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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-09-25

JOHN Paul JoNEs.-Judge Black, Of Penn
sylvania, made public speech, short time
since, in which he thus alluded TO one whom
Americans love TO honor: sit is fact worth
naming here, that the first ship Of war which
sailed from our shores-the Alfred-left Walnut
street wharf, Philadelphia, in February, l776-I
mean, the first ship over which hoated an Anne
rican flag John Paul Jones, Scotchman, and
as gallant ever looked into the deep sea,
or gazed the eagles nest high up in the tops Of
the mountain with his own hand raised this the
first American flag that ever foated over an
American vessel. [Applause.l That flag was
yellow silk flag, with pine tree, indicative of
our country, and rattlesnake uncoiled under
meath, with that thrilling motto, which he knew
SO well how to carry out, Don't tread on me;
my stroke is death [Applausel First among
the list of the Lieutenants in the American navy,
appointed there ON the recommendation of Gen.
Hugh Mercer, of Virginia, and on motion Of
Richard Henry Lee, is that same Jones, then
foreigner. He went to his duty faithfully; from
one ship to another he passed Wherever he
went, he was terror TO our enemies, and
source of great Joy to country. He was
universal terror to the foes of freedom; and
when the star spangled banner was adopted as
our national flag, that same Paul-Jones, still
Scotchman, but yet true American, the
Ranger, raised the first American flag with his
own hands over that vessel, twice sealing his
fidelity to the country of his adoption"
Mt. Vernon Banner.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the FestI-

~ val, at Bladensburg, on tie night oi Tuesday
last, DARK BROWN MARE, with her fore
feet bare, white star in the forehead and marked
on the back with saddle pinch the said mare had
a saddleon Whoever wfretur said mare, or
give information where she be found, will
receive many thanks, and Five Dollars as re-
ward. JOSEPH JONES, Manager for
CHARLES b. CALVERT,
Rossburg. Prince Georges Co. MARYLAND.
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Il Charles Linton; with an Introduction and
Appendix by NJ p. Tallmadge. Published by the
Society for the Diffusion Of Spiritual knowledge.
New York, large octave volume, price 81 so.
For sale at
TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S Bookstore.
MAY 5 near 9th street.
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BY Larus e Shine,
SHERIFF,s s AL K OF READY-MADE

~ CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. CAPS,
&c:-Will be sold at the store of LARus SHINE. "a
Main street, on MONDAY, the 9Th of November 1856
commencing at 10 O'clock the entire stock of Ready.
made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Caps Tailors'
Trimmings, &c. to satisfy sundry Executions now in
my hands against Mark ShuItz. The stock is large
Goods. =. = 81 -
ALSO-Will be sold on the first day of sale, the
unexpired term of the lease of the House now occu-
pied by said Shuz situated on the South side of Main
street, and known as the Mansion House. The sale
stock is closed out
TERMs-Cash on delivery. +
PIP. WINSTON, D. S.,
For Thos. w. Boswell S. c. R.
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE Aucts. oc n
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~ follows Brown, Bob, Charles David, Willis,
%kA Lewis and Lee. e-
Brown and Bob we purchased of John P. Porter of
Bath county, on LIST October. Brown is q years of
age feet inches high stoutly made, slightly bow
legged and dark complexion. Bob is 81 years of age
feet inches high, black complexion and long bushy
head of hair. with very high forehead Charles was
purchased of VIM. H. McDannard of Bath county, on
LIST October; he is feet inches high, dark brown
complexion with heavy beard is 80 years of age well
made and some of his side teeth out.
David we bought of j. D. Perkins, attorney for Eli
zabeth Hughes of Fluvanna county, on 9th October;
very black complexion, low forehead and has lost
of his front teeth; about "a years ofage.
Willis we bought of VIM. B. Brawner of Fauquier
county, on 18th February last He is about 10 20
years of age, stands feet or inches high, is black
complexion, and has box Kidney ankles he walks
badly, and when spoken to he shakes himself partcu-
lary his hands.
Lewis belongs to P. A. Prindle, who purchased him
from John NJ Bolts He is "A Is years of age; very
bright complexion, grey eyes, axen hair, has mark
or dent his forehead think the left side he
stands about feet or inches high
Lee we bought of John p Ballard, of The Exchange
inches high; very bright complexion, nearly white;
has sandy hair slightly red and has moustache;
has lost of his side teeth he is very intelligent
and quick in his movements; formerly employed
az waiter in the Exchange Hotel of this city. He
will try to pass himself off for white man.
We will pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the above named negroes and
fnement in any Jail that get them again, will
add all reasonable expenses If delivered to IN Rich
mond Or will pay 800 rev ard for the apprehen-
sion of either of the aforenamed if taken out
of the State of Virginia. JONES L. SLATER.
N B.-The three first named negroes call them
selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charles
Garter.
PS-Lee, the above named negro, will pass him.
self as white man. take the other named egroes,
as his servants, to q free State. &C 28-ts
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~ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
an My man GRANDSON has been runaway for
N the last nine weeks. He was seen two or three
~ weeks ago in company with Mr.. Wilson's wo-
* man, in Powhatan county; since which time the
woman has been caught and is now in Jail in Rich
mond | will give reward of $50 for his apprehen-
sion and confinement in Jail that get him again.
have but little doubt but what he accompanied Mr..
Wilson's woman to Richmond.
JOS. B. ANDERSON,
t- Lodore Post Office Amelia.
N B-Said man is about q years of age; feet or
inches high rather dark complexion, but not very
black a very slight moustache the upper lip; teeth
white and the upper front ones little separated as
to leave a small space between them.
sc 26-ts J. b. A.
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a THEATRICAL ADVERTISEMENT

