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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE

l. Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust
executed by John Yarb,ough to the subscriber dated
the 9Th day OF August 1872 and recorded in Henrco
County Court CLERKS Office, the day, for the
purpose of securing certain sums of money therein
msntioned, due to VIM. J: Yarbroueh, shall on
MONDAY, the 25th day Of September, 1854, COM
mencing at o'clock P. NJ proceed to sell at public
Auction, on the first piece of ground hereinafter
mentioned, to the highest bidder for cash, the in
terest OF the said John Yarbrough fbeng one nnth)
in the following real estate, conveyed BY said deed
to wit: In lot OF g,ound containing ons acre, with
improvements and buiidings thereon, lying in Her
rico county, being part of square No. Al, In Adams
Addition. and occupied By James Yarbroueh in his
lifetime; Also In another lot containing acre ad
joining the lot first mentioned; and In another lot
containing half acre, in near Shed Town, known
as the BIick-Yard Lot on N and ed Streets in Ad
ans Addition.
Acting Trustee, shall convey with special wal.
ranty only. p. C. LARUS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARus l. SHINE, Aucts.
d.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun,

~ drsd Enameed CRATES and TENDERS for
sale ut redgced prices The subscriber has for ssle
the largest stock of CRATES aud TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his swn manu-
aud patterns, such square topped Gothic Liptic
Circles &c, with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum
mer Pieces, &c. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C. from town and
country punctuslly attended to and carefully paca ed
Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be ,upplied
at the lowest northern prices with the usual discount
off for cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry on Main be-
tween 9Th and 9th SITS Richmond. Va.
23-3m- SAMUEL D. DFNOON
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Mr. Archibald Cary, Edi-
tor of the Miners Journal, died at Cumberland,
Md on Thursday
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.-FARTHER PARTICULARS
r THE DEATH OF Mr.. AUBREY-A dispatch, dated
.ouisville Sept. q, says
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence yes
friday. The troops arrived at Fort Union on the
Il Of August, having lost 60 horses and 40 mules
heir headquarters will be Santa Fe. The Indians
we're quiet.
The non commissioned officers, who have been
,edered to the States will leave Fort Leavenworth
,oout the middle of September,
ubreys death the result of an alteration with
Veightman az to article published in the Amargo
lei Pays. The lie was frequently exchanged, when
tubrey drew revolver, aud one of the barrels
accidentally discharged Weightman at the same
moment drew bowie knife and stabbed Aubrey,
,ausing his death in ten minutes. Weightman
surrendered himself, and was held in $4,000 bail.
le regrets the occasion very much.
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DausKEN Row AND MuapKR-A row occurred
on Sunday evening, 10 the 18th ward of Cincinnati
among number of intoxicated Irish, when several
of the polcs interfered, and were severely beaten
Ex po iiceman Hedrpgton, who came TO the assist.
ancs Of the officers, received blow on the head,
which caused his death In q few hours Jerry
'cronsu. charged with ian ictins the blow, was AZ.
rested,
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AUCTION eALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
!. ny JOHN 4. D. PAYNE S.ie-m.r


by JOHN 4. y. PAYNE, Salesman.
A LOT OF HANDSOME AND USE
IA Full FURNITURE AT AUCTION-wili be
sold on thursday. the 18th inst at 10 o'clock, nj
the residence OF Dr. +. w. Roddey. the corner OF
Brosd and nth steeets aud opposite 70 the City Hall
all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture, cousist
ing In part Of
HANDS ms Rose-wood Sofas
Do Sofa and Table (marble.top)
Do large arm Cbsirs. (rose-woodl
Do Patior do do
DO Gothic do do
Do G ne seat DO
DO Plain sofs
Mahogany Gard Tables
Do Dining do
Do Tea do
Wardrobe. BIZ reaus Washsta-ds
Cor,ed Hair Mattresses, Feather Bets
Dinner and Tea Sets Sideboard
Refrigerator Damask Curtains
Together with Kitchen Furniture and many other
seful articles
TERMs-Under So, cash; $50 and owe, months
credit. for negotiable paper, endorsed.
SEA- r. CAUTdORN, Auct.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
Il VIII be sold on SATURDAY, sd instant, at 10
O'Clock, at the Auction Mart large lot of HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
OF Sofas Bureaus: Side bosrds Lounges Washstands.
ALSO, lot Of Cooking Utensils, embracipg the
usual variety.
ALSO. a small lot of Hardware
seq ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct,r.
HORSE AND BUGGY AT AUCTION.
- VIII be sod on SATURDAY next. Esd inst,
at 10 O'clock at the Horse Lot, young. well broke
Horse =
ALSO, entirely new Buggy
Will be added to the above, several Young Saddle
and Work Horses
ALSO. young Mules. well broke.
se22 ALEX. MOTT Auct
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BURNING OF A CHURCH.-The Congregational
Church, stone structure, situated nearly opposite
tie Central Hotel, in Norwich Connecticut was de-
tsroyed by FIRE on Sunday night. Its rear wall fell
across the grocery stores of D. P. Coon and o. j.
lamb, smashing the roofs and injuring the goods
There was insurance OF $40, 900 upon the church.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE.

