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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

Frors TIE Sacrdmento Union, 4h if,t .
NICARAGUA VoLUsTEERs.-CoL Aphonse suffer
informed us yesterday that some SO recruits for the
Walker revolutionsts have entered, who expect 10
Leave for Sam uan del Sur ON the steamer Of the 5th.
II is doubtful however, whether arrangements tor the
accommodation of the entire number will be perfected
prior to the departure of the vessel Tomorrow Col
Sutter has raised most of these volunteers IN 1uba
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-26
rERNfS


For Full Course, incfudtag az Departments Of Book
Keeping. Leefnres aud PsllnGnS.ip, t,inarid5kyf ia
For TGi t1nrSGin in Ladies Department. %
TIE PRoPR1ETORs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented sue
its esabshmcnt at the Capital them to
neJed exertIons meet IN the 5aOst efficient HIReT the
rapidly demand for sP!GctieG! d'd
s1t course Of mercantile traiHiHg. The great practical
experience of the PRINCIPAL in heavy Banking and CONNER
Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
enabIsd hin % bring 70 dsgrgs Of Rsriss.Gn
SOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION, Each
student, process is drilled at the DtSk iHiCId-
of an Accouiltants duties l0rOa2Iy though he had
ssrred an aDprsnticeSdip in itirge Commercial
lbiundtr- are, in q great measure, Hstipatai.
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants, Glso secured The seTvieesrOf of the
eminent Lecturers in Ohio TO lecture on commercial
our course OF extended par:icula1i.s
here hut tgs1SF9Gss sys5y thing eonneGtsa On VIII
is Scfentinc apo., Commercial History
and History OF Eninen. Commercial Men, COMMERCIAL Ge
Poleal Eeoaom erca,;lle Law, EIhes Of Trade Part
nershiP, &c. @ktkftl& Es
80 THE II DIES DEPART.RE,NT
nov opened reception ofLdies No Institution in
the Union mpsr. thorough interesting course in
In conclusion We would add, shall pat forth our
tsring reception Win witch enterprise has at aud
pledge oateelveS t. iaParf more thorough paetteas
ct6sr similar RsroGatile College.
Among the many recommendation ne give lSs oo"
ing
ave, :he undersigned, take pleasure in tss9g ta: We
arc personally acquainted With Sir. GrangeFs ability an
Accountant Teacher Of Book Keeping which Is Of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ae-
count ant In heavy Commercial aad Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities IN inPar;ing PrdcttcdE
spEsdgse ei S2ok AssiEs, and soseSgs t"t'ssyc4l
81 /. ]. j. ALLEN, Ii, D.,
80 81 President Of Farmers College.
LORIS ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College
To young men ho wish to acquire .Bs;ness Eaucd.
ton aOFsis facilities seldom eGualed
Mr. GRANGER has the rare Erowl-
edge and aptnesg in teashus added 70 practical
Room eNpeTielee and feel couaent that graduates from
his College l be tuIy competent to keep the most oo'
dated SCI Of Bcoks. =.fIaElsss4 t5=t--
A.P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. s5
j. J. JANSKY. Sec' BoAf OF Control, State Bank OF o.
J. r. PARN, Book Keeper At u. I. WUOdburyis. -s-
b. oNERnIER- ROOE Keeper At Clinton Bank. s5-t
II. z MILLS aecy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
q. Is. MASON, Book Keeper at J. Il. RheJ & Co.'s.
Esg- For full particulars, send for circular.
- GRANGER q ARMSTRONG,
fe4-Iv ProDretors.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTII-The Ii 90 Train viii connect at SAM
dusky with Morning Train from Toedoi At M0nr9eyie with
Chicago Express Southern Division of c. Road at
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Ceveand at
Mansfield Junction with Day from Pittsburgh and at
Newark with the East and Trains on the Central Ohio
RairoRd
Bay City from etro at Monroeyie With western Train
Q. 7. H. Ri at Shelby Junction At 5.2i y ~ with the Mail
Train on O. c. G. Coulnbns Cnctnnati; at Mans
aeId junction at p with Past r. R r.
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio II. p
GOING HORTII.-The 9.90 Train will make close
with Mail Train from Rellair c.. o. r.
RI Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction 115 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland buffalo and New York, 9EonrpsTie
Mail Train on c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago DC.
Train will connect at Newark with EXpress from
the on Ohio Road; Mansfield junction with
Traiu Pittsburgh; at Shelby junction at 5.S1
ith Cincinnati Cleveland t3lonroeve with Night
Express for Toledo and Cheago, aud Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago: ls
sandusEy. Aug s, 1855. septS-a
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CHICKERING'S PIANoFoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, and now sready{for
sale, n fresh supply g chieker4ng Sons esi-
u 7 M 1ebrated Piano fortes Of beautiful Rae WAL
u U nut and Rosewood AniSh, and briIlianeyof
tone and ghness OF touch cannot be surpassed either IN Oils
country Europe and offered at he lowest
reTs prices, including carriage. tIt 4 Es -s5%fs
Also, Prince Co.'s Melodeons, style, nth fan and
hal SWELL of fine Rosewood hnsh and at the lowest Buo
Irc6S with general stock Guitars,
Italian, French and German Fions, TOlaeslos, flutes,
Res, BanoS, TamboriueS, Tuning RorIB italian
Strings, with all other articles In the Inc, gene
raj assortment OF Variety Goods. ' .'-At'a tff'
Wholesale and retail Music and Variety Etore
No. 26 Union street. II
ny2 ~ d JAS! MELLORs
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For Full oclrse, incfudiag az Departments Of Book
Keeping. Lectures and PsHmGnS.iP, tarIrid5ky Ia
5Ss aeI4afs Tsa c5arssia Ladies q
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NUMBER 90
GITY BUSINESS.
sSFhRsss sElS RSSfkHEzs

