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sPzcIAx NOTICES.

nnxpsR: have yOu seen any of EImoss'
tss s.e ac.orssy II not 70 and thsu, and marx
ING penecfiou OF the eye. His new invant;nn III
A's'aPnoscope,th very nush liked. ssn
MAFoR's CoURr The Mayor's Court for
tie city Of Riehmoad viii be held at Q o,cloch
q. rom the 10Th OF April to the 10th of Octobe, =
Aftsr the 10th Of October, at 10 o'cloet. s0 -
Am. ~ Assss p II ocih
DR. GEo w. BRleos- has removed n
nv new 5ss!dence corner Of Broad and 9th streets,
Cburch diti, opposite Mr. james Winston,e wherss
ne csn Do found at nightof during the day He stIi
and Main streets 5BsY aTff ~ gssf.-.'l-s >'e NS'
Office hours from 10 u A. NJ, and from s 10
ss S-lm*
10 NERVOUS SUFFERIRs.-Ar retired clar-
syman restored to health In few dsys after rn.nv
fess ot great nervous sufering is anxious to make
Ahown the means Of cuses Viii send free, the nrs.
sSsPnGn 81 sa nssd. Direct Rev- JOHN N. DAGNALL.
se 1-dlm&w4s* g4tgs VI - ss. -
BAKERS PREMIUn aBITrERs are the on
ly familiar remedy known man for .he aur, ~
Dyspepsia. Darrbes. ChoIic, Nervous Head Ichs Z
Ague and Fever. Sour stoarach aud General Dehili.
~ They are manufactured Of vegetable matter an
are perfectly safe IN their by all ages yex ss
and eondition:. and are very palatsbe the taste
for sale In hichmcnd by Messrs. PURCELL
AAoD co. and Druggist generally. ~ se IS
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an exper,-
eleed prastitioner of Medicine, surserv and 0bst.
tf1es, having located on Broad street. three door,
sHGvs tenth oilers bic professional services to the
H. Hs has devoted much time and attention to the
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Chiidreu. :
ap'-6ms kicH'O Q. CAUTHORN Md
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O.U(u HAVANA CIGARS
OO

..llI BUGGY AND HARNESS FOA
80. ssnkss hs' .%ss,:sa sss, s:s,iy So. ss.; ne,
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THE BALTIC.s MAILS.
AFFAIRS BEFoREsE sEBAsToPoL
A IN TIER SORTIE.
RESIGNATION OF SIR GEORGE BROWN.
MeNcHrKoFF BECOMES moNK-pRArH OF FIR
s. GUS o'coNsoR

The Baitic,ss announced BY telegraph yesterday
arrived at New York Wednesday night Her ad.
vices are one week later. Her mails are at hand
aud furnish interesting though not important de-
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The CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD is Justly
dsnce by that beating engine the heart it is driven
to all parts Of the syste giving vigor and strength
to the complicated machinery of mao. This living
through the arteries and returns softly through the
veins How necessary that it should be kept free
respecting this great essential to the enjoy of
perfect heaith. Derangement in the Liver and
Indigestion and al the hsrassing feelings attending
Dyspe psa, which makes life burden, result from
1t. Suicide would rapidly follow suicide, if there
was no cure. No one would suffer long, If he 10 able
to obtsin bottle OF HooFLAND's CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIrTERsr prepared by DR.. C. M. Jackson,
Phiisdsiphia; they rarely fail in efscting perrna.
nent cure - - ~ -.
Agents for this eity-Msssrs. PURCELL, LADp b
CO., and BEssErr SEEas. Drassfssz.
50 10 -d2w @si -- .--ir>
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. IA young lady named
Hood. daughter of Mr.. George Hood, while comp
log her hair. maj vhh a uost horrible accident IN
the factory in which she was employed at Mechan
icsville, Bucks county, Pa, few days ago. She
had thrown her tressss backwards when they we're
caughssby the machinery, and, WIN part oi tnf
also badly acerated In her endeavors TO disensage
herself from the machinery. s
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Correspondence Of the DI.pateh.

