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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
IN estate of the late Joseph C Wingfeld are re.
quested to come forward aud settle their accounts
without delay AMI the creditors of the said estate are
requested to present their claims, duly
20 the undersgnsd ct his office, Bank street. be.
tween sth and 10th streets.
B. R. WEXFORD JR,
jy 6-10t* Admir- of ] c. Winsfeld dec'5
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w STRAY HORSE .-Strayed from
Ky the Court House of Henr,co county, abort
weeks ago, small SC8REn MARE, with Star
in the torch cad and both bind feet white otber
scars or marks about her rem snnbered liberal re-
yard Will &c PAID for her delivery to me at the
Ccu:t-House of Henrico = ~
jV Str J. w TJNREPIAKr
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MEAL, MEAL.-A full supply at the
kVA Richmond Plsnins Mill for sale, deliver ed in
any Iar. OF the city st the lowest market price
jY 9-4t w F. WALDROP.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
IL NITURE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY 18th inst, comm ncing at 10 O'Clock
A. M on Franklin, between 9th and 9th streets.
we will sell large portion of ths Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of gentleman who is about to
decline housekeeping &. consisting of superior Parler
Furniture. Carpets, Chamber Furniture, &c. &c.
By order of the Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Austs.
SS The above building will be for rent.
MA 1t contains about ten rooms with water and
gas. Possession to be had on the 14th July.
jyS T. w
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CUGARS.-200 bbls Crushed and Pow
~ derei suaer 100 bbls stuart's Sugar receiving
and ter sale by TINSLEY TARDY 4 co
jy 9-ts
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GLOVER HILL COAL-After the LAT
tho best LUMP COAL at s. per load, delivered
ana HAIL do at a so.
aLSO-Auy quantity OF ANTHRACITE, at the
lou est market prices
We iad it necessary to sell for cash its equiva-
je 25-dlm PICKETT h MAYNARD
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GUNNER GIG A r S.-The subscribers
~ hsvs just received anohe suppl y Of the above
cigars which have heretofore given much satis-
taetion. A great reduction 10 made 10 purchaser
"ho buy these Cigs's By the box. They will find II
much cheaper TO bny Ia this ~Ay
EORBOREE NoETON CO.
jy7-St Opposite American Hotel
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9Th.

u1rfnlity - Grain Measurement Illness Of F7O-
renee, The Actor, &c.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, 2
IA MILES FROM TIE CITY, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 10Th July, at O'Clock P. M, upon
the premises will be sold lao of Land, lying
or the New Bridge Stony Run road, two miles be-
low the CITY, and adjoining the lands CT Mrs. Ross,
John Enders, and others. There about 40 acres
in woods; the remainder Ii In high of fsrtiiity
as the growing crop will show. The properly will
be divided, sold as whole, may be desired at
the time Of GALE IL is believed that this land ofsrs
greater Inducements to those wishing to purchsss
valuable farm neer the city than any other now in
the market and it is desired that these in want will
vis. it before the day of sale.
TERMS will be very liberal and will be made kn own
ct the time of sale
iy6 FAYTOR Ar.,.
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GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE.
\ "a 49, -;

~ e is.l s;; q sSsss;s
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
4 tOMMENCING with the lst day of July,
- The great mail VIII be carried BETWEEN
RiGHMoND AND WASHING TON TWICE
DAILY, except Sunday, then oncs) over the Wiz.
s'Gis central and Orange and Alexandria R.i!rosds
aeseogers by ths same trains will be carried from
Richmond to Gordonsyilis
NIGHT L{NE-REDUCED FARE!
- N al leaves Richmond al 80 P. M aad arrives at
Gofdonsvile IL 80 T. II. and at washins ton $50 A
M Returning, leaves Goriopsville at IL 80 A. M
sn6 strives in Richmond at 45 A M
rms line, running into Richmond in the morning
aho returning the evsning, presents to the travel
mug community at very low rates the conv snience
. FARE.
between 0ordonsville and Richmond. 25
20 Louisa q. II. do .....,,,,. 90
10 Reaverdsm do - 1 90
Do Junction do 90
~, IND other pc mrs in the same proportion
"e gay ndH train cannot stop except at re1nfay de-
Po's Tue night tain, both up and down will stup
at All tne usual places except Storrs
or the further sccommCd ii IN of the trevsI tiara
o1 passenger car attached TO the freis bit train
10. ON rIeeeficSs Hall to RichnCpd, stopping at ali
nc Ssuhl pisces, except Storr's Rates SINE as on
me DAY line leaves Richmond at 6.45A NJ and
returns at LAS Y NJ VIZ NJ "A'' opo
;aso b. L. WHITCOMB sup,t
- TraLs Va. C. Rail cad
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BY BAYLOR 8 WILLY NE
BUILDING LOTS Ar AIr,vr,<>.,

