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TNTEREsTINa TO SCHOOL TEAOi
4 ERS.
A. MORRIS,
BO0K.SELLER IND STAT7ONER

NO. 81 MAIN ST..
Respectfully informs teAcnerp and heads Of schools
a. we'll q amiiiss that he IL svsyl day recsivisG
irssn M supplies Of aii the Iesdtnx eUOns. usually
OF schools a. we'll other requisites The schoe
rom. su;h = iLyBEn MAPS. sLATHS. YkN.
BOOKS, CkAiuNS fyg the Black Bard. fORTFu
LlOS for Music and Drawings. lHsrRUMBhTS,
WATER COLORS, PAPER, &c.
Having been honored with the patronage of the
principal schools ana Academies in tnis cisy -
well as In the adjacent canntes for upwards Of 70
doing business % well ~ his prices, fair and
tisactcry. and he therefore confidently invites call
from aii interested. -
4 LIBEKXL DISoOUNf MADE 10 TEACHERs
vino furaish thrr classes, time OF settlement
which 10 at the end OF the scholastic year. except
those in the city. 70 whom bills will 90 preseuttd
Ist Of January and Let Of Jniy. ~ customary.
ssS-6t
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THE CIRcuIr CoURr of this city, for
the trial Of criminal causes, win commence on the
Sth of October next. The docket is unusually
large, and will occupy some time befvre disposed
IF
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COMET OF 1S5S.-This remarkable comet (says
the Albany Argus 10 now visible to the naked eye,
as predicted by DR.. Gould some weeks age. Its
now only one huudred and farty millions Of miles
distant and 10 very rapidly approaching the earth,
and although already shows through = common
opera glass q we'll defined tail. We are told that
during the nrst week Of October the comet will be
OF the most striking brightness possibly the iarg.
est OF the century, aud at that time will be seen
near Arcturus, perhaps even surpassing that bril-
au hour after sunset and an hour before sunrise
in = line with the tso stars called the Pointer,
and forming ne.rly right anglo bstvesn these
and Arcturus. Isis uow best sesn at fOsr O'Clock
10 the morning. DR. Could also suegestsd 10 the
last numbsr Of bic Journal that fr0m the eimiIari-
~ of the elements it vas possbie that this comet
Was identical with the drst comet OF 1871, ana
also that Of 176a This fact seems nov. from
the recent observations, almost certain, aaordtng
reasonable presumptioa that u y periodtc COM
ct, whose period 10 about thirty ose years.
BArnzED IN Roxr.-A letter 10 the Freeuan's
Journal, lated Rome, Aug. 10, ssyE
dini, Archbishop Of fThsles, Secretary Of the Pro
paganda, etc., baptized, IN st. Psters church, sne
500 Of Randolph Rogers. Of vIfEinia, the distia-
guished sculptor. The Rev. J. Honman. OF aary.
land. va godfather, and AfS. tortter nsaeas, %
Virginia. Who 10 - tsus Sepsesenfaiive q The
accomplished Americas laay, wes godmoshsr: -
Mr.. Rogers was psseenS aed took the deepest IN
tsesee "a The eorvice, though not himselfa Catho-
iie. Many Amsricans wsrs present, aAoag thar
- - -~ - =
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SEHT ON.-The examinat on Of p. b..
Gibson and j. III. C. Tyler was concluded yester-
to answer an indictment before the Grand Jury
for unlawfully but not fsloniously taking card
case and mnstard pot IRON Robert Reid; and held
to bail In $500 esca to keep the peace and be OF
good behavior for twelve months.
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PEACHES AT THE NeRTH.-The New York Journal
of Commerce says that the crop of peaches In New
Jersey aud Delaware seems to be failing every
year, and that the fruit in that city this season
has been very scarce. II adds:
1t Is singular TACT that ut no time has the mar.
ket been better supplied this year than while the
shipments from the South continued, nor have
prices been lower. Not less remarkable is the
fact that Southern peaches continued in q sound
condition long after other varieties grown nearer
home and plucked much more recently, became
worthless from sge. The experience Of the past
summer will be likely to greatly stimulate ship
meuts from the South, in future years The
Wholesale price of ordinary peaches is now lbout
81 so to s. per (smali) basket At RETAIL the same
fruit is sold at say twenty ceuts per quart about
So per bushe which only pays a reasonable profit,
risks aud trouble considered Morris Whites, for
preserving, which always bring high prices, are
worth about four dollars basket.
