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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14

GRAPE Ror.-Some Of the Cincinnati vineyards are
affected with the disease called the rot Why not ny
the new remedy discovered in Germany Of dipping
the branches in solution Of gelssae'
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TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.

DELAWARE WATER Gar, Pa. July -, 1855:
A new Telegraph Line il now in operation at this
Summer resort. The line goes by way Of Easton and
Elizabeth to New York.
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THE CASE OF sCUIAGFI,,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July 10, 1855.
TIE argument in Schagels case was completed to
day, and Judge Kelly charged the jury, who shortly
aiterward returned verdict of Not Guilty.
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MARINE DISASTER.

HALIFAX, Friday July 10, 1855.
The bark st. Andrews Northrup, from New-fork,
bound to Monevideo, arrived at this port last night
lenkino hadlv.
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FICTION OF AK. N. SHERIFF.

CHARLESTON Thursday, July II To-.
In the election OF Sheriff this city inc n ~ ~
Nothing candidate was chosen by majority Oh '''
votes.
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Correspondence OF The " 7. Tnbane
CoLD Spring, Putnam Co., \. Y.
The rumseIers in Cold Spring have removed the
grog from their bar rooms, and neither Jew nor Gen
tile can get single drop. Pretty hard for the
regulars, but its advantages to that thriving village
beyond calculation. Last Sunday evening the hotels
were shrouded in darkness and on Monday the general
remark YVES, How quiet and orderly the streets were
yesterday and last night and what rather singu,
lsr for that place the change seems TO give general
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were read, calling the attention of N. eo,,.

were read, calling the attention of thu conn.
CHS to tie Importance Of passing an act bro
viding for regular statements of the oondit;on
OF the finances OF the corporation on the rst
OF each and every January; Of tn. imperf,ot
chassctsr OF three important corp ration ordi.
rs noes, the dangerous condition Of the large
arch which passes under Rays mills, and one
covering tn, late act of Congress providing
ior the codif ,ation Of the laws Of the District
of Columbi,.
The sug 'estions contained in these messages
Wero, On motion Of Mr.. 0akorn, referred.
Dir. Bangs presented o memoria al for q pump
on Washington street; referred.
Mr.. Cameron presented q memorial for a
street 10 Be cut through from High to Congress-
streets, parallel with Road street; referred.
Mr.. Osborn moved that the estimated "a.
Jeipts and expenditures Of the POOR house be
taken from the fles and referred; agreed Ia
The Board then adjourned
No quoru u in the Board of Alderman
Yesterday afternoon and last nieht va had
tremendous gale Of wind from northpest
This morning the weather is again freezinr
cold. 'ns
Flour market firm and tending unv.,a
Sales at 1915 $9-demsnd confned ch;sar
to home trade. Wheat-supplv Iim;tsd
sales of white at 50 81 O5; red ST s5 81.
SPECTATOR
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Hsather-iheatricsts-Lsetnre,-Pasta and
Prospeetire ey-Safs-CounciIs-
Stump Spe2ktHs, DC.
ALEXANDRIA, March 10, 1855.
The weather is clear and cold, with high
winds from the northwest, which yesterday
stripped the tin roof from Carson's restaurant
on Cameron street, and to-day has diminished
the waters In the Po.emac 90 much as to retsrd
navigation.
The theatre at Washington Hall was well
hlied on Thursday night to witness the drama
OF the Dfunka,d aid the farce of the Loan Of
Lover. At the close Mr.. Tyrrell came in
'front.' Of the curtain, and in a neat speech
informed the audience that Managers keenan,
and Weaver had left in debt, leaving the sal
aries unpaid, and appealed to the audience to
give them full house at the next perform
ance.
During the week We have had lectures from
DR. Doggett, of Richmond; Rev T. O'Toole,
of Washington; and DR.. Nota, of Georgeto un .
We have the promise Of lecture from Rev ]
T. Donelan on Sunday evening at st. Mary's
church, and Rev. DR.. Lord, on Monday night,
at Lyceum Hall
Abe Democracy seem b. no meanss:9iscour-
aged by the recent success of the Know
Nothings in this city We learn that nun
hers, dissatisfied with the recent nominations,
have Withdrawal from the Know Nothing
lodge; and 1t is certain the Democrats will
Doll largely increased vote for Wise The
democratic Association is rapidly augmentipg
Its plumbers, and already nearly three bun
drtd have enrOlled themselves for the contest
Our newly elected City Council me. this
morning and organized
TONIGHT " Hon. William Smith" meets the
people here on tie hastings AMI. =
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New York Markets.

