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Sop q GEORGE Professor of .Mu.

" most respectfully anucunceSto the citizens
~ :rbr,ond thai he is prepared TO make engage
81 '. NJ With With parent. OF pupil, for lnstgction N Music
5,bs PIANO FORTE. GUITAR aud SINGING.
s,exoR GEORGE purspes the soltegsi system OF
.i,S,i,r, deemed the cnlv perfect mode, and uses
W. W. Isf,uctiou Books of Lablsnche T. Cooke, Creyel-
7 end Siguor Bora late Of this city.
~ lrdery NAV be lett at the Book aud Piano Forte
" " NJ Nessrs James Woodhouse Il Co, l39 Mgin
SO l5-lY
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LIBERIA EaiGRArros.-A committee of citizens
In Maine are collecting money to enable them to
purchase ship Of GOO tons for the conveyance of
emigrants, stores, dc, to Liberia. The amount
which they propose to raise, is $4,000.
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MALAGA FRUIT.-A letter dated Malaga, 18th
ult says that raisins were dearer than they had
been for fifteen years, and in consequence many
American vessels that had waited sometime for the
crop were leaving in ballast. Those that had sail
ed for the United States only took enough for bal
last
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ISpYS At LAW, Rlchmond VI VT p,iIS pIHu,;Ie
i MI -, rho city Of Richmond and the counties
.fS,tt.,aried. POwhu,on and Ame,a, Once III
- Bn.idne, corner OF Main and i4t streets h'''
a9s' a9Ss''5sa.'pW, s9.1gs FLouRsoY. PAREE PoiNDExTER.
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GEoRGIA.-The election of n. G. Foster X n
to Congress in the 7th district, by about 50 pluray
over Linton Stephens. Dem is ascertained. This
gives the Know Nothings two and the Democrats
six members, as follows:
Dist.
l. James l.. Seward, Dem.
2. Martin J. Crawford, Dem.
3. r. P. Trippe, X n.
4. Hiram Warner, Dem.
5. John l.. Lumpkin, DEM
6. Howell Cobb, Dem.
7. n. G.. Foster, X. n.
E. Alexander II. Stephens, Dem.
The entire delegation is in favor of the Nebras
ka law, and opposed to the restoration of the Mis-
souri, Compromise.
For Governor, johnson, Dem will have a ma
iority of about 1000 over all other persons.
The Legislature is Democratic by so 60 ma
jority on Joint ballot.
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pa f;odd ne Hgll. on Bank streetl "lii sen an al
nd. of Real and Personal Estate a, au'od nnd ,I %
'sts liberal advances on sales ~. r. a., .;.,.
"a, ~. ABFL {. MAYO. Notary Public for the city
VI RcAnioba "a SpG GpIVEF ABEL u. MAYO.
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RoBBERY.-Thc apothecary store of Dr. C. H.
Sprague, on Halifax street, Petersburg, WAS enter.
ed in the day time, Saturday, and robbed of $40
which was in the money drawer
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WILLIAM T. COLEMAN 4 CO., SHIP

- 7 nv -A4ND IU-'I -MISSIUN MEKCHANIS,
i1lltoRNiA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
t0'CaL.-Otice No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
VT. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. H. WILLIAMS.
Mr. COLEMAN is in New York, und will give ship
Persrery information markets, shipping, &c.
r EXCHANGE on San Francisco for sale by
WIN. 7. COLEMAN
gt-ts 81 Wall street
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WOODLAWN.N NEAR RICHMOND F0R

