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vxTM Writer'S. AUOrIoHHER, WILL BELL THIS DA
w n lloyd, AUOrIoNIs4. by WIN. 7. LLOYD

w n LLOYD. AUOTIONI1K- by wM r LLOYD
his da, Tuesday Is At 81 West Twelfth ssoe be-
tween rh and SIKH at l0 O'Clock tbs entire con
tents OF house conssnE in OF elegant rosewood
par0r furniture embracing three rosewood ss covered IN
crimson brooAte marble top pier centre and
side tables marble too mirror doors and back
French plate mro ons hsndsoms seven octave rose.
order and $500 wind ourtas tapestry velvet
cAypeta oil painting In gilt frames splondh French Ck,
mantle Library furniture, consisting Al 0no
deliberately carved bookcase chairs aad tabls. e
table; brsakfAst and sets; silver plated
embracng complete of gsr dhes bowls tes and
coee pots pi}rhers gobl0s 10 ha.
lance handle knives and fork. cut glass cecaatss c0Sls
embracing mahogany and ok bedseAds bursaus
washstsnds tables chairs tapestry Brussels and ingram
PETS oncloths chandelier. brsckea sna 10 AL Of u
above snumsrA.ed furniture win be positively sold Without
the house rented and The goods
moved tho day OF Deposits required rom
chvser Catalogues ready Tho day OF sae Hlo positive
RArdleas OF the weather.
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THOMAS j. MILLER, AuCrIornkk. aAnps0nE
win cell auction tuesday, October q ION o'clock
pq Broshvav ned Twenty ssh street, AL tbs furni
ture ~ Ar "a IN srid house bes ctr make
a rosewood suus IN pl1sh 9Th chairs TO mstch
word centre table, mirror erteuson enlnx
bic Ahossny and bscs walnut dressing bureaus marble
tcps with sAss~e hair msrsssss nsske sssess confort
si,bon, restriction No pcssponement
weather Catalogues nov ready ~ the once of the
aucxoneers, III Pine street
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sheriTs sale OF Havana sesarr household furni
turs 10. On Tnesssy, October Is 1857, Alto A. NJ, Al the
sales no 10 spruee uanty
OF Of various brands large qussity
household furnu,e Consisting of sfss
chairs, tables hedsteads, mattresses. tc.. 40
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u1Hos WINCH. AUTHORIZATIONS NO. is SPRUCE
sxeea Mortgage sale ~ bar and farnss1re,
vnss liquors a., Tn sdsy, Octoecr IS At 10 o. ook
No 10 spruce street consisting os aud restaurant furtt
tire son.crs oyster box mirrors, sngrsvnxs ooosnf en-
'"'' john a rARKrysroS, Any fOr mo,r.sse
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u,pF rraHr MONEY EARKnr INDUCES Nh TO or.
fer AL INVOICES sessrs sdvsrced upon sny s.cyhce
y cah Cal sud sramine stock OF several millions 81 80
s'' NM 0"' y ''' o. CHEEKS. II Broadway.
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NJ DoUGHsy AUCT1oNBDR, Will, SELL This DAY,
~. At Ion oclcck A. the saiesroom, ~ Nassau street ali
furnurs contained In said yzRoaawced psror
sui covered In brocAts and push si frame intel and
pr ssess Brusels velves wood
octave p'anoors superior Instruments rhs TOP
pier and sofa tables rosewood e % sgehev vita
large assortment 81 bedroom furniture buresus wsshsands
chairs befsesds hair mstiresees kr lug~ assov
Of second hand furniture removed for
nience Of ssle. Catalogues ready.
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T ID HoLBRoCK, AUCTTOFEER BY q. BROWN
81. f0s Maiden slon sale this day
10 O'CLOCK A. No. OF 100 crates ard gaoksgs o. eahen ware
decorated nngiaA SD French chra ID
orifns packages; also asd tshle cutlery &c
shelves lots suh the trade Also Ere proof
safe
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koRIARTY, LuCTTorEKs, WILL BELL, THIS DAY
=. stws,e O'Clock A. Us chatham ,qusre sh- fnynturs
OF family leaving the city Also carpets mirrors feather
bees clocis forty oil pantings, ch. pairs Of
blnn kes and a vsre,y OF other goods.
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RALES A. AIUT1OH.