M-ScENE-Theatre; house crowded to see the
~ tense excitement prevailing. Enter BARRON
:. Charles, wish you joy" Stranger" Of what ~
Barron-"You have found her again" Scene changes
Enter another stranger, coored servant-Addresses
herself to lady in the boxes-"Mstress! I've found
them. I've found your button heel Caters which
you thought lost. Mistress, you tried MATRICES
this morning and he had sold every pair he had and
then you said you'd give dollar to find yours
pve found them! Little Johnny hid them in the
closet" Tears start in every eyes shouts of laughter
growing louder and deeper; coored servant retires
amid thunders of applause.
Ladies-C. S. MAURICE has lust received another
lot of those beautiful Button Heeled Caters whic h
produced this excitement; but the sensation above
spoken of is nothing to the excitement which the
PRODUCTION of these Cutters into the city Richmond
has produced among the ladies' We have sold out
three different supplies $50 pair. Every stranger
should call and look at them. Ladies', if you would
secure O pair call at before they are all gone
c. S. MAURICE,
oc % ISL Main street, Richmond Va
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By T.. b. Cook e Co,

NJ Ed CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
- y OK 5 AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON
WEDNESDAY night Slst inst. commencing at 7
O'Clock at our auction rooms, large and very well as
sorted lot of Medical and Miscellaneous Books en-
oracing many rare and valuable works :
Medical gentlemen and the public generally are
particularly requested to call and examine them
The whole lot will be ready for inspection on We'd
nesday morning. E. b. COOK & co
&C ~ Auctioneers
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aa By G0ddin & Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE Ann
ii LOT ON EIMyEOOn CT,p M OF n

As trustee in a deed from Charles W. Snead and
WIFE, dated 18th october 1854 duly recorded in Hen
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the 31th day
OF October, 1855, at O'clock p NJ, if fair, if not
consisting of excellent brick dwelling now in the
occupancy of said Sneed, together with the lot on
which stands fronting l70A feet the Southwestern
SID & Elmwood street running back 1870 feet on
fnfk reet to an alley 20 feet The lot will be divi
ded to suit purchasers. ,,. 81. .sf9 s-s1a7
r. Terms: Cash to $500 and expenses of sale bal.
ance such credit shall be agreed ON at the hour
of sale. FELIX MATTHEWS - rustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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=cANDIpATES FOR OFFICE.

~ - r., ,be Voters Of the County Of Hem
~ - circumstances Elicit, ESQ., having re-
Ico he oiee Of Clerk of the County Court of Hen
ss7ea ne solicitation of many friends announce my.
Candidate for that Ce ss d hsvips cda of sss
~ - Usnrico for the past three years, pledge
tsan fsiected to this office, to use every exertlon
e dlssha 1. 'i-' JOHN N. HARRISON.
ITO the Voters of Henrico.-Feilov
o.5...,. am candidate to fill the vacancy In the
...,on Of James Elicit, Esq. nnyp,
Respectfully, pANh T.
LIAM
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Prof GEORGE ELLIOTT,
The Renowned American Eronaut,

