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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
EOR SALE at AUCTION, ON the premises,

'UK NAIE at AIN HUN, UH IUF pTtnIsts,
i THURSDAY 2lst SCOT 1885, a. o'clock . ~, as2s
cous and convenient HOUSE, warmed With bot air hss
excellent range AID Ia the house with large
Ram and Stable. CoWh.uso, Carl Fe house, Mix house
Nagon.sheds, Pig-house Hen-house sc, good GARDEN
hed with variety and abundance OF all fruits, Calsss
Isabella end ScUpperninR Grapes Ounces Pears, Plams
Cherries &C Win an ORC HARD Of about two sad
MEADOW o, about ul acfes w n pref Of wsf
excellent spring where elegant fish pond may b
formed without any expense Threeonhs Of the purchase
money nay remain bond and mortgage At per oeat h
This property h. miles west Of Newark and
within bolt mile Of yed railroad 10 New York Tbs
Stock and Iup With six Bnildns LOts sBd
.uO " coo LC-s OF ten acres Zach, win al be offered
HENRY BLAIR.
Calfroll Essex County, New Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE REAI.

DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE On tn .sDAY the 1sth Of Septe nber In
slant II o'clock noon the Merchants Exchange, will %
positively sold by the sheriff tbs valuable REAL ESTATE
the southeast Of Stautn AID CAnnoa s
Lot 25Klt0 feet with Dbsantsl BRICK HOUSES upon
i. For further particulars apply 10 - -
JA@Es " WHITE, No. 81 Liberty e.
MA Corr. Aucioneer.
ID LUDLOW ASSIGNEEs SALE-On
H. TUESDAY Sept ~ 81 10 A ". at No. IA pell.t-
The ntire contents Of BEDSTEAD MASUsACT0RY con
snng OF various patterns q single and Double BedstesdA
Aso al ssaorent Chs end Tables together with all the
orb b. nch,s and Fools and large stock OF Lumber-hs
pie. Pine. Cherry, Bssswood &c Sc
CHERIFF's SALE of the contents Of a LAMP
= STORE At Il o'cl * No lS5 Csn.l-st slso 81
n O'Clock No "a CrTuDe al the night ,i,ie and
IufeTe Of the defendant Ia ne STOCK and FIXTURES Ia
tn Lid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
HENRY LEEDS, AucuOueer
Il WILL SELL tbs DAY. Monday. Septe

I WILL SELL THIS DAY, Monday, Septem.
her 49, oil the Furniture contained in house No " wea
SD ST. near Broadway be sid Without reserve, and
s.iiug Il Rosewood and Mahogany Psror. Chamber uS
Dining Room Furniture; Rosewood Center and Side Tabs
Mahogany do Piano forte 10 good order and
$50; Oak Extension Tat. 10 eet long; French Plate Pier
ard Oval Gassee; Decofc China Dinner and Tea Sets Rich
Chua Vases; Mahogany Scsa Chairs; Mahogany Rocker
and Behure1uX and Wsshst l doi Befeais Black Waag
Cottage BCdtsads; best lair Mattress, Paia.ses Qaub
sc Carpets and Ol-Clofh OIL Paintings sud EuGasa,s
with q Ders ASSORTMENT Kitchen Fuinhure with whkh
the sale will sale at 0i 0clost
psc.,y The above goods he sold without any reservsos
mn lie ed lLa u OF ale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

Mrs. VIM. SIMMONS will open her Fall
WI Stoek Of PARIS MILLINERY On THURSDAY, Hr
septic uaLer q her show Rooms. No. "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
Alillinerp, Sc.

I EGH0RN HAT MANUFACTORY.--J.W VIII
~ SONS LEGH0RN VAT MANUPACroRY, No 81
sth sy third house above ~ ht west SIDE Persons ssvh5
Lsghorn Hats B0nne have them altered into shoss
bic shapes without any Of eeins At this ess
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

The Province Of Canals il equal in lie to Grsa'
Britain France and Prussia uni'ei. The population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

Tinted s,a,,. include 900 ,572 sqosre niles or 769-
,os Io,. ,bsn British America. The Territory Of
-ot.,iceIlv f1ffy orya,ize1 hat
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Buil0iua dldieriaIs.