"a :: s;ea:; = e !!
s.,:s $eas .S pa
would male summer rs,dsoes or sI.sSionssis
-: I:s "a g ;.s \; 4: s::g
and
s.sf New
HsTuINSs .SD no1 kT5RAoTIvE AUGrIoE SALE
IN he 81 sss
No 90 West lwssy third street between Ninth and Tenth
CANT story rand front mansion and yell aled with
msnt q chin. abs ivory cutlery ware Al
and Ss
. ss
~ ma
ana articles OF altos ether too ion Hall
msOsny bs.esd burssas .SToSes SOFAS coscses
chairs omans hse curled hair mattresses bedding 20 The
whole forming unique assortment Of fine goods well worth
m % s ay rs s Of @ be n.e sss
morrow morning
GLBEaT .. sAvAsA Az IrloNRER.- DIBBLEE /
VI SAVAGE win sell hia day, 10 A. M. the sAesrc ON,
soSs sps In
HxxRy Il. LEEDS -AuorIoHalR, oEEIo. q MAS
~ eau :!Iest-hEEnY \. LHlDs GO. yin sell :.
nucon ON 1ecr. sda October Il At u O'Clock In trout Of
TIER store y Nassau sy ct beautiful black Morgan horse
a hancs high p.rfecy gentle ana kind In all HARNESS. has
bees pet Ia the family Tor sold the owner has
NO further use for HIM
H a, LsIDs AU9rIox.IK: orrloa NO q NAssAU
II: streetaH r. LEEDS 10. win sell by suction on
between Great jcues and Fourth streets 70 Gloss
the entire stock OF Freuch made cAbaet furniture insisting
100 mahogany snd maple bedseads Of
ans .ssorimen ofdrtHiDg gssse. bwesaa, e some 9!
which fpA marble top centre tables, sofas, carved
ard plain In musn do sarved eegeres, hall Ands and
chairs ~ various shaving sng gasses book shelves
coumodes bdes round other tables size do ladies'
work tables other valuable avn Th- whole win be
sold without any for flo close In Ia idaton.
deposit wiz be required from parties unknown to the
uol every ar,iale he cleared of be
ahmed any time previous TO the sale
uENRY-B. HERrs. Jk., AUCTIOHKIR-BY HKRTs
III NOES.
Sher'fs sale,
On Thursday, Get Is A. 10 O'Clock,
at No 80 Warren street, MP stairs,
large stock Of frngss trimm,gs ribbons flowers head
drssses frsthers buttons sewing and floss sk Chenille raw
materials, &c re
Also quantity Of looms aud machinery for manufacturing
the above Also Office furniture Mixtures, &c. Terms
cash. Catalogues 81 sale. BY order OF
JAs. g. WI.LKT,
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MHOs WITCH AUorIoNnaH sroRs rs spBuUn
III street shsnfrs sale Of liquors. wines. Do his dav
Tussday Oct is 1857 = 10 q ne sale; roo, no Y
connt former purcbassss cloths. oveosA paas 10 IA
also, snail quantity Of jewclry -
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.EsRy-B. HrR1s Js. AucTlonzsR.-BY HsRrs 4

