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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
V,Jyo,, Eeper in Mobile

The Mobile Board of Health states olnoia'; :,
that four deaths from yellow fever oGGu fapa,es
that city on the LIST. "ihey wele d a." nav there
all far removed from the Shipping, anu & bav-
iore h 20 NO. connection Whatever with imported
n '"s 80" This is the language OF the board
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Aid for Norfolk and porfsmouth

4idJor Norfolk and Portsmouth.
A meeting was held at New Orleans, on the 9th
instant; when it was resolved to employ fifteen
nurses, at 500 month, and despatch them to
Norfolk and Portsmouth Immediately. The odd
Fellows of New Orleans have also RENTED $500
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The Massachusetts, Uhigs

BosroN. Sept. IA convention OF s1raigh'
out wings has been called to assemble at W orees
ter on October Sd; for the purpose of nominating
State officers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 14.-santa Anna: SISTER sos
and brotherin law passed through this city yes
terday en- route for the city, of New YORK YORK. SANTA
Anna is daily expected via the same route
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
Termnnt ELecii0n.

MONTPELIER. Sept, l3.-Returns from all the
towns of the State but eleven give Boyce; (repuo-
Ican,) for Governor, 5000 majority
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Cen lScotFs Back PAN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3th.-lt Is reported tha'
Cen SCOTS back pay as Lieutenant Ueherai nus
been disallowed by the War Department.
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ReIiefrrnn Rnetnt1

BosroN, Sept l2-5,o0J dollars has been rails
ed in this city for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
LATE NEWS BT THE MAILS.
From the Petersburg Express of Saturday.
yelloy Fever al Norfolk 4 Portsmouth.


We are pleased t.. state, that the same cheering
.;,ngs reached US Yesterday from the Fever Dis
tricts, as on the day before. The impression
seems to prevail generally with both physicians
and citizens, that the Fever is abating in both
V-nrf,lk and Portsmouth. Bat few new cases
,varc renurted in Norfolk on Thursday. and the
deaths amounted to "a; quite reduction com.
,.,red with previous days. In Portsmouth the
,,.p5nr of new cases was small, and the deaths
only seven. We sincerely trust that both places
have seen their darkest days. and that u ray of
light is at last glimmering before them
Tho Curtis Peek steamer was met at the City
Point wharf yesterday. by several gentlemen Oh
tbs city who went down tor the especla' purpose
If rertinr sight at the dear little orphans en-
route for Richmond. They arrived safely under
The care of Rev. Thomas Hume, OF tho Baptist
IAureh ACCOMPANIED by three Sisters OF Charity
T., consequence of some slight indisposlton pre-
willing al the Academy Building in portsmouth,
whore the little ones have been residing ohiy
rwENrY-EIGHr came NJ yesterday. me re-
mainder will be brought up hereafter. lhey are
said to be very sprightiy and handsome Mite
bovs and pirls and much too young to realize
their heavy less Some of them we are told are
nyan too Young to tell their names, and the prob
oblitv is their real names will never be ascertain
cd.
One of the passengers on the Peek yesterday
waso gentleman who has lost by the Fever,
wiz, and four children. Hh has but one child
left and tina, one has been placed among the or
phans
The Rev ID. =. Wills. of the Cumberland st.
Methodist church, and his lady who has not had
the fever, came up yesterday. MIR. W looks
badly from the effects of his late violent ut
tack.
At Portsmouth, we regret to hear that James
G. Holiday, Esp, of the Sanitary Committee,has
heen taken down with the Fever We trust that
the life Of one who has proved himself so useful
and who has rendered so much efficient service
during the entre prevalence of the epidemic Will
be spared.
The Rev Mr.. Chisholm of st. Johns Church,
Portsmouth, is improving.
Charles Bisoly is exceedingly ill, and not eX-
4 preted to recover
Mrs d. p. Daughry died Thursday of the fe-
yer. ~ .;
DR.. n. c. Whitehead of Norfolk is improving.
The rumor published in the Express of Thursday
mn,ning. TO the effect that Capt. Elias Guy, OF
,hc police, had been appointed to the head OF AT
r;rs in Norfolk is confirmed. A most ]udiclous
/ appointment. A.. N..aan,,
4 4,in last evening, direct from Baltimore, informs
that VIM H. Wilson. Esq, cashier of the
VIRGINIA Bank at Portsmouth. and owner OF the
Macon House at that place was lying at Bar
nlm's Hotel. yesterday morning, Ill with the Fe'
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HeoIth If Nep Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE health of th
city has much improved, and the fever is steadily
abating.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


