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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIPAL OF THE NOPTyFPN TTcEJT

NEW YORK, June 6.-The steamer North
ern Light, from California, arrived here thi
| morning at II / 2 o'clock, with AIS passen
gers and over S5000OO in specie.
me Northern Light made the passage from
pau Juan here in exactly seven days and two
hours. She brings dates from San Francisco
| to the 10th ult.
10 consequence of the great distress of the
bankers the passengers brought large
@m no OF treasure in their own hands.
Inc central American Government party
na9 invested Leon, and were determined tc
reunce IL before the arrival of the Wake,
ana Kinney expeditions, which were anxious.
ly looked for
Inc sloop of war st. Mary's was stIlrat
San Juan, and would leave on the LIST of June
for the Sandwich Islands
business In California was generally dull
though large shipments of grain were being
MADE to New York, LIVERPOOL, and Austria.
ia. The ship Charmer sailed on the 10th
Tor New York, with 700 tons of wheat, 200
OF barley, and 40 of -four The FLYING Ar.
row was TO follow with 1000 tons OF
wheat, Sales had been made of 2, 600 bbIs
of Galego Flour at $40 30asI0 As, Cali.
fornla flour was held at Sc.
mere mad been good deal of rain, and
crops were looking well. ''--N
Inc mines We're yielding abundantly, and
miners were comparatively scarce
The ship Jno. Sands, taken bythe Whaler
ID. M. Hull, while her crew were in a state
OF mutiny, has been attached by the CAPTAIN
and crew Of the latter fer salvage The q.
). District Court, decided that the Captain
having virtually abandoned the vessel the
crew had right to choose their own captain,
ana The case was dismissed.
a hnow-Nothing paper called the "Citi-
zen, has been started in San Francisco
The Union of Wings and Democrats against
the hn0W- Nothings, has not been very sue
cessfuL
The confirmation of the Suter Land Claim.
had given mnch qualification to parties inte.
rested. 1t was 80 square leagues including
the city of Sacramento
The San Francisco Municipal elections.
under the new Charter, takes place the latter
part of May, and promises to be purely
Known othing, and Anti Know Nothing.
Gov. BigelOw, was honored with public
reception in San Francisco The military
and several thousand other citizens turned
out to receive him.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands, re-
port that the British frigate Alicoste, sloop
OF war Dido, and steamer Busk, had sailed,
It was supposed for Petropalowski.
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DFSTRTCTIVE FIRE

WASHINGTON, June Cast night large
building known as Apollo Hall, near the
Theatre, belonging to Mr.. VIM. Morrow, and
several dwellings adjoining, were destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000. Supposed to be the
work Of an incendiarY
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NEW YORK, June 6.--The effect of the steam
ers news is not fully developed here. Flour has de-
clined 120l9 ceuts per barrel Ohio SO 870SIOI2.
Southern steady; Corn declined S04 cents per bush
ell. Previso rs firm. Whisky dull.
Stocks active aud higher. Missouri SIS S93t. Ten
nessee S94 Kentucky 81 o. Sales yesterday $1,000
Virginia SIS at 994
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Flour firm; sales 500 barrels
Howard street so 81; Wheat better; Red 50 $50
$500; White 81 650S27 20; Corn White Sl.lO; Yell
low 81 o.
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NiNscLAn ACCIDENTAL little daughter, four
TN months old, daughter of Hon. Albert Alden,
u East Cambridge, Mass, came to her death in a
','euisr manner last Friday. She had gone to
'.eep' ana turning over, fell out of the bed. her
enin catching on the mattress and the back of her
mead on The wall keeping her thus Suspended until
NE was extinct. She had been dead an hour
when discovered.
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Nett Balance May 1st,
S2,O85,967 81