w SALE-The subscriber wishing to ren,ovs ~
the mountains viii sell his Property the Brooke
Plank Road, one and half miles from Richmond
The tract contains I78 about 10 acres in woods
OF which 20 acres are heavily nmbered There are
are cleared and highly improved, having been cultys
ted by him market garden. The place is remark
ably healthy, and the neighborhood excellent There
ls a well othne water near the dwelling.
The improvements of the first order having
been erected within the last four years. in the hand
soonest style, and the best material The dw eng
IS 80 feet square, with two passages and starways
with elegant porcoes in front and rear and contains
eight large rooms, with replaces to each, and con
nected by folding doors besides four closets The FIN.
sh of the interior is ehaste and beautiful marble man.
tells and hearths and modern CRATES with the walls
handsomely papered. The out-budings are Fl rate
and consist OF kitchen and storeroom of brick con-
nected to the dwelling by a covered way; large and
well built house for servants, containing five rooms
handsome octagon smoke-house; covered with tin;
wash-hOuse and one of the best stables in Virgins
having accommodation for l6 horses, carriages and
u large amount of forage.
To appreciate the property, tits only necessary
view it, aud those disposed to purchase respect.
fully requested to DO
twill be sold whole or divided to suit the views
of purchasers Terms liberal.
Sc 28-d&c3w RICHARD HILL.
Y First CLASS DIPLOMA AwARDED rs
IRON RAILING ExHIBrTED aTTHE LAST AN.
NUAL EXHtBITION.-The subscriber would re-
spectfully inform his friends and the public generally
that he is prepared with increased facilities
facture and put up in the best manner Iron Veran-
dahs and Balconies ofa variety of patterns well
Plain and Ornamental Railing of either Wrought or
Cast Iron, for Dwellings, Parks and Cemetery Lots.
AlsoVault and Cellar Doors Area, Grating, Hinges,
&c. upon terms that cannot fail give satisfaction.
g1- call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere. JAS. u. BROWNE.
oc4 4-dim 9th street. next TO Lafayette Hall
nISslIIUTION.--Th firm Of HOOK ER
DOSBORN Il CO, is dissolved BY mutual consent
by the withdrawal of HENRY HOOKER, which took
effect the 2sth of Jnnc, 1885,
All peraoas having claims against said concern will
nnAs
win gles.e make prompt payment 70 HITCHCOCK
L. OSBORN. HENRY HOOKER,
9 JSO. j. OSBORN.
=. ID. HITCHCOCK.
Richmond, October 10th, 1885,
The bustneaa hereafter VIII be conducted
at the old stand BY HITCHCOCK q OSBORN, whsre
offer eur friends and the public select assoyt
ment offne Carriages and Harness.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
former for the past II years. our present ra
- - - E b. HITCHCOCK.
oc iI--dt JNp. y. Osborn.
i 70 Is JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
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SWiILfAm c. SCoTT and MARMApUkE JOHNSON
'.ea..orjated themselves IN the practice OF Law,
i yiu attend ali the Courts of RichIuond and Hen
q, SCOTT will attend tho County ard Circuit
courts Of PowLatan, aud Mr.. JOHNSON those of
CBe..srned.
r. 0tfre No 81 Main ST. Sc T-2awim
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;. REESE, Agent for Selecting. Pur-
q. tlss,ns and Forwarding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
No ~ Exchange Building. Baltimore Nd.
Inc advertiser guarantees TO furnish the above fer
tiiss, all of the best qualities, to consumers and
isaeB on best terms
if Orders forwarded to the above address, will be
FpHMiy executed. je 15-d&c6m
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UACOY a. skERVILL,

u GENtKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive cons gulnents of Tobacco, Flour Corn,
Wheat &c, and give their personal attention to sales
Of same, andkeeP constantly hand large and gene
rel assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano,
&c. fe I-d&u,ts
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THOMAS w. Spniner. No 20 Pearl street,
] a6e VIA isSls nj Real Estate, and every des-
all siispa 'ueTrbnndise, Household Furniture, &c
lrRs9n % -. Mn,,srs Collecting &c.
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,,ee...,, as,a@I, NV 4 POINDEXTER, AftOr-

\oilif'p,ber, has removed her lace OF residence
q. .lj bToha stie'' Sc ITS
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= 80, 80 :. y. x LESSEE. AncIIonccr, OF

