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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

exHArRs-Thc President pro tsmpore laid belors
tne Senate the annual report Of the Secretary o
the Treasury the state OF the finances, and alex
communication from the Treasurer Of the Uniset
States.
Several petitions wcre presented and referred
and varions bills werr Introduced
Mr.. Adams gave notice Of his intention TO intro
duce bill amcndatory Of the present naturalist :
ton laws.
After acting upon soma bills which war. ,ef
over from the previous session, the Senate "a
journed.
Hover OF REPRESENTATIVES, House re-.
consdersd ne vote o. Yesterday BY which ltrefused
miitee on Foreign RELATIONSHIPS "a, nays 60
and was referred TO that committee. The rive,
and harhor bill Of last session, which was vetoed
oy the PRESIDENT OF the United States, after some
discussion on It's postponement, was rejected
yeas %, nays So two.thirds vote being rsnured
LATER PROM NEW MRxrco.-We have advice,
from Santa Fe to the last of October The inhabi
tants 1.-THE Mesills Valley had acknowledged the
Jurisdiction OF the United States and surrendered
TWO or three fugtives who had escaped from Jus
tice.
Capt Sykes and lady and Mics M'Rea had arri
we'd 10 Santa Fe A company of Dragons, under
command OF Captain Ewell, arrived in Santa Fe on
tne sth, and afterwards marched to Las I.unas-
assistant Surgeon Leavenworth arrived there on
.ae ctn, from Fort Dehsnce, on his way to the II.
States o
Lieut.. John w. Davidson, U S. dragons, arrived
al Santa Fe on the 23d of October. with his com
hand. he had been out on three weeks scout
sent in search of Indians along the eastern ronter
oil the territory. He travelled several hundred
miles, bat saw nothing of the enemy. The troops
under command of Major Grier arrived at Santa
Fe on the 23d of October
Gov Meriwether held talk at Rio Arriba early
~ October with Chico velasques band of Indians
alter which presents were distributed to them. Ths
Capote baud was not present. The Indians made
many protestations of friendship and desire fol
Other accounts are given Of depredations by and
upon the Indians
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BY WILLIAM TENCH, AUCTIONEEk.
ADMINISTRATORS'S SALE OF

A DMINIST R ATORS SALE OF
IA JAMES MUIRHEAD'S EFFECTS, FRIDAY,
DEC. 18TH, l854.-We shall sell, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of
December, 1854, commencing ct IL o'clock. A M !,
Ii the property belonging to the late James Muir
head connected with his two Bakery establishment s
on Sycamore and Bank Streets in this city. consist
ing of Machines. Ovens and other implements too
numerous to mention
At the same time will be sold. Horse, two Jersey
Wagons, Harness. &c.
We win also sell shares of Stock In the "Peters
burg Gas Light Co." and one share in the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road Co."
The tenements on Sycamore street, in the heart Of
the city and its main thoToughfaIe. occupied by
the deceased as one of tho establissments will be
leased out for the remainder of his term, ending
April I7rh, 1853. Thisis an excellent stand for eng
kind of business.
TERMs-For the Bakery establishments, Horse
Jersey wagon, &C., cash for sums OF go aud under
over that four months credit will be allowed. for
negotiable notes well endorsed. Fer the unexpfed
lesss rent to be paid quarterly for NEGOTIABLE n1tel
well endoised--to commence lst January, 1893. FOL
the Stocks sixty days credit interest added for ne
e0''N''0 ALEXANDER BOWMAN, aan,,.
JAA.Es NJ. DOMAIN, )
VIM TENcH Aucrr.
Petersburg, Va, de- lids
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EXECUIOR'S SALE OF STOCK

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK.
~ FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., &c.-Wfli
be sold, on THURSDAY, the I4th December next
at Dunservonn the county Of Hanover the late resi-.
dence OF =. g. Sydnor, decd, several vslusble Mules
End IN. Horses, the stock of Cows, Hogs and Sheep;
Wagons Carts, and the usual variety OF farirx ute.
sils- Also, one McCormick's Reaper in good order.
Cash will be required for all sums under so: for
that amount and over, credit Of six months viii be
Even the purchasers executing bonds it'll approved
seeurity. e. SYDNOR
w. B. SYDNOR,
Executors of E. g. Sydnor decd
P. S.-Will be sold at the same time and Mac.
Nbout 200 bbls. Corn and one Good Threading Ma
enine. 29-tds
week till day of sale -
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSON,

FXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND 18th SITS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of the
late Russell Dudley, decd shall sell at public auc.
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the Goth
day of Dec, 1884 commencing at o'clock those
two excellent brick tenements Of which the testator
died seized and possessed at the of Main aod
18th streets.
city, and the houses themselves now In good ten.
antable order.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at L. 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest addedsecured
by trust deed title retained till last note is paid
WIN Fl. CHRISTIAN, Admir-
with the will annexed, of Russell Dudley decd
Se8 GOODIN A. APpERSON Aurt.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
WI IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND IN
COUNTY OF HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TioNA the request Of the heir and Ssyi' s Of
public auction on the premises on MONDAY, the
18th day of December, 1854 If fair If not, the next
fair day. commencing at 81 o'clock P. that valus.
in the city of Richmond, with the large brick stuc.
coed dwelling thereon now in the occupancy of A.
w. Morton, Esq. Il win be divided 10 as give to
due Of the lot win be divided into building lots of
suitable size frontins Cisy street, Iunnng back
1850 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
And on the following day, viz: TUESDAY, the
18th day of December, 1854, on the premises fair
if not the next fair day. commencing ut IL O'Clock
NJ win be sold the very valuable Farm on which
the late Thomas Richie, Jr., recently resided, sit
uated in the county Of Hsnrico, on the James River
mond. The tract contains about $50 acres OF which
about one-hat is heavily covered with valuable oak
and other timber-the other tract lie cleared and IN
high state Of Improvement. The bui dines on the
plsce though small are yet sufic ent for the use Of
a moderate sized family. After which, viii be SOLO
emo oiety of 100 Of land adjoining the above
Is cleared all under good enclosure, and In the very
hiehest state of improvement-the soil Ii equal to
any land in that vicinity This latter tract will be
divided to suit bidders. The owner Of the other
moiety will unite in the SALE 20 % TO sell me Zee SIM
And Immediately thereafter will be sold the say
acres of valuable cleared land adjoining the farm and
late Thos. Richie. Jr, of Mons. Prave. The above
real estate viii be surveyed, and maps tnereof can
be seen at the ONCE of the Auctioneeis, In few
days.
speculation offers great inducements to capitalists
and others to attend sale. The terms will be,
third cash. balance at and two years, Tor nego.
Stable notes Interest payable haifyearly secured
de- 2-2swtds GoDDIN d APPERSON. Aucts
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GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

- AND TOBACCO FLATTENING MILLS AT
AUCTION.-As Trustee in Deed from Col. Samuel
s. Myers dated 18th November, 1858, duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court, in Deed Book No. 66:
page 40, shall in further execution of the ssid
trust (haying been requested by g. A. Myers:
Esq the endorser thereby secured) proceed to sell
at public Auction, at the upper Tobacco Factory for
mery occupied by Col Myers situated on 7th It, be-
of December 1858, commencing at III O'Clock. IL va
luable slaves the most of whom are excellent Fac
tory hands including two or three good Carpenters.
After which will be sold several very superior Flat.
tening Mills nearly new and In good order.
TERMs-Cash, or satisfactory endorsed negotiable
notes. at months with the ntarest added
w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APrERsoN, Aucts.
do
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BY ALEX MOTT
TYR UST E E SALE OF STOCK OF
4 GROCERIES.-Will be sold ON WEDNES.
DAY, 18th instant at the Store corner Of nth and
Marshall streets the entire stock of the aaid Store
consisting Of Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, &c. &c. EN-.
Tracing the usual variety kept 10 Retail Grocery
By order of JOHN ALBERT, Trustee
Terms-cash.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MORT, Aucsioneer
de
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LATER FROM HAVANA-DEATHO OF A PROM
INENT LAWYER-SENATOR DOUGLAS AT
NEW ORR FANS --.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. The steamer Cahawba
arrived here to day with dates from Havana to the
is Inc Mexican war steamer Iturbide, from New
York, arrived at Havana on the o9th nit There i.
no news of importance
Col. John E. Gumes. prominent lawyer of this
city, is dead - was
Senator Douglas who arrived hero a few DAYS
since, en- route TOR Washington, declined public
reception which was rendered 10 him
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HONSTABLES SALE-Wii be sold
~ for cash. ia front of the High Con,table's Office
on SATURDAY, the "a day of December 1854 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, lot Of HOUSE and KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE, and a lot of GROCERIES and CONFEC.
TIONARIES, sold to satisfy sundry executions in my
hands in favor of Grass and others %. Hufnsy, &c.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, d. C..
no 30-St For J. p. TYLER ii. c. c. r.
THE above Sale is postponed until fur
ther notice. = LEWELLEN d C.
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WAsAINGToN. Dec 6. 1854

