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DERkMFTUNY HALE OF HUILDTNO LOTs Or r,dav The
Visit April Vt O'Clock p m, -hsl sell, premises
public order
hos FIN located o Tho Mai IN. c ~
Wnshnst by numbers nine nna ten IN ,or,,,
numbered hundred AVID fhyeeht The nresrnt
frontage Of two hundred sud INV fs tnorb .,ds Of
street. between l7th ~ an.
hundred and py End hundred Ga 1b,.
property u located high Improving Of III, CITY mi
The sae win be positive and property deserving Of the
attention Of builders and speculs,ors. : wv
Terms liberal, and made At sale.
- J. q. MCGUIRE
Ap i1-eods Auc,;,ns.,
Should The weather unavoshle, wifi
place 1t my suction rooms hour -
JAs c. MCGUIRE
Ap l8-S Muc,sor..r
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THUasDAY MoRNINa. APRIL so. 1884.
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTED By THE PRESIDENT,

BIZ and acih the ad.iee and Of the Senate
Edwin de Leon Of South Carolina TO be eonsug general
Of the United States Al Alexandria, in Egypt
Frederick A. Beeen Of Pennsylvania be secretary
Of the legation of the United States Central America
John Jones, OF Indiana to be register Of the land Of
fee at yincennes Indiana vice john g Clark removed
John Claiborne Of Arkansas to be receiver Of public
moneys at Batesyle Arkansas vice T. Sufold resigned
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SPEECH OF MR.. KErTT, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In compliance with announcement made few days
ago. insert in columns this morning the able and
eloquent speech of Mr. Kei the Nebraska question
Coming from the Palmetto State, and fully imbned with
her hgh-toned chvary he speaks with dreetness and
boldness the issues involved in the question His re-
marks will be read with universal interest indicating
the sentiment of his State not only the Nebraska BILL
but upon the general subject Of slavery.
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II XCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS
u public Tuesday O'Clock
residence OF Charles Eamcs, esq, a.
18th shal sell all his furniture
prtsine-
Pair II walnut French sofas, divsns
Easy chairs, plush rccker,
Walnut table, table
Mahogany secreisry, bookcase
Damask and lace cuuans, window shaaes
Bronxs candeiabras, brackets,
Thrse-piy carpets oicloth
Mahogany aud walnut bedsteads, Wristbands
Dressing and plain bureaus, toilet
Blue enameil~d co,age suite
Rcs hair and husk holsters pillous
Lounges, -seat chairs. crib
Mahogany hat stands hall lamps
I DO sidebosrd, dining table
French China dinner, and coffee service
Table cutlery, casters, glassware
superior cooking stove and hxtures lin safe, Ne
: Together with good assortment OF heben utensils.
Isrmsi ~ and under
four months 'er notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing isees
80. Jas g. MCGUIRE,
hif-" anc,ioneer.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met ut IL o'clock, m.
Prayer by the chaplain of the House
The Journal OF yesterday read and approved
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Post Office Department transmitting estimates for
the expenses of the department and Of the
the year commencing July l. 1854: referred the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means and ordered TO be printed
Mr.. ObDS reported back sundry private Senate bills
from the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads
which appropriately disposed Of
Also tho joint resolution authorizing the extension of
contract for the conveyance Of the United States mail be
tween Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama
Mr. O. explained the nature of the resolution and asked
for is immediate passage
Mr. GREY opposed the passage Of the resolution, ent
continued his remarks until the expiration Of the morning
hour; when,
ON motion of Mr. BISsELL the House proceeded to tn
business on tho Speakers table
The bill granting lands the several States OF the Uner
or the bene, Of INDECENT insane persons up and
read 10 the House.
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The total expenditures during the period for ma
chimes buildings repairs additions, and improvements
we're
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REVENUE CUTTER OFFICERS ORDERED.

REVENUE CUTTER UFFINtKS UKDEFtD'
Captain n l. Coste, to command the revenue cutter
Jackson AT Savannah, Georgia
Captain Henry D Hunter, TO command Of the "9ams
Campbell at New London, Connecticut vice cosfs Or
dcred to the Jackson.
FRS, Lieutenant John L stu the cutter Harrison
at oswego New York
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show while IL via also aast their reasonableness ana
entire freedom nom anything oppressive or milas,
except so far as order punetaality and attention duty
ars military essentials The employment Of ordnance o.
