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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

usinp the and cheapest Of Principal oace
lJS Grand street. Centre market treatise rupture
gratis Also LADIES' and gentsmens supporters, shoulder
braces, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

Great Bargains I'm French China mt the
China Hall sis Broadway, above Eleventh street White
French dining plates dozen; coffee and
per DOZEN twenty four pieces; cut glass gobet
- - y. X KERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

Mr.. G. ID. Fredriclks date Quincy d Fred
scks respectfully TO his patrons and friends
At he has removed the Photographic department $50 Broad
way opposite the Metropolitan Hotel and that all the Partisan
ARTISTS which he introduced this country still remain with
IN. taken in every STYLE daguerreotypes,
Photographic ambrotypes 6 The rooms are open nee Tor
- recepio' Of visers at all hours. ~
@. ID. EREDRICKS, date Quincy FredrcksJ
SIS Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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70 conducive the comfort and convenience OF travel
hrs and others the subscribers stores
great variety and upon examination cannot fail OF being
satisfactory made with strict regard to their
ability, utility and cheapness. Each contains g. Saunders
metallic tablet keeping perfect order For
sale A. J. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House, and Ss7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

FINnO1OFItBs-A
pianos also melodeons all of full and rich tone fully
warranted prices that defy competition A decided
bargain may be had at the warehouse Of JOHN 7.
WAKE CO., 167 Canal street. four doors westof Varck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

improved pianos and meodeons to be found only
~ 1888 Broadway Pianos TO rent and rent allowed on pur
chase for sale monthly payments second hand pianos
from $50 TO $l40; melodeons from $40 TO $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

Private Lessons I'm Penmanship.-The Sub
scriber will receive limited number of ladies gentlemen
penmanshp, his elegant
SG2 Broadway, corner OF Franklin street. >
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

neerant article apparel not enough that The clothes
should and hat fsultcss the shirt must
~ nicely the neck tie gloves mouchoir shirt studs sleeve
buttons be In good taste. To be CONNIE n aut In
these and ali oher details Of the wardrobe and the toilet Il
only necessary them at GREEN'S No. Astor
Ifxpo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

The P1anO.-Thc Greatest Improvement Is
J. G. FISCHERS improved circular scale pianoorte,
wareroom Broadway opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
1ctory Twenty eighth street and Ninth New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

and beautiful Of Transforming the simplest glass vessel
into the richest painted china at dng cost The whole art
be perfectly acquired in half hour Book Of nstruc
ton and every article requisite be obtained at CONTENT
NEARY Il CO.'S 502 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

TIE New American Perfume, Excelsior, Lilly
Of pae Valley Spring Violet s;.. AZ Sc1 :.
Beauty aasa p eascs With beauty were b Se T
Nor Y nsr 20 Iss iSaass T hsx MAS
Ieese but their show their substance n ,srs
Piesss and Luons abraory Of flowers Aower farms Nit
The new American perfume, excelsior lilly of the valley
'r sold by GEO e. NIGER CO., corner Of Walker and
agents for the United States also by T. r Green
To Cristndgra's lis the Cry or All the
haired and red haired who wish to substitute beauty for
nues Have va sad na se oe ans baes sbansd WITH
This general dyer Sold applied at No Astor House.
76a Broadway.-Lovers Wahpenc Will RE-
store gray hair to \. youthful and cure cure
have as perfect heads Of hair when young by using the
BatcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes
seTeci comfort to the wear elegance and durael
sas Say
Important to Ladies' and Gentlemen-Jou-
without the slightest smell the glove can be worn m@edae
SoSfEST SEAR RYE Co. sGs 90 Brosaway
Ladies' Pastime. -Potichoma nile is the new
nd be- ss Of sR s e sass I
can perfectly acquired half hour Book Of insrac
SEARY go a. s. so2 Broadway '''H'1
Cristadora's Hair Dye Is Singled Ont by
the only whose artificial cannot be detect
ed and that does crisp their rngles bead OF hair Is
CristasIora's Hair Dye has Assumed the
place among articles of its No other beauties
red or gsy has Be- s I be 5
then improves instead of burning the hair Sold and APP
Piled at No. 6 Ast0r House.
DrwgRlsts' Fancy Goods Exclusively.-
9rusoes combs SOAP extracts pomades Instruments Paris
sefmery and toilet articles and article sold BY drug
kss drugs. Imported and sold wholesale by RUFUS
Z. NUHARG Il CO., IS Nassau syeet
no Wholesale and Country Drugg1sts.-
Barnes Park, 304 Broadway, New York invite the
snop of large and close buyers 70 their immense stock Of
European and American medicines, below
Acurers' prices, by the dozen package, 100
vARNKS PARK New York Cincinnati and San Francisco
i Stand Alone
have no pedlars to sell
llo nd uJarL nnu uor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