Inc Renowned American Hr0naut,
Wy make an ASCENSION in his splendid NAM
10th BALLOON, the
ST. LOUIS"
" HORSEBACK, on THURSDAY EVENING
aN Isl, 1855, at the above place
At 2 O'Clock precisely.
This will be the second attempt of this character
'I made IN this country. From the well known re-
Gshen Of Prof. Elliott daring adyenturer. and
s skill 10 the profession of Eroststics no ono need
fcat the fuhlInent of his announced feat of daring
FA'h will be of the most imposing spectacles ever
Witnessed III the United States; and, as Madam Rulpor
Hsh this case, in many others used her tongue or
sr her fsDgs of poison TO make it appear that it is
iswooden horse, instead of real flesh and blood,
9yery doubling person call at the Broad Street Ho,
81 Stables, where the
4ERIAL STEED
~ DC seen, that Is soou to travel the azure fields
eher with his hardy hoofs resting upon that inyisi.
W tulcTun, the middle air
~ Trans Tor the accommodation of those who
~ aeslIe 10 90 from Richmond, will leave the Depot
IHe Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Com.
,S 81 ~ and Il o'clock precisely; and returning
M n rave the Cottage at 8 and o'clock p. M
ketS tor the round trip, in the cars with the mi
Heso e' aa'Ilttsnce into the ground ONE DOLL Ar.
~ Ea, en- uhaot ~ years OF age, half price
uate uckets y cents each; children hale n,;,a
He pl on the ground, at CITY prices
nc 20-d6ct6
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RUNAWAY.
D TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ia TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
W My man PATRICK, runaway on Tuesday
morning last. He is, perhaps, lettering about
~ the city. The said slave is a mulatto about the
49, common color, and about the common size and
height think little round shouldered, hair tolera.
bly, long and straight eyes very full countenance
sometimes appears much confused when questioned,
visage thin one more of the fingers hand in
iured, and has a scar on him between the neck and
the shoulder back but believe that it ON the left
shoulder, near the end of the blade bone. The said
white with piece off of if Irecollect correctly
in the front The above reward will be paid upon
being delivered to me on Leigh street, Richmond, or
deposited in Jail SO that can get him.
&C 26-4t* JOHN B. WOOD
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By f.. II. (,OOk e, C0. Auces- ,

- BY e. b. COOK e Co., Aucfs.
MIGHT SALES BY Il. b. COOK & CO..
/ No. 40 Main St.--The subscribers will Commence
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct 9th. at ~
have on hand great variety of goods snited to such
sales consisting of large and general assortment of
of Fancy Articles Dry Goods. Clothing &c, &c.
Every article sold by warranted to be as repre-.
scented, or the money will be refunded ~ sFfs
~ OCT .--...-s Z. B. COOK & CO. Aucts
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By Larus Il shine.

MIGHT SALE, October 1st 1SJ5.-TO-
our store No. IA Main street large ASSIGNMENT of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar
tice in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades s;f agit sss -
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng.
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders. .-..
ALSO--A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
al styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &c, &c. " Hss laE
Country Merchants would do web to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be as represented al.sfagsy
&C 9-ts - 80 LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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p JAMES HUNTER 4 CO.
Iron and Steel Works.
: oc G-ta Richmond. Va.

L.. GALLEHER II now commencing
course of Lessons In VOCAL MUSIC 70 Ju-
nior Class in the Lecture Room of the Fist Presby-
terrain Church. The Lessons will be given on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays at 4 o'clock 2. M He adopts
the inductive method Of teaching by which the pu-
ing faculties to thorough knowledge OF this science
in in, manner both pleasins and improving. and BY
than an irksome task In Tits School pupils win be
prepared at about fourth the usual expsnse for tho
practical study OF Instrumental Music. The first
course Will consist OF 20 lessons. Terms-ej per
Scholar. First Lesson this "wednesday sernoon. q
O'clock. oc 2s-6tS
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.1Izazx1 THE MUSIC STORE.-P

IdFazl THE MUSIC STORE.-P
f!!45 H. t LOR would remind his
n Fl III friends and the public generally that
y his store is on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
Deems of the best quality, and the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele-
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other Makers and equaed but by few.
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
cations, which he will sell the most reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsewhere
Cy Planes tuned, repaired, and let on hire
Y Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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Isl Main street, Richmond, Va.


