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ns3y~ MILITARY Ixsrpror,ox

nSE MILITARY INSTRUCTION the
suggestion of many Of the citizens of Riehmooa and
with the approval Of Ills Exeelisnsy Gov Wise, a.
s W seen annexed, the undersigned proposes Il
totin company OF youths, between the ages of n
and H. 70 % instructed in the manual of the various
MINUS OF small arms now In to learn under what
SiICnmstancss each piece has ts peculiar merits-to
v We uthI o the soldier, company and battalion
anu 70 aase explained 10 them the object aud reason
oI eyer increment. learn the essential principles
nfoiNed ip marches, Geld works and Of camp duties;
an OF which are indispensable TO the efficiency Of any
c"rPs nom the moment of taking the field.
IN TINS instruction IL viii DO the care of the under.
SSned to slraiten up" the boys-giviag them
n@atn, and good figures. and manly bearing: nor
WI Tue opportunities FOR making favorable moral
Impressions be lost sight Of
The days and hours for this instruction shall be ar.
ranged hot 10 interfere with other school on.
Kagewents.
Sor terms. &c, call this undersigned at the Ar.
mory. CHARLES DIMMOCk
Captain Public Guard
81 heartily approve Of this application. aud com.
mend Capt. Dimmock. in all respects Ms worthy of
patronage in the school Of instruction he proposes -
Tie has my unqualified approve Of his plan prov
il intcrtsres in material degree with his duties ~
Commander of the Public Guard.
Richmond, August a, 1857" ses1rs
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EALL STOCK OF
~ pHAny MADE ETATIIIEG

NALL STOCK OF
l. READY MADE CLOTHING.
MERCHANT WEISIGER CO. have recelVeda
large and fashionable stock of Ready Made Clothing
ths most fsshionabe style nrsssiy for their retail
trsaie and at prices that will compare with any
cl"thinr house Their stock consists III part oil ts
Gne.t Uyercoats cut Sack Pelts and ksgians, ana
al the various patterns and qualities of goods Bns
Coats Of every style and cut taryns r. p,ut
Vie bntb AZ TO goods and cut and ut all prices
yS.ts from the finest cut velvet the lowest ana OF
All patterns and styles: 3entlemens furnlshng
Goods consisting OF everything usually iouna IN
clothing stores: also, a large assortment OF Boys
cos all of which We will Iei q. t1 tine mosi
Ne shaii he receiving goods every week, which VIII
enable II. at all times TO exhibit q complete STOCK
MERCHANT, WElsiGEh q ~,
Ne 10 no ii< MALL Sticcs
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BOARDING, 90.

A MEXICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House
w AsExANDER DUvAL, Proprietor
Inc Undersigned having taken this Hotel resnect
uiiy announces the fact 70 his friends and the pub
nc, aud socits their patronage lie has remnvaa III,
family to the Hotel and WILL from this day give hi
personal and undivided attention to the business and
nopes 70 give satisfaction to all who may patronse
tne house, iiis.tabes supplied with aIi the dali
cacies OF the season. and will always be furnishad
supply. ' Ah Ae' can
. uood and capable servants have been selected and
ale Euests may nj all times expect prompt and mar
-- au Us ALEX DUvAL.
n ATlONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
y Stanton, Virginia
VIM. D. 6ILKsoN, PROPRIETOR.
=, omnlbuses free Of charge run In Connection with
the Hotel aud the Railroad Depot wiz"
"a Every attention is given to passenO ers ubo
WISH 70 depart by either of the lines of travel
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AUCTION SALES
- : - > =
b TIRE DAYY
-
By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

