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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE WILL
n he cod "n oaturIa, January z7n INST between
he hours OF 10 and Il A. II une Sorrel HUrse
A creIt of N.ne Nsnihs viii be given with
approved secuf ty, with interest.
JOHN CARLISLE.
Administrator Of he estate OF Danl. Carlisle deed
OBED FOOTD. Auet'er. itn<wSw
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
EsTRAY RETURNS IN MARIOICO-

IL Ind. Taken up by sylvester Sehoheld, in Frank
In Township, an est ay Cow-some white in the fore
head, aud ON the bTiskct; and white spot the | #
jaw blIUd in the lie ye ID years old. Appraised at
Sl3 90 befo ESQ. Power.
Bay IL RsE.-Ta Ell up by ,bram Lewasters, living
in Pe ~ Township. on Bluff Road miles from IRdi
apolls stray dark bay years old, with blac
legs name aud tail, and starn tn forehead. Appraised
at Si1 before Esq mock.
RED ow.-taken up by solomon Reade of Pi c
Township, red cow, with long, wide horns ten years
old Appraised at 5 - before John c. Hume, Esq
REp Cow Taken mp by John G. SIN ok, i'm Perry
Township, miles tn of indianapolis an estray red
COW. with white face; with pc her horns ne
eye out supposed 10 have been don by the rope about
5years old. Appraised at sl4 before T c Smock, Esq
RED Cnw.-Taken up by Thomas Moore, of Centre
Township. red COW; eft eve blind top of left hoI
of lett IMP bone iu aFed white the top of lis
tail white n The fan s. white on the belly md
tetween the or years old. Appraised at 8 be-
fore Esq Fisher. Dec. "a, 1854.
Attest: lfebi6l WM STEWART, Clerk
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT NOTICE

: he eby given. that an the Ist day February
55 writ OF Attach Ueut was issued " on CHI IstO-
pher u H,rbe, jusce Of the peace OF the ounty of
'ariOn at the iis upon the affidavit Of ia o.,
Rim lie, INST the goods and rhaels. credit and effects
Of res MHppes 10y virtue "f - hirh writ property
has been attaehed. nut \. altner has beer summoned
gsrhishee as having moneys rig Is credits and eff.
fleets of said Charles Mappcs und his eortr and
a ency. will, tn refore, the 9th day Of March
1855 at Poe ocN A. NJ. at my Office IN Centre =
ship. OF Mario Gun y, proceed to aud decide
upon the claim Of the said Jacob Rnkle wher Of the
said Charles apes aud all utarr pers concerned
will Ia notice. = CHRISTOPHER G. ~ ERBE. J. p
fsblO d3twtw
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
CAST WRITER'S, Alt'ys Tor PI1s feb3-wI wF
John F. PRIDE Us JOHN It. PRALI

Aua hnleni War & Court.
zee a. rrmem e Il Ra tins IN day of January
ID 1851: Ia "h''e .,ned !, sInd hy r. Barnard hi.
RtlOniey hled the flee ~ the Geek { tue Marinu
Cirsuu our, hs TIT Of c"npaInt, IN Above ent,d
- said de endan , and also III avt MAJ
ssf defen lrnt not relied of the State Of lnd.
ana.
Sa defendant hr T Prai "a therefor. h,rtby noii.
fed OF h flung a pc noy of ~ai 'uplunI az ainsl
m-and ma: unless he appear and plead
dehdr - said cOmpl INT The ng at -ad
the nj day . of Csur, he he.
Ian hel; at c g" n Honsc, 80 the cny of Iiisa-
SP, on I've fifth MONDAY Ia AHl nexi, .aId com, lanl
aid The maitrr. AVID HE Innss tn mlalncd Will bc
heard and dc ernIned IN her ab,enre,
AuesI WIN. SrEwART. cIs,E.
BY Jno c. New, Dep.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
JOSHUA NJ. w. LANGSDALE ADAM
- Barth Q. Andrew Protzman. la The Marion Circuit