FT'HIRTEENTH WARD-THE MEMBERS OF THE RE-
publican Association OF the Thirteenth ward request
assemble Onderdonks Hail. Grand Gin.
ton Monday evening, Sept at O'Clock In
cordance with the call OF the Republican Central Committee
delegates alternaes
yenon and such other business may
them. All enrolled members particularly
tend. BY order. EDWARD COLLIN, President.
H Il. 8 Jr SEhs; Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

September ushers In the Fall
Oh month divine 20 all fruit eaters
And thou woulst be divine 10 all
III tweren,t for thy 'tarnal skee,ers,'
nv head has got more bumps than those
Phrenoiogists have dared TO treat Of
And from thorax TO my toes,
I'm but a dish which skeeters " eat of
Thank beaveal we have found ut Last
stud mosquito proof and pleasant,
which will not soil so fast
As those FAN clothes wear at present.
Twas SMITH found out this insect mail,
This armor which defes the skee,ers.
To sing his praise, I've tried but fail
Exhausting brain, and rhymes, aud metres
His Fan style, made mosquito proof
Protects the legs. the arms the body;
No insect fang can pierce the wool,
No sharp prod you
But whether this be not.
Apart from all these biting yarmnts,'
Oh. nevcr-never be forgot
Sgifhs sgc ~ F1H and Winter garments ~
Smith Brothers One Price Wholesale and Retail Clothing
Waerooms Nos In and 40 Fulton street, New York.
rpcsn Sv,sts n
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POLITICAL.

GTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB ARE REQUESTED
70 their 81 Elm street Monday evening
Sept at half past O'Clock tor the OF eectng one
delegate alternate 10 the syracuse Convention
puncua attendance AL oiled members requested
ISRAEL w. WILLIAMS President
orIs b. CoBIEicH, }soou.,.ras
DAYTON BRlrToS, 0ee'eses
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~>->-~>->~->., -N-,.s,>-s-
UNITARIAN SOCIETY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REV.
u John Pierpont distinguished clergyman Of the Unia.
rian faith win preach to day at l0s O'Clock A. and at =
In the evening Trenors Academy ~ South Eighth street.
Williamsburg. The public are invited TO attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

TO Cristndgra's!-Is the Cry Of all the
haired and red haired who wish to substitute beauty
ueme HIS excelsior hair dye metamorphoses them IN i've
minutes Have you the brown and black ebained with
this general dyer Sold applied at No Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

this institution willopen Wednesday, September TO-
Terms &225 per annum for board and tuition in English
brar hes modern languages &C. extra or $3.50 annum
siI5 ayabe In advance aud charges for con-
seq Of fears existing that epidemic which prevailed in
Troy IN Junel may not have entirely passed away ia
proper say that Of the disease has appeared in
about the first Of July and that the months OF
July ugusi have been more healthy than the
ing months for plany years yas-
Troy, Angus 80, ly6.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A NY BODY HAVING BLACK HORSE OR MARE
n between Is and 5l hands high, with long tail and who
trot 240 perfectly sound kind. willing show
the time the onion track lind purchaser by address
ing speed Union square Post Office stating lowest price and
" here TO be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

(NARD-A MclLRoY, DENTIST, RESPECTFULLY
~ gives notice that he In and viii attend,
usual, 70 all branches Of dentistry. No. l3 sixth
between Twelfth and Thlr eenth stress
TFrTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PArv-By MEANS
of hcnnmhins application 10 the gums, By DR.. w. WILL
SON penss -~~' The e0acf nerfsr'ly harmless
.sv s,yesrs the circulation around The TODD flbou
Ar minute. References furnished - s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-04

