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THE LATEST NEWS.
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday, April >, 1855.
The steamer San Jacinto is ordered to the West
Indies to cruise in the neighborhcod Of Cuba.
Commodore Newton has been detached from the
Gulf Squadron. A Navy.Yard, or a ssat in the Ma
val Board, under the new reform act, will probably
be assigned TO him.
Intelligence hs. been received here Of the death Of
Mrs. Schroeder, the wife of our Minister at Stock
holm, and daughter of Col. Seeton, of Tie National
InfeHigencer. She was a remarkably talented and
estimsble lady, and a warm friend Of Ffederika
Br
Hobscn & Son, OF Richmond Va, have brought a
suit agsiDst the Washington and New-Ofleans Tele-
graph Company, to recover damages in the sum OF
sl7 Geo sustained by them in consequence OF an err
tor made in dispatch sent by them to their Southern
correspondent. They ordered five hundred bales of
cotton al the operator at Montgomery made it tren.
fv-fre hKnired.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN NAIL;

BALTIMORE, Mobdey ApfI :, :. Sae.
BY the arrival Of the Southern Nal, as isr ,s.Ssy'
We have received New Orleans papers - n t6s
From them we learn that the kno" Notnnfs .a,ssas.
Chatter Elections there had been entirely "a
and that but two Democrats hsd been elsess'' wv
order prevailed throughout the day.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

OswEGO, Monday, April 2 1873.
The schooner Syph went ashore at o'clock yea.
terdsy morning. outside the east pier in heavy gale
She will prove total loss
PORTLAND, Monday April 9, 1855.
The brig Radius Capt. Smith, from Norfolk, fof
this port went ashore last night OF Cape Elizs
beth. The vessel will prove total wreck. Grew
saved.
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The Government has ordered the war steamer
San Jacinto to the West Indies, to keep an eyt
on operations off the Coast of Cuba
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

TOLEDO, Monday, April 2, 1885.
The steamer Arrow, Capt. Keith, arrived here to-
day from Detroit-frst boat Of the season. She re-
ports the Lake clear Of ice, aud will commence h@
regular trips imme diatey.
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A daring deed of arson was perpetrased last
night in Delaney st., but fortunately discovered
in time to be trust atsd. Wegive the particulars
in anOtl er column.
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C0URT OF APPEALS.
ALBAsY, Monday, a

ALBAAf, MoncsJi ~. "A f,f
No Al concluded Noe -, q. a., -, ressss 80.
April 5. No. 80 exchanged With No. Is, ana ." N.Y.
mint ar a. \, Il ~,
20 Al
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Nep11ork pailU @ibnnre
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1855.

ADVANCEMENT Intended for THI wLrKLY TRiBusL Of
ths week should be handed in By TO day The nnene
edition now issued OF this paper makes ia order
10 secure heu insertion that friends should thus early
hard IN thtl
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FRon LAousA.-Advices from Lsguns 70 fe1. -
state tina, there YVES q large number OF ves's~ !.
port bu. thu, none were loading, s wood vs' ssH'
aad high.
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KANSAS ELECTION.
ISDEPEsDRScE, No., April

IsDkPEsDKscE, NO., April |, 1855.
We have returns from Kansas, showing the cleo
ton of the proSlavcry ticket at Boil Creek, Law.
renee Douglass, Doniphan, Tecumseh, Shawnee
Mission, Leavei worth and Hooky Point, by MAORI
ties vary ing from 200 to 800.
The election was conducted with tolerabe quie.ude
The editor of The Kansas Free STATE was ducksd
in Kew River by mob in consequence Of speech
delivered by him. Probably no Ani-Slsvery men
are elected to the Legislature. large procession
psraded here to celebrate the victory.
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THE SLAVE CASE-IMPRISONMENT OF THE
I-AISApPEARANCE QE IHE

THE SLAVE CASE-IMPKioONMEN OF The
US. MARsHAL-DISAPPEAR OF THE
SLAVE. CIScIsSArI, April 2, 1855
The U. s. Marshal has been committed to jail foc
contempt of Court In refusing to produce the ssvs
Rosetta before Judge Parker. II has been found
that Rosetta is secreted from the authorities having
been taken from the jail.
report has reached here that large number Of
armed men are coming down to.nigh. from Msys-
ville to take the girl by force to kentucky but the
run or is not generally believed. The absence ofths
girl from jail Is causing much excitement.
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1t bavirg been reported that Governor Clark
hsd ssreed to withdraw Mr.. schocamsker a the
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WILpER,s PATENT STILL TRIuMrHANr

