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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30

God we're system Of philosophy but teach the
IT, therefore, you are Of curious mnds-if you are of
that which would study and be votary Of
Of the ancient Pagan philosophy, modern nddeli
IT, 20 where those things to be found but In this city
OF Cod the foundations Of which In the holy noun
tains, you viii not find much to gratify your appetite
coming from God through the channel which he has
appointed It Is not my truth, though pronounce
hIit Is Gods truth, and ! am but but the
mind, and here II Is truly you will Observe beloved
brethren how God in the Of his revelatons has
adapted to the actual condition of But has
heart well intellect, and God has adapted his
religion the less than to the other. How II
possible for you without religion and that communica
make t-how could you Gil up the capacities Of your
heart II not for the truths that thus derived
You can love- and that js sentimso. which God has
implanted In human nature 20 that yeu cannot divest
yourselves Of It, You can love your neiehbor, your
friend, the people Of your country, the whole human
region and In the capacity Of your all ereated
spirits, the chsrubim and raph, and when yoy shall
have embraced all in that single sentiment you viii and
that in all these there is not enough to fp up the
subject Of infinite loys capable Of filling the capacity Of
be has ostsbished with himself and the human heart
Thus when you hear In this place tHe myaaeres Of
lgion apnounced the doctrine Of the Trinity, Of tho
bccy and blood Of Christ Of the neai nson Of our D
viLs savicu-, teconing man for our sake-all taess
1 no aa are
but you viii understand that God cannot deceive you
there is the satisfaction for the reason and whom tho
ras Ia satsfed you win be attracted as by magnet
to the love OF God while those who possessed with
the IDEAS Of modern heresies ard indety speak OF Goo
as being away at soms imnsnse distance wrspt VI
in himself, perfectly happy and perfectly indifferent
sbort human affairs Thas a. regards man, you per
c.ve ire Almighty has adapted his revelations to oo
tssriso 70 he vcies Of Cod even though il sound
ssrs freueh human channels therefore ycn ziv
VI your op!r.on-l,t pt 7u;h 'olY t'Ne II se',isa
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corssvonasuss Of the Dlspsssh.
Heary Robbery at Care Mag r. 's
dent~Book Trade SAFE, DC =

u.,-, pobb,ru of Care Mag-- Fdtdf acct
'ie1's A Ssns0Book Trade SAFE, DC
pu,rApEIpHIA, Aug. 10, 1855.
NJ. codev Of New York, stopping at the
Irn;tad States Hotel, Cape May, tnis morning
Nd his trunk rified of two checks OF three
,hansand dollars each. four fifty dollar bills
-. uf tha Rank of New York, diamond pin, q
,,a,nshle bracelet, and other articles.
Mr. James p Perott, merchant OF this
c;ty. fell from the window of his boarding
boi,se, night or two since, at Bethleham
pa and was so seriously injured that he is
not expected to recover The distance he
fell is about thirty feet. Mr.. Perott is sup
posed to have arisen in his sleep.
Another serious railroad accident occurred
yesterday on the Reading Railroad, near the
Falls of Schuykill. An old man named
Thomas Oldham, while walking on the tr ack
at that place, was run down by the burden
train, and had one foot so badly mashed that
amputation had to be resorted to. ..-
On the nth of September next there will
be meeting in this city of booksellers from
all parts of the United States, to attend the
annual book trade SALE
Four new fire companies are about to be
added to the fire department of this city.
Capt. j. s. Jones, one of the most respect
ed citizens of Philadelphia, departed this
life yesterday morning, in the 65th year of
his age.
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ATESTsMAIL NEWS.
-a,nrSS or THE FEVER IN NOR.
ROGkkSN Or nonrSNnIITu

