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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Br THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Death ofa Puoilist

NEW YoRK, Sept 2O.-Kely, the victor in the
recent prize fight di d yesterday at the Bellevue
Hospital. He was admitted there under the name
Of John Williams
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.
Trade almost Suspended in Broad way.
ElNUCKER has made his dranphf unnI

'U"OhEN mas Hduc HIS uTHugnI Upon
IL the stock in market, and is home again triun-
plant with the most elegant styles of London and
Paris de is now prepared to exhibit the most SPLEEN
did assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
he has ever offered to the public. II would afford
him great pleasure to execute orders from gentlemen
fitting out for the season. he is confident that he
has in his present arrangements every facility for
giving complete satisfaction.
Terms moderate. Exhibition no charge
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor,
No. 426 Pa, avenue, bet. AZ and 9Th streets
O aAu
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THE GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON.
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL
or THE
UGLY GLIB!

UGLY CLUB!
THE Members of the (Handsome) Ugly
- Club take great pleasure In announcing TO
their old and numerous friends, and the public in
general, that their
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
Will take place at
ODD .FELLOWS' HALL, MAYNARD,
Monday Eoening, September %, 1856
The members Of the Club will spare neither time
nor expense in making their arrangements, to give
general satisfaction and they will also endeavor 10
make every one happy and merry that will honor
them with their presence
Professor Prosperis celebrated Brass and String
Band has been engaged for the occasion
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by an
experienced caterer "
No hats or caps allowed in the Ballroom except
those worn by the respective Clubs.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR To be had of any Of
the Club, or at the door on the evening Of the Ball
COMMITTEE.
w. Q. Drury G. III. Murray
Ihos y Denham Is. Berkly
o. w. Homer j. Gordon
w. Kemp r. N. Chiseldine
John w. Bradbury.
seq 10-Sepl0&ll&eotd
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NEW STOVE HOUSE.
GALLAGHER's
SU NRdSnE AL R.TIGHT!


A New and Splendid Large Oven, Flat Top
COOKING STOVE. 3s
For Wood or Coal. Fosa Sizes. Nos. 81, g o.
GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE Albright
~ beautiful design of a new Fiat Top Cooking
Stove, just out
Ii is only necessary to say, that after very many
years Of experience, and being fully conversant
with all of the various kinds of Stoves which have
been invented on the down-draft principle, that /
have taken advantage of every well-known improve
ment that has from time to time been made parcll-
lary In reference to the formation and construction
OF the tues, which always necessary to be large
and have fully applied every improvement and
combined them all in the Sunrise Alright Cook
ing Stove" This Stove ia made very heavy and is
good substantial article / have made them extra
heavy in all the parts where long experience has
proved 1t to be important and can assure my Gus
toners that have spared neither pains nor expense
in getting itup; and 1t will not be excelled BY any
stove now known of similar character; am con.
WINGED that It will at once become standard Stove
have fully tried them in every way with WOOD
and COAL, and strongly recommend them to the
public. They operate in the most satisfactory man
ner. a
Patentee: A, ]. GALLAGHER i
july lst, 1856 Philadelphia.
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THE YOUNG MANS HAT.
EHEIR adaptation to Young Men, and
u other points Of elegance to style, quality,
and price, bespeak for them the special notice Of
our young patrons.
LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap and
Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Penn. avenue, between Az and 9th sts
ep16-df
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THE G.. w. PARK GUSTS.

KNHlS handsome Boat has re- .r-S
- Gently been reftted and placed in T1ISs8zzUH.
fine condition for picnic parties having the finest
Saloon Of any boat on the riverbeing 30 feet long
and l6 feet wide. She can be chartered at any time
on reasonable terms. Parties can leave the Four.
teenth street bridge, the Canal or any point on
the Potomac that may be desired by the chartering
party. For terms apply TO ,
JAMES GRIFFITH, Captain.
At the foot Of 9TH st., on Potomac.
July l9-H
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PHILADELPHIA, July l4th 1856.
MEssRa. Johnson Guy: Gents: Please deliver to
Messrs. c. Woodward, Son, & Co., the two stoves
Ea. No. Z, and 8-inch Sunrise and they will pay
you the freight, and obge yours, respectfully,
: sept o. A. j. GALLAGHER
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GRAINING.
Il. PARKER would respectf,,liv
lSAs inform his friends and the public, that he
has opened branch shop at No. SO Louisiana ave-
nue., Varnums Buildings) between Sixth and Sew
Detrempe USUALLY called Fresco) Painting and grain
ing
Having completed his arrangements, he feels con.
dent OF giving perfect satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage.
sB Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs, &C..
&c. painted on reasonable terms and executed IN the
most workmanke manner.
aug 1l-8m fStar1 :
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
FOR SEPTEMBER.
r. FRANCE & co., Managers.

