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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
BOOTS e Stationery.
Books, Stationery Poper Hamgimgs,
ENGRAvINGS, AND FANCY GOODSys


ON ROBERTS STREET, SAINT PAUL.
HAvING recently returned from theEast Will W.
IL ry extensive and various stock Of Goods ..iectsd
with great and with special view to the
Of this MARKET has open and for sale every article
in his line of business and good many other hinss of
beauty taste and value besides to which nvites the
attention of the trade and the public generally
that he Il prepared to crafty all who may favor him
with their patronage.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
SUPERIOR.

St. Paul, May 20, 1854. .
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Soldiers Attend I

~ hbBOTT, SEC y
Charles Gill, ACtusry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-18
BY Payne & Mayo, AuctiOneers.
GALE OFREAL ESTATE ON 18TH 81

TONSTABLE,S SALE.-By virtue of am
~ order of the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mond made on the 9Th day of October, 1856 in the at
tachment of b. Catogui against Joseph Antoma
chi. and Winston Powers against the same, | SHALL
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of the present month,
commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
store recently occupied by said Antomachi on 18th
street, near the store of VIM. Ryan and Mayo's
Bridge proceed to sell the effects and property in said
attached, consisting of large of Con-
frctionary Segars, Toys, Bar and Fixtures Liquors
Pickles, &c. Also the unexpred term of the lease of
said house
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash for much rs may be ne
cessary pay and satisfy the of said Catogn
and the residue upon credit payable the 18th day
of January l856-the purchaser purchasers giving
note with approved endorser endorseIs for
the credit payments
oc l7-tds JAMES 7. TYLER, Ii. {. &. X.
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by Baker PIeasnnts & Go.
SAIE OF A DESIRART.

i LITTLE FARM, IN THE LOWER END OF
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed of trust executed by Cath
arine Eubank hearing date February 2lst, 1885, of
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Hen
rico, TO to A. Il. Carter certain of money
therein specified having been requested by said
efciary, shall proceed to sell the premises, at
public auction, for cash, on TUESDAY, 30th day of
October, present month"; if fair, if the next fair
day thereafter tract of land mentioned in said deed
of trust, situated about 10 miles below the city of
Richmond containing hundred acres be the same
more or less, together with the buildings, &c, upon
which the said Catherine Eubank now resides.
The title to the above Is believed to be good But
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
ranty. THOS. J, CARTER, Trustee.
Sale made by BAKER, PEASANTS L. Co., Auc-
toneers. oc 10
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BY Thomas W. Keesee.
tOfice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl Street,
HANDSONIE HlllISEHllI1R ANn X IT

| II CHEN FURNITURE, FOR SALE AT AIyC-
iloN-NH Ill be sold on THURSDAY morning next,
yet 18th commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence
p Miss b. Parke who is declining housekeeping at
the corner OF Marshall and Monroe SITS, all of her
Household and Kitchen Furniture, of the best Guali-
ty, consisting IN part of narbie-top Tables Sofas
large Flush Chair, Parlor Chairs, Carpets Wardrobes
| Bureaus, SldeboaIds, Marbe-top Washstands Bed
steads, Beds aud Mattresses. Dining Tables China
Glass and Earthenware Cooking Stove Kitchen item
Sis Card Tables, &c. TIlOS. w. KEESEE,
II aprt
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by Payne & Mayo, AuctiOmeers.
OFFICE BANK STREET)

sold at my residence on Grace street between Adams
ana Foushee on TUESDAY. the 18th inst. at 10
eiocA my Furniture, consisting part of the usual
variety, VIZ: Sofas Feather Beds Mattresses. Car
pes mars Bureaus Sideboards, Cottage Set Dining
ana other Tables, China and Glass Ware together
s many other articles suitable for family The
icuse Is large and convenient having IL rooms which
ls ,or rent and possession given immediately. Terms
$50 cash. los 9 W.J TIT IIoef
Also, for hire, for the balance of the wear, good
female COOK ''' - e"o"
tioneers - 1 ~ ~
Owing to sickness in my family, the above sale is
postponed to FRIDAY, 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock.
TOT I1lre the balance OF the year, Woman with
ana superior washer and ironer. 70 any one needing
she could serve wet nurse -s'
oc IL s WAJTtI.Tr
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BY G0ddin q Apperson.