ROCRESS OF liz -,,snrruu
FOI,K AND PORTSMOUTH.
.ha Norfolk papers of yesterday, we
r sbe folIoving reports Of the Board oi
oI,h. Thursday, new cases aud deaths
s;.y new cases and death in hospital
a.. n new cases and deaths IN city
,wo new cases and deaths in hospital
.nrdav new cases and 3 deaths in city
! M new case and ! death in hospital
nee the 10th Of July up to Saturday. the a,e
been 60 cases in Norfolk, of which ~
[The editor of the Norfolk Bulletin 10 NE
ne of Saturday, announces thss ~ ,,n,,ld
anca of his hands leaving, the paper "o"iU
4 temporarily suspended. rod organized.
- s,,n, of 50 900, for the reiiei Oh ."e
~ Ssn1 w Il. Ferguson was eiecte9
s;dsn.' James A. Saunders Secretary anu
- MAN r. w. Bowden, Treasurer:
z5s'be Board of Health has determined mere
er to publish only the oea'ns sha' oo'o''
n not the new cases
-. Tbnr.day there were two cases of yell
I. fsver on board the Pennsylvania, and the
&.;snts were removed to a vessel at anchor
60 Craney Islsnd, where all other cases
Scurripg on ths Pennsylvania would becsr-
TIC hundred persons, mostly prominent
~ If Norfolk and Portsmouth, and their
%niIies left Sunday in the steamer Georgia,
Ar Baltimore.
w find the following names published un-
H. the obituary head: Miss Susan Kemp,
I'D l6. Mrs Elizabeth Camp; Mrs. Emma
%olan. aged %, and Mrs. Mary Il. Webb,
ICED 20
- portsmouth,, AZ we learn from the Sanitary
Hommi,tes 10 the Transcript which has again
@mnenced publication. the deaths nave peen as
Slovs Tuesday 9, Wednesday ., Thursday z,
Gidsy7. Total 81 The number of new csses
~ NOT been 90 great and the disease had sssum
"a mi der form.
Much indignation prevailed In consequence OF
nmber of citizens, who bad escaped 10 the Mag
6plia Springs, organizing themselves into boa'd
Il Health to prevent others from stopping there
19lso against the Commandsnt at Old Point for De
~siuo me citizens permission to land there with
xeir families Destruction OF the Government
&ronerty was threatened II Is now with the great.
N difficulty that citizen could leave the town
- Naval Hospital Is now ATTENDED by DR.. Minor
M Asset Surgeons Harrison and Steele OF the U.
Three Sisters of Charity from St. Josephs, Md.
In the town of Suffolk, $50 had been raised and
brxarded to Portsmouth for the relief of the SUI
krers.
8 We have the following information by way
81 telegraph from Petersburg:
There were large number of new cases
il Norfolk Sunday Drs Selden and Syl-
9e3ter, and Sam'l r. Borum, all prominent
oitzens, were down with the fever, as was
aso Mr. T. II. Broughton, son of the editor
II the Herald Gen. Millson and four others,
18th their families, chartered the steamer
e,fee and left Sunday for City Point
they arrived at Petersburg and left yester-
day morning ON the Southern cars.
q In Portsmouth Sunday one physician had
IL new cases of fever, and several others
had occurred
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COM MERCIAI,

