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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-25
NV 81 NRLLOR, AUCTIONEER-BY H0U0HT0N d
w MkLLOR Friday and Saturday, May - and 70, 81

Nv SHELLUK, s.E,n.d. NJ 81 IA "a :.
IO ocock ct the spacious ayerooms IS Nassau street.
Two doors from Fulton sssnee sale Of che entire
faoured and stock Broadway looking
glass and picture frame mauufacturer committing Of
SE 600 worth shove ssock wiz 100 pier msnte and
Oval French plate mirrors which $500 per
pair being solid wood carving We invite Numerous
the azd they rest assured that
lot viii positively sold and consists Of the richest cceo
on offered At auction having ali been made TO order
modern and Euregssn oil psin.inf cc%pr:.s shout
Carmienke Gray and other eminent artists selected
srest Ass gilt mouidngs, prepared and unpreparsd
&c The whole for absolute ss By order OF the assignee
we'd verify me ss,snon 2, me isas nad gentle.
to sale which will be ready Thursday with oatalsguss
Also the store let cash deposit will - required from
all purchasers unknown " the sues,nssr Packing and
sh.puinx on the premises.
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TTNFURNIsHED APARTMENT I'd IET-rO TWO
~ gentlemen, TO family without children, block
west Of Broadway Apply at los Frankn street References
required and given.
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WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTI0NEER-To THE TRADE
w and others.-Peremgtory sale Of Kossmnns entire
auction on saturday and Monday Nay g and % At 10Y
suit the trade the above entire stock OF fancy goods
removed for convenience Of sale Rich china painted and
china groups and figures. elegant pspsr msche pearl nad
desks dressing and foos caddes card receivers
trsys groups and figures inkstands table BELLS
csadelabras candlescks, elegant rosewood workboxes
writing desKs retcules elegant fans pearl and ivory
card cases. paper cuttsrs pen
domnoes chequer boards bronze coch Clothes hair nail
superb dressing with silver fittings; shawl and
hair pins together with large and general asfortment OF
LANES rings sleeve buttons studs &C. Jst goods.brscs
brooches studs Ac silver plated and Britannia WARE
ivory cushions cologne bottles pocket knives scissors sill
YER gold pencil cases. &C. Also all the
&C. Every article positively be sold without reserve
the ownsris about leaving for Europe.
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I,oR SALE AT AUCTION By @. G HORTON. ON
Saturday. 10Th inst .2o'ol.eh a. - sixth avenue
shopa Those slabs sunk and oscuaet hat
and cold water; oil. fluid and molssses
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ELIAs D. HENRY. AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL, THIS
~ dsy az lOt O'Clock at 10 Nassau street rich assert
rent OF greenhouse Aud other plants consisting Of in
quo aha bloom moss aad running gerAniums VERDE
tube roses giAdioiuscs paasos d.hlia
nations, orahse and lemon &C.
roses pArteuary selected fromsths nursery Of Mr. Blu
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pACAREs, BERMsTxIs 4 PaILLIps,


