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WASHINGTON, DC Sent. 1. 49,

hANhlNCTDN, -. u. sept. l, 1857.
hENTLEMEN: our communication exercising
Your kind regard duly received, l shall ever
proud. ~ ' :" ''''
however good mans intent IONS mis- ht ever have
peen he can newer be proper Judge Of the merits of
hls OWE acts but when he receives the fee co,nmen
dltInns al Trends who can have no OF her motives
thsn ieelngs oil 5nsti and friendship feel that 10
me. - h"i Only an honor, but, cheering 10 INV
mnd IL is also an act OF kindness for which mnst
eNp press my sincere thanks, " '''"S'
GeBtlemt u, regret no less than yourselvas tLa
necessity OF parting from friends with whom Laxe
been so long and pleasantly associated "A''
I'll live hope To shak 2 hands with yon ali aa.;,
and, wherever the future may place me, shall ever
keep your KIND regards IN grateful remembrance WI
am, gentlemen, with much respect, your obedi-
ent servant, HENRY UUNT
To r. Men eThany, w. Y. =. Sanger James Puck ar
Thomas Altemus, Il. Ii. Currsn, A. WOODWARD
lanes K. McCathran, Joseph NJ. Padgeit, Y. M.
lsr, e. III. Gordon, NJ. McNally. James Philips,
Thomson Van RIswIck, Joseph Van Riswick
Thomas Champion. Francis Barry, A. 6. Harold
i;emuel Gsddif, Henry N, Ober, N; w. H,lbron,
WIN. BOYD. John +. Tucker, John Smoot, James
RoIsean. WIN. c. Hooinsgle, James Freebus, and
James Smith. II
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'e Id A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
ByA.GREEN. Auctionser

II y y ff.hlNDN-O4Ib
WITH BRICK BASEMENT AND GARRET,oN 18th,
BETWEEN " AND STREETS NORTH, AT AUcTIoN-
On III URSDAG September 50, shall sell. IN front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m, Lot No 6. in
square No. al, ma wing front of 81 feet inches
on 18Th street west, running hack lS5 feet inches
with the improvements, which are two handsome
tWo-story Frame Houses, with brick easements and
garrets, passages, pantry and Lack porch contain
ing nine good and conveniently arrang ed rooms each
Ihs property is handsomely located on 18TH street
west, between q and ii streets north.
Terms One fourth cash the balance in G. - H.
and "a months for notes bearing interest from day
oil sale. A deed gwen and "A deed of trust taken
The property W all lie sold together or separate
as 1t may suit purchasers.
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Another Bank Defaulter

NEW YORK, sept. An officer OF the Mechau
les Banking Association was arrested this morn
ing, charged with being defaulter to the amoun
oil S.U,hUO. The hank has closed its doors in con.
sequence, and there is almost panic on the street
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The Reported Rank Note Kahh.rr.

BosToN, Sept The statement that the New
England Bank Note Company had been robhad
OF large amount Of bills. has very little founda-
ton la fact. The whole amount W ~ not exceed
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF DAGuER-
REAN GALLERY.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
September 9th, at 10 clock, shall sell the rooms
over Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co.'s Bank, a
lot of Furniture, &c; comprising
Pair of Mahogany Tete -a-tete Sofas
Mahogany hair spring seat Arm and Parlor Chairs
Marble top centre and pier Tables
Gilt frame Mirrors, cane seat Chairs
Damask Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Mating
Heavy plate glass and metal cOun or Show Case
Paper machc, Gilt, and Rosewood Frames and
Cases
Together with lot OF Screens, Fixtures, and APP
paTatus.
Terms: $40 end under, cash; over that sum, a
credit of 81 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, hearing interest.
I'D LAS. G.. McGTIRE, Auct.
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Bye. w. BoTELER, Auctloneer.

N TERs' Tools, LUMBER, WAGON, &C., AT AUc-
TIoY1On MONDAY; September 7, at 10 O'Clock a.
the carpenters shop situated on Tenth between G
and streets, collection Of carpenters tools, wag-
John K. Mcleod. deceased, consisting in part of
one morticng machine, saws, five carpenters bench
es. planes, spirit levels, framing tools, box win
dow frames, grindstone, tool chest, lot OF flooring
lumber, &c.
Also. one nearly new and well-built Wagon, Har-
ness, DC.
Terms: $40 and under, cash: over SIO credit OF
interest SELBY PARKER, hdm, INNS 9H5r.'S
se2d CIV. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
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THE GREATEST HEATER KNOWN