NEW YORK, Aug is Cotton unchanged and firm
Flour unsettled-Ohio, 90 So a SO rs Southern
easier at $40 12 Wheat firm with an upward ten.
dency. Corn firm. Provisions UNCHANGED. Money
unchanged. Virginia 6s 1854.
BALTIMORE. Aug lS.-Sales q 900 bushels heavy
IS. Good to prime Corn, white 90 9S yellow 90 a
90. Rye 81 05 a New Maryland -four steady
Sales 700 bb's. Howard street at 80 u.s. City Mills
held at same.
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
= FARM NEAR The CITY AT AUCTION
BY virtue of the provisions of Deed Of Trust to
Davis, dated 18th july, 1854 and record ed in the
office of the Clerk of Henrico County Court the
subscriber the Trustee substituted by said Con TT
on the 6th August 1885, in the and stead of said
Da.i, Who has removed from this State) will sell
misses, at 81 o'clock r M the property conveyed In
said deed being parcel of land containing IL acres
lying Il miles from the city the Brooke Plank
err and adjoining the lands of Jesse Williams John
A. Parker and others
This land Is we'll enclosed; has upon it 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 Trustees,
GTAYLo4 WILLIAMS. Aucts. su8H
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ger o. he c aeoipssT learn from pa,,e,.
seeden and 9 hs , [si,oad the psriealsr.
I'm T death or injury Of msnu ',scu lous escapes
sef saas nghi the western bound .rsin op
zopop . .so borrow ran upon three cows Is,an
an a. snort curve of the track Th uo~s ylng
hs ,rsct zoe mrs. passenger car were ibrown sgsee
The pss.e su ssI pssepits.ed down so embsnkmen.
gers who wers esf contained some thirty passen-
1old seior, Mr. Morrow wa. ,hra nssp
swi.nm yer and saved himself by some prsiis
Sesped win as ment smong ihs wreck, bu, e..
20 bic hsns ~ ,af'nsr injury than slight wound
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NAVAL AFFAIRS.

New York, Aug l3.-The frigate Poto:
mac dropped down to quarantine this morn
ing.
The sloop of war Falmouth, from Key
West, arrived this morning. 'e.T 81 -. !
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INDIAN HOSTUJTIES

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 13-Advices here
from Omaha City, to August l, state that the
Sioux Indians were committing dreadful
ravages and numbering the inhabitants near
Fontanelle. Gov. lizard had authorized
Gen. Thayer to raise volunteers for the
protection of the frontier
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Correspondence of the Dispatch. I

A0rLaisty-IHe Liquor BusineSS-American
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
New YORK, Aug. IL.
The total number of deaths for the week
ending yesterday is 592 OF this number 1873
Nere adults, and 400 were children-3O7 of
whom were males. and PCS females
The u. s. ship Potomac flag ship of the
Vest India squadron) is ordered off at once,
Nhlther to go is not stated, but probably to
ne East, as she will not return to the West
indies until the yellow fever season is over
The arrests for intoxication, under the
prohibitory law, continue as numerous as
ever. From dark last night till daylight this
morning, the arrests were AZ. During the
week 3l4 arrests were made-only five of
the whole number had SO to pay the fine
# VIM. Dean, well known merchant of
fhis city, died on the 9TH inst.
The American party, in this city, have fix
81 upon the lst of September, as the time for
boldng the convention for making city and
county nominations, and upon the ed inst,
fcr the meeting of the Senatorial conven-
lions
Henrietta Van Horn was arrested Friday
night, charged with assaulting Clara West,
throwing vitriol on her and destroying her
dress
Since Castle Garden was opened as a de-
potter immigrants, 2,67o have landed there,
Bringing with them from abroad and adding
q the wealth Of the country S22s,675 So in
cash.
The Governor Of Nebraska has appointed
Nm. Clancy, as an emigrant agent in this
City, to forward such persons as feel DESTROYS
pf settling in Nebraska.
6 owen Murray, a laborer, made a diaboli-
gal attempt Friday to murder his wife by
stabbing her. VIM. Roberts, who interfered,
was also badly stabbed.
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RELIEF FOR THE NORFOLK AMI
PORTSMOUTH SUFFERERS.

