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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-28
Aug. %, 1856.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY Has OPENED sci a School
80. Ca. " 49,
The session will terms of five months each
vacations from 18th December to lst February and from
The Board and Tuition, including all e1pen.es
With the exception of Books and Stationery Sls SO Fer
erin, payable invariably in advance.
Where the parents desire it, Text Books and Stationery
School, by payment upon entrance of 500 Otherwise,
such Books &C. requisite win be furnished and the
;ost added 10 charge for Board and Tuition.
There will also be term of six months commeuciup
9TH May for the advantage of those parents who de-
ner for which The of Board and Tuition is Sg5 Bows
can remain during the Summer Vacation from lsih
HENRY EwBANK.
Rirerside, D1nas Rock p. o.,
Henderson Co, No. Ca.
Rev. ]. s. HAxckEI. Charleston, s. c.
T W. JorxsTosE ESQ., Dunn's Rock.
Mck TOMBSTONE ESQ.,
DAVID COLEMAN, Esq, Burnsville.
Jan. 23 iaa7. ls-swtk
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
AMI hfTkK asoH NSHp2 k1ircnd read
" Nmt:crn ,,ain Will leave Raleigh daily. At SOS m
Arrive al Weldon at lilo
isaTe afris. MeaTn y, I;S1nias at ., 22Spm.
Making with ;hc Wilmington train both ways
Passengers will take breakfast AT Frsnklinton. =.
Jan. %, 1857. - is@sWG
EHOR SALE.-A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
II children, infant and boy or eight years OF
geIkely slaves. To be sold together For apply
At this office f'
January %. 1857. 1s-
Valuable Lot of Negroes for Sale.
IN THE l7TH FEBRUARY, AT TOWNSVILLE
" N T., shall sell to the highest bidder without
serve l3 Slaves consisting of aged respectively
% and AZ one woman and children and one and
children One of these is experienced hostler
md the other first rate field hand The youngest woman
ged 25 has very superior qualities a cook weaver
washer and house servant and be easily beaten
fhPrn m ma liz
title guaranteed.
TsRns-Negoable notes well endorsed running to the
st of January, 1885, with interest added =.
RICHARD B. HUNT.
Jan. o. 1891. l3-td.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-28

great body of the tax payers, having pretty we'll
despaired of efectng any reform in the City govern
ment, did not 60 to the polls To large extent the
election was suffered to 60 by default, was The
case in Wilmington recently. The City government
is now as heretofore in the hands of the "AmerI-
can party and that party will be held response
be for it. Democrats, it seems, are not to be allow
ed to participate to the slightest extent in managing
City affairs: but the Mayor and Commissioners
must be Wings" or "Americans," and the subal-
tern City officers from the chief constable to those
who walk guard and work the streets, must be
sworn "Amercans What is this but party des
potism ?-and that too in the affairs of corporation
in which persons of all parties equally interest
ed. No man who does not belong to certain cir.
Gle, and who cannot rally certain influences to his
support be elected Mayor of the City and thus
it is that, through favoritism, and the result of
party spirit the affairs of the City do not prosper,
while the taxes on the inhabitants are increasing
The Weather.-The Mails.
On Wednesday morning the wind from the
south, and the deep now upon the ground be-
gan to melt; but Wednesday night the wind chang
ed to the north, accompanied by slight fall of
snow, and the weather is now clear and cold.
We have had no mail here since Sunday morning
last. On Sunday the Raleigh and CASTOR train
started for Weldon, but blocked up by the snow
near Henderson, where it remained until Wednes-
day evening, when it returned to this place. On
Wednesday morning another train was started from
Raleigh, with the mail !; but having ploughed its
way with great difficulty to within three miles of
F,anklinton, it was compelled to return. We learn
that the Superintendent has placed several locomo-
tives the Road to clear the track and that it is
probable the Road will be open from this point to
Weldon by Friday Saturday.
On Wednesday, the Superintendent of the Gen.
trail Road sent through couple Of locomotives from
the workshops in Alamance to Goldsboroueh; and
on Wednesday morning the train from Goldsborough
came up, and passed towards Hillsborough
There person, we understand, at the Central
Depot on Thursday morning who was authorized to
receive the mail for this place from the Route Agent
and it was therefore, carried on towards IIlsbor-
ough. Thus citizens might have had some news,
but were deprived of it by the negligence of the
person who has contracted to carry the mail from
the Depot to the Postofice.
| The snow is heaped up, ir the deep cuts Ct the
Railroads, from four to eight feet deep. No great
difficulty is encountered in running on embankments
and on level ground but in the cuts the falls
back nearly fast it is thrown from the track,
owing to the narrowness of the way and the large
quantities which have drifted in.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-28