CTOCK OF BOOKS, &c, &c, AT AUG
- TION.-Intendins to close up the bus'ness of
Slade BAKER, the entire stock Of Books, Station
cry. &c &C., now In store No. Exchange building
viii be disDossd of al public Auction, com meneins
ON MONDAY Evening. ths 18th inst. at O'Clock,
and will be continued each night until the whole
stock viii be disposed OF
Counters. Store Fixtures, &c, 70 ,.vrp
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Auefs.
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. log Main st.

.0N THIS EVENING, at o'clock, I
~ shall offer at auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods. consisting in part follows viz:
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1d0 gro Buttons, assorted kinds 4
us " Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 dog Knives Scissors and Razors
500 :. Porte Monaies and PuIaes
25a Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS " PLACED Sewing Birds
$50 assorted Combs
IT'S I" fancy Boxes, large assortment
$3.50 fancy Soaps 40fdifsrent kinda
Also, large assortment of blank books. paper, en-
veiopes steel pens, waferp double barrel guns pa
tent balances spoons cohee mills, hammers; togeth
er with great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, In lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted a. represented. City and country mer-
chants respectfully invited to attend the SALE a.
the goods will positively be sold to close conssn-
ments ELIAS HALE,
log Main ct.
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HANDSO1fR 4. I7sT n nr 2.