PETERSBURG, Aug. ia large meeting
was held at the Court House this morning,
and $1,000 was raised for the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers. 1t is expected that
$4,000 will be raised
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w. J. Morton, of Augusta, Ca. was killed last
week In arencontre with man named Cox, at the
Madison Springs, Ga.
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TELEGhAPHIC I NEWS
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. l1th.-Deafhs from
lever for the past week 1875; cases cured 100.
Most of the deaths occurred in the early part
of the week.
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ssoRr. LES OF CHOLERA AT FoRrs LEAysx.
f.,sS;. IND hiLEY.-Msjor Arnstead and wife
sx Of ,ba " enc iera at Fort Lesvenworth Fortv
IA. di,ess 0zehs OF the place have also died from
zdssb 80 sdyices from Fort Riley confirm ,hs
~, VI MAJOR Ogden and report the death o5
Dr mooos, Vile and four children by cboisrs
ad al Iss, ana the ladies residing al the garrison
emsains s T6s 'es chaplain wa. the only officer
Per and very fatal. "s' Oh Inc worst chsrac-
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HAVING sold cut my Soda Water Es-
IL adjustment to VIM. P. LADD, flate McCor.
mack COL cheerfully recommend my late Gus
toners to him, feeling assured that he will serve
them as promptly and a. well as did. ~-'fI :. =
A. o. BRUMMEL.
N. BAH persons in The city having my Bottles
requested to deliver them to VIM r. Lsdd,s dri-
vers au list A. O. BRUMMEI
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WESTERN NAVIGATION.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 13.-Ohio river here four
feet and falling.
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FROM RIO JANEIRO

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.-The schooner
Conrad, from Rio Janeiro, with dates to June
2sth, arrived here to-day. She left the P H
Wright, Kirkland, Francis Partridge Hudson
and Annie, all from Baltimore, discharging.
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The Mt Vernon Hotel, at Cape May, was SO
on Thursday, for $50, 900
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AUCTION eAxHs. q
TFTgE 6zY5.
1UBLIC SALE.-On NOND1Y. Ana

B--AAS OALE.--OH MONOAy Aug
- KIN 1885, shall expose to public Gale t6s
r. eli s.n sssiy owned and eesupied 6y samuel Cot.
70 eIeon: CONSISTING in part Of fur neEroes-three
:. n snd woman; two Of the are rood esrpen.
- - .ne osnsr q good farm hsnd; the woman n 3
800 eeei, wssher and ironer. Likewise. horses.
hoid 80 noss and all the farming utensils house
lo snd snf'cheo furniture. together with all the
Q, p' 90 ne place comprising corn tnow growing
- ara nay The land lies about Ii miles above
=, ennmond, in Henrico county adjoioine the Isnds
80 ~. Soa.es and others. and contains about two
III acres and haas good two story dwelling and
- dss cut hosses and it supposed By GOOD
- - iii nss the land has quantity of coal In IT, The
!" y, u, VIII commence at 10 O'clock.
q, al bs. ms OF sale viii be for the land one-thrd
:. ron the day Of ssle the credit psyrn snts to be-
S ny oeed OF trust, or title Withheld until the
aois pae; The negroes will be sold for casb -
Sihe, part Of the personal estate will be- ssId on
credN OF six months tor all sums over twentiy f;va
az 'uan the purchaser giving bonds with ,oo3 avs
proved security; uoder twenty five dollsrs cs.b
There is also good servant girl for hire for n.
os.isnee of the year. w sh'
SAMUEL 8. COrTRELL
Admr. Of SamI Cottrell deed,
-o. w IoLER. Auct. an H-dI2tc1t
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NNUFF.-25 cases Scotch and Macaboy
- Snuff, from the celebrated manu- factory O.
Goodwin Brother, in store and for sale by
az 10 VIM. TAYLOR
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SUGARS.-25 bbls. Powdered; rs bbls,
~ Coffee, and 10 hhds New Orleans suysr. of an.
perior quality on hand and for GALE by
su Is VIM TAYLOR.
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THR LOUISVILLE ELECTION RIors.-The Louis
sle papers of Thursday have been received -
9hey throw no additional light upon the origin
~ promoters of the riot, and In indeed, communi-
tate no new facts. The Courier continues to de-
Glare most solemnly that the foreigners did not
originate the riot. The Journal solemnly de-
eiares they did, and fired upon the Americans, six
~ whom II Is certain, out OF ii killed. were shot
by the Germans and Irish
Mr. Joseph Allison, said to be an Irish Protestant
put not known what his politics was was shot and
8i!ied. He and his wife had hid themselves under
sb1x, but were dragged out
As we went up Jefferson street YESTERDAY. we
paw 1t completely deserted From Preston street
tast not business house was open, except here
sdo there one door; nobody to be seen except now
tnd then woman.
scene OF greater desolation in the midst of large
10y we nave never seen. The psople are moving
out Of the city ~ rspdly they can obtain convey
800 We have no doubt that before this night a
8cty. VIM AN'o iei' LUG
Yesterday there was considerable excitement In
Ssho pSrhons OF the city An Irishman named My
eaule out OF an alley between -Four and Fifth on
ma!aet, having in his hand gun. He was imms.
'ey chased, dropped his gun and run Was chss.
10 Fourth street into Mr.. Fonda's grocery but
~ t Ult aiter he had been struck the head three
IN eut hnes with clubs He covered down behind
- eounter, but the mob searched him and found
80 which they took away He was taken TO Jail
- use, Ioiowed by crowd, hootng and yelling
eu 80 hn eleo OF the injuries he received. 1t
~ a,,I nc a'tackens man and cut his cad nearly
as, i ha.e4e'-out the hstchet scrape oceurr.d
IN. ,s noI - there any evidence whateyer that
# M, - G ne man who used the Ratchet
HiI george Beg, who was wonn5aa ti.
eounts was doing very wen "'unoeo, at iah ss-
esk. .xsrS.t fourier Of Friday has a report of
p.y.ons rh.aa before Judge johnson, of several
About half ~ Nv WIN oeine concerned In the riots
<enee ' "lscharged for want Of evil
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NO. ) MACKEREL.-20O bbls. fat No
~ Mackerel, in prime order. For sale BY
au 10 JOHN a, CLAIBORNE,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-A List of Lands
~ returned delinquent in the County of Henrico
for the past five years. and also list of Lands which
have been heretofore sold and purchased by the
Commonwealth, can be at he front door of the
Courthouse of Henrico and at Lovnsteins and Swee-
neys. The attention of persons is called to these
lists, particularly those that have been bought by
the Commonwe alth
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, =
Sheriff Henrico.
N. B.-I will take pleasure in rendering any as.
sist0uce and giving information to owners.
su 1855 A. B. Fl.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
~ ed to furnish Board BY the day or week, on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel, on Wan
Eeet. my l6.ts J. HARDY
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BIJuCAT1oN.
MIGHT CLASS IN LATIN AND