No 81 Liberty street. door from Nassau will give
ter personal attention to sales Of real estate s:ooks
sells and mortgages public and private SALE and 70 the
sale 1t Auottnof cargoos household furniture
sstuary works Of ART jeWery Ao and 70 out doersLls
generally.
Money literally advanced on real estate stocks vessels
furniture, 20, left sale sitb
Loans negotiated.
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VERY FINE SHETLAND PONKY FOR SALE
IA Warranted sound and free from vice; has used
under the saddle the last three by
years Of as Apply At the Of 68s Broad
Afteg p. n.
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A GOOD COACH. MADE BY HAM, OF BROADWAY,
suitable for city or country work, used only seven
months, and cost S00 will be sold cheap, by calling
diately ct s Mercer street, the h 1851
Division stroet.
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ITO IET-APARTMENTs IN TIE TWO STORY AND
attic house ls West Sixteenth street. front room and
roo rent g. Also ppcer . BART Of house iSs Wsst
Eighteenth street, rent o. Xpp,y At os Thompson street
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UcfI0N H0TIeE.-LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
~ sale Of magnificent diamonds, watches and jswsry-
EDWARD SCHkNCK will sell a. auction. on Saturday,
May % at tho sales rooms l6 Wall at 10Y O'clock
Large Invoice Of superb diamonds watchos Ic consisting
part OF brilliant Diamond cluster and single
esrrnss; ladies' ensmeied Watches set both sides with
diamonds also others, viz: second double
time keepers fifteen day patent AND detached
Cooper Tobias Jurgensen, Breng Freres, kiSby Dent,
and other celebrated Makers and In eighteen gold
eases gold suits Of bracelet and earrings brooches
breAstpins gold stone and mosaic sleeve
rings gold vest guard and fob chains gold pencils pens
lockets earrings do Sale positive.
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BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET-WILL BE SOLD,
IA Monday, at IL O'Clock, beautiful bay pony, kind
In single harness. safe saddle beast for ohdren aso,
small wagon and harness. with two seats and saddle
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saUATrER FIGHTING IN NEBRAsxA.-A corres
ponden: of the Milwaukee News writing under date
Of August Is, gives an account of Equatter named
Davis settling at Fort Calhour.
The intelligence was soon carried abroad by some
lone traveller who was pasapg that way, and the in
hsbtsnts Of Fort Calhoun, residing at Omaha city,
Council Bluffs, and other points more remote, were
soon in g high state of fermentation Yesterday was
the day fixed upon FOX removing the intruder. They
marched to the house of Davis whom they found
armed and fortified and in sufficient force to make
a formid sble resistance Mr. Cochran inform ed Ds.
Wis of the object of their visit told him they did
not desire to force, but determined to have
the claim. Davis replied he should never leave 1t
I've. C. replied i"You will leave it," and turned
back towards his comrades Davis and his party re-
tired to the door of the house, and az they did So
drew their At this moment, several guns w ere
fired from the house, and the fire was returned BY
the invading force. At the first fire, Mr. Goss fell
dead. aad Messrs. Purple and Thompson. Of the
Cochran party severely. but not MORALLY
wounded Several of the Davis party also, are sup
posed to be wounded The body of Co.'s was taken
through this place to Council Bluffs this morning
Purple, who was wounded in the arm, resides here.
But the end is not yet.
Several persons, and among them Hanscome
speaker of the House OF Representatives. are busly
engaged in raliying force to visit Davis at s haz
ards and many Of then swear never to return while
a live man remains in the house. Both parties are
deBperste and it need not surprise you If my next
conveys intelligence OF the sacrifice of more ycti ma
to the Insane spirit of land speculstions
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BY BAKER, PLEAsANTS 8 co.
TOR SAVE Ar ATTcTroN Wv. =

FOX SALE AT AUCTION.-Ws will
ss ca. boar Of 10 o'einst usoa the prsuisss. IN
sn nssIe, - C.;y GsuSsty, vs.: TRACT % LAND
~ John Hiysrd. decd and adj dining the Lands Of
Mr. Christopher Matox and others, The said trast
csntalns ESQ acres the greater portion of which il
cleared aud In good state of cultivation There n
upon the p1 emises good dwelling containing seven
ali in good order ' A"1'0''
This 10 one Of the most beautiful and ds,irabIe
Farms IN lower Virginis It 10 situated II mIes bs.
i low hishmond. on the Chietshomisy; il rsnaria.
septionable; the land Is well adapted to Corn Oats
and Wheat Mr.. Mstcx, residing ON the Farm. or
Thomas u Usrtss, residing on Long island. milss
nises to any one wishing to purchase
Terms accommodating, and made known at SALE
sells BAKER, PLEASANFS co Annts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF V4Ii1RT =
BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
PRICK STORE AND DwELLINe Z 3

RKlCk STORE AND DWELLING ON
u 17rH, NEAR BROAD gfREET An 4 nj.
TIoN -On TUESDAY, 18th erps, 1t O'clock =.
n upon the premises will BE- sold that two stoIv
Snek Rouse and Lot, the west side OF l7th street
being the fourth house south Of Broad street. md
nov occupied by Mr.. g. 3 stutz -
TN .ni pronerty 10 nov yisldise good rent, and
The lot fronts % feet and back IS feet to Union
good fronts - wy
TEsMs-One.thi.d cash, balance at snd months.
with interest added, and trust deed
sc II TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Auota
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MANUFACTURING PowDER.-Ssltpere is scarcer
than ever known before Ia the United States. The
demand for Russia has caused Ii to advance In
price. one hundred and fifty per cent 10 the last 60
days, and Russian agents In New York and Boston
bou ght by sample all that will arrive this year from
Calcutta. Ii Is said that there Is but one powder
making firm In the United States that has stock to
more than sixty days longer. They must
close then or sooner, and await the result of the
Eastern war or bid against the Gear of all the
Russians for that Indispensable Ingredient for pow
der, saitpetre.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF GRAND
LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS

J. me Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met
1900 ,e .o.oay and installed Ellison Of Massa-
deputy Grand Sire; Ridgely, Md. Grand
Gor hec. Secretary vansant, Md. Grand
treasurer. Subordinate officers we're an.
pointed. No other business of special i'm.
portance was transacted 'f'o"'
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AUCTION nAxna.
----.---------------
Fffptf.t. HAYS.
BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