New YoRk, March 10 Cotton IL downward
-Four is upward, and the market firm Sales
Of 1900 bbls Of good Ohio At %. Is 81 Is.
Southern is firm; sales of 2 900 bbIs. Wheat
is upgsrd ard firm; sales Of Pennsylvania
white ct 81 So; Sou bern, good - IS Corn
is upward and firm; sales Of 10, 900 bushels Of
Western mixed at 9ls. Pork is upward and
Ii e; sales of old M So at Sl425 Beef 10 un-
changed, with a moderate demand at previous
rates Lard is upward and firm. Whisky-
"a! % Of Ohio at 3lc.
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DIED.

On the l0;h instant, JULIA ANN, infant dauph.
ter OF Margaret aud JUhn O'Mcara.
sS- Her funeral will take place Tomorrow Sun
dIy) afternoon, af 3 O'Clock.
On the morning OF the 9Th instant, at = O'Clock
after lOag and painful Illness, which she bore will
christian resignation, MARY MIRANDA HURDLE
in the Dist year of her age
Es- The funeral will leave the residence OF her
brOlher, on Second street, between and g streets
on Sunday, the llrh inst, at O'Clock, Tor Alex
andria, al which place the funeral ceremonies viii
commence at 3 O'Clock, frOm the ~. E. Church.
On the 9th Instant, DONALD STEW ART aged
rs year,.
% The friends OF the family are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, The
ner OF Eleventh and II streets, on Sunday, at two
o'clock p. m.
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by GH E EE q SC0Tr, auononeers.

BY GREEN d SCOTT. aucttoneers,
VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
and Lot at Auct.un.-- Ga MONDAY, the 18th
instant. al O'Clock p. H., shall SELL in font OF
the premises, lots NJ 81 and 50: in the subdivision
OF Square 465, improved by two story frame hOi..e
with back building, wo0dhOuse, SC attached.
The above described property L. situated on the
Island between 9th and 7th streets west, and aud
L streets south, Oh wide street through the said
square.
Title iEdsputab!e.
Terms One third cash the balance in 8 and y
months, on notes bearing interest.
A deed given and a deed CT trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar ID Auc. iOnPers
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Mansion Hoass, Alexandria, We.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE subscriber, rs admini,trEtpr OF lie estate al
4 the late John ID. Brown, offers for ale The ex
trnsve and well selected stock OF FBuiture and
House Furnishing Goods, in whole or In lots al ap-
pra isement prices, for cash undoubted paper,
beF ng interest also The lease Of the fuiidng IN
which il Is contained. known "Apollo Hall"
To persons desiring to engage in business this at
fnrds fine Opportunity, a. the rent Of the building
IL moderate and the run 20 custom very pod.
". BAN d rSons indeb ed 10 the estate earn
esIy requested 10 make immediate settlement, By
cash or notes otherwise their accOunts will b.
placed in ID. hands Of counsel for settlement
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
f.h 27-ec6t Administrator
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M CARD TO THE LADIE5-GoOD NEWS FOR THE
DR. DCPoSCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILIS
tie best and most nallbIe discovered for re-
IeVing and curing all painful DISTRESSING difficult
situation, and removing s periodical ard r-
resurites arising from whatever These Pills are
complete
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
They are prepared by which Concentrates the
ingredients niO small bulk rderIng
for delicate females u take
Ut D'I1ilrgs flis are the THIRTY YEARS
IN the treatment of the diseases
Iaey heve been adyeftiset for little year
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have are,fy been sOld and the for them RAPIDLY I'm
rTeAses Wherever they become known They have i-en
thoroughly tried in Washington, and to act Ike
charm. " 49, "
sold by All Druggists IN Washington, Georgetown and Az
exandTIs W.. mar l-.osm.
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Auction Eales,
BY J. G. McGUiRE. Auc,,on,


SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO. ELE-
y CANT Cabinet Furniture, SPLENDID French plate
Mirrors, Nch Curtains, Carpets, Frnch Chfaa and
Cut-gass Ware, Costly ines Superior Curi.re
Horses, Son WEDNESDAY aiming, March
2fst 10 O'Clock. the residence Of his Rxcellen
cy j. NJ. TiIaa0, the Peru Minister, on Pesn.yl
yania avenue, between Odd and Gath streets shall
sen all his elegant Household Effects Consisting OF
Superb Rosewood Grand Piano, by Bu ,ikofer
Magnificent suite Of solid RIOS wood Parlor Furni-
ture, upholstered In green and gold satin dam.
ask, Comprising thre- large medallion back
Scf. 8, oue siesta Sofa. six large medallion
Arm Chairs, two yoitair", and six Parlor
Chairs
Splendid Green and Cod Satin dumask Curtains 70
match, Cornice, Lace Curtains, &c.
Elegant French plate Mautel Mirrors
Costly mantel Clocks, gilt and bronze, with side
pieces to match, Vases
Rich Gilt Gas Chandeliers, Candelabras, aud Brack-
cts
Fine Tapestry, Bruises, and ven:tian Carpets
Suite Of Rosewood Reception room Furniture, UP
holstered in canay colOred satin datr,ask
consisting Of pair Of French SOFAS, 4 Arm
and small Chairs
Handsome Curtains, Cornice, &c TO match
Rose God Oval marble top Tables
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
DO Plush seat Dining Chairs
Damask covered spring seat Couches
Mahogany hair spring seat Lounges, Chairs
Cane seat Arm and Cottage Chairs
Marbletop Beaufet, Buffers Trav
Elegant Crimson ana UOiu banu Dinner Sci
Richly decorated China Tea, Coffee and Chocolate
Service
Heavy 81 erield plated Walters, Cake Baskets, Tea
and Coffee Service
Rich Crystal Cut glass Dccaniers, Tumblers, lam
pagnes, Wines, COrdias, Finger Bows, Wa
Ter Bottles, Claret Pitchers, &c.
Mahogany Writing Desks, Book Shelves
Morocco and damask covered extension Chairs
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Wardrotes
French and Italian Bedsteads
Marble top Washstands, Corner Stan3s
French tlina and Granite Toile' Sets
Best hair and husk Mattresses
BO!sters and Pillows. Bed Clothing
Single Iron Bedsteads, Sofa Beisieads
Bed and Table Linen
Screens, Fire Irons, Lamps
Handsome Damask Curtains, Window Shades
Furniture i'm servants rooms
Ole 9th, Cooking and other Stoves
COpPers, Cooking Utensils, &c.
At 4 O'clock,
In front Of the residence, splendid pair of dark
gray Carriage Horses between six and seven years
old, perfectly sound. and kind IN single or double
harness. and said to be the finest carriage horses in
the District
Also, fmsa d. tcIy after
la the dining room, choice lot of the highest
quality Wines in bottles, comprising Champaenes
Port, Sherry, Madeira, &c imported express " fol
private use.
Terms If sale: $50 and under cash over that sun
credit of sixty aSd ninety days, for notes sasi az
toriy endorsed, bearing Interest
p. S.-The house will be open 10 visiters on IN,
day previous to the sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.
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srrival Of The Steam Frisate fusousha ana

PHILADELPHIA, March I0.-Ths u. s.
Steamer susquehanna from the Pacific, sr.
rived this morning.
Tho Susqaehanna left Philadelphia Dsesn-
Der 18th 1870, and Hampton Roads June 8,
1851. Since that time she has sailed 81 .os7
miles, visiting China, and Japan, In sonnse.
;ion With the late expedition. She Left Rio
JaGerio on the lIth of Feb. last.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 10 --Fiour- Howard g. |,
3t0 barrels sold at $9-an advance Of II cent?
Wheat - receipts light, ard quo are
at yesterdays prices Corn-ssles at sSsS6e
for white; t6aS7 for yellow.
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NEW YoRK, March Give hurdrsd d.
las reward has been offered for the arrest and
conviction Of Baker, the ex policeman fer the
supposed murder Of Bill Poole.
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NEv YoRk, March e-Msyor Wood hes
permitted the immigrants, brought By the
Sandman frigate Dec 6eneys to lsnd, having
become satis6 cd that they are not convieh-
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BY &c. MCGUIRE. Auc.ionecr.