100 ACRES OF MOST VALUARIE
lOC I'll NIB Err Z LAND. ON THE WHITE,
OAK SWAMP ROAD, MILES BELOW RICH
MoSD. FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-Wil be solh
at auction, on THURSDAY, the lath day OF October.
iSoo on the premises, commencing at 81 O'clock p NJ
100 acres OF most valuable pine timbered land Sit
nated on both sides of the White Oak swamp Roaa
tour miles below Richmond adjoining the lands 81.
j. b. Bragg, Patrick Jordan. and others The
iahd lays Well heavily covered with large pine of
exceent quality, and is believed to be the best wood
land within that distance Of Richmond.
IERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at G. Q and ~
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added satisfac
tony endorsed land title retained till last note is paid
BY request of Col. ThoLl's executors
&C III GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-18
BY Alexander NOtt,

HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FUHNI-
H TURE, DRY GOODS, &c.-Will be cold at
auction, THU RSDAY, Oct. 18th, at 10 o'clock,
general assortment of and second hand Furniture
embracing large and desirable assortment for house
keepers; also, several cases, Dry Goods, Clothing
Hats, Caps, Shoes Crockery and Glassware; ID Gold
aud Silver Watches; 20 600 Cigars, choice brands
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THIS Day.


BY DavcnDOrf Alien e. Go.
MWGEKIES. &C.. AT AUCTION...f)n
:. THURSDAY. 18th Oct, win sell, az 10 och,
oaf suction store. an assortment of Groceries viz.
hsn1ed Sugsrs-Small and Large Loaf. Stand
"A white and b. white
Java Coffee
Reesifsd whiskey
Tanners Oil
Soap. Candles Cbeess
Mackeref. Cod Fish
Green and Black Teas &c t..
TERMs-Under 100 casIi S 100 and c~.r 1n....t.
credit, for approved paper. '''A'n'
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TayIer & Williams.
MOST VAL z a Bile PRIvATE


BY Taylor d Williams.
a MOST VAL q ABLE PRIyA
~, DWELLING ON MAIN STREET AT AUc-
nIoN;Ion FRIDAY, 18th October, ara o'clock p.
M VIII De sold upon the premises. that handsome
ana valuable Brick Dwelling on the south side OF
De.ween 9th and 7th sts, opposite to the AR
nns,on Rouse and recently occupied by Mr. Thos
=. dudley The house is four stories high with a
ree story portico in the has 10 rooms furnished
IN .ne pest styis with marble nantes and supplied
Win wafer ana gas. The Kitchen has rooms and
basement Use with all the usual out houses
Inc lot fronts IS feet back $50 feet tn An alley
s PIE construction and fine finish as well ss
rs loca,ion IN one ofrhe most beautiful mart.
OF tne CITY renders this highly valuable residence
for professional or business man
TERMs-one-fourth CASH balance nj 4 q and 10
Trust deed. M seeaiea ny
&c IL TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
(,OMMISSlDNER'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHNOND ON
MAIN, BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS.--Bv
virtue OF decree of the 2lst day of March 1855 Of
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond in a sut
styled Griffin VS.. Clarke ct ais shall as the com
missioner therein named, offer for sale at public anc-
tion on THURSDAY, 25th October at a O'clock p
~ LOT OF GROUND. fronting 81 feet, more or
tess, on the south side of Main steet in said city,
pelWeen 18th and 18th sts, with the building there
on now occupied by Sarah Clarke
TERMS OF SALE.---l cash the balance nj G and -
9ihs Tor negotiable notes, with interest added and
Court. T. w D0SWPTT - ~ lne
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS. Aucts. Tocl2I
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Fare Reduced.
NJ lN'nl3,. 20. FALL GOOD -.