WeaIher-SpecuIati0n in Potatoes-Laroe
Suit -CalJornaa Steamers-Cattle Mar-
ket, Sc.
New YoRK. Sept. 20, 1855.
Inc weather has taken sudden lump from
po'Hi7o heat to comparative cold, within the
twenty iouf h0urs past Oyercoats and stoves are
10 vogue, and people who rose early this morning
say there was ahaFp frost.
hs uhiaVorable character of the toiegraphc
sdsices ifom Norfolk to~dsy painfully dissppoints
many OF Tue ileiiises stay!ng here. who had began
20 make ready to return 10 their now desoIate and
deserted homes. IL Is the universal belief now
tnat tne pesilience will prevail till winter sets in.
Letters from the country state that number of
We'll Known New \ ork speculators are there buvipe
up immense quantities of potatoes One farmer in
Rensselaer, county 1t is said has contracted to fur
nlsn one OF these gentry with the product of FIVE
acres at the rate of ten cents per bushel Other
farmers In the same neigh hborhood were willing TO
sell in large quantities at shilling per bushel.-
The price In our city markets to-day Is one dollar
pr busnel.
During the gala last evening, the yackt Stella.
with numerous party OF ladies' and gentlemen on
board, had a narrow escape from wreck off Staten
Island She was struck by the squal II, thrown over
oa her beam ENDS and pretty well filed with water.
All hands were terribly frightened but fortunately.
the vessel r1ghtet and worked her way into a snug
harbor. -. e
contested will case, for the sum of 81, 600 COO
worth of property (now In the possession of the
Roman Catholics) and growing out of the Hensy
this week. Eminent counsel are engaged on both
sides. The iremen are Interested TO the amount of
$500 In 1t.
On Information received of Mr. Blombere u 8.
Consul at Hamburg, the Mayor yesterday sent to
the ship Deutschland, Sergeant Semler and a
squad of police, where they succeeded In taking
into custody four man who on their own afidavits,
state that they were sent to this country as pauper
The Henry A. Wise Guard turned out to. day for
target practice, and numbered Al muskets
The surgeons in attendance on Capt Wright at
the 9: Nicholas Hotel, give 1t their opinion from
symptoms In the case, that he will recover
The receipts so far for Norfolk and Por,smou 9TH
amount TO $29, ,625 6e.
The Illinois, for Asainwall, and Northern Light
for San Juan, both sail this afternoon They viii
take cut an unusual number of passengers.
Beef, at the Bulls Head, went up again one dol
lar upon the hundred pounds. Some first rate
descriptions sold at lie. per pound but the aver.
eee 10 set down at about So as ia good quality -
For cows sheep and lambs and other stock, the
demand was good, and prices likewise show
small advance. This 10 not good news for the city
consumer.
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kEkDsR. have y0u seen aDy of NImors'
,sle rctures? II NOT. 70 and see them. and mari
.ne perfection Of the eye. His new inyeution. ihe
AossaPnoscope,h p very nush liked. o. n
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= THE MUSIC STORE

nkI The MUCIC SIOHE.-
r. q. TAYLOR would remind his
T1Hf friends and the public generally tbss
bis ators 10 now on Governor street.
egh.ys nasy be found PIANO T0RfEa, MELODE.
oSs. GUITARS, vIoLiNS, FLUTES AAd ACCOk-
Gs0Ns. Of the best quality, and st ihs lowest
pce'.
hr.Isd Nouns Ciarte's PIANOS, wli0h are mot
NV Al,o, Gale L Co.'s superior fi-aos.
Gui..r .nd Violin STRINGS, 0 ti.s bes. qualify
s has the largest stock of III pSiC ~ % foand ia
tts State and il conftantly receiving .o latest pub
isstou. which he will sell at tbs maat reduced
u,iees and upon as good teIms eal Ls had else
uhsTe.
ZF Pisros tuned, repaired, End -. o.. hils.
lYr Old Pianos taken in psTt pay ior new ousz.
--T
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THE FISHING VEssELs.-The Newburyport Her
aid states that all the vessels of the Labrador flee
engaged in the ccdfsheries have returned home.-
The catch has been rather more than an average.
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NAvAL.-The u. s. irigate Congress, from New
York, arrived at Marseies Sept 1st all WELL She
lost one man ON the passage by apoplexy.
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TEAD-200 packaee1 q. Il. an4 HlAck
! ssss fos ssis " aN e4uxnd 4 co !
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
considerably that OF alithe Daily papsrs Of
Rishmond combined.
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The MAINE Law IN MAINE.-Ths Portland AR.
gus mentions significant fact, that so far the
voted 10 favor OF the present Liquor Law has been
returned to the legislature.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