IL
Be it rem mbered that this, I'd day Of February,
1855 the plaintiffs filed in the office the Iler Of said
Court an affidavit howIng til the defenda I is on
resident of the tate of Indiana 81 defendant, IL
drew Protzman therefore hereby Gifted of the filing
of the complaint pen ency OF his action. and that
unless he ppe answer demur TO the complaint in
salI ion. al first llg of the the second
day If the nextterm of said be begu and held
at the onrt iouse ia the ci of indianapolis, on IN
nftl Monday Of April next, said compiA ut and the
matters and things therein contained, II be he ri and
delermiB ed ia his absen w . STEWART
fcbI1-w,w rlar.
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nves igate whether bribery and corruption
hal been used to effect the election of U. 3.
Senator The vote Was nearly unanimous IN
both Houses. Only one vo,e in the mega
tive
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
BIOL WM. STEWART, Clerk.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOsHU

ID. WEST, who left Princeton about the last OF
October. s4 He = about - years OF ag. 5 feet or
u inches high fair in freeSelcd hair light red
inclined to be # handed; had with him a dark clay
bank mare vi blac maHe tail, tther dapple on
the rump and, when last seen by me. little lame OF
front foot Wesi left he for the purpose OF selling
Patent Bee Hives this State and Kcntdcky.
An! information respecting him II be thankfully re-
ceived. = ase address NANCY WEST
feb wv Il incetou Ind
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
HARRIsBURGH, Feb. Is.

The joint convention met to-day for the
election of United States Senator, $50 present,
necessary to a choice, Sc. Cameron had So,
Buckham 20, j. p. James, IL bal nee scat
tering. On the second ba lot Cameron had SO.
A motion to postpone the election two weeks
prevailed, by vote of 81 to Ga.
Resolutions passed both Houses of the Leg
islaturs for appointing Select Committee to
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL


hoUsE-Mr Hunt reported bill appropri-
ating Sis 900 for the purchase Of site Tor
the erect on Of military defenses at the termi-
nation IF the Cult Railway, in Louisiana,
viii was passed.
Mr.. Murray, from the committee on Print
ing, reported a resolution, which was passed,
ordering the printing OF $4,000 copies of the
Report of the Commissioner of Patents, for
the use OF the members. aud 10000 copies for
he use of the Commissioner; also for the
printing of 2UO0 copies Of the mechanical
part. A resolution was also passed, for PRINT
ing 10000 copies of the Report of C.mmo-
dore Pery's Expedition to Japan; also for
printing 1000 copies Of the Surveys Oh the
Pacific coast.
The Speaker announced that the pending
question was on the adoption OF the resolution
to close the debate on tue bill authorizing the
construction of seven steam scoops Of-war.
In five minutes alter going into committee
on the subject, Mr. Houston moved to lay the
resolution on the table.
Mr.. Bocock said IT the bill was not taken
up now it would not pass, aud he would regard
the action on the resolution as a test ques-
ton.
The resolution was then laid on the table
yeas los, nays Sc.
The speaker then said the bill was pending
in the Committee.
The Houst then resumed the considers ton
of the resolution to fulfill the stipulations OF
the ninth article of the treaty OF 1919, be-
tween tue United States and Spin, and after
some debate the bill was laid on the table, aud
the House adjourned.
SENATE "A communication was received
from the Secretary of War respecting the Iu-
dian reservation at Fort Leavenworth. Ii
was referred to the committee on Indian af-
fairs.
Mr.. Weller moved that the Senate meet
during the remainder OF the session at III
O'Clock A. NJ
Mr.. Bell, from the committee on Naval
Affairs, made report accompanied by bill
paying S250OOO 10 the cAptors of the British
b.IgS Detroit aud Caledonia, during the war Of
1872, and asked the consent of the Senate for
the introduction of the bill.
Gu motion of Mr.. Houston, the bill was laid
over.
The Texas Railway bill then came up from
the House, with amendments.
Mr.. Rusk moved thai the Senate disagree
10 them, and asked for a committee OF con-
ference; which was agreed to.
MIR. Dawson pressed the bill relating to the
District of Columbia, as special bill assigned
for O'Clock to-day.
Mr. Gwln said lie should introduce, as soon
as possible, the Pacific Railway bill
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken mp.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PIE rITIoN TO