WiLDEhs IAIbNI GILL iMoWhANT.-A
valuable OF Mess CONN Dous the
srueon Of their Oil Mandatory. Ne, 50 Heary st. March
10 1883
These sarEs have been severely tested the last twelve year,
.rs have fully sustained their reputation hrerroof
ticle
Those who desire security nd and 4s Water
81 lsrge assortment Of RcHs SALAMANCA SAFE Wdsfs
PslsE, secured By Ia Belle Loek SrrAsss h.svfS.
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AcH, the KIDNEysTh celebrated medicine combined
sct immediately upon Of e not merely
csthsrtc PuIsns and Weakening the system and In the
end destroying e but this grand remedy gives tone energy
and veor the whole organic ystepa Sold the hsnuse
tories Ne 90 Maiden and No 7 Strand Lon
don and By al Druggists IS cents 62i eta and OIL per box
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SEWING MACHINEs.-TO all those unfortunate
Individuals who have bought Sewing Machines which fail to
perform the WORK they purchased for desire to
that SINGERS SEWING MACHINE will actually do everything
the public done Abundant convenient and
references given branch of work Our Machioes
have been greatly improved to run without noise
and with less power than any other - ox
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, AUCTiONEER.
addition to business the subscriber has esb
shed In his Office depaitmen for the see of FURNITURE
competent will found the desk 70, the reception
Of and the general Supervision Of that branch Of ba
ness ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auc,ioDeeE
No Rroad at
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CURIOsrTY.-The most prominent trait IN the
genus homo curiosity Man curious about everythog-he
desires know learn 10 accumulate fss This perhaps
10 the chief why TUTTLEs Emporium Si5 Broadway
the Cu sty chop" of New Works constantly 6ied with
omsthbg from the thousand wonders mt forgetting the
Writing Desks and Dressing Cases Work Boxes. bsbyJump
afcl hich ha haln sAle
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

ST. CHARLES HOFEL.-J w Turbvle, Hall.
fax; H Antrim and lady, II Antrim, Augusta; L
f Burruss; Bradley King VIM L Brooks, 8 J
Edwards Chesterfield; w Buchanan, J A Win gfeld,
Hanover; N Wade. Halifax; Bailey Person. r
B Holden, Milton; w Rock Bo'etourt; A Risk, N
Y; A Lockey, C Moon J Gilmore, Rookbrids.;
Or Wright. Essex; Foster, Am Ellie; Hsdrck
TazswelI; H 9 Esnnis, Giles; w Smith, vs.; Fl
Ross, Bait; Miss Wright, Powhstan; Whittle, Pitt
sylvaaia; J Moody We; w ii Pettu. and lady, Mrs
Wood, Lunenburg; w nj Thurman, Miss Thurman,
Cuvington.
EXCHANGE HOTEL w Kemp, Gloucester;
Mrs Barnard, Mr. Barnard, Norfolk; 9 Ri flo,
Chesterfield; w Aston. Lebara; Fl Gillespie.
faze well; G M Bates and lady. Q Bates, Elizabeth
City; w Smith and lady, Mr Chiles 2 Miss
vaushan's, Hampton; Brodnax, N ca r Bag
Haynes, King and Qu.er; A w Hammer, Lynch'bg;
Lawson, Mass; w J Worsham, Petersburg; r
Whestley, Georgetown; w Preston, Abingdon;
w Shamberser, Va; Rev Ut Mott, Miss; r r
Raine. Phils; II Glenn, Mrs E Glenn and four
children, Norfolk Boiling. Va.
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TRUE PHILOSOPHY.

In the popular Memoir of the celebrated
Sydney Smith, by his daughter, it is said: "All
was consistent about him: the comfort and
happiness of home he considered the gram
mar of life and his house, though plain, of.
ten, in every sense of the word, was all HIS
life the perfection of comfort. Considering
domestic comfort so important, he thought
no trouble too great, no detail too small, to
merit his attention; and though brought up
IN wealth and luxury, affection soon taught
MS wife to second him. He never affected
10 De what he was not: he never concealed
Inc tnoagnt' labor and struggle Il often was
70 MIN TO OBTAIN the simple comforts of life
for those he loved; as to its luxuries. he er
ercised the most rigid sell. denial. His g.
rite motto, which through life he inculcated
on his family, on such matters, was Avoid
shame but do not seek glory-notbinp az
expensive as glory and this he applied n
every detail of his establishment"
What world Of debt and misery wor,a
general adherence to this maxim save soeis.
". But, both in England and America mul.
titudes sacrifice their means and their .slf
respect to what Sydney Smith calls Aolorv -
they want 70 shine as fashionable naon,a.
ana not sonly to shine but outsh;na 49,
ne'9nnofs in drees, equipage, and Ali ~. .'.
wafd demonstrati0ns of high life Man ouI.
noe engsgsd in this petty and rid;c cuy OF
10Y, are little able to sustain Re- ana ~.
ssonseqasnce y often bankruptcy. and so, ,ne
slne; cnme. How much wiser IN looL -.
nspp,ness within the domestic circle en- rsv 20.
. . n 20 % What one Is not; and, sustsined
Dys Uns Hrn seif respect to regard With 81.
Of nepS dsyetssg Vi Eaa6ieu. 40 'i0"as
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept. 8. 1855

RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept 3. 1850
F,ouR-No transactions Of eonsequepc,
WHgAT-We On ste good tn prime RED ele5Ol 10;
,ood 20 pri1,e White 3i.700i75.
CeRN sS085c. per bushel.r
NEW YORK MARKETS, sEpT. 9. p. ~.
FLoua More regular. with On improvement Of
t9lD25c in States and Western. Sales Of States ut
nj l2i07 IS. and of Western % IS to 869A. South
arm improved-saies at a8Gs 67A ser common to fa-
voy te brands. snd % 25d9 rs fer Extra
WHEAr-el7o0i IS for Southern Red; u s50t SO
for Southern White. Sales Of California White at
OArs-4n046.
WHtsKEY-Ssles of 1850 bbls. at 40ID42 for jersey
and Ohio. and 42O47a for prison.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. SEPT 8, P. N.
FLoun-Quiet and not much disposition to pur-
chase at adv ,nced rates. No sales Of Ctv Milis.00
Ibis Howard Street aud Ohio brous S7624.
WHEAT-Fair to good w bite 81 500 10; coed to
prime 81 40 to 30 and some choices lots at d .8S -
Sales of Red at 81 SO to 81 S. according to qu,ty
CORN 8508a for White; 8s09o for Whi.e-de-
msuh mode a-c.
Bacon Sales of IS hhds Sides at III. and 80 do.
at 2c--sl-s OF 40 hhds. Shoulders at 1ls0Il3 -
Hams I2OI4c, as in qu>ty. :
WHusksy-sal.s Of City at 42047a; Western As,
and e & d brsud 43A
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THE wESTERN ALLIANCE.

The occasional outbursts of Jealousy ana
i'll feeling in the English and French our
nails clearly show that the Bull Frog aiiance
cannot be of permanent duration. Inc TWO
animals have not an instinct in common
and cannot long keep company. The visit
of Victoria to Napoleon may for time
increase the show of concord, but no such
plaster can extract the poison that a thou
sand years of battle have left. An intermin-
able Russian war, with no other practical
results than the occupation by the French
of Constantinople, and monopolizing OF
all the valuable effects of the sick man by
the same disinterested hands, will put an
end even to the long suffering patience of
Great Britain.
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nrR RAILROADS..

tits gratifying to see the steady improve
m mt in the receipts Of our Railroad lines
We mentioned the other day the Dsnvilis
r ,sd, which has greatly increased its reve
nue., compared with last year. Below we
give fine exhibit for the month OF August,
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad:
Recripts of the niyginia and Tsnneses Railroad. Jor
the month Of Angusf. 1915:
Passenger fare, u o. n Gil and Express. aS1 o.
Total ..'s...s'.'.''~~o''o' q
Being IN increase of 81 ss21s over the receipts for
Aususf, 1854
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AID FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

MORE NURsEs.-1he Charleston Courier of the
7th states that nurses Left that place that
morning for Norfolk. 1t. adds that these seven
Charleston to Norfolk.
STAUNToN.-The people OF Stanton and vicinity
have contributed $507 50 to the sufferers Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth.
WHEELING has sent another remittance of S5oo
for the suffe reu.
BALTIMORE SO 600 was collected In this CITY
Saturday for the sufferers at Norfolk.
SHocKoE SPRINGS, n C-We learn from the
Milton Chronicle, that $3.50 have been contributed
6y the visitors at these springs tor the benefit of
Portsmouth and Norfolk.
NuRsRs-The Charleston Courier of Tbpr.dav
states that four nurses sent to Norfolk bv the
cars Thursday morning The Howard Association
of Charleston had advertised for more nurses.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHARLESTON The execu.
tive committee OF the Howard Association &C.
knowledge $l2l4 25 contributed by merchants and
others of Charleston for the benefit of the spTsre,s
in Norfolk and Portsmouth,
MoBILE.--The Mobile Advertiser of the Ist inst .
announces that DR. Obermuller an Experienced
physician of that city has offered bis services to the
Mayor ss nurse Tor Norfolk, which offer has been
accepted. The Mayor has advertised for more
nurses, with the view of sending them to the al.
hcted les.
FARMvILLK.-We learn from the Journal thai
the Citizens of that place and par. OF Prince Ed
ward county, have raised about $500 for the Nor.
ioik and Portsmouth people.
=, ChRIsrIANssuaa has sent sos for the people Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth,
PETERSBURG CONTRIBUTIONS in addition IN
the sums already sent from this city to Portsmouth
we are pleased to state that yesterday Mr.. Jsmes
McIiwaine, OF the firm of Paul g. Mcilws,,s IA
Mr. Henry C. Hardy,of the firm of Rowle,t &
HARDY, collected among our citizens the ,um NJ
$500 for the benefit Of Norfolk. As the sums al
ready collected In this city were solely for The re-
lief of Portsmouth, all our citizens who feel desjron.
OF adding to the money now being raised for Nor
folk can leave their Contributions either at Peal
Mcllwsines or at Rowlett & Hardy's for that pur-
pose Let those who can spare give according TO
their means-the cause Is an uncommon one
Express.
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THE FOREIGN NEWS-THE WAR.