NIGHT SCENE IN YOUNG LADY's BED.
CHAMBER Last Tuesday night, which will be
remembered as one Of the warmest Of the sea-
SON, young lady at tho ''West End" was ex-
ceSslyeiy frightened at a little circumstance
which transpired about the hour of midnight
Inc young lady, whose beauty is only equal
led by her modesty, and whose "cyes dark
charm" has caused more than one waistcoat to
palpitate, had retired to her chamber, where,
after laying aside the greater portion of her
wearing apparel she committed herself to the
tender embrace of Morpheus, whose soothing
influences were aided by the cooling breath OF
Zephyr, who came in at the open window and
famed her cheeks with his wings. In word,
she was snoozing fnely-or, to use the Ian
guage Of modern bard
"Sleep on her velvet eyelids pressed
And dreamy sit hts unheaved her snowy breast,
While starbeams, thro' Ia window softly creep-
ing,
Stole to her couch and trembling there stood
Peeping."
1t was, as We said, about midnight when
the young lady was reused from her delicious
slumber by hearing n noise at the window
Half enclosing her eyes, she was startled by
the sight of corpulent form apparently
struggling to gain admission to her chamber
through the open window. 1t struck her at
once that the intruder had been caught by the
rear OF his unmentiOnables, by q nail or some
other sharp instrument, as he seemed to be
struggling with stern determination to enter.
Her hrst thought was to faint-her second to
give the fellow a push-her third to jump out
cl the window as soon as he jumped in-her
lou5tn 70 scream, which was immediately car.
Iied INTO effect The whistle of the locomo-
i've on the Iron Mountain road, when il gave
It's hrSt snort on the 4th of July, was but a
whisper to the screams of the young girl.
The whole house, and half the neighborhood.
were awakened Dy the outcry. The old folks,
three female servants, and two big brothers
rushed to the rescue, and broomsticks mon.
handles and boo1acks flashed in the gasIigbt
as the household entered the chamber of the
frightened beauty An examination of the
figure in the window dispelled the feers of ali.
and changed the screams of the young Iady
into shouts of laughter The imaginary "fa,
man" was only her darling hoped skirt,
which she had hung on hook near the win.
dow, and which the wind had inflated and set
in motion. There was no more sleeping In the
house that night.-St. Louis Herald.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, August 4, Is

GEORGETOWN, August 4, 1856.
Some Of the boats from Cumberland, laden
with coal, which have been detained so long
on the way by the deficiency of the water in
some of the upper levels of the canal, are
beginning to arrive. There still exists, how
ever, considerable deficiency of water. This
difficulty, we are informed, has resulted from
failure on the part Of those heretofore bav-
ing the management of the canal to attend
strictly to the condition Of some of the dams
in time. These difficulties, we are assured,
will not be likely to occur unuer the present
administration Of its affairs if a vigilant and
strict attenti on to the wants of the entire line
can prevent it, From present indications the
present administration is determined. if such
thing is possible, to bring up the reputation
Of this noble business thorOughfare t. what it
should be. Such repairs and improvements
as may from time to time be found necessary,
will be made at such times as will cause no
interruption to navigation Heretofore it has
frequently occurred, through n want of tho.
rough knowledge of its condition, that it has
been found necessary to draw of the water
for the removal Of sand bars or make some
repairs which might have been done during
the winter months, when navigation was sus-
pended, just at the time when there was
prospect Of profitable trade to the great loss
not only Of the canal itself, but more serious
one - these engaged in trade upon it, These
matters, as we before remarked, will hercaf-
ter be attended to at the proper time, and the
trade will not again be interrupted by the
drawing off of the water unless some accident
shall occur to make it actualIy necessary
The possibility Of want Of water on the
upper levels hereafter is also to be guarded
against.
Notwithstanding the gloomy aspect of the
weather this morning, the butchers had a
large and brilliant party to accompany them
On their excursion to the Great Falls The
fine packet NJ. c. Meigs was pretty well filled,
and we bespeak for them pleasant trip
The Methodist Sabbath School intend hav-
ing their usual celebration at Custis' Spring
on Wednesday A handsome silver cup is to
be presented by the teachers to W IL Edes,
Esq. on the occasion.
We are informed that the Anti Know Moth.
ings Of our city contemplate holding n meet.
ing on Thursday night Al the Democratic club
room, Forrest Hall, for the purpose of thor.
oughly organizing the party Ior local or NUM-
cipal purposes
No change in the markets since our report
Of Saturday. s.
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NFPever and Asue-Certsiu Cure

more use Tor Tonic mixtures, Q1inne FOwlers Solution
Arsenic Mercury, any of the visinous
pounds which only relieves disease impan
more deadly and which sends II. unhappy finally
with wrecked and broken constitution early grave
Try Carriers Spanish Mixture, which contains
dangerous drugs but cures by acting specifically
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the SYSTEM
thus enabling nature to reCuperae its exhausted
opening the of the skin expeing from the bod
all impurities and old medicines which clog its
Tree operation More than thousand
cure by Carters Spanish Mixture after
sisnsuy failed As sample Of its remarkable effects
Hessrs DayIa Htck', OF Auaugavills Al writes that
cured gentleman OF Chronic Fever and which
Tue efforts OF physicians and their reediss could
Que He only took three bottles. They sells
rapidly and maintains high reputation all through The
country. an I'Ir,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-04
81 hoofland's German Bitters.-Ccrti.
cate 81 Ralph Lutte Esq., Editor Spirit OF Times Iron

