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Che 4flarkcts.

u The markets are unsettled; there is 4
decided decline in brcadsnns. In iaiimor,i
m Thursday prime white wheat sold at Sis
to 81 80 and Fed at 81 Co to S1.7O-a dcciine
of % 10 2S cents in Il day. Some flour was
SOLD at S9.S7a. and some to he delivered by
the middle Of September at Sc. 30.
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Brcad.-Wh is il that IN these brulil

Bicad.-W hy is il that IN these bro bling
days when tho fiery almost scorches the brain.
the multi nies Of men around are toiling and pant
ing while the sweat Of their hrows RUS down over
heir faces hall ll n'ling them Why. amid such
oppressive heat. d"cs tho sound Of The hammer md
saw rcsornl from tho workshop why are ;Lc
i,b"rrr, abroad in the field, beneath tho blaze of
these burning moons Why are they not al re-
clining in the shadc-safc in some coo! retreat.
tanning themselves in Incidence, The answer. :
they must SrRrG"LE ron EHRaD. The hurrying
ran;ing. st fcrirg multitude must labor on through
heat Al d cold through all times and SEASONS 70
Earn bi cad for themselves, their wives arr. chi.
dIcn. With many in these times Of exorbitant
prices The struggle is bitter onc--cvcry sincw
every p"wcr-evtry possible hour mast Lc taxed
to earn sc.nty supply ofhrrad And Is rh, true
in this land Of plenty II j. even 80 Yc. E,r all
this truth, and all hi, struggling Of needy human.
ity. We find that hre ,dstLGs--the very "st,H of
life as necessary to the life Of man IA the free
air Of Heaven the &, shns water f.oln the hills.
Il bought up and loricI up by Spectators for the
purpose Of mixing few Ialtry dollars of the hun
ger OF the ~ ffrring p"pnlacs. Is it right, Ncrl,
not and there will he rotributiOn.
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A BAD SPECuLATIoM.--lt is stated by the
New Orleans Delta that corn was sold in that
market on the lth inst. at So cents, which
had been purchased on speculation some tw o
months since at 81 10. and stored in antici-
patton of still higher prices.
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EEsCr'E OF 4 CiIILp.-Thc Baltimore Sun
of Tuesday last says that a most daring and
unscIiSh action was performed on Monday
upon the Philadelphia. Wilmington and BAL
imorc Railroad, by Mr.. Asa Denis, one of
the scompanv's engineers the morning
train from Philadelphia mad reached the 10
wcr end Of Magnolia siding, on its way to
Baltimore, a little child Of apparently about
seven years Of age, was discovered standing
upon the track. distant lcSsthan 100 yards
from the approaching train. which had al
ready attained speed Of some twenty miles
FER hour. Immediately upon pcrcciving it,
the engineer sounded his whistle, and rcvcr.
sing his cnjine. jumped from it when within
a few feet of the unconscious child. The
speed of the train and The violence of the fall
hc sustained in jumping threw him forward
and alongside the cowcatchcr, with his arm
across the rail. Although partially disabled
in one shoulder by the fall, he swept the child
from the. track with his arm-The engine
passed on, its cow-catchcr Just brushing the
person of the child. Which in an instant more
would have been killed by the frame of the
engine coming in contract with it's head,
TIC frightened little innocent was inincda.
tely tax en- in charge by the conductor, X. u.
lamar, who entrusted it to some of the cxcur-
sionists TO Magnolia. TO deliver to its parents
Had not the officers of the train been at their
posts so promptly, Mr.. Dcnis's utmost efforts
TO save its life might have failed. In testi-
mony OF. their appreciation Of the act, We
learn that collection was taken up by the
passengers in bchalfof the engineer. The
rals wc,e detained but few moments bythe
uGC urllulg.
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=
i'RIIIGiifNG.
To IND FROM BALTIMORE.