so,.,as WI oe sold on TUESDAY. 10Th July. isss !.
Sciock, NJ, large number OF LOTS ., - y
streets Bloody kun, Rockets ana w. I'D,
iii 2. THESE lots are beautifully sifustsd n,
.,osa iesdences while Others arc ven mica ~,
Terms at SALE which viii be made to suit h,aa.,.
a. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
u + ~ Auatfrnn.,.
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(T loss ID u RRIN S.-N. c. No. /
~ V'oai behring's for sale BrOAEs l. co.
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jy6 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A SMALL FARM ADJACENT T

a SMALL T a Z NJ ADJACENT TO
~ TIE CITY, AND NEAR TO THE BROOKE
FLANK ROAD, AT AUSTION.-On TUESDAY
viii be soils neat Farm of II acres lying on the old
road, miles from the city, the Brooke Plank
road, being lmme 5steiy to ths of Di ckm an
farm. and adjoining the lands OF jesse Williams Jno
A: Parker, and others. The improvements consist
OF new framed dwelling, with about SIX rooms and
the place is well enclosed, with a well of water.-
The land is ell cleared and ready for CIVILIZATIONS s
consider valuable for gardening purposes and NAV
be made beautiful place.
Terms at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMs,
iy6
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN,

HROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT
~ AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at
10 O'Clock. at my siore, will sell at Auction large
and varied assoltment of Crockery and Glassware
consisting of Bowls. Pistes Dishes, Cups, ssucsTs,
Pitchers Preserves, sal!-stsnde. Glass Bowls Tum.
blers Wines, &c. Il. CAUTHORN,
lY 10 Anciionaar.
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GROCERIES AT Non
~ FRIDAY 18th inst, at 10 O'clock, will ssl at
my store assortment OF Groceries consisting of
the STOCK of q Grocer who is leaving the city
Day GOODS. CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOE g.
&c AT III O'clock, lot of Dry Goods, among whios
meres, VestiHgs. Alpaca, Shifting, &c, Cashmere
and Linen Goats and fsnts. Shoes, Boots. Slippers
&c he. g. CAUTHORW
jy 10 Aurtlon-sr
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7 EASE OF VALUABLE FARMING
~ LAND AT WILTON AT AUCTIO N-On
WEDNESDAY,, 18th July, after the above sale by
J. M. Taylor, Com'r commencing at O'clock, P NJ
upon the premises at Wilton, on James River about
miles below the city will be rented at auction for
years from LIST January next that portion Of the
Wilton Tract. assigned to the widow for her dover
interest," supposed to contain about $50 acres of val
uahe farming Land asd now occupied by Mr.. B. H.
Cox The Lessee to have the privil sge Of seeding a
crap Of wheat this fall.
Rent to be paid half yearly
TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS
. IL @ Anctiopaar.
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THIS DAY.