H AnMSD Iy q halCK DWELLING on
sALa AucT!0n -wni i "a g ssa. e sok
& g 3 &c.,. .sss q issl 6.
dwelling on the eouthsds AZ ON aoestse esisk
spd rnssy .ssssis sow ia ne oeesSsses 81 n =
liam, Esq. The fot fronts 81 fset 49, g fol-
70 IN alley The house hes rocus 1870 ~ 49,
sed . well Of fne wafer IL the yard
Terms e-fouvtb cash, balance n 4 q .,so-
for negotiable notes interest sdded and tifle
cd till last note IL paid sfef
q. " dOpDIH 4 ApPEnaoN A..
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STEAM CANDY MAN!1FACTOPY-
~ TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, If you buv Car
dies. see that you get retaiable article do not
buy the poor miserable stale northern stuff half four
that some persons would palm of you as good but
go to HOSSlEuXS and get package of his supe-
rior STEAM CANDY, made of the best crush Sc.
cars, manufactured freth and pure, and sold at the
same price the inferior article. He makes it eyerv
day, al and examine at
a2} LOUIS ]. BOSSLEuX,S No IG7 Main 81
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ENEMALE SCHOOL.-Mrs. CAROLINE
l. E. MAYO will open her School for the next Sos
sion, on the 1it MONDAY ia October, in the dry and
delgStfu looms, forming the bessneu of the house.
owned and occupied by Mr. Joel w. Watkins on the
corner of Marshal and 18th streets, and dagenally
opposite the Carlton House.
In this School the customary branches will be
taught but the main purpose will be to give thorough
instructionsi in Spelling Reading Writing, Arithme-
tic. Geography and English Grammar
few boys under ten years of age will be received
in a separate apartment.
For particulars apply to Mrs. Mayo, at Mrs. Clai-
borna's on Governor street .e23-ots
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WANTED-TO hire or purchase, to live
w in the city, q first rate CARRIAGE DRIVER:
one that also understands working in q Vegetable
Garden is preferred. Apply at this office.
"a Its
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, &c
81 ThesubscIiber offers for for sale fine and well
assorted stock of English and American family hard.
of every discriphoa-Siiver Plated, Alba..
English, Japanned and Planished Tin Wares Bri
tannia ditto, Clocks Looking Glasses Bathing Appa
ratus, Brooms, Brushes, Mats &C., by judicous &c.
ections Of almos. every article appertanins to the
kitshen departments of families, hotels, eating
houses, packets steamer, &C. with her usut.
81 and useful goods rurck will be supplied UPON
good terms IS at any other estabIshment in The
city, by R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
So Is Corner Main and 18th streets
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DOHTAGE STAMPG-Citizens and
j strangers desiring Postage 6tamps, can obtain
them IL fhe new Bookstore. Kent Square.
WIN. A. BUTTEk9. Is! Main st..
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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WANTED.-A respectable English lady
w wishes to obtain COS Portable situation, either
IN the city or country. as a practical Housekeeper
who ia perfect mistress in every department. hay,
ing had great experience for many years in the man.
egement OF cooking, picking and preserving that
Richmond. Sc 1-Iw
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
TION.-For the benefit of the parties inherent
cd, win sell publicly the premises at oeocls
on MONDAY Eyenine the End of October, Lot of
ground q feet front, and s21 feet Deep situated
the North side of Main street. between Ath and 18th
streets which has on II two story BRICK HOUSE,
On al. 10 1sln' = 's'0' ToLER L COOK.
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By DUNLOP. MONCURE co.
TRADE SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
Il LASSES AT AUCTI0N.-On "WEDNESDAY,
the 9th inst, commencing 1t 10 o'clock Ne win sell
AZ our Wharf and Warehouse ct Recketfs-
$50 Hhds La Sugar, varying from prime 70 strietly
choice quality
$50 Bhls. and half bills prime Molasses
Also, many other articles suited 70 the trade. =.
TEaMs-under ol00 cash; over eto0 mos eFsssf
fer approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather, the eoode Al being
under cover. DUNLOP. n0NCukE ".
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ENOR FALL AND WINIER.-I am now
in receipt of my large and we'll sele cted stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING and Gsntlamens, w.
nishlng Goods, embracing beautiful assortment of
ali the raress and most fashionable styles, which will
invited TO call and examine
HENRY SHAFER, corner Main and Peal sts
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EXECUTOR'B NOIICE.-All persons
Ia hsvins claims against the estate Of JAMES 30.
SHER decd are requested 70 present them, proper.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
il lI-h Executor Of james BosheT, decd
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A IR-SLACKED LINE, in barrels, for
"A Farming purposes, for sale by
..... CHAS. w. SNOW Office at
D. b. Bridsford l. Co.'s Store house on the Dock.
SEES
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