By E. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CAP. LETTER.
~ WRAPPING PAPER, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY 18th inst, We will SELL at our store at 10
o'clock, very extensive invoice Of PAPER. STA
TIONARY. &c. comprising in part
100 reani5 Manila. assorted
200 do. Tea
do. Hardware
~ do. Straw
no DO sup.srfins Letter Paper. assorted
~ do. 90 Bill Can
10 do. Extra Sup, Con zTess Can
I9 DO Extra snp. Commercial Note, assorted
20 do Ladies' Note, Plain and Gilt
10 do Damask. Bath Extra Gilt
- 90. Bath Post. Clyde Mills
Is do French Fancy Papers
do. Legal Cap
do SGperEne Tissue q
Jo,WO hn4 e'opes, assorted together with general
- assortment VI Stationary Of every descriptions.
The attention Of the Trade is requested, the
stock is Of to best quality aud will be sold without
reserve.
The goods viii be ready for examination Mon
ii f. r. COOK & CO Aurts
HORSE AND BUGGY, TWO MULES.
Il DRAY, &c. AT AUCTION.--On SATURDAY,
18th inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the large lot
hear the Central Railroad Depot Horse and Buggy.
The Horse is young. reliable animal; the Buggy is
tectly sound, fine sizes and action street Dray in
very good order, with license.
IERAs-Four months credit, for approved paper.
sell +. Il. COOK Co, Aucts.
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IES~ How TO CURE ALL PAIN,-The
thogsanis who are suffering with Rheumatism, Neu-
ra.sIs, Nervous Headache pain. in the ttce, SIDE,
hmtg ana back. will find immediate relief ~ using
HAaT-H0gSE's CuRE-ALL Being preparation by a
Chemist II /. found 10 be the best application Tor
pa n the bones. muscles nerves and slnews. Try
bottle and obtain relief. r. - and ~ cents Sold
b. PURCELL, LAID co. and
Elm Nm, Z. LADD.
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- JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
ls1 have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIrTERs
with my customers, and universally recommend it as
a specific against Ague and Fever Bilious Fever
&c AS TONIC, ind it superior to any other arti-
clio have ever tried. AS an agreeable article 10 a
COCKTAIL it is only to be Used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
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s.--,u PhttoSrsph,sts. lD Main street.