QGe Or n IIIi a st-tl,s- : - ~, ~
cs1SoFs,, ,p,ersor rSs Sss le,s se,or. r.. oblo.
y now neSry two years, u has been constan n
and y now peiertet BY many TO Ats
n94a Elqldss 90. ..-s.-,..5 .i...sS
ste PSt YG quart ana oess
YES it1 sgn9ier stEeS ssl9
S9 pSnEsEs St9 lletSaAh0 u Clactlnltl louis
ASLIs
Nneennes indianapolis EfanSTie kranA1rTts IspStct'
N2Snsile haeTF1tst * = dleS
ana NSE 0rleAnS y has at9 been adopted IN e t4te De
pSrtrasnts o. te1tucEy Iearetkes and hat
MT eiss q
2na iserAyii aa oeE atS ate
dals a State Paits held laat IAN IN New York oho indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-15

By JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FACELLENT FURNITURE q hOUsE.
II keeping Effects at Auction On WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, August 10th, at 10 o'clk,
at the residence OF Mrs. Redwood, No. 36S C st
near ~, shall sell all her furniture and house.
keeping effects, comprising
Mahogany case Piano Forte, BY Parhhurst
DO hair spring Sofas
Arm and Parior Chairs
Walnut Plush and hair cloth covered Arm Chairs
Marble top Centre and Pier Tables
Handsome covered walnut Etagere, Fancy Ia
Fancy Reception Chairs
Vases, Ornaments
Suite Of fonr Dsmask an. Lace Curtains, with
shades and fixtures
Oilcloths, Mating. Brussels 6. air Garnet
Gilt Sas Chandeliers
Hat Tree
Mahogany and Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Four mahogany high post Bedstead.
Three Enamelled Cottage Sets
Mahogany martle-top Dressing Bureaus
Wsrdrobes, Weshstands, Tables, Toilet Sets
air and husk Nj Mattresses =.
BolsteIs and Pillows
Mahogany French and Cottage Bedsteads
Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, Chiniz Curtains
Dining Tables, Granite Dinner Set
China Tea Set, Glassware
Silver plated Castors, Tea Set
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, &c
superior Cooking Stove, Refrigerator
Together with general assortment of housekeep.
ing articles
credit OF 60 and 80 DAYS for satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest.
L. The House, which is large and desira.
Bile. is for rent. Inquire on the premises or o.
the Auctioneer.
AL 13-d J. G.. MCGUIRE Auct
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sPECtAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLER
FROM wAsBINGION
- n N 9 .