BUILDING STONE of first quality for sale at
- lI6 per losd FOUNDATION STONE 81 per load AZ the
QUARRY 18th ~, between 5th and othays.
LNCAUSTIC TILES for Floors OF Churches
H. and Public Buidings and for Vestibules Halls Con
srystores DnBe Rooms and Hsarths In Dwellings These
Tes Of almost infinite variety OF patterns and very
hand and and Ia the best houses In all pats OF The
country.
Also GARNKiRK CHIMNEYTOPS. suited to every style
OF Architecture ans recommend,d DOwninss work
Try houses and by architects generally FOR sale by
AlLNER, COATES i0ULE, No. 10 Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

- IIEATAN MAKBLE,-Wt are making from
y this and uprior imitation Nantes Columns Pedes
tails inches most beautiful article for OTnAmentns the sts
Bsse Aodngs for ia and Drawing rooms abs Table
a. add hine that be forned Of Is readily
sd Of this marble and Of hem At quarter the price
n has taken the hghsst premium the Worlds FaH; We
al equal marble choicest kind
Office ard showroom No. go. BIssdwsy
BARNARD l. SHERWOOD
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CHAMBER FURNITURE

Richly carved rosewood and mahogany French Bedstesds
superb Hair hatrees and Paasses n Feather Beds Baa
kets full marble top and mahogany w.s6stnSs eh
French China Toilet Sets oval and mahogany Mirrors sofu
Lou rosewood, mahogany and French Chat Rockers
Library Book Case Cheys Oisses rosewood aud mahogany
IOtaise Chairs Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18
RUSSELL " " Esrcorr, Auctoneer
I ARGE INRESEkVED SALE of ELEGANT

- ~ ~ ~ on.rs u n>E" An
Monday MORNING, Sept 49, lo o'clock all the rich snd
costly FURNITURE cou'ined IN house No ~ ath Az
lithst every article 20 b positively s1d 10 the highest 3D.
der; consisting part a. elegant rosewood Psso
Porte stool and cover rich Tapestry Three ply and Brussels
Carpets velvet RuRs chy carved Paror Furniture
iTc fronts and bach Reception snd Ezabethian Chairs
bIOcade and velvet French Tte Aetes Ia velvet and
lace CuTsns and Shades sausry and decorated Mantle 0s
mems, marble Clocks. 40, with number Of beautiful Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-18

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEANS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS &c.The undersigned prepared furnish
solid wrought iron rolled Beams specified lengths
price which enabs proof buildings be very
moderate advance the Of wooden The public
invited inc the building Of Messrs Harper 4
Brothers in Chst rhere hey have been used For further
information apply 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
CAPE FEAR RIVER BILL APPROVED.


CAPE FEAR RIVER BILL APPROVED. Il
On Saturday, President PIERCE signed the Cape
Fear River Bill, and announced his approval In a
short message, which we publish below The brief
explanation given In this message leaves little room,
p, Doubt ,ha, the President will veto the River and
Hsrbor Bill
To the Senate Of The Uajted States;
have this day given my signature TO the act
making further appropriation for the improve
rnent of the Cape Fear River, North Carolina
The occasion seems TO render II proper for me 10
deyia,e from the ordinary course OF announcing
the approval OF bills by oral statement only, ano,
for the purpose oipreventtpg any
which tnieht Otherwise arise from the phraseoloay
Of this act. to commanicste in writing, tina, my APP
prova il given to it on the ground that the obs,ruc,
lions, which the proposed appropriation Is intended
TO remove, are the resnn .. So ~, p,rpCE "
government FnaNnLiN f'n"]|'
W.st,ISGroS July -, 1854
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RAyAaEs or THE cHoLERA An BUFFALO.

BUFFALO. NY, July 81. LIN consequence OF the
rurors Of large number of deaths by cholera, at
the poor house in this city, party of physicisns
and citizens visited the house today. The condi.
tiou of affair. was horrible Within fftsen hours,
fifteen insane persons and seven paupers had died
of the cholera and four others were In collapsed
state.
The house was found 80 foul and filthy TO be
almost impossible to enter Il, and the inmates in
awful condition On enquiring 1t was found that
they were kept on insufficient food, and that OF the
worst quality. For breakfast they were given bread
with coffee made from barley and salt pork. Din
ner same as breakfast Supper, bread and tea
This was all the food the poor inmates had.
The scurvey was also found to be raging in the
building, as well rs the cholera There had also
been several deaths from absolute starvation. par
ticulariy among the children. These disclosures
have caused the most intense excitement. The
health OF the city is otherwise good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24
CONGRESS-SATURDAY