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-'Be it
~ ordained by the Council of the City of Rich
moud that the Collector of the City Taxes shall
nusly give notice in st least four of the daily news
papers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the f-
teeuth dag OF June, that he will attend at his Office
daily between the hours Of o'clock, A. III [. and 6
June inclusive for the purpose of receiving from any
half OF the amounts of tax charged deducting from
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth OF December that
he will attend at his office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the fifteenth to the thirty
first of December inclusive, f1r the purpose of re-
ceiSing from any pergon who his already paid one
half only of the city taxes charged to him the
manning half de. Uctng from SUCH half ten per cent.
thereon"
In pursuance OF the above amended ordinance,
passed January llth, 1855 will attend at the Office
of the city water works. 9th street. in rear OF
Lafayette Hall from the fifteenth TO the thrtieth OF
this month, for the purpose of receiving taxes as
above directed.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, C C. RichmonS
N. Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
nance, that those who do avail themselves of the
opportunity of payag the first half between the 18th
and 3Gth OF June, entitled to deduction but
required pay the whsle amount of their bills,
in the month ofJuy the collector call
them. Persons desiring information, of
tanning the amount of their taxes will call at the
office, previous to the 18th Of this month.
J.AH C. C R.
Riehmond, June LIST, 1855 my 3l-dtje2O
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nan oFF,-Yesterday morning freight
am on the Danville Railroad, ran off at
:. a'ne'a Court House, breaking up two or
'nree cars, and delaying the mail train n
snort time Yesterday evening.
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sY TAYLOR / WTLLTANs-

COMMISSIONERS SAL En- pur-
~ suancs of decree of the Circuit Court of the
county of Hanover, entered the 18th day of
March 1855, in suit therein depending in the style
OF Anderson &c. VS.. Bale &c. / =. Commissioner,
named in said decree, shall on THURSDAY, the
18th of June. 1855, expose to Sale at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder on the premises Lot Of
Ground near the city of Richmond, being lot No s.
in Square No II, oa the west side of 18th street,
between o. and P. streets, The sale to take place
at O'Clock.
This sale is made at the risk and costs of F. A.
Blsnkenship. former purchaser, who failed to
comply with his purchase.
Terms Cash. C. G. GRISWOLD, Com,r
Sale conducted by
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was on boar

SAVINGS lNsTITUTIoN FAILED-TREAsuREz Ar.
REsTED.-The Lancaster Pa, Savings Institution
failed on Tuesday for 100000 and Boughler, the
treasurer was arrested on the spot.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE LEGIsLATTRE

CONCORD, June 6th.-Both Houses of the Legis.
lature organized to-day. In the Senate, Hon. Mr..
Halle, of Hensdale. Wing X N, was elected Presi-
dent with only one opposing vote John j. Prem
It's, Whig X. N, was elected Speaker of he House
by 2l8 to Sc
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ihere Is no more small pox In Sauuton The
Court has appointed Committee TO procurea hos.
pital IN case of It's temperance.
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RAILROAD RIOT "A riot has occ red at the Mas.
ara suspension bridge, between workman on
the New York Contra; railroad an hose on the Ca.
nAndagus and Niagara Falls railroad the latter bav
ing attempted to lay their track across the former
road without paying the $40 500 charged. On Wed.
ne'asy night pistols were freely used and the track
ayers were driven off The night following police
'oroe OF I5o men Yves placed on the ground to keep
peace.
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FACTORY RTPNT

LocKsBuRY, MASS, June Ga soap snd
candle factory at this place with several
dwellings, were destroyed by fire this morn
inc
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COLLISION AND Loss OF LIFK.-The steamer
western World when about mile out of Buff
lalo' N. y, Tuesday evening. ran into a schooner
from Wrenhaven, C w laden with grain, and
sunk her, drowning Ell. Stricken, the owner, who
was on board
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COL. KINNEY SURRENDERED.

NEW YORK, June 6.h.--Col. Kinney gave him.
self up this morning, and was taken in charge by
the u S. District Marshal
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THE PORTLAND RIOT

PORTLAND, June 6th.-Neal Dow, has
been acquitted of blame in the recent firing
upon the citizens by the soldiery here
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BY GODDIN L APPERS0N-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UAbLE WAREH o USE LOT ON ROCK
6 It's AND w ATE R SITS, IN THE CITY OF
hiG6mOND As Commissioner of the Circuit Court
OF the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the 2lst of
! shall sell at public austion, on the premises, on
HoksDAY, the 7th day of June, 1855, at 5 O'Clock
r n, II tar If not the next fair day. valuable lot
mouse lately occupied by Capt Luther Libby 'front.'
hg 81 feet on Recketts street. running back about 40
feet to Water street.
TERMs-Oue fourth cash; balance at 6 and 70 mos
ior neeo6isbie notes, interest added and title re.
tanned III the further order of the Court The pur-
ehassf 10 pay the taxes Tor the present wear
JESSE X. KEESEE Com'r
Sale conducted by
my so GODDIN 4 APpEps0N 49,.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
SENTENCE OF MARSHALL, THE MUIR.
nEREP