GERS 10 saperin,end the armoes but placing these OH
GERS in the discharge Of their poper legitimate functions
Personally it Is Of no heneht u them for they receive No
extra compensation for it The ordnance officers who dis
charged the duties Of superinsendents BY Executive a
thority before the Office Of civil superintendent wa,
abolished by law, decided 10 be legally entitled
TO the salary Of the Office, and did receive H. in ad-
dtion 10 their pay officers from April ls4l to August
ls42-he date Of the Law abolishing the office Since
then they have neither received claimed amy eompes
ton az superintendent beyond that allowed BY law to ,
respective grades in the army and which they would have
received if they had not been at the armories SO far
the government Is concerned the employment of ordnance
officers to superntend the national armories affords
of improving the quality and character OF its arms which
I'D could not obtain from civilians Those officers have
professional and practical knowledge Of the essentials Of
serviceable MILITARY weapon which BY means depends
on high mechanical skill in its construction or Ingenuity
In its continuance Both mechanical skill and professional
military knowledge are requisite to devise and fabreas
the best kind of military weapons and these found
combined the national armories in the ordnance off,
GERS experimenting and the and other
skilfu mechanics aiding and executing Instead Of listen
ing to the views and opinions of witnesses who pre
diced interested on one side Of this question Or the
Other the appeal be to facts as they appear on official
reports returns vouchers, and other records II IL be-
eved that these will show that the public interest has
been advanced and benefited BY the employment Of ord
nance officers superntend the national armores both
-,
regards the cost and quality Of their products and In the
improved condition Of these national establishments
whilst no just right proper privilege Of the employees
has been violated or denied
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STRONG VIEWS.

Senator Toucey made many points in his speech Ne
braska which deserve to be well considered We repub
fish the following worthy Of especial remembrance:
:" / know sir, that opinion has prevailed to
tenta least apparenythat when acquired the terri
tory Of Louisiana BY treaty with France, purchased
only territory the land the public property in the terri
tory purchased the rights and liberties Of the people
who the territory, and Of all who might go into til
and that Congress- from time to tme deals out these rights
and liberties to the people some Of the despoc kings
England formerly did to their subjects but had thought
the reverse all this to be had supposed that tho
people fountains of power that Congress possessed
no power the States Territories, except what
granted the States the people in the
constitution that the powers granted reserved and
that therefore, necessary to back to the con
tuition and find there express grant Of power
necessarily implied warrant the legislation Of Congress
The people Of Maine, of Georgia. Of California cannot
any grant Of theirs convey the rights Of the people
Of Ohio of Connecticut Of the people Of Nebrask
The people masters the public The
people the OF States and they the masters
constitutions and their rights, men, the from
which all the rights Of government Of the State govern
ments and Of the federal government are derived.
81 say then sir that there is be found in the
stuton letter syllable which win take away this RICH.
the people govern themselves regard to their do
relations unless to be found in the treaty making
power confess that differ from many in regard to the
Of that power think il competent for this govern
ment by the exercise of the treaty making power to acquire
territory, acquired the territory OF Louisiana
Florida, and Of New Mexico and California. think the
treaty making power broad enough to purchase the land
do think the treaty making power power Of this
government broad enough TO purchase and acquire the
rights and liberties of the people upon it, 70 make
their absolute There clause In the constitution
by which there implied granted which necc
sary carry out the enumerated powers, and the other
powers which expressly granted the constitution and
Que is the treaty making power When therefore, you
making power and extend limits bring
territory within them, you competent TO do
have the power to do and having done it, you have the
power the property tis You may draw the
lines Of States and of Terrories You may withhold the pub
lie lands from settlement you mark out boundary lines
and the land within those lines but the American c
who go upon the land go there with all the rights
American citizens, and may become independent kAte
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n .
Persons wishing 10 purchase very superior
quors will do well TO attend the sale.
Terms cash. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auconeers.
QEAUTIFUL CAAPETlNGS.--Jas received, and sale, 4
supply style 3ry double carpetinx
Aubussn csrpcngs
and desgns which selling which msks
3py goods they guaranteed
long.
Aso exen,ive supply and cocoa mningS
heavy cheap
Also bales beautiful and low priced rugs
goods purchased under the
will be disposed of small
rely confidently finding
goods faiest their will any
April lS-6teoif CLAGErT L DODSoN.