TRAVELLERS r RON WASHINGTON
Tor tie Westfrn Cities are advised that the
Baitiu ore and Ohio Railroad Company has made
careful provision 70 ucket them and 10 check their
baggage directly through from wsshingtou city
to all the leading cities In the West, the Nc-th-
west, and the Southwest
Member OF Congress and Others, at the adjourn
ment, will find II peculiarly 70 their advant pc 20
avail themselves Of the recently exte nded factIi.
ties OF this line, which 10 the only route that ca
afford them through tickets and baggage checks
In Washington.
The trains start daily from Washington Station
az o a. m, aud make prompt and direct connection
al Washington junction ('' Relay House''l for
Benwood and Wheeling, connecting at Benwood
direct with Central Oho railroad trains for Zsnes
Vile, Newark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Gin
cinnal Louisville. indianapolis, Chicago, Terre
haute, Nincennes, Alton, st. Louis, Spring6 Id
Quincy, Burlington, & a;ens, Rock Island, Du-
buque, Cairo, Memphis, Natchez, Vicfsb arp,
and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring TO view the entire road BY
daylight may leave Washington n 6 m . and
reaching Cumberland at Ak m, lie on there
until is next morning, when they resume the
TIP by accommodation train, leaving there st
mat time for Wheeling, where il arrives at p
m.
BY the 4 20 p m. train from Washington they
may reach Benwooc al 81 a IN. nert day, In
seventeen hours from Washington
BY this connexion they reach Cincinnati same
night, or In 20 hours running time between
Washington and Cincinnati
Careful management, comfort Of passengers,
perfect safety cardinal objects pom this route
and travellers may rely upon them In securing lie
advantages
For fuItber particulars, tickets, &C inquire CT
THOS H PARSONS, Agent, Washington Sta
ton, WILLIAM =. WOODSIDE, Master OF
Transportation, Baltimore su 7-2v
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, August Is, 1856

hLE4AnDhIA, august 10, 1890.
The business of the city begins to look up
with the considerable amounts Of grain, DC. :,
that daily pour in by tie Orange and Manas-
sss roads. Some few are returning from the
springs; but the large portion of those who
have left will not see town before the close of
the mouth 49,
A sad accident, from camphene, took place
here on Wednesday. A negro girl, employed
BY the Messrs Thruston, was filing lighted
lamp, when the oil caught FIRE and burnt the
negro so severely that she died next morning.
An Irish woman was also severely injured.
The City Council, at its session on the even
ing of Tuesday last, appropriated 1896 SO for
the last payment on the Grace Reynolds"
fire engine of the Sun Fire Company.
A boy named Hsnney was drowned off
Eowle's wharf on the evening of Wednesday.
The lad was playing in a canoe, when he lost
his balance and fell overheard
Since the water has been let in the AIexan-
dris canal tho coal wharves have been in the
full tide Of business; quite a number of large
vessels leaving there daily for northern ,rts
Amusements still continue the order Of the
day The Alice G Price makes another trip
on Monday, and the Thomas ColIyer goes
down on the 2lst inst.
Prices range as follows: Wheat white 81 80
81 40; red, 81 80 81 IS. Corn, SIC oats,
Hoc nour, 90 2O % 30. AMI.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer

NATIONAL THEATRE AT AUCTION.
Winder, to the subscribers. dated the 9TH day OF
December, 1850, and recorded among the Land
records of Washington county IN Liber A. =.
No ~, folio 800, ct seq ard al the request Of the
arty secured thereby, we will proceed to sell, on
THURSDAY, August 2Sth, al O'Clock p. m, to
the highest bidder, unless the debt is previously
paid, Lots Nos 3, and 4, in square 25i, as des-
ignattd on the ground plan OF the city Of Wash
ington, excepting that part Of Lot No hereto
fore conveyed to one Allison Nailor,) together
with the buildings, &c, situated thereon, known
as the National Theatre
The above sale will be subject to prior trust,
given to secure debt Of 81 900, stated In the
deed above cited.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
the terms Thereof will be: One-third cash and
the residue I'm six, ard twelve months, " ith inter
est from the day OF sale, for which the purchaser
will be required to give notes Of equal amount.
IL the term, Of sale are not complied with within
ve days from The day Of sale, the trusteesreserve
the right to cancel the sale to resell the prop
erty, at toe risk and cost Of the delinq uent pur
chaser, on one weeks public notice, on such
terms as they may elect On compliance with the
terms, the trustees will convey the title vested in
them TO the purchaser or purchasers, and take a
new trust to secure the deferred payments, con-
vey, on the full payment Of the purchase money
and interest, at the purchasers option; In either
case at the purchasers cost.
ANATOMY HYDE, T,.,sss
.. THO. X. SUTER, As@
Nv 23-eodads A GREEN, Auct'r
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

-.. GEoRaHrowS, August Is, 1856.
Our numerous Touring mills are all getting
IN full blast again, which causes considerable
stir in parts Of Water street. Apart from this
there does not appear to be any considerable
amount Of activity in business Thisis owing
to the very few persons now coming in from
the country, they being detained at home by
their farming operations. As the fall an.
prosehes: however, We anticipate a general
frightening up Of matters. We have heard
several OF our merchants express the opinion
that from present indications the general
trade Of our city this fall will be very heavy.
we learn this morning that the Bridge street
Presoyterian congregation are likely to be
disappointed in their expectation of getting
tr. hev. DIR. Bocock, of Va. as their pastor.
Inc congregation over which he is now pre.
siding positively refuse to surrender their
right to his services. This will be serious
disappointment, not only TO our PRESBYTERIAN
friends, bat hundreds Of others who ave been
anxiously awiting the arrival of that talented
divine among Us.
Things and matters generally unon the c.
na' continue to present very encouraging as
pect. President Maulsby and the general su.
Psrnntsnaent reached our city on board the
packet Argo last night, from tour over the
line
A portion Of the machinery for unloading of
boats, at the coal docks of the Lonacona Coal
company, Is TO be tested to. day under the gu.
pervision Of w T. Duvall, thoir designer
The hour and grain market has recovered
somewhat from the effects of the late foreign
news, and yesterday was more active Flour
II held at SO 50lS6 70 for standard brands
Wheat 81 S5as1 40 for red and white of good
quality. No corn Offering, worth 55a5sc.
spectator
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TEE UNION LABoRERs ASSOCIATION Is 80.
ciety of colored laborers and others, organ
ICED for relieving their sick and distressed
members They have reported themselves to
the authorities, and ask that their meetings
may mot be considered as disorderlv gather
ings or unlawful assemblages They assure
the officers that no law breakers will receive
money from their treasury to shield them from
punishment. -. - go
Ar SIX O'CLOCK this afternoon, the steamer
Povhatan leaves her wharf, foot Of Eleventh
Point, Old Point, Portsmouth, 3d.. which
promises to be a delightful trip, as among the
other novelties is the passing down and up
the Chesapeake Bay by daylight.
CoNR, why will you suffer all the ills of bed.
bugs. eockroaches, moths, ants, and every
other species Of insects when Lyons Magnetic
Powder will surely rid your house Of all su Oh
pestilence For sale at Shillington's Book
selling and Stationery Establishment, Odeon
Ruiiding, corner FouP-and-a- hslf street and
rem avenue. r. r.
APPofSrKINr We learn that Mr. George
A.. Rawlings, one of the oldest and most con-.
petent conductors upon the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, as been placed upon the Wash
ington branch road. Mr.. Rawlings entered
upon his duties yesterday. -'.
JUPITER ANB THE MooN.-The astronom ers
announce that on the morning of Tuesday, the
18TH, at about one o'clock, there will be an
occultation Of Jupiter with the Moon. We
think the Moon ought to be ashamed Of her.
self -" chaste Diana" indeed,
DIs0RDERLY IN MARKET james Shaw,
colored, was arrested this morning by officer
Ross for being disorderly in the northern ma
ket. He was committed to the workhouse 70,
thirty days by Justice Hollingshead
WATCH RErURNs.-No cases for trial at the
Central Guard-house. :
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~ Str