LfNcHBURG, June 6-Marshall the muir
aerer OF his parsmour, Jane North, was tried
mere TO day, and sentenced to FIVE years i'm
prlsonment in the penitentiary.
Yours, HERNANDEZ.
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A nre occurred last week at Winde Station. on
the N. Central Railroad. consuming $4,000
worth OF wood.
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Drank LESLIE'S LADIEs' GA

u ZETTE FOR JUNE--Price Is cts
Also, the following recent publications. just re-
ceiyed and for sale by A NORRIS
No. 81 Main street.
The Controversy between Senator Brooks and
John, Archbishop of New York, growing out of
the speech OF Senator Brooks, on the Church Pro-
Derty Bill. in the New York State Senate, March
6, 1855 Price 25c
Our Countrymen, Brief Memoirs of Emin emit
Americans; embeshed by one hundred and three
dortras, in the finest style by Losing. Pdce 81 So
The Poisons in cur Foed, or Guide to Health; by a
Physician. Price 25c.
Rushs Philosophy of the Human Voice, 4th edi.
ton; revised and ENLARGED Price 81 so.
Synopsis of the Moral Theology OF Peter DeBs
pre- pared for the Of Romiah Seminaries and
Students Of Theology Price 81 q.
The Maroon. Legend of the Carbbees and other
Tales; by w Gilmore Simms. ie 5-3t
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The Central Railroad is completed seven uolss
west of Staunton.
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SAILORS TAVERN TRACT OF

~ LAND ON JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We 3 authorized to sell that valuable
Tract of Lard in Henhco county. on James River,
adjoining Vim Boulwsre and Henry Cox's lands
called "Salors' Tavern" about miles below the
city of Richmond, containing about 225 acres. of
which about 80 cleared, the basnce 10 well
covered with OAK, pine, chesnut, &C.. suitable for
wood and timber This tract of land abounds in
springs Of pure water, has it good mill site dam
for mill pond, and COED fishery az any ON the
river The soil is very good.
Terms lberal-apply 20 Jos. Sharpe, David T..
Sharpe. or to
lie SIT GODDIN APPERSON.
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MARKETS

SAN FRANCISCO, May l4th.-The last commercial
advces report jobbing lots of GalIego Flour at SI3
per Dbl. Adamantne candles a cents. Wheat,
S l ,5OaSl.75 per bushel. Turpentne, 70 cents N.
Orleans Sugars, 9l>4 cents. Hams, IA cents
Cheese, ID cents
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fs7AVE RN AT AMELIA COURT
y AnL-gE Z Nh A .

FAVE RN AT AMELIA COURT
HOUSE-LAND NEAR JETERSVILLE,
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, z o S + 8 !,
COWS, &c, FOR SALE.-In Pursuance of three
deeds of trust, executed by Joel c. Foster
tee in said deeds will oeror sale at public auction
Amelia C H., on tn TUESDAY,, the 10Th cay of July
1885, the Tavern and.80 acres of land in the occu-
pancy of said Foster, at Amelia C. a., on the Rich
mond and Dsnvle Railroad, So miles from Rich
mOnd. The buildings entirely new. and ample
for all the purposes of tavern; including Stables
and all necessary out buildings. part of the land
open, the residue in original growth. There is ne
garden well enclosed, and young orchard on the
place The situation is good one for Hotel, and
would be desirable location for merchant, profess
sional man, or for school / will sell az the same
time frame building and email lot, at present
pied shee shop, and adjoining the Tavern prop
eIty.
ALsO-AD the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE of the said Foster, the premises,
and used at the Tavern COWS, s HORSES, and
a one horse WAGON AND HARNESS. And on
SATURDAY. the 18th day of July 1855, will sell
On the premises tract of 40 acres of Land within
two miles of Wayne Oak Depot, part arabic, and
the residue in pine and OAK This tract adjoins the
estate of Dr.. Geo Scott, and might be made most
desirable place
TERMS-casb, except as to 81 GOO, upon which a
credit will be allowed until the lst Of January 1885,
to the purchaser of the Tavern.
L MASTERS,
je 5-2awtd Trustee.
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HAND NEAR TOMAHAWK STA