~ All orders should be addressed to T. H. HUB-
BARD CO., Baltimore, Maryland. They are fully
authorized to fill oil orders.
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| All orders for tickets in the above magnificent
| schemes will be promptly filled, and the drawing
| forwarded to all who order az soon as completed
Address T. III. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
aug 26-d&w Baltimore, Maryland,
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NAVY YARD.

rOALI COAL! COALi--Just arrived
~ and now unloading one hundred and eighty five
tons Red Ash Egg Coal, ofsuperior quality on which
deduction of 20 cents per ton will be made if taken
from the vessel
Cargoes of Red and White Ash Coal expected
2,240 pounds TO the ton, and no humbug, "a all
have the privilege Of weighing their own COAL
T. EDWARD CLARK,
sep 19--3t* Near Navy Yard Gate
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SABBATH SCHOOL UsIoS.-On the first Monday
night In October, the Island Sabbath School Union
will meet In Ryland Chapel corner Of Tenth street
and Maryland avenue. The following is theFhymn
which has been selected to be sung on that occa-
sion IL Is hoped that the superintendent of all
the schools composing the Union win see that the
children practice the tune and commit the words
10 memory. The whole Union join in singing these
hymns, which are selected by committee whose
duty It Is to provide enc for each month. Reader,
have you ever heard five hundred youthful voices
united in singing one hymn
THE WAVING BANNER.
Now We raise our tuneful voices.
While each youthful heart reioicas
In new melodious song,
TO behold the sathring thIong.
CHoRus
As We lft our waving banners
To the breeze 30 soft and mild,
May the tide of glad hosannas
Flow from bOsoms indebted
Ye who join our celebration,
Sweetest melodies employ;
Bow with us in alteration,
Filled with holy, heavenly joy.
As we lift &c.
Oh, the great the boundless fayors
We're permitted to recordl
May they quicken endeavors
In the service of the Lord
AS We llft, DC.
Teachers kind, whose care unceasing
All must honor and approve
Thanks for labors still unceasing--
Heaven reward your works of love-
As we lift, &c.
Thanks TO God for every blessing
Which His bounteous hand bestows;
All on earth that's worth possessing,
From that hand incessant flows
As we lift &c.
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, dunn 4,
and BLIND.

and BLIND.
g st., 6ettoeen goth and 2la SITS, south side.
NRIDAY AFTERNOON of each week
IL has been set apart for the reception of visiters
at the Institution. The friends of this Insttuon are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable in it's nature.
having been established expressly for the benefit OF
has ever be IN made.
Donations Of money, household furniture, or Of al
most any description, viii be thankfully received at
the Institution. ipne 1atf
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THE SHAVING SOAP,
Vr00m az FOwler's Walnut OIL. MiI;tarv
Shaving Soap.
EVERYTHING sought by the most fas-
~ hdious in this branch of the toilet, and essen
combined in the above-named article.
1t has now been in the market twelve years, and
the thousands who have used it can testify to its
passing and agreeable qualities 1t is without doubt
tne pest soap In the world The genuine BEERS Vroom
Fowlers signature in fac snsile and is only man
uactured by John b. yroom, (successor, New York.
Sold In Washington by Selby Parker, Marin and
Palmer; Georgetown, w. b. White
july ll-3mdf
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE.
a SELECT SCHOOL, the numbe of mn.
"a pills limited, wilP be commenced at the house
now in course Of erection the corner of 10th and
e streets on Monday, the 18th Of September. Par.
who wish to study Surveying will have a good or
portunity, as have fine instrument and will give
held practice weekly. For terms apply Ia
SAMUEL KELLY,
aug 29--td between 18th and 18th streete
gB The commencement Of the above school ia
unavoidably postponed TO Monday, Sept 2eth. in or
aer tnat ,he building should be thoroughly compile
sept 10 SAMUEL KELLY PrincipaI
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~ ENTLEMEN ARE INVITED to cali
w and examine model of aGentleman's Fall
Style Dress Hat For lightness, frmness, and ee-
gance these Hats cannot be surpassed.
LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store,
424 Penn. av. bet. ~ and 9th streets.
sep lG--df
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. B. PALMER's ADVERTISING AGENCY.

