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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

IMPORTANT FINANCIAL DIALoaUE.-Johh Bull,
looking across the big pond the other day, rails
ed bis voice-"Hello Brother Jonathan how
are you ?-how do you do?"
Jonathan, looking up, and cooking his hat,
cried out:-"Oh, pretty well, l thank you; I
hold my own, believe"
"Yes," said John, rather grufliy, "you do hold
your own, and hold mine too; you have five
hundred millions of my dollars, and be hanged
to YOU"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

NEGRO REVIVAL OF THE DAYS OF CHrvAIRY.
in his imperial palace Of his good city Of Port
au Prince, his Imperial Majesty Faustin L., by
the grace Of God and the constitution of the
empire Emperor of Hayti, has been recently
pondering over the degeneracy Of the present
day and the decline Of chivalry, and like a. great
and wise king, as he is, has taken measures to
redeem the evil. By some of the latest issues of
his government organ-the Moniteu Hdtien-
that have reached us, we find that if the supply
q barons and chevaliers be not equal to the de-
mand, it will be no fault of Faustin's. He has
established in his empire the Order of the Legion
of Honor and the imperial and military Order of
st. Faustin; and in some recent ordonnances-one
of which we translate for the admiration of our
readers-he has created barons Of the one and
knights Of the other large majority of the jul
and probably half the captains of his military
companies BY this well-timed liberality and
generosity on his part, there will be no lack, for
some time to come, Of sooty visages in the ranks
of chivalry.
Faustin Soulouque, like other great minds
does not in attending to the weighty affairs Of
his empire, overlook or underestimate the more
trivial; and so we find him, In one of the same
issues of the Moniteur, ordaining what shall be
the armoral bearings Of the house Of his dear
and well-beloved daughter" the Princess I'm
perial, Marie FRANCHISE Faustin. The coat of
arms is gold cross on an azure field. The
quarterings are a silver dove flying in golden
cloud, and q golden Tyre. The shield is sur
rounded by ermined and golden fringed gules,
and surmounted by the princely coronet. The
supporters are angels, and the device gentle
ness, courtesy. We do not know whether he
has established q college Of heraldry in his do
minons, but presume that, If he has not, that in
stitution will follow in good time.
Altogether, we do not suppose That there Is
anywhere else in the world a field where titles
and decorations can be had 80 cheap and plen-
tfully as in IIayti Some of our Goldfish aris-
tocracy who have a weakness for titles, and
to whom association with the colored race Is
not Objectionable, could not do better to crafty
their vanity than try sojourn in Port au Prince.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

A Coop OLD FASHIONED CoNTEsr-The mu-
nicipal election of Tomorrow promises to be a
regular old fashioned contest between the Tam
many Hall democracy and the odds and ends of
the opposition-the silk stocking aristocracy
against the democratic huge paws If the regu-
lar democratic candidate is defeated, the party
will have hard work to regain its supremacy in
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