MEssRs. EDIToRs On looking over the official re-
turns of the vote for President and Vice President
compared with the recent election for Governor,
discover that there is nett gain in this county
Usandolph) Of 81 votes since the August election
for the great champions Of Democracy, James Buch.
anan of Pennsylvania, and John Z. Breckenridge of
Kentucky. That is the electors for Messrs. Fill
more and Donelson have majority of 81 votes less
than Mr.. Gilmer had in the August election And
in order to vindcate the honor of this banner coun
ty of Sodom-ites, will give gains in . little
more than two years.
The election for Governor, 1884:
Dockery, w. 1878
Bragg, d. 403
Dockerys majority, 975 in August, 1854,
Election for Governor, 1856:
Gilmer, 1881
Bragg, 561
Gmer's majority, T20 in 1856.
Dockcry's majority, 975 in 1854.
Gimer's majority, 720 in 1856.
Democratic nett gain, 255
Election for President and Vice Presden, Novem-
Der 4th, 1856
Fillmore and Donelson, 1,025
Buchanan and Breckinridge, 336
Maj. for Fillmore & Donelson, $50
Gilmer's majority, 72O in 1854.
Flmore's - $50 in 1856.
Democratic nett gain, 81 in Nov.
255 in Aug.
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Valuable Lot of Negroes for Sale.
IN The l7TII FEBRUARY, AT TOwNESvILI
THE KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE.
WITH 200 FLOATING BALLS.

MADE AND SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER OWN
y1ER of the Patent Right in the Counties of johnston
Wake, Person, Csswell Alamance and Orange n G. All
rders addressed to at Hsborough will be promptly
s..ended TO. ALEX'R DICKSOE
Also for sale BY James n. Towles, Raleigh, n. C. a
July 8, 1855 llsa-uk( 8
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

GHOR SALE.-A NEGRO WOMAN AND HER TWO
Il children, infant and boy eight years Of
at this office f'
January %, 1857 1s-
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from the poem for the PsUpson celebration at Brown
University August, 1885, by Rev. NJ. Finch, of Ithaca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13
BY Goddin & Appersou.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABLE
REAL ESTATE ON VENABLE AND CAR.
kINGToN STREETS. ADJOINING THE CITY
OF RICHMOND-Byv virtue of a deed of trust from;
+. A. Blankinship end others. to w w. Day and
John @. Williams trustees dated the 18th day Of De-
csmoer, 1858, and recorded in the Henrico county
cieIks offlce, to secure debt therein mentioned,
and BY virtue of an order of the County Court OF
nenrlco county, entered on the 9th day of March,
1891 APPOINTING e. Nance trustee. in the place of
the said w w. Day, deceased, we shall on TUES.
pay ths l4h day of April, 1857, the premises, at
.ne hour Of y O'Clock, Z. M sell at public auction,
said deed, being lot of ground and the improve.
EMS thereon, fronting hundred and fifty feet on
Venahie street. and running back between parallel
lines three hundred and thirty fset, more or less to
srrinston street, having front of hundred and
hfy feet on Darlington street The said lot has on it
hne dwelling and store, occupied by the said Blau-
slnsnlp The said property will be sold together or
In lots as may he deemed most advs ,ble
paid by the purchaser
JNo WILLIAMS, r,u.+...
Z NANCE, Iiustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPzRsos, Aucts
an Is - "
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"A SIDNEY, AT AUCTiON.-On MoNOAY the
18th day OF April tbsing Easter Menday,) ct II
O'clock, upon the premises. will be sold the beaut-
who intends to remove to the city, situated on Grove
street, half mile beyond the Fair Grounds II has
rooms with every usual clubhouse. and two acres
the finest shFubbery and flowers.
more specific description 10 deemed unnecessary,
as 1t is impossible In to convey inst
only say that it 10 finished hand somey in every re-
spect is complete in every appointments and that the
most reneo taste, backed by unlimited means would
its parts. -
Persons desiring to purchase, may examine it pre-
vious to the day of sale.
At the same time. will be sold q variety of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, all nearly new, ana of
The best make. Also Horse and Carriage
Terms at sale. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
S-tds Au.t.
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ny LHr,s IL SHINE,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A sPL]
DID STOCK or w ~ = ia