Nv III be sold. ut public auction, on Monday, t.e
1T LAY If October. the premises To the highest bid
der the valuable Farm owred by John Sh'rey, deed
continuing 30p Wing the main road had ny
tie Big Lick Depot, and adjoining the lands of John
Trou', +. Rorer nnd others. Tie Ian has good
Dwelling huuse il. witt fine Barn and all oiltcr nc
eessry houses atfbci ed: lies we'll is in high infe
et cultivation. We'd suited Ia thu tndueon # all Kin Is
- eraia, las ,uhcincy of wtcr aud tnihcl Ia an
al the purpnsrs of farm nnd "a in fine neigh
anth ao9n VOID il i all that could he i, sired IN "
fam.
Those Ia want Il iarm would do we'll 10 xaninr IL
tar IN 1t the' viii al good, convenient mud e-rnhle
residences. II will be shown 10 persons 10y Me-. Peter
shiny, mha resides cn il
T. rus liberal a'd ma.r know on ,ae day af sale.
L, or.irr al tio Lcgaiec..
sep u aawtlst oe JACOB SlIREY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

1 AND FOR SAEh--By virtnr ii Deed Of
Trust executed L, me BY c., cd IL AdaRs. and
Hlsl Nc!son, bearing datr 2ith February, 1873. ani
duly recorded in Franklin County Court shall. on The
Sit dai OF o. oher 1859. tho premises sell nj pub
lie auction, Tract of Land belonging Ia the said
Adams and Nelson. sumtcd 10 Franklin County, on
Chestnut Greek, ten miles Snulh-Eas, II tn Court.
hausr, and within three miles al the Turnpike Road
heading Gom Danvile To Big Lick.
This rract OF Land contains 6l7 acres about 100 OF
which 81, AIRED. the remainder heavily tmbcrel There
bcwren 80 and loo of rich ure.k hnttom.
n,put half Of which is sfll in woods The whole
tract Is very ttie ard lies we'll atd i, we'll adapted
IL the growth of rohneec, Wheat Corn, tssd Grtss
fhrc is Ii great deal Of fine meadow nn plaut land,
aud a new Saw Mill on n good stream.
This Tract uay be divided So MS make tracts
It nenrly equal value.
IhRMs.-Two thousand dollars will be required in
cash, unA the remainder in one, and three yrars
it'll interest fiom the day of sale the purchasers giving
hnds with approved personal security, and the title re-
'lined until all the purchase money is paid
sep l7-ct3 lat oc NJ. G.. CARPER, Trustee
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u,O CONTRACTORS.

received at my Office in Tazewell, Caibourne CO.,
Tenn until the 30th day of august for the Masonry OF
~, Bridges lover Clinch and Hoson rivers for the
Cincinnati. Cumberland and Charleston Raiiroad.
Tho obove idgea are high zone Sc feet tho other 80
.,O and very long. The work must be commenced
Immediately after day of letting. to "lut in the
undation during the low water of the Fall month";.
will also receive proposals unit, the 10 Of October,
f. the Graduation and Masonry Of that part of the
above mentioned Road. lying between Beans Station
Grainger county andthe Of Ne sport, Cooke
~, $50 mies)
The above work rs heavy and well worthy the at.en
ton Of Co, tractors The terms of ymeht will be
wholly CASH. h. l.. OWEN,
~ &c. ctl sthoct Chief Engineer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
7 YNCIisulsG COIEEGE-Tt Ills In.,ur

I NNGlIBusG COLLEGE Tits In.,'m-
4 ton VIII be opened ou the lst OF October sext,
with a cumI Faculty. inr Chemical Philosophical,
and Mathematical Apparatus and all tho n4na facilities
for College instruction
The terms of iulon will be $40 IN tho Preparatory
Department and $50 IN the Gelleeinr. the annual
session One La the tuition payable IN advance.
II il especially desired that geacmen ho Intend 10
give their Collegiate wonI place them ms
IA possible. in 1 = Preparatory Department, Tint
they mny be thoroughly AM rrenniy prepared for Col
legc IS 3 .dscts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

qSe}SS Der the 2nd day of the present month,
fScptembrr) ANGEIlNE. bright mulntto woman,
a,eJ about Years. She Is tall straight. well form.
ed and finely featured with very black and
straight hair; black eyes, good teeth features resembling
those of n white aud far brighter than mulntioes
ge,erlv are In TACT to careess observer she would
,ass for :; while woman. She been used TO house
bu.ipe A. but can her hand any kind of business
She w - raised near Cump ell Courthouse by Dr. Mar
tim of whom purchased hers 1me SIX years since, and
a i.,ar living in Lynchburg where it is likely she
will 20. aud attempt pass herself of as Tree white
woman, When neatly dressed she would be taken for
whit womnn. The above reward will be paid fpr her
f confined in any Jail " est # Prince Edward. All
nersfr are hereby warned to employ harbor sad
woman under penalty of the law ..
II. e. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
THE PLOw THAT BEATS THE WORLD
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT!