HTALU ABLE BUILDING LOT ON PENNSYIr
vana ayenue.--On FRIDAY af ernoou. the 9th
Stlnt, at o., lock, on the premises, shall sell
part Of Lot No. 5, in square NJ loo, fronting % \
feet Oh pennsylvania avenue bciw. sn I1th AMI 18Th
STREETS west, RAINING back hundred and twenty
feet.
Terms: One third cash I; balance - SIX and nine
months with increst, secured by deed cftruSt on
the PREMISES.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE.
mar ID Auciiont-f.
lC- The above sale Is posspOnss' TN.
III THURSDAY afternoon, March 18Th, a. U'cl x
Oh the premises
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
mar Id Auc'iougpr
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=. pEAoY MApE cLnrrrINn Fnn aE,,rIrnEs .rn

r - PEA0Y MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
louIhs wesT manufactured with elegance by
NOAH W ALhER n CO., under browns Their
embrace The Psiot or ourtoGt Oyeroost Ovsrac
and es<"s TaiDas, black and blue Cloth
Fo"k Coats cf all fashionable coiors Cassirer PuSnp
Sitss Ech Velvet Ne.t- sks ac BLACK Ca-sim.r
figured Cashier, and plain Cassinler
youh-Jacke~, Pants, Vests, Ov.rco-ts are
their manufacturers they enabled aud will sell 1T
tbs very lowest prices Shirts superior st. Collars Goyes
Ties, &c, of late styles always hand. dec 20
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~ PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRs.-wBITsBrRsrs

= PREMICH5 AT THE FAIRS.-wHITEECRsTS
sl In tn" Ascencsnce Juriss Of each of the
fairs Al Baltimore Richmond and New their
h.hss. premiums j. H. W. their superiority Pho
&C rsphs, StereO-copes and DssuerreOtvpes exhibited
SIR. W. also ec-lved two Medal. the Worlds Fair
don and a premium st Crystsl PAlsc-, New York.
ALTO, tee st awards Of the Aa-ysni Institute for
years past.
whIeharsfs Gallery in this city Pa. avenue
-. and 9Th streets. feb IL
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Bridge Burnt.

D9sros, Msrch "a bridge Of the Vermont
Central RtiLosd near wiDoo.li, IVES bu,,s
yesterday 'Loss :1o. o0o-fully insured.
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New York Stock Mark,t