ton public to the celebrated ii eater called the -,
PARIOR COMPANION, for heating Par ~
Tor and Chambers above. I,,aG
The subscribers introduced this article Ia the SS
Washington market some two years ago, as an i'm
prOvement on the l.atrObe: since which time they
have disposed OF and put up over three hundred all
OF which are working Witnesses OF their superiority
over any thing else Of the kind ever known or used
For beauty and particularly ECONOMY They unsur
passed consuming no more fuel than one radiIator,
and afOrdIng the heat OF three. IL is unnecessary
for Us to say more IN its favor; W I'll only add that
the testimony of those who have used them is the
surest guarantee of their success.
For sale only 10y SIBLEG 4 GUY,
sd Penn. ave., bet. 10th and nth SITS.
au D. cost (Statesl
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Vermont Election.

MoNTPELIER, Vi. Sept. THE election for
State officers took place to-day, and partial re-
turns favor the election of Fletcher Republican,
for Governor, Shade (Republican) for Lieutenant
though by decreased majority as COMPARED
with last year.
Out Of - Representatives one Democrat is elect
ed, being Democratic gain.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 2.-The mail train from
Dayton 20 Sanduskv ran of the track near Cas-
talia. The engine and baggage car went over the
embankment. aud Henry Ross, the baggage mas
ter, David Cassit, train boy, and Mr. kunkle
editor of 4 Sandusky paper, were instantly killed
Two or three others were injured, bat their names
are not given
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED FOR
~ CASH

II. SEMKEN, JEwELER,
offers at greatly reduced prices, CASH the fol-
lowing artIcles
Gold Hunting English Patent Levers, full jeweled
from S5Dup.
Gold Hunting Detach do, full ieweled from S35 up
Cold Ladies Watches, full jeweled IN variety, $ q
up.
All Watches are guaranteed for u months.
Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, at wholesale
prices; all kinds of Fine Jewery, such as Bracelets
Pms, Ear Rings, Rings, Shirt Buttons Seals, Lock
els, Pencils, etc. embracing Diamond, Pearl, Cuals
CaIneos hIosalcs, ETC., at astonishing low prices
Pure silver Ware-SpOons. Forks, and all kind of
fancy Silver W aTe-t0IcsT than ever offered before
Silver, plated Ware-such as Spoons. Forks, Cas-
tors, Cake and Card Baskets, Butter Coolers eIc
WI he sold at manufacturers prizes.
II p Our main oiJect an Offering such inducements
is: 10 reduce our present IdTgP stock for rP15y
cash, contemplating some alteration an our bust
Persons IN want of anything in our line are nvit ed
to call; we shall take pleasure IN convincing them
thai such opportunities of purchasing GHs goods at
such reductions are seldom Off cred. Al goods war
ranted as represented. H. SEMKES
aug l5- $50 Pennsy lvauia avenue
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A Ship Struck by Lightning.

AUGUsrA, Sept. 2. The cutter Taney was
struck by lightning, off Tybee light, on Monday
morning, shivtring her foretop, topsail bead.
f'remast and fo!egaf, passing into the hold The
deck was spread with fragments of the mas, The
cutter was mOmentarilv in a sheet Of flame bnt
tue IRE was subdued. None killed, but several
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Flour is dull and lows
er; City Mills, S5.s7. Nothing done with Ohio
and Howard street
Wheat is held at Al .iOasI so for good TO prjme
white; ~ .3laSt 30 do. red
Corn Is trifier lower; prices unsettled
w hiskv Is lower and very dull +; CITY 25Zc.;
Ohm - ~ 49, -
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Destructive Fire nj Athens. Ga.

AUGUSTA, Sept There was a destructive fire.
in the town of Athens, Ca, on Saturday morn
ing. The carriage, cabinet, blacksmith and car
penter shops belonging severally To MesSrS. shoe
venell, Clark. Hughes Wing and McWhoTt-y
with several other wooden buildings were de-
stroyed. Loss estimated at Sc 600
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STAPLE FALL GOODS.
JOHN II. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 5. SIDE BTtdgs ST., GeOrgstO1rn, ID. C.,
has received and offers tn customers an assortment
oil goods adapted to the early Fall demands consist
ing of the following, viz:
PAIN rilack Silks, of the best makes
Ram Modes and bright cOlored Muslin Delaines
Rich Fall styles Muslin Deiaines, at IS cents
Rich English and American Prints in great variety
. fast coOrs)
New York, English, Bates Mills, all Wool, and
, other heavier makes Shifting COttons
klchardson's and Chalne's celebrated makes of
IRISH Linens "
Black and white Check Cashmeres. for busters
Single and double width Lupin's Black Mouslin De-
lanes
White. Red and Yellow Flannels
Casslmeres Sattinets. and Kentucky Jeans
ShirtIng Prints, striped and dotted
LADIES and Misses Cotton Hose, all kinds
Gents. and Boys half do
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambric H,nJk,Ga
RIch, new style Bonnet Ribbons
White BrIlllants, Cambrlcs aud Muslins
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins
LINEN and Cotton Sheetings and Towelliugs
Osnaburg Calicns and Paid Cottons
Shirtings ~ ' "'o"h
with i other seasonable Goods, which will be sold
low 10 cash or prompt customers. ~
au GU Il g
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Nav YorL NIorL.,.