SENATE.-After the presentation OF petitions, the
civil ard diplomatic appropriation bill was taken up
and various amendments were considered until
O'Clock, when the Senate adjourned
HOUSE, OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-MrM May report
ed adversely on the memorial OF the New York
State Temperance Alliance, asking Congress to
amend the charter of Washington city SO as to EN-
power the corporation to prohibit the sale of ntox
cating liquors Mr.. Smith, of New York, moved
TO refer the memorial to the Committee on the Ju
dietary, and on this motion he spoke at length in
support of the Maine law as means of protecting
persons and property. The report was laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
Eight private bills were then passed, and the
House went into committee on the private calendar
About one hundred bills were laid aside to be re
ported TO the House; but at o'clock the commit
tee, finding itself without quorum, rose without
reporting the bills. The roll was called, and sew
enty-one members only were present. The absen
tees were then called, and some were excused.
Several attempts were made to obtain quorum
in order to pass the private bills; but being unsuc
cessiul, the House adjourned at halfpast six.
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nr,r1r 0e GEN. SMITH.

The Kanawha Republican, of the 10Th brings us
intelligence of the death of General DANIEL
SMITH a gentleman extensively known, who has
been much in public life. The Republican says;
General SMITH died at his residence 10 the upper
mart OF this county, on Tuesday morning, the I'm
Instant He was one of the delegates representing
this county in the General Assembly, an honor
which the people of kanawhs repestrd'y conie'Ieu
non him, As g member of that body, he was
SHOWN throughout the Commonwealth, ana MS
death will be regretted not only by bis numerous re-
lstvcs AMI friends but by all who enjoyed his ac-
qlaintsnce. As we shsli probably nave rom some
end an extended and faithful narrative of his puo-
lie seryices we forbear.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP

WARRINGTON, July 22-Duncen's Flying Artille
ry arrived here to attend the funeral of Gen. Tow
son.
Three young men we've arrested here last night
charged with an outrage upon married lady.
1t is warm to-day, but not so hot yesterday
Thermometer at noon 80. City very healthy.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the two Indian
treaties and extended the time of the and commits
sion four months.
Mr.. Washburn, Postmaster of Albany, has beer
confirmed.
1t is understood that Judge Nicholson, editor Of
the Union, has been rendered the office of Governor
of Nebraska, which he promptly declined The
Judge prefers civilized society aud something more
tranquil than lite amongst the Indians with
scarcely enough to live on,
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FEMALE Observation-Disclosures.

WASHINGTON, July al.-An exciting scene &C.
CURED In a room in the Census Bureau this after
noon, in consequence offs young lady attempting to
shoot one the clerks, Mr.. keyser or Kelsey. He
escaped unhurt from the room; but The lady ex-
pressed her determination to consulnmate the re-
dress Of her grievance, and waited near the build
ing until all the clerks had left She alleges that
matters connected with her honor caused the at.
tack
on certsn measures may prolong the session be
yond the day now fixed for adjournment. The
House action ON some of the Appropriation Bills
will have much influence with the Senate, and
many Senators are snxiously on the watch
The consideration of certain treaties viii keep
the Senate together some time after the House adj.
journs.
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THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Money continues stringent
Stocks are dull and Dropping Canton no sales: Erie
49,; Reading 63s; Cumberland Coal SSi: Nicara ms
2Cz; M. Gold q. 2' VIC
Breadstuffs shade frmer. Sales of 60oo bbIs
Flour, State S60ol0725. Southern $s.50a9
Wheat is tirmer and upward-saes of 5000 bushel,
new North Carolina red at prices ranging from S II
OS2 for prime. Corn-40. 600 bushels MIXED ani
white, 7Sc.; yellow prime sea 83c. Oats SIC. RIVE
ll2c. ny
Provisions quet; Gales moderate. Mess Pork, slI.
s7012 Prime 5000 ~''
PHILADELPHIA, July p Stocks are dull. Bread
s,nhs quiet-Flour- unchanged-prices nominsI -
WheatoRed 1906 white 1900. Corn TIC Rye 1000
Ie5c. Oats &c. -''
Whiskey 2pIQ29c.
BALTIMORE. July 22.-The Flour market remain,
very quiet We are not advised of any sales How
ard street held at So 50 in small lots CITY Mills IN
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged.
The receipts of Wheat are increasing Price,
slightly lower. About 16, ono bushels ofered-,ae,
OF good to prime white. at Sl750$I so; Red do. 81
72Ui.70 Inferior lots 2 to l5c. less.
Corn steady-about 10000 bushels offered Sales
74075c. Wv ---''>''
OatsI25oo bushels ofered-sales of new Md at G.
and old Pc. 65066c.
small.
Groceries quiet-smell sales at previous prices
Whiskey in hhds. az a28c !; in barrels, 28t029c.
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NoRroLK-A CHOLERA SLANDER.-A report has
been circulated in North Carolina, that cholera
prevails in Norfolk. The papers OF that place In
dignantly deny it. With regard to the reported
case of yellow fever, it turns out ts be typhoid ie-
yer. 1t happened on board the French steamer
"Chnere," just arrived in the port OF Norfolk
Il isnot bad name in connection with report of
yellow fever, as that was the mere.chmera of some
body's Imagination
Petersburg is fortunate in not being slandered
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TEJ1EGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