Our Premium Hili-Side. Improved Lifingston, Peck
skill aud Eagle pluws and Castings. Improved Thrash
ing Machines, Cnrn.Snel,r Cutting Knives and Road
Scrapers; also an improved Double Action Force Pump
Tor Wells and rings
sept. ON THE BASIN, Lyrclburg Va.
do hereby certify hat have tried for my If Rich's
Iron Beam Patent and have no hesitation in pronounce
ing This invaluable implement in my opinion, tho best
Plough in nse and destined. rs believe, take the
place of all Others whan it shall become generally
known. JOHN fALLlDA1,
Nurserymnn and florist. near lynchburg, Va.
Cas. II. Lynch Esq, of this ciy, who has used Il @
Iron Benin Pow FIR several mnnth- pnst, recommends
il Ms the best low II e. and has advised his friends
once IN procu'e H. He has given the fullest liberty
40 refsr confden.ly to him.
II s. WHIrTEMORE & BRO.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1855.
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I he stll,scil-
4, three miles
d of Thomas
md others
,sy Of access
snrpossed.--
which is in
60 acres arr
| The hu.ldi 90
h. uses. For
rles, Esq. a.
,,;l,e, M tie
|ORSIEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

YOU CAN BUY WATCHES, JEW.
ELRY. SILVER WARE AND FANCY r
JoDS, at wholesale AMI retail in every Va, ie "A
y and style, Mt low cash prices BY calling st1h&k
OWLAN'S. sign of tho Engle, No. 81. Sycnn re
fcet Petersburg, Vn., where you will save 90 pr
t. He has just returned from the Northern Manu-.
and Importers, with the largest and fash
nable ,rtment Of Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware
al Fancy Goods offered in this State Would il
1t be better for you call and examine hi. magnificent
lock and at easi 30 per cen, he buys all his
nds for eoah. and sell them much less than tho
gnlnr prices iar the quality Of goods. Yon cnn
40 have your Watches and jcwcry repaired In the be-t
euner AM ut short notice. an always get the newest
al mos fashionable goods In exchange Tor your money.
Remember the place. sign Of the Eagle, No. "a, yea
re street, fcier,b rg Va.
sophia THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

MO l. PERUVIAN GUANO-l50 bags No |
~ Pc uyian Gnano, receiving from boat Fulton, and
for saln by ID +. SAChEIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17
SCHOOL
" NEAR l. YNCHBURG

JOHN ii. WINSTON, Principal.
THOMAS SrEPTOE, Assistant,
The next session Of this school v.ll cOmTence on Tie
LIST Monday in September, and excepting recess OF
one xcek Christ uas) will continue u the last ay OF
June following.
The course of study is extensive AID thorough. en-
bracng everything necessar, Tor preparing the pups
for the highest classes of the University, or for the sct"'
business of life.
TERMS: For tuition and DO I'd (exceP- henssl
els 0, payable onc-hafin advance and On mar On -.
list February. iupils charged from the time o. ~
for any cause except prorsctcd sickness FOR iotner
narc,,,l,rs ad iress the Principal, at Lynchbafs.
;,,l. . cO,av kdIaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-17

New caps AND NEW MATS.-'Juss
onened u few samples Of men and boys OaPss 80
Mic. .,rnl, If men and boys fine fashionsbls
Hsts. ii ,he various shspss and colours in vogue.
s-p- 7-ls =. cnAopnt.
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- -Ju { ar
Il HORSES,
Iir prices, an
,e's Exchange
GREEN.
d filled to the
b. ". q.
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xes of LEM
A. BOYD
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LIME FAMILY CURED IIAMS.-soO0
Il just received By
jy 23-ts SAUNDERS 4 lhbf.
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HENRY n LEEDS, Anctoneor. - ,
VNJEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o.