BY GODDlN & APPERSON. :
NEAT FRAN ED TENEMENT ON
Fop ysACksoE STREET, IN 1MANCHEsTER.
pun sALL AT AuGTI0N-WiIlh b cola On the
g,os q q o'clock. the neat framed Tenement on
ths snd b.nbrdgs strests Manchester now in
II Th Us' ~, aeg, OF NJ y, w: Asrsr.
srMey The house has rooms e =
~, ns.,Ione.third saah; balsnss ct and months
ed t Is.s notes interest adaed and title retain
''14 aODDIN + APPERson, Auct..
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
~ FOURTH. BEfWEEN Canal, Ann cav
sI,lKEETs, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.MWii h.
s %;es on MONDAY the 74t Sept 1856 on the pre-.
6 6Ica Tsnement ON the west ride Of an. bstvssn
$3.50 sno tena streets. now In the occupancy of Mrs
iirney, at the annual rent OF $685. = -
porehes and kitchen, and il bound.S nr s"o Iesr
ana r rsna D s.: ~ alley; oopn,n .,.r.soa
= - - Auct.
re UTIFUL FARM ON UNION
- I'LL, NEAR RICHMOND, FOa SALE At
a. - S H-Wili Be scld on TUESDAY, the 18th
ins o. SeptemoeI 1882 on the premises commence
sSSpsnay Of w w Bradley. Esq. (who eontemplstes
ensn:ss his rssdsncs containing IA acres, more Or
east OF Richmond sdjoinine the land Of NE piaos
hsndSomslv sa nS sou:s has rooms; !. new. and
10 Kitchen, barn, stable, and lee house. mere
There will be sold with the dwsliin, N ..,..
more or less. N"s'"'s' ~ aefsss
The four aese: on the Stony Ran road will hs a,v,
dsS 60 suit purchsssrs. SO 10 WV
Tsssas Into sonsders.ion lie nearnsss 10 the ats,
tns lsbove u among the most dssirsbls pIssss n
TssMs-oae.taisa cash. balance a. q, II and "a
az sos nsgosisbls notes tssst added sseared
% s-aawtds GoDDIN & ArpERsoN, Au....
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
- u LOT ON n ANC JESTER TURNPIKE.
H 3! 1910 Tohi u late FOR SALE At AUCTION
by W D. Crump and wife, duly recorded in Chsstsr.
t nsd Uounty Court ;hsl eel a; public Auction on
1850 at the hour Of A O'Clock r NJ the Real Estate
sSsy;ssec bHhs .sid Dead consisting Of Lot son
Manchester Turnpike, near the Tol!-Gste, with
new tanned Dwelling thereon. now In the ossu.
TERMs-Cash.
The title IL believed to be good, but the Subscriber
Will convey with the usuaI special warranty
X. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee
sale condusted by GoDDIN & APPeRsex, Aucts.
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COMMERCIAL,

COMMERCIAL,
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.--stosks batter, Flour Il rn,,
yith 40 upward tsndsucy--gtats brands On $40 90:
Ohio Ohio lower aud unsettled. Wheat and Corn firm
w extern mixed 30 cents. Pork dull and uneha an aed
Beef and Lard stands firm. Whistey UNCHANGED.
bALTIMoRE, Sept. II Flour firm and In moderate
demand at previous rates. Howard street and Ohio
Sf7; City Mills held at came price. Whest-nett
suppiy-ked 81 70Osl 49, white 81 850sis 49, Corn
yellow 87O8s Bacon firm-sides 1874, Shoulders IS,
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YELLOW FKvER.-The celebrated DR.. Mott, of
New York, has tbs following In relation to the vel.
low fever:
"Few men In the United States have seen more
of yellow fever than have, and have no hesita.
ton In saying that this Is substantially the same
disease as the yellow fever which occurred in
Phfladelphis in 1898 and which has appeared from
time to time since II IL the fact with the typhoid
fever, cholera, plague scarlet fever, small pox,
and ell epidemic diseases, that they a2psar In diff.
fereut grades OF violence at the different times and
occasio nay have greater tendency to travel over
'arge extent of country. This has been the case
with the yellow fever In question; but It's modes of
attack, Its course of symptoms, including yellow
skin and black vomit its average duration, &c,
are The same az other yellow levers, and though Il.
may have been somewhat more vlrulent, 1t is siill
the same disease.
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IMPORTANT FINANCIAL MovEMENT-Ws learn
from the Milwaukee Wisconsin, that the banks of
that city have held meeting, at which they all re-.
solved, with the exception of the Wisconsin Ma.
the 18th instant, they will not receive on deposit
the notes any of the Georgia or Tennessee banks
This Is understood to be aimed at the whole brood
Of Georgia currency, Introduced by George Smith
into the West.
The Wisconsin adds that the example set by the
banks of that city will probably be followed by
all the banks In that State and hus Georgia cur.
rency" will be shut out entirely
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COMMODORE yTTrapr