GENTLEMETS FURNISHING GOODS
which he oers for saIc the very Dowsse New Yoy
Reins eonnested with large manufacturing busi.
ness in New Yort, ard having acquired s thOrou sh
tuowIedse Of the Clothing Trsde In Lyrehburr
whers he hiss beer 10 this bssinss for me ioee ten
ycarss he IL prepared to olsr inAneemsnts aeldom
met with. Therefore, come ore, eems al before
I Ny motto h. .auiek esles and e1arl pro6fs.n
SAMUEL 0U00ENAlfnHa.
Under the u. Charles Hotsl. Hiskmen1, We.
an li--Sm
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MoaE DAMAGRs.-We learn from the Chattan-
ooga (Ga.) Gazette, that a Mr.. McClung. OF Ten
nessse. hasjust recovered $40. 900 damages In the
Circuit Court of Bradley county for injuries re
ceived on the road
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EECHING AND CuPPINa-MRS

EECHiNG AND CUPPIEG.-MRS.
IL W00LH0USE offers her services to the Ne.
deal Faculty and the ladies' of Richmond and it's vi
einity. as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts.
By assduoai attention, to merit their kind patron.
spe
Ms w may be found st all hours, day aud night
81 her residence, over Messrs. Sublett L Brothers
Hardware store, 2lS Broad al
b The best imported LEECHES constantly
Icceiying ard for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed
ALS0-Lades' BANDsGEs on hand, and made
order
lag ssI7t.
kOIlCE.-COAL COAL The un~
~ dersisned has opened his yard, where is to be
had the best "0fahsm'a Deep Shaft" COAL. for
plAeksnl'hs purposes, 1.-THE run of the fit,) or in
huGp for domestic use, at the tODest prices.
ahsO-A lot of COKE.
WILLIAM GRAY,
si9-dln Near the Armory.
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pRoTEcTIoN!! PROTECTION ~

l. 6OODE'S tMFhOtEO LIGHTNING PRO-
TECTOk.-This apparatus or Lightning protector. ie
the result of many years study and expsrimentIne,
the inventor having devoted eighteen ysars Of biz
prepared to bring before the public PsotHctor
from that much dreaded destroyer, the Iisbtnins's
fash. - u
This Protector, the inv entor warrsnts eousl To
fourteen common iron rods, and therefore afFords
fourteen times the protection IL only requirns two
will last forever fhey will be put up On tie same
terms any other rod. $50 saz ss aaa
All orders addressed TO j. OSCAR 0OODE
through the Richmond Post Office, viii be attended
TO possible. a1ss8 $50
N. B-rhs inventor can show numerous csrti6.
Gates Of the most scientific gentlemen In our com
lnunty. fg 4ave9E Hsss ss l7-1Ws
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RENEVUIENT r N II u Is KPKIHE.
~ .SEWING ESTABLISHMENT AT BTAUN.
TOM VA.--The undersigned having for beuevolent
purposes united In carrying on the SEWING RISI-
NE9S in all Its brsnches respectfully ssiisit share
OF the public patronage. N aask H@sssss ss8a
The MANfUA.MAKINGd department 10 saperin.
In constant reeeipt from the Northern eitiss Of eli
the latest noreities n style spd shape Of LADIES'
DRESSES, CLOAKS and MANTlLLA9 @3ss1
The GENTLEMEN'6 DEPARTMENT b under
the charge Of experienced person. Every article
Of LadieS aud g ntiemen's apparel made ct the
shortest notice q 4ssfss
Particular attention paid to the mauufaStufe of
ChildIen's and Infants Clothing. Hfaiding end Em-
nrJaefns sone 70 ns ts mIs sc ne eseeent
stantly hand. Marking done In psis fancy let.
ters Call q. d examine.
- Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel sa8
ta LINDA REY3ON,
CARRIE EN0LEBHf6HT,
BETTE RRAZiEk.A.s.w
R- OsdsTs will be received at this offise-
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Correspondence of the DISPATCH.