4 y! lN35.-NEW FALL GOOD s.
u Tii,,.tD'- " AkTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
u STnn'GI, AND MERCHANT TAI LOR -
Inc subsc nbef has just received his
u So, 80, OF Fail Goods, the largest and most
'~l /, .'.IeAt he has ever had and not to be sur
's g.e,!' consisting IN part of, viz:
IL - Lalnhrtines; TalnIas Shawls; &c.
a,,, '"'O"h, Dahla and Olive and Dress Frock
| ir.r % a.! shades and qualities
.Q.5,. french and American Cassineres OF
Shcy Cut Nelyets Pushes
VIII silks, Embroidered Cassimeres
inset Sllk and Nelvets, for party pun.
Ng1'-such de- Shirts, Collars, Drawers,
| HhT, SraNats, Suspendrrs, Gloyes Stocks
H sAd 80 1AlLoRs' DEPARTMENT
-sh Cloths aud CassiIueres. every
q Ca, t,aoe ehd color ''
'slse's Fancy snks
vagtv III SILKS plain and rich figured, for
v e's L. his ',iinss &c.
TtlsLae, a hlpioyment the beet of CUTTERS
Hilhed to be surpassed by none.
% Ia eo,,.. T.. b. SPENCE,
S,'a.on sil~ ioo dozen No. / Buckets, of
~ 'Arteted Ia day and for sale BY
lbtNfis;E,---.------ WIN. TAYLOR.
~; y. 'oeei,s5 ifsILEs.--A fall assoriment
' thu, lGais, sang separating, thick, thin
." C. GHNNEr,
i$ asin ST., Eagle square,
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-sE---3-. THE MUSIC sTOEE.-P

r--.S4akr.rI..a THE MUSIC sTOKE,-P.
1f-glsSI &sJ II. TAY LOR would remind his
Y his store il on n' Gov srTaais sfr .na'
WieTe G may be found PIANO FORTEs, MELODE
nHS, GOifhKS FlOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
lie IS sole agent IN this city fer the sale of the cele.
I.ated NJ Nunns Carks PIANOS which are not sur
tIs5eu pY any otner makers, and equaed but by few
Galiar ana siolln STRINGS, of The best quality
lie ma the iarsest stock of MUSIC to be found in
cations, which he will sell at the most reduced rices
ulL upon az good terms be had elsewhere.
- Iian :; tuned, repaired, and Teton hire
il - : - 49,
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER worries
..,., PETERSBURG, OCt.6, 1855
NJ UTiCE TO CONTRA i}TGES S..,Prono

sails Will be received at this Office until Thursday
November LIST, next, tor The following work viz
lSt Tie Construction OF 4 Dam Lieutenant Run To
contain (sayt 600 cubic yards Masonry TO be laid in
cement with also about $500 cubc yards of
and eHibanknlet also the srubbing and clearing of
tbs site ior reservoir (say four acres with any sdd
tonai work that may be required for sid reservoir
ID The construction OF the main Reservoir on the
Heights that VIII require about % 0t0 cubic yards of
smbankment to be piddled and lined with clay ia the
depth OF ten inches, both bottom and slopes lsay
l70o cubic yards and to be paved with the best hard
brick, requiring $4,000.
Plans and specifications of the above work may be
this office. ~
Also, one Stationary Engine and Pump. The work
required to be done to raise 800 900 gallons 1000 feet
horizontal aud ITO feet vertical in eight hours Pro-
posas VIII be received for both high and low pressure
Engines
Persons Offering for the above will describe the kind
Of Engine and Pump they propose to build
~ Proposals will be received for the following adj
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&C IL GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auctrs.
DKIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

L The subscriber, intending to sell that desirable
house Grace street between 9Th and 9th street adj
JOIN Mrs. James Gray's residence and lately occu-
pied by Dr. r. g. Cabell will offer it privately until
the I'd day of October next and if not sold will then
be offered Mt public SALE at O'Clock in the afternoon
The house is and built of the best materials
without any ornament but is susceptible of sucb
fancy work to make it very fine house II large
enough tor family of almost any size, havius plenty
of lodging rooms, all with fire places and ga fber.,
also very extensive accommodations f.. SCI
There is alley each side of the lot and arrange
ments will probably be made by the day OF sale 10
open one IN the rear, l6 feet wide The location
one of the best in the city. Terms liberal.
DC l6-t22O. HANCOCK LEE
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPEAsoN lAucts
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MILLINERY. &c.