TARp.'-..l1.'ars services to the people OF Rich
-. snd i's !, IN ~ oc s-lm:
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no ALL HTNTSMEN AND Marks

iMEN-'The undersigned begs leave most respect
y to inform the public that he has established at
No. 80 Broad street IN tins city, store in which ne
ranufsctuGes RIFLES, Double Barrelled Guns. Sin
ss Guns and PISTOLS of every kind and description
The durability, elegance and sohdity of workman
dip, he is willing to guarantee.
He also repairs weapons of all kinds, upon short
tee, aRd solicii- kind patronage.
e&- lsw2mt C. E. GROHNWALD.
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RI PKMBERTON, ,Iain Street, Rich

m T,pENBERTON, Main Street, Rich.
.MOND VIRGINIA, efers for sale (FoR eAsH)
he following Goods
.eue Twiue, all Nos. Selne Thread all Nos
Sei5e Lines various lengths and sizes
CorCn Cordase Bed Cords, Leading Lines, all sizes
Csfpet Warp, oil coloTs
re,iou Yarns Cotton Batting, all numbers
reiiop and Wool Cards all numbers
Dupcni's Sporting Powder
Slot. oil sizes
Wi,h well selected assortment of GROCERIES
r1ted 10 the trede-nl or eny part Of which, will be
.YN Of rery small advance. FOR CASH. ia1
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pusINESS CARDS.

n.YLY, Attorneys at.Law, and
EB ,rncr, 10 take Propositions, Aiiidavits,
Co7iH Of Deeds, Powers Of Attorney, Sc''
taovy.s,ss and Territories OF
srtas s'S' Louisiana New inrN
..mras Ws;ne North Carolina
a,srsas G~vv1aud Ohio
Ssf.-zs W.xsachusatts PennsylvaEia
t--scijcut ,Tcb;gan Rhode Island
yy,5is Minnesota South Carolina
a.a-f.s Mississippi Tennessee
,s..ssis M;gsouyi Texas
i-4.ssa New Hampshire Vermont
l-~a New jersey WISCONSIN
kft;atH -, T BAYLy Commissioner OF the ohi'ea
is Nr,, sNT Of Cisinls and Notary fushc.
s,,.,s CoS', ,t.t' VI 5: between Main and Benk.
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RIVER MINING.

The Ell Dorado Argus thinks that with the sub
stantia arrangement of the present season, in til,
way Of solid dams and heavy fumes many eompa
nies will be enabled to work most of the winter
thus doubling the ordinary season of river mining
The amount of gold taken out from the rivers thi
season, will equal and probably exceed that of any
former year
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tuesday Morning, October 16, 1855.
Norfolk and Portsmouih.

George w. Munford, Treasurer of the Relief
Committee of Richmond, acknowledges the receipt
of the following sums, in addition TO those hereto.
fore published for the relief of the suffering COM
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EDUCATION.

COLUMBiAN COLLEGE WASHINGTON, u. c.
Y Rev J. q. Bnbey, u u, President, All Professor Of
Int~Dsetu bal and Moral Philosophy.
William Rusxss, LID, Professor Of Mechanical Philo-
sopby ard Astronomy.
Rev. A. j. Huntington, AN Professor Of the Greek
and Latin IApsu,Ee
Charles c. Jsvstt, AN, Professor Of Rhs,ore and
Bellies L4itrss
Lewis H. stsnsr, AN D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Natural fhioeopby
y T Fnsto~ An, Professor ~ Mathematics.
william y Jilson, AN Prof. Of Modern Languages.
H. G. BoH, A b. Taior In Greek aud Latin iAsxu Age.
J. q. Sash, An sseh-r Of Prvpsrstory Department.
The nett session b the last wednesday in ~p.
tsmbsr and coniBusk nine months uLt the Las, Wei.
mes ay in June Candidates tor aimis~i0n NAY -
suinsd Monday ami Tuesday preceding the open ns 81
the ,sssioa The regular collage r.q four
years fu the tsgt-. 81 Those wishing 70 10 %,
may omit the spcsbt languages ami pursue sslsntidc
three ysars for Tho degree o. Is Y. An advanced
course 10 also provided for the fssres Of Students
may pursue any particular branebss vhsr. tbsy 10
prOhtAbly ana vui tsks spcisnt studs. fully %
cppy their time and csrtn of actual
tAJLm,Lt
A preyns,ory dspar,mssi II established unasr the
general supervision OF tho faulty With Ab. and
Tsr need teacher, ADD special attsni0a vii 10 xvsn
httirs pupils 70 enter Collage
Win IN and ss,e faculty s,gAents are With oosh.
d.noe invited 70 the usual BENEFITS OF beat lnstta
tops With tbose sdvantsges peculiar 70 's ssst Of the
general sou rnnsbt
Creusr, 9TH all needed Information may be received
BY applying p~rsssAAy Or By letter 70 shs Prssd~n,.
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The Superintendent OF The road, 8. W. Roberts,
remal ks:-The increase on the half year is very "a
tisfsctory, averaging moro than $40 900 per month";
for the ak months, Notwithstanding the failure
Of last seasons CROP and the exhausted state Of the
country. The now crop Is very promising.
From the return of the Bank OF France f,r the
month ending Juoe l4th. It appears shat tbs metal
lie reserve has diminished in Paris 34a millions, aud
increased In the branch banks IL millions. The
dsoount accommodation shows an increase in Paris
Of II million, and falling of in the provinces of
"a Mullins. The advances on public securities of
France have increased millions IN Paris, whilst
remaining stationary in the departments. Advances
on railway shares and bonds are 81 millions
higher in Paris, and million lover in the depart
ments On the side Of the liabilities. the amount of
notes circulating in Paris remains nearly as Il was
but in tie provinces it has fallen of 81 miLona
The account curren: Of theSTressury shows an in
crease Of 81 Millions those Of private individuals
have declined 20 millions in Paris, and increased II
million in the departments. The whole amount of
the metallic reserve IL now 1914 millions to 1854
millions of notes in circulation.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition Of the leading departments OF the banks
Of this city during the week preceding Saturday
morning, the 7th Of July, 1866
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l,Ne.Oo0