the public h ProL De Grsths Electric on" OF Phsdsl
phls-noshns oeore Known has Ps.y Rhsu m
Neuralgia rains and Soreness Of the 40 shoYt
time 70 ssem slrnost incr.d table M...rs
Park. VI r., the richest Med house in the United
States writes that this OIL has sy Ana sh.r
They have sold about worth ia Ali t,ma
Seth Hance Of Baltimore has sofa sbont A. Gao
short time, writes wonderful cor.. =,
P.I-y, Rheumatism, &c unparalleled MANY otbsr
aiding Dealers write the thi"g 5his 10 msrical
relieve Pain with other incidence ana came,
be like btsrs ami syrups which every body
knows most all Tbs kisN ric Or I. made OF
expensive stsrisls and scientifically poundei PLY.
sieisns using and recommending De Grshs cleo
trio L. from the only Ones No 80 south Eighth street
between Chestnut and walnut the Masonic
pie Phsdsphis regular Doctor In sItsndsncs. Advice
grsus. 90 16-lw
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II An excellent cement for stopping leaks
in house roofs may be made of white lead
paint, whiting, and sand. The composition
should be made of the consistency of thin put
ty, and when dry it becomes nearly as hard
as stone. A good cement for stopping leaks
around chimneys is composed Of iinseed OIL
whiting, ground glass, and brick dust it also
answers for closing the joints in stone steps
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New York Markets

70 EEw YoRK, Aug. Is Flour is buoyant
sales Of s, 500 bbls.; good State sc: superfne
Ohio So 40; standard Southern 500.
Wheat is improving; sales Of 80, 900 bushels:
Western red 81 Sc; Southern red 81 Sc: South
ern white 81 50aSl IS for superior to prime
Corn il firm; sales of $4,000 bushels; South
ern mixed 62.c.
Pork is dull; sales of 300 bbls; mess
SIG 62i. Beef is dropping; sales Of 800 bbl. !:
repacked mess SO 75sSll. LsrI is buoyant:
sales of 200 bbls at l3:.
Whisky is quiet; sales of 100 bbls Ohio
36tc
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PAUL STEVENS,

PAUL STEVEkS,
Justice of tbs Peace, Notary Public and Pc.
lice Magistrate I'd Histrlct.
DROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL,
i business requiring the services Of Magistrate
or Notary Public, Acknowledgment Of Seeds.
taking Dispositions, Afhdavits, &c, either at the
Office or at party's residence, at all times
Once on 18th street, east side, few doors north
of Pa avenue. Open frsm a. n to 10 at light.
au S-2w
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A CURIOUS CLAIM FOR S2O, 0OO, OO.-The
Philadelphia Times states that Mr.. Samuel
W. Chambers, of Boone county, KY, is now
in that city for the purpose of prosecuting a
heavy claim for real estate The estate is
valued at over twenty millions of dollars 1t
consists Of twenty acres Of land in one of the
best parts Of the city. 1t was granted to his
great eat-grandfather by William Penn in
1899. The deed was from Penn, and has
provision which prevents the statue of limita.
tions from running against it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-15

