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| NEW YORK. Aug L..
i r.. ~aoard to the Castle Garden emigrant
.,,en,ent. we understand that the two
. ass Ar Of New Yofk-the Central and
Er;s-are to participate equally in the trans
variation of passengers to the West: In other
| rrards To make common division of profits
On this branch of their business, and to enjoy
equal facilities in the Garden. The Peoples
Line of steamboats, will be employed by the
Central to Albany in the summer season.
A plan for the mutual Redemption Bank
has been adopted by the interior banks of
this State, and committee are engaged in
obtaining the assent of banks to it. Mr.. G..
W. Cusler for the purpose of organization,
is temporarily charged with the matter as
manager, at salary of $4,000 per annum.-
The plan contemplstes contribution from
each bank joiningit, of per cent on its cir
culatiop, as q capital to be q guaranty fund.
and to be repaid when any bank withdraws.
Mayor Wood has offered the city cham.
berlainship to Robert Kelly, one Of the di.
rectors of the Mechanics Bank. The salary
attached to the office is but little value, but
the commissions on deposits, which also go
to the chamberlain, are worth from 5000 to
$4,000. Fts
The Rev. Dr. Cone, formerly of the drama
tic profession, but for a number of years past
quite celebrated as pastor of the First Bap.
fist Church, at the corner of BrOome and
Elizabeth streets, was attacked on Friday last
with paralytic stroke, and now lies in very
PROSTATE condition. His physicians do not
despair Of his recovery.
The yellow fever at New Orleans, Norfolk
and Portsmouth, has driven large number
of the citizens of those places to this city. Sc
veral of the hotels are thronged with these
visitors. 500
A second indignation meeting, to protest
against the establishment of the emigration
depot at Castle Garden. was held last even.
ing on the Battery. There were the usual
demonstrations of artillery, bonfires, transpa
rencies, music, &C. Several speeches were
made, and George Law and others were de.
nounced for their course in relation to the
matter. After the meeting, there was torch
light procession.
Thurlow Weed, 10 brief aud feeling valedic.
tory, yesterday announced bis retirement from the
active editorship of the "Albsuy Evening Journal"
A letter of coincidence has been addressed by the
(colored) in this city, of which Rev. Dr. Psnning-
ton 10 pastor, to Passalore Williamson, imprisoned
ia consequence of his action Ia the Wheeler slave
case.
The United States frlgate Potomac, of the Home
Squadron, was towed from quarantine to sea this
morning.
A grand prize fight took place ON Sunday after.
noon, on pier 8, North river. The principals beat
one another almost to jelly before the police made
their appearance John Clifford, the challenger,
got pretty severely handled by his opponent VIM
Prutte. They were arrested.
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
Tremendous Flood in StQuuton.
STAuNToN. Aug. IA, 1855,

STANTON, Aug. IA, 1855,
o'clock, p. M.
Dear Dispatch Our town has been Wis.
lied with most terrific, and l fear, a very
destructive, flood. Rain commenced falling
about o clock, and the streets, in all the
western portion of the town, would now float
a small sized steamboat. / have not been
able as YET to get out of the house was in
when the storm came up, and am, therefore,
unable to form any idea of tho damage I'M
mense holes have been washed in the streets,
and the curbing swept away by the torrent.
The cellars of many stores within my sight
are overfowing think the freshet is now
on the decline, and hope to reach my resi-
dence in time for tea.
la haste yours, LENsox.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
COMMERCIAL, &c.

HALIFAX, August 15.-The steamer Ameri.
ca, with dates from Liverpool to the 9th H.
slant, has arrived here.
THE CRIMEA.
Nothing of Importance had been received
from the seat of war.
ENGLAND.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased f500, 900. s9
Accounts of crops favorable.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 5th.-Cotton declined 1-16a1 8.
Sales for the week 81, 900 bales-market closed
steady Breadstufs generally unchanged Prices
easier and quotable lower White wheat II 3-4sa
les 3d. Red 10sa11 4 Flour, Western 40 sa40 20;
Ohio 43s; Corn 44s-mixed corn 3esa3e l.2s.--
Provisions generally unchanged.
Money more stringent; Consols 81 IA
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,..n..,ss raEsoMENoN.-A letter from q hishly
to fsnd l., ana Intelligent gentlemen Of soottaviie.
not far fron states that q neighborhood
ma,t,n. nh ana CONSERVATION By the following re-
rock. cO1P pseuo@snon; About Il O'Clock every day
around a .sr,ei failing and Il sing in every direction
sbout $3.50 negro quarter and continue until
10 eon'.o o.oca 10 the evening The negroes have,
II s.ptIsn0. had to abandon the house, party
matter ,,; nag len scottsve to investissts the
wi inc accuracy of the atatemept
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The Boston AND EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP CcM
PAsY.-A nesting Of the persons named in the act
u Incorporation OF this company, was held in the
Globe building, Boston, on Monday 1t was voted to
accept the act of incorpoI alton, and to proceed
once to fulfil its design. 1t was recommen ended to
raise stock subscription to the amount of 81 500 Geo.
for the purpose of building three FIRST class steam.
ships and establishing the line The shsres are to be
$500 eseh aud the whole capital stock to be collect
cd within one year Frederick w. Thayer tof Train
x Co was elected Secretary and Treasurer.
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LENNON,