y SELL REAL II rArE.-St,te OF Iri. ana MAr on
pny: 'oIIce g hecet.y gwen thai James ID Ike. Al
mi is ratOr of IA nu,l Duse de sa,ed has 4 ed ms
tOn % ell he Real E.taie OF drcr.ent. he rer-
e"ht zen suihcent u pay hts debts and that said
EDITION WI tie nea u Il tie [ term OF tue Couu q
Conmw Pleas of ssl1 County.
Attest: WM STEWART
n lS-w4v Clerk g p VI 49,. Co
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17
STATE OF INDIANA. ALLEN COUNTY

: s.. lie Common Pleas January Term 1855
Och ig Bird the nown heirs of Jere.. ah Brown
deceased Complaint for Deed
Pursuant TO an order said Court, notice Of the
pendency of the above entitled cause in said Court
her by given said defendants. and that unless hey
appear the April 1885, thereof said cause will
be heard and determined in their absence.
Attest: J. ID. G.. NELSON, Clerk,
=. G.. Allen o., Ind
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REAL ESTATE, &C.

DEAL ESTATE AND STOCK OFFICE,
It--NcN r. Ma y & MAY, Washng o. ~, adjoining
the Palmer House, sscce.sos T. Chspma
ne SAM nave ns~ eatsrcd ON their laos mae h n
TAO MILLIONS FIVE HUNDRED TIL USAND
DOLLARSS' worth OF Real Estate; for sse 81 eOmms-
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. IA

The ice has not yet broken up, but as it
has rained considerably, aud the thaw contin-
ues. there seems to be no doubt of speedy
resumption of navig ,tion. 1t mas now ceased
raining, aud the weather is cloudy and mild.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

NIAGARA, Feb IA.
The steamer Chief justice Is around near
the wharf with large amount of freight OIL
board, and four feet water in the hold.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

OF Levee at Governor Wrights Tuesday
and every Tuesday evening during the Ses-
sion.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

Resignat on of tie British M'mstry.-Mr
Soale seriously M.-NetO Complications IN
Diplomacy.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-17

CEMI-A NNUAL REPORT OF THE
~ 20 - tIni of usI STOCK San NJ 1t. lad
the \ IN nths preceding III 81 Monday OF Jam
v SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20
co--..,ons.no. Of ID. Dispatch.

Correspoudeuee OF the psPs .
Relief far Norfolk and PortsmoutA--liar-
kets-Chmreh D,efcnlty-Moriality, DC.
puu.prLrHrA, Aug Is, Is 5.
r.oum;ttee of relief appointed BY the
aa,;n~ held here yesterday, In behalf OF
u'ee n.,a.,rers at Norfolk, Portsmouth and Cos
tue s. have sent 5000 to the Howard Associa-
pr - Norfolk. and $500 to the Portsmouth
u. on DIR. w. II Freeman, from the
| Wet Indies. volunteered his services and
st.rted immediately for Norfolk. One thou
s.nd dollars in addition to the amount sent
| Yesterday win be forwarded to-day for the
relief of the sufferers by the yellow fever at
Norfolk and Portsmouth. This money is
sent by the Committee in anticipation of the
contributions that will be made by our citi-
zens.
In our market from 35 to 40 cents per
pound is now paid for butter, while it is sell
ing in the Lancaster market at 1s to 90 cents
per pound. Lancaster is but little over 60
miles from Philadelphia, and railroad facili-
ties all the way. Yet the difference in price
in this one article of produce is hundred
per cent. Either the Lancaster dairymen do
not get sufficiently paid for their butter, or
the Philadelphia marketmen outrageously
extort from their customers.
DR.. Charles Trechel, deputy collector of
TINS port, uied at DIS residence yesterday
morning, after painful Illness DIR. T. was
widely known and respected. He had held
the post of deputy collector for thirty years.
In Common Council yesterday, resolution was
passed, authorizing the advertising for loan of
Sl,060.000 to pay certain claims and expenses OF
the city.
difficulty exists at present 10 the First Presby-
terrain Church of Norristown. growing out of a
change of discipline from the New to Old School
few days since, the committee who have charge
of the erection of the building confessed judg-
ment In favor of a number of members of the Old
School party for several thousand dollars, being
several claims agsnst the church, for which those
individuals had become personally responsible -
writ has been issued, aud the church property Is
now In the possession of the sheriff In the mean
time those comprising the New School have held a
meeting, declared the pulpit vacant and appointed
the Rev. Geo. Foot pastor. The church, when
finished, will cost S25 000
There have been $50 deaths here this week.
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AUCTION sAlus.
FUTURE DAVE.
CONSTABLE'S SALE-Rv vi-3ne :

,oNsTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of
N distress warrant Of r. A. J. Ctopton against c.
=. n,on dated ths 9Th day of August 1885, shall
" 1872. wEDNEsDAY. tho twenty-second day Of fhs
oa;ss month sell 1t Public AuctioE. In front Of my
osnce IN the City Of Richmond the property levied
ON 0;, con,:ns offs foe assortment of Household Far
r.ure, Mattresses, Rocking Chair. Mahogany Chairs
Ssne seat sirs Looking Glass; Clock. Book Case
Sa.pet, lounge DC Also q splendid violinceilo OF
1so BY virtue Of the execution in my hands. one
~ asoier aesinst Baker, aad tho other against sa-
1sy son agtaGt Baker, st the same time and place
s I'M sell very CORD Carriage. newly repaired.
ESQ ey virtue of distress warrant and .pt
10 favor OF Bragg and Ruth sgsiDst Adolph Solder
r. .se ssms time and plses sh.l sell about hun.
1ouadies of Gilt MouIdings for frames
in ~" oy vistns Of an order Of the Hustings Court
:. sne esse Of Myers against seidler shall at the
same TINE and place, sell lot of GlAss Jars and
nuhosr OF Fine Prints and Eugravi ags and will be
Ienseo out for the balance Of the year. bousa .;tn
ateo on Broad street. between Sixth and Seventh
~ according to the terms Of the lease and will
DC seid Wooden Kitchen on said premises
!, = The above ssle for the goods for cash on de-
livery and to commence at 10 O'Clock preciselv
az ~ 70 JAS TYLER II G.. &
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mo PREVENT YELLOW FEYER,

i BILIOUS FEVER, AND FEVER AND
AGUE-Use DR.. J. 8. ROSES esrsspariila Com
pound. Read what DR.. J. 8. Rose of Philadelphia
says:
This preparation is made from the purest and fresh
est Honduras Sarsaparlla Root, and combined with
other ingredients which tend to regulate the consti.
tuition at any time: or at any age. II acts upon the
stomach, Liver and Bowels carrying off all morbid
secretions and bile thus giving strength bloom and
vigor 1t is particularly useful after all kinds of fe
yer, to put the body sgsn In perfect health and will
often prevent levers, Ii used In fever countries.
i have never known q csss Of Yellow Fever, Bill.
ious Fever or Fever and Ague to occur to a person
when using this Sarss periila Compound. Both sexes
and all ages should take it freely. 1t strer gthens
and invis the constitution, the ener.
gies and phi ysesl powers increases the appetite and
gives the skin natural, hsslthfu softness end color
aud If any latent disease should happen to be In tho
system it will very be thrown on the surface In
the form of pin pies eruptions and then dis
appear. This Sarsaparills, combined with my Dys-
peptic Compound, half and half and half wine.
slassful taken three times day before each cal
believe this mixture will any old chronic
of diseased Liver have used 1t thur In many
cases, always successfully %s9ss $50
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents.
J. 8 ROSE. M D.
Sold by Purcell, Lsdd & Co.; Grubbs Appsrson;
O. A. strecke,; Paterson Jackson; Bennett 6
Beers Alex. Duval; Duvsl Norton; J. Blair; 3. y.
Zachrissona; A. Bodeker, and w. Ladd, Richmond;
all Druegists in Norfolk. Portsmouth, Rstersburg,
Lynchburs, and other towns In Virginia
IN 18-Sfsw tn + a1sEsaf
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LOSS OF THE SHE sooLoo