DEREMPTORY SALE OF A SPLRN.
a DID STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWEi-
ny AT AUCTION.-Having received BY the last
steamer from New York large and extensive stock
of Watches and Jewelry. with tbs instructions that
the entire invoice must be sold this week. we have
taken the store recently Occupied BY Mr. Chas Rioh-
ardson under the American Hotel for the purpose of
selling the stock out privately daily and 1t suction
every evening this week The stock consists of Gold
and Silver English Levers. Anchors ard Cylinders
Also about 500 Plated Watches of all grades suits-
BILE for the country trade together with sndid lot
of Vest, Fob and Guard Chains; Ladies' Cameo Mo-
'aic, Gold Stone and florenne aets in cases. Nina.
turs Pins and Lockets Ladies' Breaat and Ear.
Rip gs; Gents Studs; Pins; Rings, &c.
Country merchants would do we'll to attend a. the
entire stock must be sold for whatever twill brns
sale to commence on TUESDAY evening at N
O'Clock, and will be continued all the week Every
article warranted to be as represented
Sale conducted by LARUS SEINE, =
ans Auction..,.
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undersigaed have this
/ Y day entered into partnership, under the name
and style Of ISAAC J. MERGERS CO.. for the rur-
pose Of condusting the Lumber Business In Gil IT.
branches.
Our yard 10 located between 18th and 18th streets,
south side OF the Dock where we now haze ssod -.
sortment Of Vreinis Lumber. and In shsrt time "
be prepared with 90 assortment Of North CsEonns
FiooEins, and Northern and Eastem Lumber. ~
publie. ISAAC j. MERCER
GRO w. SMITH,
r w. HAYWOOD.
Rishusnd, March %, lSs7 apil-slw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13

VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT on JACK
SON STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will bs sold "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
April 1857, the premises, at ~ o'clock r. NJ, the
house and lot located ~ above how'll the occupancy
of Mr. Thomas Baltic. The house has rooms with
good buildings and being the corner 10 alto.
eether NEST de srable residence. The lot fronts on
Jackson street SIT feet, back to Duva street
1t will be subdivided to suit bidders.
TERms-Ons fourth cash; balance 1t 8, and 8
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note 10 paid. The taxes and insu
ance for 1857 to be paid by the purchaser
apt GODDIH APfERSOE, Aucts.
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AUCTION 1ALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Goddin g. Annersor

VAIUA.BLE EHOUsE AND
", DMEaL!hG. ON HULL STREET. in MAN.
CHESIEh FOk SALE AT AUCTION-Wfu b.
sold on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 22d al
Apdl 1897 on III. pre- mses. at II oeloef, the newly
erected sore ana dwelling located a. above now in
the occupancy of Mr.. James Furcon. The horse
contains rooms, including the store-room and bar
room IT'S an excellent stand for business After
winch VIII be sold the ed Joining tenement occupied
ey ar fieasant Womack. at an annual rent Of ga.
1t contsi1s rooms, besides . kitchen containing 3
rooms Inc former lot has front of % feet, and the
latter ~ feet, each running back I65 feet.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at 4 and months.
for negotiable notes in crest added and title retain
cd TN last note Is paid The taxes for 1857 to be paid
by the purchasers
ap lS-t1s GODDIN AppERa0N Au.+,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13
by Larus & shine.