Rdchet-Sc1rcaty OF FNndS-Death of an
Old Prtnter-Casualtaes, DC.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 90, 1855
Rachel Is shortly to be among US or at least
there Is very good prospect of ii. Her agent has
leased the Walnut street Theatre for two weeks
aud will give ten representations. She sails from
here for Havana
Our city is pretty hard up for funds Even the
Courts of law are unable to pay thsir officers for
want OF II. Twenty seven thousand dollars were
appropriated for the years expenses of the country
but when they call for the money they are told ii
has sll been expended the first six months OF the
year.
MIR. John Coates, long known as one of the most
respectable Printers of Philadelphia, lied on the
18th inst, at his residence Ia Southwark In the
5Sth year of his age.
lad aged IA, named Alexander Watts, en-
pIoyed In mandatory In Quarry street, was
caught on Tuesday afternoon by belt of the ma
chinery, and being dragged with great rapidity
around the shaftwas instantly killed Another lad
named Sargent, aged fifteen years, was killed yes
terday on board the steamship Susquehanna, lying
at the Navy Yard, heavy iron key having fallen
his head, racturiug his skull And still third,
aged fifteen, fell from Walnut street wharf, while
playing with dog, and was drowned.
Thomas & Sons advertise for the 9th of October
at the Philadelphia Exchange, 23l tracts, contain
ing over two hundred and seventy three thousand
acres of land In the State of Virginia. II s one of
the largest sales of land ever held In the United
States.
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DEATH OF A MIsER.-The Chicago Press men,
tions that few days ago miser, named Andrew
Grunderson died in that city from the effects of the
miserable food his avarise compelled him to eat. and
osesuse ne would not take medicine. or have phy
pense Since his death it has been sscertained that
he had $4,000 deposited ia Q bank, and owned a
block in the western division of the city. He left
no WILL aud had several respectable children. who.
when he was ill. iocked to his bedside and relieved
his spffArin all thay could
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. .xTh n TO THE CITIZENS OF