IT., OPENING OF FALL NILLINE-
$5RY, AT NO. 2p4 BROAD AND NJ Z. COR
NER or BROAD AND sTH STREETS
81 MRS. .WlGAND, having just returned from
New York, has now open large and hand
and Velvet Bonnets, dark fancy Sfraws. Also on
hand, Straw Trimmings, fine Paris Feathers and Flow
ers splendid Head Dresses. Dress Caps and variety
OF Ribbons Also grent variety of EMBROl-
DERfES, with large LOT of HOSIERY and di ferent
sorts of Fancy Goodsa Of which will be sold at the
lowest New York prices The Ladies of the city and
country are respectfully requested call and examine
the stock. Bonnets, Caps and Head Dresses made to
order,
Country Merchants nl;a1r han, TINT
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by Larus ~ shine.
IlOIIAE AND LO.IX For SALE AT

L AUCTiON.-Nill be sold at public auction, On
THU RSDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at O'Clock
2. NJ. that frame Dwelling in Rocketts, occupied
by Mr. John K. Blankensliip a Grocery Store and
ling, fronting Main and Elm streets 80 feet aud
running lack ll0 feet also, vacant lot fronting
Poplar and Elm 80 feet, and running back no feet
The house s the best stand in Rockets for the Gro
Gerry and Ship Chandling business, having welifnr
nshed up stairs also attached to which is an
inexhausibo spring of good water, from which all
the trading vessels supplied and nearly all Rock
etts. Sale positive. g.
TERMS-One-fourth cash. ne-fourt h f. 8 and IL mos,
interest added, for approved negotiable paper.
oc II LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
MIGHT SALE, October LIST, IS5J.-'TG-
L NIGHT, commencing at o'clock, we will SELL at
our store No. IA Main street. large assortment of
StaIse and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every
tice i'll the fancy line, aud suitable for the city and
country trades.
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng,
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors aud CYL
inders.
ALSO--A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns Pistols, &C., &c. No..
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great bargains may be expected Goods
oc 9-ts LARUs 4 SHINE, Aucts
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DARGAINs EXTRAORDINARY ITO be

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY ITO be
Id had at GOLDSMIT'S Cheap Store.-An wool
Red Flannels at 20 cents can't be bought at less than
10 cts worth 81 Cassnets at 37t ets can't be
bought less than 80 cents; Striped and Plaid Mousn,
l6 Calicoes at and 10 cts worth l2l cts; Black
Alpacas 81 SIT 30 and 10 cts worth at least . per
cent more Plaid Silks at rs cts, worth 81; Blankets
Lindseys, Shawls Cottons and other heavy goods to
be sold at much less price than can be bought III tins
CITY, as determined to close out those goods that
Is not Ia line of business. The greatest bargains
can be had by calling at
GoLDSMITS Trimming and Fancy Store,
DC Is Broad
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OFFICE VA q TENN RAILROAD Co.
LYScHBURG, Sept 18th, 1855. :
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING of
i the Stockholders of the VIRGINIA AND TEN
NESSEE RAILROAD COMPANY, will be held at
the Office Of the Company, III this CITY, Oh WE'D
NESDAY, the 3lst OF October next.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
WIN II. HUGHES, Sec'y
PORN or PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents: That we, the sub
scrbers, being stockholders in the Virginia aud Ten.
nessee Railroad Company do hereby constitute and
appoint - our true and lawful attorney and proxy,
to represent each of US in all general meetings OF the
stock holders of said company, when We are not per
sonally present, with full power and authority, at
such general meetings. to give such vote or votes and
do such other act each Of could give or
do if we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this - day OF -,
1876.
Witness fsgAL.I
tsEAL.l
IsEAL.l
Proxies 10 represent stock in their general meet
inss, shall only he valid TOT the space Of two years
from the dsts thereof yes
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LNNIILISf TAFISTK ('AKFETS-EnK
H lish TaIistry Brussels Carpets, at >
English TAPESTRY Velvet Carpets, very rich
Sap. Ingram and 3-ply do, i'll variety
Rag Carpets, very heavy and good
Printed Druggets, III C-i, 3d. 10-i and 1914 wide
Printed Crumb Cloths great variety
Mosaic, Velvet and Tufted Rugs
Oil Cloth Rugs and Floor Oil Cloths
Door and Parlor Mats
We would invite the attention of all in want of the
above, at prices less than usual, for cash only.
CHRISTIAN i LATHROP,
Ma ST
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BY G0ddin & Apperson.
HOUSE AND LOT AT THE COR,

HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER
IL OF BLOODY RUN AND ELM STREETSl
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MON
pay, the 18th of October, 1855, at IL O'Clock p M
the House and Lot at the corner of Bloody Run and
Eln streets lRockets) lately occupied by the late
MIS- Susan Block. The Lot fronts about 100 feet on
Elm street and about 122 feet Bloody Run street
order. 50 J soou
for negotiable notes interest added secured bv
deed or title retained
BY request Of Mrs. Susan Reed Ex,x of Susan
Block deed.
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With the necessary stops, branches, &c, &c. Also,
100 Fire Hydrants with cases, &C. Plan of distrbu
ton be at this office, where information
required will be given
BY order of the Committee.
JotN
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oc i? JOHN SAMUEL I COMMITS.
EIGST XALIAKLE lWEIIING a n

NVHtIynV , AI.t7 :ln DE ~, DWELLINls o
VIII he sold, on W WEDNESDAY afternoon 9th Oc-
ober, 1855, on the premises commencing at o'clock
that most valuable residence Mayo street. now in
the occupancy OF Mr.. Jno. P. Talley. The house is
remarkably well built-has rooms, besides Ian &c
kitchen and other accommodations for servants and
Is Vhai one OF the most desirable residences in that
nei shborhooi.
TERMs-Onc-tou1th cash; balance at g. 6 and 0
mouths, for eotiable notes. interest added secured
by L trust deed.
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SILKS, SILKS, SALENTIAS A ID
- POPLINS.-We invite the attention of the La
dies TO our stock of Plaid and Striped Vale ntas Plaid
and Striped Poplins, and Mernos, Plain Black Silks
very superior quality Black MORE Antiques, Black
Repts and Mourning Silks Plaid Striped and Shaded
do. Ombre Shaded and Striped Moire Antiques
Plain DO do.
ALso-A large stock Wrappings, in Cloaks,
Shawls and Scarfs W.P. Perkins, co,
DC Ii No. l4l Eagle Square
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WINTER FASHIONS,

4GX NJ RS G.. g. ALLEN, T7HN
90 IMAM ST.. EAGLE souARE(
" III open at her Sales Rooms over Gennet & James
ewelry Store, Eagle Square, on THURSDAY next,
ne 18th inst her WINTER STYLES of LADIES
DRESS HATS. &c oc I7-st*
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BY Richard Cnufhoru.