RHBN, SHORTS AND BROWN STUFF,
~ AT AUCfION-W1ll be sold, q. auction, on
TIT nsDAY the 18th last, commencing at 10 o'clk
at the Warehouse, on 18th street, opposite Wsr-
w1:ks new Mill. shout 1000 buahels of Bran Shorts
and Brown Stuff, in iota to suit purchasers. Terms
at sale. LARUS SHINE
en- 10 aurtionsar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-13

NTOTECG-NEN GOODS AND GREAT
I\BAR8AIEs.-We hevs just received cur Spring
and summer Goods amongst which can be found q
iarre choice Of Fancy Silks at 30 cents very good
Risck siik for dresses Is s7i and 81; beautiful
sortmenr of Bersse DeiaiEes; Muslns Lawns In pat
r., ns at aI; 6inghsms Stella shaws &c 30 and up
wards; large lot Of Bisck Silk Mantiliss at 20
tsa Muslins; the cheapest lot Of Embrodsres; Cam
brio ana Muslin Bands st 10 cents; Sleeves In Sets;
Cambic and Mousin Collars; Linen. diaper and
Toweiiips; Hosieriss Gloves. Silk Mits siik fsrs'
soIs: BIeschsd aud Brown Domestics All who wish
10 save money will do we'll TO give ~ CALL ct No
n Main street. n.o
spS -dlm +, b1hAush pno
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WHEN the hlessrs. rcdGWick mako me
w perfect title to the above property am resdy
to pay them. They may cheat me In eroeeries by
short weight but they shall not In land BY short
measurement WIN. CdBiSXtAN.
an ll-dtos
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BY DuniOn. Wopcure &. Go.
CARGO OF POnTO a 1CO SUCap AR

CAHGO OF POnrU nlCO SUGAR AT
~ AUCFICN.-On TUESDAY, the I4.h inst
commencing at ii O'Clock, we will sell at our whari
and warehouse, at Rockets the cargo of the brig
warren Goddard, from Porto Rico, consisting of SIS
hnds sugar from six estates, quality ran ging from
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over 800, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
u Sale without regard to westher.
ap8 DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO. Aueta
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale. the carao of the
sohr. HIawaths, from Humacao. Porto Rico, with
il9 hhds. Sugar. prime arc choice quality
"A hhds Porto Rico Hoazsss, choice quality
ALSO,
rs hh3s. Muscovado Molasses
ao ii DUNLOP. MONCURE T. CO. Aueh.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY


ny UO~~A. - ASHSssO3 A0CtD.
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sA,, ~.
IL VALUABLE LOTS AND HOUsES. III ~ :.
PLANS OF MOUNT ERIN. FULTON Avn
PORT MAYO, AT ROCKETS, AND IN
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE At AUcTfoN-
1857 tbeing Easter Monday) on the premises u ths
order advertised, com msnsing ct u o'clock. 4. H. n
fair If not the next fair Day, the following vsaabls
real estate, viz:
large number Of lots and squares in the plans Of
N U Nj Z Rim, ''FuLTON.n and SPORT
sale viii commence on the plan Of Mount Era
with square No s. Near the Spring Psts OF the lots
car be seen at our ofics, before the day Of sale.
For fuller particulars. handbills. The most Of
the real estate offered for sale 10 beautifully situated
su1eb H hs' in the plan Of AMOUNT and %
believed that to capitalists and to persons Of
means better opportunity to invest funds pro-
ntsniy mas not been offered for several years past
ine terms VIII be: For all sums under el6O one.
tnro essn balance as three and sx months all sums
over 300 and under $780, one fourth cash. balance
ct three, six and nine moaths; ali sums over e5sn
ana Under Sl,0Oe, ooe-fourth eash, balance At four
eight, and twelve months. All sums ever ii COO
oneiourtn CASH balance at Six twelve and eiehteen
montns In either csse for negotiable notes. interest
added secured by trust deed or title retained To-
taxes for 1857 to be paid BY the purchaser
ap6 GODDlN l. APPERBON. Auets
BUILDING LOTS FOR 6ALE.-Immediatalv
after the sale of the house above advertised on IL
ter streat, will sell three buildins lots sdoinin,
on the z .st the store house Of the Messn Cunnins
back shout - feet to the wharf property of the
late John Enders and six other lots situated q Tie
Intersection OF Arch and Elm with Poplar Streets
upon one OF which there never falling spring Of
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit purchs-
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BY r. Ii. Cook e. 40. Ancts.

