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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-01-18

"ANTED--A Situation as Teacher Of
wv English, Mathematics, and Latin; also, the
rudiments of Greek, if desired. All Of which will
be taught in the most approved manner.
The applicant is an experienced teacher, of
good address, and will furnish the best references,
both in regard to character and ability.
None but liberal salary need be offered.
For particulars, address
SETH FRINK,
Dec S-lf Pittsfeld, Massachusetts.
FINDER GARMENTS FOR THE SEA-
~ son.-The largest and best assortment Of all
WALL & STEVENS,
800, Penn. avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
Jan5 (Newsl
EOR RENT. OR sALE-The Modern
Il Four-story BRICK HOUSE on Thirteensh
street, near E, east side. The house 10 IN good
repeatedly cellars; and TO . good tenant the reat
VIII be low. Possessioa given November lst.
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
Oct ST Auctoneer.
THIS ID to give notice that the following
i original Virginia Military Revolutionary Land
Warrants, viz:
No. 662 for 100 acres issued in the name of Daniel
Thomas;
No. 533 for 100 acres, issued in the name OF Thos.
Cole;
No. 277s for 100 acres issued in the name of Dun.
No. GAS for 100 acres, issued in the name of Thos.
Edwards,
have been accidentally lost or DESTROYED, and
hereby notify all parties that shall make applica-
lion 10 the Land Office for the issue of scrip on
duplicates of said warrants, under the provisions
A. NICOL,
Attorney for the Claimant.
Jan 10--3m1aw
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Az AMERICAN HOTEL IN PARIs.-A new
hotel, to be conducted on the American plan,
is being built in Paris, which surpasses any
thing in this country, or in Europe. 1t is 456
feet in length, and 156 in depth, covering 3d.
700 square feet. The St. Nicholas, Of this
city, covers about 1920 square feet. The
galleries Of the Paris hotel are composed of 81
arcades, and are faced with shops, occupying
about 1000 feet Of the ground place, with
second story TO the same extent and an en-
tressol or little story between the shop and
second story. The upper stories are occupied
by the hotel, and have 436 windows. Three
iron balconies each extend 1900 feet round
the ediiice. The principal entrance of the
hotel occupies four arcades, two of them for
coaches these lead 70 the central court, 80
feet long and so broad. The principal interior
gallery is 1872 feet long by about 20 broad.
The eating hall is 1872 feet long aud So broad
and will hold $50 persons. There are large
private suites of apartments with private en-.
frances. Six hundred persons can be accom-.
modated The fifth story contains 160 cham
bers for the servants. The hour OF the day
will be sounded electrically by all the clocks;
and Geographic communications are adopted
for economy's sake. This mammoth estab-
Iishfnent is being erected for ID. ID. Howard,
formerly OF the Irving House. Mr.. Sanderson,
recently Of the Brevort, will have the principal
management Of tn Y. Mirror.
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~ ERERAL Notions Of Chemistry, by J..
VI P.louze and E. Frenzy, translated from the
French by Edmund c. Evans, M. ID.
Pebbles from the Lake Shore, or Miscellaneous
Poems, by Charles Leland Porter, A. M.
Brushwood picked up on the Continent, or
Last Summers Trip to the Old World, by OrviIle
Horwitz. r. FARNHAM.
Dec ~
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ATER YEARS, by the Author Of " the
IL the Old House by the RIVER
Mr. Rutherford's Children, second volume
Pebbles rom the Lake Shore, or Miscellaneous
Poems, by Charles Leland Potter, A. M.
General Notions Of Chemistry, translated from
the French, by Edmund c. Evans, M. ID.
The Land Of the Saracens, by Bayard Taylor.
Brushwood picked up on the Continent; or
Last Summers Trip to the Old World, by orville
Horwitz.
Discovery Of the Sources OF the Mississippi
River, by Henry r. Schoolcraft.
Dana's Minrealogy, 4th edition.
The above are selected from a large arrival Of
new books at TAYLOR 81 MAURYS
Deco Bookstore. near 9th st.