NEw Yo.s, March I0.-Stocks are frm.
Money ia unchanged. Fries at 46i; Olevs-
land and Toledo Railroad, q; Cumberland
Cal Company, 34t; Residing Railroad, ST;
Canton Co, 243 New York Central Railroad,
94t; Cleveland and Pittsbure Railroad, 40 !;
Missouri 6's, s4:; Kentucky 6's, le1; indiana
SIS, 81.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
WYE this day ia receIp; of large assortment
w OfNEW MUSIC from the principal publ. b.
ing HOUSES in the country, CONSISTING of Songs
Duets, Trps, Marches Rondos, GaliOle, QuarIrlles
Operas, &c.
Also, Music Books, Portfolios, Music Paper, In
sirUction Books, Music fOi Brands, arranged in
cheap style Rows, Pegs Rnsn. and every article
pSraying TO the music trade always IN hand at the
Piano and Music Establishment of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
mars 900 Pa. avrnue, near Tenth II.
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BY @. w, BOTELER, AuctiGneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF WINES, Liquors,
ia aad Groceries, at the - Ore Of Wi liam Linton
corner of Seventh and ID r:,retr.-Thc subscriber
des,Ious Of changing his business, viii sell, wihnu'
r. serve, on FRIDAY. March 9. commencing at 10
O'clock a. m, his entire stock OF Groceries, Wines
and Liquors Store Fixtures, &c., consisting IN part
6f-
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Crushed. and Pu!verized
Sugars
Very superior Old Government Java Coffee
Fine Teas, Candles, Soaps, Spices
Starch, Pepper, SaleTaius, Baskets, Brooms
Imported Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff
Sardinss, Sauces, Amer can and English Pickle.
Rrandies, Gin, Viii, key, Jamaica Rum, Wines
Bucs;tS. Tubs sc.
Store Fixtures, such rs Counters, Shelves, Bins,
counter and platform Scales, Store Truck, sc.
Together with 4 large assortment Of goods usually
so by Gfocers, which are desmed unnecessary 70
parlicuiarize.
Special attention is called to the Chateau Benz
ard, Hailett s. CO.; London Dock and Old Imperial
trandies.
Also superior Old Whisker, Madeira Wines, SC
These Liquors are unsurpassed in quality, and
worthy the attention of connoisseurs.
The trade generally, and families will find this
sale worthy of their presence.
Terms; All snms of and und,r $50 cash over $50
credit of thirty, sixty, and ninety DAYS, for aI-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
WIN LINTON.
mar Id T.. w. BOTLLER, Auctioneer.
kJ- The above sale will be contin.
ued on MONDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock.
mar lO-lt G. w. EOTELEL, Auct
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BY j. c. meGUiRE, Auetionesr.

BY j. G. MEG IRE, AWetionesr.
GALE OF TWO SUPERIOR WORK HORSES
~ On TUESDAY morning, March 18Th. at 30 o'clk
In front of the Auction Rooms, shall sell two fine
large work Horses. about seve9 years old sold by
order OF the Board of inagers ~; the Washington
National Msnumen. Society, because they have no
furth or Use for Them.
Specia, attention il called - ,h' saie Of these
horses as they are decidedly the fires; work horses
ever offered for sale in the District.
Terms: a credit of silty AMI ninety days will be
given fof notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
terest. JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auclionees
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE,
Cary CoEHciis-Markst' 6e

Cay CoEHdIS-4HdTNstF, &c.
GEoRGsroWS, March 10, 1855.
he Board % Common Coan;ii net last
nisnt IF the usual ncur Tne Presiiep. IL the
chair All The meusers present except Dir.
6ilteEger
SIR Piokf,il, the President, a"ao4a!si the
EI1aI .:sEdiDg cCmnlitteeS.
Several e0mmspRst0us from the Mayor
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NoHroLk, March 9.-The court Of inquiry
viii meet tomorrow to inquire into the dam
ages sustained By the brig Bsinbridss. ID
will consist Of Capt. Carpenter. - prssidsst,
and Captains Barron and Manning. Pursr
Mason ID to-bs judge advocate
The sloop of.war jamestown 10 dissAarsi,e
her powder No survey has Jet been held.
She is said to be positively rottsu.
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Ey j. q. neGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
4 On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, at
O'Clock, on the p emses, by virtue Gf deed OF
trust TO the subscriber, barng date the 18th May,
1852, and duly recorded in Liber ]. A. s., No. 40
focs 43s, 4J9, and 40 OF the land records for
Washington county, shall sell the nerth half OF
Lot No 10, in square 293 fronting % feet inches
on l2t street west. between north G and streets,
running back 100 feel TO wide alley, with improve
m"nts, consisting Of a substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms: One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS C4LLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
lsb l2-eo&ds Auctioneer.
sg The shove sale 10 postpone d
until WEDNESDAY, March Tn, same hour.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
feb % JAS. C, MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
o. The above sale Be- further most.
p0ned until TUESDAY, the 18th March, same hour
and placd.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
mar JAS. c. MCGUIRE; Auctioneer.
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