NEW YORK, Sept. Flour is unsettled. at =
decline of 5anc.: sales Of loo bbls; State As S.
Ohio SC Il; Southern SO 25aS6 GO 1872
Wheat is doll, and lower; sales of 10 OOO hush =
els; white 81 5UaSl IS; red Sl.45 Corn is dull
sales OF 6,0Uo bushels mixed SOC "a decline OF sc
Pork Is lower; mess SOS 5OaS25 GO. Beef ia
al l6c., a decline of &c.
Whisky is dull; Oh 10 2JXc
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II The last numbers, for the present season
OF some OF the Saratoga dailies were issued on
Saturday.
II The New York Express thinks that the
Characteristic Of the present aye and society is
FRAUD.
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Bank Panic at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, sept THE run on the banks Of
this city Is subsiding. and is now quite trifiug.
Inc banks have more specie to-day than ever
There WAS seventy thousand deposited yrstrrd,v
ia The Savings Banks
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A. CIR ZEN. Auct.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
KINW 20 STlRA ER ANE uOI-SE a

FRONTING ON WASHINGTON STREET, AT Arc
TloN.-Ca IUESDai, the eth INST, shall sell, IN
front al the premises at o'clock D. m., Lot No, T.
IN Square No. 5lB, fronting on Washington street
north. between4th and 5th and q and III streets run
meg hack to a wide alle., with the improvements,
which rs n good two story Frame House, containing
five conveniently arranged rooms,
Terms: One-half cash; balance ir 4, 3, II, and Is
months, for notes hearing interest from the day of
sale. A deed given and n deed of trust taken.
Se2-d A. CIR ZEN. Auct.
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BY A. GRkkN, Aactisncer.
40 FINE pITII MING nuS EDnNF

BY A. GRkkN, A6ctlsacer
IN FINE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING
1O 9Th Nd 7TH STREETS AND = AND II STREETS,
AT AUCTloN.-On THURSDAY, the Sd Instant
shall sell in front Of the premises, at O'Clock p. M,
~ handsome Building Lots, IN subdivision of square
No AL all of of moderate depth running to
alleys: This property is beautifully situated bound
ed by 9Th and 9TH streets west and and r streets
north, and perfectly graded each street The at
tentlon of the public is respectfully invited to this
large sale Of property, as bargains may be expected
Terms: One-tOurth cash; balance in G. u, H. 24,3,
and Sc months, for notes bearing interest from day of
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title indis putable.
se2-2t A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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The Steamer City Of Toronto A shore

PoRT-AU-BAsQUE, Aug. 31-The steamer City
of Toronto, from Liverpool, and bound 10 Mon
treal. went ashore i'm the night of the 18th instant
in the Straits Of Belle Isle She had seven feet of
water In the hold. Two hundred packages Of "
goods were saved, which, with the remainder OF
the wrecked goods will be- taken to Forteau.
There were no lives lost The City of Toronto
was sailing vessel Of zoo tons, with passenger
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HUNTING PARK TROTrING COURSE.
IL At the south shd Of the Long Bridge
The Proprietors Of this new complete and elegant
Course take pleasure in being able To O
say that their arrangements are all COM <>,-E$
plcte, and that their track Is now open <HAAN>
To the public. Ia all its arrangements eAH<1s-<&
Is unsurpassed the United States offering as many
advantages for the trial Of speed any other Amer
lean Irottlng Course IL is precisely mile In cir;
Win care and Judgment, and is in perfect order.
ne House connected with IL, too, is unsurpassed
uIies always To be obtained there. The public may
rely On ~ That, under Any and all circumstances,
niuet w De maintained and enforced upon the
Plehises' .....sH Az l2-2m
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The Farmers, Bank Of Provide

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2-Gen Walker arriy,,S
d IRE TINS morning. Nothing Is positively knows
in regard to his future proceedings.
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Revolution i'm yucatap