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NHE YOUTH OF MADAME DE LON
IL gueville, or new Revelations OF Cour, and
Convent in the seventeenth century, from The
French Of Victor Cousin, by r. w Ricord.
Faggots for the Preside, or Facts and Fancy.
by Peter Farley.
Just received and for sale by
Nov IL r. FARNHAM
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BUREAU OF TRANSLATION
From the French, Spanish Italian, and German
Languages, and for Typographical and other
Drawings.
No. 1864, 7th Street, wsss ,g,on City, ID. C
Nov 1S--ff
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And the House adjourned.
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LDTERMSEMENTS RENEWED EVMRY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 JBERT q. NICoLAY, 40 irIoNEER -PEREMProRY
IA sale Of One wines rsndies cordiSls tess, traits
&s--ALHERT II. NIC0LAY ~in sell, this dsy FridsS
Jnns g. ct IL O'Clock, at bis sss No. III Broad
street splenaad lot of vines, brAndes osrdtA Rs,
cad consisting in pArt Of ootavss Lontoa Dock
brady, ls46, Gin boEd) DUTY psid unpaid fifteen
hhas pure Ccgnae, 1884, n boud) 100 Sc Juilisa
cAret Hae article Dor isaux; 90 Hsut Saaterne
100 CASES BamAc, ia oopd 10 cases SchisdAm Shnpps
50 cases Heck wine, ane article Casks Rnae wias;
pipes ds Ne casks cl.ret zine IN. above ars all
In bod and viii be delivered from the United states
bondsd warehouse. Twenty Ave de nijohns pss 0tArd
braAdy, (DuPuy Co j 81 dozen superior old pale bran
ay, bsttsd thrteea years expressly for the Irving
e 20 dozen superior old port wine twelve years In
glass ana seven years in use &C the above house, ba
kets champagne royal graps and psriAl-quArs and
pints The whole to be positively sold to closs
count The above hqucrs wil be sold in lots to suit
purchasers. Families a,out laying Ia stock are re-
epsetfaiy invited to attend ths sale it offers unusual
frduceuents. 80 II
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r AIDES ATTENTION-M. D'CAMERON (WHO WAS
for six years patronized BY the late royal family Of
Frspce) will forward 10 any address, for the OF one
dclsr enclosed IN prepaid letter receps and nstrac
tons which will enaele you TO mske with ease, and ~
an immense saving to yourselves, the following vaius.
ble and tndispe nsabs toilet Eau de b.
quette, for ths hanokerchefs and gloves his La Belle
White for Identifying ana improving the complexioa
his DeDtr6e, for csADing the teeth and sweetening
the breath; his unrvslled Capstheron for restoring
the hair and preventing Badness his Improved
Of Tyre, which will instantly dye red or gray hair
beautu black his invaluable Cessna bonata for remove
ing frsckes and pinples from the skin Also his Pou.
dxs Subtle, Pomade, and Bloom Of Roses. THESE art
cles Of unfailing ecacy and may DO relied with
entire confidence. N d'Csmeron will guarantee the
highest satisfaction they will enable the purchaser
tomate for from o. to Ice prspsratsons which would
cost from d. to Ice. In the shops Address Maurice
dCamefon, Post Office New York. .N
8# 4 JUNE %, 1856.
NJ. d'Cameron-Dear Sir-As the note enclosing my
dollar fell from my fingers into the letter box, feeling
Of distrust t. oh possession OF afraid should
be sadly humbusged. But having obtained your
cepts and having tried the tooth preparations twice.
must acknowledge that am agrceably surprised
Though simple and easily made they better than
any thing used. and should suppose from the
great with which your directions given chat
the other preparations must be equally good an 40
well satisfied, that give you permission to publish
this a. o testimonial, with my name and address.
MARY MLDOILAR,
No. 4 Columbia street, Brooklyn.