~ lOHT CLASS IN LATIN AND
-. aATHEMAfICs "A aradust q Msstsv ef
AL, Of the Univsrsity Of Virginia, who has hsd
ess, for iustfustion 10 the above branches, betwssn
tnn nours OF and 10. p. II. = 2
the .1 s:r me, sso,d 70 young msn
dies 20 to resder their efforts 1t seifim
more easy and satisfactory and their proaress
.na sniS aud the sciences more agreeable, sure
For ,d surs.r iufOrnssion, inquire at his Office.
NJ ISS BETTY c. BOCKIUS will open
- School on the Let of October next, In room
ON Sen street between Grace and franklin.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the primary Glasses, per session. $50
:. "a )fe advanced Classes - .............. 40
french and Drawing at the usual prices.
1ugPnncsuons for admission may be made to Mrs.
on NJ N.Y. p street and woo,
bridge, Richmond; VIM. Plummer, ESQ Rev. Leon
ioes Smith, North Caroline an 7-dtlstOetA
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
a. nC on CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL SITS
the rst Monday October and close the last Thurs,
dey IN June. Pupils may be admitted st any time
sut y highly desirable for them to be present the
The cost Of grounds, buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and additional
reasonable desire. The course Of instruction il eI-
sennye and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
apparatus school dests. &c have been provided.
TERMS PER SESSION.
".u osnnS .SxlO
Tuition in Preparatory Northumberland. so
Col1egiate i" ,......,. 50
Ancient and Modern Languages, each.......... 20
ntuac on Piano Forte, Guitar Organ. 1910 to 30
a. Pamphlets containing further information NAV ~
be obtained of the President
an 6-dSm RFy MANLY In
THE Exercises of Miss,TAZEWELLS
= School will be resumed ON the first Monday In
October
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences will be
taught by al gentleman emnently qualified for the
work.
(Pdyabte semiannudly in ddpance.)
For Higher branches per session 10 mos $40
Primary " =. 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each............ 20
Drawing. 20
MuHc-FrofessorsF Fees jyS1-5m*
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The U. S. ship Constellation has sailed frol
Norfolk for the Ne dlteranean station
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A3 LADIES in want of CATERS
OF all colors, qualitie. and prices, 90 to
ALEX. HILLS, ~ Main st,
au ~ Richmond, Va.
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,on BY THOMAS w. KEEEsEE.
tomce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 90 Pearl stA