WARRINGTON, Dec. 6, 1854
We have got over the effects of the latest won.
der. the Message, and we are all calm and quiet
s,sin. Its pacific tone has made the Wings praise
1t, and the Democrats exult 10 this praise
The debate in the House yesterday Is the topic of
discussion every where to-day Mr. Wise must
havemore inflexible support than your delegation
yesterday put forth or he will suffer
Today the tate of the River and Harbor bill was
sealed, and the influence of the Executive was
made manifest
In our Criminal Court to day w. w. Manu.
charged with obtaining $4,000 upon false pretences
from the House of Messrs Statham, Smithson g.
Co, in the notes of their Farmers aud CONNER.
cial Bank" demurred to the indictment. upon the
ground, it is alleged that they had no legal autho.
rify 10 issue such notes. and that their notes are
therefore not money. If there is any force in this
position, itapples in like manner to all the Banks
of this city. None of them are working under
charters, but simply under the permission that
was given them years ago, by Congress, to wind up
their affairs. The argument viii be heard on the
demurrer on Saturday next. Gilles for the demur.
rer, and Key, Darlington and Davidge for the
States.
The Senate held very short session today and
it's not expected that it will do much business this
week. Its attendance is very small. The House
is constantly well filled, and an air of Cheerful
and good feeling pervades it.
The reference to the Committee of Foreign Az
fairs to-day of the resolution OF inquiry respecting
the alleged diplomatic convocation at Ostend mus,
be regarded as impolitic and unwise. If the infor
nation desired could not be given with due regard
to the public interests, the proposed resolution
would give to the President the privilege of with
holding it. Entombing the resolution with the Com
mittee of Foreign Affairs ia, therefore, simply de-
claring that the people and their representatives
not to be trusted with the facts or that the Pre-
sident has not discretion enough to decide upon the
compatibility of the act with the public good.
In some Of my future letters purpose describing
certain honorable gentlemen as they appear, anG
act, and speak, upon the floor of Congress. / will
perform this task in free and familiar manner
but always with fairness of purpose and courtesy
OF manner. There is no better study of men, and
their manners and motives, than this House of Re
representatives.. AB.C.
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NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN of December next at II o'clock. NJ, shall pro-
coed to sell ON the premises, Commissioner, under
decree Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, one
hundred and twenty acres of LAND. lying on the
Manchester Turnpike, about three miles from town,
it being part of the tract OF land known Dckin.
sons Much the larger portion of the said land IL in
woods. Terms made known ON the day Of sale.
BENZ. HATCHER,
no 2l-dtds* Commissioner.
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STEAMER Union.

NEW YosK, Dec. 6. r. M.-The steamer Union
with four days' later advices from Europe, 10 be
low, but will not reach her wharf until o'clock ID
the morning-probably later.
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EFFECTS OF THE 81 ORM-FROZEN UP.
ALBANY, Dec. I've have had no mail here
from Buffalo since Sunday. About $50 canal boats
with valuable cargoes, are frozen in near Utica,
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Southern Flour has
advanced IL cents sales Of 100 bbls at
ss.6aa9.3. Wheat-market unchanged; de-
mand limited at former rates. Corn dull.
BALTIMORE, Dee. 7.-Flour-Howard st.
ss.25-held at $3.50. City Mills held at
1926. Wheat cents better; sales of white
at Sl.90aS2-red s1.s5asl.95. Corn-white
7a cents-yellow s3a83 l-2 cents.
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BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS.

FRAMED BUILDING ON 9Th ST.,
y WITH THE GROUND LEASE AT AUG.
TION.-On SATURDAY next, at IL O'Clock A NJ,
will be sold upon the premises the new framed Shop
9Th ST. opposte ID Baptist Church. 14x24 feet and
suited for an office or shop Of any description.
Will also be sold the ground lease which termi-
mates in May next with the privilege of removing
tn same If desired.
TERMs-Cash. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
Aucfs
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FIRE AT GREEN Ray

BUFFALO, Dec. 6.-Aire occurred at Green Bay
on Tuesday, which destroyed the factory of M.
Taylor; Morris q Brownley's hardware store; Mr..
Calls clothing store; andjMarshalrs provision store
Loss about $50, 600, insured for IS 600
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CALE.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the
~ nth day Of December. 1854, Of the Farm Iatsly
occupied b. Jas A. Moore and owned By n. G. Cfen.
miles from Richmond, all the personsi properly,
conslsting In part Of coed work horsse cows hoea
corr, fodder hay. wagon carfa farming imp. emenf1
no Sale TO commence q II o'clock.
1RkMs-All Sums under go, cash. over that amt
moahs credit viii be given for good pager. salts
sale sosdseted BY ". G. rALIllSEnso.
A 6--tda4
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BY ELIAS HALE, No. LOG Main stree

BY ELIAS HALE, No. log Main street
NJ EDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
Mon THURSDAY. 18th instant at 10 O'Clock.
L. w. Chamberlayne, by catalogue. Those wishing
TO contribute Medical Books for this SALE will please
do so at once in order to put them in the catalogue
de 6-7t
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BURNING OF A BARGE.