1lT3, 900
Showing within q fraction twenty per cent 10 favor
OF The associated companies that the same amount Of
business done BY the companies oat Of tbs association
cost The e20s 200 than the associated companies
Az this 10 the first table Of the sort that has been pub
lAhed word Of explanation may BE- necessary 70 give
the resder clssr understanding Of II
why nifty In preference TO any ether namber has
Teen chosen may be explained By briefly stating that
az the time the returns mai In Decen Dor there
were only twenty Fix companies outside Of tho sssocis
tioI, consequently twenty Of the associated ofices
bad to 10 selected to mako tho analysis complste.
ny arranging the principal temsthe total amount OF
premiums ossss and expenses Of the companies into
three parallel columns the state and condition Of each
can b. assstsned the shortest possible space OF tins
For s.. nple: BY sdding the loses and expenses TO-
eetber and taen subsrsetDg the whole from the amount
trmine the actual OF pro6t accrued during the
year vh reference to the differences OF the cost Of in
surapce between The associated and associate
ponies, similar result be obtained BY the simpl
rule Of proportion II may be necessary to remark,
for the sake OF those who may not DO aware that
the distinction between the associated and the
associated companies consists chiefly Ia this-that tbs
former 90 not employ brokers In New-Yot, Brooklyn
or Jersey CITY, while tie latter may employ ~ many "A
they plsase The association employ only
agent In each OF the above mentioned cities. Az
gards the respective amounts OF losses. 10 not 70 be
understood that those specified ALL form the total
amount sustsined during the past year Such Is not
the case for II will gensr NY DO found that a tbs tins
the returns made, claims remain unsettled
count OF 'bs time for settlement not having expired
proofs of losses not having been made consequ sntly
they fall into the account Of the following year.
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Clay TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, July S-0 r. NJ.
Ash3 were dull. and no sales Of sut reported
BkEApsTurrs.- Flour--1hs market for common and me
dunn grades was 6Imer The sales reached about coz
Of State at Is 81 - rs 30 for extra Western o.
$50 3d. and S1l el2 76 for extra Geneses Canadian
ESQ, eco bbs At s1oa 80 81 southern t.alss GOO
eco bills At $40 20 $40 Is for inferior to chocs
brands. and SlI sI2 for fancy and extra Rye aour
vas quiet .t q IS IS; and Jersey cornnss was sold
nd sold at 81 49, and 500 Wisconsin private terms
Rye was held 1t 81 So Oats wsrs easier and State and
.ssa h wsTs 70 sSoh &C. s2e :..
DC PC Which was higher With sonns white Southern
Covu-Tne marhst was rather more sesivs, and
about 200 to 500 bags Of Rio at loc io,e
1tkc.; 200 to 800 do. St Domingo, 81 exc and 400
do. Maracsibo ct lokc. lie.
with moro Going. The sales embraced about 1000
bales closing at Nc. TO 20. advance.
FRncHrs-To Liverpool, about COO 70 500 bales Of
cotton (eompresssd) were engaged ct 3.18d 1874.
and abo0t 900 bushels OF corr In bulb and
bssa at $40. a4Kd. 10 Bremen 200 bales o, cotton
per gallon There vM no change Of momsns to motto.
in rstss TO other ports.
HAT was quiet, At l00c 1coc.
lRos was steady, with small salss Scotch pig At old
prices.
MoIAsys. Sales OF 90 hhes Cuba mu,covsda were
mace 1t 2se and 81 do Nsuvtas, at &c. and 90 hhds
NAVAL STORES Sales Of 200 bbls spirits torpentins
In shippiss order we're made at axe, and 900 bbs
rosin, ~ 1s5c. per $40 lbs. delivered
PRovisoss.-Pork-SAlss Of 400 500 bbls ma de,
nciueipg new mess ~ el9 25 el9 ~; seq prime Go.
SIG 81 SIG 50. Old mess was quiet at el9a tl9 IL
BeefAtout $50 bbls. sold ct % rs Sl0 Is TOR
country prime, and S11 4ls for DO Reef hams
ysied in price hom Si5 sl7. Prime beef varied
from ga e26 Cut meats were unchanged. About
loo 200 packages were sold at old prices LArd-About
200 AGO bbls were cold At 1873. . lie. Batter and
cheese were In good supply, With moderate transac
tions
RICE We have only 70 notice . small sAls Of so bbis
At 5lfc. a6Lc.
sudAEs.-About 400 . 500 hhds, Cabs muscsvsdo we're
cold, part common, at 6c and the remainder, better
grades at bs4c, ao<c
WHIsEky. sales 100 200 bbls Western and prison 1t
4ohc. aHkc.
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CORPORATIOs NOTICES