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l7th.-It is rurnored
mere mat the President has restored Commo
u p9': STUART TO the command of the station at
Philadelphia, from which he was removed
by the action of the Naval retiring Rosrd.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS

EN ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
TS sa, BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sac at auction. OF
FRIDAY, the Four Mile day of the Fairfield va
Races Oct 9th, 1855. immediately after the Race:
Bay Stallion 9rfe Edmondson now Ave years
old, in fine healih and condition :
Gray mare. Andrewetta, about 10 years old now
s. Gray Colt, By Reysaue, dam Andrewstta, now
years old =
sorrel Colt, by Tailc-Ho dam Andrs~et.a
.. Sorrei Fii!ey. by Revenue. dam Andrewstts
part OF this stock Is owned jointly by Cheatharc
Talley Mr. falley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the leas. reserve.
The Stock il now at the Fairfield Race Course in
fine condition, under the immediate charge of Mr.
j. Taiey, who will take pleasure in giving any nfor.
nation in regard to them.
The property 10 sold for division. or account OF
the continued indispositon of Mr. Oheathsm.
TO persons wanting such property, q rare chance
is now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the country.
Terms cash. E. g. C2CMP
Acting for A Cbestham.
se 10-dids TAYLOR l. Williams Auct.
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se ls-dta ADOLPHUs GoDpIN, Tru.tseI
pUBLIC sALE-I shall sell on the LIST

Z day of September Court 1856 (TUEsDAY after
Sd Monday In September,) on the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which 1 formerly lived
near stavensburg in Culpeper County containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
upon the following termE-One third sash, one-third
In twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments
This land IL well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
pepper c. H., in healthy neshborhood. This land
10 susceptible Of tne highest state of Improvement
with good DWELLING and other out-buiIdinga.
au25 JOHN g. NORMAN
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TELEGRAPH sOIrrrY

MAsHINaToN, Sept. 1.-THE parties who
nave been negotiating for lease Of telegraph
lInSs from New York to New Orleans have
w!,nofawn their propositions, and the lines
viii remain az heretofore.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

PETzRssURG. Sept. 1.-THE reports from Nor.
folk to day represent fifteen deaths there yester.
day. Another son of Mr. Schisano, the French
Consul, Is dead. Mrs John d Gordon, Mrs r 8
Bernard and bid. are among the dead ALSO Jno
w Webb, James Martin, Mrs s w Damesop, Miss
Hicks daughter of Capt John Hicks, Mrs BIshow,
Geo Henderson.
Thomas A. Hardy Is very low
Drs. Upshur and Gordon are very Ill.
The now cases are not so numerous
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JAIL DELIvRRY.-On Friday night week the jail
10 Washington county, Yves broken. Lloyd. charg.
ed with the murder of Hiram Cuddy, aud the ne-
gro man, belonging to Mr. Kane. charged with
polsoniDg the wedding party, escaped.
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ESCAPE OF AMURDEBKR.-Fyler, who killed his
wife In Onondaea county, NJ Y, some months since
and who, on the recommendation of a council of
ply sciane. was sent TO the Insane Asylum escaped
from that Institution on Wednesday.
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y ACTING Tor A Cbeatham
. l0-dtds TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auct,
BY RICHARD CAUfHORN.

BY RICHARD CAUfHORN.
I AKGE SALE OF HOSIERY, HDKFS,
IL OLLARs, EMBROIDERY, WATCHES.
JEWELLERs' STOCK, &c, AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th, at my store. at 10 o'cpk, will
sell 200 doz English Hosiery consulting of Slate COL
black and white Hose; Womens Morovan do; Mems
white and marble Cotton and Woolen half Hose
cred Linen Cambria Hdk,s, Laees, Collars Muslins,
he.
ALSO-5 pieces hesyy Cashmere, Pantaloons,
Vests. Linen Bosoms and Under Shirts, &c.
ALSO-A lot of Watches, Finger Rings, B reast.
pins, and Jewellers stock generally, the whole to
be sold without reserve. The trade generally are
invited to attend.
Is GAUTuORN
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r. cAUTHORN, Auct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
OF Trust executed to by the late George f. Jenes
decd bearing date the 18th day of june 1874 of re-
cord in the Clerks Office of Hepr:co County Court,
proceed TO sell at public auction, on the premiser
at about II O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF
the present month the tract OF Lard in said Deed
mentioned, lying and being in the coanty of Henrico
about miles North Of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Maj James Hill, Jordan Query and other,
containing u acres. be the same more or less.
Terms of sale, cssh.
sc IS-dta ADOLPHuS GODDIN Trnxfael
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YELLOW FEVER.