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l43,lS9 Total.

l43,ls9 Total.
The average cost of these arms as ascertaned by diy
ding the whole cost by the number of in each case
was follows, viz
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR OLD BRANDlEs, WIiIs-
IL keys, kr by catalogue, auctonOn Monday the gath
shall SELL by catalogue, auction
very superior assortment Of old liquors, viz
"a demjohns OF oard, Dupuy, 4 Co.'S brandy, le4o
81 Simon kynbesder h Sons Schedam double pine
apple pure Holland gin
do very superior old malt whiskey, 1887
% do superior old ye whiskoy, Hanisons,
i've years old
a do ofold Monongaea rye whiskey, three years old
Is do hne Jamaica spirits
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CANTON -MATE1NGs and Floor Oiicloths.--Just re-
sale
of white red checked and fancy
4 4, ga and widths.
OF tho mn'ket prepared 10 sell them low
little than other retail house
Also sheets superior quality rich
cloths. dcsignn known 10 the
trade, which will rooms
halls, and passages, per diagram.
April IL -6tifeod CLAGErT 4 DOD-ON.
NOLLINS, BOVINE ~ Co., Ilth street, second door
Of md
prices every variety books paper fancy
and stationery Copy ing and notaa cheap
Writing drafts receipts Intel registers books
books, shipping receipt
nksands cash and deed boxes, manifold
bankers states pencils
copying bills Of exchange, books
oos guild and steel wiring ink, elastic
holders presses books
boards WATERS Fancy stationery
~ n bnund
Job printing executed Cad, ccuIars bill
checks, receipts, sc. BRANCH or sTATIoNERs' HALL,
Ap lp-dim l74 and i76 Pearl street, New York.
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Arms made. Expenditures
therefor.
D oss.rs i''''....'...... sa7oo slss7es7
During Al equal period Of supern =. =.
tendance by civilians ltSioI 2iWooo "
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4 ANTON MATrINGs. Fl OOR UILCLoTHs, Sc-The
" subscribers received
direct from New York
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f.hr Cnttcn Nln-L.a


NV fJrE, AGgue, 70, 1854
Our last circolar was issued an tho 80 uialno. ~
this peIiod 81 tie s.asn vit stccS rndsr - 90 his
tie operations market ABORT rde t. ne gone
raj tone Of be lusiaess & roagA0u The SJ1h bat ave
n apencsd neaily entirely by local causes IA, sales
nckns Tor shImsrt have mol ososssei 200 sssys pcr
oay for the tdFt month upcss hiDutpis the.s
Which iae.ua. fctorl interests nader cost al an8ss els
be called sech Ina 'anc 81 general besicess taroJgh
Out al the fsmicn ios Of Ih> COLON trade h4s beea
unusually iauSuid AMI tepfesscd Tho 90 nsiy demand
fer aSfics has beer alsE sn1 lgaiGr paa usU lasyi
ue cTt1s1tn f3ciefs oppressed kill lLc Sc -ht II
hei- COZ sigs snss, which wl have 70 ds br3V1 -to
thesuetoD room 20 sscsftln their vslaa. . r eva
~ hI srs arc saia rs YET - ho tssAr own and
remunsrssiYs press bat ths h geser, q Ane aoi
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u.-vuy TBY1- aDkSbsslynG
49, To- .ss.-rSs NJ Of amussmenls se
:. ssh evening Ia one shieh caanos posi-.
- ss.l to draw large audenee. rre solo, sf OF
IL sEs or tbe Attack upon aAe Mall" rnici y oro
Socs6 ~ hne style, With new scenery, aresse' ana
DC o,aioos s sDr oupces again for asis evening III
DIANA OF "Nanrice, the Woodcaiter," vii o0aelule
str suusements. On h0edsy Miss busGn Dsain
viii sppear as Margaret Gilmore, Ia Loves bacri
Eoep ~
EsLo's GARrKN-TSe complimentary benefit 10
Br. On Mrs. Florence comes on sopgbt, and from
Toe great number Of arssts who have volunteered
Sic occasion, tee house " Ii likely be crowded ID
every department. The ente. tsibments will ecpi-
neRce with "Jumeo JAM" Mr.. T. ID. Rice IN big ce
will fobcw, Mt. Florence as fim Moore. Tol coGe-
Sy Of "Cbsrles lLn and new piece caSd Ms
slieycss Annie" viii conclude all.