81 TO THE CITIZENS OF
THE COUNTIES OF KING VII
IIAM KING AND QUEEN. GLOUCESTER,
JAMES CITY AND YORK.--The steamboat w.
" TONNES, OF Petersburg, will leave Walkerton,
lac 2th inst aud will stop at all the landings On
Tho Matoponi and York rivers to receive the contri-
ta,ions whether of money or provisions designed
for be etes OF Norfolk and Portsmouth. ss II
NHAS II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Msruscturer, 18th street, between Main
sad Csry, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES. .
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &s,
Metallic Roofing, Gait ering and Spouting, put
up in any psrt Of the city or country
Witt AND A RD Il N UMYs FOR SALE
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BENEFICIAL RESULTS invariably follow the
administering of sTARLERS ANODYNE CHER.
Bronchitis. Asthma, Group and Throat and Lung
complsats gsnsraily.Itis 10 not claimed that it viii
cure In al cases but none have come to our know.
ledge where it failed TO give relief while at this
ssms time. thousands Of instances have occurred
where its effects have been 80 marked that theY
have been widely noticed and commended The
DIARRHEA CORDIAL, 1t is candidly believed,
10 unequaled in diseases of the bowels and its cura
tive properties have been wonderfully experienced
II numerous cases. Therefore, you are advised to
make trial OF thsse good medicines" should YOU or
your family require their aid s. - - :
See descriptive pamphiets to be had gratis of the
agents. =
Price q eseh Only SO cents per bottle. or six bot
ties for $3.50. =
E H. srARLER co Propristor., -
Wholesale Drug ggists Baltimore
PURCELL LADD CO., Druggists
Wholesale Agents. Richmond,
And By DruGgists and Merchants generally through.
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-W have seen some
of POWERS DUKES new style Of Daguerrso-
types. and pronounce them superior to any we ever
saw. and 10 decided in p.oveme ent the old style
Of OagueTeoty pc. Call and gee them. Sc Is :.
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w: LEIGH ByRToS, Dentist, Office on
Main between 9Th and 10th streets, formerly ocor-
pied By Mccornsli ( Lur.on, and next door below
8. P. semps's Drug Eto.e = au 29-Im
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MISREPRESENTATION az Potatoes-Laree
Suat -Calyornia Steamers-Cattle Mar
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JEANS ma AND MAN1ILLAS.-BREE-
"a WI a;h i.'t, their CLOAKs and MANTIIIAs
nsa,on, aore' Antique and Clo.h-ihe newest de-
-l~ 2i7 BROAD STREET
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J. Brown. JR., Stock Broker. has remov o
ed his Office to No. Isl, (Zimmsrmana) corner Main
aud 18th streets. 49,. 80 6-eots
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~ Oder. will be received al this ofise
se s0-d4m &8as8as yA4%
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rLO1HING AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING WEAR.-The subssriber has-
Ing lately arrived In this place, hiss just opsned his
largo aud well selected stock Of
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And it is a glorious thing, when once

And it is a glorious thing, when once
you are weary of the dissipation, and the
ennul Of your own almleSS thought, to
take mp some glowing page Of an earnest
thinker, and rCad-deep and long. until
you feel the metal of his thought tinkliug
on your brain. and striking out from
your finty lethsrgy flashes of ideas that
give The mind light and heat. And
away you 60, in the chase of what the
soul within is creating on the instant,
and you wonder at the fecundity Of what
seemed so barren, and at the ripCneSS of
what seems 50 crude. The glow OF toll
wakes you to the consciousness Of your
real capacities: you feel sure that they
have taken new step toward final de-
velcpment. In such mood il is that one
feels grateful to the musty tones, which
At other hours stand like curiosity maxi
ing dummies, NTH no warmth and no
vitality. Now trey grow into the affec-
tens Ike ner found friends, snd gain
hold upon the heart and light fire in
the brain that years ard the mould can
hot cover nor Quench.
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How TO CURE FRET ING CHILD
One of our little boys, from the interior
Of the State, came to Us in an extremely
uumanageablc condition. His mother
SAID to me that she could do nothing with
him that if every thing he wished for
vas not granted at once, he would keep
the house In state of complete confession,
and that there was no quiet except when
he gaS asleep. that he was never known
20 obey any one except his father, and
then nevgr except when his command
was accompanied by severe threat. Mr..
and Airs. -- sad they world be glad
"a leave tl.eir son with us. if we thought
sc could manage him. Whips and rods
nave Herer been USED as means in bring
ing our children 10 obedience, and we
i!ad no notion Of resorting to them now,
Notwithstanding the mothers recommen-
is'lon TO the contrary We met this
little fellow precisely as We think every
other child should be m3t who has a sim
liar disposition. His crying, scream ;ng,
and stamping were Of no avail. What.
ever was proper for him was granted
what was not proper was withheld. By
tins mode of treatment, for day or two,
&c began to learn the important lesson
that he was happier when obeying than
d Sobeying. Thus, with gentlcness min
g'ed with firmness, we have completely
conquered him: so that be Row is kind,
siftctlonate, orderly, and Obedient. HIS
unhappy, fretfGl disposition has Given
way, and he exhibits marked change
in his character, not only in outdoor
sports but in school, where ne will 60
through the severest drill with earnest
ness, attention, and real delight.-Reporf
Of Phidddph phia Aspt,tm.
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Auction sales.
By GREEN d SCOTT, Auctione.rs.