HEiVY NE4rR0 CLOTHING. BLANKETS, SO
THsS T. PkICR i GO. hs1e made arrangements
o. ..,p - la xe Snd extensive assortment Of Ne
.~- t7,.hIa. coarse Noolsns. Blankets &c. TO
vain thes invite the attention OF the Merchants
r.-.n-rs Planters and Traders Of Virginia and u
ms. Goods are bought directly from the Agents
s.s Manufacturers, upon the very s&H terms, and
III he rul 81 the lowest rates such Hods be sold
,r b the a. <rst houses in the country,
81 Nv ara now Ins large additions to their
s,grk "a fhls department, among them she follow
sn&
Ntsro Blankets, grey Plaid Linseys. So, - and
aas hike, All sizeo and A
Qualities Peutentiary Plaids
Heavy SboSp Grcys coat flsid Oznaeurgs tor osi
hands Homenl
Fa-~pitr~y Tv.is do. do. Carolina Jeans do. do.
Ee~se,. best gDskesl Bad Blankets, Ie4, IA,
tas..nt,> tf,- t.uEss lA4 and 1874
wants. Bro. and Bleach Sheet
Ce-:.a bpusturgs inss, 2 T. lO4 aud ia
.t.zt - Brown Cotton BID. Cotton all Urauis)
Failed Cloths >tJr mem herseys for women. &c.
And b. every arrival throughout the ron, ID
s53.tsn = a splendid supply Of Imported and Do
raa.tlc ,f1 IL. they ali Trseiyc full and com pets
ss-s:Erieu; It CURTAIN GOODS such as Lace ana
Hg.!ir Curtalns B!ocatell"s Sat De LANES Curtain
parls>ks horeens, Tas--ls Cord. uimps Frinses,
Ll5;- C1rui0,,: LadIps Fur Capts, victorines and
C-G. particulars OF which will be given in future
advertisement, ~
THOMAS r. PRICK 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
H1-It-vlrn a. Main
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NEW FALL DS-LADIEs' DRESS
~ uoons pau prints. silks: De L,ines; Valen-
cias DeBeges; Robes; Bayadere Robes; French
Cambrics. -, ,...
SERVANTS G00DS.-Baid Cottofs; LihSeys
Sheep's Gyeys; Fplid Cloths; CasSinea A.. w..
BOYS WEAR-lCass,meres CassiRets Also' Car
pets Rugs and Curtain Goods. cy.nurN
a. IN nn,os;ta the Exchange Bank
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bS1s~ PERSONS desiring duplicates Of the
group Of gentlemen, delegates to the Presbyterian
convention taken by US, can obtain such AT our
1siieTy. whers may be seen beautiful Photograph
o. tho now Custom House taken A few ,iays ayn~
PHOTOGRAPHS and AMPROTYPES upon tbs mo-,
f"on"ois terms. and IN the most artistic manner al
SASAAY & CHALMERS
So T-lw t.I Nain -,
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ATTENTION, PHOENIX, No.
-f,TsT8- 3-Attend the regular monthly meet
I5STrsl = ing, at the Hall of your Company,
1Sz@S| SATURDAY next, Ia +. VI. Punctual
attendant, il required very important basin
wi bc brought forward. The names OF candidates
prop sed for membership will be received aud acted
on. BY order.
JAMES II. pEARCR,
lAt Foreman.
Ii e BREEDES Acting SPC'y sNlO-3t
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
w FOR SALE, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND, NEAR THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD
CONTAINING l40 ACkES.-The subscriber wishes
to sell his Farm, located above, containing 40
acres, all in high state Of cultivation. The dwell
ing house is large elegantly finished and OF modern
style, with all the Decessary out.buildngs. This is
the most attractive place the city. The yardis
beautifully laid out and tastsfully arranged. Any
one Wishing to purchase will call on me, at my fac
tory, on Messrs. GopDIS APPEKsoE
2h-Hawlm HIRAM B. DICKINSON
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HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM, ON
II THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD HALFMTLE
NORTH EAST or RICHMOND AT PRIVATE
SALE-We are authorised to sell privately the
Farm situated as above, containing about l2 acres
The improvements are new, consisting of an excel
lent dwelling, aud necessary outhouses. Tho place
has been highly improved within tho last year and
il well adapted for a market garden. There are &C.
yeral hne springs on the premises Neishborhood is
good. For particulars apply 30
yI-2AW6t TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

GRANITE FRONT TENEMENT. ON
~ FRANKLIN NEAR TO WALL STREET, FOR
SALEAT AUCTI)N.-Will be sold on THURSDAY,
at 4 o'clock. the granite front Tenement, located
above, adjoining the York Town Hotel. Ii is adj
mirably adapted for retail store-being an excel
lent stand for business.
TERMs-t'ne-fourth cash; balance at T. and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IL
tie retained till last note is paid.
~ 10 GDDDIN a AppERSON Aucts
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Aas QR GQoSs, LATE oY ST. LOUIS,
Ao.-0Ees and residence on ID street, west side, 10
swOea 9aIshal and Clay stroets. nh ls-d6m
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NIVF Il
md have found them TO give general satisfaction,
10th - 20 quality and operation The firm Of {. D
YALE 4 Co are now prepared to furnish the trade
With any description Of these desirable" StsytS.
CHAS o. YALE
sr 1r-.u 100 Main s'rtat.
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By Taylor & Williams.