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EGYPTIAN CuSNIyG,-A company ia Boston, Mass,
recently threshed 600 pound, Of clear sand from
sixty bales Of rags imported from Egypt. being %
taken from the mummies in the cAtacombs, and
the sand was siffsd in by the Egyptian sharpers,
10 increase their weight.
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CzLsBRArroN.-The teath anniversary

C2LBBRATIoN.-Thet te1th anniversary
OF Springfield Division, Was celebrated last Thurs
day night by public meeting ct Union Station
Methodist church. where Rev. Mr.. Peterson deliv.
cred an able and interesting temperance address,
TO a large and intelligent audience. Throughout
all the changes which the order of the Sons Of
Temperance have passed within ten years, thia
Division, made mp of men of sterling worth, have
footing than ever. Springfield Division owns it
ball and the ground attached to it, owes no debts
is embarrassed by connection with other orders,
and is now in q fair way to get before handed
enough to establish good school for the educs-
tion Of the children of it, members, at moderate
C ,sf. When it can do this-and that day, we
trust, is not distant-it may claim to be the first
Division In the State, and by far the most valuable
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TIE OLD CANA citizen Of Richmond has been
taken 10 to the extent Of $40 10 waahington, by
the confidence game. aLo States publishes the
modus operandi, which may serve a. . warrin z to
others:
Several days ago, gentlemen arrived IN this city
rem hicomond, aud stopped at one Of our princ-
pal hotels. Desirous OF seeipg all the public
buildings and the thousands Of curiosities for
which Washington city is noted, he shaped his
course for the Patent Office He bad not been long
In the building before he formed the acquaintance
OF strange gentleman, who apparently was on
the same business himself, and whose conver.
safion and commnuicativenees 30 charmed the
stranger from Richmond that they became quite
intimate. Sometime was spent in viewing the
many objects of interest when &c was proposed to
visit the Capitol. En- route, few minutes delay
were required to criticize the magnificent marble
Post Once building. The friend Of the Richmond
gentleman was quite at home In explanation its
architectural desiRp. The plan Of the building was
raost excellent. For large buildings, more partic
nlarly for government use he admired the hollow
square. it always afforded more light aud venti.
iasion, and many other advantages, which he
e,oquenty portrayed.
The walk was again resumed for the Capitol
Meanwhile the Interesting conversation wac con-
tnued. The mineral regions and gold diggings
were explored, and the reader may be sure the
Atlantic cable was not forgotten. In fact he was
posted on every subject usually brought up in
conversation between gentlemen. The party had
scarcely entered the Capitol grounds before
Young man stepped mp and presented q bill to the
Richmond gentleman's friend for some $40 He
had nothing less than a Few York bank note of
the denomination of $500; at the same time draw
ing It from his porte mopnae. His Richmond
friend could not charge 1t, but at his request
loaned him the amount required until they re-
turned to the hotel The young man receipted the
bill and departed The Richmond gentleman was
then requested to take seat in the Office at the
Capitoi gate for few minutes, until he could CROSS
the way and get the note changed, which nc
ceded te. He did wait; au hour passed, aud
heither the friend nor the money had come to
sight He began to feel as if he had been the dupe
of swindler, and forthwith went in the direction
tho man had taken, but without success 10 aiscov-
ering him. He found Capt. Goddard, made known
his loss. aud described the person to whom he had
loaned the money and the one who had received
il.
Three mon were arrested in Washington Wed.
nesday night, charged with being the thieves. aud
the Richmond gentleman was telegraphed to
return and identify them.
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Ahout sO6Ooe cesas ef veod sre apssally eSs-
samsd y the eAaueaessss - alt = 1yraeasss y
York.
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"THs FEArHslxD SrsAsaRR. noticed
ny yesterday, Is doubtless Of the Grebe speces,
and possibly = yOong "Didapper." Mr.. y. D.
Browne has lost such bird, and Is very anxious to
recover ii. 81
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ARREST or FaxALE MURDERER.--On Saturday
last, ut Cheshire, Coun., woman named Stevens,
wife OF Gilbert Stevens, was stranged to death by
a woman named TobiD. The case 10 q very siugu-
lar one. The disclosures at present rest principal
ly on the statements of Mrs. Stevens mother, an
old woman Of 81 years, who also received injuries
which it is supposed will cause her death. 1t
SCENE that the woman Tobiu, who 10 . vagrant,
has been in the habit of visiting Stevens, against
which the females of the family naturally reraon-
strated. On Thursday last she visited Stevens,
and In the night or morning the neighbors heard
q noise and disturbance in the house. On going
there, Mrs. Stevens was focnd dead 10 bed, With
her husband in drunken 8sep'by her side. Old
Mrs. Stevens was also suffering severely from the
effects Of beating che had received. She said
that the woman, Tobin, had beaten Mrs. Stevens to
death. aud had also choked her. She said that she
heard her son request the Tobin woman to kill his
vile, as she had lived long enough, and be wanted
to get rid Of her. Tobin had left the house and
bad been seen on the road to New Haven.
search was made, and early on Saturday morning
she was arrested, and sent to Cheshire on Sstur-
day night for an examination. The physicians
say that Mrs. Stevens died Of stranguiation. and
that IL Improbable that the old woman will die Of
her wounds.