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4 LRfRr B. NIooIAY, AUouoNEER roRY

n Lnnhi n NiCoiAA1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sr
IA sxeoutor's sale Of ancient oil paintings. ALBERT
Il. NCOLAY will sell, on Saturday, June aOth, 1t IL
coseck the sslesroo Ma IL Broad street the
portion Of ancient psnsipgs belonging to the socos
q the late T. A. Cummns Esq, including many Ans old
specimens fks0 the schools Poussin Bam5srgsr Tea
iess, Van Ok, Bemel, Carlo MAxratu ZuosrlH, Ven
GaHi fAsered, Wenrisx, MHiIo, Domfniohino, Luocs,
Goudsss sad other mastsrs Of celebrity mssy Of which
are gems, and worthy tina attention Of the
whoie 70 b positively crse the ests8- Also, .
hIs collection of moasrn pain ngs and esgravogs,
ready for exaninAtion Catalogues TO b hal ct the
Aalenwuown.
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A LssRr B. NICoLAY, AuouoNEER -PsEREMpro

A LBERT b. NICOLAY, AUCuoNEER.
ALBERT Il NIC0LAY vail seu Saturday, Jane 30th,
1t lok o'clock, his sAlesrooms No IL Broad street.
hsusshed furniture consisting IN part Of rosewood aud
mahogany suites, In orocatel ami halrcloh elegant
rssswssd octave planoforte, made by the cee,
Cicksning; gt frame pier glass ~ By 5s, cost $3.50
drst quality French plate rosewood Voitsirs chair
richly embroidered; mahogany SOFAS do chairs il
hair cloth bureaus washsands centre and side tables
psr3er and Office chairs, velvet and Brussels tapestry
carpets, black walnut and mahogany Office desks silver
plated ware, clocks, refrigeratsrs &c Also lot q
utsnaa with which the ssls will commence. The whole
20 BE- sssayey sold to pay advances and to msAs room
fer ether sales. HE "4 ht9 #ta
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ToHN FIsaeLArr, AUcrosEAR es MILAN
s...: u. ssss.4g clear ' s. oe.as 0ss
oouater collar fraue house. built for the owner; ALSO
vacant lot next 10 the Grabsm Hcuss; s lots Of land
ever 200 Net square, good gsrdsa Sc Also number
OF lets - Flask road, the toll gate ALSO las
three story bsics house In west Thirty th street New
York, with all the modern improvements II not sold
q private sale before tns fret Of august will be sold ut
the herchants Exchange, without reserve. For par.
william street. n. B-Real estate bought and sol i;
$4,000 to loan real estate &c 1000 TO loan on
personal property. diamonos, jswelry, &c.
r L. vANDEwATER, AUcuoNEER THIS DAY
e. Friday, June 20, at 1o1 O'Clock, at the safes,
moved for convenience OF saie-Parlor furniture cen.
sAtDg OF rich rosewood and walnut suits covered IN
piu.h and satin S,ocateIi ,so.s~ood and naaogsny
eseferes with marble tops; Brussels tapestry and
grain csIpets; black walnut mahossny and rosewood
secretary bookcases; mahogany sad black wsaut mar.
tables French china dinner and teasets e.; Also ct u
O'CLOCK assortment Of choice wines and lquors prime
quarter sna eighth boxs: ssssrs also an .s.ort%sas 81
fancy and plain marble manteis, some very superior
pistols, double and single barrel guns &c. go
r NoRIARrY, AUcuoNEER WILL SELL raIs
q . day, ct IL O'Clock. at III avenue B. between Sc
cry store, moe Assortment also engravings oil paint
pes, two dne soda water fountains beer pumps,
Ssnsy sn Soss ana @ sam' a.o the
ture, nice assortment. The sale will be positive
MORTGAGE SALE.-J0HN ". SOMERINDYKE,
wi Auctioneer will sell on Saturday, June 80, at 10
O'Clock ut Of Centre ANA White stree four Ad
sms printing three hoes cylinder prssses, aud
one hydraulic press, &c. ItE -l4 IW
CHAS. +. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage.
M ORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN W. sOMERINDYLE, AUG.