NATIONAL THRArRE.- rhe very sood company ..
percent engaged at this theatre are st.rSting large
ndnspeetaole audiences every night. Mr.. J. r.
= OFT appears to n'gtt In The character Of Paul
Jones, 10 the drama OF that ASne, and Miss Haths.
way az Nan in the amusing piece called GOOD fer
kotbine;" btsices, the EXTERN ectace Of AID
diar Will also be given. 1slis bill ought 70 gu the
Ne isAai vseat,e. 4e'
AMEnicAs MCsEUH.-Tbe manager OF this estab.
Esbn ent snnoupees rhe moral drama OF the "Oid
brewery" for the last time II WI, thafefore, 90
pas cd both 10 the sfse'noon and EVENING". ".
Olarke. Hsdsway, Miss Mestayer and ctner artists
Of celebrity IN the cast. 'sn
HirroDRoxg.--Tbs selection for this day oonsis&.
Of the sports OF DopDy brook fair, foot race il
sasbs, donkey race, games of the Crusaders, repre
s0tatoRs Of tie chase, the turf, &C., in which al
- artists bciOa ging 70 Franconi's troupe VII par
uc,pAte. .9'
+. WOODS NSsTRELs.-The same very amnsinS
Ml oh ntitai meat as thar Of las. evening ia IN
noOneed for shs oigh-'s entertainment namely
= negfo fyDel dies, and the DarlesQue osera OF th.
virgins Cupids."
BrcK,Eys SIBE'ABERs.-S,il the excellent bur
esQRe If tue Bohemian Girl" attracts very large
audiences, who seem delighie with the perform
aReee. The Buckleys ar mating fo,rnoe.
CAsrtF GARpEN.--Tbere will be grand SUNDAY
eoAcers given BY Doiwosth's baad 10 marrow eye
Eng. sf ss.1
SIoHoR BLrrz wit give three eRter!ai7mer. Is mex
week one a. Danbury, on Monday evening; oae VI
CsnsaH. sE Tuesday, and IN Noiwalk, Conn.,, or
"Wednesday.
BABsRy WILLIAMSON Thursday evening
hTge party OF the friends OF Barney Williams, the
lsish comedian. assembled in one OF the private par
Ioss ~ the Pree OFT House, ON the occasion o.
p<tssntisg dim with An elegant gold watch ani
esaip, ss . testimonial to his merit, previously u
his tlShsi hing for California on next Monday. Mr.
Eijsh Il. pufdy presided assisted by Judge Morton
- vFG Preeident. Several lively and patriot,
spteohes veie made by the orators who wer
pysstnt The repast provided by the hosts OF TIL
PieIcott, kessrs. Gabnett Staples, WAS suHpaoa-
Yhe whole affair was admirably conducted, Ant
Fs&sasif with spirit and ssssisosion to the entir
yOm,ADy
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low wsssr tas net 81 yrsept seossstated sseypegs
Of many mile voaI be Of m complaints -, du
rr ths recent asuDdspee Of noasy aod pfcsperty ID
oiens end seLinsy of considerable cost have ossn
for PAY fer vbieh DOW bang ensc
"a sf,S asmcufy oisei To the obstacles TO procnr
ing aysp long rsper tbeif AGENTS AIDS 10 over
statcppg tho marie for Tho raw maisf-ai, "hicn
ciosssssi.t an inseivs fesiing ri eur asesatisn-.
q. Thursday mnrniDg Iecslsed by Lisgs aph tteln
Bsfsx The Amsrca's asvices TO tbe 9TH lost soofioS
connpsd gose d. aD1 far stspse s1a Asm e.ns ~
Asprbsrer, joined 10 eeer mpasy rrarses bnt WIN
increasing tie deriHo 10 purchase With hs SOD Al
th.nah prizes rmer, Il 10 owing 20 the ntidersnes
Of hodeSs with their light sto.ss. fas
FIR, m tie touh there copippee The same absence OF
comp abts; and from WIZ at judge BY tho xeatbsr
recorded Of Opinion thst equals in pro-
mise that Of 5253. The advent bales Of II eonin IA
up' upusuany early. At t5e last matt dates afss:
taes from rsxss had reached New Orleans, AID soar
g.osn in Alabama had arrived a. Noble, t~ooi which
brought to this city BY the ste anne. CahsweA %
the 10th lust Fl fNTA ~
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ssCONp BOARD.