III H. LEEDS, AUnTIoNSER-orrICa n NASSAU
II. street II -. LRIDS 90 win sell BY Anction ON
tuesday Oct IS Al lo oclock At No 49, Troy street. neA.
.vepue Eentse fnrpuro consisting OF
velvet carpets psror suit OF richly carved fni.
c0versc hair coth rich laos curtains and cornises
rosewood ottomans do nlaid per table pier slae slabs
and brackets centre table mahogany secretary and bookcase
rosewood arbe top side table elegant marble and ormou
mAne cloek painted Parisn hgu,os bron
oeAsdees rosewood plano orte e octave piano stool ee
pets mAhogsny eed.esds ovreaus aressng do Aroe TOP
hat rack extension and other tables nAhoGA
china glass and dinner with Other good furniture bao
oommeDcra with kiiches ware; sale without
II II. LEEDS, AU0rIONFnR. OFyIU0 no. Is NASSAU
III. sreet--H. H. LkEDS \ co viii sell by aucon,
"Wednesday and Thurrcsy h aad ID Ccooer At II ocook
In the gallery the 70 Nassau sale
OF real marble ESTUARY about pieces imported from
Italy consigned by Italian artists 90 sold for their account
Amsng viii be iound works OF BenAime
toon Del hedco, Taocsnne Tasaone Tcyarau Fize Pam
polEi Bsrss several anil kedicis santAllott Gro
mea Ricc Volta spirols, Ran6s and many o,her cele-
brsied masters Also. the ceet ssod statue OF the Wood
Nymph by Bepsire vheh distributed by the Cosmopo-
hsn association OF the insgt pieces Of parlor
be found In this country life sze ALSO, the celebrated
colossal bus o. asb! Rton by Hiram Powers OF the
made In hs country, rl no found well Worthy he
attention OF AID the public They will be ready
for exhibition ~ above one week previous TO The SALE
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MUHIs NoRBELL. AUCrIoHBE1, ,4 BROADWAY
j rormerly IN ks.sAn sxse0 vii ssL on We rssd.y y
nitnre psnofores. oil psn'ings nyros carpe mg clocks
Tampa deskr stoves fancy goOds 10 which must be sold
without reserve Dealers families, 10 will attend grsax
sacrifice expected Not n. sli hss nsdsreideng bwed
which can be had m 1ruipg of sale BNAnufActurers
and others may send srcss during this day In time for
isarxes ding all 10 csrt An linda Of properly
1ted arucss) iod ut priva sails ~ q sucon pos Limit
WIN wIrTIRs AUOrIonIER, Will BELL THIS DAT
lor chApber dining and Kitchen furniture Of fAnly
going SOUTH consstng Of hand ,ome cp-s oco h. book
cssoo slss paintings ID lies chairs
reckere curtains marble arsssns earssus wash:.ads
mattresses esher bedding stoves dinig room and
hichep &c Families In wasn't OF good furniture.
10 III do well nj this sao all will be sold 70 he
highest bidder.
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wRAVELLERs' GUIDE.


uTUpoun RIvnR RAnRoAR.-rRoM JULY q N
IL, II n. - ed snr,n. .-
UARLnm KAIIsROAD aUMMnR ARkAmonMupr-
III CnmaHnnng Wednesday, luna q III. vvans lsnv
Seco6 envr~v ~ Wine and Os1Ars sresss-
uarm Pans Win Of sAxss scv Lake hshev.c si tw
gs rv Bridssycs'i = srsvysrs tcs p.rS.n; CsAs.s
30 m -Mnl~v<ou tvzir, sovpixs ~ AZ sssHo~s
~ ~ NZwWlams' Bridge train, STOPPING At .ll e&sf~aA
aiS r. H-whits Plains xsir, stopping At oil ssaHoss
rsAvs TWENTY srxr1 srRrxr srsrfas
~ a. K.-wnsrsr Bsftss wAsns s,opprf a. AL ssaosk
ia M-Wl Ans Rrffgs Train stospiue At AL ss&sons.
uM AZ w-whss Plains train, soppirg "a Al stsnc-s
1872 M-wfliicE.s' &dte lrsir rtrprrf ~ al aetsCTs
gr.n.-lCro,nr wals .rsir scppiHg ~ Al rtsnc~n
bY.w wUrswf v~iogs yr'v ssoyplnf " all t,sto~a
IN T. OGnkklL. Ruprv,ate~dsmA
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INSTRUCTIOn.

AVN A YEAR PAYS FOR BOARD AND COMMON
VAUl Englh b IL Fort Edward Institute, New Yoyk- "A
few for ladies' Send for catalogue 70 Rsv. joe
= KING, Principal
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UOYIoH sALr.-R FISH, AUorloNsER, oyFfUB
O'Clock noon, ct s04 West Twenty nfh street under
ohael nor0Age, order of attorney
Tsgee three horse engine full set OF machlnis toos
kkes &c also twelve horse engines order Of nor
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A DMIHIsrKAToR's sALE-HgNRY II. LR1Ds CO.,
"A Aucous nice e Nassau s.reet-w sell ~ order
II he admDs rsor OF The ate Geo Brusn deseased Al his
late resdsnce, 81 West ghteenth street. between Flh
avenues Ihursday Oct is o. half 10 oolok
large ana valuable assortment Of elegant hsusshod urn
satuAry Ac The furniture al OF the highest grAde ard
made order; several pieces OF most exquisite sauAry and
garden the pictures Of great merit The vhoe win
be sold without any vhsever close the estss
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