boston, Aug. 1.-THE ship Sooloo, for New
York, stuck, May 18th, on q sunken reef off Ans-
bsloo Point, west coast of Sumatra, and sunk the
next day 10 seven fathome water: She bad full
cargo Of pepper, of which three thousand piculs
were saved. Officers and crew all saved
The ship Sooloo was owned In Salem Her car
go of pepper was also owned there She was
coming to New York. The vessel and cargo are
insured la this CITY
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MOUTH.

PETERSBURG, Aug. 19-On Saturday, R.
z. Barclay. well known book merchant of
Norfolk, died with the fever Samuel r.
Borum, reported dead, is almost entirely re
covered.
A physician from Portsmouth says there
we're about twenty new cases there on Satur.
ed persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

New YoRK, August 16 Cotton and -four IN.
changed. Wheat-Southern White, 80 Is % % ;
Red, 81 80, Corn lower. Mixed, SO l-2c. Pro-
visions firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16-Msrtet dull. Flour held
at Yesterdays rates. with saies. Wheat-Red
81 s. 81 80; White, 81 95 81 90. Corn uus
changed
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THE COTTON CROP In MISSISSIPPI

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ia letter from
Matches, Miss, states that the cotton crop
was suffering from rot and rust in that region,
and that the prospects are Is to 90 per cent.
worse than they were two weeks ago.
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BY GODDIN g. APPERsON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
a LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE in THE cry
OF RICHMOND.-As Trustees In a Deed of Tru.t
made on the lat of April. 1853 by and j. Fl Ma
son, to secure to the Mutual Building Fund end Loan
Compeny certain sum of monev. which said Deed
GUY recorded in Richmond Hastings Court we
snai IN exe5ut'on OF the said Trust, proceed sell
the Sd day Of September, 1855, at the hour of s
0cock r M lit fair; If not, the next fair day the
Real Estate conveyed by the said Deed, consisting
ola Brick store and Dwelling with the Lot on which
tney Sand fronting 52t feet the Western side of
BROOKE Avenue, running back 105 feet
TERMs-Cssh Is to costs snd charges attending the
sale, Hud about $500 due said company balance at
and months for gotiable notes. interest added
scared by Trust Deed or title retained
J. L. APPERsON
IN" B pp6aNFoSrH, Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
au I8
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SENTENCE OF DEATH

WATERTows. N. Y, Aug. ls.-Michael Ca
vanagh was yesterday convicted at Martins
burgh, of the murder of Mr.. Cooper, at Ly-
ons' Falls, in May last. He was sentenced
by Judge Allen. to be hung on the 5th of DC.
tober.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

Hon. B F. Caruthsrs of N. O. died on tbs 18th. of
yellow fever, on the Mississippi river.
Col Vause Fox, for 20 years justice In Haup.
Shire county, Va, died on the 9th inst.
Fifty knights are entered for the Tournament at
the Burner Springs Va in September
Prince John Van Buren, passed through Fincastie
on Wednesday last.
The Charlottesville Advocate chronicles the fac.
ina rtesoent Fierce wore q fancy colo cd shirt
on his recent passage through that place.
Albert Berger, a German, fell dead in Ct I,eui.
tuesday while playing game of billiards.
Tbs entire wheat crop of Mr.. Greenl.w, of Kins
George county, was destroyed by fire on Mo aday
last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