ATTEMPT TO KILL A FAMILY.--A correspondent
Of the Lypchburg Virgnsu informs that paper
tnat negro woman, the property of Mr. d M
hancock. OF Campbell county attempted few
Ssyss ago 10 Kill bis whole family by putting clipped
me tomatoes, but no bad effects are vet visible
strange to say the offender, instead of being given
over to the Law, was taken Off and sold.
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COM MERCIAL.

New YoRK. Aug. Is Cotton unchanged North
ern Flour advanced IL cents Southern unchanged
Wheat sitter. but not qaotable higher Corn q tri.
hs higher Provisions firm, with slight advance in
Pork.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 15-Flour-Holde rs firm; How
ard street SO Isl City Mills 90 g. Wheat firm and
irife higher. Corn advanced q tribe.
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PRETTY GOOD FOR BARBARIANs.- Generous for q
Foe The Russians not such barbarians bul
that they can show a great deal of the amenities
of civilization when proper subject calls for it,
In speaking of Lord Raglans death, one of the
Russian writer's says:
Lord Raglan was. on several occasions distin
euished by the late Emperor Nicholas, az also by
the relsnine Emperor He will be personally re-
GREETED in Russia by all who had an opportunity of
knowing and approaching the nobleness of his
sentiments and the uprlghtness of bis character.
As subject he performed his duty by obeying the
command of his Sovereign, and as a soldier, by
vaantly defending the honor Of his flag; but even
In the execution OF his duty he preserved unblem-
ished to his death bis own personal dignity and
that OF his country r
& He has fallen, Ike so many others, victim to
this disastrous war. Honored be his memory and
respected be bis grave which will be- a. sacred on
the soil of Russia as that of England; and,
whilst pointing TO 1t. Russian will refuse to say
Siste UidtOr, her cemcalces
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TWO DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Lebanon.
NOTHING FROM THE CRIME

& NEW YORK, Aug. 15lh.-The new Cunard
steamer Lebanon, from Liverpool arrived
here to day with dates TO the 30th nlt.
THE CRIMEA.
There was no further news of Importance
from the Crimea.
ia 81 - Aar ENGLAND. Ee -
Samoriski. distinguished Polish Count,
had arrived in London on invitation of the
Government. The visit was supposed r,
have connection with the affairs Of Poland,
now under discussion in ministerial circles
GERMANY.
The German affairs continued in an I'M
satisfa Glory state.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July 30th-Cotton steady
Bresdstuffs and provisions generally un-
changed. Copsuls 81 a 81 Ia.
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THE SECRETS OF NUNNERIEs

MORRIS has just received
THE ESCAPED NUN. or Disclosures of Convert
Life and the Confessions of = Sister OF Charity;
giving a more minute detail of their inner lite,
and holder revelation of the Mystenes and
Secrets of Nunneries, than have ever before been
s1bmitted to the American public. vol bound.
Price 81
WISE SAWS, or Sam Slick in search of Wife. !
vol; DC und in paper SOC In cloth TO-
MEMOIRS OF kMES GORDON BENNETT AND
HIS TIMES. By a Journalist. l vol: cloth -
Price ST.
ELLIE. the Human Comedy. By John Esten
c. ote; second edition Just ready. Price e1-25
Virginia Comedians. By John Esten Cooke. Two
vols, fresh supply just received. Price ol.oo
IA liberal discount made on Mr.. Cookies wri-
tngs to those buying to soil again.
DOEsTICKs, the most pi cant and original work Of
the day; fresh supply. Price u
BREATHWAIfE'S kETROsPEcT for July
Price 81
RANKINGS HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT for
July 81.
ALONE: Thirtesnth edition; the gem book Of the
day. Pree ei Is. auH-5t
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INCENDJARISM

