81 a month wages
Enquire second door above 18th street, On Penn.
lie 9-3ts
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Sign of The Golden Eegle, Pa. sve., be;w.
ct o,b ga ,c,l "A,
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n, 4. II.
Asnys were in fair request Of atsady rlla3. 81 g
BnnApsTuTs FLOUR declined 1870. &c. per barrel
wi,h sales of 1900 bbls 70 choies s,a.o at %
and al extra brands at sio a. sii a. win oS S5s
Southern sour at about prsyious euoat,s, ibis KIND
xoe held above tho TsTs saysrs a'' w,ss Ns rsrs
and aayancins; tho salcs EMBRACED 500 buahsl Yirnie
o. Sss :: soo aSs @ g. so's RI q =
ard nominal State and Wsscrn cots 6acliDed 70 soc
ssc per s1shs Corn vss ,er. scty. but not g SE
Inferior 10 prime Western mixed
cciis a. ales q % bag, q Iagyra .sre mode q
Java sold BY auction Il - X average lesic
l,saa n,ga Of rio q % llsveIago 10 sl,ioee and
ec5 do. 10. quito common do az 81 i0s<-agerngc
% lto Tho whole sale Won. OF at fuli priscs. y
ctIgog The salca for the pa. two days haye rashcd
= IaGi1n TO Liverpool GO $40 cogaosesssa square
Sea island si sGs ana Ss S s ssn ~sss
whi asd our Sl nonsa Is as wa"e cotton item
WIS at 10. and ehes ut IS and %. There no change
duh a. 20 Ace per foot measurement ms barb Rato
Alice Eve years old ard 200 tsns burihe Pas sold q.
BAY-soms GEO Aeo bales wore rold at 100 70,
Hcis we've less actIe, at 80. Sec. per h.; Stock
IRON Abont 40 TO 10 tons scptch pr WIRE reported,
at prices rarsinS from sao Q Sal, six Iaoaiha.
1E = xiand was IN eenard at see. for common,
aicrAsavs The rsisa embraced 700 bbis New oresns
81 lec 2te sc Do at 2tc and 100 hhds Cubs ct 2cc
d a. &C. s sco gs yss q sS' rs;a ono
ssl ls5e lcr $40 lbs, delivered ant i0e Co. do a. q
SIN Raw sas onie. OF 81 20. t.
Ors-.hnie and sperm Ia better reqsost 81 old
prices. Salts aGe Of $50 bascss olive q. &c 20
- 7o with 1000 ganons il1fcd in lots, at 100 COO.
FER gallon. Other kinds unchanged.
PRovisloER.Poh Hss purchased 10 tho extent q 7c0
bbla, chiefly at 81 ior mess and Ell 80 sli e2 for
prime; with 900 bbla mess, delYorafIa Ia oil his
year. 81 Sl5. Gales Fere reported Of $50 raeiaes on.
meats ~ steady Drices. 400 tbs lard at TIE III kc
per d. and $40 bbls. beef a. yesterdays quotations
Iutter ano cheese were II FAIR request and firm
IsR-1Le MARKET Was steady, With salos OF about 800
easbt at - 81 a "a 81 pcr leo La. -ti ~ ...sts
sueAns markell eaiit.tcd no cbanao, n1nc sais8
were msdmate. Tho sales irciudci 200 hhds Now On
nons a. ne. A55<c and zoo 600 do. caDa nlasco
vacn, part 1t mo. TO- 2N W R7
wsisEFvsslos nero made o. 500 bols Ohio and pri,on
terms, per gallon
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(tHARLES W. HoLMFS, AUCrIONEER SALE OF
~ elegant household furniture, pianoforts, carpets
paintings, &c at auction w. Holmes will sell
row, Fiid Sep l. at lo5 O'Clock the entire contents
OF the four story house Twenty sxrh street.
three doors east of Seventh avenue c,mpsi,g elegant
rosewood sutsof paroo furniture in satin brocateIle
finely carved mahogany suite in plush, superior rose
wood octave panoforfe in perfect orders elegant
rosewood book case, finely Enishsd escrui,ore
wood .tegore with marble top and oval mirror doors
and bark easy and fow chairs IN rich brocade, SOFAS
paIlor chairs and ckers ne collection OF oil paintings
and steel plate avings, in handsome frances large
lot Of rich china and glass ware Ivory caer elegant
wood and mahogany French bedstoads with paliasses
and mattresses to IT. cottage besteads rosewood and
feather beds quilts holsters, pillows; mahogany and
walnut extension dining tables china dinner
basement furniture &c sac to commence at lo oclok
prscisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-31

ISDw:B D sIEIzENfCH, AuCIrONETR. EDWARD
II Sn.zonich win sell at auction, THE day Thursday,
August 81 at IL O'clock in front Of Z. Indlo0s store,
years OH. aned sound and kind go in single
and double harness; handsome gray pony, 10 hands
high -four years. DID, warranted sound and Bind, pair
OF dapplo gray horses, and yeus old, lbh hands
high, warranted sound and kind. Also two dirt carts
ana two sets cf harness.