e time has past for people sit quietly In their stores
snd trs TO circuus for The aspect Of bus
nee. hsa bro entirely ohssedtne old landmarks have been
removed and channels opened People should not now
but With becoming wdne-s place their pens paper
their uces and announce through the sdverns
and where they may found Men Of small capital long since
discovered . road wealth and no who does not follow
:" EsXTEHsitE ADVERTisIN0-Thst the Su,incs. Of Ad
ver'sas extensively "t !. now conducted s no. IN pec
sy advantageous to the owner Of goods who wishes to
dspose OF them and ayas himself Of this medium 70 mate It
nes world which esu,s in other respects will not justify
The does doubt that the business Of Adyerns
The reason Is obvious Those who have done have found
their doing II has yielded an additional profit,
by widening the circle Of customers and thus enabling Thorn to
run 60 STsny sGGa1 III gwen % nsP
have fest lot Of sood.-my run 81 custom -
who thus But they stand a. certainly in their
sh, though they KEEP, their stores open but bali the
business hours True. their old CUSTOMERS may continue to
with but customer drawn In by the add
% 10 0' s,S 81 e ssoseS 20 of b
advertising medium. they sell their stock IN half OF three ouhs
tAe time they would the additional profit increased
the increased sale in much larger ratio The sale OF the
h attended with certain necessary expenses OF rents
s p aS Of Se expense. Of tho store The
rents the clerks the ncdeneI were nearly the same a. for
merry but the goods sold ia half the time and the profits
"a" A TIioEOUGH. JUDICIOUs, AND SAFE SYSTEM OF
ADVERTISING may BE- adopted 1T V. b. PALMERS Adyer
fboscu3 because his agency embcos most Of the bes,
aud widely circulating journals Of all the cities and pin
cips towns IN America systcuacsly arranged and carefully
filed examination Of advertisers Nrdus
choke selection Of any desirable number oi papers in al avail
able sections Of the country.
H. Judcou because his practical experience and observa
quality him conmunCac valuable reliable information
and mpoa facts in regard to the principle Of Advertising s
practical operation tho trade Of the several Districts OF the
country the circulation and comparative merits Of
thr papers, their uitabcness and adaptation 20 the fur
thersnoe different business pursuits and the best
suibrd % advertisers for acquiring publicity.
III Ssr he 10 the appointed sgent Of most of the
b~st pspe the whole country and authorized BY the
snct make contracts and give receipts for subscriptions
snd edvv RI semeLts
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RUSSELL w WgsrcorT, Auc'ioBe-1
AAr IIOI rSIIOI Ii IlrR NlII'RE

RUs,gLL w. Wgsrcorr, Auc'lonesf
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
Il AUCTION-FRRNCH PIER and MANTLE MIR
KCRS ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, RICH CARPETS,
r. SEWOOD PARLOR SUITES, PAISTlSds' BRoNIGS.
CHANDELIERS H.
X w. WE5TCOTr will sell THIS DAY tWednssky.
d. 10. O'CLOCK the entire Insrnhc~nt Psr0r Dining
ron Library and Chamber Furniture Contained ~ hSls M
52 Yves, Hs,s near the 7thay, most Of which ~" usr
and Of the be description consins 10 part Of th
eess. solid rosewood PaoT s- coveted Ia dAuisst eats
and oquet with splendid pearl nd rosewood Psse
Forte Used but four month; rich carved rosewood ~
ceres With mirror Vns and bark four sse Pier and hssa
Mirror; rcb Velvet Wilton and Tsp>ry Carpets rosevz
Cent.r and PER Tables Marble VAses and Pyssd broesS
nod Lac CuY's.ns Masc Cabinet
DINING-R0OM. LIBRARY and CHAMBER PuhSL
TCRE-Rosewooc Bedstcsds Bureaus and Weshstsnts -
match Amours, Chey. Gls.ses. large French Hair ~
utsses Beds &c Secretary and Library Bookca.es ARR -
Reception Chairs Extension Table rich China Dnner snd "
Se sivewue or Cloth, Velvet, KdderDiost er sd -
Room AID Stair Carpets &C., making the laE-s. aud mo-
usbse Hous~hod Furniture sale Of the Tbe sso -
per~frpsory. rsin Dr. shine.
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A. N. AERwIs, AGctfonesr.
QY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.-Trade-SaS
Il No IS Park row.