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- ~01o1o1 B. gr1nx, Dsnti6k, once
end read.qoa Nc 4l, On Msin. hstwsse o. aad slh
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.utsc!insss, ssces..ess - nsna . os-iaithss@
'1 '' 1hii jfSs 1kD wAzis g69oE \. 49,. ",
now ODER the sns y the ysbils. =.
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- On. JoHn b. WALrn AII. Heu0>.
pathiss o1ts hb professional services b thssisk
zsns Of Rchmond and ~ viGinity. 01acs g NJ =.
sidence, On ksiGh street. tive doom ftoM ~ 49,
JoAS-uAy - E- Z. Il za.a-gs sss aFsk&nss
~ On. AcH1LIns AsCoLI's Ol6es, On
Grace street. between 7th and ssh - ~ stt y -
Charge ef Hour for the Fbsv--Afssrs shs fsuh ma.
(Aususty DR.. AscoL will te in asssndanos upsa tAs
t.esn : and z = hssssoior.. end Sss1sIp e %
other hour. IN the day or eysning. ~ Nh lx-ly<
- Ar AID BsLow Cosr.-WS sfe
pushing our sales TO close busiuess In (cfob.r II
all fancy Good We are willing 70 make Lsaty d.
crinces. We urge the attention both a. tkSctty
aDd country people 70 our stock. q vsit ffe0 thsn
we prefer sscrihcing them in the koasss : Ssaas9
) : - VALENTINE 1 SON, No y gresd q.
auls-lm LIZ Near CAritol eQUAees
~ HUrcHrSo9 vEosrAsrn DYI1nf-
sn Blfrsla, the most popular fanily NsdicIneef
tie Stomach and Bowels. BiiIisusness, YslsVnsss
4 ss san vsps S.us.. 2 AsF;sss sss
Heat Oostivsnss, Hsari6uTn. klssr - u,
Disorders Of the 6iin. Liver, and Kydna00s Aoi1
stomach, giarIh~A Vertigo DtnnsMs q Aigbs.
sasns s:lsniss e Y VIM
lon and uueasiness VI the Bowels, nuK6lne benaa-
tion in the PIT q the stomach 1lsf oas-
Ing Depression q sSiriss y q once rsssvSA ~ 80
The bntrs are put mp in pint hotAlee yilh ~ a..
DisFkPsiX BiTTEks. new YokK." SisS NJ
P.sssS ss Sgss shs e0rs and s shs
"'"pp'' u 'e' '''' CH RING. pyvsv,,>ur.1
Drugsist: iss. BrSsdwsy. New YssA.
r''' !" e'i'i sisais ssi Se.sSi WINSTON. p..srl,.
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S:3S FALL TRADE 1913
1873 FALL TRADE. 1919

Ct.ARt son, ANDFR son & 30,
iaFDpfERS OF HARDlPiRE, CETLERY J.
.Gt.fS d ANCHOR BOILING CLOTHS,
No isS. MAIs srREsr, RICHMOND, VA.
hhk now in receipt OF their stock, adapted to the
Present season, and to which they invite tho stten-
,h Of a"rch WITS visiting this market, who buy for
Sashi OF Intend 10 PAY promptly. All such Will
~ u ~ thstr interest tc examine their stock be-
lore purchasing In this OF any other market. se 8
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FALL PORTA TIONS.

L . > g
ARM STRONG, GATOR r CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBsERs oP
RIB80 VS., NILLISER T. SILK GOODS. FLOW
ERS ST24 W B0NNETS AND RUCHE
No 231 Baltimore street,
EEfwIRN CHARLES AND HANOVER SITS BALTIMORE,
Offer stock uaeqEalss ia variety extent and cheap
ness Terms strictly mons per cent off Tor
cash par funds. an 23-3m*
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EOUrHERN LIrkRARY MEssENCER.-
The September number of this popular monthly
Is before us, filed with instructive and amusing
reasing. II you are not subscriber, send In Jour
name 10 the publishers at once.
fKIQuExr VIsIrs The family gro
Gerry Of Mr.. Cole, corner Of Main and 10th streets,
has been forcibly entered after night, on two oc-
casicns within the past week, and robbed OF ,
small amount OF goods.