IOCK SALE OF CHINA. GLASS
AND EAkTHENWARE, AT AUCTION :
Cionns my present business, viii proceed 10 IN
eI aucIon, on MONDAY Morning next Aug Is.h
ss O'Clock. at my store No. 78 Main st rev .tn.t
OF Goods embracing large aud varied asso1tms man
BILE for this market a' soi'd-
. All persons that deal In the above goods win find
t 70 their interest to attend the SALE which will he
&C ntinued until the entire stock il sold " "
TERMs-All SUMS under $50 cssh; $50 and ovar
th at amount, months credit, for approved negotia
BILE paper. HIJGH 4 wa MN
Sale to be conducted by THOMAS W. KsrsEr
Auct. " q e.
CONTLN q ATION.-The above sale
will be continued on THURSDAY morning next.
The attention of dealer, Is invited
an Ia THOS. w KEESEE Auct
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An TIERCES AND III HHDS. ST.
~ GAR-CURED HAMS-For sale BY
au 10 JOHN FL CLAIBORNE
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MI GLASSES so bbls prime n. o. Mo-
Az lasses just arrived and for sale by
au Is VIM rAyIOp
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THERE once did live, not far from here

NJ uSTARD.-l00 boxes extra qaslity
- mustard Of various brandE In stsre and for
saiS W saS VM. TAYLOR,
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GERMAN DRUGS.-I have made ar
~ rsngeme nts with the importers to be supoiied
with al the German preparatiops. have now :
regular German custom, and invite heir ate otiou
to my stIe. g. p. SEMPLF
Apothecary and Chemist, Main, between
an 10 9ln and 10th sta
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TRUSTEE'S SAFE OF HOUSE AND

4 LOT AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of the pro
VISIONS OF deed OF trust to the undersigned Trus-
tees, for the benefit of the M onroe BUILDING Fund
Association, dated the 9Th day of August. 1854 and
OF record in the Husting, Court office of the CITY of
day OF August, 1855, on the premises at O'Clock p
Nth NJ the property conveyed in said deed. being
fronting 80 feet on said street and runpin bach
about lao feet, adjoining the property owned by D..
Wright on one side. and T. Eppes on the other
good kitchen and all other necessary outhouses.
The terms OF sale will be cash for the rum of one
tnausand seventy eight dollars and fifty cents with
SALE and all necessary expenses attending the exc.
cution OF said deed, and the residue on such terms
a. may be agreed on by the eraptors In said deed
FLEMING GRIFFIN
JOHN W. BURLINGTON. Trustees
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
II ARGE AND PEREMPT0pY s.r,

II OF DRY GOoDs.-Wia be sola 4 s.stie.. !.
my store on TUESDAY. Aus. 18th, 1t 10 o'slocs. 4
isrss snd fresh lot Of Dry Goods BY steamer dirset
ron New York consisting of CIot6s, Cassiners. Be-
Tsae De LANES, Chses Prints, Blsached and Rrcvn
Linen pspers Hosiery, Gloves, Brlisnfs.
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