INilE new, tight and substantial nj
I fast sailing Schooner JAS. lt1B-- III n
HART, C"ri. La0boH 6. Fort, will MfYG&
rnn regularly from the wharf ~ IL,
Elk Landing. leaving on Tuesday ofevery
week at II O'clock NJ.
Frei&htrrs may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with des-
patch. and at rcasonibl rates. w.
Apply on board to
. LAMBERT q. FORD,
orto JOllN PARTRIDGE,
Feb 81 # Elkton.
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SUPPOSED SricIDE-Mr. VIM. Thawlcy.
who resided near Bridge Town, in Caroline
county, Md, was found dead in his bed on
Sunday morning. LIST instant, under cir UNI
stances leading to the belief that he died from,
the effects of poison administered BY his own
hands. .- ri SIR >
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A HOTEL.
In lhssapcake City, Md,
40 pI'R(IE SALE

III DhIO DNLE.
INilE TAVERN HOUSE in Chesapeake
L City, will he sold at Public Sale. on
SATURDAY,, J"iy HE 2Sh, 1855.
on the premises, to the highest and best bid
der. The house has two stories, four rooms
on the lower foes; and is built Of COOL nl,-
trrial.
TIE FER DIS or S.fLE:
The terms are Cash on the day of sale. or
4 note to be given by the purchaser at f"ur
months, with approved security and interest
added. The purchaser will he required 10
take down the building and remove all the
materials fr"m the premises within four weeks
from the day of sale. u5-For further infor-
mafi"n reference can be made to
j. Il. PRICE,
Superintendent Chcs 4 Del. Canal
July 2l-ts.
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TO FARMERS!

UHEELER'S PATIENT RitLH ~
Horse Powers and 0vershot Thrashers.
NOTICE is hereby given to Farmers that
' ! tin continue the sale of Whcclrr's
Patent Railway Horse Powers and OvcrShot
Thr'ShcrS with Shakers attached, which
VIII warrant To give satisfaction. or no sale.
Also, Tcea Cutters, Ciorer Hahcrs, und " ood
SauS: -,
Persons wishing to engage a Machine may
eau on tn" subscriber living near tho Ma2raw
Church, or address him At Rising Sun, Cecil
county. Mary land
May l3ti JOHN y. MICHENER.
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Ccfal Small Iolk.


A Plea for yRrds.-The notion once
prevailed that ns"t and tasteful y,id lent an sd
ditional charm 10 the dseih. Eut the idoa is
rapidly becoming obsolete, and bob in town and
country, where yards no. entirely dispensed
with, they are sadly nsglcetc,l-no taste is display.
ell in their arrangement or no attention ri, Gil to
their adornmcnt AID beauoIsncs,. This i. not as
it should be- There is genuine philosophy in that
hackLcy"l line Of pour Kdlt:
"A thing Of beauty is u joy fut YER.
ara The refining influence cxcrtcd upon tie hear
and feeling by tho hourly or eten daily sight of
succession Of we'll arranged and beautiful yards is
inealeulahlc and cannot, perhaps, DO appreciated
10y natures rendered. coarse aud selfish by an i'm.
proper education and the sr"vcling spirit Of the
"ge' Let Us however pray for Il better order Of
things al d hop" the love for the beautiful i, still
strong enough 10 revive ere long the dccayi ne
I sttS for Yards
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III. DOIsRINS.

No. - SOrTu WHAHyEs, above Chestnut street
~ Fiji adc'phia. Dealer in GrAN0. improved
Super Phosphate Of Lime. PouIr tie and Land
Plaster. Having every cilty for supplying all
articles in the 'h"re lne of the beat quality. at tho
very lowest market prices. would mo-, ..pectfuly
soieita call. Alsn, ..
Cheese. Soaps, Candles, s. Spices.
.Inly
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wheat crop of Harrison county, KY, La
been harvested, and is selling at o. cents per
bu>h.l. Flour is held i'll Cynthaua at S.
- 10 St per barrel
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NoTFsGE.