Il tioDeer will sell, Monday, July 2, at 10 clock
a Il Crosby street household and saloon Furniture
Particulars hereafter.
JOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, Atty for Mortgage.
NOnCE.-wM. B. JONES, AUCrIONEER, ONE OF
IN the copstabes of the Marine Court Of the city OF
New York ctfuy informs his friends and the pub
Lie that he will attend to foreclospg mortgages serving
Of SUMMONS, and all other legal business The above
named Ii in way connected with " g. jones' of the
came court Office, Marine Court.
WIN. B. JONES, Constable and County officer.
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-LyUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCriONEER.--BY FRANK
III LIN d NICHOLS This day, (Frday) at i0H
O'Clock at 70 Nassau street, between fulton and Joan
immense stock Of cabinet aud household furnture
comprising magnificent suits of carved rosewood
paEI0r furniture, and the following articles, In great
variety, vizCentre pier snd fancy tables warirobes
boo<casss bureaus Stands, bedsteads extension
dining tables oil paintings mirrors sofss tese
easy, rocking, paricr and onirg room chairs; with .
large OF other articles, too numerous to
menton; also large invoice of siyerplatsd Sale
peremptory and without reserve, to pay advances.
Every facility for packing, shipping and storage Osta
iooues ready
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arz.L1AHDs-

nIIIIARD TABLES we OFFER FOR SALE A FINE
ID stccs with late improved cushions OF superior
e,ss cty balls cass cloths pocsets AID cue tips for
sale at the lowest each prices.
GRIFFITH & DEJR ER, 20 Anu street.
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DUsSELL W. wESTCOrr, AUCuONEER
III 6cept and costly household furnitare elegant
wood pianoforte, gas chandelier, velvet carpets, SO
ct the residence No. 1872 West Twsnty first street.
Seventh avenue.-R. w. Westcotr will sell the entire
costly furniture OF the above first class house. this
day. Friday juno 20 at l0H o'clock, all of which Of this
best description, and L. 10 be peremptorly ssld
Iogues Of which be obtained the morning OF SALE
when the whole can be examined. Parlors-Eegant
sewood octave panoforte cost $780, with satin
covered STOOL English velvet carpes txo magnificent
chspdsers elegant pier and oval mirrors cost $500
EACH ststuary marble top centre tables, solid
wood psrior suit in French brocade two soar two
chairs and four paror chairs with slip covers suit
solid rosewood In three column tapestry, with slip
covers; superb rosewood etegere, EHzabsthan style
wood fnecue, with satin wood Innings; Gothic
reception chairs, embroidered In tapestry brocsde and
lace curtains costly and elegant mantel vases painted
In France Eizabethian clock, 6c with choice and
attention. Dining furniture Elegant oak extern
sion table, oak marble top sideboard, oak dining
chairs variety of rich silver Partisan china, crys
tai cut glars ware balance handle cutlery Aubusson
pets, &c Chamber furni.ure-Superb carved rosewood
bedsreads CO. mahogany, with pine curled hair matres
fes and paiares, elegant rosewood and mahogany
ble top buresus, full marble top wsshstands, carved
rosewood and mahogany tete totes SOFAS chairs
rosewood amour de gace rosewood and imported spring
seat chara Wilton carpets, secretary bookcase china
and porcelain toll It sets oval and square mirrors,
superior sofa bedstead French ensrsvings gold brod
cred shades, &c with large variety Of basement and
Kitchen furniture iron ware refrigerator tubs Croton
hose Epsish olcoth, stair carpets, ball stands, &c
The sle VIII be positive without regard to weather. and
deposit required of every purchaser
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A UGnON NOTTCE.-THE PUBLIC ARE NOT AWARE
"a Of the great benefits they nay have by attending
this morning at l0oclock at my auction establishment
u Nassau street. can safely ray goods Of almost all
kinds included: refer other advertisements In
this paper; goods partly described.
TUNIS AORRELL, Auctioneer.
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MATRIMONIAL.