SULkY AND HOkSE.--On Saturday.
~ 25rd inst, at ii O'clock ct the horse lot nearly
in rear of my store, will sell fine Sulky ard Hsr
ness, but little used, and good family HORSE
draws anf rides well, and ranfed sound
ARABIAN STALLION Il will also sell AFT tha
same time and place. fine young Arabian Stallion,
STREET WAGON.-Also. street Wagon. with
Sc 22-2t r. CAIrTunpN
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WANTED-T o STONE-CUTTERS
W Six or eight good CURB CUTTERS, to work
at the City Quarry, can obtain employment. For
further particulars apply to w. GILL,
sc l5-lw City Engineer.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Win be sold in
~ front of the Con.table's Office ON SATURDAY. tbs
23rd inst, at the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ Ior Fur
nture large Screw and Mutt Cutter, &C.. sold to
satisfy snudry executions and distress warrants In
favor of Tucker ct. ais. W. Mitchell ct ais
TERMS OF SALE-Cash upon delivery Of articles.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. c., for
Sc 2-2t JsmesP. Tyler, H. R.
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WANTED-A first-rate Man COOK.
w and three WOMEN, to wash and iron. will
hire till the end OF the AID longer If thew suit
Apply at my house, Grace street, below 4th
Sc z2-ts B.. MANLY In
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Parls, Friday nlght-Dlspatches 1rom Dantzlc
.nnounce that Admiral. Napier would leave Led
iund on the morning of the 9th, with the Gladia-
or Cumberland and Belle Isle, for England.
NJ Benkendorf waited personally upon Prince
tharles, of Prussia, an avowed partiZan of the
Iussian policy to whom he charged with a
sstter from the Car.
A large deputation of the Swedish Diet have de.
handed the occupation of the Alland Islands and
'leir incorporation with the Swedish dominions.
The cholera and elections occupy the attention
f the Spanish people.
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CHEESE.-30 boxes prime Cheese land
~ ing from 8 Gamer, for sale by
s5S WILLIAMS BROTHER
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WANTED-A Situation as TEACHER
w either in public or private School. nv
young Man. Southern born and bred, and educated at
the University of Virginia. He Is well qualified to
teach the several English branches also the french
Latin and Gre, Languages The best references
and testimonials as to character and qualifications
will be furnished.
Al irsss w. B. p, box 44o, Richmond, Va.
70
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
Office at Geo. ]. Summers No. 20 Pearl STRAIT
II ORSES AND MULES AT AUCTION.
- will sell THIS MORNING. at 10 O'clock. AZ
the Horse Los. several Saddle and Harne 8, HORSES
ana e%o MULES. THOS. w. KEESEE,
fe e Auct.
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WINES, BRANDIES AND CIGARS
W In Store and for sale, choice assert ent to
which we call the attention of the trade and con.
sumers
S. Casks D. r. and Pale London Dock BRANDIES
in and !.
25 Casks Port Wine and Pert Juice.
So Casks Sherry and Madeira-part very choice
20 Bbls. choice Old Rye Whiskey.
holland Gin, Jamaica Rum. Scotch and Irish Whis-
ky. and full assortment of Cordials.
Porter and Aie-CIGARS of all grades
SEES DUDLEY L. co 70 Main at
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A'V Is - - u - - 80 - ~ -
u three LOTS ct the northweee corner o. nroed
and q5h streets The entire Lot has mont Of % q.
N Rrn.d sfrnsf And runs back ITO fact and may b.
int Two 81 fhres valuable tse for stores
dwslliss. hossss. Fer tsFnA *, spea{ g
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ShAWLS! SHAWLS Plain and En-
~ broiaered White Craps Shawls,
Plain Back do do
Long and square Broche do
Printed Ceshnere and Mnuslaine do
Black, White and Coored Thibet do
Square and Long Plaid do
For sale by C. HARTWELL & co
sc - lis Broad at.
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WANTED-By Young Man Of steady
w and industrious habits, with coed CITY refe
rences. situation Assistant BOOK.KEEPER or
Sc 22-St* "
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WANTED-TWENTY GOOD LABO.
w RING HANDS to lay heavy track.
WA. BRAGG. Supt. of Road
sel8 Office r. + l. P. RsR Co
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eslEA FOR SALE.-A small Pro-
pellsr TOW-BOAT, capable of tow.
ing the largest class vessels in perfect ORDER be
run at q moderate expense per day-say S5
For further particulars inquire at the corner of
Goth and Water ats of
Sc % RANKIN A. RARKER
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rl m,lLCH COW6.-Wfn also be spl three NILCI
Term: .n g as shove. ia W.. Aae.a.
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WANTED EMPLOYMENT-A Ger
" man GARDENER who has been living in the
south Tor the last nine years, perfectly acquainted
with every branch of his business wishes to obtain
situation in this city or neighborhood upon reasena-
Bile terms His wife would be glad TO take charge of
their dairy, the farm if desired Further partcn
lars enquiTs at MI. STRECKER'S store
Sc 22-S.t
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YANKEE SOAP.-IO0 dozen with a
4 large variety of fancy Soaps suitable for the
country trade, at low prices.
ne % BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
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NOTICE,-Mr. r. NJ. Burton having by
corded in the Clerks Office Of the Hustinss Court Of
Richmond conveyed to in trust for the benefit Of
bis creditors all debts due to him by Bond, Note,
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with NJ or with him, who 10 our authorized
agent with q little delay a. possible y much longer
m.,- JAMES JAMES DgkLoP. Trustees.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARABIA.
- .,rrp FROM rr-narv