HIGH CONSTABLE'B SAIE.-WiT
Be sold ON TUESDAY. JAY 10th, 1855. q 10
49, e.oc -, a; at the Hish Constabls's Once
s;..,. w nousehold and Kitchen Furniture con-
1897 - Dso5 Bedding. two Csbiusts several Bed-
ius Char. Srs; two Cooking Stovsss Chairs kosk-
Broeues To .. .Ilss Cfcckery, and seven pair Of
and sylor and supdry other distress warrsufs
~ So r TYLER, ri c. C. II.
- -. BY n n Txrp n r.
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VIM j. Florence, the lrish comedian is III, ard
mo Museum has been closed in corsequeu ce.
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J9 IV Trustee
VALUABLE BuIDING LOTS G

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
CARY, BETWEEN 2p AND SD srS., AT
AUITlON.Gn MONDAY, 18th day of July. at 81
o'clock P M upon the premises will be sold lot
fronting so feet at the Northeast corner of Cary ana
ID strsets adjoining the We the residences OF
w w Drnnavant; aso, two lots fronting so fee
each on Gary street and adjoining on the East the
residences of Dir Duonsrant, and are comprised with
IN his garden These lots back about l5S fact 20
an alley in common and from their pleasant and re-
tired yet convenient location, are among the most
valuable now in the market :
Terms very liberal. Say Oh cash; bsiance at l
2 s. and ears, bearing Interest. paysbls eeaai.an
nuGlly. and seoured By trust deeds Purchasers 10
Esy taxes for the present year.
iv 10 TAYLOR & WTLITAE.S s,,t.
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10n GOLD PENCILS just received
lOO and will be sold at Factory prices.
THOMAS w KEESEE,
jv6 No 20 Pearl ct
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WANTED "A PURCHAsER.-Mat
IMPORTATION WANTED-hTI

IL ARD CObLINS formerly of the county of King
Queen, but now 1t is believed residing in near
the city of Richmond, will hear of something to his
advantage, by addressing A. l.. d Dispatch Office,
Richmond, stating when he caa be
iyS-2.y2g&
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TOR H r E--For the balance of the
Il year, negro girl. Apply to
iv 1876 r C1J1THORN
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DRINTED JACoNET Law N s AT
i I24 CENT per Yard, richly worth 40 cents.-
Ladies', will you be pleased 90 tax. notcs OF these
extraordinary bargains, actually lsss then the eot Of
pfoductior Opening this mcrnng for July essles
eco wards splendid yard wide Printsd Jacoasts Ct
i2i cents. Call quick or they viii 80 OF cheap ~
C A. GWATKlN, ss%
9-stn Opposite Esehasse Bank.
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yUILDINV LUIS IN THE TOWN
- OF SIDNEY At AUCTION On FRIDAY.
18Th July, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ, upon the prs nisea.
will be sold, two Lots of Ground at the Scurnwe,i
corner of Elmwood (Main) and Pima streets cppc.
site the Fair 6rorods fronting S. feet inchss easb
running bask l3S feet.
ALsU-A Lot on the Soathsi3s OF Main, between
Madison and Monroe streets ..-.-.' -
AISO-A Lot on the North side of sh Plank
Read. nearly opposite the residence of MI Cbes
Phillip.
these lots are beautifully situated for lrtilaine
purposes, ana worthy the tentjeu OF thoas
seeking investment In that neigbborhood
TEkMs-One.tbird cash /; balance and 8 Iuouths
with interest added and title retained
TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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w LEIGH BURTON, DEsrIsr-Of-
w fee between 9Th aud 10th sts.. formerly oc
cupied by Mcdonnell 81 Burton, next door below s
z. Samples Drug sters jy 2-fm
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News by the Mails.

