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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-13

SATUxDAY, August iS--o
AsB in fair demand, at ~ for pots and 80 02h
45 Is for pearls per 100 lbs.
BREADsTuFrs-Fu was much moro actively sought
after and decidedly higher prices The days ransac-
tons included $500 bbs inferior TO choice state, at
81 10 50; mixed to fancy Western - 90 ei0, and
other kinds at proporonate rates. togsher with over
10 COO tbls state deliverable early In September
terms not made public There have been 2 500 bbls.
Southern taken mosty at % 81 % rs for mixed TO
rood straeht 10 % SO for fsvorite and 80 so $40
for fancy rer bill Rye dour unchanged. $50 bbls
Jersev corn meal realised % 8lk . e3S7h per Dbl
Wheat was very dull. Only 22O0 bushels Upper Lake
red found buyers at 50 81 60 per busheL Rye and
oats remained Is last noticed. Corn in good de-
nnsnd The transactions embraced so 600 b1shes, at
sec. Tic. fer unsound, and Tx 7aKc for Western
Corn was some activity in the market though
prices were steady We noticed sales Of 500 bags Rio
10 1Ok cents.
Co1ros-Only few hundred bales were reported sold
the market closlng firm.
HAy-TFe trsnsactions light at 65c. Toe. for old and
at see. . Gee for new
FKuoRs.-Rates to Liverpool were steady, but there.
very light engagements About q, 0C0 bushels
wheat engaged In ships bags at 4 and so bales
Sea leland cotton at g32d Square bales Of cotton
~ Sad for compressed and uncom pressed To London
20 tons Of oil cake engaged At 20s vessel was
chartered to load at James River for Venice with tobacco
ct 45s To Ha,rc cotton and bone at &c and ashes
At 20 and 49, vessel chartered for Jamaica Gao
tobs at 81 800 free Of port charges Another char
tered for South America and back Of s3 toos} a. $780,
To California rates were dull, at 40 ~ cents Pc, fcst
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The payments through the Clearing House this morn
ing amounted to SIS, g. Balances, $500 olS a.
The Bank of Yonkers, Wsstchester county, E. How
land, Cashier Olmsted, Pre- sden hiss just been or
ganized with capital Of $4,000 The directors Of the
Southwark and Moyamensing Gas Company have de-
cred dividend Of four per cent for the last six months,
payable and after the 18th instant Tho stuyvesanr
Insurance Con psny has declared semiannual dividend
of four per cent payable the 2ls instant The Cn-
cinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company have
declared semi dividend Of Eve per cent, scrip
payable in three years. nth per cent interest
J. Newton Perkins Hsq, has been ascted director Of
the Illinois Central Rsassad, - 81 a vacancy.
The San Francisco Mint drafts the Treasury, for
$4,000 paid this day.
The following is statement Of the amounts coal
transported the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
during the week ending Thursday, August 10, 1854
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY Ma q x e r.