tAr ri. I'VE eAL OF DRUGS.
- rAINTS. GLASS, GLASSWARE. &c Par
TALLY DAMAGED AT THE LATE FIRE or or
AZ ts AncTI fShcGns no nAnD co.'s STOCK,
O'clock we will SELL for account of whom i NJ. ~
concern At the warehouse on the Dock sdjoinins the
from the late FIRE at Mesas Purcell, LssS e. esssd
the same being partially damaged amensst vSish
may be found: Nutmegs Mace; Cooper's Isinrlas..
Gum Arabic; Tonka Beans; CochineaI: OninmI E~t'
Logwood; Cologne Water; Sugar Lead; Vermiliion:
Blue Vitriol; Alum; Gum shellac; Sulphur; GronnS
Spices; Mustard; Prussian Blue; Starch: Ysast po,
ders large lot of Walls Bottles Clerks; Patent Ned
eines. ~
ALSO,
large lot of Window Glass of the best MANN
fscture. with many o. her articles, the whole com
offered at auction In this city
The whole 70 be sold Without reserve, offers OF.
trasrdnary inducements to spectators and other
purchasers.
TERMS: Sums under Sl00. cash that amount and
upwards, months for approved paper.
Sale conducted By
ap7 f. COOK h co, Austs
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MEAT = n VA d ~ ON 16TH, BE-
TWEEN CLAY. AND LEIGH SITS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION - VIII be sold ON MONDAY
afternoon the 18th April 1857 on the premises, com.
n snci1g at O'Clock, neat framed Tenement. loeA.
d a. above on the west line of Goth street. having
hvs rooms, besides kitchen &C.
TERMS at sale
ap IL GODDIN AppERc0N Au.k,
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r. T. ISBELL,
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts ap II
sALE OF TWO BRICK
/ rs NEME NTS ON MAIN tOR LRSTER1

TTyRITSTEk.S SALE OF TWU BHlCh
TENEMENTS ON MAIN ,OR LESTERl
ST.. AT AUCTION.-In execution Of deed of
t,ust from VIM. Christian to the sabscriher, dated
CIert OF Richmond Hustin 90 Court being thereto re.
aussted by the beneficiary in said deed named shall
sell, on WEDNESDAY the I'D day OF April. at "
by conyeysd. being lot OF ground with two brick
tsnsments thereon situated in the city of Richmond
on the south side OF Main or Lester street JUST pc
being the same property conveyed to sid Christian
by Anthony sedgwick BY deed dated 18th April 1884.
The terms of the deed require sale ior saan out
it Is likely il may he arranged % a. TO allow efeoi
on portion Of the psrchase money
RICHARD sRDGWICK, Trustee.
TAyIop A. WILKINS Auction6Are. up ~
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--4SsSSSkVTzAxS~~SS races VIII commence the
sS@.ssss- -. fist TU EsDAY in May. 1857,
and continue four osTs.
FIRST DAY, TuesGay-Sweepstakes for 3yr olds,
the produce of mares that nevar produced a
winner; y 100 subscription, half forfeit; Mile heats.
Clos Cd with tho following Subscribers:
Bowie Hall names grey f Duchess by Regi:ter,
dam Princess. by Prince George.
J. Bolts names Ii. Brooks colt, out Of his I'm
Emancipation mare
David McDsniels names CHI. t. By Boston, jun dam
by trustee.
Calvin Greer names CHI c. by Balchazer, dam by
Trustee.
5000; two mile heats
SECOND DAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 5 yr.
olds; $500 subscription, half forfeit; Mile heats
CLOSED with the following su ssoribsrs;
James Talley names b. I. By Tally-Ho, dam Ora
trix
Thos Watson nameu by Zingsnes, dam Viz
ginta Rose, by imp Trustee
J hi Bolts names CHI. t. by Revenue, dam Andrew
David Nc Daniels names bl. c. Brown Stout, dam BY
imp. Flatterer
David kcDanisls also names ch C. by 0lenco, dam,
the dam of Nancy Lewis.
THIRD DAY, Tharsday-Proprietor's purse $50;
mile heats, best in
SECOND RACE, SAME DAY-For q saddle, for
saddle horses S5 entrance
FOURTH DAY, Fyiddy-Po'stake for all egss $3.50
entrance, play or psy, the Club to add H700; four
mile heats; three or more 70 ose the 18th
March Closed with the following subscribers:
James Taiey Campbell Barton, David McDan.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
~ New York Spirit Of the Times copy.
L
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no BKY GOODS PURUHAsERs!:

VAh. COHEN, IT'S BEoEd street, respectfully in
ferns MS customers and the public generally that
the improvement ohis store leted and he hiss
opened sndrssdY for inspection. AN ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNiFICENT STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS unsurpassed by any house in this CITY in
po1t Of variety, designs fabrics and price, consist
ing in part of
Rich Striped and Chene Silks
Cfenaoine and 4erege Robes
French Lawns and Laconetg
Crgan3iss, Plain and Figured RareRes
Bold color Delains handsome Challies
Black Siiks. at all prices
Paris Aantillss
Real French Eulbroideriss
Plain, striped and checked Nainsotk Muslin
Cambria. Jaconet, SR iss and Plaid Muslin
large assortment of gwiss and Cambria Edz-
Ing, lnsertings ard Bands
White and cclored Rriients
Ftain, Henstitched and Embroidered Linen
Cambria Handkerchiafs
french Cersets, white and cGored
} ouvin's celebrated Kid Gloves
Black silk Mitts FOR ladies' and misses
Parasols Pillow Case acd sheeting Linen and a
ful stock of Domestic Goods
Having all advantages for Purchasing Goods am
enabled to compete with any house in the city and
never allow myself to be undeIsod.
MOURNING GOOD9.-Yamise Cloth; Flounced
5arege Robes, Silk Warped Alpaca; Tarnartine:
Crepe pEspague; plain and s attn striped Earegeg;
Grenadines; Cha!les black Lawns and Orsanaies
and ribbd Silks, On hand aud will be sold low
NH 23-Glmk
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AUOTlON SAILS,
FUTURE DAYS.
"--~><->>->~~><~se~
by Alexander Natf.

EURNITURE. Day GOODS AND GRO.
l. CEhIES-Wi'l be sold at auction, at NV store
On TUESDAY mJrrfug next the 18th insf enm
meneins at 10 O'Clock, large assortment nsv and
second hand Furniture
DRY 0OOD S-Clofhs Casimeres. casrinst.
Calico, Domestics, ac; Ready. made Clothins Roots
shoes. H.ts, CAPS c: p 0 doz. Brooms,
hisAey. Gin, Brandy SMEAR
Coffee, Tea, Candles Soap, Fi.h, &c 200 dos Brooms
l5,eo0 Cigars
Large assortment CrosLery and Glassware. Also,
.o1ans etovss. ALEX MOTT,
ekI Auctioneer.
HIGH CONsTA Is Les SALE -WiIi be
sora, In front Of the High Contabe's office, on
oESDA L. the 18th day OF April 1851, at 10 O'Clock
a. large let Of Household and Kitchen FuYni.
;u.ec consisting Of Cabinets Bureaus Msntel Look
.us nssses Wardrobes. Bedstesds, Mattresses Feath-
81 neos Mahogany Ma bic Top wsshstand, Cur
salns window Shades, l. al ps Chairy Tables, Tin
81 osa sender'. Peks's. Cooking Stoves Also lot
o. furniture beloneins tc Restaurant couusins OF
DOysteI Boxes Stoves, Fables Benches Pitchers,
DeGsnleIs' Setfees, Chairs, Mattresses and BEDDING
DeoHeeds ashstands, lot of Glassware, ScreenS
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