% NOTICE To FARNEKS PUK--
aM8 chasing their Winter Shoes for themselves
or Servants, would most respectfully call
their attention to my assortment of Boots and Shoes
for Winter wear of my own manufacture. / con-
fdent that they will find their interest to exam
inc my stock before purchasing, they will find it the
best in the city select FROM and prices that can
not fail to please ALEX. HILL
&C IL Manufacturer, 127 Main street. Richmond.
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EKEAT ATTKACTION AT CORTN-

4 rREAT ATTRACTION AT CORN.
NJ THAN HALL.-The subscriber respectfully
informs the public at large, that he has flied up rooms
IN the above Hall for the purpose of conducting the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, and is
now prepared to furnish pictures In every style of the
art known in this country Europe He calls espe-
cia attention TO his new style Pictures, or Ambro
types on glass far exceeding in beauty and durability
any thing before made. These Pictures are not
reversed as Daguerreotypes are, and may be seen in
any light They are imperishable, being he rmetical
ly sealed between glass plates, which sealing is So
cured by Letters Patent, in the United States and
Europe, and owned in this place by Gibbs only.
These Ambrotypes are pronounced, by competent
judges to be the grandest achievement in the Photo
graphic art, having relief and ceaness truly aston
ishing. Made from the smallest to life size.
Ambrotyps Stereoscopes must be seen to be appre-
clated, the relief being fully perfect as life.
Also Monographs Pictures paper, from life
These equal to the finest engravings and more ac
curate in detail. Any number from single sitting
from one to a thousand-either plain or colored in
water oil.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and exam
inc specimens in the various branches they are
sured of polite attention and superior Pictures
P. E. GIBBS.
P. SIN Anbrotypes the style of drapery or the
COLOR of the eye makes difference, all equal
ly well taken. Daguereotypes copied into Ambro-
types and made permanent p E. @.
or
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ttARM IN HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT
4 II NILES ABOVE RICHMOND-FOR SALE
Henrico County about II miles above Richmond, on
the Three Chopped Road, the former residence of
the late Mrs Martha Duval containing l55 acres of
part of the other half in original growth. The i'm
provements consist of a good dwelling with rooms
above the basement, good kitchen and all other ne
cessary out-houses. Mr.. Richard Dabney living near
will take pleasure IN showing the premises
Terms liberal.
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q RUNAWAY IN JAIL...There was
81 committed to tho Jail of the City of Rich
~EyN mond, as runaway, on the 26th day of Sep
<4E7V tember 1855, negro woman, who calls her
SIX. self NANCY, and says she is the property of
Edward Davis, of Hanover County, Va. Said negro
is five feet one inch high, of extremely dark complex
ion, about thirty years of age, and had when
committed to Jail, dark striped cotton Dress The
of said requested to for prove
property pay charges and take her away she will
be dealt with the law directs.
- = JOS. A. sTARKE, D. S., r
oc 27-6w For Martin M. Lipscomb, Serg't.
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BkOWK,- n. sssck nreker. hss g.
Main ana In ercets e6-eodh
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ny Alexander NOtts
MY E0nns

Il ING, SHOES, HATS, &c.-WiIl be sold AZ auc
tion on TUESDAY NEXT, Oct. 80, 1t 10 O'Clock.
large and general assortment of and second hand
Furniture, Stoves, &c, 49, .sss4sl rriTs.-
- ALSO, !s~ 80
Several Invoices Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Hats,
Watches, Chains Pencils, &C. 10000 Segnrs Choice
Brands. - = - = 80
ADDITIONAL es' arks
Will be added to the above sale a lot MilIinerv
Goods, such as Velvet Ribbons Ribbon Trimmines.
Brads, Fringes, Spool Silk, Bindings, sc. eslI s.
oc y arf Fs3 .lstsst s.st, ALEX. MOTT
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DARKER, NTNINIO & CO., No. I45

DARKER, NININIO & CO., No. 143,
l. EAGLE SQUARE-Have just received se-
cond supply of the latest styles of Fancy Goods such
Rich Striped Silks
Do. do. and Chene Silks
Plain black Silks all qualities
Black Rep Silks
Black Barathea Silks
Coiored and black Moir Entique Silks
Paris Printed Mouseanes
Striped Egantines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits and Sleeves.
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs.
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edgings and Insertngs
Cambria do. do.
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Merino Shawls and Scarfs
Long and Square Plaid Shaws, &c
Also, general assortment of Clothing and Blank
fare
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AUCTION SALES