Ia the most c<tly piiOn all made 10 order BY fateN
,ich SILK CURTAINS, STATUARf, PAIN TlNn, o. o.
HENRY H. LEEDS q Co viii sell by Aucaon Oh ssos ,
DAY Sent % At lOl o'clock he Residence, No % h ~ 81
Il prsr broadway elegant aud thiOn.oie FURNITURE oy
erty OF gentleman leaving the city all nearly new ana -
ord.r N the elegant style BY hutchns, eoonfins ~
e-rvef Paror Suites in rosewood covered IN cioa e'
n.danor tspettry; farcy Chairs Arm and sewng co. ~
e,sapt Pier CLASSES With marble end cold base w.
s,nt Mani Glasses made By Wnsms steysns o. -
sS Faufeui spring back Armchair green dk Carts
v nh k aud very richly trimmed. Comics see i...
.upsrb rsewoo Eiasere canopy top plate as 80 "a "a
MADE u order; superb bohemian 'ase nog 800 cs.pf
Il ur feet hsh imported 10 order; JsPsnss .~nios M,
Table Mosaic Verde Antique topi do WIN 80
.ac TOO de- and ormolu Etalerei one a. 2r.sts
Ti.oo- Forte, 7octave, and cost rpoi onH"'s w.
and porcelain sisies y, ...,,oI Els
DiNNs RooIn rosewood superb cM'eh To- a. ps,.fisr
.,,n T.ble leaves snd bss- rosewood FURNITURE,
:, a D-,ns-k Curtain Ehk.betbsn Chars ofnoa 49,
49,, Mating thre SUPERB pieces Msfble stsua go -
al. b.su,fu f,as Ware superb gold aud ho~etso is
r.. Set &c ri.h reN sheffield pst'd Ware, win 'u'"
aGe order. - 4. t..-. p.,...i,C sy,
Bs.@uet suite covered crimson de lane brIsee a.
- go ,.hosapv Ext asicn Table mHb top Piefp-~,
T. 80 seer t.fy Cheeouairc green wedsewood; wh" -
H,psooas-supssb etTvei rosewood Wndroes, 80
., ~ - plafr gsss AID ala Dressing Bufess w. M
hcf,p a. match Ash-isnd ShANiEg Glass Per %,
NJ loo aud att Tables, bsckv al Of Warisooei 80,
c.ta Can, py aId ace Cur ai1si GIBBS. cane .d,s ~
Rrdsrsd. ard Bureaus, COTTAGE Suitas, hoe hsl-e
49,. Nc : mahogany WARDROBE. Ensrsyinss &C
sale w. cssrm. with the kitshen Furhitore
The al a, can be- on amirei nay bee,r. the sac Ma
f,rArts Of aun .sion can b. obtained rum Tho Aoe"'
- Nz,sAusi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
rs REAL ESTATE REGISTRY OFFICE

~ No 4s Nassau g. Just r"gistered for sale;
IA Houses aud Lots n Brooklyn Price $3.50 70 tllVo;
4Houses and Lots New York Pnce, - 5Vto eoSo
2Houses and Lots Rye Neck VIC Price geo and - w.
Farms IL New-jersty. Price, 2 coo 70 Sl7H.
Fsrus in WestchesteT. Price, Sll 900 20 S5O,Vp
Farms on Lcng Island. Pricf, 81 800 20 st lOvD. .
For full description Of the sboTe property vel - address
of owners please call the office and examine the registers
which are free all without charge
Open from "a. NJ. 10 =. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
JosEPH HEGTa,S, AuetoreeI.
7 ARGE MORTGAGE SALE OF SPLENDD

IL new FURNIrURE At the Central ssle..osn ms eornsr q
WI. ushhy and Pearl Yrooklvn, on WEDNESDAY Sept
26 az % ocock Mt with the utmost confidence that ~
the attention Of puTchasTs OF hr class 9Imtae 70 ns
goods 10 be offered this sale Every article VAL Do lasd
pop abe a. 10 material and worsmHse
The Catalogue will conn rise pain and rcaly carved rosese
msho aDy aud walnut Sofas Teestees, NoAfe ho Asn "a
Reception Chsirs white osk do in hair cloth aud ooocs
ahossny Bedesds Bookcase Office De'k Estet son rs
with po,hed leaves marble top dressing aud Psn burnsa
Hat Rscks Washssnds, shaving Stands elegant Etsssos
.p,udd Case for syer. sue o. splendid sci
urpi,urr in maroon brocstee pieces &C. Az
two sets superb Window Curtains maroon and cTmson br
tele Win ~hi,s Lace Curtains Conice' Sei rosewocdY
ah Papo four SD sudd Oh Paintings, L,ndseapes se The
rood, can be Tuesday afternoon aud evening"
same DAY. al NJ o'clock " precisely, at the SAersm
nr Black HORSES sbout years DID, ven tskrs.
sound and order with set Of Harness one isy
Carnage snd single do In excellent order me wssss
Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24