CIY Trade RERO Ar.

FRIDAY August 1879 n.
were reposseo OF aoo Dds 20 Gay, ~ =!
l2a Tor potts. and 70 s7 ID for pearls per 100 lbs
~ UH Was my 80 a.sfs, nor 90 na,yani
~ h sass s sa eaSo oo.. lnieri'i
40 az 90 so ~ ~ mAeu 70 lancy wesacn NJ
Se 20 =, os ana oaner stnas ID propoInon ses We're
la mace o. ~. oo soo 40 ~ pesuse Csnaaen i.
sss LOT e ~ o. s'.ol niaea 20 goou ~ " -
Ii VI, s ~ ~ 90 iol .ancy, PeI oot; 20.
pns ne uansplsu ~ Iye Iosf 2. oorn meai Mne@'
Vac fa'neI LUZ tno rass mu No. e4seel snA 70
o. new oenesee mnite, on terms not dsciosea; zoo
Snahs.s prize seu,e'n rsa ct about 81 sly and geo
@ sor hs.teS "a ana ~ 70 eS
s sTc ut neaa, 'oc Svc LOT w.s.srn nnaea ana
s. s .sr oors ysG per s ana
,s ~ we're nns1 Deang eonnacd 70 about
~. ~ p's9 io NJ Ao0' AA'so WIN s@ "s Wn'Se
Rio at lso.
&,,a..a =. 49,. Sno -, s' spPn 49,, 80 ossn 70
I'm uWSns sa;r vnlsna. TI~Srr,o ~ ~
quosed g NC sooa m'aonng AZ 1oaal io5sc. and
$3.50 "a ~ ~ ~ A S; = ~ o.n. I
S,ouaH. a. ho;na Ia, :" anS ~, III, se
sa.S: s h r." ~ 49,. T. ~ ~ 1870 wA.n'
son.s 40 80 80. 80. ~, ~ ma Ss w. ssn
oyyjrs - ~ ,ac.s To- IL, ~ e Ss - ~
two baSos of new cotton rom MOBILE were sIhSted or
q Ss ana y M strength and hsnsss
iwn nr, COD was In mo ,ersto rss..st a. Al 50 "a
75 per ,yt retail busio, "a "a. hjn. ,rsss, "a H.,
s rss v,1.n - ss c,ng Hsns'e ~ ~
si@ SO Tor No ). and ~ for No nsr hb ~ 20
thai 2co esse. s% o herring realized $50 30 for
FRleurs-~In the sS-ence ~ pr,ys.e la.,e,s Nv .be
AmcrL., rafas 70 JivsYrfvol c,y,;n,ej vo-, a, X
srsn or four was oiIarinv some dead so;yht sss q,
Va ed ~ about l6s per ton ana ahopt 6OO NM Ia.
cotton were ep-,oea A. I'D IN Iondoc soT, M ~,
H., " sales foots or ,fpreas y wcre tahar AZ IA ~
ton To Havre cotton was engaged a. Nc per ID ,.,a
lOo b>ls o.hss a, Al Iar& and .ica rsra NO, al
ye sci was chartered 70 load At City Poiut Virgins FOR
Eorieaux at a5s Cd II California rate, contirued Anil
with euys ep,nents at M. 4s,e ,er foot ,,sssrss
win oc,s ;onnl los AZ hyhor rstas "a ,n,aar, anl
, tone Iagupn wood wore tairn. at ass. S = ~
! FRrrr--Sa,ee of about 100 boxe, brneh , ,ans %
made At ~ 90.
" Hay The uarast was steady with sa,ss Of ,ous 600
tales 81 sSc 4 7oc ~, ,0oih go 800 y 0SA 'i''S
HoysTNers Vas moro i.on;yv .,at,n, t-i,s4 r.,.,
erop Al Use a ase mar IL 80
lp,,s-nhont 6C0 q 1000 ION. s,so,.a Mo- ~ ~ .o,, :,
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LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z ONION corr II ROUSE, LUp6ATE NIL, LONDON
--ESward ilr hitherto associated with hin rather
o. me star ard Garter Richmond Iii, bcys to notf,
ma aer some months occupation Of The named
boei &c has effected soch substantial alterations ano
"a be 'eels utoa specially demanded at ho presan
Inc ana which, With attention to busiucss, hs hopes
Nlhtrts ne london cccc Honse 10 its pristine vide
ssfesa resusSn The capabilities ~ tho LONDON COFFEE
h1ase - qcSt o' trace as vel its advantages of sta
nusn apd qaetnsss Ok accomrlads p have b. en know
saS aIpteeis'sd 'oT more tbaD senlory. fpacout
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New York CLASSIFICATION.