The New OPPOSITION GAME.-Seward and
Weed having lost the State of New York, are
now endeavoring to secure the city and accom-
panying spoils by a combination of the odds
and ends of all the old factions If they sue
coed they will organize in this city new and
fordmidable opposition to the administration of
Mr. buchanan
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CHARftssros, Nov. ~, 1857
The steamer Virginia, Captain Jcwett from New York
for New Orleans put into this port to-day 10 repair her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION To-MoRRow.-The
election which comes Off tomorrow is not mere
ly, as the organs of the black republicans and
the Wall street stockholders try to make it out,
an election of a Mayor for the city of New York.
1t is deliberate effort of Thurlow Weed and
the republicans of Albany to wrcst out of the
hands of the democracy their great stronghold
in the North. They know that were they to
try. in a straightforward way, to beat the
democracy, they would fail as they have always
done; but they hope to achieve the same end
under cover of a fire of personal abuse of Mayor
Wood, and under the cloak of weak-minded
and superannuatcd candidate who was once
democrat. If Mr. Tiemann is elected this city is
lost to the democracy. Tiemann may have
been once a democrat; but the victory, if he be
elected, will be Thurlow Weeds. We shall see
tomorrow whether the democracy will tame
ly let their Northern stronghold out of their
hands.
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THE EFFECT OF THE BANK SUspENsIoN.-The
public will find elsewhere despatch from Cape
Race in addition to the one we gave yesterday
morning, epitomizing the news by the Fulton,
which left Havre on 10th instant. It will be
seen that as was expected, the suspension of
the charter Of the Bank of England has had
the same effect as the suspension Of specie pay
ments by our banks here. Things were instant
ly improved; business revived consols rose
confidence received a start and the danger of
the great Anglo-American houses ceased to
absorb attention
The relief it must be remembered, will in
many cases be only temporary. 1t is only a
reprieve for houses which are radically unsound.
For them. whether the day Of judgment come in
November or in January, it cannot be perpetu-
ally postponed; and the protracted struggle
will only aggrayate the ultimate agony.
We hear little Of financial affairs on the
Continent. There is disturbing element there
which must sooner or later make itself felt
We allude to the immense taxes which the
governments are forced to levy for the main
tenance of their huge standing armies and
their luxurious courts. England which pays
say one-fourth of the aggregate taxation of
Europe, say $500, 900 out of 1000, 900, 900
annually, can far better afford to do 30
than France, Spain or Austria can afford
to pay their respective shares, because she
is much richer nation, more industrious, and
a far more successful trader and.more bountiful
producer than they. The Continental govern
ments have been living from hand to mouth for
many years In 1S48, France and Austria were
on the verge of bankruptcy, and were only
saved by financial shifts which at best merely
postponed the day of reckoning. France has
latterly made good financial show, because of
the sudden and feverish development of trade
under the empire. Just so, in the last years of
the reign Of Louis the Sixteenth France was
more active and her trade more prosperous than
it had ever been.
The Continental nations, plunging into fnan-
cai revulsions with their huge debts, are like
men thrown suddenly into the water with mill
stones round their necks. A nation that is free
from encumbrance like the United States may
swim to shore but these overladen European
States may find it easier to reach the bottom.
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WORCESTER'S PIANOS.
AGENCY ~. Main street,
4. M q IL IL Is,
}ookselIer and pnLli,he,

| woutd respectfully suggest to purchasers Of
PlANbS. that there IL as much difference in the
qualities of Panns THERE'S in the bQsads Of FYou
or grades II Whsat and To6Gcco, and to those who
regard the yaiue Vt Piano for liz musical excel
lencr, satuI1 examine and Inform themselves where
the b+St in tfpm.nis are tu De obtained
Nv Okt; ESfEk'S PIANOS sFe made upon honF r
aud are equal 10 any made in the worl u
". ]. I5Hmerctff Airt7tiser.
Thalberg and Gottschaik have inaug1ra ed new
Juror for the sweet haTmOles of the Piauu Forte
There Is one of those charming instruments near us
hatie by Worcester. which for its power of az ton
Tor the rchnes c'earDess and sweetness of tone :
the more renai kable, from the fact of its having
been in Use twelve years. This mandatory well
maint8ns its old reputation for the durability of is
Instruments. Being intended for use, rather th.n
for mere show, they made in the most substal-
tlal manu-r, AMI tor this rraan specially conf
mend them to our Western aua Southern readers -
Tht sxta time nj labor expanded on many Pianos to
make them sell we is put upon Worcr sers instru-
n~nts To rehd-r them more lasting and to defer the
necessity repairs for To- ger period. The fraity
with ahiCh many instruments for Southern Use are
mad, and The unskilifalBess of most persons at y
distance Trr large citi.s who profess to repair and
t;ne them. very often, a1ulii know by expert
ence nder them almost unfit for Use after year or
Two FIR THESE reasons, the Worcester PianDis not
only afforded ut less CD now but il subject to less
risk and expenditure hereafter in keeuing in tune
Halls Y. T. Jonrnoi
l am constantly supplied with WURC EST HIS
PA 0S, and ask an examination uf them from pro-
fessors, amateurs and the trade.
A. MORRIS
6aI n Mi.
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M. The PEoPLg's FRIEsp.-All