puN;wAy FARM. AGRICULTURAL and

IL rnli COMPANY, FARM snl noMh within ne
,v.b a F,ss, Ma rrNNsvl MAMA LASH Is..'s
49, fl.ssa.l a la.4 FuR sALh vas aFNN "i
% A,rr. Ga s.Ccars, sNa oNR DOLLAR fkR WEhh, "
sstu. a - -, ard ,te A,avs IN proposition. -. T.,
Tho SOIL 70 sn1ss the tichest IA the STATE spunas ~
coat. bins In ELK COUNTY. Feut Railroads 81 sha.'y
hs completed, sasssrts.g by d,~f communication
Ne- ,ss AlssetAes lAss.- PEN. sA t'", aas az w
10 ,sls-s Eeaas mas the ossNptsr to>ctsrA.rieh o"
R.stNsd. the State. See tho s~s Map Of fena'y,ss
E,ness They the saphuy and Ere Al 'sh.ny 'shey,
Chsn,use sc In r.pd Of compeuoa LOCOMOTIVES @e
running cr slaesp pat So ,,.pv,,.t. a..
1he larsr q, Flufi,hnf Town Of ST MAkh IN the
CENTkR ef,ke Tract numbering some go inn.busan IL
hs. ucte schcos 0n-t Mills foe stores sud every
thin The Stccshcdsr. ESQ receive 10 Los ia ths
Tewn and MIL The land rrrouaf these i'm rove
The TlMBEk ofhe best KIND consisting OF Caerrs 'Ae''
n uf 4iA. Oak and Ptne 80, ,,-
The COAL upon land Is literally 'nnhas,et e-ins
rorruon bed IL the ONLY Coal LhNp In that p.rf on ms
STATE bsving dycci unciion win the dreren oeS
saty become i~nonis, tasgb!e on that one
Its points It's destiny become the PoTrsViLLE Of
tibet country 4, a..
This az opportunity never presented before 70 the Business
Mar the Won pE MGn aud the Mech.pic- Il aces Home
within bis reach II en.bes him PROVIDE Tor
tns IRE, or the future against 0tuns Those who Tsa
more detailed info nation will please address By eter hen
they can copy Of the Psnpast Cons AID o.!
Laws Farm. BE- bought by iDolo~ns Fir't De- 1nsn
Address SAMUEL w. CATTELL, Secretary, No Id " a.
nut ct " side betwee- b and 5th Sta Phi sd.iPniA
CBAS. X lands President
SAMUEL ". CATTFLL secretary -
References BIGLER, Phiaie pna; ton. "
r. BsEsrTr Clesfed; Hon ALEx HAYS, LancASer and al
other W. !l.infOrrnec persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
GgoRGE Cook, Auctioneer. -
AIORTGAGEE's SALE of GENIEEL HOUSE

wi nom FURNITURE PIANO-PORTE, 6c.-rHISD DAY
IMondsyl at IOt o'clock Houss No 1875 Prnoet, a.s
snlliysn SYLVESTER SrOVER Go VIII sell " eoove
Ode, ~ Mortgage the entire Furniture Of family rsnlu
ps housekeepg consisting 10 part Of elegant Rosewood Psas
Furniture Rosewood Pisno.Ferte DinnsrSm and os w
Tapestry Velvet Carpets Brussels ant Ingram Do, Hall ~
stsr CARPETS Msresses Beds and beddns nc. tns wnoss
fp, SCALA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
JAMEs COILS, Auctioneer. "a,
POSITIVE SALE Ito close a cODcern) OH