PETERSBURG, Aug. 15th.-Another unsuc.
cessful attempt was made last night to fire
the oil and burning fluid establishment of
G. w. Chappell & Co., on Bollingbrook st.,
which was near resulting in the destruction
of the building
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ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROADS. deed for the
lease of the Ohio aud Mssisaippi Railroad was exc
cuted at st Louis Monday, to Gen. W. jenkins for
personal prop sIty of the Company, and the right to
collect the tols The road will be put In motion
off,
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Crowded House -Accident-Police and their Mode
Of ArTesting Resignation, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ID, 1856.
In the vicinity of Carlton street, In the Fifteenth
ward, there Is a small settlement known to many
as Cork Town" This town or settlement con-
sists OF ten houses, each having six rooms, and
what's more remarkable, each room contains q
family, making altogether sixty families, which
average about five individuals or three hundr cd
souls, breathing In ten houses.
Two boys, named Francis Chambers and Jacob
Dale, Inmates of the House of Refuge had hear
log yesterday morning before Alderman Conrow
on the charge of setting fire TO the House of Refuge
on tha 4th OF ihis month. They were committed
for trial, in default of ST 500 bail EACH
Thomas Holdin, aged 50 years died Yesterday af.
ternoon from the effects of being over on the
Reading Railroad on the 10th OF August, BY which
one of his legs badly fractured. He refused to
wished to perform the operation. At last he con-
wife and children.
Ir Is lumored that prize fight for $500 has be en-
arranged to take place near this city the 9th of
September. OF course the police will be on the
loo kuut.
Much feeling has recently been excited in the
community by the alleged reckless of deadly
weapons by the policemen. Ia two cases. within Q
month, homicides have been the result
Lieutenant Barber, of the 10th Ward, resigned his
situation as Lieutenant of Police yesterday. Mr.
Barber has long been connected with the Police De.
psItment. He has been appointed Deputy Harbor
Master.
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BONDS FOB DUTlEs.-The Treasury Department
has decided that under the 25th section of the act
oil March l, 1928, merchant belonging to firm
entering Into any bond for duties 10 the name Of
the hrm. thereby binds his partner or partners In
trade. But partners of q firm siguing such bond
mus. each sign Individually
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HON. ABBOTT LAwRENcE-At two o'clock this
morning, We regret to say Mr.. Lawrence was sink
lag fast, appar emily could live but few hours at
most. His physicians had abandoned all hope
having done all that medical skill could do, without
avail Boston atlas Moadav
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO consul

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO consul
MERS OF TOBACCO.-The subscribers have
in store and offer for SALE very reasonable ters,
the finest assortment OF CHEWING AND sMOK-
INC TOBACCO in the whole South.
Amongst their innumersbls brards of Chewing
Tobacco, are the celebrated "Cherry Ripe" (manu-
featured by James Sizer jrD and the world renown-
ed "Cantelope," manufactured BY N. H. Thornton.
Their superior stock of HAVANA CIGARS stands
unrivalled in price, well % quality.
Snuff oxes Canes. Gc NJ NORTON & CO.
Importers of Havana Cigars, opposite American
au III Hotel
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Boston, Aug. l5-The steamer Asia, fol-
Liverpool, sailed hence to day, with ITO pas.
sengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.
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nsmss "a VI FirTisG Our THE SLAvKR-A man
soner Rrid'nef la. been held TO bali by Com mis-
out .Isyat man. In New York, charged with ftting
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FELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLRAss-Amopg the
u"slns OF yellow fever In New Orleans on the 9th,
w., NC no'ice those OF Rev. Father E. Planteroy, al
IoGle'y Oh Jesus, and Miss Isabella Booker, of
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RAILROAD Accommodated Hunt, switch ten
der on the Connecticut River Railroad, at Spring.
field, Mas, was run over by the locomotive OF a
passenger train Tuesday. Both of his legs were
cut of above the knee. He Is not expected to re-
cover
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Dlc.a. sabine has brought out Biographical
,sS Gnsy OF Duelis,s. commencing with David
moh'hi aud ending with Gourmet and Bar
e..a. tas i7lh Of July there we're o. many ~ 3I2
.a' u Cholera at St. Pstsfsbarg.
mi 10 homeopathic Medical College In PhiIsde,s
s ya,s h.s chosen DR. J r, Dske. n. B.. "a an n
VI AsssrtA nsliea ank Thssapsussa.
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10 REYsoLDs, President of the Southwestern
Asiirosd, died at the Virginia Hot Springs, on the
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MIR. PIP'S DIARY AND THE WAR.
Nl 1T BUFFERS & sIM0N6, l57 Main o.,
NEARLY opposite the ExchAnee Bank
THE fOOK OF WAVERLY GEMS with "a finely