HOUSE AND LOT ON CLAY AND
IL CONCORD STREETS, AT AUCTION lon
TUESDAY, 18th September, at o'clock p. NJ, upon
the premises. will be sold the Framed House aud
Lot situated above stated, the Depot Of the
Central Railroad, and occupied by Miss Frances
Longest 1t has several rooms, and Il In good repair
The Lot fronts IS feet and runs back about 100 feet
parallel with the Railroad track.
TiRMs-0ne-thirl cash: balance at and 70 months
with interest, and secured by a trust dsed
se9 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Y,WO SMALL TENEMENTS-O ON

L THE WEST LINE OF 2lsT, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS, AND THE
OTHER ON THE EAST LINE OF FENABLE ST
NEAR TO 1911 STREET, AT AUCTION.-Will BE-
s,ld. at auction. on THURSDAY. the Eth day of
September, 1857, commencing at Az o'clock, on
above the first of which is occupied By DIR. Banks
Wade and Is well arranged for small Grocery and
Dwelling, and both command fair rents.
TERHs-0ne fourth cash; balance AT 3. and 9
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
By a trust deed or title retained.
Sc 10 GUDDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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gentleman vino reached city Saturday from Fort
kearny reports that about two weeks since party of
Cheyeunes attacked Of Messrs. Russell Taddel
trains loaded with provisions and The teamstes
seeing them approach became panic-stricen and fed,
leaving everything in the possession Of the Indians who
instantly commenced riing the wagons and finding one
loaded with rifles and ammunition immediately supplied
Themselves. An the guns they could not carry with
them they broke the tires Of the wagon whees
completely destroying them The teamssers seeing the
Indians scattered about the train rallied and returned
when the Chcycnnes retrcated carrying off with them
nnetyeght rifles hut they had time carry away very
little Of the ammunition
Tine which has attended their depredations Of
late has cmboldencd them, and they have three of
their tribe prisoners in Fort Kearny il supposed that
they win make attempt TO them II So they
viii be warmly received company Of infantry is
stationed there and the fort is defended by eight pieces
d heavy field ordnance
He also reports that Col Johnson, with the last div
ION Of the Utah army had passed there, rs for Salt
Lake and had expressed his determination quarter
ms men IN the Holy Valley this winter
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MARRIED.

Al Newport Rhode Island by the Rev DR. 0RKrIr,
forwards Emmanuel Church, the VIZ
MJUARp DE yAUGRGNEUsE Of the French legation
MORRIS only daughter o the late
York
the Of the 18th the Presbyterian
Csriesipwn jefferson county Virginia by the Rev
WILLIAM H. DEITZ esq Tins Cty MARY, daughter
JoEs F5zp, esq, OF the former plnce.
Icsy papers win plerse copyl
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letter from Paris states that Jerome Bonspsrfe,
t Jerome Bona7arte csc, Of Baltimore, has just
turned from Ag1crs on leave al absence from the French
army and has gone TO visit the Camp Of Ihalons The
ine letter says that he has been promoted from lieu
tenancy 70 esptaincy in the French army Captain
sonspArte graduate Of the United States Military
Academy At West Point
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Accounts from New Orleans represent the cotton crop
in Texas being affected by the boil and by early
frost In Louisisns and Alabama the crop is also az
fected by the
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Bos1os Oct 1.-The banks here have voted kr .
general suspension
Bos1ox Oct I4-p m-Ife Suspension caused but
little excitclnent The banks resolved to eontinue
changes aud resume specie payments possible
The banks Of New Bedford, fAirhayen Worcester, and
other principal places have suspended Those Of Nan
tarket and Lowell paid through the day Inc suspension
viii be general In New E1eisad-
LArxz.
Nem-=Ihe Massachusetts, Bank continues 10 pay
specie meeting b consult upon redeerung the snaAi
notes with specie takes place this afternoon.
The tone az the merchants, banks and t~aksn dec
dedly cheerful
The FInasrsaI Caas
BunALo Oct. l4--The n,-esing of the presidents %
the several banks harmonious An zdlournmenf took
place until this afternoon II Is believed the result viii
be Suspension OF the banks
Poart.sp, Oct. I4--AH the banks here have sus-
pended
HArrronp. Oct A-Ihe fauks here have all sas-
pended with the exception Of the Coflecticst River
Bank
ALBANY Oct l4-The banks in this city have re
solved on suspenson but they viii take the notes Of all
the country banks at par.
Tnnros oct. A--The New Jersey banks have sas-
pended, but there rs no excitement
From Esp 0rlsms.
NEw oRIxAxs, Oct l4--The Louisville Savings Bank
closed to-day. Il a small affair.
There is to be q meeting Of the merchants TO night
J. L. johnson Co, grccen. have failed No other
failures to-day.
The Suspension of the New York city banks has eanse
uneasy feeling.
Gen Henningsen arrived to-day
Gen Walkers movements win be determined In few
days
The number Of deaths during the past week i25
Of yellow fever, II.
ri b
Saspeasons.
BoeroS Oct 1.-THE Pacific cotton mills at Lawrence
are reported have suspended ALSO Little Alden,
Co, dry goods importers
Partial Bank Suspnsca Persbuy-
PETERSBURG, Oct 1.-The branch of the Farmers
Bank in this city suspended to-day The yirgnia and
exchange banks still paying specie.
Suspension If an observance c9mpany.
Drraor, Oct. 1.-The Michigan Insurance Company
suspended specie payments to-day
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FROM OUR NEW MEXICAN CORRESPONDENT
SANTA FEE NEW MExIco,
September IA, 1857.