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ISSsse, AID IN WANT Of Boots and
1@e@1N Shoes of unsurpassed quality, and thoss
who isi save from IS TO 20 per cent by their par
eaases, will please call and supply themselves. at
MARCUS HARRIS,
seA lS3 Broad street
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PRICE ONRCENT.
- RIcHsosD AosScr.
49, Lse1sa Fire ard I.i6s
CAPITAL Ain ~ IN

- =
Livsr1ssi anA Lss1sa Fire A. La
Insurance. CemrSSr.
CAPITAL SO 0OoO. .Ooo.
Own 4kbf akb IN 4ha hHaI1h{qE dS94ErSp SpoLhASa IsvE
rsysnass Of the Ooaysuy, dssivSd frs1 -
q Insurance. szsssd fvo aIl,Os . soIiAas ~
the amount hithssso taken. % .nsxsspss,s sacrssss
RISKS They will fssas yolicies Or loos or 6anss -
re On On Sni,dins, msrehandiss. hoasshei6 fsrnIsurs
-. INsURANCE OF RENTS.
of Rs RnsTs sMTSsmDsny I'll make insurancs against los
FLOATING ,P0xIoY
wsso ss.oastlns q g policies to insure MERCHANDISE.
Whassss ana % beard .SpS Is Do.s g on shs
=, 10 addition 10 tho ndlnaSy nod of insursnea
this Company q issnes pEarASixr PoIacrfs o. psy.
iorth nermaneutly insured.
nEsr ~ siis !. clsn sa.ing ng Of pssriy FORTY PER
tss. years amount 70 the whole Of shs dsposif T.
The risk and Of renewals are svo,ded
II tbc bcGSS ssl g ssscssa = any time hs
per cent GUS 4 1v.y vw.ySEfHAE. Is..ss
sss-dfs 0flce for the presest. 1s' Main u.
~ EASE, GaAcn, BsAurr AID Cor
nscrNEss ere combined in the PHefoaR .rps ana
Pine ds.Tss q ssss IN sf: M and
bug, Va. :. =. = -. -
Ease and grace in position, beauty in ,pish. and
CORRECTNESS In portraiture : s$~
-, those Who wish 70 obtain something really oe in
the way Ola Likencss. either in Ainbtotyre or Pho
pia1n. iu India ink. water colors oil coors
OF fas!ie OF any size up 10 the sze of life are re
spectiuly solici cd to Witt his Galleries md exsn,
me MS various styles OF Portraiturea
eries always open aud free to vf.itors whether
they desire work execyed q not. w.
- AUCTION NoTIcE.-Iu order to
AVOID the frequent application made 10 us. we beg
sale ~ personal pr lperty We shall coDne orr.
selves exclusively to the sale Of keal Estate
ses-4t 6ODDIN APPERSON Avcts /
n L
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E'ALL STOCK
OF CLOTHING NOW READY.
" nave on hand and ready for sale our Fall styles
OF Cashmere Cfats fack 8 and Rrocks Ulfve Brown
Vi Black Cloth Costs
Large assorame2t Fancy Cashmere Parts.
giaek
assiiners t~sts, OF beautiful styles.
1eatifmen's Travelling, . destrsble lot very low
s LsaIxs and well selected stock geDtlemep's Far.
VI mug 0osGs. N WALKER Co.
iG3 Main and 18th sfs.
HALL TRADE, 1853 AT the old stand,
sea- O., % Hsin sss: &, large and yell sslsctsd
OAKS, WINS, FANCY 0loDr. Toye. xc.. ~. n.
~ 90 nsHd. and u iews.s wholesale pricss
khe Ns'Ss0 kynrcIaoo1Hsnk ~ aoHs ~ k.oG1 Z "a ~ osf
Wholesale and Retail Dealernin
Conf ctfsnariee Emit Sc
SoLsk, Coal Pit and Aaahinssy Oils
~ ssis by /. q. 3. DAyHatOsT.
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.ssssas LADIES fruuela Buskins snd
aA"Ss* Ties, best quality. price s. 2s. for sale by
MAhCUS Ill hkIS,
Rrnad {.