1RoSToG, October so 1854.
Dr. u NJ Jackson-Dea- Sir:The Bi;ter- de
mani here In addition TO the quantity sold Monkey
Barber agents the Othar more Of them
than any other med clue. find they much
vaescept fever patients to rebuild their
cave used during the last family four
bottles They were recommended to first Befghbor
At time when my system much debilit
eeCIs OF severe Dlious Fever They gave appetite
and restored tone and vigor whole system
Of the Sspemher numbers Of paper related expert
ence OF the good ELECTS OF the Bers which
have had large ale, and have become the standard
medicine in this vicinity.
In conclusion would that feel great In
giving You this testimony of the vslus
PREPARATION. Respectfully yours, RALPH Lutte.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, August 2-Flour is buoyant :;
sales Of 10 600 bbIs; good State Sc 70. suYsrsn ne
Ohio SO 90 standard Southern S. 10.
Wheat has declined cents; sales Of %. 600
bushels; Southern white 81 s5 Corn has ad :
vanced sales Of $4,000 bushels, Southern
mixed 66c.
Fork has an upward tendency; sales Of 400
oois-i mess $50 l2t Beef is dull; sales Of $50
DOS repaeked mess Sill. Lard is steady;
SAFES o. ZoO bbls at l2ic. Whisky is easier;
sales Of 80 bbls Ohio az 37.c.
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ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL.
Il Country Se1t.-Bv virtue CT deed Of trust
from Geo. Il. Massey, rs trustee, and Ann Brown,
bearing date on the thirteenth day Of December
le93, and recorded in Liber J. A 3. No. 65 foios
5O1, JU6, 509. sos, 500 and SIC, OF the Land Re-
cord, Cor W dshinGtor county. In the District of
Columbia, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton at the asctiOn store OF ]. G.. McGuire 10 the
highest bidder on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
June 10th, 1876, at O'clock p. IN. the following
highly improved and beautiful country property,
viz: All that piece or parcel OF ground lying in the
county OF w ashingtcn and Dis rict aforesaid, be
Ing part OF the and whereof Anthony Holmead
senior, died seized, and pant Of the tract called
Pleasant Palms, and part Of the land which
Anthony HolmeGd, jr., conveyed to Boltzel and
Mdyhew, which they conveyed to John pickrelI
TIE piece parcel Il land aforesaid living ON N
east % tie Washington and Rockville turnpike
road, containing acres and one sixteenth az an
acre, more or less, being Lot No OF Geo Taylcr,s
subdl vision, and beginning for the same on the
e7st side OF the said turnpike road at the end on
76.i2 perches measured southerly from the intef-
section OF said road with the Rock Creek church
roaa, 10 roaa or private way called Tay!or's
road, leading from toe said turnpike road to an
other part Of the said rscl OF land owned by said
6eorge TaYiof, and running thence with the said
Washington and Rockville turnpike road north
three degrees, west % 46 perches to the Lot sold
to q. Lewis, thence at right angles with the
said turnpike road % &c perches, thence al right
angles with the said last line, and parallel with
the said FIRST line y Is percheS. ana thence an
L.
parallel with the said second line % az perches TO
the line OF the said turnpike road and the place OF
peg inning, being ine same land and premises
which was conveyed to the said Ann brown 10y
Jonn + Snanetts by deed dated April 18Th 1853,
and duly recorded Together with the improve,
ment and appuTtenarces, which may be seen by
visiting the premises.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in s, -,
IL, and "a months to be secured bv deeds Of trust
oa the premises. Unless the terms If sale be conn
piled wi min tive days from day Of sale the TrI,-
tees reserve tie RICH: to resell at the cost and risk
OF the defaultiGg purchaser.
Ali conveyanccs az the purchasers expense
R RfrH.R ~ !: 3 GHiDpExLiroN, Trustees.
n 2i-2awts JAS. e. MCGUIRE Auct'r
ii The above sale is una voidabIy post
poned until SATURDAY, July 18th, ,me hour
and place.
E EkAsMHS 4 !. HHLE9.PstkEET l Trustees.
je 27-2awts ]. C McGUIkE Auc,,r
II The above sale is further postponed
unst TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 10th
same hour and place.
k kKASMHS il. GGEEIIPRIkEEI I Trustees
1y 26-2aw1dS J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct'r
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III Hostetter's Bittcrs.-In the present state