HEATRTMONIAL-A soUTHERyER, THIRTY THREE
NI years Of age being heartily tired OF single bless
sdDess, vishss 70 open correspondense with lady
from is 10 70 years OF age Any lady OF domes 10
habits spd respec,sbis standing may this sdvsr.
tserepL Tie gv1ti. n.n IL uhly eouostsd. Eoi.aAs
no object Address vkRlTAS, Herald e1les.
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TNRE WORKS, LIQUORS FIRE CRACKERS, BRUSHES,
E drugs this day, atloK O'Clock, 81 Dey street, cor
nsr Greenwich, teas, coffee, rasins, figs, currsnts,
champagne, caret, eegars, taDacoo, indigo starch,
hsms codfsh soap knives pistols scissors, fies scales,
clocks COSTS pants vests, vest patterns, cassmeres
W, H. CARTER, Auetionser.
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THUGENE B. FRANKLIN, ACCTI0NEER-BY FRANK
~ hin & Nichos.-Mortgage sale of two horses, one
bght buggy and set Of plated harness, this
day. Friosy IL O'Clock in front Of store, 20 Mas
street.
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nUECAN & SHACKELTON, II NASSAU STREET,
IL corner of john second story, back room have for
sas exchange 10000 in Wisconsin, 70 600 acres
in Illinois, eco acres in Indans 900 acres in Texas
ipgton Railroad and Little Beaver Canal with strata
Of twelve feet Of Camel coal and two lars Of iron
and another strata of bumpous COAL ii contains about
900 tons TO the thirteen with water front
at Harlem and farms in every state in the Union
Ing IN price 500 TO $40 oo somerst class houses
larry call the attentn OF the puoc to first sale Of
real estate in the Mercb ants Exchange and judge
competency. We solict portion If your salss and
wiueneeavsr to give satisf,cJIou.
DUNCAN 4 SHACKELTON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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A UCTI0N NoTTCE-BY EDWARD SCHENCK-ON
IA Frcay june 20, 1t l0h o'clock ut 10 Wall street.
closing sas Of fine old wines brandies, &C. belonging
% sa importer closing his business, viz old seven Star
Harmony snd p. Dsmsqc sherrtes, Gov Hopktns' snd
ssutA aide Msdeirss porte, &C., otsrd Dupuy Hennes-
sy harsn and Pinch BRANDY. in demijohns and cases.
1906, ccenac do. Sale pcstIvs. Z, -
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A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS CoMPAHY-RACToBY,
"A Williamsburg LONG Island-Aro propseed 10 en-
scute orders for rough plate glass suitable tor oors sky
hte vault and deck IL hts Promnt attention viii
ali orders left at their ooe 42 Broadway or with kher
agent, j. n PLATT. ~ Murray street. $50 =.
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MO WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO HAS FINE
those who have lost their teeth and intend to remedy
the sy BY an ar ass4sl set Mill save my per ;s:t y
tai work proves to be good, better than the best and
in price cheap cheaper than the cheapest 435 Broad
way, corner OF Howard street. 50, F
DUNcH BOwLs-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ON
Il hand large assortment OF the above artisles of
various and qualities holding from to Ave gal
Ions each. Prices ranging from - to $50 each Also,
beautiful assortment of Parsu pcr :elan statuettes
FL. 81. MAYER, 81 Pearl street.
C,TRAWBFRBIES, CHERRIES, OR ANY OTHER FRUIT
- vegetables may be eectualy preserves in fresh
state for years. the Of Sprats patent self seating
cans They easily opened closed BY haad with pa
tent attachment and guaranteed always to
sysr fully the purpose represented N B-Ths genuine
patent" This much 10 mentoned to prevent imposition
upon the public BY any spurious worthless article in
vosT, s2l Pearl street. Agents wanted. ~ see n
THIS SONG, WITH GLOWING AFFECTION TO THE
Louis. a'f sa.
THE IRISH OLD ABBEY.
The blood rag still DER Kcreas gray cd abbey
The knife snsht still rules in my forefsthers homs
The vulfure still Graves DER the grandson Of Paddy,
That sleeps meath the ruin o. that ivy asles dome.