CtORPORArI0S NOTfCK-PR0POsAIs FOR CLAN.
~ isg the strsst- Of the city OF New Yoft -ssais
proposals. vtu be reesfved 81 the once % the Csmms.
ronsr q Streets AID LAnps, corner Of GrAad Esd ~
seI sues1 unal ~ O'Clock on Thurstsy, Jaly IL
With the amen led charter Of 1881 for esaains
the streets Of the eighteen 0sl contract districts esd
rsunoviss ths ashes garbage, he ks thsrssr,un for
the u rear from The dsts OF the eouarnaos
Of tbs contracts By tbs Coamss Council BsdSers viu
estimate for ssch distet ssparstsy spscisessoas aDs
the vk 70 BE- psrforDsd caa b. he'd appisatioa 81
ths once Of the CosmiSos~ ssd also 81 ihs dicsrsas
police stations. Tns Cennon1 sssSevss tAs right %
reject all o. any Of ths estimates d~ssd fes ~ H.
tsress of ths Corporation Bask szssAe~s saa Ne haA
81 ths once Of the Cemniassessr. JOSEPH gsLIs0,
Csmsissss~r " HrssA ed Lsmps
n. DThs r~ath. district b~iss Tn Tssts vssi Il zoe
70 b ssnsts for the eostrs1s coss aos sryrs an
a. ssrs or.ossS. nv Ysrt, ysiy 4, 1855.
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The expartion goes on with greater impetus as II
gets strength. The increase in discounts and depo
sits last week wss larger than we have before re-
ported this year, and the aggregate amount on Sat
urday, the It'll iDst larger than We have before
reported since the commencement of the weekly
statements. such Is the movement with little
doing In the way q business, what must We expect
with sn active demand for money for mercantile
purposes. The extent Of deposits show pretty
clearly the present inactivity Of capital. We shall
require large amount TO move the maturing crops,
and the sbundarce Of our hsrvests will, II Ia ex.
pected, give great impetus TO trade If these things
ae realized, the banks will be required TO extend
the limo Of loans, and the aggregate viii reach
figure which cannot but ircrease the danger Of q
sudden contraction. II II possible, however, that
the banks have departed from their usual custom
81 Included their loans 10 bankers on stocks in
tbe aggregate weekly reported II 10, they will only
have TO draw In loans on stocks and give tasm TO
the mercantile clssses. In this way the regular
line OF discounts would not show much xpansion
BOY 0Do ns present limit, even with an active de-
msnd from business men for business purposes.
The United States Insurance Gazette for July
contains The annexed table, giving the returns OF
Hftytwo fire insurance companies Of this city,
showing The amount Of premiums. Losses and or.
penNs Of each, during the year 1854. The agRre-
gates comprises twenty sx associated and wsnty six
non associated companies. The object Of this com.
parison ID 70 show the operation Of the two syn
tems:-
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~ s. HoUGH, AUCuoNEER. This GREAT sALt
LIZ. Of s1batsntiA and elegant solid rosewood and