SATURDAY, August 12-6 4. N.
The only noticeable feature Of the market day
the attempt Of the bull party in Erie to put the stock
no at the first board the cIumsly made.
Purchases made at buyers option, 80 days, show too
great weakness in the buyer to produce durable eff
feet on the value of the stock Accordingly, within
few hours after the bulls bought Erie at $685. buyer co.,
it was sold at board at 4sX and afterwards offered
in the street 4sh The trapsactions in the stock
were large Several bears who dd not understand the
movement of the morning. frightened and took in
their contracts which produced active market Some
a5oo 600 shares changed hands The stock is very
scarce being freely borrowed without interest.
The other fanccs are without change. As compared
with yesterday there this morning an Improvement
of n in Nicaragua, n in Reading and u in Cumber-
land This advance lost this afternoon and stocks
closed generally they were yesterday Illinois Gen.
trail bonds receded and Erie bonds were offered in the
afternoon at Sc.
In mining stocks nothing is doing Gold Hill sells at
az, Lehgh Zinc at ~. Berdan's Crusher at So.
Almontes three millions and halt we're trans
ferred to the credit Of Aranjuez who allows the
whole to remain in the banks. The Bank Of New York
pays three per cent the share deposited in its vaults,
amounting 10 100000 The other banks, viz, the Bank
of Commerce. Bank Of America and Phenix Bank decline
paying interest the e. deposited with them.
Senior Arapuez st leaves the money in their hands at
loss to his master Of $42l day.
honey is growing rather more scarce The banks are
offered as much paper they can manage; and the
brokers are beginning to experience difficulty in
procuring loans stocks. The two steamers to-day
took out $5i2, S9l in specie, Is follows
APPS. ................'.'''.'.'.' %o''osA
100 %,
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Of the article may be gathered from the follow
ing significant summing up of its vicws:-
Towards France the strain of the war may have q
wholesome effect; namely, it is not impossible that
when the Emperor calls on the nation to submit to
fresh and heavy taxation he may be forced to do IL
through the medium of parliament; aud his in
creasing popularity may make such an agency not
too unsafe to him. The hope certainly dawns upon
us, that France may in this way recover some por.
ticn Of her be, ties, and the contrast between the
stale Of England and Of France be lessened: but for
the Austrian empire-a heap OF heterogeneous ma
tionslties, temporarily held together by awess VIC
lepce-no snch hope can be entertained. On the
other hand, British statesmen cannot too ear nestiy
consider that there is safety for Europe against
Russia until The frontier peoples are reconced to
their ru'ere II this cannot be effected by the House
Of Hapsburg (and has the good sense to refuse the
attempt as purely Quixotc,) --thsn the fall Of the
sburps essential TO the safety of Europe against
Russis. BY ,ry ing to uphold them our government
isproloDging misery and struggle.
The three other British Quarterlies and
Blackwoods Magazine are also re-published
here by Messrs Scott Il Co. The August num-
Der of the latter periodical is particularly in
teresting
The VOLUNTEERS MANUAL. Tinson & Co.,
Beekman strcet.-Any man who wishes to be-
come theoretical soldier, can speedily initiate
himself into all the technical my steries Of the
military art by the aid of this useful manual.
1t will, however, take something more than
books can teach him to enable him to master
its practical difficulties.
TREATISE ON THE LAW OF SUITS BY ATTACH
MENT IN THE UNITED STATES, BY CHARLES D.
DRAKE, OF ST. LOUIS. Little, Brown, h Co.,
Boston.-The necessity of work on the law Of
suits by attachment in the United States
has been long felt, but the impression
that has prevailed amongst the members
Of the bar, that the attachment acts Of the
several States we're so dissimiliar as to battle
any attempt at systematic treatise on the
subject, based on the jurisprudence of the whole
country and adopted for general use, has
hitherto discouraged any one from attempting
il. Mr.. Drake, from careful examination Of
the reports and legislation Of majority fthe
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IL must not De supposed ITOm tnesc ODScfVa'
tions, which are intended to be merely deprecl-
tory of practice which we regret to see is fast
growing into favor amongst Publishers, that
Miss Corners work is devoid fmerit or fails in
the promise of local Russian interest which its
title conveys. The tale, on the contrary is
clcverly constructed, and presents us with well
drawn pictures OF the fashionable life of the
Russian capital. Although evidently no,
skesched from personal observation, there is
sufficient of rraisem6iance in them to impart q
sort Of political interest to the story. The fol-
lowing will give some idea Of the authors skill
in handling historical portraits. BY many the
sketch will be thought to be too fattering,
although we have heard Russians confirm the
correctness Of the traits delineated =
THE CAR IN ONE or HIS CLEMENT MOODS
II happened fortunately that the Emperor was
at of his palaces in the neighborhood of St
Petersburg; for IL he had been sti al Tesorkozelo
the ride would have been too long for Percval TO
attempt II with safety, for Russian travelling car
rage was not the most easy description of vehicle
in the world nor very well calculated to facilitate
the recovery Of an invalid by its gentle motion.
Mr.. River.dale arose earlier than was his usual
custom and, having sent an ap ,logy 10 his guests
for his absence from the breakfast table went mmc
diately to Percirals room, where he found hun al
ready up and dressed with some ceremony. He
looked very pale and WAS evidently we * aud Ian.
gud but declared be felt quite well and equal to his
arduous task. The two gentle men took hasty
breakfast together and Perciva was assisted to the
carriage that was In waiting to convey them TO the
paia,e; but, although II had been prepared with
careful attention 70 the accommodation of the uva-
lid, Mr. Ryendale could not help seeing that he felt
great deal Of pain from the jeltng, no;siths.aud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06
'rELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGREss

WASHINGTON, Dee. Sin the House, the
Standing Committees were annouaced-
same as last session. except some appoint.
ments to I'll vacancies. Mr.. Phillips offered
resolution instructing the Committee Of
Ways and Means, to bring in bill reducing
the duty on railroad iron, or allowing the ex.
tended credit on the same. On motion of Mr..
Jones of Tennessee, the last clause was ear.
ried by q vote Of 81 against II.
In the Senate, Mr.. Bright was elected Pres
ident pro tempore. No other business of i'm
portanee was transacted
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LArEsT MAIL NE VS.
= DETENTION OF THE CARS.