A III. persons are cautioned against pI,rcl-
L n asihc from Davis y. Casscdav, or others,
amy property in Cecil county, Md, belonging
I" the estate Of James CsSscday, decd. or
} contracting for growing crops Of any descrip-
ton. unlcr penalty of prosecution by the
other heirs. RUTH CASSEDAY.
Joseph A. GASSEDAY,
ELISHA CtSSEDNY.
SARAH JANE CASSEDkY
RtTH ANN CASSEDAY,
June 2m JAMES GASSEDAY JRL ~
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DOCT. J. ]. Buckley

OFFERS his professional services to tho
Ocitizcns Of
Port Deposit and Vicinity;
Office opposite J. J. Hcckart, Esqrs ollice.'
july elm
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GEO. W. WALTON. II. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
WALTON s. ARMSTRONG,
MACHINISTS and ENGINEERS.

IN TTIF III ILDIhG,--
Bri'rctn M & 9Th. 4 Orongc am 7ninuH T.,
WILMINGTON. DELAW ARE.
INFORM Their flienls and the pubic that ,h"v
i continue the manufacture of High and Low
Pressure stationary and Marine STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS. SHAFTlNG. MILL WORK. mud
machinery Of every description. CASTINGS AMI
v CARR AGE ANLES furnished t" order.
u hLAcKSM THING Of every dc,cr' p,ion
forged To orler. IL JOBBl Nc Of al kin.s pune.
'naIly attended % ..H, Jury 2I--Gm.
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For Tie Cecil Wing.
OUR INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mr.. EDITOR.-The inordinatc desire. m
| Inc part of our Insurance Comrauy to occ,m.
cla,e a large fund for its future use is cyinrc1
by the late Circular. Containing tahle n
the increased rates Of insurance a,l,ntcd ~,
the board during the rast wear, and to BE-
submitted to the members. for anroyal ny
rejection at the Annual Meeting, to he h.ll
at Elk,on ON the 4,h day Of Ancu,t next
Aprceably to this scale If pronosed rates tho
interest to be paid by each member will he
increased from IS to so pcr cent IN The
amount uaid heretofore.
Now we all know ncrf,c,)v well that tho
Companv. has been GETTING alone w;,b o-oa,
| satisfaction to the m,mlrrs: has r,;ncd no
confidence. of the good nco,le nf Ccr;l ,,o,,r,,.
and had mill ,bc Iosscs Of Is53 = f,ud ,h.,
had been GRADUALLY, bu, constantly incrn, ,"'
inc, for ln,,r ar Two nrc,oms yc,,- If tl. r",,
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NH00 or $500 wanted for which go town
. UVU property will bc given as security
Enquire of the Editor OF The Wing.
July II.
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1florric0.

On the 18th inst :, in Marcus Hook. Della
ware county. Pa, by Rev. II. b. Galloway,
Mr.. DAVID W. WEnsrrR. Of Gastinc, Maine,
TO Miss MARGAHETTA D., daughter Of Mr..
John Marshall Of the former place.
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The Great Western Fertilizer.

"a WV
Il FERTILIZER OF \ SUPERIOR KIND.
guns article which offer for sale | con-
l. slider to be one oi The best n,anurcs now
III use. II IS far better than GuauO alone
hnoNt,tG thu farmers have been iuuci, i'm
I'"acd on by worthless articles under the
name Of FcriHiecfs and that they lpuk with
"'$o'e'on ON any t,.ing hca ring that uU,fc, |
',ink best 10 inin,m them ui the materials Vt
"Aith iAis article is C"nposru. ~ that they
may t"r'" an opinion of its lhtlftS from their
own jndshcilts. Every ton contains of the
very bt st
Irrrvinn Grlno 400 lbs.
t'7,ash and Soda Salts InO
Fine bone dust POO
animal carbon '''o
1t is well known that the salts of potash. soda
and limc enter largely into our farm pro,IuctS.
particularly the cereals, such rs wheat and
corn. This combination has seen made so
~ In supply the .roWing Ithttiis with these
elements; 1t viii prevent the attacks Of worms
and insects; for Euckwheat, Wheat and Grass
II is the best manure. that can he used, as the
materials are all solids.
Thc price is s.. per 100 lbs. er S}j per ton
Apply 80 A. w. KING, Mill Crtck, II miles
below Eik;on. !Junc IF
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IT YOU wish No. article Of Schuylkiil
i. Lime. you can he supplied at short n"tIct.
hv ordering through WlLTM .R a FORD, al
Winners lspilitior George Town. -i'F
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rnNGREss-MEnNEspAY.