'VKUST8EsS SALE OF DB9IRADLB
nd = - LITTLE FARM, IN THE Lowell End or
= COUNTY OF HENRICO, AT AUCTION
slEns o. deed Of trust executed 20 me ~ Csth-
5 $; uosns bearing date February zist, 1o04 - ~
% IN .ne clerks Office Of the County Court Of Hsn-
th; 20 sscaie 20 A. B. Carter certsin Of money
ls:e.n sPecmed having been reeuesfed by said hem
snail proceed to sell on the pTemses at
R.eoh.r Ior cash, on TUESDAY, Sesh dsy Of
0ctoeer present MONTH il fair If not RE next fair
day thereafter tract Of land mentioned In sai1 deed
Of trust, situated about 10 miles below fhe eifv az
Richmond, containing hundred acres be the ssme
more or less, together with the buildinrs Ge nncn
which the said Catherine Eubank now res;des
The title to the above Il believed to be sosd INT
the trustee viii convey with the usual special
rsnky. es.f ~ THOS ]. CARTER Truefee
The above Farm 10 situated Immediately on the line
Of the York River Railroad, north Of the Williams
burg Stage Road adjoining the lands Of 7. J. Carter
A. L. Eacho and +. r. Gathright.
BY the consent of this parties the terms have been
changed The premises will be sold for three hundred
dollars In cash; the balance on credit Of and II
months with interest from date the purchaserto ex-
ecufe his bonds for the deferred payrepts to be s-
cured by deed of trust upon the premises.
tioneers. -> 8 o. m
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add Eel LO vs. ALL!
THE JULLIENS ARE HERE!

JULLIEN'S
BurleSque Opera. Ballet and Pantomime
TROUPE
Wilappesr on
MONDAY EVENING, Der. 18th,
AND EVERY EVRNIG DURING THE WEEK.
A, the above named Hall. The Company comprises
eight talented performers Among them is
MONS. A. NJ. HERNANDEZ
VINO challenges the world to bring his equal in Guitar
nol@ and India Rubber Tricks
~ FOR particulars soc small bills
iB'Adrnsi0n Is cents
DR.. ]. T. BRISTOL, Agent.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
VII De produced during the week, in ono of their
ufsad fortra!ture Concerts. &C a-St"
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4 NLOAhS. CLOAKS Z! CIOAKS ~.
~ TO LADIES VISITING RICHMOND DURING
THE FAIR WEEK.-Receved this morning by
and largest lot of Ladies Coaks and Talmas that
/ have had the pleasure of exhibiting this season.
consisting in part of Embroidered, Velvet and Satin
ditto Tanas; black and colored Cloth Cloaks from 5
TO $50; Sontag Rachel" and other favorite styles
of Cloth Tamas, handsomely trimmed. The ladies are
respectfully invited to examine for themselves feel
confident in pleasing both to style and price
ALFRED MOSES, Central Store,
q 63 Main stree
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AUCTION SALES.
S--s~-S-~>--->><->~,
FUTURE DAYS


FUTURE DAYS.
= sce>...,-->-~--~->--~~~~
CROP CORN, FODDER, sHucKs. pm.
fATOES, CABBA0ES, he. AT AUCTION
nisvne sold my Farm, Fairseld Race Courss.
november, on the premises, commencing at O'clock
ny crops Of Corn, Fodder, Shneks Hay; several tine
nogs and good Mich Cow; about 100 bushels Sweet
otatoes large lot Cabbage and other yeeetables: /
Spnns Market Wagon; Buggy and Harness. in GOOD
o'aeri lot Household and Kitchen Furniture. DC.
very superior quality, suitable for Market Gar.
aen or private residences. w. w. BRADLEY
.-s sele conducted by ALEX. Morn. Auct. oc3o
SEWING MACHINE AT AUCTION.
, - Will be sold at auction. on THURSDAY, Novem-
Ser sr at II O'Clock precisely, of Singers best
SEWING Machines in perfect order
sue positive, without reserve. Terms cash.
oe9o = ALEX. MOTT, Auct
by Goddin & Apperson.
old BUILDING TO BEsOID At arc
~ " TlON.-Will be sold, on FRIDAY Afternoon. ID
november, 1855 at Al O'Clock, the large old Brick
building the west line of 18th street ed;o;n;n,
the residence of Mr. VIM. g. Burr the same to he re-
moved in one week thereafter.
Terms at sale. GODDIN APPERSON.
DC ~ Auctioneers.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING ON
~ CLAY STREET, WEST OF CLAY ST. CHA
TEL; FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be rold on
noNDAf afternoon, the 5th day of November 1856
on the premises commencing at a. O'Clock the newly
.Iectec Framed Dwelling located as above adjoining
tne residence of Mr.. Gideon Ragland. 1t is remark
ao1y well built; has rooms besides the out-buldngs
IERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 8, and mos.
egotabie notes, interest added and title retained
I'LL last st note is paid. GODDTN & APPERSON.
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CORN FOR SALE.--T have 500 BAR
~ RELS OF NEW CORN for sale, to be deliver
ed on the Basin bank, either sheled Any per-
son buying 30 barrels more. will have it delivered
on the Basin bank less quantity will be delivered
by wagon Address me. to the of Messrs. Dudley
4 Johnson
have also for sale Oats, Top-Fodder, Shucks
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes W. d. SIMS
Westhau, her