HENRY n. LEEDS Co. %uouon-"r. a.,
EXECUTORS SALE Of large and valasos
II collection of OIL PAISTINGSthe property OF to- ID"
DR. y ". JENKINS without r'-erye-
HENRY H. LEEDS & Co. will sell by auction, ny ordet
the Executors WEDNESDAY, Oct l. A. II 1c!0ck st NO
q West kds,, 5,hsv the suiir- gallery Of hlshees
Pictures belonging 20 the late DR. jenkins collected By him
during -res o. years Among them viii b. found tho eh's
works Bershem Cropsey Herring K.Hsi,t P.ul Br G.
Besa WassI up-rt pictures by van Ovyen T-npestA Caro-
Dolei D.az Guido Svebleh Estscher Corego, Tsrbsrs
Csnavssio Geo. morand. Cuyp Caamod, X. A. "asoo,
swaneved V@rDet 0siIborosgh Ten@rs, Spssnoero and
other celebrated sl,tA The above b. exAnred az
time previous 20 the sale.
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LNARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY u Iov prpHcd TO
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
MING Ian DIS.
L. TaAc-e oP FokrY AcELs AsD UfwARs
On
LONG CREDITS
ynU plTEs OE INTEREST


LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
These Lands granted by DE Government TO az the
and fertile Prairie. in tho S,se inserss red here AID
there with nsshcent Of oak and other timber The
south and from Galens and Dunh in the north
Of tbs Stae and ss a. the ds lie within hin
miles eVh side Of this Road ready snd chesp means are
afforded by ot transporting the products Of tho land1 10
tets MoreSve he IsPd sroSh Of hu ,@ra. sa Ia H.
migration d aaord substsis and s'O~ns homo demand
The soh i. dart rich mold from FIVE fee, in dep,h
gently rolling and Psn.y tss r. s'1"s 'Ae anu
Economy cuvs,ins and greet the well;
inSvn & Of IS% d o p dd ' ~
orally cultysiag LAID in the older states The
crop Of Indian Com planted "a The oohen SOD usn-
s!ly repsys the cost Of blowing and fencing -
Wheat sowu the yurned cod rs'rs TO Yield very
break one bali s,res per Day Cont'.n can b
usds for breaking resdy for Corn OF ws S nom %
powed md fenced the first and under high stat" OF cultivation
Corr. frsin Cattle &c. will be Forwarded AZ reasonable
pios for tho Feat market and 70 Cero for the
hs LEI lad IL the H..,e md Middle STATE. Known
much than sufficient TO the dinetsuce OF ttsss
BUmnou. Co.i several point. dons the Ro~,
sndis cheap and desirable fuel 1t bo delivered several
point. along the Road al 20 to per tun Wood Can 10
Those who tuk s,tns in lows or Minnesota shoudbess
In that lands efc oi value sons the wsc1-snrss
many miles inland have been disposed of that for those
Ing the produce market railroads not having been introduced
there send the produce OF these sH tvo hsn.
orsa ms py ~ 20 h pd incC Cayernment i,uJs thus
p -, 80 % r 80 No, 40 go .yas,men,s a. tbs
ntus..p, , .. q - pr ~ y, ~ 10 49,. n. ~ wv wv
A ~ W sn s Ia ID in Ie.ton % the land, In Kan.
in Shh 80 ~, o,sh vacsn, sra nav he fond me-
10 o1sc he Sstarce 10 inariet i. (sr src.er and
VIZ IT, ,be Of b..c nds il ceyred rithar
~ az % u,,- commurs,iops inrresse, The
Of which pIus, be borne by the
49, in IN. reduced uric.s OF thcir PRODUCTS and
W - - 49, 81. trcor,e, foro hi, fns snd Of con ,sa
.oN, .nnnsIv and .,e,v ve,y reduced
The great fertility Of the lands now offered tor sae BY thb
company no tpe consequent y!eu oVeI nus u ~
and
ference N the cos OF trsnsRoftHon esp< III vw OF tho
facilities furnished by this Road and others with winch IL con-
which interrupted BY The low
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D. s. HouGH. Auetloneer.
UCTION NOTICE-Magniicen rosewo6