SEsATr-The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from the Secretary Of War in relation to certain
troops OF OF Texas who have not been paid by the
United States which was referred to the Committee on
Finance and ordered TO be printed.
After brief executive session,
Mr. Seward reported bill amend the act 10 carry
into effect the reciprocity treaty between the United States
and Great Britain.
Mr. Dawson reported bill authorizing the Alexandria
and Washington Railroad Company TO establish steam
ferry across the Potomac river opposite the city Of Wash
inaton which was considered and postponed until to-
morrow.
The army approx ration bill was taken up, and hume.
rous amendments were adopted Mr.. Johnson moved to
strike out the appropriation of Ss25ooo for the Capitol
extension as being inappropriate this bill This led 70
an extended discussion and without taking The question:
the Senate adjourned at minutes before four o'clock
HousE OF RrparsEsrArTKs-A resolution was adopted
closing the debate on the French spoation bill tomorrow
at 3 O'clock p.
Mr. Clark introduced bills making appropriations for the
Improvement of the harbor New Buffalo of the harhor
at the mouth of South Black river of the harbor at the
mouth of the Mukegon river the harbor at the mouth
Of Grand river of the harbor the mouth of Black river
and Of the harbor at St Joseph in the State Of Michigan
which were read twice by unanimous consent and refer
red TO the Committee on Commerce
The II ouse then resumed the consideration OF the Dill
providing for the asceranment aud satisfaction OF claims
Of American citizens for polations committed by The
French prior the Of July 1901 which was opposed
by Mr. Benton and advocated by Mr. Disney. Mr. Cham
beran addressed the committee in opposition TO the reso
luton rendering the mediation of the United States to thu
powers engaged in the Eastern The committee theI
rose and the House adjourned.
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ous names Is Virginia tired Of Jehersons Declaration
Of Independence Is il weary Of his glorious act OF rc
gous liberation Is 1t stated with the recollection Of the
persevering and enuobng struggles for religious equality
long before that became law Is tia painful memo
~ the labors Of such Marshall as Wythe
as Barbour beralizng their constitution and in pre-
senting II posterity among whom they may be said 10
have labored guide and througha steroas fa
ture Let break up the old order Of things
say the reforming politicians OF Massachusetts, who
are united upon thing only, snd that hostility to
the SOUTH and this cry Is sent back BY few be
nighted presses in the Old Dominion SO, then Virginia
Is to be taught by Massachusetts, The voices tina, have
long derided Virginia distractions and prosecuted Viz
GINA statesmen are 10 be received orscnar teachings
by the present generation The Josiah Quincys lead
the descendants and the disciples OF James Madison The
offspring of the members Of the Hartford Convyaon
followed their upon creeds and scch by those
who proud Of the example, Of Virginia when the rights
OF men have been in peril Even Boston whose people
drove from their midst Virginia gentleman in pursai, Of
his property secured him by the law, calls upon
Virginia to second decision In OF the party
We shall next have Mr. Sumner demanding from Virginia
an ovation for his reasonable expressions against the
South and Thaddeus Stevens will be claiming Virginia
gratitude because though he grossly nsulted her the
floor of Congress- he has made up for Il by Joining the
know nothngs.
There is something unnatural in the bare idea Of seeing
Virginia fail prey to this devouring anatieism and Is
this tina, fills with confidence that she viii cast Il as
reptile from her bosom Her open and oatspoken poll
eyher llustrious pasther constellation Of great men
whose works m stir great nation, and whose examples
have applauded by distant words-he sacred blood
that cnriches her soithe history that has made her
leader among her sisters and the noble Commonwealth
that sprung from her lonset hope that all these
influences will be able expel from her borders that pc.
ca disease before which many have Yielded and for
which our country will repent in humiliation through all
| coming time
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURsDAY MORNING. JAN. 90. 1870.