The closing of the Schuylki Canal has been purely
matter OF choice This year the ice net having as yetin
We have now the beats might freely mil the first q
January, but the boatmtn afraid Of being suddenly
frozen up aud have therefore tied their boats r the
winter in advance Of the necessity for doing so.
The Governor Louisiana has issued his proclamation
requesting that The I'd day Of January next observed
rs day of Thanksgiving.
Kansas Emigratonsocoty has been formed at Gaines
Vile, Miss Mt pubic meeting there which adopted re.
solutions thanking the Missouri bordcrers for what they
have done In Kansas The object OF the society a.
by the resolutions Is to raise money to deay the expen
ses OF emigran's from the sou'h to Kansas, to meet
their foes at the ballot box, and II necessary with rifle
bsls II the emgants sent by this society be poor
70 pay their own expenses they take slaves with
them.
The legislature of Florida adjourned sine die on the
18th instant.
The Ohio river at Pi.sburg on the 2lst instant usa
sured eight feet nine inches Of water in the channel
The legislature Of Missouri adjourned sine die on the
18th Inst.
In Wilton, Conn., willhm HAnford stabbed Nelson But
terry In an alteration arising ont ola Jug Of liquor OBJ
tanned for medicinal purposes" 1t near ni. hing
Buttery.
Dr. John D. Pilsbury, Of Rochester while temporarily
deranged, took an overdose Of morphine the GOTH
instant and soon expired He fifty years Of age and
removed TO Rochester from Lowell year ago.
Four females OF advanced age died in Boston last week
viz. Eigabeth Roberts, 81; Mary Mccormick co. Eliza.
beth Blake III and Temperance Clapp, SO. The latter
was IN unmarried female daughter Of Samuel and Expe
rience UaPp
man named Henry Waterbury was run over BY
freight train 10 Rochester the 10th instant and killed
8 NJ Booth abolition editor Of the Wisconsin FREE De-
moa has assigned over his property but says he shall
rsy all his debts except the zines imposed upoo him for
Ge occurred at Cedar rapids Iowa, on the 9TH inst,
~ tes,reyed about $50, 900 worth Of property The
/ li titnl ferers are l.. Stow. Kahn n Wiley n m
fs'e rosts Dewey ]. Love, I. Love, and whistam.
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There was falling of in Nantucket in the number
Of marriages, which Is the more remarkable as the
women there are superior in beauty to those Of any
other county. tt@t
Coburn and Dalton's examination resulted in their
being committed to await the action Of the Grand
Jury, which win meet on the 7th of January. The
was caused by their beating him. but whether this
will be held murder or manslaughter We must wait
to see.
Since the LIST of April there has been erected in
that part of Boston which lies south of Pleasant
street two hundred and thrty-two buildings, many
Of which are of great value. Sixty more were built
the work on which was commenced in January. The
foundations OF forty more have been laid.
Arr
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pUssELL W. wEsrcorT AucrroNEER.-AUCrrOy

prssELL W. wEsTCOTT, AucTIoNEER -AUCrroy
III sale OF magnificent household furniture Al ne
residence in2 West street. On Friday December
2s win sell the entire rich and fashionable furniture satus
elegant paintings works &C. contained In the above
drst class house. Ibis furniture AL order and
s OF the best description throughout No
account OF weather Descriptive catalogues can be
~ smith, Young Co.'s, No. Maiden lAne.
fArors-Rch velvet carpets and rugs elegant seven %
ave pianoorte. superior Instrument smbrui
dccd stool and large and costly French plate pier mir
twelve feet long, rosewood French secretary imported
cost 5000 three magnificent suits per0r furniture
Of two sofas large chair paror Gothic DO
with slip covers; one do solid rosewood green velvet nine
pieces with slp DO In embroidered oestrv eigh
pieces with covers All these sus made order and
Of the best description. Bocade and curtans rich
shades satary top, ceruc and pier ables eg aniy
carved rosewood eegercs with French fronts escrc
torres and corner cssgercs with mirror backs and
tapestry reccpton chairs, Turkish and Invalid costly
seyres and Dresden vases peror onamena marble clock
ton q valuable oil paintings in costly frames.
dining table, rich silver Dresden china dinner ses 100
pieces dol ruby and crystal cut glass ware akinds
10 match hrot gho ivory and silver cutlery magnificent s
wood bedsteads with marble top wassads bureaus 70
match china toilet SETS elegant marble top chamber su
superior hair feather beds and
sofas te Aiees, library and secretary book eases
and chairs elegant and mahorany NJ ~
robcs TOP sdeSoard $50: with large ~
kitchen utensils portable furnace 200 yards Fuelb och
chandeliers ca. fixtures 4c This sale viii BE- found s %
IL special attention. ~ the quantity unusually arge he on,
tire catalogue Of the richest description and The shoe 10 he
unfeseryedly sold. - ~
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TEE LIQUOR LAW IN ST. JOHN, N. B-The
Observer, Of the 18th, abiding to the liquor law says
All parties concerned busiy engaged in making
preparations for the important change which will De
effected on the LIST Of January next the operation Of
the new prohibtory liquor law. TIL who deal in
qr rapidly possible disposn0 Of their stock
on hand; those consumers who can afford it are LAYING
in stores for future private use and those who 50
provide thes elves, bracDg themselves up take
THU Ga Hereafter best they may We hear also that
smuggers are not inactive and have doubt that
their peculiar vocation will long be in vigorous ope
ton Whatever benefit may result from the operation
Of this law will assuredly be great degree counter
balanced by many and serious evils.
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NQYal InfAlliyence.