ego BROApWAY.-uMu. 6AUvA3uAU9 DANCING
QUO academy; open day and evening for private
and Ice Grand soreee Tuesdays and Saturday,.
nlRhL
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u y. BANGS. AUCTIoNBER.-BANGs 90. WILL
u, sell this day, October H. al l0x o'clock the entire
sock In heir sAlssroo Nassau street comprising every
Article app.rtaning 70 hcusekcepinE consisting IN ps q
rosewood sus wood mAhorAry and OAK
chamber ruis bureaus bedteads wAroboa, tables easy
voaire, rocking and other chairs &C. 10 Also beds mat
paiasscs bedding crpsery cutlery, silver pssd
warc carpets mirrors oil paintings fancr goods &c 10
Honsskeepevw aud deNers will nrf his sale worhy Of their
attention. article offered will be positively sold Gaia
logues ready early the morning OF sale
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A UOTION NOTCH CROMELIEN d 90, AUG.
"A oneer.Ths day, Oct Is, At 10 O'Clock precisely, ut
ITS hast Fourteenth street, Second whAtever
may be the Of the weather will be Sold for OF
an owner EUROPE the elegant household furniture
1ansion consulting OF full Inventory OF rose wood satin
dAmask chArv, velvet and AhogAuy
large pier And uAntel glasses piano. by Linden Fritz ooss
$40 On paintings tapestry c.rpes ncs cut E:es asd china
and feather beds, bedsead buroaus ocoths
" cAandeier nIures The Parlor urnure cast over S0
wines and cordias At o'clock In fon Of house shorse
buggy complete order $500, warranted
kind ard goaue In harness and fast roitor desirable ana
nAl for private gentleman physician Catalogues
ready once, N7 Bowery. 70 inapoc
An The house will be 70 rent
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A LBIRr /. NICOLAY. AUCrIONExR.
a Pererptory sale
OF
$4,000 Ohio state per cent ,nds At auction.
Albert II. NictlAy will cell Wednesday Ocober a. .
17k O'Clock the McrchAnta xxchAngo OF who
CONCERN $4,000 Ohio State per bones due 1896
u 900 each TO be sold In lots TO purchaser Terms
cash. For further PAL uculars apply 70
ALBEkT NIOOLAY,
Stock Auction. er and Banker,
No. Broad s.reet.
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Glasses open for The recep Ion Of pupils.
New York Glasses Wednesdays and Saturdays
Brooklyn clases Mondays and Thursdays Tnesdayr
and Fridays.
KY mblie. fr ladies' and gentlemen ct bob esab
shmenta for prsce In the LAnciers quadre Germ.1 coh
Ion and all other dsnoss.
MoaJhly SERVES for children and parents.
For evculArs Of terms apply At either ests Jkhmeut.
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oS .shms, x ,saass o
% meet he present. a. snciA crisis rnNEs Aoaaeass.
King says My and daughters attended Dol Painos
school 70 entire satisfaction His style OF writing
deYn and enay.n
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CRCCKERy ArD class -HBrRY ~ EVANS AUC.
" tonecr vii sell ri ldbery strest on wednesday, Oct
Ia 10 O'Clock sasives IN 10 sui the trade
luni may complete assortment Of
white o. dot and yeilJw glass French
rira Nc (yooda ed d
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SALES Al AUCTION.