THE FOREIGN NEWS-THE WAR.
We give more copious details to-day O
the Atlsntic's news. To the general surprise
the Sweaborg affair turns out no big things
When gallant besiegers take nothing by a
motion they make, it is nest kin to defeat.
The Russian accounts dwarf the brilliant
deeds in the Baltic to brilliant display OF
fireworks and brilliant light from the burn
ing of few houses. Although the Times
speaks of the destruction of the "Gibraltor
of the North" (Sweaborg) another London
journal admits that "such is the nature of the
great bombardment of Sweaborg, that all
that can be said is that it is conjectured that
considerable loss has been inflicted upon the
enemy by means of confsgration. 1t does
not appear that we have gained much. Sc
riously, the success is neither brilliant in a
true sense, nor is it solid. All the work has
yet to be done in the Baltic Admiral Ma
pier four "honan gallon frend') admits the
bombardment to have been a failure, be.
cause of its not having damaged the Russian
defences.
The Russian attack at the bridge of the
Tchernaya, led by Gortchakoff, and not Lii.
prandi as formerly stated, was an exceeding.
ly bloody one and well disputed by the allies.
Whether the repulse was disgraceful to the
Russians or not, depends upon the nature of
the ground ; if they attempted to force defiles
which they could not outfank their failure
is certainly not discreditable.
The long standing Sebastopol is still stand.
ing and the explaining assault by the al.
lies, was again planning at last dates and to
come off in few days. Maybe the Bear will
suck his paw another winter inside the walls
of that powerful fortress.
The British Queen is lionizing in grand
style in France
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire, yesterday af-
ternoon, was caused by the burning of q small
carpenter shop In Fish ally, near the first market
owned by George M. Darlington Several small
shanties in the neighborhood took fre but Liberty
company, No l, soon had on three streams, and
extinguished the flames before much damage was
dOne
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collected in the various Churches in this CITY on
Thursday last for the Norfolk and Portsmouth ,uffe.
rer., 10 1867 divided thus St. James (FpiscopaU
1897; Or Hoge's $Ss5 81; LIST Baptist $40; Trinity
Sl24 So; 81 Baptist size sly German Synagogue, Ill
It SOL IS; Mayo at Synagogue $65:s7; sycamore
$685. Union Station $42 Leigh street Baptist S43 7a
Methodist (MenchesteI) SS5.Ss; Duval st Chaps
BIS so; Africsn SO 20; German Lutheran 5 OO5:
Wesley Chspel ss 80; Methodist Oregon HiI) Sc =
making 81 1866 TO- To this add genera contrihntIo,
of various emsp sent in to the Treasurer Slss
so cts. Total S50S4 so. In addition to this sys
number of contributions rent by various beusvosnI
orders, the exact amount of which we are not Aha
to give at this time. ~
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a FRESH Shoes AND FUZZY