4 LECTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rOsewM
~ ..v.n octave PIANO FORTE, FRENCH PLATE Plkk
GLASSES, elessn, ENGLISH xELvkI 1920 AM. fsst
Suites-TO MORROW Thursday MORNING ALTO, ocioct
4 No 2,8 West 25dt between Sch and 9tav Thee GOD.
IRE OF first quality and Ia maternal construction ana
sale will commence In the Paors those WISHING hne GOODS VIZ
find II to BE- early In attendance Sontehts
PARLORS AND EXTENSION ROOM-UPwafd OF y"
wards OF Tapestry Velvet and 80 yards Tapestry Bss~3' "a
ell Crossrys make, entirely unnjuTed a~o Que ev
wood Suite pieces In crimson aud maroon rfras
dana do. and crimson French ssn ofos
tee both solid rosewood add heavily csryed also the ns:
Slip Covers splendid rosewood Book plate ns door 1
lined with crimson silk throughout rosewood antique std
Eaxere with marble top and lined with plato mirrors nw
7oc4aye action PanoFor-, heavily carved cost SOU
also one variety Of rosewood Tables Of beautiful sty~ en
bracna Center Sofa aud others: commoiious spnf Lv
Chairs also Ladies' Reception Chairs elegantly covered nsy
Lace Curtains $50 also beautiful Shades hneJ rsmsa
French Pier Glasses with slabs and bra kes sso nuno
gAntly framed Work. Of Arr by ennnt authors shsA
Of French Clio, L. Of different descriptions Sevros re
lain Sases Of mmes cost; marble Buss and oia"i
Fsues and other ohoc. decoraons papier mseh sa
pearl inlad rosewood Worktsbl.s. .
DINING ROOM-Elee,nt rosewood Extension Tables y
feet long s. mahogany Dining and Tea Tables spleoda
French China gold band Dinner Set; 80 pe's also Tee s
IS and 80 pieces. also Silver Sets and plores f -
and coffee ruby cut Decsntcs Wines, &c Silver PoheSS
Butter Knives Cups &c 2fne chased and 9bote CStsss
ivory handle Cutlery elegantly plsed Waters GU
Tuu bles Oob-,s. Bottles for wine, 40 10 Prescott bnirs
Chairs mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Rockers, Ousmsns tc-
BEDROOMS-A large variety of elegant rosewood and NJ
hossy Bedseads q different styes also, mahogany Bafss
and Washstands fine Tapestry and Ingram Carpets TolstS
sets Counefpsnes Blankets, hair Mattresses mahogany Co
Plows beside host Of other goods entirely needless es
sceIe IL perhaps BE- necessary 10 ssy 20 thoss
ffo distance that they will not BE- disappointed ws sss'
catalogue Of goods either their quality hnsh pesssseso
dnon there . not brokc ndOwn worn piece Of an@.e
AMONG them. Sale positive AID the catoluss now rssay AV
ply at the house. or 1t the AuctoneeTs Ohce
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Danfinn aea6emics.
A DopwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
~. NJ, as Br,.lw.J, EeS<-YOrt. aad
q Mort. -rlx, r.