LBK1T H.. uCOLAY, NORTHUMBERLAND
a sals Of stocks and bonds -kLBnRT n NICoLAY VII
an ~ day. Tuesday. 0ct Il q ~ O'Clock q The acr
~ 200 xnveuke and HorcJn RR fArm ntgs per q bds
100 d. do. Lat mtgs q. BIDS.
1900 do. do. lana m,Gs 10 per = bdA
LOO nnxauAie Ciiy per cent bond, due 1871. 90,
~ 600 Mnwauke City per cant honda dus 1874
1,b00 tennessee 6tnke per cent honda.
1900 irgtniA State per cent bonds
1900 South Oarouya per cent bonds.
10000 Louisiana STATE per cent bonds.
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01E -BooKKYBPING, BUSINESS WRITING AND
VlO 70 prepare students prac lea ~ for buvnsss -xr.
DULbEAR, 500 Broadway, will raeeive two students
for full commercial Regular terms Us.
Apply day evening immediately.
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GrEy sT To,t Arrn .ND,'dy AgSrIos SALE.
=. p,.s sCy s a y "a ;s = pass ssscs r.
snar. son.ss q hrss sSniscsuy furni.sed priyss III
houses, nom cellar ssrsi sale positive rsa or SHINE
20 % ~ soc.c y. ~ :. .s ds Z. q se
occser "a and No as Wes Yvea.y AIrS street. near
s . . S9 g o.s Ana s1f s as
ssSer -A ch assortment o. decorations, smbslshmsnx
pcr fal psruls zee catalogues on morning Of SALE me
ssss ~sna. su ssrsou Se arm = snd sans ess, %
match sc,ss couches side tables ,osessr WITH lsrse
ware vory cutlery On, rass ssd -sre and ali se
uumerous oshsr pM.phernaia belonging 70 rntsely fur
as p..lcr. are ROYAL tapestry carpet. and rus tsrcs
csss SIDE tables Isc-von and reramssni cssrs
md roehrs :cld rcss-cod corn.r snd VAL e,sge,s- ia
ssniei ard ovs ss IN richly csrv,d gold frames. heavily
and sSs lights sesuUy nsa .n G'S oser w. ss vim
ecs, @ .r.s ~ gery aSs 81 p.nns: y ..s Of
nq%ssr % y,ry co,y sro..e. - rsscs .9a var
others scrpuIs representations carved 10 ivory AID under
sssp massive bronze snd Other clocks laaiss ana gentle
bookcases library sun N hair cioh sl.o m nsey q rns
me ecgr,irg. emerseing The SERIES q Code. csleor.sd
o. Glberts nincest wood pisn,s
.iih the desn attachment asuperb nsiruuen 10 perfea
IN he bah and chambers are massive rosewood salssnds
.s.a bureau, ~a.hsssnd commcs eoacs.. s.sy chairs
."s .cd .s & Ss. ..s n. s 81, r S
upper sc.y are Ire ss.ormsn Of msho bed,.as 6u
m.n. so-SIes =. ecm%s.c. !, ~ pr.cissy.
.na ,nss At Good, delivered in ne snernoos Care
sSc .sIGpI ,n boz, ~ e ..d q
embraces srgs ysrsy Of arsi sss arnarc % ar
rriysse fansr sressns 10 soisessernE fs escpicn
VII spp-.. IN rests mornings psser ne sse n rTdsy
Aucsoneer, rs Bcekman sreeL
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A o. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER -OFFICR, 3 sROAD
"A, sxeet-Genteel household furniture. 10 Of family
gong 70 France a futile will sell, on Tu.sdsy At
t0 O'Clock ri Beach street. assortment OF farm
Including p.rlor suit IN crimson. plmh mahogany pis7o
tapestry other carpets, window hangiugs large pier
giasR china glass and plated beds bedding chamber
6asem and kitchen funiturehc property Of gentleman
going 70 France
LFRnD BRAGG. AuCrTONElK BRAGG o.,
"A win sell aucioa. Tuesday. OCTOBER 3 at 10Y An
their slesroo s. Covland street five hurd rod
boots ahoes and brogans including Asgn~e sae of seventy
dve OF rubbers; TO be sold without reserve.
4 8. RICHARDS. AUCTIONEER.- 500 @. SEES ROOTS
-. shoes and rubbes-RICHARDs 4 wHIT1NG Will
Coandt street, prime stock of fresh and reasonable goods
without reserve.
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GUIDE tFOR TRAYRLLERS IND 0THkRS
RAILROAD LINES.