rotR pAYs LATER PROM EuRerE,
Nxw Yosy Sept 2l.-The steamer Arabia arrt
we'd at O'Clock this afternoon bringing dates from,
Liverpool to the 9th Of September, four days later
than by the lest arrival.
Russla refuses the propositions made by Austria
a. preparatory 10 openiag negotiations for peace
declares her determination TO retire behind PIuth.
and there await the course of events whether hos
tile or peacesbe Aspecisi meeting of the Austrian
Cabinet hes decided that this refusal IL not easas
beti asainst Russia, consequently Austria will mein
tain her present position, awaiting the result OF the
allied attack on Sebastopoi.
New negotiations are Matching between Austris,
Prussia and the German States with the view to
lpeaoc. .,o,. -.
ahird son, Nicholas King of Holland
Bomarsuud has been destroyed; and the troops
have all embarked. DIS ID the only heui vi NEWS
we have from the Baltic.
A portion of the Crimea expedition embarked at
ysrna on the I'd inst, and sailed for the rendezvous
! at Rsltschick.
There has been no change Ia affairs IN the Prin-
sipslities.
1 From France and Grea: BRIAN there Is no news
&c special import
!. Mr.. Soule has left Madrid for France. The Span
tsNpspers assert that he left on account OF the TACT
th,e' he had share in an insurrection which took
plsf at Madrid on the s5:n OF august
a LIsERPooL, Sept 9th.-Cotton.-M iigan states
the les of the three days $1,000 bales, of which
specu Stors took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales. -
The q, stations were N. o. fair 4; middling IL;
Upland ssir e; middling l-9-beng decline OF 6.
Hunter exports the market as receded from previ-
Gus ad VA ices and all qualities slightly declined
~ O. midfliug ) :, Upland mddling lilo.
? Breadsn Us -Flour.-Milligan quotes Western
Canal at 2ot Cd, aud Ohio 3ls Cd. Corn-white and
all Nav
ricultural purposes very favorable and that theim
ports OF breacstuifs small. Flour has advanced
Is, with ssles of Western Canal at 2Ss Cd; Bait.
more 29s Gda30s; Ohio 32s Wheat has advanced
IS with sales of white Sc 9ds9s 3D. and red at So
asa 3D. Corn has declined Cd, with sales of yellow
at 35s.
MONEY MARKRr.-A American Stocks are unchapg-
ed with moderate business at previous rates.
Consos closed at % a 95 1-2. u. s. Gs of 1868 and
sSG7-'63 at LOG l07; Pennsylvania 8 bends at g
7-,3 ex dividend, Massachusetts SIS bonds 90 "a;
Maryland Sc bonds 90 "a; Erie seconds 80 81;
TO. cunvertibles, 20 70.
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

THos. w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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WANTS.

WA Mt Z D-By respectable White
w WOMAN, situation az Northumberland
assist in plain sewing, and would make herself ge-
neraliy ussfdl-in private family preferred APP
ply at this office. 23-1t*
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I OFFER a good Harness HORSE fol-
l. sale, having no further use for Lin
WIN. w. PARKER, NJ D., Office
se 22-St Fran hin ST., opposits Trinity church.
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Mr..
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-10
=. y. BARNUNG's

MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
The Largest Traveling Exhibition an the Worid
Being combination Of all the most popular amuse-
ments of the age, will exhibit
At Washington
ON WEDNESDAY, September 10,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
The distinguishing feature Of the Museum and
Menagerie is the extraordinary variety Of airac-
lions comprised in one establishment, and all OF
which are shown for single price OF admission
Among t1ese will be found splndd
Menagerie of Living Wild Beasts,
Collections of
CURIOSITIES AND WAX STATUARY,
As well as various interesting performances, in
which the real original
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Mr.. NELLIS (born without arms) and Mr.. Len
GEL the Lion King, will appear; the whole
forming an Exhibition OF unequaled extent and
attractive power. The Grand Entree of the
establishment into the city, headed by the Mon
ster Hindoo Car drawn by
EIGHT ELEPHANTS,
Will take place the morning Of the day of
exhibition. u
Admission IS cents. Children under 9, Is cents,
including view of everything advertised In the
bills
Doors open from 10 10 IL, a. m; from ? 10 5, and
from TO o'clock, p. m.
Sept 2-dil3thSept