~. NJ AS Broeiwty, New YOrt. aaf
No ~ MoutAyus-ps,-, B rootiyu-
Nc~.Tort CAs-es wedncslsy' sad s-'ardAys. com
d., I'D Prisys cot e,cin. Tuesday 0ctobe' At .nd
Ip n e., L.dl. aud Children. ard Tor G,ntieul'o
L.d.S PTy j@ Ga. a. Circulars terms, L.
n,y b. had II h.S 81 the Academic The u.GA So,ces ~
b. g,yrt Nj Doisorih voai take oocssos tn hk
p.rp,, that no erer,ou will b. omitted that will b. Of sdvAn
t.s. to The papd, or IN Any u.y hs v,ry gyas
REPUTATION ps----ed by bis Academies
DROOkLYN.-Mrs. A. LANNAi's DANCING
ID SCHOOL will b. rropeAed o.: ~ hOn'sEle Hal No
coz recrz AZ s. oc.scL A.;rees D.n.:nes ker-tofor
Information Laa resgla.ors be bid sppacs
tiou 10 Mrs LAShAY q: No Sc Nillouzhby-t.
EERRERO DANCING ACADEMIES,
Il No 8 We, li,h-,. Nev.yort md IL ClintoH-s,.
Bro.kiyn.-Mdu.. DUBRECL PERRERO and EDWARD
FERRtRO respectfully tia, they will reoPsu their
Academy IN Ns~.Yorf SATURDAY Octob-r H. ard IN
Brcotyn TUESDAY October H. 81 5! Circulars cen
L. Obtained 8: either Academy
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Josgys HESEnAs, Auotioneer

JosEps HESgrAs. Auctoneer . III
an SATURDAY, Oct II, at IL o'clock m.
~ The Central Sslesroom of Wl.ou1hby az =
~. Brusllya.-The twossory BRICK COTTAGE n III
"a LOT of GROUND No wen Brntst. n~sr cseo7sI
A. Gth Cot,sss from Hamilton sv. Lo< IS b. ~ frrx -
m.i,iyr Teru<. 10 per and Arrtlsnsrs I've 49,
a sss-, tbs tsisace Oh The 18th e 0ctseef. es0
% aSrxsTs
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6ouess ano fasms maateo.

WANTED-A HOUSE, 10 the neghncen ~ =,
w the Tuuts o ~ ccu y-sts-i 10 70 . s'su ''
d,,.. n,,, No 10 Pc, Poi. once. Ns~-I ork
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BAsK DErAsrnzsr SrAFs or NEv.YoaEl
ALsAsY Sept Il 1854 J
YTHE MARINE BANK at OSWECO has hi

day Gid 10 hi. one nLe Of tho sppoatun-ut Of ttr
BANK or The REPUBLIC, In tho City u NswYork O.
Arnt for thc Rsdmp,n u s Circulating Nots agreeable
tie eB~A An ACT tn s<1d tks ssvera sCts rs.fins
70 Inorpon'ea Bank, Banking Associations end navs
BAntess pss<A April II, lsa
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A. J. BLEEcKsR Co, Aasuonecrl ,or
EXECCTORS SALE Of VALUABLE PkDf

L'AECC IONS BALI OF VhIIChDIEI -
T. ERTY on sprnr AID Thirds.a-Messr,. ANTHONY
BLELCKlR Co., VII! sell on WEDNESDAY. kt te
o'cLck Of the Merehsn,s EIehanss. the vIusbte npI
Known a No. So Sprias-s,. being lot Of ground t,xi%
three huiIdln 70 franz and two with mnk
Al to- property known No 20 Sd The lot 1,.
With "a. br,cl ma houses thereon. Thu pf
r,nt. for . 900 p-s p0e,n Of the pufeh..s n.
ran rem sis on bind aud For rlaps Af spJ
-. ~ d. AnetIou,,r ", TBroad.st By srdsr,
SSH JAS H. !" III rCLLiS' fe<e.-~
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0iauc-f ortes an6 Alusie.

4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANO-FORTES (new
~ q second hand SALE snd for HIRE az WALK.
Frs Wueroor1s No Aston place ssd sch 81 Also several
fneered PIANOS BY the best Newton sad Boston makers
exclusively. Tor sale. $1,000 80,
EB-Arrlnsrment Be made BY which the rent will be
a ueS in ca.e Of purchase
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BASK DLPAKIhB1r StAts Of View f0fk,
Albany Sept =, 1855. !
TyHE MANUFACTURERS BANK OF ROCH-
ESTER las THIS DAY fled 10 this oH1s notice u ,s
sppoin,a>nt OF THE NEW.YORK STATE BANK in IL.
Cry 0, Albany s<-n sr the redemption Of lie eircuans
notes. agreeable ~ the entitled An
era relating N Incorporated Banks Banking Assocsous
md Individual banter," p..sd April II, 1881.
JAMES N COOK Superiut.ndsnt
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