oASk On sPrRIruALrsm- Allan po,,.. .,
Nsiv igs l., has become suddenly and mi.
Au.s ,na. The Patriot OF that place saws Ne
1, w,n aoH 6a attributed to spirituaIism In all
49,, rl nv bis niud dweIls mostly upon N \,
donb,t,he prospect of his recovery Il cons,der.
kvelsnsSs 80 the disease has been 80 gradually
pe'' and be Is now Ga years of sRs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

h. ,s.rn. p ,k FILLMORE The New York Tr,-
rlIlisps sn., .ns' Mr Fillmore Is having the mos,
success In English society. His fine psr-
ks pPva.ance and graceful and dignied man.
haciion qahs as much to this as bis political
i, he /, Tho queen Flcsorisis alleged to have .sid
eaner Of NJ poal'ea American she ever saw. An
Ia ssouh.ry seats He is accomnsnisd &c d., ~
s.sS,ae,eary, BY Henry Davies, ESQ. formerlv
" 'ne corporation of New York,
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.xhANsAs TERRITORY A corrssnopdon,
as Republican says that the Sunrems Co s 81 81
'oIthory gave al opinion on the 8tb. fullu su -.
~ me legality of the acts of the L esisjatnra
80 - JUDGES compose the court. two of whom arc
S ,.,pe men, Elmore and Lecompts and one q
nefner' Johnson. The decision was oiven ba q
g ,~p Southern judges Johnson disssnting ON
lss sUr tnst was improper for the court to
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BIZ gxsrlucrIoa OF THE MosocAcv y,
k,hs. ms fstsp.co American says thai m ooa
Iu.d 81 ~ wheat besides a lot of -four was con.
Z pro WIG tne aono,sey MIL. The insurs nce On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-20

GLASS SIGNS WITH SILVER LEI.
VI TIE aS--This beautiful and durable style Of
Sign, 90 fashionable Ia the cities Of New YORK. ana
PhiiadeIph now being manufactured BY the
undersigned ct the "UNIfED STATES HOTEL"
where be has taken apartments for the purpose.
They are to be seen at Messrs. 0roshong Top.
mau's, l.. Hoyera w. y. hosps. at the Dispatch Of.
fee and at his rooms ct the Hotel ~
q fhis new and splendid art viii also be taught.
an 11-Stt - -
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(yORINTHIAN HALL. MA,r SIR

HORINTHIAN HALL, MAIN STREET,
~ BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH Srs RICHMOND Va.
This new and desrably situated Hall, with ample
accommodations for six hundred persons, having
been fitted up IN beautiful and comfortable manner
FOR Exhibitions, Lectures &c, 10 now offered, at
moderate rent, for such purposes, by the day or
week
F- HILL RAWLINGS hsve been appointed
Agents fer the Hall All letters sppertainipg TO It
should be addressed to them.
aus -l2t* C. A. McEVOY
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
lOffice with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street.

lOfice With Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street
STOCK SALE OF CHINA, G. L A SIS
~ AND EARTHENWARE. at AUCTION-CIo.
sing my present business. will proceed to sell at
sucton, on MONDAY morning next, August 18th. at
81 O'Clock at my store, No 49, Main street my stock
Of Goods embracing large aud varied assortment of
CHINA. GLASS and EARTHENVARE, suitable
for this market.
FAIL persons that deal in the above goods will find
it 70 their interest to attend the sale which will he
continued until the entire stock s sold
TERMS All sums uuder $50 cash; $50 and over that
amount months credit, for approved negotiable pa
per. HUGH A. WATT.
Sale to be conducted by
THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Auct
CONTINUATION-Thea bovs sale will be- con-
tinued on THURSDAY morning uext the Esd inst
commencing at 10 O'Clock. to which the attention OF
dealers aud others are invited to attend
THOMAS w. KEESEE
. eu ~ Auctioneer.
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TELEGRAPH ExTORT1ON

WASHINGTON, Aug 18-Tne Washington and
New Orleans Telegraph Company have published
tariff of rates, to take effect after the 18th of
September The charges win force much more
money out of the pubic's pockets than under the
old tariff.