O. NJ C. W Jssss arnsoa street. Cincinnati, Ohio. V
general uaseps agent Wsera States and Texas
assisted nv n J. Taoa.s j. T. Drxr WIS. H. TaosAs, q y
YKlssr, q. NJ Wlsssss A. L. csslps, and Dr. VIZ ih"s
Receipts ~ either will b. coed.
Uar feRxsL Z, JAMS, No. ira south Team street feaae'
mia our general travelling agent assisted by VIZ H. Wsln,
Iauk C0lLiss DssKSs A. Evans, 1nosss u Ntcs
IosrrH Brrros, kosfsr w MORRISON hp
xAsp W. WHY, NIILasm l.. Warxsssss H. htnpcss z.
W. MAoKxs, aud u. =. PKascs
- r M Lowis, OF Montgomery, Alabama V oar gen
81 Alabama and Tennessee as
sisted by O. LEWIS, and sssUft - Lkwts
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civilization of commerce and navigation OF our great ma
tousl development and the individual happiness anu P ~,
pery OF our citizens dependent the passage % ns on
beseech the committee give 1t the attention ~ deserves
and support commensurate with the paramount eonsia
eraons Of craftsmanship which have already secured io
il the appreciation Of the country FOR be assuleu as w.
by this House win be hailed AS the cementng OF
another link in the perpeuty OF the progress power anu
grandeur If the American government
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THE DAILY UNION

enemies that he may prostitute these same coveted despo
sms 10 his own vile He had undertaken TO over
throw the only republics of Europe and one was his
ow fair ally-France
England would bold In subjugation her Ireland and
France her modern Rome. Hungary and Poland could
never obtain freedom under the domination of Austria and
Russia II the conflict should now II would not al
ford one ray Of hope the but they would DC
unu back into that condition where the silence OF despo
ism i the synonyme Of peace After further remarks by
Mr. O.
first section.
On motion the committee and reported progress
BILL
ON motion Of Mr. KEITT, the Senate bill providing for
the establishment OF 10 investigate claims against
the of the United States taken from the
Speakers table and referred the Committee the Ju-
dietary
On motion the House then adjourned.
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IN CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES
Thirty-Third Congress second Session
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1855.


Soon after the reading OF the journal,
MIR BADGER moved that the Senate proceed TO the con-
siaeraton of executive business, it would take but
short time dispose Of small matter, and " was desifa
BE 10 do SO before the Senate got involved in the business
of the day
The motion agreed to.
After the lapse Of about half an hour the doors were
reopened
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-09
W0oDLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND. FoR

W SALf.-Ine suOscrlDer wishing to remove To
the mountains will sell his Property on the BROOKE
Plank Road one and a half miles from Richmond
The tract contains 7S acres about 10 acres in woods
OF which 20 acres are heavily timbered.1 There ara
several beautiful building sites the land; so acres
ted by him as market garden The place is remark
ably healthy, and the neighborhood excellent Th,re
Is well otfine water near the dwelling
The improvements of the first order bav;,r
been erected within the last four years in the hand
soonest style, and oftbe best materials. The dwelling
Is % feet square, with two passages and stairwavs
with elegant portcoes in front and rear and contain,
eight large rooms, with fire-places to each and cor
nected by folding DOORS besides four closets The an
ish of the interior is chaste and beautiful marble
tells and hearths and modern CRATES with the walls
handsomely papered. The outbuildings are frat rate
and consist of kitchen and of brick con-
nected to the dwell ing by covered wav; large and
well built house for servants, containing five rooms
handsome octagon smoke-house; covered with tin.
washhouse and one of the best stables in Virginia
having accommodation for 16 horses carriages and
q large amount of forage.
To appreciate the property, is only necessary to
view 1T and those disposed to purchase are respect
fully requested to do .H
1t will be sold whole divided to suit the view.
of purchasers Terms liberal.
SO 2s-d&c3w -. RICHARD HILL.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,-O m p .
GEN'L SUPT. PET'G II. r., September 26 ia55
Proposals will be received this office until ondav
the 18th of October, for building the Brick Walls ~
an Engine House, on the Company's lot, lear Jones
Road Plan and specifications can be seen at this Of
flee on and after the 9th inst
&C S-dtd THOS. SHARP Gent Supt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAfs..