NEW YORK, Dec. The barge Seneca with a
full cargo of merchandise, whilst being towed &c
the Erie Railroad, at Piermont last night on the
Hudson River, was destroyed by fire. Sheis a tota
loss. The cargo was valued at $4,000
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman
Office ON 10th, between Main and Cary streets
vows AT AUCIION.-Wil be sold on
~ SATURDAY, the 9th instant, at IL o'clock, at
the house of Capt VIM. r. Richardson on ST. Ste
phens' street. five fine Mich Cows, one or two Of
which are superior mixers. Terms at sale.
dec r. CAUTHORN
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BY ELIAS HALE, No. lO6 Main st,
Auction and Commission Merchant

BY ELIAS HALE, No. log Main ct,
Auction and Commissipn Merchant
ON THIS EVENING, and every eve
~ ming through the week. commencing att o'clk,
shall offer at suction large ana desirable stock Of
Dry Goods suitable for the season consisting in part
a. follows. viz. = .
Cloths, Cassineres snd vestings
Bleached and Brown Domestic Linseys
Blankets, Table Cloths, Hosiery, Gloves, H6kfs
Mouselines ,Cambrics, sc.
The above Goods are new and perfect
ALSO,
Will be added stock from country store am.
bracing general assortm nt
ALSO-An invoice of Whips, Canes, Trunks and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturersto be sold with.
out reserve.
ALSO-A large assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches. Jewelry. Fancy Boxes Deska Combs, But
tons Thread, Pins, Needless Soaps, ReIfumery, Pia-
ted Ware, GlasswaYe--together with general az.
sortment of Goods, to be sold in Quantities to suit
purchasers
Great bargains may be expected.
Sale positive, and every srtice warranted repre-.
sented.
II Consignments Of various description OF Mer-
chandize solicited for my auction sales. Charaee
reasonable, and sales settled promptly.
ELIAS HALE, Auct..
In No. IO6 Main IT
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SAILING OF THE CANADA.

uBuYYALo, Dec. 6.--The weather 10 stu storm
here. No mail has been received from New Yor
since Saturday.
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Major Allen Loud of the first u. s. Artillery, who
was brevetted for gallant service at Fort Brown,
died lately at st. Augustine Fla
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MAYoRALTY or BOSTON.

Bmr,H, Dee. 6-The stsamer Canada sailed
hence to-dsy for Liverpool with 70 passengers and
etG2 900 In specie.
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G2swtds ooppIN 3 APPERsoN. Aucts

by virtue of deed of trust, executed to
- me By Peter CottreIl, beaIine date Nov. l4th,
1851, and duly recorded in the County Courts OF
Goochland and Hsnrico, shall according to the r.
quest of the BENEFICIARY, proceed 70 sell the 5uth
aNesro Girl. and an interest (which il one-seventh)
IN tract OF Land in the upper part of Henrice
county, originally owned by Wm. Cottreii. decd
to satisfy debt named In mid deed
JOHN w. COTrRELL.
no 30-d6fcdts Truatee.
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EIaE AT MONROE. ia.

FIRE Al MONHOIS. LA.
NEW OaLEAss, Dec 3.-The business portion OF
Monroe. La, was burnt on the 26th ult., involving
less OF 100000.
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AUCTION SALES.
AVAILABLE HOUsEHoLD a
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
(Offiee at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl sf

BI IdOMAS w. hEESEE,
(Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl st)
VALABLE HOUS EHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. HORSE. cows.
CART AND HARNESS.. AT AUCTION.-Will be
me ncing at O'Clock. at the residence of MI T..
Cary on 4th street, between Broad and Marshall sts
who is declining ping, all of his Houseboli
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part Of large
number OF Feather Beds; Chamber, Parlor and Di.
ming Room Furniture; Cooking Stove, &c.
ALSO-l very fine large bay Work Horse
do Cows.
Cart and Harness.
s. B. CARY, BY
g. HAINES, Tfustee.
Sole conducted by Tho w. KEEsEE, Auct.
0H Will be added to the above
80 sale, one Carriage and Harness. with
pole and shats-all in good order. having been but
little used. THO. w. KEESEE
de % Auctionesr
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no 80 THO. ". REESrr Art
NlRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF

II "A VI
= LAND in THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO
y virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to me by John
browning, bearing date on the 24th day OF March
1874, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court
IieIks Once BY request Of the beneficiary in said
Geed, viii, as Trustee, on SATURDAY, 10th day Of
December at u O'Clock b., sell at public auction on
the premises the land conveyed in the said Deed,
and described a. foiows: !. A certain tract piece er
Henriso county, adjoining the Deep-Run Coal. Dit
land, Jos Myers and Others, being the seme piece or
parcel OF land conveyed to the said Browning by
Wiilism Alley and Mary j., his wife, by Dead
bearing date the 9Th day of November, 1852"
TERms-Cash JOHN N. HARRISON,
Tru.fa
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Bosron. Dec. 6s-Ths Wings Of thisIcIty hav,
20 ninatd q. B. Upton for MAJos.
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
IA TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A

a TAKE MEpIS!NEs 66RREERRA.E9Pr s IA \
LoNSEp, AND CuRE Fos ~. AL u PAIN.
s Sour Stomach ss@alsa and III Kin
bas Ds.eassry. Bowel Xsetions Piles, Sore and
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart Disease. Palpiia-
the w soa .sS s.s Com
p, Dr.. J. 8. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are The result Of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each
plant, aud have been well tested and approved By
hundreds 81 hhysaPs FOR sD ZACH Dss fisa
DIR. 8. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR tx
PEcTORANT, for the rsdisalenrs q Consumptions
ting Of Flood inflammation Of tho Lungs or Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation not
only cure: .apnss future .scs
Medicine, 1t 10 the best In the World! Il now
used and recommended BY Physicians At hsns and
abroad &c. R sSss: @ fs; sPS sYRur
dyes Immediate relief. ard fequeatly surssin ons
"f 3d. r, 8 hosEs GROUP SYRUP never f.l in
curing the Group. that danssross complaint smons
eh nS RosEs Alternative, or BLOOD PuRI.
siER, Tor Scroiuls, Old Etuptiona aad al dissasss
arising from impure state q the hlood-psiss q.
pk Is9 D,.ssp.s Issia.:1s IS:
sot n.ss, and coss,ysnsasZzc
s' Or Ro ssf aoIDEN FILLS tos f.l!ne Of he
womb, Femsis Wesknsss, Debility and kslazatitn
- ne ROSES FEMALE PILLS, valssbls rene.
ay for Female Complaint Superior TO Hoopefs
fI d. roses DYsPEPrrC coMPounD.a mre
cure for Dy:gsp %nTc sc n,xruRE sr Chin. p.
YER. and ssnsrsl Debility. nsvsrfsiliss remedy
- 81. ROSES COMPOUND ExraAcr o. ~.
eau. for all diseases OF the Kidneys ana p'saaess
.' Sc sof RosR:s Nervous CORDIAL. e. n ss-
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NIGHT AUCTION

NIGHT AUCTION.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
w ARTICLES VIII be- scld at my store This
EVENING at O'Clock, large invoice of WATCH.
ES, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES
ALso-A small invoice Of DRY GOODS
The attention of the public is requested, a. the
sale will be without reserve
ocS1 ALEX MOTT Auof
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

l.
FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
i win be sold on SATURDAY, 9th inst, at 10
A large lot Of now and second hand Household and
Wardrobes Safes, Chairs, Looking. Glasses Bed.
steads. Washstands, Beds. Mattresses Sc.
!. ALSO fine Cooking Stoves nearly new.
ALSO-8 boxes Chewing Tobacco, superior article
des ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HORSES AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold
Ii on SATURDAY, 9th inst. at 10 o'clock. at the
Horse Lot, seve.al young Saddle and Harness
Horses.
ALsO-Two young Mich Cows.
des ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING
II AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY
Morning 1lth inst, at 10 O'Clock, at my store the
most extensive invoice of Clothing, ever offered at
auction in this CITY, embracing the most varied as
sortment, consisting of Cloth, Cashmere Petersham
and Beaver Cloth Frock, Dress, Over and Busine 50
Coats Cloth and Cashmere Pants. in great variety;
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk Velvet, Valencia and Satin
Vests.
ALSO--An invoise of Cloths, Cassimeres, SAITH
nets. Flannels, Domestics, &c.
ALSO-l2 cases Boots and cases Pegged Bro.
gans
ALSO--S0 pair Blankets, assorted.
The above Goods will be ready for examination on
Saturday, 9th inst.
The trade is requested to attend, a. the sale will
dea ALEX. MOTT, Auct