New yoRx, July 23d.-The North Star arrived
yesterd ny evening. bringing dates from California
to the lst inst
The Information concerning the crops, Is highly
favorable. The yield b as been 10 abundant tina,
Califoi mia win have grain TO export.
The elections had occasioned great deal of ex.
citen mt. and had been attended with much fight.
ing.
The influx of Chinese into California has been
very large.
fatal street fight had occurred In Stockton, be-
TWEEN John NJ. Taber. Editor of the Journal, and
!arnes NJ. Mansfield, Editor Of the Republican, in
which the latter was killed
Bragg's survey was completed and reports the
whole route from San Diego practicable for q rail-
road.
The markets were quiet. At San Francisco,
Flour was easier. Gallego and Haxan go 50 to
slO75
An earthquake had occurred at Panama, with
but slight damage.
The Illinois, with the mails, had sailed from As
pinwall, for New York.
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TIE r,-NrpAI OF GEN. TowsoN.

The funeral of this distinguished officer TOOK
place in Washington, Saturday. The president,
cabinet officers and Congressman attended, and
there was a grand military escort. The Union
says:
The pageant was imposing, though mourniul ana
the coantenances of all plainly depicted the pro
found sorrow fell. for the removal from time TO e'er
nifty OF one SO endeared to his friends. and who had
by his valor patriotism, and private worth, shed
lus,re upon his country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRlOR-LATER
FROM HAVANA, &c.
MOBILE, July 2l.-The steamer Black Warrior
arrived here yesterday with Havana dates to the
10th inst
The weather was very hot, but comparatively
good health prevailed.
Business quiet. Sugars firm. Freights dull.
The steamer bound for San JUAN recently wreck
ed, was the ]. C. Lee, from Wilmington, which
oundered at sea on the l0th two days after leaving
Havana No lives lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

Abolitionist HAwARDs had grand affair of their
.riennial jubilee on the Doth. Professor FELTON,
made the address on the occasion. John Quincy,
IT, presided at the dinner. To make their Abolition
tendencies the more complete Charles Sumner was
elected to fill vacancy in the Board of Directors
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

On Friday, the Locomotive of the Chicago ex-
press train, on the Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail-
road was thrown off the track by saw log placed
Upon it by design. The Engineer aud Express
a cent were slightly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24
ALARM AT CAPE MAY.

Tnare mas been much sickness at Cape May this
summer. Passengers from that place report cases
OF cholera in nation of the statement noticed
10 another paragraph 'ron Philadelphia. There
are 1000 people at the Cape.
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CHoLERA-In the northern cities, generally, cho.
lera was reported as decreasing Friday and Sat
urday. 1t is declared in New York not to be cpl.
demic. There were rumors in Philadelphia, Sat.
urday, that 1t had appeared in Cape May. Ii it is
true, what stampede of fashion there is about this
time from that watering place I!
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HARLEM RAILROAD.