|
NOT1CE.--I shall sell ON yNEDNESDAv
the 10th day of October at O'Clock If fair. If moi
rne mkt fair day thereafter. my Farm on the Coapit
the city of Richmond and one mile west Of I'm, Ifn
gary water station, containing hundred and i1y
acres Of land more or less There il good dwelling
ana out houses, good well and first rate orchard Of
Apples Peaches, Pears, Cherries &c II l. one Of The
healthiest places in the country. '' y ''0
ANY one Wishing to purchase the land can call nm
land. =" '''o"ins them Inc
mEkMs;-0ne-half cash, the balance in 6 and -
BY Larns s. Shine.
INTEREST In KEAL ESTATE AT aJrc.
4 TlON.-Wiii be sold at auction on WEnNES
PAY, the 18th, at o'clock r. NJ, the interest Of Mr.
by Mr.. r. II. Riddck $3.50 -" o'o"piea
BY order of the Trustee.
oct - LARUs SHINE, Ancts.
BY Dunlop, 1Ioncure & Co.
SHOES, GROCERIES WINES pp
~, - DIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY ~.
n.h INST. commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at
9nT Auction Store, general assortment of (tR0rF
hiES &c, consisting la part Of
sugars fair to choice quality, in hhds.
Refined Sugars
Cohee; Candies
Soap; Mustard '
Ccguac Brandy
Fort and MADEIRA Wine
Old Rye Whiskey
N T.. Rum, &c.
~ cases Brogans, suited to the senson
will SELL ' commenting a' X O'CLOCK, we
cases, dozen each, Maitland & Phelps South
Side Madeira, vintage. 1885 III &P
40. doz J. J. Triarte's Brown Sherry. 1886.
q DO. doz Amontillados Pale do, vnt 1919
III DO doz. Jos. Hennessy's London Dock Cog
mac Brandy, vnt. 18f3-Pale
do. doz Hennessy's L. d. Cognac Brandy
Ig40 l'
= do. doz. Cognac Champagne Brandy, 1872
10 oo' aez' rae rae Otard Dupuy Co.'s l.. d.
!, !, Cog. Brandy, vint. 1910.
III 40. doz Dark do do. do. do do
~ do. doz. J. B. Goddard's Cognac Brandy, 1906
X DO doz. Dark Marteles Cognac BRANDY vim
tuge l340 - -
L" 40. doz Schiedam Gin, Rynbende & Zonen
Pine Apple" 1S4O
q do. doz. Old Jamaica Rum 1912
10 do doz. Cherry Brandy prepared 1870
DO. doz. N Gordon's East Indiu Sercial Mad
III. ). HI. 10y
! 40. doz Backburn's do do do do 1885,
DO doz. Large Magnum's Old E. i. Reserve.
1926. ~
Inc ABOVE Liquors, c0ns gned TO us from Boston TO
and choice quality. ~ " f
TERMS: Under 100 cash; over $500 months credit
| for approved negotiable paper 30
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
W Auctioneers.
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BY EOddin & NDD.r.oI

by GOddin Il AppersOn.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY FOR
- SALE. AZ AUCTlON.-Will be sold on TIL YRS
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th October 1855 on the
premises, commencing at 5 o'clock, a Framed Dwell
hing at the corner of Elmwood and Plumb streets
now IN the occupancy of MIR. Joseph III. Saunders.
The lot fronts 10 feet runs back l25 feet The house
has three rooms.
TERMS: Half cash balance at - months for nero-
liable notes. interest added, and title retained till last
note is paid. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
Oc9 Auct;onears