The Norfolk A'yas Of the I'D inst, in speaking of the
United States steamer Roanoke, says
nis splendid naval fabric whose launch We chroniced
Jew Gays ago, is now aloa having been freed from
ter by the action OF her own pumps and two common
ships pumps worked by small engine, which were in
yodr ced on board OF her. Her pumps are sufficient
to Keep her ahoat. Upon examination il appears that
eleven OF her beams arc partially sprung or broken
nearly amidshps and forward of the main hatch The
leak is In her ways about five feet above her kelson and
between the fore and hatchcs She was taken into
deck last evening She is found to have sustained no
other damage than that mentioned. The test Of accu-
rate measurement shows that she il not hoprsd in
the slightest degreeand, what Is of great important
not one 81 her inces has been discovered be started
dock. -
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RAILROAD ON Fl

RAILROAD ON FIRE.-We learn that the railroad
Is absolutely fire between lockhsrt's and Leude rae
Springs 1t seems that the road at that place runs over
bed OF Ignite or coal About four weeks ago APP
Piled fire to IT. and 1t has been burning since. The
atmosphere for miles around laden with the stench OF
burning sulphur. We are informed that Mr.. Williams
the contractor has been compelled to throw in great
quantity OF EARTH At the Inst accounts the FIRE was st
burning and the late heavy rains rather increase
than exiipguish it-Ldudeyoote (Aiss) RepuJtiun,
he
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SENDING GUNPOwDER TO RUssIA-We condemn
the Yankees Tor doing conrabaud busin with Turkey
hut forget that Russia At this moment is obtaining
tesiais 81 from Englishmen. The trade Is most
ensive In the North, and regret say that the
ber engBged In II Is incredibly large The terri Sic fire
Newca Tyne not We. forgo,ten but what
that Gief Nobny will tell In Newcastle but Hundreds
in Newcastle know that that e originated in explo
sion OF yellow aIkali. Now yellow alka disguised
name for salpetre and ntre which shipped the
North Of Europe In large quantities and thence
cd to Russia. On its arrival nothing was required to
make inte gucpowaeI bata proper addition Of charcoal
-Ji,e,TOOl Post,
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11IH wARD.--AT PRIMARY ELECTION, Hi D
pursuant 10 the recomme sdaons OF the Democratic n
publican General COMMITTEE, at Tammany Ul on Monday,
bee 1906 between the hours OF and o'clock r. NJ cor.
Fourth street and G. the following ticket having
received majority of all the votes poed declared duly
eleoied:-
SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
Dtlcgae-James q. Wilett, Alternate Hiram Enge.
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
JAMES r. Steers, John Petit Hiram Enple
YoussG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE
David Hogg, Simeon Decker. Jas Tracy.
Jno Merfheld, VIM. r. Valentine.
COMMITTEE.
William Cummings VIM LanderS John Beatty
Henry G. Woolcy, Chas. i. Leyinegs. John Phillips.
Frederick Repper j. Feore, Bernard Kelly
Terence y. smith, Alex. Day, George Schneider,
VIM. Taylor, ChAa. !. Dodge, Jno Murfock
Peter Tracy, John Mason, George Elliott
John Fosdick. Peter Mcknight, James Mason.
Aaron u. Rollins, William Hogg. John Mcmahon.
Roteft Farle. Mathew Gnfney, Joseph Wangler,
John Msneels, Nathan n Reed, VIM Moore
George White, jackson vctmilyea, John Hocit.
s ;2SSs$S SSES$sSf Nv Inspectors
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9th WARD AND THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY TkI.
umphaut-Ata primary election hello Boese's Deulocra
cratic Headquarters 65 Mercer street Monday Dee "a
between the hours Of and O'Clock in the
ndaiicn Of the Democratic Republican General Cum
mtee OF Tammany all the following ticket elected by
msjority Of 1854 votes, viz:
SYRACUSE CONVENTION
Delegate. Benjamin Wood. Aernate Albert ". Smith.
COMMITTEE.
Dan lei u. DeIavan Daniel Linn, John ID. Bets.
MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
james Armstrong Nathaniel koe, John ID. Jet kins,
Stephen +. Duryea, Thomas Kelly.
Albert W. Smith, Peter White, Jno r. whepiey,
T.. Fisher Cramcr, Enoch jacques Robert Linn.
Edward Kelley, Barney Neise John Dixon,
II. II. Winaps Edwin VAIN wright Robert Reed,
Charles aaese, VIM Wainwright, John ~. Bets,
John Links, Isaac Ro rson, Patrick Garvin,
James r. Bennett, Iancl Lamm Levy Heyer,
Hugh Men calls Clement Robins George Iseroche
Jane 3 Davis, Martin Preston,
JAMES ARMSTRONG, ern,noo,o.u
MARTIN KEAREVEN, '"sfe'F"'s'
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AALEs AT AuQT10n.