YELLOW FEVER.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept 18th The yellow
iever is raging ct Canton, Miss. Fifty cases
nave occurred there.
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RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MOUTH

CiscINNAf1, Sept. 17th.-The committee
appointed by the Chamber of Commerce
transmitted 81 900 to Baltimore, for Norfolk
and Portsmouth, SATURDAY..
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up to IL o'clock, September 90 for all the Brick
work for the Custom House in this place. per Spe-
cfcations for said work made by the Department
and to he done in such manner to be accepted by
the Superintendent legally authorized to do 90.
All centres, excepting that portion whish will be
to construct the arches between the iron
beams. will be furnished by the Contractor for the
Brick work.
The Contractor for said Brick work will be obli-
gated to do and perform such work, at aush times
and in such manner ss may be required in the
prosecution of the Stone WORK. and in any delay on
his part whereby the Stene worker is delayed, he
will be bound for each day $25. Said Brick work
will be measured and paid for by the thousand cal
work.
The Contractor will be- required to give suitable
bonds for the strict performance of said work a.
above specified.
We the right to ard the contract to such
parties we deem most advantageous
We csE be consulted, and Specifications seen, at
A. LYBRoCK's Office, Superintendent.
se lS-8t@ l. J ATTMORE L. co.
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GOLUMBIAN HOTEL.--JAMES NJ
~ BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
eel Will spare ne pains to maintain its former pspu
, nny and comfort They have employsd D. foR.
atsr lst April. Tue former patrons Of this Hotel,
10 alive them call =, ~ -. So
hishnonts March =, 1875. sp
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.-We are

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.-We are
IN now in receipt of our full stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods the largest and most attractive az
sortment we ever received, and will be offered at
prices which cannot fail to give satiAfacton Our
stock consists in part Of mot magnihcs Mt sssort.
Je signs and fabrics of this season. ALSO, most de-
s Bile Goods for mems boys, and servants wear,
" 18th large stocks of Hous skeep and Plantation
foods to all Of which we respectfully call the at.
milton of town and country friends. feeling satisfied
sTe offer them great inducements to make their
urchasss of US ~. .s.. ..ss
~ All orders promptly attended to.
P. S-We partisularly call the attention Of the
Lad 81 TO our assortment OF DRESS GOODS, In
psin and striped Moirs-Antique siIks dcunced silk
kobeA Brosade plain ard strired Silks Also
plain Black Silks Of which We have very large
stock. RREEDEN, FOX co,
sel7-lw 2a7 Broad st.
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CoNsEcRATIcN.-Theh first Hebrew Temple erect.
cd In the Mississippi Valley was consecrated In St
Louis on the 7th inst In presence of large con
course OF both sexes, composed of members of the
ancient israeltst family, and others Of the citi
Zens
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AUCTION aIUe.
THlN DAY
GONsTABLFS S1LE--Bv vir1n.

GONSTABLFS SALE.-By virtue Of :
49,, y Ausust 1851 10 aver Of Alexander O. Tsii.
the isl am John Fore. sbaif On TUESDAY,
ters shon 't sne yfessnf month, q The sexpsn-
ana an w tne esid Fore, 1t the corner or CIav
seIl A. nrsiss IN the city Of Richmond proceed 3
rsety i.y.d anesos to the hishea bidder. the pro-
nsi, - nl.. ~ Grind stons Iloorinr Pisnk.
= :, s..es. y pair e. sni:hed elinds Carpsn-
Feed Boz. I ho,,;.,a. Q. ssh, Folding Doors. one
or ~ ~ =. winaov Frames. Posts and Tiubsr
Terms cash, and the sal to
A. II. precisely. - ~ oetock
- 15-fds JAS. r FYIcp
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TLOVER HILL CRATE COAL.-We
~ are now prepared to furnish our customers with
a supply Of the above popular fuel.
ALsO-ANfHRACITE COAL, (Red and White
Ash) and Stumnous Coal for Smiths' and other
purposes.
We keep also full supply of OAK and PINE
WOOD all OF which we offer at market rates.
BRAZEAL l. stage.
~ Orders left at Office on Basin Bank, between
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