The Northern cars, due here at two o'clock yes
,erdsy afternoon, had not arrived at halt past eight
last evening, BY telegraphing to Washington, we
learned the cause of detention 10 be that the Po,o.
mac boat was aground. In consequence, we are
without papers to furnish material for our "latest
pau-s'r department
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mo. 81
THE WILKIE GALLERY.-At the
No. l57 MAIN STREET,

No. 157 MAIN STREET,
Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
q series of prominent females mentioned in Holy
Scripture. By Clereymen of the United States -
Ilrstrated by eighteen characteristics engrsyings-
Edited by the late Rev. J. M. Wainwright In one
volume 8vo.
THE WILKIE GALLERY, containing so splsn.
did engrsvings of that celebrated artist One vol
ROYAL GEMS FROM THE GALLERIES OF
EUROPE-From the pictures of celebrated Mas.
ters; with historical and descriptive text BY 8 G.
Hall One VOL. imp. folio.
THE QUEENS or ENGLAND-A series ofPor.
traits of dis nguished Female Sovsreigns drawn and
engraved by eminent artists; with Biographical and
rhetorical sketches from Agnes Strickland new
edition Illustrated with % splendid portraits OF the
Queens. One vol, royal 6vo
THE VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH Art
Edited By s. Hall, Esq y. .. A. Illustrated with
sixty seven highly finished engrsvipgs Antique mo
POEMS or WIN. CULLEN BRYANT-Ilb.
trsted with fourteen splendid ensrsvinss engraved
= MEHoIRS OF NAPOLEON, his Court and r
miIy-By the Duchess y Abnntes (Madams Junet
Two vols 8vo., cloth, ll54 pages.
w. 4. BUFFERS, Boolssllsrl
and ueslsr u elaac 4ortsAs M1els, ke,
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MURDER.-The Macon miss Beacon, of the 10Th
uit, says that most outrageous murder was per-
petrated in ball room in Columbus, ON the pre-
vious night, by Joseph Nash on the person OF a
son of Judge Whitfield. 1t appears that Whit>
fed was talking to young lady in the room, which
reused Joe Nash's anger, whsn he caught him by
the hair and cut his throat, killing him almost i'm
mediately
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5-Flour is held higher How.
ard street at ss25 and City Mills at 50. No sales
Wheat-No quotable change-red $l.s0asl 90.--
Corn-white, 75a76 cts-yellow 77as0 etc.
NRw York, Dec. 5.-Fiour-S Southern, better
sales at ss5oaS9.1a. Wheat, iirm-southern red,
Sl.92. Corn has advanced II cents per bushel
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FRANCIS DoRIAN.-The recent difficulties be-
tween Dorian, first mate of the Inflated steamer
Arctic whose gallant acts have heretofore been re-
corded, and the proprietors of the Collins line OF
ocean steamers, have been amicably and satisfac-
torily adjusted 1t is thought he will be reinsated
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w. L. Williams, who killed +. G. Gafford, in
Greenville, Alabama has been convicted of man.
slaughter and sentenced to six years Imprisonment
In the penentiary. The case has been taken to the
Supreme Court
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ExEcuTroN.-A negro named Joe was executed
in Mobile few days since for an assault upon his
owner, E. o. Johnson, with intent TO kill. When
all Was resdy the signal was given, the trap was
sprung, but unhappily as the victim fell the rope
broke. 1t was sorry sight, the papers say, and
fearful the moments while new rope was being
procured and adjusted. At length the sentence wal
completed; and the culprt expiated his offence by
a violent death.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES

The heavy demand upon our columns to-day
compels us to defer many articles OF news; among
which we may mention the fill particulars ola duel
IN California, ia which COL woodlief, native oil
f,raenville county Va was killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06

NORTH CARoLINA.--George w. Brooks, of Per.
son county, has been elected Comptroller of the
State of North Carolina for years from the lst of
January next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06

FRANKLINs REMAINs.-The N. Y Times serious
ly doubts the story OF the discovery of the dead
bodies of Sir John Franklin and others of his party
recently published by the Canadian papers
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GALE OFCORN, OATS, HAY, STRAW