sess No. sos w.n :ss s.:r d 1S.,.
ooet So is ~ u Ss Street Sa a aaSSssss.y Dec
sesS beds and cbn % bed
p. Casters. T. oval mirrors and oil PAIN 's'.'op
kn YES forks spoons wardrobe steam table, gss
boiler and pine. safe platform scale mahogany
'e'' juHs W s0atsiSbYKE. Attorney for Mortgage.
HE b. BUTLFR, AUcrIoSEFR- PUBLIC ApMINIs.
M. trator's sale.-On Thursday December 81 O}s
Soe frospe, Larry and eeorse auspe, esuig q fara
tnfe, desks chars clocks stoves clothing military sur
ticles &c also FIRE proof safe. gold and silver watches
Chains iewery Sc ny ores' q pu,,,o .a,,.,,,
u Kelly. aucrIosEEs--I WILL SELL, rus
well selected stock Of dry goods contained IL said store
prpg ui assortment Of hlaek ara colo et sks French
and Ensbsh merinoes long and square shAwis btAnket
quilts, &C.
CBEkIFF's sALE-A. NJ CRIsrALAR AUCTIOkEER
- 2s Bowery, will sell on thursday 9Th inst at l0 odock
ns If a Se ana a and
and sains, ohs ossmeres inDgs, buttons trimmings and
trade. BY order Of JOHN oRsER. sheriff
j. GILLIAN, Deputy Sheriff.
w s. MfLLoR, .AUcTIoNEsR BY HoUGHION &
Is Des ~ ca S oSsS =.
ress wood aud - octave alck Fseach PLATE pie.
e. and eHee sel forks sp,ons casers richly dscoratsd
French chr ware voribcxes ii. & " viii ssa
md s s se1 ass ana 70 % "a G
parors chsmsers, ara~ngl oos dinfg rooms aud h,se
reps SOLID rosev ceoe loles richly ei
sas doos5'e ns a ssS ~. Stands
reception ard cane es' chairs edrens chairs and her
chsIn o. suits pure hal insiseses Faasses Also
Iaopoct precisely VIZ bs soa Aye superior toned nah,
demsn son. Glberl and other Also $.
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