NI 1T BUFFERS & eIMoN6, l57 Main o.,
NEARLY opposite the Exchange Bank
THE BOOK OF WAVERLY GEMS, with 81 finely
executed Steel Plates. ass E4s
Mr. PfP'S HIS DIARY-"ManpeY and Customs of
We EngIvshe;' finely Illustrated.
OEFOE,B WORKS Roxans, The Fortunate Mis-
tress and Mother Ross tsf
RORY UMORE. BY Samuel Lover ~
ZOHRAB. The Hostage Novel.
THE IMPROVI8ATORE, or Life In Italy.
THE ESCAPED NUN. OF Disclosures Of Convent.
Bya young Lady Of Virgieis
OUR FIRST FAMILIES; Model Of Rhi,ade phia
Good Society By 9 Descendant Of the Peers
DoEsTICKs; Work fall OF Humor.
COLLINS MAP OF THE BAEFIC; showing ell
the Forti6cations Railways ard Teleusphs.
COLLINS, COMPLETE MAP or PRUSSIA AND
TURKEY; showing the Baltic, North and Black
and Mediterrsnean Seas
COLLINS' CHART of the Poats and Harhors Of the
Baltic Sea with their Soundioss
COLLINS MAP OF THE DANUoE.
COLLINS NEW MAP OF The BLACK SEA !;
showing all the Notifications, 30.
WILL TERRIL, or the AdveutuFes Of youns
g. ntleman born In . Cellar.
THE TWO GUARDIANS. OF Home In this World
BY the author of Tho Heir Of kedsiyds,'
"Hearps Ease" DO. a8
KENNETH, or the Rear Guard Of the Gran1 Army.
By the author OF "The Two 0uasdiauAn The
Heir Of RedclyHe," . Hearts Ease" "Ths Cas-
tie Buildersn no.
GRACE LEE; q Tale. By Julia kaysnssns sasno !,
o. "Naihal,s !" I" Madeiine." sDaisy bnrns."
Women Of Christianlty.o 10
yIRGINIA COMEDIANS. 2vols. By John Eetsn
Cooke. =. l1-S..t
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InstklAk swRpLkD-Mr Elias Brown from
,vu oehatls. Va. wa.swindlsd ont ~ asa Sax ~
hsTo1ssss, 10 Baltimore. By the hall ssme.n Nei.
VI The swinilers were srfe ,tes
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., ,snlanin Prssttmsp bs, heen anno,ntsd I,a,s
- 'He circuit court OF b .ltimors
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elIAhER fukK-Tbs s,ssmsy K.,. a.,,.
losd,s sL lays since, In the Upper Missouri river
Hssn wig iurs and peltries Belonging 70 the Ame.
los, Somps1y. The boat and cargo are q total
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NEW YORK POLITICS

NEW YORK, Aug. lex Governor Hunt
is out to- day, in the Commercial Advertiser
in long letter opposing the free soil fusion
movement.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE AND

u LOT AT AUCTfON-By virtue of the pro-
visions of deed of trus. to the undersigned Trus-
tees. for the benefit of the Monroe Building Fund
Association, dated the 9Th day of August 1854, and
Richmond will sell on THURSDAY, the SOth
day OF August, 1855, the premises, at O'Clock P.
NJ, the property conveyed In said deed, being q
House and Lot the South side of St. James street,
fronting 80 feet said street, and running back
about 40 feet. adjoining the properly owned by D.
Wright one side, aud T. Rppes on the other
The dwelling is GOOD two story brick house, with
good Kitchen and all other necessary outhousey.
The terms of sale will be cash for the sum of one
thousand seventy eight dollars and fifty cents with
interest from the 9Th day OF August till the day of
gale. and ell expenses attending the
cution Of said deed and the residue on such terms
as may be agreed on by th grantors In said deed.
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
JOHN W. BULLiNdToN, Trustees
all I1-dtds
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BY TAYLOR IL WILLIAMS,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
Il FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCTION
By virtue of the provisions of Deed Of Trust to
NJ. Davis. dated 18th july 1854 and recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of Henrico County Court. the
subscriber the Trustee substituted BY said Court
the 9Th August 1885, in the and stead of said
Davis. lwbo has removed from 'h: state) will sell
on THURSDAY, $50 OF August, 1855, upon the pre-
said deed being parcel of land contsiniug IL acres
living II miles from the city, the Brooke Plank
Road, Immediately to the East of Dickmann's Tav-
srn and adjoining the lands Of Jesse Williams, John
A. Parker and others.
This land 10 we'll enclosed; has upon 1t new
framed house with rooms, and may be made de.
sirsble place
TERMS will be In accordance with the deed, and
will be made known at the time of sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Substituted Trustee.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts au8
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New NORTHERN Information has bsen
received at Washington of meetings held In the
NoFthsIn States preliminary to the formation Of .
kepob lean Association, as adjunct to . now
nertnern party: The platform. az proposed, de-
oidedly free soil
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GOSPORT SHEER CIR