n as Editor Of the Jmoa:
San In my last letter promised to forward you the
returns Of the territorial election which came off on the
It'll by the present nlA proceed with great pleasure,
to redeem that promise because the national democracy
have swept everything before them Hon NJ A. Otero,
their candidate has received at least two-thrs of the
votes the Territory and is elected by about 600
majority The legislature is of the complexion.
Out of twentysn members of the lower house the
tonaI democracy have certainly nineteen probably TWEEN
tytwe Out of the thirteen members of the council the
national democrats have certainly eleven probably the
entire thirteen Thus you will observe the tiumphs OF
the national democracy not confined to the States
The spirit and principles Of the party reign in this
distant and stranger and And although this people
Of different race of different education and habits
and have been reared under different political institutions
vet the glorious principles of party
pounded 20 them than they readily embrace them and
send greeting the gallant national hosts Of the States
Long live national democracy
Although the contest waged with much bitterness
and animation the election passed off quietly adding
other instance 10 the happy operation of our democratic
institutions No who witnessed the general order
and dcorum of the people Of this Territory their
election could fail award the laws and government
under which they acted spirit of democracy that bar
monzes happily with weIl-tempered individual liberty
The national democracy of New Mexico are in fine
spirits
The Delegate elect, Hon. Mr.. otero VIII leave for
the States with his accomplished lady on the LIST Of c-
tober
Secretary Davis and Indy leave In the October mail for
the States, with view, believe, Of not returning
Our people are looking anxiousy for the arrival Of
Hon Abraham Rercher and family He viii meet warm
reception.
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RegimentaI Headquarters Volunteers,
Washrfrron fketnB,er Q Ish-