eoveres that tend 70 improve health and prevent
disease are invaluable to ihe masses, provided the
prices at which they held are not 80 bigh as 10
prevent them from purchasing. The proprietor of
BAKERS Payslrs RifrrRs, Ia putting his great pa.
nscea before the people had an eye TO this fact snd
at once determined 81 give all All opportunity Of
using them He knew that they would cure dy spep-
ola, relieve nervousness improve digestion prevent
c.arrhoea allsy fevers. strengthen debitsted CON-
stptons anu dispe, ssues ana Therefore !; was thai
reatl Il all. IL you sufferer, Try these Bitters
and them with the thousands Of others who have
been made WHOLE join in their praises to the rest of
mankind. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by all the prominent Druggists in this city
and elsewhere. de
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by 0oddin 8 Appsrson. Aucss.
COMMISSIONERS sA.r or W,

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAIU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN MANssirsTeu
IT AtSTfsN.--fn pursuance IN 5 slsses..s ~ ~
iircuit ,ouft 81 gheetes beta su,.ts a. 800. -
the iffh day 81 Msy, is5I la tbs ea ~ " n - ~.
kAecutor W Moore aid ais sks s1sds -, -
nisssunTrs therein named, tlarr tar - - 49,
nc auction, uIsan Tue pfslisrs fktOAY ~. 1lsk
aat o. De< einnef ls97, ca1smencing 1t u vclrs V
aeeuf 70 valuable lots with isnpruyrsnvnts m -.
lows, via. 1850 - -
Ls' No. % fronting s. feet on Huh ssroes. with
frame bnitsias theresIIa
lot No. t8. frsnting 80 feet On Porry street VIII
hslnle bnildng thereon $3.50
= Lot on Stewards tenement. fronting ia feet a
batnoisage street, with frame build NJ thereon
Los Se IT'D Ifonfifg l3z foet on Me Douuuxh stroet
70. 70. -. fronting liz feet on Mcbonous B 81
10! 20 ~, fronting lag feet on McDonoueh IL
Lot no 10, fronting i32 FEET ON Perry a
let No. fronting Gu railroad Ia t.et
lot 80. 2, fioHting ga Decatur street. l32 6rek
Lot No. 70, fronting ON Railroad la fett
Let No, 10, f,entius on b. eatsr ali e~t Is2 fsrf
LOT so. W, ironting on Decatur street l3a fesf
Lot No. ~. irontfnx ON Harfi-nu street ian fe-t
Also, enc acre Of Land asijuininR the ,wu ~ No
CHESTER. beautifully ioeafe'f for buiidInv puryT.-.-
Also, vacant Lot Hull street fronfns sis.ss -
eeet by iaaif the depth Of the squared asiri.,. 49,
property owned By Mrs. Lhi.dress -
Also. vacant Lot No. l6s, in Manchester froutsn~
1875 feet on Blakei, street.
TERMS. - ,ne-fpurtn cash; balance at 4 a ana N
months, the purchaser executing his nerotishis
notes. or bonds with COED endorser or secnritv ~
the deferred pay men, including interest," from dafa
pPDIhDExrER, -
BENZ. II. NASH. comn
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few SEMI Annual SALE oP
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT THE
LADIES BAZAAR,
NJ. A10 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, y

F.r thirty days Wlii sell at COST. Fna CASE ~-
yarAe additions have been made 80 stock during
the aGe money crisis AT sacrifice 10 importers from
\, +, 81 pxr ceat sk Ga viii enable Us "a give bag.
rains 10 ouT customtTs never before realized. Our
stock embraces great VARSITY OF articles. We
hrieHy notice few with pTiC'S:
men and " pFt ed tsalsts from ca TO s0c.
French uTaga sets &C. so Si
Nab linen Camtfc lidks 81 10 62tss.
Beautifully EHaIset Ribbons from l2ss TO &c.
French WreaGhs 80.
iysnatt stan.. = tor NilineFs, S2.3o per doa.
Whaleboae skirts ST keeds se+ Brass Hoops Ice.
prr set.
Dress yf,SyiS: F}sHneis
R.eSchcd Cottau; Irish Linens
ernSgs; isfc@s aisd cloak Trimmings
thca:e ScaIts and Head Dresses
olives: Hosiery, sc.
WAL s;hrT tcler Tco numerous TO mention al cor
responding low rates no h-lm
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kssy~ Dsoxaaxn, 1857.
Additional Supplies.