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MRS. j.. Q. JAMES AND MISS BID
~ GOOE, have several sacans rooms. Persons
de'fring BOARD can be accommodated on 9th street.
between Main and Franklin.
An TS-lm TANRo
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IyDsviDUL LIABnHT.--The Cincinnati (Ohio)
Price Current says; .sThs agent of Bell, Grant 4
Co., OF Londos, England, has been here for the
past month, ws undsrstand, with the inten tiou Of
entering . suit against the directors OF the Ohio
Lifs aud frust company. with the view Of making
them individually liable for the debt Of the institu
ton, and Il d thought be VIII sncceed.
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Exc1Ixxsr.-Is Nswask, Wayne county, n. r,
s~c cttizsue who had become converts 10 the
Jsvish fAith, we're arrestsd ard boupd over, for
pracstcsg clrcumclsion on thsis soss rssp< etissy
Aeeo sighe and eieven years. 4 great deal a. -,
c!tsmeee prevailed 10 the sOWn and mucA indignAr
tton existed agsinst the parents.
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There we're 80 deaths u Nsw OsisAsu last vsek
1en yellow lever, aud Loo 81 Moaday lase.
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xith machine, . few days since. in Illinois.
~hsn the by who WAS driving. feliifrom the sest
IT the machine. and was thrown In front OF the
cutters. Both lsgs and one arm we're instantly
severed from the body, and the heart tern o0t.
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- DR- JoHH b. WALTnALE, fHen0e-
pathistl o1s hls professional services b ~ o1t
zens Of Richmond and ~ vicinity. 01cs q ~ =
sidence. On ksish street. two doom ltoM ~ y
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Some ministerial changes had taken place, and
she retirement Of the Grand Ezier was spoken Of
The Paris correspondent CT the London Times
understands that the Turkish government has
complained to the English Ambassador at Con-
stantinople of the bombardment of Jiddah, at the
moment when it was known that Ismael Pasha
was on the way thither with full power to punish
the guilty.
The Divsn has issued a circular contradicting
the ruinor Of the approaching destruction of Nee
ca by the Western Powers, which was occasioning
great excitement.
1t was reported that farther riots had occurred
in Gambia, aud that ten CHRISTIANS had been killed
The Porte had demanded the recall of the Greek
Consul in Gambia.
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git FALL STI LIE.
. To PATENTS AND GUAR
I6ss.. LADIi s. CALFSKlN BOOTS

s5es"ss We have Just rece we'd the abovovery du-
liable Boots; also, Morocco and Goatskin boots, with
aud without heels OF the very rest quality, ut the
lowest prices. MARCUS HARRIS
sea is2 Rro al street
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Genilemen with or with
- out families, can be accommodated with ssn.
feel board, On reasonable terms. ut 81
SO 9-3t*a Nol34 MAIN NTRHHT
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An Indian telegraph dispatch was received at
the Foreign Office, London, at. half past twelve
o'clock on the 18th nit. 1t was dated
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- CHRlsfADoxo's ExcpEslex HAIa
DrE -1he best inssantauscus l1sir pysf - &A6xusd,
ancs, making isa ast1ni 6gUWn q b0ae&.H Gt16y
YisHkk WINYTON. l16 netn slspss
Prepared bY yoszra Cna.srADoso. Ne q issos
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RVNNsDtNo.-MFB.E EMMA Il. WEST,
(residence on Main street, between 18th and 10Th
TWO doors below the U. 8. lIotel,) can accommodate
few gentlemen with BOARD, By the week or
moutn ee6-6tt
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small Russian squadron, consisting Of two
fourteen gun screw corvetttes and screw dispatch
gun vessel had arrived at Spithead en- route to the
Pacific. They were not allowed TO enter the har-
Dor Of Portsmouth, but their commanders met q
very courteous reception.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia had gone
on journey through the empire.
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SATURDAY MORNING. ...HEPTKMBKR II. 1854.
-'--e1eN
ADDITIONAL FOR EIGN NEWS BY
THE ASIA.
THE JIDDAH AFFAIR NAPLES AND THE
WESTERN POWERS FROM CHINA, &c. &c.

The steamship Asia, a'ready announced by teie'
graph from Halifax. ief Liverpool on ssturdaythe
2sth ulf She was due at Boston yesterday even
log. Her dates are three days later:
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HoOFIoN NUTIcE.-Iu order to
avoid the frequent spplic .tons made d, ms vs h.g
ieave 70 inform the public that have
tne sale u personal pr nperty We shall coDns our
selves exclusively to the sale Of keal Extate
ses-tt G0DDIN APPERSON. Aucts