FTyHE PARADE ordered for Monday, the / 9th inst
postponed until further orders with awaiting
receiving honorable
portion the New Armory
and mlia this District
expected place during month
meeting VIII place
moy Mounted Monday
a O'Clock, m precisely.
By order Of Coinnel Hickey:
H. N. oBER. Adjutant.
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aurU a, .sxr ut11pErCzfQk~ IN NEW YORK
The suspension OF speels paymenis ny me banks
n A. v,,wt an, Tuesday last Is commented on ?
!. -. -
great tength oF the JouinAAs "a .-A' o's NS
YORK Herald says
fhe terrible pane whieh nllsa al Street
- 80 - - -, -. Il sIs 80 sxtrr,,;ry n .n ~
80, .r.~,sr ..d tsr remaining thirty three banks
-. 1890, 4, tIr eln.rinu housr which xxs
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and .an'1 - s.es.s y sae s'sssc siI 'ne oil
has s. lug = 1ne mesns = an1
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sney na - s-sni.o = ina VIII W. -
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s1aie' Au ~ 1a0 le,an,ns of1n 1850 ~, 81, ~ AZ A ll's
$3.50 'e I'M ~. ~ - 49, ~ ~. - ~ -; =
panAA Anua "s Afaiss1'n '''e 'A''A-A = '1 =
From the money article Ia the Times we make the
f,l,ar;ng sx,raets-
Aneae was sense VI ienea i1a' on ING Meisnaa.as
AASs lhH Aaielnoon' ana - Ing s'eeA n.A Ae', A ~
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G1nn REWARD viii pay one hundred
D1OO collars reward on the detection and conviction y, 2
tached 70 my Printing oracs saturday evening hast
l4-G e NrNbiL
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Ma LIS GOO reans writing paper % inches, I" weigh tween
No 500 rsans writing paper 20 inches % ~sh ~ea
Ne ssioo eams writing paper Is inches weigh ~sn
No 100 reams wiring paper W inches weigh twenty
"a SO reams wiring paper inches weigh twenty
No 800 writing paper, Il ~ Is inches % weigh Twelve
An ~ users dsssea in be e the bast
materials free from adua&non and finished me BEST nannr
ms in class are 2 oe ws g n = nav - r.
qred BY 70 De white ana OF ue sshs
and weight schedule.
% s, 4 reerved a ordering greater s~susy o. each
and every for nj such tunes ana 70 snn s
s,ass Wi be c,nsiaersa separately ubleci
rate Contract but Offer T more Of The Glasses W
% may have more than assigned him TO Akr all such
classes O furfeh has right 10 any class
ard 6 one sam1s n kind accompany each nsd .nd n
be numbered y correspond WIN .ns numns
rofey designated sample, win not be considered Al
proposals. samples must be transmitted " sns "oe ire p
Each pros must be signed by individual arm making =
specify e prize per pound Cana sn. one pe @
All the paper the classes must be delivered NJ such pe.
pnccs be designated in xasnng'oa ny y 800 ~
count weight and msasursmenf o. me supennnens M "
p,s as 1ar nro.osais win be furnished per
, auying them viii be taken INTO cusderasn M
80 srha.srr;allv nrrceinR thcrewnh-
pnas h snuoyed securities required and the snppy
g az Of the Glasses or mure 70 Supply
quany required time. viii be considered voan ~
Each bidder required with his prusah ssssactory
ability 10 execute them and proposals
by such evidence wiz be rejected ,< IN,
The proposals separate from che samples w
be opened required by lag On INC hrst Iuesasy
.r lie first monday sh NJ 10 O'Clock E
al the once o Superintendent ~. IAN
snapg CaKJd unled States washington and sndnrsed
o., aautIsc1 superintrDdent Pubic Printing
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NoRroEK- Oct. 4-Ths barqus Lnocrne, from the
coast Of Africa bound 30 New York arrived here to-day
leaking, hsr spsrs damaged and the crew sick
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TREASURY IETxKTMrsr
October IL, 1857.
authorizing Tins purchase
been reached within s make further
purchases present
HOWELL COBB
Secretary o The Trensury.
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DY virtue of deed of trust from Henry Prenot
September 3d. 1857 and
records OF Washington county, CT viii sr at
pubnc highest bidder for cash the premises
FRIDAY the Crseber numbered
IN with the
ated ON d street, lsah and 18th streets.
NJ THOMPSON, Trustee.
A. GRIFFIN Aucioneer-
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A TTENTION, H0USEKEEPERSt IL respectfully
N cab artent5cn of honsekeepcrs spences
ELEVATED HOT-AIR COOKING RANGE,
psr Parlor
woodards Metropolitan Stove and Crate Fac
tory sz2 Pennsans between 10th and 18th
streets-
BHo air Furnaces improvement put up
shortest notice c. WOODWARD
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