TnoS, n. PRICE Go. getting by the iast
two steamers aud tenBe expected to-day large "a.
iosss their stock. Tor the winter trade to whah
shey invite special attention.
"a Failed Cloths, | Eiegau Emhro,deraes
Heavy fweedef sastnetfs Neise<Ftrd Cloth Cloaks
kerseys and sheep Gfeys Rich Stella Shawls
Bright Plaid Binseys Gheniiie seaffs and do
Servants Blankets, both French Nomsllns
eaiorei and white, American do fnew1
Mea's NaAeo shirts Nels 4 HlbioHs All wfdths
do. shaker do Alexander hid Gloves
Hosiery. every style linea Tafetta do. &C &C.
And upoa THIS MORNING, they throw mar,
their enunterS ne sold daring This ,nanth stf M
WORTH RICH BAY EDkRB SIi.kS AMI Silk
RoBEs--uaany bought within the last few week ~
tlsn the actual cost of mpossati All la want n
six goods iavitea 80 Awe them an carly cali
no Colin Ttlos. II. PRICE & &c.
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ness. OLp WnIrrnrnsr GAI1rnx -rhia

10 give notice that If you buy case at WArsoys
Haiiery, van street he gives you handsome pic
t1re; Excelsior AmSrotypes taken by him with
nanasoIne Gaze, the largest in the city for 50 cents
silk Velvet casts for 81. Also, Malainotypes and
Psnots pes. which may be sent in letter. without
extra postage All pictures taken at his Gallery war
rsnted not 20 fade. Old Dagusrreotypes copied and
pi lures put in Lockets.
N. B.-The best picture taken from A. NJ. tosP,
d. 2l-lmk
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BY Z. Z. Cook s. Co.. Aucts.

by e. I. Cook & Co., Aucts.
A DMINISTRATRIX SALE OF SPLEN-
- DID FURsfTURE, LEASE OF RESIDENCE.
Sc, AT AUCTION Tin THURSDAY next. nth
hst all eiacs viii sll at the residence If ts,
aus stress, all the FURNITURE Contained IN said
teEt nleII. Consisting ia Fart of
MAHOGANY S1FAs.
sTbE-BoARDs.
SETS UF DIVING TABLES.
aanoeany Chairs, covered with Hair-Cioth
Rosewood Chairs, covered with Broca,ef
hartle-fop Tables s45.z
SUIT I'D splendid Silk Brocetei Curtains with rnay-
sIlendit Paiior Chandeliers, beautifully orna-
inented
Parlor and Chamber Carpets; Velvet Rugs
Mahogany Hat-Rack
dsli, chandelier; Gas Brackets
ane and Wood-seat Chairs; Mating
ONE SUIT % DAMAsK CURTAINS
sea Clothing, such as Blankets, Sheets, Pillow
The usual variety of Glassware, Crockery, DC.
large COOKING RANGE, nearly new. with all tia
Utensils complete.
ne sale will commence at II o'clock precisely.
with the lease OF the residence which will exrre on
M iss OF october loss The house is new. bsauti,
aily situated In respectable part of the city has
fund SsS""s
10 any p rson wishing TO secure the house before
me gay o. SOLE. en- advantageous arrangement can
paritr curtains and Cooking Range
TRRAs.-For the lease of house, payments to be
made qaarferiy. Fer the movahles, ali sums uader
alu, cash; over that amount, months for ap
MAKY B. BINFoRp,
Admlnistratrix of j. J. B.nford cd.
care canau@ted by E. u. COOK Co., AQcts.
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By Alex. Mott. Auctioneer.
Cun~ITURE. DRY aooDs aRoc