And yet DER the East fer fingers the morning star,
While wait impatient to welcome the day,
To win back for Mary the old house and dairy. ss
The home Of brave parent-her forefatbers' lea
And still as il swings DER the blood OF O'Lssry,
The wbaler Of roy al thief, tyrsnt and foe;
His soul ever sings DER the spres OF the brave fres
The laurel OF loyalty ~ cleave Is they 90.
Oh, oh while this tears me my spirit ne'sr weary
Home rovinsly stole with my hearts will TO stray
Az care free stroll'd nigh the Abbey Klcrea ets
There sleeps meath the towers old ivy crowned lowers
Its glorious souled founder the old monk serene,
While stl blooms the flower o hts sunay hearts bower
unfadipR bed under the heath ever green,
Yet though they noulder there shoulder to shoulder
Desr 80 $500 .sf fl
The virtues Of yore here cherished within,
AZ deep tbswiDg story blooms honest laws glory),
blossom the core OF all true Irishmen. ~
till true night wsned the nswsboy doth Sheen on
o. tn morning star brghtens and must array, .s8 Il
Ere the sun fhs meridian III belt the old green on,
And HE thereto fight la the hot hsshing rag 40
OF Gree fs ming fever, the red foe to sever,
And trample the tore o. the last tyrsnt's moan.
Tren back TO the dairy, III take my loved Mary, -
Retreat Of the brave bone, her forefsthers home. IS
Williamsburg, st. Johns Day, 1855. WALSH
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A UCrIoE NOTICE. B0GART, AUCrIoNEER.-
auetie1 roons No. North William, frankfort street,
BY virtue Of execution, email lot Of household
nux dosr locks about 200 brass keys and knobs &c
MICHAEL DOODY, Constable.
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= A UCTIOE NOrICE.-THoS BELL AUCUONEER-
IA By BELL BUSa this day, at 10Y O'Clock, in
our salesroons II North William street, already
nouAceA We VIII positively close the balance OF private
etock of superior wines and liquors. eli imported and
pure from the London oocks, &c. comprising port Ma.
ssira, sherry and cIaret vines Jsmaca ram Holland
csssary give high sounding tties a. this stock has
been already testo ano approved. The wines, &c.,
principally il cemjohas, from to Eve gallons each.
Bold BY order of the agent OF gentleman in Eu.
rope. Ako 100 boxes Havana segsrs. Saturday, sale
Of furntars, dry goods ns clothing gents furnishing
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nANC1NG ACADEMIE5-GkAND DANCING sol
H. rees.--M'ne. CAROLINE vEZiEN5 respectful,
her friends and pupils that grand dancing so,
viii take place Saturday evseiog June So from
to III o'clock, 1T her dancing academy "a Howard st.
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U1ILIIAM IRVING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w sale OF quilts, blankets, sc WILLIAM IRVING
O'Clock at the sales looms No Pine street, receivers
SALE TO the trade hotel keepers and Others about 400
bed quilts, counterpapes, contortabes, &c 100 pair
Emo all wool blankets work boxes writing decks dress
ing cases, &c, Of rosewood and mahogany 800 mems
and boys hats to be sold in lots to suit the trade
and otbers. without reserve. Also, q number of fine
rifles, fowlng pieces, pistols, nc.
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T,RUssrs, SHOULDER BRACES, &o.--A cowfhRTe
assortment Of Of every kind shordsr brsses
she proved styles ported elastin sockinx sdicS
beits the most approved patterns and tnstru
The relief and Of decvmss Of every kna
sorstaptiy hApd and msde 20 order, b. De- CLOWN
~ 'hc surseon Bandsse Institute. Ne Ann strsA sRt
the Americar Mugeuw
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A UCTION NOTICE OUT SALE CROCKE
IA ~, glassware, rich china vases, fancy tea aad
dinner ssts, at 3g Eighth, on Monday, July q Ut 10
O'CLOCK Store to let. and fixtures for sale M
VIM. SHIRLY. Al iou0sr.