GALE OFCORN, OATS, HAY, STRAW,
~ SHUCKS, FODDER, FLOODED STOCK,
MULE, kc.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of December, 1854 commencing at ii O'Clock
at the Farm of Mr.. Edward p. Chamberlayne, about
miles above Richmond, near the Yellow Tavern,
All his surplus crops consisting of Corn, Oats Hay
Straw, Shucks Fodder, kc.
And on the FRIDAY following, viz: the 18th De-
cember, 1854, commanding at II O'clock at the Farm
OF Mrs. DR.. Chamberayne, about miles above
Richmond, near Brook Turnpike, blooded mare and
her colt by Tally Ho fine work mare and her colt
by the same horse mule 5 stacks oats; 8 stacks
blade fodder; 16 large stacks straw, &c.
TERMS All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved endorsed ne
gohable paper. GODDIN & APPERSON
de Aucts.
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HUNG IN EFFiGY,

The Buchanan Recorder says: On opening our
door THE morning, the first thing we saw was On
efFcy OF Dr. Thompson hanging on high geiiows,
and having over his head the following inscription:
"THoMP son, The Qaack,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-06

NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
NEW foRK, Dec. 5-The official returns make
Myron II. Clark's majority for Governor, 3l9.
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RUMoRED NAVAL CoNTEsT.-The brig Henry
William, arrived at San Francisco from Sydney,
reports under date of Nov s, as follows:
This day at 10 o'clock, A. NJ we were much sur
prised at hearing very heavy cannonading at some
distance. it being toggy weather at the time, we
could not see any vessel near US, at least as far
the eye could extend. ! should fancy by the three
first shockshat they were bfoadsides, for it caused
our vessel to shake similar to volcanic eruption
They were then followed BY some twenty or thirty
single guns, as near as we could judge from the
distance and lastly there were two others fired sim
lar to minute guns
In addition to the above, the Placer Times says
there was flying report through the city said to
have been brought by pilot boat, to the effect
that the French brig of war Obligsdo had encoun
tered Russian frigate
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Bf THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Ounce with Geo. ]. sumner, No. 90 Pearl =,
QFk SALE OF BAROUCHE ~
.22E@E H O. 8 E. COW. FARMING 1N
uTENslLS. CART. CORN, BLADE AM TOP
FODDER, SHUCKS. kc.-Intsndipr "a 1srovs -
the city. will sell ell Of the above ssock Of
FARMING UTENSILS
BAkOUCHE and HORSE
One very 6nesCOW
CART, CORN
FODDER, 6HUCKS re-
At Auction. on TUESDAY Mornine December I1fh
commencing ct 10 o'clock, ai the residence Of MI
Gnusuan Leber senr., two miles from the Market
house. east Of the city adjoining Woodfn's and eth
ers. and near Ramsay's MIL. = =.
TEnMs-All sums under 90, cash; go sul over
that snaount. months CREDIT for approved paper
FOR LEASE.-Immediately after the
shove sale. shall lease for term of years the pre.
sent Residence Of Mr.. Christian Leber seu,r con.
asting OF Dwelling House, nearly new, contsinine
rooms, in complete order; Kitchen with rooms
smeke-house, carriage-house, corn-house<eow-house
barn, and stable with stalls
All Of the abovs bulldogs are in complete order
The Dwelling is pleasantly situated in fne srove,
with IL acres of very rich Land. suitable for mar.
ket garden, with fine Spring convenient to the
mousse JOHN WATKINS, Trustee
For Mrs. Lucy Ann Lsber.
no 80 THO. W. KEESEE. Auct
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FROM BOSTON

BesroS. Dec ., 1S54.-The case of James Nc
Donald, OF the fishing schooner g. NJ Rogers,
VINO Ii claimed by the British Consul under the
Ashburton treaty, on a charge of murder at Cape
Rreton, has been postponed unit, Monday, when the
Commissioner will probably give decision.
The deaths in this city for the week ending to-day
were sixty four.
The wings OF Cambridge have nominated the
Rev ]. c. Loveoy for Mayor, and Mr. Z. l.. Ray
nond is said to be the Know Nothing candidate for
that office.
During the past year two hundred and sixty nine
thousand dollars havs been contributed for charta
bic purposes bv citizens of Boston; besides the
large amount in private charities, not made known
The Coroner's investigation relating to the loss
Of life In the destruction OF the steamboat Ocean has
not been concluded. A correspondent of the Ban.
gor Journal attributes the instant conagraton that
took . ace on board the steamer to the fact that
casks of ardent spirits, directed to different towns
ON the Kennebec river, stored In the express mes
senger's room were stove in by the collision. and
afterwards igniied by the upsetting ofthe stoves.
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
"a TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A