4 SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and "A
"a fine Rosewood PARLuR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition the Metropolitan Mechanics Fan.
They are from lac mR nufes sory Of HENRY ERBEN
OF New YCfk.
Per 'sIh'~. Sc apply y Pro'. EcIIfHI.. on ii,h
'gEd, nofih II +. HENRY EkBEN.
Isb 9i-rBE
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Horrid Murder

BOsroS, March AT South Gardiner On
WEDNESDAY night, two elderly ladies, sisters
Of the late Abner Knesland, were murdered
and their house ransscked. A vssrsnt Preach
msc has cesn arrested on Suspicion
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Hy Ca EEa & SCOTT, Auct.ore-r,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
IL at AuctiOn.-On WEDNESDAY. the l4th in
slant, at 10 O'cOck, shall sill, al the residence
Il gentleman declining housekeeping, on the south
side Of North VI rect, between 9th and eth streets
west nny's's Row, an excellent assortment Of near.
" new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, parior and rocking Chairs
Do dining, sofa, card and other 4, bts
DO dressing and other Bureaus
One fine walnut Parlor Sea in Plush
Feather Beds, Beading, Mattresses and Bedsteads
Fine painted Cottage Chamber Set
Maple, cane and wood seat Chairs
W assistants, Mating
Paror, assage and chamber Carpets
China, glass, crOckery and plated Ware
Looking Glasses, Walters, and ivory handle Knives
and FUrks
Stoves Of various descriptions
A good assortment of Kitchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
s.ary TO enumeraIe.
Terms S25 and under cash over that sum
credit of 60 AID 90 days. for sstsfa toIy endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
mar Sd AuctiOneeFs,
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-A VARIET
Dot Building Lots in the vicinity of the City Hall
Also, in all Other parts of the city, accommodat-
ing ternfs. Enquire at Mrs. ADAMS Boarding
House, opposite to Browns Hotel, 10 be seen from
5 tn a m. or to 4 pm. Also, an address through
the Post Office will rec Give attention.
mar 5-eu2m DAVID NYERIE
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ny j. O. McGUIRr. Aucttoueer
NEW HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTEENTH
IN street at Pubic 6ala-On WEDNESDAY AZ
ternooH, March IA, al * O'Clock, the premises,
shall, s-i part O Lot No. B. In square 2s, fronting
% feet I4h street, with three feet alley nj the
side. running back 100 feet, with the Improvements
consisting OF a two story and attic frame dwelling,
containing ten rooms.
The house newly built. i'm the most snbstaufta l
manner, and well finished in every respect. Thete
is a pump of efcellen, water before the door
Terms: One-third cash; the resi- 'ue in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed Of
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mars-d Auctionesr.
by =. g. MCGUIRE. Auctione.r.
DEREMPTORf SALE OF FOUR OF THE
L most desirable Birding Lots in the First Ward.
On THURSDAY afternoon, March 18Th, at ~
O'Clock, on the premises, shall SELL wit, out re.
each 2sz feet on north street. between nth and
18Th streets, running back l47X Zee: 10 a twenty
feet alley.
These lots Delightfully."- situated, with SOUTH
ern front, about the centre of the block ON either
side Of which hate been erected first class hon
and Offer greater inducements 10 persons DESTROYS Of
| securing unobiectionabe building sites than any
property that has ben offered for sale auction for
years.
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with int est
secured By a deed Of trnst on the premises m the
satisfaction Of the vendor.
1.-THE terms of the sale are not compiled with in
fur days from the day Of the SALE the property will
be resod at the risk and expense Of the first purcha
ser
All conveyancing AT cost Of purchaser.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D AuctiOfper.
T LIVERPOOL SALT AT ACC'fI0N.-On WED
IL hESDAY next, the 18th instant, al " O'Clock
Ill., VIII be sold on board OF Shin Jos. Tarrat, ly-
ing AT oar wharf, her cargo, consisting of
10, 900 sacks G.. A. Salt
Aleo, 500 sacks fine Salt
OF NaIstail's Jeffries, and Darcy's brands, fac
tory filed, in fun bleached sacks, and warranted 10
10 the ton. Terms at the sale.
FOWLE 4 co,
mar Cd Alexandra. Sa.