NEW ORLEANS, September IA revolution
has broken out in Gucatan, and the whole State
at last accounts, was in arms. The revolutiOnists
are composed Of the Radical party. and We're
everywhere successful. The Governor was march,
ing against Campeachy with an army Of 500
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Sept: 2.-Stocks are active and
higher. Chicago and Rock Island s2x: CumheT-
land Coal Co. la; Illinois Central shares or.
do. bonds 50; Michigan Southern Isx: New
York Central "a; Pennsylvania Coal Co 6sY:
6's 67K.
Sterling exchange has decined-at 100.
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BY JAS.C. McGIuRE- Ann,innaar
FUTURE DAYS.
c.. IL. CROWN a CO.. Auctionee

G. X. l.. GROWN a. Co. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF Personal PROP
ERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust recorded in
l,lber A. -. No 1885, fnlIOs q, 81 and n one of
the land records for the County of Washington d.
e., Will be sold In front of the Bank of washington
at 10 o'clock M, on SATURDAY, September
I'm, 1851 at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. three Horses, three Carts, and i've Mich
Cows. Terms cash.
sci CIR. L. CROWN CO., Aucts.
BY T.. :. WRIGHT, Auctioneer
DORTO RICO SUGAR AT AUCTION.-On
l. FRIDAY next, the 4th instant, at u O'Clock, on
r.: A. III. Dodge's wharf, the balance of the cargo
OF the baTqGe VIM. Chase. VIZ:
40 hhds. branded Carmelita
~ do do FajardO
81 do do RIO.
do do Louisa Fajardo.
49, do.
l.. =. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
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MAKRlED,

On the LIST instant. by the Rev. Mr. Ball, Mr.. L..
P:STEWART TO Miss ANNIE CLAMPITT. all
of this city.
On the LIST instant, at Ingeside, by the Rev. Dr..
Gurley, HIRAM WALBRIDGE, of the city OF
New ork, to JENNY Nj. BLAKE, daughter. in
law OF the late DIR. Charles Blake, of Massachut- =
etts.
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FoRFOLK, Sep. 2.-The United States sIoop-of
is now at the quarantine.
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Post Office Robbery.

NEW LONDON, sept. 1.-The post Office at tbis
place was robbed last night OF tie bag containing
the New York and Southern mails There are no
traces of the robber
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Naval.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 3I.-The Farmers
Bank OF this city was temporarily enoined TODAY
on application Of the Bank Commissioners.
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
L GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-The sub
scrlber. intending to devote his attention elusive
iy To the Auction and Commission and X cal Estate
business offers for sale his extensive stock Of Furn
ture and House Furnishing Goods at greatly re-
duced prices, for cash or satIfactorily endorsed
notes. JAS c. Mci;ITIHE
An "a eoim Auntinn and Commission Narnhnrt
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The Ohio River,
Baltimore Markets.

WHEELING, Va, Sept. 2.-The river this morni
is in a good navigable order at five feet.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TO MORROIV MORNyJ

1hchfJHG.
BY JAS. Z. MEG UIRE. AuotIoneer.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOToN THIRD
IEEf5 TSfGS tFR RSSsosPS
sell parts Of Lots No. i and R sas
So fronting 10 feet on Third street west between
with the improvements, consisting OF a small frame
dweliing-house. Title indlsputable.
months with Y interest t secured by iced Of trust on
aug ed Aucfoneer.
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ArcTIoSn TbaisdsT MoTlilt SEPT Sf AZ
10 O'Clock, at the Magnolia House on north b street
tse srn and lth streets west, shall sell all
mm scsnss1sp Ear SGEunteT and OYSTER Box
Number Of EngTavings. oicIot iS''S
Cocoa Mating. Arm Chairs
Tables, Tin Safe, Kitchen Utensi's,& &c
Stoves, Bedstoads, Mattresses, Boosters and Pill
Termss go and rrdor o,s, A..
credit OF 81 day s. for satisfactorily ENDORSED nntes
au Sid JAS. c. Mcguire. Auct.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
y OF, DRY ,GooPs.-on ITHuRSDXY Morn NOR
ING, September Sd, at 10 clock, land continuing at
outJ shall sell, at the New York Cash store on
the south side OF Penn. avenue, between 9Th and
Dress Goods, Silks, satins, Apacas
BOmbasins, Winter Plaids
Cling hams. Fannes. Domestics, &c.
Cloths, CassImeres, Vestngs
Under shirts, Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves
Fine Wool Blankets, Marseilles Quilts
Towelling, Furniture Prints
Grape, Brocha, Stella, and Blanket Shawls
Cloaks. Silks, RIbands
Lace, EmbroIderles. &c.
Together with a complete assortment Of goods in
the line. - 49, -
Terms: So and under, cash over that sum a
credit OF 81. 60 and 20 days, for approved endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
an 2s-d JAS. c. Mcguire, Auct.
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ByA. GREEN. Auctiopeer