IA TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A
k5sgEbR ARb GSE F1R All no
Cough, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
yer and Ague, Bilious Fever, Cholera. Cholera Mos-
bus pysentery; Bowel Affections; Piles, Sore and
ton, Neuralgia Kidney and Bladder Affections
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb. and Female Com.
plains.
DR.. j. S. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in PHILADELPHIA His prescriptions are for each COM
plant, aud have been well tested and approved by
~ A REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE.
DR. J; s; ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Ex-
Coughs Colds, Hoaraeness Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only Consumption, If taken in time but it for
lifies the system against future attacks As Cough
Medicine, it is the best in the World! 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at h'me and
Ay Dr.. S. ROSES WHooPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, and frequently cures in one
i. DR. DR. j. S. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group, that dangerous complaint among
DIR. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD PURI.
FER, for Scrotuls, Old Eruptions and all diseases
arsns tf9% an STATE Of the eSodpTee 81
for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costiveness-25c
DR. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of he
Womb, Female Weakness Debility and Relaxation
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valuable RENE.
dy for Female Complaints Superior to Hoopers
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND sure
DR. ROSES TONIC MIXTURE, for chiIls. Fe.
vers, and general Debility. never-failng remedy
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BIZ.
CHU, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
an DR. s0t ROSES Nervous CORDIAL for al. ner
of the m. Nanralgia lea Dis
DR. ROSES PAIN CURER-cures all pain, ex-
Bruises, sprsins, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Pairs in
the Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds. &c -i2s,
All ofDr ]. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
to be had of Purcell. LadS Co., Bennett& Beers,
Adie Gray, Q. A: Strecker, A. Duval A, Bodeker,
lie, R. R. Duval Bro, Grubbs Apperson, in this
city, and ofdealers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
no i0-FM& W&cis-ts
NEW BOOKS.-Just received at the
IN New Bookstore, I'll Broad ST., the following
Hearts Ease, Or the Brothers Wife. 2vols., price
Msxims of Washington. 81.
Mile Stones in our Life Journey. By Samuel Or.
good 81.
The Youth of Madame de Longuevills. 81.
Woods illustrated Natural History. 81 so.
Lincoln Phelps. slzs
jail JOutnat, OF Five ears In bItlhH Dy
John Mitchell. 81.
Alone. By Marion Harland. Sixth Edition now
ready. 81 %
The Lost Hsiress. By Mrs Emma D. E. N. South.
worth. 81 %.
Lsmp-Lighter. Fresh supply. 81 Is.
Hsps and Mishaps. By Grace Greenwood. $1.25
Party Leaders, or Sketches of Jefferson, Hamilton,
virginia Conedisn.. or Old Dsysin the Old Domln-
ion. vols. 81 So
Freaks of Fortune. By J. B. Jones 81 g.
For sale by HAROLD L MURRAY,
de5 2l1 Bread 1t.
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BY ELIA4 HALE, No. los Nom e.
Auction and Commission Merchant.

IL, 4
Auction and Commission Merchant.
I'm THIS EVENING, and every eve-
" ming through the week. eommencins at7 o'cIk
shall offer at auction large and desirable stock Oh
Dry Goods suitable for the season. consisting in part
Cloths, Cassineres md Veetnes
Bleached and Brown Domestic Lipsoys
Blankets, Table Cloths, Hosiery, Cloves. Hdkfs.
Mouselines ,Cambrics &c. - - =
The above Goods are new and perfect
ALSO,
viii be added q stock from country store, sm.
bracing general assortment
ALSO-An invoice of Whips, Canes, Trunks and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturers-tu be sold With.
out reserve.
ALS0-A large assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches. Jewelry. Fancy Boxea Desks. Combs But
tons Thread, Pins, Needles, Soaps ferfumsry, Pla-
ted Ware, 0lassware-together with gsnsfal q
sortment OF Goods 70 be sold In Quantities to suit
purchasers.
Great bargains may be expected.
Sale positive, and every article warranted a. repre-
sented.
~ Consignments OF various description Of Msr.
chandize solicited for my auction sales. Charees
reasonable, and sales settled promptly.
ELIAS HALE Auct.
70 No. los Main 1t.
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.Sedaoer and Murder

Oar citizens, generally, exhibit the strongest
marks of disapprobation OF the verdict of the