Hn GOODS. CLOTHIN G &c..-Du
s, "EDNESDAf- 18th instant, at 10 o'clock at my
e., WIN sell at auction desirable lot of Dry
"oo o Is Clothing Linen Bosom Shirts &c
III r. CAUTHORN.
mn ne above sale is postponed to FRIDAY MORN.
iNd, 18th inst, at leI O'Clock.
r. CAUTHORN.
NJ III = S.--On SATURDAY.
-osh nst at 10 o'clock, at the large lot nearly in
e@ ~ OF my store, will sell three likely Young horses
NARRlAGE AND HARNESS-AIso a secanS
"a -" q, carriage and harness. in good order.
w 10 R. CAIrTHORN
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Il every description on Man and Beast. One tea.
spoonful equal ounce of any preparatian known
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Felons, Scalds and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chiblains, Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter, Stings of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, lnilamed Breasts, Gandusr Tumors, sore
Back, Swelled Legs aud Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure to
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, it leaves no scar
Pnce 50 aud 25 cents u bottle.
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&C II GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
COMMISSIONERS Sal Z liz 81 4HE.

- As Commissioners appointed by decree of
Rlt almond Hastings Court pronounced on the 18th Of
October 1852 III the case of Wingeld gainst Wing
ted, ac, we shall proceed to sell at public auction
th. 9TH day OF October, 1855 at the hour of O'clock
T. ~. four valuable Slaves, consisting of two woneu
and TWO Children The children are from to II
years of age. Terms cash
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THE SYNOD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the Presbyteres of Winchester, District OF Colum
ba, and Hanover, Will its sessions in this
United Presbyterian Church. corner of Frankn and
9Th streets Opening Sermon by the last Moderator
Rev Patterson Fletcher.
Synod will continue its sessions during the week
which will be open to the public
Preaching may be expected daily at II A. NJ, and
quarter to p. NJ.
ESr- Seats free to all.
Members of Synod and other friends from abroad,
who have not been provided with convenient accom-
mediation by previous arrangements, requested to
report themselves their arrival to the committee
of reception, at the Lecture Rooms. adjoining the
Church. oc l3-7t CHAS II. READ
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ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
i MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

ITO THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
i MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
For SALE AT
PRICE l. CARDOZO'S
Book AND STATIONERY STORE,
LECTURES del,ve ed before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, in Exeter Hail. London. First aud
Second Series, price 5 | 90 each.
Contents LIST Series Lectures, 1864:
|. On Reading Sir James Stephen
2. On Habit, i Cough, Esq
s. On Romanisn, Rev X Bickerstith
4. The Haldanes Rev VIM Landels
.. Signs of the Times, DR. Cumming
6. Christian Education. Rev Close
Z. On the Prophet of Horeb, Rev VIM Punchen
8. Cicero Rev c J Vaughn
8. Authorship Rev + Binney
10. Modern London, Rev A Stanley
IL. The Two Records, Hugh Miller
p The Jews, Rev Ii McNeile
Is. Maurice's Theological Essays, DR. Candish
Conteats Of End Series 1855:
!. Origin of Civilization, by the Archbishop OF Dub
lin
2 Labor, Rest and Recreation Rev Jno Cumming
8 Popular Fa1acies Rev VIM Landels
{. Glory of the Old Testament, Rev II Stencil
5. Philosophy of the Atonement, Rev I Archer
6. Man and his Masters, Cough
2. Study OF Holy Scripture, Rev H Afford
8. Constantinople and Greek Christianity Rev X
Burgess
9. Agents in Revival of Last Century, Rev ii
TO- Gods Heroes and the Worlds Heroes Rev J II
Quincy
H. Dignity of Labor. Rev Newman Hail
IL Ragged Schools, Rev Thos Guthrie
~ Oppostion to Great Inventions and discoveries,
Rev Sam Martin oc LIT
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Godstin & Appcrron.

BY GOddin & Aupcrson.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING. ny
BROAD AND END STREETS. FOX SAFE Ar
a. ooffIoN-Will be sold, on THURSDAY. the 25tb
Al oi october. 1855, on the premises commeurinr AZ
NJ clock NJ. the large brick dwelling at the COR
NJ Sfnsd and "a streeta now in the occupancy of
ieet to 10 foot alley. The dwelling il three s,oris
small and has rooms W 18th fire places besides two
and ,hs NTH cash. one-fifth at four months.
d the remaining three-ffths at two years. the credit
deed G0DnIg Z; s1 pnlsn a gy trust
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