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
III Sc.--Wil be sold at auction, at my store.
e.lTiief Haia and 18th 1t Its, on SATURot rex
at o'clock, general assortnt Int Of few aud ssro,i
hand Furnturr, Ais. stoves
~, utsWIE lbs hisses, line. Brandy. Soap, Can.
ass. Tobacco Git2er, Coffee, Biaekins, Matches,
Sfnekfrs GlasswaTr. c., DC. Also 1000 igzrs
ID GuuDs- loths, Cassiuieres. Dolnesfics
shoes, &C., &C Lde III ALEX. NuTr. Auct
HORSES, Houses. Will be sold at
= - The hor lot. opposite the central Depot. II
sAFtKDAt next i2th day If Dec, inter at 10 q c X
several ssddie and harness Horses one Car iace ave
1usgIes de u ALEX MITE Ancf.
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By doddin Z hyperion. Alicis.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
FURNITURE IN THE CENTRAL HfyTEf.--
A. ITssise e ss..g dated 2 ii Apri 1851, from fr
vHd II astis Court. sstl processf Il, sei Il pDl-
nc auction a. tbs ehtfai Hotel, On MONDAY the
2iat day OF December, Isd1. at Ia o'clock A. NJ Al
vel. selecstd assortment. tbs nu~I u which i new
and Is In good order.
Tsxas.-All sums under ST., cssh over that amt
months credit. for approved endorsed negotiable.
pauer. de- VI HtsuDfS. Trussaes =
r S--I am authorized by tire owner VI the Leatfsl
Hotel 10 olfer tlia same for rent fer fise ysar $50
This Hotel Is so well and favur bly, know that 4
mitiute description ID desined uun es-sary ssuilFe II
q sal thai IL Il In perfect order and has Il fooin4
IT l. sitEate at the corner CT Grace ana 9th Streets
immediately Opposite the Capitol Square. To eA-
ant who VIII rent the property before the Furn
Is sold. an arrangements can be mace by which he
can purchase all tie Furniture privately IeRf the
same aisaa with tho Hotel. W.. 60DDsa.
IL
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e.Sss TnE NRW CusroM HousE. Nh

sgaEkr. RICHsoNp VA, Nearty opposite ths.ae hnii-
ding Is tie urw PHOTOGRAPH and fiue ara Ualiery,
&! a. ". MtNNIS. al which establishment tire moot
cgrrct aud sIfist Photographs Of ali the varit as
sty les are at ali times 10 lie Oh ained either from
liG oI copied from small pictures of deceased per
sens.
lie Lss also cHhani the mos. beautiful assortment
Rrscuie,ts Finger Kings, Sc in which to place lk
IeSs thst be found in the State. A visit 20 his
Gallery from the citizens of RIchm0Bd aud strangers
VI ;ihx the c3fy, il respectfully solicited whether
ties desire work done or not &c 10
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By Henry w, Quarles.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ Law AND MIsCELLAN E0US BOOKs-On
THURSDAY next, the l0th inst, at my store No !.
$50 Vain street. viii commence the sale Of one Of
the largest and most attractive sales Of Law and
Miscellaneous DO ks ever offered In this city
Sale TO commence 10 O'clock and eataiu gues will
be ready GU Monday
de4 -tpt HENRY w, QUARLES Auct
RB-fh above sale will be eoniinned THIS H. r.
SlNli at 10 o clock a. II
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Ek2s~ DECEmBER 3TH. Icof.-l nave just
received the following desirable articles Ladies and
hirses Wrs,ed CATERS; Ladies' and Misses Worsted
A. me;s Ladies' Morsted Hoods aubies, Ciouds, Rs.
CHEFS AID Sontsgs ready made 90 order rich black
Buttnn Trimmings, New supplies Of wors. eds sin.
glr double aud Tspesseie, Of the latter, for Knitting
shs~ls and Blankets. have the intst completes as
soEtuent ever offered I. HlRSH,
Trimming and Fancy Store,
de le--sts zoe Main street.
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rsF- WHraE sHAGL VS. aKr ouR LIKE