The Directors of the Harlem Railroad on Friday
unanimously determined to advise the stockholders
TO assume the oyer-issued stock, amounting in all
to Alb shares, amounting 10 money to S4l3, lo0.-
meeting of the stockholders has been called.
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WHEELING, July 22.-The river has 90 inches
water in the channel, and falling, The cholera is
declining.
PITTsBURG, July 22.-There are nineteen inches
water in the rivers channel, and falling Weather
airy and hot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

The UNrvERsITY.-The Charlottesville Advocate
states that the Board of Visitors about to con.
tract for an abundant supply of pure water for the
University. The Advocate says the source of the
supply is adequate, not only for the wants Of the
University but of the town also.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

The Charlottesville Advocate states that cholera
has been quite fatal in scottsville Eleven persons
died of It in about 10 days.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK. July 30th.-The steamship United
States has arrived here with California dates L
July /, (s very short PASSAGE Her news has no
yet come 20 hand
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Mr.. C. G. BAYLOR, extensively known in the
newspaper world, has just commenced paper in
Washington city. under the title of "The States
Rights Register and National Economist" Mr. B.
is spirited writer, and has always shown strong
attachment for the South. His new enterprise is
commended by a long list of Southern representa-
tives in Congress. The Register is issued weekly
al So Der annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

Williams Goldsborough, son of a book keepe
in the Farmers and Planters Bank of Baltimore
was drowned on Friday last. He went bathing, an,
10 supposed to have taken cramp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24
DELLA WEBSTER

MADISON, Indiana, July 2l-Delia Webster wal
discharged from custody today, the court holdins
tina no sufficient crime is specified in the requsio1
of the Governor of Kentucky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

The Memphis Wing notices the death of Mrs
ELIZABETH P. TRIGG, consort of Col. John Trigg,
formerly of Virginia. She is spoken of as a most
estmable lady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

VIM. w. Mann has been arrested 10 Buffalo, and
brought back TO Washington charge of obtain
ing frauduently 5000 from Banker in that place.
He was baied for $1,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

The Souths!de Road is now opened to Concord
within twelve miles OF Lynchburg.
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Snow ON THE WHITE MOUNTAINS IN New HAMP.
sHIRE-A letter from New Hampshire represents
the snow on the White Mountains to be forty feet
deep This is refreshing and agreeable to those
who in cities are sweltering under temperature Of
a. and 100
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DEATH OF MRS. HALE

PROVIDENCE, K. / July 22-Mrs. Hale, wife O
Chief Justice Hale who died some days ago of cho
lera at Warren, also died yesterday at the same
place, of the same maIady
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DEATHS In PHIL

DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA.
The deaths in Philadelphia for the past week
amount to four hundred and thirty.two-of which
forty-seven were from cholera
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THE FRANKLIN.

NEW YORK July % The steamer Franklin has
commenced going to pieces. About 800 packages
of goods have been saved with bat little damage.
Fifteen feet Of water In her hold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

Sun SrRoKE.-There were a great many death
on Friday and Saturday, in Baltimore, from SUI
stroke
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A street fight occurred in Selma, Alabama, on
the l4lh inst, between two young men, one named
Woodruff, from Tuscalooss, and the other named
Cochran, from Pickens. Woodruff was SO badly
wounded with knife, that he died on the 10TH
Cochran is represented as very turbulent man.
He was committed for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-24

FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.

BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Ofhce 81 Geo. ,. SINNERS. No. 20 Pearl st
A DMINIBTRA TKIX'S SALE OF
- HOuSEnOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At AuCTiON-.As Administrative Of Austin Terry,
deceased, shsll sell, on TUESDAY morning 25fk
day Of July 1854. ccmmsneine st 10 O'Clock, ct bis
isfe over the store q GeorseI Herring. I'll
the Household and Kitchen Furniture Of which TIE
risty belonging to . large boarding House.
Also. one very fine GOLD LEVER WATCH
shall atthe same limo hire ont for the residue Of
the present year, eight VALUABLE SERvANTS-
among which are several good Cooks and House Ser
vants- ss ssea ~ ~ 49,
Ard rent ont the house lately occupied by the said
Terry ss Boarding House, for the residue of his
term, which ends the first dsy Of October next
Tevms-For all sums under $40 cash; 90 and over
that amount months credit with bond and approved
security.
Servants-Hire payable in two instalmentr one half
on the first Of October and the other half first Of
January next with bond aud approved security.
The rent Of the house payable on the first dsy of
October next, with bond and approved security.
SARAH A. TERRY,
Administrstrix Of A. Terry, dsc'd.
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc-
tioneer. jc14-t4A
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| NEW YORK, July 22.-The steamer Baltic sailed
at noon, with lel passengers, and 1859 900 in spe
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

leo state that Santa Anna viii shortly place himself
at the bead OF the liberals, and wage IN opposition
~ the church party.
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RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON. July 22-It is understood tina,
the Russian minister and Mr.. Secretary MARCY are
closing treaty which provides that neutral flag
protects both vessel and cargo