By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON 2D STREET EAST, BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVE
NUEAND SOUTH STREETS AT AUCTION.-On SAT-
URDAG, the 5th instant shall sell, at 6 O'Clock %.
m, In front of the premises, south part of Lot No
IN Square No. 766 fronting I'd street east
Virginia avenue and south street, with the i'm
prOvements, which are a good and nearly new
F frame House, &c.
Terms cash.
sc 2-eo&ds A. GREEN Auct
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The Baptist Associaiion Of Geor,in.

AUGUsTA, sept 2.-The Baptist Central Asso-
CATION OF Georgia; at a recent meeting in Morgan
county, reported the action Of the American Tract
society IN regard TO slavery, and recommends tn.
church South to withhold its patronage and 10
dlscountenance the efforts of agents the RAISING
OF funds 10y colpoTtuers, and the sale of Northern
Baptist works until the Society shall rescind its
recent action, and go back to its original silence
on the subject of slavery
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CHINA. GLASS, ANDEARTHEN WARE.

CHlNA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.
X. II. MILLER, SON & CO, IMPO RTERS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Have received two instruments of their@
Hst fall supplies from the English Potteries "
w. and Will continue to receive accessions to 7
W their stock till the business season sets i'm. -
X. III. MILLER, SoN & Co. can assure their friends
and customers that their stock shall be of the most
desirable description, and that their prices will com
pare favoraby with those Of any dealers in their line
IN any other market la the United States.
k. III. MILLER, Sow K Co. have prepared them
selves to offer to merchants every inducement to
make their purchases In their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have just received via Antwerp and New
York. from the great manu- factory of "Roux," New
BRUSSELS, ll40 boxes rench Window Glass OF supe-
nor quality and different thick nesses which tbey
have imported under such clrcums as to enable
them to offer superior article at very moderate
prices az n If
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tCEh BoSTON.-The superior clipper schooner
Hsthanled Doane, Doane Master, has ar "a
s ssea anu VIII have quick dispatch for the "
h az port For tIeig ht or passage apply to-za
town, d. @, ""''' au as.iw
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AUCTION SALES
'J:WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BJ:WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
1 hOCEhIESa FANCY GOODS, &c. AT AUc-
- rloS.-On RlDAY MORNING Sent A al 10
O'Clock, we will sell near the corner of Twentieth
anu NJ streets north, the entire stock of Groceries,
Fancy Goods. d c.. contained in store Terms cash
sep 2-2t WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY AF-
y TERNOON, September 5th, at 51S O'Clock, at
me AUCTION Rooms, shall sell, in sums to suit
81 ,8O1 Corporation of Alexandra Stock
2,un orange and Alexandra Railroad Bonds
500 Corporation Of Washington Stock.
forms cash, In current funds.
Sc I'd JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.
PRICK YARD AND MACHINERY FOR
y SALE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, September 9th, at O'Clock, on the premi
ses, shall sell at the Brick Yard on South Capitol
street, near Meals wharf, the Brick Kilns Sheds
IemperIng Machines, and all the Tools necessary
enlargement if necessary.
The ground itself will be sold or only the clay as
the purchaser may desire.
Terns: One third cash the residue in 60 and 90
days, for sai factorily endorsed notes, bearing in
terest.
sep I'D JAS. C.. Mcguire Auct
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CHICKERING Il SONS PIANOS.

The subscriber has received by recent arrivals adj
dIIlonal supplies Of superb BOSTON PI--e
AMOS. His assortment Is now, as hereto 49,
fore, the largest and most elegant IN thissttEIl
clty-the admired Parlor Grand, with patent action
made ONLY 10y ChckerIng and Sons elegant 4 ,Ouis
XIV. Central and Square Pianos, of the latest aud
most beautiful styles, by Chickerng & Sons. whose
Instruments approach nearer the perfection of the
Piano than any other, as acknowledged by the first
artists.
Also, Pianos Of various scales and patterns from
other ing h factories.
number OF excellent second hand Pianos for sale
very low. Some good Pianos for hire. The subScrI-
Der will re Pianos lower than they can be boug ht in
this city or mt the factores he buys ex tensive
ly and always for cash.
Second-hSnf Pianos taken in exchange.
A good stock Of Martins celebrated Guitars Su-
periOr Guitar ard Violin Strings.
RICHARD DAVIS,
se1-3t Penn ayenue