IL redeemed pedges-Cn THURSDAY the 18th
instant, we shall sell, at Auction Rooms at the
corner Of 9th street and Pa, avenue, no 357 at 10
O'Clock IL m the following assortment Gi dch and
valuable Goods, for account OF whom il may con-
Germ, viz:
Gold and silver Watches in great variety
Eiegl Gold JpweIry
Gold Chains anu Pencils
Fine Musical instruments, Guns and Pistols
Revolvers: Fancy Goods, &c
ALSO
Ladies' and GentlCmen's Dress Goods
Ready made Clothing and elegant Shawls
Mechanical TGOlS, Clocks, Beds, sc
Together with an extensive assortment Of Goods
too numerous TO enuueraic. Terms cash
ISAAC HERZBERG.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
je 2l-eohds Auctioneers.
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ey GRmNv = sCorT, huct,on.srs.

sy GREEg & SCOTT, hucuonssrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
al AuctiOn.-On WEDNESDAY, the 27th ia
slant, shall sell. at II O'Clock ri at the esidcnac
of Mr. Samuel |. Little, Oh south l., b tween 9th
and 7th streets east, the Navy Yard Market, q
good assortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, ParlOr and Rocking Chairs
10 Gard, Dining, and other Tables
Dressing and other bureaus and Toilet GlasseS
WardrObes Washstanis
Cane seat and nther Chairs
Feather Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads
Window Curtains and Ven,ian Blinds
Clock, China, Glass and Crcckeyware
Gilt frame Mirrors
Carpets, Oilclotb, Hearth Rugs and Mating
Brass AndIrOns, Shoval and iungs, Fenders
First rate and nearly new Cooking Stove
Three Franklin Stoves
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary to enumerate.
Terms cash.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
1e 22-d AuctiOneeTs.
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ByJ.O ateGU7nE. Nuc,Ionn.r-


h UPERIOR FAMILY CARRIAGE, FRENCH
Plate Mirrors. SundTy pieces of Hauds"ria FG--
nitnfe Excellent Mich Cow, &C. al Auction. On
WEDNESDAY, jane 27iE. AT II O'Clock NJ I shall
sell, at the ofhcIai residence OF Commodore PAUL.
ing, Washington Nav? Yard, the folio wing eric!e<,
Three large aud handsome French plate Mirrors, in
riCn gil; francs
One Esypiian i.:aI bic top rosewood Table, hand
sCmtly carved
Ten GerDesr Reception Chairs
Rosewood, cTimss,n, plush covered Arm Chairs
Crimson and purple damask covered Rockers
Gilt Chanteicrs, with carce Lamps
Mahogany Hall Stands, Arm dining Chairs
Also
fine family carriage, butt to order by Weed,
Tomnson \ CO.. New York, cost 81 200
EnaEelled leatser carriage Cover, &C
One very superior Mich Cow
Terms: $50 and under cash; ; over that amuuet =
credit OF sixty and ninety Jays O5 notes -atisfagtU
riy endorsed, bearing interest
las. Mcguire,
Je I'D AuctOVcrr.
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By GREEN & SCOTT, AucrrostrRs.

HOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in the
j Northern Liberties at AGctiOn.-On MONDAY
the 25th instant, we shall SELL in front OF the premi-
iscs, commencing AT O'Clock p m Lots Nos. I3
and 81, in Square No. 5l2 Lot Is fronts on 5th st
and contains ., ,l4l square feet.
Lot % fronts on north o street, and contains T.
800 feet
Also, Lot No 20, in Square 5l3, fronting on north
N street, and CT ntains 6,576
And EAST half of Lot NJ 4. in Square No SIS, on
which the sale will be commenced This lot fronts
on north street % eet inches, between 4lh and
9Th streets west, running back to a wide alley
Title indisputabie.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, IL, and l6
months the purchasers to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale.
GREEN & SCOTT,
le I'D AuctOneer.