hlCHMoND, fxEDBnIeKSDUn0 AID H0-
foMAc RAILROAD. going North, leaves twiee eyuY
day SUNDAY evening" excepted - as e'elk y
stsemer g taken for Warrington. thence ~ nak
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves thb -
twice daily, (Sunday evenings excepted at 9elGk
A. NJ, and IL O'Clock r. NJ, for 0ofdonsville. VhogD
they connect with the trains Of the Orange end uar
andria. Washington. Baltimore, 10.
RICHMOND AND DANvIfL1-Leayes Eehncnd q
o'clock A. NJ. and connects with the South SIDE roal
at the junction, ct u o'clock H., Sundays sxceDr
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot evsry da1,
except Sunday, st SIS ccoek, and connects with t66
South-Side at the Junction, ats1.
RICHMOND AND PErxksBUR0--Leaves this city tWioo
every day. lSundays excepted) st so'clock 4. ~.
and ass o'clk p. NJ. An accommodaton train lsaSs6
here every Monday, wednesday and fridy = .
FOR NORFOLK. "a.
. The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt Sam1 BarnGa
leaves her wharf ct Rockets every SATURDAY. Tpa0.
day and Thursday mornings, at 5k o'clock a. -
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mea.
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings e sk c7closk.
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ~ ~
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK, 10.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain PAxrluA,
leaves every Tuesday evening. at o'eloek f6r vsw
York, touching At City Point and Norfolk 10 reeevo
passengers, &c. leaving Norfolk next morniAg, 6
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c..
By the steamships PENNSYLvANIA.VR VRAINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these stSa1e11
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping &c ON
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passngsrs.
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MECHANICAL.

Tin, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
4 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared 70 do all kinds of work in the above
numerous patrons for past fsvors and solicis con.
tinuance of the same Being master of his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheap-a fact known TO all persons
who know Whist good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING. &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FTrTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting In the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensive stock Of Welfand Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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Warcn-HousE Rrposr.-For the month


OF November past 2l6 persons were incarcerated In
the two station houses of this city. OF that nun.
Der Is were white 96 were slaves, and 55 were free
negroes. In the first station house, 4s whites, 81
slaves and SO free negroes were registered; and in
the second station house. IL whites, SO slaves and
10 free negroes. The report shows q much larger
proportion of free negroes than usual which il at
tributable to the fact that great many of them
who are generally employed in tobacco factories
are now idle and destitute, and are lurking around
at night picking up such articles they can req
dliy conceal and convert into whiskey and food
II the present winter proves severe As the past
the suffering among this class of persons will be
greater than ever known here before. Unfortu-
nstely, the most sober and industrious Of them are
always improvident never thinking il at all neces
sary to lay aside dollar for rainy day. Vain of
dress, they ape the slaves In their efforts cat
show" without remembering that the latter class
have no other use for money than to spend it as
they please and thus they are always found un-
prepared for such occasions rs the present, when
they can find no employment at which TO earn the
necessaries of life while the slaves have masters to
supply their wants, however tight the times may
be-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

INDIA RUBBER SHoEs By MAcHIsrRY-As an illus
trati0n Of the magical celebrity with which India
rubber shoes are now made by mschinery, 1t may
day, and the shoes are made the next, and these
are packed ready for the market on the next again
There is no sewing stitching in the operation
Such 10 the adhesive nature Of the substance that
whenever two surfaces are brought together they
unite as firmly as If they had never been separa-
ted. The only thing requisite after this Ii to give
them coat OF varnish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

OFFICIAL F1STIcUFF.-The Mayor Of Covington,
Ky, and the President of the Board Of Council of
that city had a ular setto in the Council Cham
Der on the 26th ult., caused by an overheated de-
bate. They both got they best of it, and were
each fined $3.50 next day by Justice, as sde-
quate punishment for disturbing the peace and
quiet of the good city of Covington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

THE MgDIrERRANEAN-The laying of the sub-ma-
rine telegraph between France and Algerf, develop
ed some remarkable facts relative to the irregula-
ties of the bed and the great depth of the waters
the Mediterranean. At one part the depth to which
the cable is lowered ia not than ninety athoms
and the water dsepens Immediately to over two
thousand fathoms, or nearly two miles and half
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

TOUCH HEAD.-The Calaveas (Cal) Cronicle
states that two "colored gemmer" in that place
who bad quarrelled about "a lady" met in mortal
combat. After an exchange of shots, the Sheriff
arrested the parties and carried them to Jail
when pistol bullet was found fattened Out and
lodged In the wool Of one of the combstant's, who
was quite unaware of having been touched
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-03

A FAMILY NOT AcoUAINrED.-Tbe Journal of Com.
merce tells the following reply of boy to his mo-
ther "The father was of the Keep your children at
distance class, and the boy wanting new suit,
very naturally asked the mother to intsrcede for
him. why don't you ask your father yourself
my sont' said the mother. why, mother, wo Id
ask him, only / don't feel we'll enough acquainted
with him. was the reply