o. WORTH THE MONEY WE CHAs9s
FOR THEM Ladder beautiful Jet black 1,t,,
really Philsdeiphis make, and warranted to vel
well at only 81 so.
Ladies' beautiful new black Morocco Roo.sy
Ladies' high heel Caters some of them arc n.,
with leather ON the sides. Others are tipsd
Young ladies' school Bootees; childrsn's thick r,
Bootees gentiemsn's fancy Shoes and Csian
Shoes and CATERS of every kind.
The above goods are just received, 90 let Id,
people who have Boots and Shoes to buy be n,b
call FIST at c. 8 mAUklCES
se8 Isl Main street, ksge Squin
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CASE oF-RAssMoRE -WILI,IAMsoN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept --The saprsns Cont Of
fennsyivsnis, In session here, refuses graft the
ted for eontempe By the u 8. District Court Judse
Lowds eoucusrsd n -tAs .decisoa, bss differed In
ZONE Of the viswsoffxhe case. Judge aox diss 3
Cd from the dscisienyssy a. 80 - 4
Judge Black read the Greuads Of the decision -
Tns csust. il 10 held hes no jursaieton iatsTf-rins
nave sAsaiss power IN deciding cases OF contsmp IT.
sea tns Court coald 90 behind the racofd TO a..
cssa the fact whether the eommitmsat 10 legal o.
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DR.. GEO W. BRIGGS has removed to
his new residence, of Broad and 9th streets,
Church Hill, opposite Mr.. James Winston's, where
he be found at right during the day He still
continues his old Office at the corner of Governor
and Mair streets
q Office hours from to IL A. M, and from s to
r. M. Sc SLIM
MAYORS CoURr.-The Mayors Court for
the city of Richmond will be held at O'Clock A.
M. from the 10th of April to the 10th of October
After the 10th of October. at 10 O'Clock.
For Civil business on Thursdays always at IL o'clk
A, M 1-ly
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday morning August % H. BY the Rev.
Bishop McGili, Mr.. EDWARD d. MACFEE. of
New Orleans, and Miss PAULINA J. GIANNINl,
of this city
r. New Orleans Ls.) papers please copy.
At lyme, N H, 4th inst by the Rev. rennv
Mr. d TURNER, of this city. to Miss M. c. PERRY,
daughter Of the late Rev. Baxter Perry.
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AIDING THE SUFFERERS. Campbells
Minstrels will give of their most attractive en-.
tertainments at Metropolitan Hall this evening, the
receipts from VIII ich to be appropriated 70 the
relief of the Portsmouth and Norfolk sufferers
Every person who has a quarter to spare should
purchase ticket Tonight, and thereby aid in
praiseworthy cause.
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CARTWRIGHT & POWELL, HOUSE
" PAINTERS AND 9LAZIERS- thankful for
the patronage 80 literally bestowed on them hereto
assuring ell who may favor them with work In their
Inc that none but the very best material will be
uaed by them. They occupy the same shop with
L. l.. Montague on Bank street, where they will be
thankful to receive orders
B.-Walls and Ceilings whitened in the best
manner. "a I0-15wt
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DID.

On Sunday morning the h inst at 81 O'Clock,
CALIsTA CONWAY, infant daughter OF Napoleon
and julia A. Burke. aeed Ii months and days
Her funera will take place at the resideoce of her
father on the corner of MarshaIl and Monroe sts.
at O'Clock this evening The friends and acqoaint-
of the family requested to attend without
further roIice =
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The REMAINS OF WIN. s. ALLEN will
reach here from Connecticut on Friday nex., by
the steamer, under the charge of the committee sent
on from this citv
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AUCTION EorIcE.-Particular attention
10 called 70 the Trustees sale Of Household and
Kitchen Furniturs at tho residsecs of C r. Harreyi
on Duvsl street, THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock. BY
"a no ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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FALL IMPORTATION OF

L'AklL VI fOh tAIltDN tbF
Il HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
By the ships Aurora and Phidelis, from Livarps,
am receivipR nv fall stock Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
And from the various manufactures al the Nora
large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
A part OF which mention:
Stocs, rim chetf, pa, closet aud other Locks shp
assortme nt-Joms very fiuo
Trace, halter, log, well and other Chsida
Tenders, Shovel and Topgs and And Irota
Goal scuttles and Ciuder Shovels.
Anvils, Vices and Bellows
Pocket and Pen Knives In great variety
Ivory aud other kinds of Knives and Forth 10 Iis'
variety.
Sinsie and double barrel Guns, soma fine.
Powder Flasks and 8ho. Bells.
Hinges and Screws, Axes.
CatPenteTs's Tools.
have now a full stock on Rand. Ny sati9H'n
aud the public generally are earnestly inVitad H''
and examine the gooda
Country Merchants will be supplied 81 Esfj ~
prices, az well as Farmers and Mechanic
THEO. ROBERTSON
90. No S. Msiu s1.,.
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MORE AID FOR THE LIBERAL
Grove, A. O.. Druids of thi. city, have written
draw on the Lodge here for $50 This donation is
certainly most liberal one, coming as il does from
an order whose mum ericsl strength 10 very small.
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Morry Losr.-We are advertising 800
cate, lost yesterday BY gentleman Who csn my
sfFord 10 lose u.
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