GOSPORT SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15th.-Nearly all the
workmen who have left the Navy Yard at
Gosport have obtained employment at the
Navy Yard.
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SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. l6.-Ths bark
Hubby capsized on Lake Superior, near here,
to day and the crew, twelve in number,
except the mate, were drowned.
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faEsHHr.-A destructive frsshst visited Bath, Va,
en the Let ins inunAatne crops and other property
II =. White and coIs DtToshsr were the hssvi'
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YELLOW FEVER ON sHIPBoARD.

New YORK, Aug. 15.-There were three
more deaths from yellow fever on board the
U. 5. sloop-of-war Falmouth at quarantine
to day. st
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u. s. FRIGATE MERRIMAC.
SAILING OF THE ASIA,

BosToN, Aug. 15.-The q. s. frigste Mer
rimac was foated out of the dry. dock to- day
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
a HOUSE FURNITURE. Aeon TUESDAY
We will sell at public auction 1t our store "a Msin
street, lot of Household Furniture, lie, belonsipe
to the estate OF the late George B. Golden cousist
ther Beds; Blankets. Re; Mahogany Washstands:
Toilet Sets; Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Roek.
ers; fruLh; fine Gold Lever Watch; Double Bar.
rel Gun, Flask and cit complete. lie. &
HENRY GODDEN Admir-.
sale conducted By LARUs SHINE, Austs.
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/ OST-Within the last eighteen months
~ full set of BREWSTER'S ENCYCLOPE.
DIAS, with the exception ofthe first volume. There
by the owner Any information ncerning them
80 that they may be recovered, will be Thankfully
received, and q liberal reward will be paid If ds.
sired. Apply at this office. iy S0-eo2w
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ an execution In my hands In favor of L. R.
Waring against Rob't johnson, I shpll on FRIDAY
the 18th day of the present month"; sell at public auc.
ton, In front Of my Office, In the city OF Richmond
the Property levied ON under said execution, CON.
sisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture; among
Chairs, Wardrobe, kc =
ALso-By virtue of another execution, in favor
OF w. Tyler against @. A. Rhus, at the eaule
time and place. shall sell the property levied uuder
said execution. committing OF lot Of Groceries sosp
Tobacco, Segars. Teas Liquors, &c, with Q neat
Show Case - = :
ALsO-By virtue OF another execution of said ~.
Ter against - Fairfield, at the same time and place
an uufinished Musical Instrume MT I
The above sales for cash on delivery, and to com.
mence at 10 O'Clock precisely. ~
au 15-tds JAS p. TYLER, H C. C. r
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DEERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent, re.
freshing exhilaratng and delicious Beverage. pro-
ducing instant relief from the effects of 'ouer nduL
oence loss of Appetite lowness of spirsi dyspe psa
and Gil affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-impartng to the whole Kys-
tenn renewed strength and visor. For sale by
BENNETT l. BEERS,
fe 21-d1yif Sole Agents
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Blk DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO.

CARGO OF LUMBER. FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTION, ON TIE DOCK.-oa WcD-
NESDAY, the zSd inst, comm encng at 10 o'clock.
We will sell near the Bridge, cargo of 50 Dressed
FLOORING PLANK - -
TERMs-Under 300 cash; over 800, mos. credit,
for approved negotiable paper =
DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO.,
al I6 AuctioneeYs.
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I OST.-On Saturday, the 18th inst, my
IL son lost Bond for the hire of negro the las,
year, executed by Mrs Ross and Mr. 8 M Zachrir.
son to me, for one hundred and twenty-five dollsrs
upon which 10 credited seventy dollars, paid by Dr.
Gay The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-.
turning the bond to me; and all persons cautioned
against taking the said bond.
au l4-St" JNO. M GREGORY.