~ TIoN. For SALE By virtue of two DEGREES
OF Chesterfield County Court made at January term
will Offer for sale at Tomahswk Station (Martin'si
on the Richmond and Daovills Esilrosd at noon on
THURSDAY, 25th June 1856 IL fair, (otherwise the
next fair day $50 acres OF LAND in parcels Of 1875
acres each, belonging to he estates of Geo w How
erd and James H Howard, decd, being the shares
allotted to them in the partition of their father (W
Towards estste fthe purchaser at the sale OF zOh
March last having failed to comply with the terms
This Land lies about II miles west from Rich
mnnd, miles south OF Hasborouzh and 2 miles
east OF Martins and within mile of the railroad
and edjoins the lands of Richard c. williamson Jas
II. Spears aud others
TERMS of sale viii be fully made known on the
day Credit will be siven for at least wo.thirds of
the purchase money, on being well secured.
The subscriber residing at HsIlsborough will take
pleasure in showing the land to any person wishing
purcF ase. VIM. E. SPEARS
je 2 dlt& c3t* COMM
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SAD AFFAIR IN mEOFoRD. MAss-A young pby.
sician named Stone, formerly of Vermont, commit.
ted suicide at Aedford on Sunday last, by s.abbr
himself to the the heart with one of his own nst,n
msnts. he was about twenty five years of age ard
unmarried, and practlcsd on the HOMEOPATHIC svs.
tenn.
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CoNFLA CITATIONS IN VERMONT AND NEU H.>,p.
shtkE-FoFe't fires have been raging At Montpelier,
nuXoury and Woodbury., Vermont. At Woodbury..
SIX dwelling houses, with the barn and out-houses
were destroyed. At Florence, N H, 1000 acres o.
wood was burnt over, and the dwelling house of
Col Lane was destroyed. Large tr cts In the yicin
ltY of Nashua have been swept owe
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
BY GODDIN & APPERsON.

NEW DESIRABLE BRICK TENE-
~ MENT ON CARY AND MAIDS SITS
rOk SALE AT u C o N.-Wiil be sold on
WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 18th june 1856 on
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, the newly
erected dwelling nov in the occupancy of Mr.. w B
Cooke, stusted st the corner of Cary and Madison
streets The lot fronts 80 feet extends back $50 fe
to en- alley The dwelling has seven rooms and the
usual out houses and is in the most perfect rspsr
Terms at ssle Persons disposed to examine the
premises can do so a any time efore the sale.
JsI GODDIN APPERSON Aucta
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CHIRTS THAT ARE SHIRTS-What
~ garment is more becoming, what is more
pleasing to the Ladies, than to Gentleman with
a nice fitting and well made Shirt and as il
to there Is not gentleman upon the face of the
earth. but delights to please the fair SEX in Older to
accomplish this great de- sderaum let me invite you to
call upon BRUSH at VIM. Il. Richardson's, oppo.
site the Exchange, and order scr of his scientific
cut and make of Shirts, warranted to fit sale.
IL 6-Stk
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TENTION HEN

EFT MY RESIDENCE, at the corpef
"a of Virginia and Gary streets in Richmond on
SUNDAY MORNING, the 9th of May last, my son
CHAMBERLAIN GRANGER, aged ia years and
has not since been heard of He is sma! for one of
feet. He is very dsobedient boy, has been In the
habit of leaving home and sometimes staying ne,or
two days before his return
In consequence of bis long stay this time his mo
Their has become quite distressed about him. couse-
quently should be extremely thankful te any one
that could aud would give auy information In re-
gard TO him, THOS. H. GRANGER
il
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-The store Of John Ryle, Silk
manufacturer, No Is, Liberty street, New Yorkvs
robbed of $4,000 worth of silks Mondav r,ornTn -
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SAILING OF THE AMERICA,
Boston, June 6th-The steamship America sailed
to-day for Liverpool with 81 900 in specie aud
200 passengers.
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JAS SAVAGE has bsen appointed receiver of the
| Exploded Empire State Insurance Compsnv At Say
atogs, N, Y The assets will meet about half tbe1o
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-Four men were lately poisoned at ball in Juneau,
Wisconsin, By drinking bed-bug poison, which they
supposed was champagne.
Monsieur G de Boeau, Secretary OF the French
Legation at Washington, wss married Monday after.
to Miss Susan, daughter of Col. Thomas art
Benton.
The Democracy of Alexandria had a procession
and were addressed By Col. Feyette McMulIen Mou-
day night. rock thrown at transparency IN the
procession severely injured of Mr.. IL. Nc
Laug hln.'
A heavy shoWsr Of frogs fell at the Middletowu
(Oho) Station of the Hamilton and Dayton railroad,
or the lat inst
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Doth
w day of July, if not sold privately before that
very valuable farm in the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which now reside, containing $50 acres of
land, about 800 of which is cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber consisting OF oak CHI
nut hickory and walnut. The improvements con-
sistiag of a commodiou s,dwelling house, new barn
stables Kitchen carriage house, &c. in good state
of repair.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the premi-
ses, or to Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law, 11th ST.
Richmond. where plat Of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2I-dtd* sAM'L sCHERER
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CECOND SUPPLY.-Justt to hand Sc
- cond supply of KNOB LOCKS, which | offer
to those in want, at small advance on cost
THEO. ROBERTSON,
is6 No. IS M ain ct.
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TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS

TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
Il ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, June Ii, at II o'clock M, upon the premises
will be- sold Brick Tenementa and Lots on the
West side of 4th between Gary and Canal streets
Each OF these Tenements contains about rooms,
with Kitchens Gas, &c, in perfect order and adj.
mirsbly arranged. They are well suited for resi-
dences for those requiring central location and
Vl!l rent at handsome per centun upon cost, ZONE
inducements to those in want Of such property.
Terms at sale. TAYLOR & With ANS,
"a Auctonesra
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VIRGINIA POST OFFICE MATTERs-The Post
master General has established office at Graham'l
Forge, PULASKI county, Va, and appointed David
Graham postmaster. The Office will be supplied
with special mail service, in conjunction with Ora
per's alley, from MON Meadows, in Wythe county
Upwards Of fifty families at each place will thus re-
celve regular mail facilities. Mr.. Mattsson Pratt is
named SIS the mail carrier
74PpoinmeHts Elias Mattin, Postmaster at Booths.
vile, Marion county, Va. vice John B. Nixon re-
signed. James J. Psttegrsw, postmaster at Knob
Fork, Wstzel county, vice Joseph Yenne, resign 3D.
Andrew }. Crone, postmaster, Berkeley Springs,
Morgan county, Va vice J. T. Siler J. P Cover.
stone, po5tnaster at Jscobs Church, Shenandoah CO.
Va vice VIM. Lutz resigned. Lathrop R. Charter,
West Union, DoddIidge county, vice Arthur In.
ghram, resigned James Hawkins, postmaster,
HessyiiIe Harrison county, vice VIM. P. WEIGH. re-
signed. Benson Armstrong, postmaster, New Cali
tornia Jackson county. Va vice Thomas w. Lee
master, resigned Declifard Meredith. posting ster
Meredths Tavern, Marion county. vice John c.
jenkins, resigned Edward 9. FIaherty, pss-mes-
ter, Roaring Run. Eotetourt county, a., vice Wm.
c. Dobson, declined. The site of Eewtowu, Ks
nawha county, Va, is changed, and Ballard s. Rsg
ers appointed postmaster, vice D. D. Adkins, re-
signed.
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AUCTION BALES
THIS DAY.
BY ALEX. MOTT,

BY ALEX. MOTT.
iROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS
~ WARE AT AUCTION.-wHI be .oId =,
THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock. at INV stssr
the largest and best assortment of China CrocLsry
consistingof Wy,
go dozen Plates, ssssrtsd
SVo sets Cups and Sa1cers assorted
40 dozen TunbIsrs Al
- - 90 bowls, do
10 Dishes, do
50 Granite Chamber Sets eompIsts
~ do Basins and Ewsrs
dold 2and and hgd China Tea Sets 81 "a and sc
places; Wine Champagne, Jelly, Lsnonads and Esr
gases Fruit, Cake, Preserve and Jelly Stands and
Dianet large assortment of Glass Dishes Mo,assss
Decanters Glass Pitchers; Oil and Fluid Lamps Can
oesIick, Casters, Candy Jars, large lot OF Fancy
&c &c.
The attention of the trade Ia respectfullv astsd.
as the sale is positive.
js S Alley Norr A..
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CPEAR & JACKSON'S SAWS-Just
~ received, direct foe assortment of Hand Pan
nel, Rip and lemon saws-some very fine teeth.
THEO. ROBERTSON,
65 Main ct