~ HOLLANDS German BItters,-CePtf.
ten, Ohio. '' "
IRoSToS, October 30, 1854.
Dr. o. n Jackson-Desr SirThe Bitters are I'm de-
sna mere IN addition to tue quantity sold by Moxley
yeur agents. the two other stores sell
than other medicine nd they are ucb Tsed nv
yAsscent fever patients rebuild co
ave used during the lat family four
bottles They vera recommended TO me rs: by nsighbor
time when my system debilitsed from the
effects OF severe Bilious Fever They an
snd tone and vigor to whole System.
OF tue Numbers of my Paper my expert
ence OF the god effects OF the Bttsrs which time
have had large SALE and have become the
medicine In this vicinity.
conclusion would say that feel great pleasure IN
giving this testimony value and success q, your
PrSpAI.Ion. hespec.'uby yours, RALPH Lutte.
oee su'ertssmsnt. s5-3mr
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BY JAS. C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDINGS AT the
corner Of north and LIST sire ets.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th, at ~
clock. on the premises, | shall sell Lot "a and
par. OF 10! Is, IN square NO 500 fronting ~ feet
running back leo feet to a 2O-feet paved al.ey
making two coed building lots Of 20 feet front
each.
These lots are handsomely situated for build
Ing purposes, and the extensive Improvements
now In progress In the vicinity render a future
Increase In value almost certain
Terms: One-tbird cash the residne in and
~ months, with Interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the pr mlsss. af
Title indisputable. a-E
al IL q &c. Mc9UIRE, Auct'r.
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BY WALL, BARNARD 4 CO, Auctio4eers.
prick Cottage On CAPITOL HILL
y at Auction.-On TUESDAY AFTER
MON, August 10Th, at O'Clock, we will sell
In 'front.' OF the premises, Lots No. 4 and In
qnare NO. 1852, fronting % feet the corner Of
ana Tennessee avenue east north side, improved
Win q neat two-story Brick Cottage, containing4
rooms and basement. The locstion Is good and
In a iast improving part Of the city
city. Terms at the sale. INV
WALL, BARNARD & co,
au H-o Auctioneer
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Bv A. GREEN. huctioneer.


GALE BY ORDER OF DIsTRAIN OF
- Household and Kitchen FurnituFe.-On
TUESDAY. the 10Th instant, | shall sell. by or
der OF dlstrain FOR rent, at the residence OF lady
declining housekeeping on Missouri avenue, No
Sc, between Sd and i streets, attic O'Clock a. m
an excellent assortment Of nearly new + furniture,
viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, parlor and
rocking Chairs
Do dressing and other Bureaus
Do dress and work stands
Do marble Top Centre, Side, and other Ia
bles
Do dining. card, and other Tables
: Do Whainots, Gilt Frame and Other Glas-
Walnut and Cottage maple and other Beds,esds
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Knives and
Plated castors, Coffee and Tea Urns, Forks AID
Spoons ...
Fine Tapestry, three-ply, stair, and other Car
psts
Oncloth and Mating
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Wardrobes, Wash lands, and Writing Tables
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
Cooking, Radiator and Other Stoves
good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
w It'll many other articles which we deem unne-
cesssry to enumerate.
Terms: $50 aud under, cash over that sun, 2
credit of30 and 60 days for satisfactorily ENDORSED
notes, bearing interest. ,,,
au f-d n. ohEhN, h"c'-
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By JAS. C.. MoGITI0U

Df'AS' " a., Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
nj the corner Of u street nd ~ ain ave.
nue.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Aug
2lst, at O'Clock, on the premises, / shall sell
Lots Nos % 81, and Is, situated at the corner Of
~ street and Maine avenue, with the improve
building, 30 by so, the whole subject to a ground
rent OF $50 per annum for ten years from March
1854 with the privilege Of purchasing at O., 900
Terms: one-fourth cash the residue In six,
nine, and twelve months, with interest secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
sale positive j. C MCGUIRE
au I'D Auctionesr