SYSs TtEEst--At GIBBS Of course. where every oEe
thai wants decent picture, and not carlicature,
always &C. Besides, W. have never been daeeiv-
ed by islm with hUmbug A,lyertis= nisnts. As these
ART sentiments daily expressed and carried ont by
scores Of persons, we take 10 saying that IN
.iion |, pu: iaimitahle kaBRnTYPE We are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS. of 8 sunericT character,
both piap aud colured which for suty of finish and
accuracy Of Likeness. are equa led b. lew aud
passed by noRe PicInT's of all kinds accurately
p,s aua warranted to please. at moderate prices.
AMHRUFYpES at ou" dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Tempe OF Art Cosinthisn Hail. Main street, between
9th and 10Th.
GIppG
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t0MMIssIoNER's SALE OF REAL,

~ ESTATE IN MaNCIEsTEg.-gy yirt,e ~ I,
decree oil the Circuit e. ust Of Chesterfield COUNTY in
the cases OF " m. D. Porter &C.. sgst. DAHL Smiths
administrator aud others and Adsrn. = Porter hv
next fFient against the Same and nhprs nreu,uuced
on the Eth day Of May 1857. shall offer for sale a.
PunIc auction, at the premises, gu the Sh DAY of
Janhars ne%t. IL the town OF Nanche> ter the House
ao Lot, on alain street, whereof Daniel smith died
selAe and possessed the Ito kng terms to Wit:
ohe-louith cash. and the balance in equal instai
msLts. payable 10 six and twelve months, with in
rest thereon from the day of g. the p.frhaS-r to
give BONDS with good security. Sale 10 commence
at - O'Clock. THtlyts {, Il E,.,,t NV
de9-lm
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4 DMTNTsTRATORTS SALE on

liorse, ssvn. Cows &c = Will be sold NJ auction az
the .esideace Of the late d " pullian 10 the town
q Marehs ster, on FRIDAY, Dee H. AZ II O'Clock. A.
sis'ing OF Beis.. Bedsteads. Bureaus. wardrobss,
Dining Tables. Chairs Crockery, Glass, &C. HORSE.
good steady animal, being both good saddle and
single harness Horse, Cows. both now giving milk.
and such tlngsa are necessary alb ut lot; belong
ing to the said ID NJ. puiiiam estate.
TERhS-All sums under twenty dollars cash: All
over twenty and under ffty three moaths credit and
all of fifty dollars aud upwards six months credit
the credits TO be secured by note satisfactorily en-
dorsed. with interest added from day of sale
This sae will take place as above, positively II
the day is fair, If not the next fair day.
SARAH J. PULLIAM
ADMINISTRATIVE Of D. NJ. Puiliam, deceased.
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no io--lawswthendtdds ~ = NASa'
EXoELLENT STORE AND DWrIr-

~ ING ON HULL STREET, MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. immediately sf,sr thS
foregoing safe Of iessrs, Nash d Poindsxter. Cnmrs.
MI be sold the excellent store and Dwelling. "a
Of SIR W. G. Drew. and now occupied by Mr. L.
comb, at an annual rent Of $3.50. The Lot fropts a
feet. runs back IA feet.
TERMS.-une.fcurth cash. balance A A 4 ana -
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added secure
by trust deed. .aODDIN APpER5ON.
no l5-lawSw then dtds Aucttonsefa
After the foregoing sales, win b scid handsons
Building Lots, on the south side Of Eemmsre street
cen Hall and cambridge Streets each q Sest 81
10 et TO an alley These lots are near the DAnyife
kailroad and are well located for dwelings. Terms
.One fourth cash, balances IN 9, ~ and Il months,
Tor negotiable notes, interest added. secured by
trust deed. GODDIN q APPkEstJN xucfs
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By Henry y, tluarlse. Austiossss.

n Is y 0ALE III JEWELRY ~
~ AUCfEsN. ts.mmrf cling this evening = !
40 re sf%ls str vi III fhs atose fl9s3y 0rrsne1 ~
r. ouas How. have reeeisrd iarxe AID vsrfsx ~.
serinlebt Of Jswtigy lei the nssnufacfufsfs Wa
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