u 4
IL. OF substantial and slsgant sohd rosewood and
mahogany walnut and maple turniturs will place,
without any postponsment This day, July 10, at l0
o'clock from tbs large i've story residence 10 Warren
street near College place; piano fores, pier glasses
Englsh csrpetng oil paintings bookcase, elegant solid
rosswood suite, OF the most fashionable make, and
tamptuousy upholstered and covered varOusy covered
easy reception and other chars In elegant styles Of
fnsh large, all spring, invalid chairs; massive and
costly rosewood revolving front secretary bookcae
magnificent doabe action wood piano forte, OF
octavss snty carved pearl inlsid plates and for
quality and volume Of tone 10 unsurpAssed BY any,
(vsrransed) number OF rosew God centre and other
tables all with marble tops, various kinds, and tasb
fuzzy carved s.o fog choice oil paintnss By disreat
artsts-"Fruit Piece, for msnte) By Street West
Point" By Ia CroiI; Grow Nest" BY the same;
Chateau OF Charles x p BY Remy; sylvan sunset,
By BArdwicls; ancient piece, author unknown, and
others; elegant pier and oval mirrors Ia heavy gold
frames rich apo heavy lace curtains; elegant pAntsd
shades magnificent Wilton, velvet and tapestry, stair
and aoor c.rp.'og chAncsl ladies' u.id rosewood
escritore finely carved side and stsgees plate
mirrors, backs and fronts; great variety OF orns
mcnul srti;ies-revres' porcelain vases. bsqus aud
PArhn figures statuAry aso In dining room, large IL
feet extension tabs (wsln1t) china dionsr and t4a
sets, costly silver plate care baskets, spoons casters
orss tea services and sslve, &c ivory cutlery French
cut glass dscaniers liquor cases wines, &c also in the
mbers-cssvsd ancient and modern, rose wood bed
ssads, with marble Top and glass bureaus washstsnds
corner DO, amor de glacs, vardrobss, also msnossny
do chars, sofas, rockers elegant bedsteAds and ba
resus, (mahofany) fine hair mattresses countsrpsnss
curtains, lntn Brussels cArpeting, &C., 10, &c., &c.
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FURNITURE.

DANE, PAKis -rHE rsDT.DlsSvp would 20.
il srs>,fsny invfts nsss rsfsoss visisx Fssis this
W cal ara ssa.iss his srsssavs go sSxsst
sto>h 81 fsrsisoss, 10 vtssr hs ssisss r.srs ssses
" ssDs Paxsbss istssninG " bsy fsrpis.~ vGi asd
y V tASs s4vasssss ~ sAaiss ssi tazsiss for sAs~-
sAsss vrfI1Hftx HOOK, 10 nssL~a<. ~.
mserkAAs rl-A c~ssrs isN al k1 bvssAsvss A
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w c. ALBrRTUs, AUCrIoNEER WILL sEIL on
W. Tuesday, July 10, At 10 O'Clock, oornsr rifih
and Tssntish street. brooklyn ~ horses 10 dt
CARTS 10 ,ets hsrness 0ert Also large lot OF
curb, gutter, bridge and paving stones.