Of the weather some gentle inv'sorstor IL often essential to
preserve the balance of the systeia and espeCis
tive organs III all those In whom
are disarranged to HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
Ihks they would consult their by doing
Hosteers Stomach Btters the appetite part
to the system force, of the bile impure
regulates the bowels gives
mind and are the wonder of the for dsspatns dyspep
tennence' In all cases OF Physical Prnstration Palpta-
ton Dizziness Great Fatigue il Surprising how soon
the patient finds relief No family afford to be without
IT, requires no addition OF spirits auart
ties by all Hotels Grocers Druggists etc Extremely paa-
table: Price VI per bottle. JAMES y. CALLAN, Agent.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

huCilOutS1.
EN 1T r NSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
IL Building Lots in square 10. or and
House and two Lots in square 10. 623.-Ou
THURSDAY, the 9TH instant, shall in front of
the premises, at O'Clock m, the following
named Building Lots in CaJot's subdivision Of
square No 677, commencing on Lot No p. front
ing on north G between 1st street cas-; and north
Capitol street, viz: Lots os 6, Q, 10. H. and -
froa-ing on north street Lots Nos 81, S. and
&c, and fronting On a 20 feet ellev Lots Nos &c,
II, IS, 20, So 81 III, ll2, and llo, containing In
al 81 ,697 feet inches
The above described property is located In a
very rapidly improving parf OF the city. In the
immediate vicinity Of the extensive printing es.
Enlistment about 10 be erected by Messrs W en-
dell & Mcclure.
Terms cash.
And Immediately after the sale OF the
above shall sell Los Nos. 81 and u, la Cabots
Subdivision o; square No 625, with the improve
ments, which consist oftwo-story and attic rough
cast Dwelling Houses, containing nine good
rooms, storerocm, and wood house
his property is situated II the corner Of north
and Forth Capitol streets.
Terms OEe-haI cash; balance In 6, and Il
months. for notes bearing interest. deed given
and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A GREEN
az I'd hUctoreer
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rDe arath's Electric of.-rb. deman,

NrDe 6rath's Electric OfI.-The demand
continues increase Every day new section writes
It,
CHICAGO, III, June ID, 1856
Prof De Grsth-Send r r. $3.50 worth of your
trio Oil, assorted sizes upon your usual terms.
J.H. READ Co.
PORTLAND, Maine, June 4, 1856.
Prof De GrathSend cent Sc dozen SO cent
and n dozen 81 and the amount The
for your OH seems TO be Increasing here n H. Hay
1t Is impossible to fill orders enough. physician of
this city procured Electric Yesterday TO
practice for Neuralgia swengs. &c certificate of
late case In which 1t relieved, when thing failed
him, Will appear soon. My genuine in single day
often can't waste time to notice the imitaors
The only genuine obtsned at the Original Depot SO
South Eighth street, below Chestnut
ant-iw Prof CHAs. De GRATH, Only Manufacturer.
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BvJAS. C. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer

BvJAS. C McGUIRE, Auctioneer
rATALoGUE SALE OF A CHOICE COL,
~ lection of Ancient and Modern snI
August 5th, at O'Clock, at the saloon over Earn
hams Bookstore, corner Of Pennsylvania ayenne
and Eleventh street, shall sell cho 2 collection
OF OIL Paintings, Among them will be found a
nne original picture sy Guide, NsTbe M,%d,'
lene; also, an original by Canicia, subiec,
Pomona two modern pictures, hy A John.
son, OF Edinburg, subject " Scotch and Irish
Peasan,ry" vim ''i'
Also, many original sketches in oil by Twin.
artists; amongst them we name Lanman, T., VIII.
hams, Barland, Ansael witlies, Searby &C &c,
TIE whole forming pleasing and valuable col
lection.
The Saloon will be open and the pictures on
Tree exhibition daily till the day OF sale
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
~ 80 Auctioneer