i valuable BUILDING LOrS on Gatsssy aud Qaiastx
near BroadsAy in Mimi Ward. Brooky n-JAMES CJWt
SON VII s.I on TUESDAY, SepL ., al IL O'Clock, s~
hans Exchars Co. New orb the following dos"Hs P"f
eTty, viz: n...A.- -
Rrlph.avs. ~,t
u Lots ON tho north side Of Quincy 81 IN Of the sof
ali q by 100 feet. -, MA
Thi. property IL located IN beautiful section Of the sas
Ward. The grades high; improvements IN the neisn@
hood are all Of good class. Gates-ay paved tho sns
length is the leading from the Western Dtd
Broadwsy paved past this property line OF omnibus s
Peck slip cry running the Title psrf1
Part the purchase money remain bond and mortn
For maps ald other particulars apply the Auconee No
Fultoust Brooklyn. and No IS Nsssanst n. u,tSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
Us. n. BAsTLsTT. AacdoDe.t
HROCKEkY. GLASS and CHINA Wlpp

lsrre assortment OF best white yanite, blue prsisI -
con mon Ware CHM, Britannia Ware, &c Also ID -
ages ef lass are from the shelves and BY tho p
Sale pereu pory Catalogues ready sni goods a.
amlned TIE attention OF city and eoOnJ dealers Ars4
20 The above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
RUSSELL ". wEsrcorr, Auctionser
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 4,

H. A. the tesdsncs Of CHARLES LINK va, Ne Iesw-,
lSh-st-R w wESrC0rr will sell on II EsDAY, Sss a
AZ lOt O'Clock the eati'e h,adsome Furniture Of the -,
bonse cor si,tius OF ch Velvet NIon and other Cups
splendid srench Mantle Mirrors suites nssSs,
Paior Furniture covered IN maroon velvet rete stee
cred in velvet hsreoth elegant Center anu e f,s
with Egypt AN marble tops; superior oeta'e faaoPrr
,oo .nc cover frosted Prism Girsndole Divsns s,d 0nN
covered In ysvet sofas French sping Chairs cy ere
rosewood Etaxere plate doors lace CURTAINS super fsA
Bedteads air Msieses marble tip Washst nd rea fa-s
number Of ue OIL Pannss richly framed ,u8eor assyay
F1tenson.T,be r'ea Chns Snseswsre, Ivory Cssy est
GlAsswae &C. with large vorey q hi'ehenwSe Rsse
r.tor oil Clohs Sc Catalogues will be ready Ta~iay
morning No pOsponsmenL Deposits required Of ~ par
chasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
" s. MELLoR Auconser-By HoUGaTON MgLLoA .
YINUFSDAY and WEDNESDAY, Sept % and

l g. at he sp,clous Wsrerooms No. AZ Brosdsy. at
O'Clock esh DAY ASSIGNEES SALE Of the eatre anufs
tured stock Of RCD CABINET FURNITURE manufactures
expressly private sale by JOHN GRU NDftO be soJ via
oa by Orer Of is Assignee. The trade cOuatry mr
shsni those about refuuishng particularly invited
The building let with years lesse-P0sseoo ceI =
Packing preuis by competent persons for
pur hazel, The stock braces the fashionable sSe'
rosewood oas, mahogany, walnut and enimeed Fpfn.u,
eaboraey carved finished vita the most costly maenai
eer-nt Paror Furniture sIe covered va
French brocade SATIN brocatee figured reps lao
and hArcloth; ladies rosewood Csbnesi EhksTes, wa
FreLob pse mirror fronts nchyc rgod Music Cabinets al
StaLd; carved wood Center IL bes with Egyptian bti
and gold white Italian msrbe topsi ncb e,fyod m,h0s
Sofs Tetes Tetes, EoiiaTe fsfOr ana 'ecnpuon NnNn
r. fh Ea.y half IA and figured de laiEs Library at
Dining RooIn Fu niture rosewood walnut mahosaoy, "a
oak xeuson Dining Tables Chsrs 10 match. covered
ph reps aud csnesea Sioeboords, rich BoosCases a.
Secretaries Hall 3 ands and Chair Chamber Fufbtufe ek
arty cryed rosewood and mahogany Bsd.tesd Dresas@
T..rs with marble tops snd plse gas msIbetop Wahsos
torsrh: fly decorated ard eosmsled Chamber suites ~
erai OF which are very yausble Wsrdrobesi richly carve
rosewood Arors pste gsss doors lined with sstn wood VI
cedar Ioupges OUNCE BEDS covered IN fancy de ,se RI
AID h.ircoth Chairs 90 match; walnut and oak Chaae
Furniture f.s; sTetes; Arm, Rocking and issJ
Char Also, IL O'Clock, four rosewood fiAn9 ro''en
moved for nyenienee Of ss!esod 10 pay advances o
lOaues The morDlnR OF SAFE.