Tho markets are ell supplied with ali kinds Of
produce, and especially irnts and Vegetables. waer
melons and peaches poured the city 10 deck
loads and large p,omp and rfpe ssosns Be 4 ind
UPON tt stands In The arAesssr upon tie stands Of
the lesser dealers in the streets Nov Jersey peaches
vary N price from VI 20 to IS per bAskst during The
last wseh The different varieties Of gsges the pomior
preser SgDate their fxst Aepe~raAee 10 narkss They
eonsnaDd high prices Easnsss 40 brisk around shsse
depois OF edADse, .e.4..5f.sa.
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n NBELlkR, ofJIFSr, 4s6 EsoApwAY C0SNsx
m iresnn' stree dsrotts his a'as3iinn o disease
me sye, snn aslits the puddle that thse I. n1e o.
ee ns'ee,9rs eisors CT, waich ne human eye sab
icc s"rys !, ana pen,oes,y saTs
noe SVpfrj - = II w u Att al esrs inserted.
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DVE1TEEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY :
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALEDONIA EXPRESSLY TIE UNITED STATES
" aud Paciic mail line via Panama.-Exciuslvcly+-
A. NJ. hlNKlfY CO., win despatch their ncxi ign,
and parcel express for AspnwsIl Panama and i. IA.
cisco, by the Uned States mail steamer Euprs ,G, on
Monday, he 2lst inst, in charge Of Augustus g. ~
regular through mes cnger Freight must DO n. "
waterproof packages not exceeding la5 ibs w.i.nt
tive anu half cubic fcct in bels, JOHN W. CARbiNq
TON, agent 10 Broadway, under Panama railroad old
" B-Jctiers, a. (Which we will enclose In goYera.
rent enyclepca) yessvet a. IS Hroa5ray or at oar
baggage cfice on the wharf sailing cay, up 70 IT,
taaY at deo,rturc
HikklLY Al CO.'S isthmus Baggage Express.-pa,
fergcrs' baggage viii DO resolved and checssd At tin
baggage uace on tia wharf, foot OF Warren greet
no Jay before and day Of sailing. Transit freigt. 81,
~, ahle hsie.
tsIforn,s FnYly EvpYcss.-Izdies and chr i-oa .or
ssrded through TO Fan Pfarcisco in charge II e. ,eri
coed and scrtlsr,anly messengers, nsurlng 10 then
srtry possbie and attention from the services 81
COMPETENT protector, nnd 1T moderate charge.
: 20
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! A n ElNkLLY 4 co IS ASPtNWAlI. AND pANA.
fAs me Express. -Irejgnt for Aspirwali, n. O., win
be received in New losk, collected by wagons ANA
delivered in afptawrl, or shipped that port al
ebar8ed 10 cents per loot; parcels tasea o. proper
tiops;e thsIse 1t for Panama, Tin usual pa kagss
!os iiansI) not requiring Immediate despatch ssroc
the fs'hmus Will be saken at IS cents Per pound from
New York. J05k ". CABRiNGIo agent 10 Broai-
way. nn1er Panama railrol ID Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

1 U1TION sAIE-rHIS DAY, 10Th mt Al
n O'Clock Ut "a Nassau street, near Marion
SAMUEL u GOOD, suctonesr. VIII ssll 40 above,
cpllsetion OF nee aud .scopdhand household AID
he ding, tables Of all kinda, bookcases, warrebss,
be6s, tete atctes, st'~grriss and bookstauas, G.
nastirg wsshstands, rocking chairs, dssis. "
reserve, for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

Total ...... I'll 500, j45
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
Lin=n........ II si2, 600
MiscrtLsNEpus.
si-ax goods. 100 ga, si2
L,eath. gioves. 3 l,e45
mn.t - SNsy asr