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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Il Device Void.-In New York,
last week, there was given an interest
ing decision upon the construction Of
a will. The testator left portion Of
his estate to be equally divided between
his two sons. In case either of the
sons died without issue, one half of his
portion was to revert to his brother,
and tho other half to the Roman Cath
Ollie Church for the benefit of the ties.
tator's soul. One Of the sons died
without leaving any children and the
other claims the whole portion of his
deceased brother. Archbishop Hughes
and the trustees Of ST. Peters Church
claim the devise either for ST. Peters
Church, as the church which the tesla.
tor attended during his lifetime, or for
tho benefit of all the Roman Catholic
Churches in that diocese. Judge Ing.
raham held that the devise was void
for uncertainty, and that tho living
son and heir-in-law was entitled to the
whole of tho Aisputed property.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Ben. SENsIBLE.--The Parkersbura
News (Democratic) gives an account of
the Clemens and Wiso duel, and adds
"Wo propose before dropping this
subject, 20 survey the present aspect
thereof. a duel has been fought, and
Mr.. Clemens has q shattered thigh,
which may terminate fatally, and at
least must occasion him great suffering.
In reference to the charge made against
him, it still remains as it was, nor is
the opinion of single individual chan.
ged an iota, unless his explanation,
with possible speedy death in view,
has sufliccd to effect it, all of which,
and more 700, might have been accom-
plished, by publishing that explanation
at tan earlier date. With some, he may
have gained a reputation for bravery !;
but VIC doubt much whether any such
qualification is necessary to either ac-
cept or engage in duel. 1t certainly
would have been Drawer act to have
acknowledged his wrong; and We think
he pursued more cowardly course in
fighting. And VIC imagine, though
many persons may claim to think DIFF
ferently, yet were the true sentiments
ofrnety. ninc hundredths of our people
expressed, it would be that this is the
general result Of duels; they being Of
themselves sinful, and pcrversiyo, of
the interests Of society, besides being
utterly powcrless to do wrong deed,
Tar snv opo's honor upon which
DR. 49,. -.har meritcd or
IN aspcrsion, wu~..
rot, has been cast.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

BJ~" IF your meat spoiled last year
in consequence of the brine leaking off,
take it up to Lewis IIagedorn and have
it mcnded. Star.
BE-. If Lewis can mend "spoiled
meat or bad "brine," he is mechanic
Of rare attainments, and ought to be
literally supported.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01
A Solemn Warning.

Preston S. Farley, who was hung at
Kanawha last Friday week, for the
murder of his wife, addressed the crowd
assembled to witness his execution a
most solemn warning. lie confessed
that nc was guilty of his crime, and
that his punishment Was just. lilo pro-
fcssed conversion and was willing to
die. He added:
"He was once minister Of religion,
but dissipation led him from the path
of duty. '"Thc love of that damnable
stuff, atrychnine whisky, and the love
OF gain that it produced, has brought
me to this" He then made an elo1u.
ent appeal to those who used liquor to
abandon the habit at once, and FOR
EVER He related instances where
he sold whisky to men for money that
ne knew ought to be appropriated for
bread for their starving children. -
"lf 1 had not ruined myself, l would
have ruined others. If had tho
power, | would destroy every distillery
in the United States, and close every
place where liquor is sold," were his
expressions, with many others on the
same subject, equally emphatic. Uo
said that he had fully ropented, and
that whisky had made his children cry,
and brought him to the rope.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Whatever is contributed by the New
York office holders on account of Illi-
nois politics must be contributed not
to sustain but to crush him. Even
Forney, who, in 1856, raised $50, 900
in New York city in single day to
elect Buchanan, could not now raise
among the Office .holders thousandth
part Of that sum to save himself from
annhihilation.-.LouisvilleJ Journal.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

BE- Those who wish to be posted
in the politics Of the day will do we'll
to read the speech Of Col. John w.
Forney, part of which will be found
in this weeks paper. .....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

g3- The Examination Of the Pupils
of Woodburh Female Seminary, is pro-
ceeding as our paper goes to press
and thus fur has been admirably sus.
tanned. Particulars next week.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

BA- In order to keep the subject of
the Slackwater before the people, we
copy from the Star communication
signed Enterprise" which We COM
mend to the attention of our readers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

iSlackWater Election.-The Slack
water Election took place in District
No. 4 on Saturday last. The result
was as follows:
In favor of Slackwater, $50
Opposed to it, 81
Majority for Slackwater, 40
This was singular vote to be given
in a District bordering on the River
where, especially, the value of lands
and of farm produce would be greatly
increased by Slackwater. There must
be something wrong when men quarrel
with their own bread and butter
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

g@~ THE COMET, is now visible of
evenings, for about two hours. How
beautiful its experimentation rapid
its movemcnts--how noiselessly it ex-
ecutes its mysterious mission Who
can look upon it without profiting by
its visit?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

BE- See Advertisement of Messrs.
BRAGG & BURKowEs, of St. Louis, and
if you need a good Liniment, go to
Fitch & Chalfant, the agents in this
place, who know how to make good
things 60!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

A Plain HMt.-"boos your arm
pain you tnucli, sir2'' asked a young
lady of gentleman who had seated
himself near her in mixed assembly,
and thrown his arm across tho back Of
her chair, slightly touching her necks
"No, Miss, it does not; but why do
you ask 2"
III noticed it was considerably QUE
of place, SIR she replied, that's all"
Ahem Arm removed. No harm
done. Gent absquats the earliest op4
portunity. A genteel kinder "mitteu,"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-At tho
University of Virginia, founded by
Jefferson, and from which it was dc.
signed to exclude religious instruction,
daily prayer meetings have been held
by the students regularly since the first
of May. The faculty and students sup
port pastor by their own contribu-
tions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Important to Postmasters.--C Com.
plants having been made to the Post
Office Department that the "carc, Gus
tody, and conveyance Of the nails
are entrusted to persons not qualified,
and under u suitable age, the following
regulations, which arc Of long stand,
ing are published for the benefit of all
concerned:
sPostmastcrs will cause their assis-
ants and clerks, as we'll as letter car
rs, contractors, and carriers, to take
oath Of Office required by law, and
u, hem for file to the Department,
na@ 'i,'y can enter upon their duties.
fore " $ IN under the age Of sixteen
mo p PEI, a s1' employed as nsil.car-
ears show in Post Office. The
IF or cA0'' ~ of the Department and
1tmasters will promp...
'ces of noncompliance with
>tions.---Washtngton Star,
to this matter.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

RAILROAD SLAUoHrERs.--We havo
to record two more railroad slau ghters
A terrible disaster occurred on the A.
legheny Valley Railroad, twelve miles
above Pittsburg, at 8 o'clock on thu
night OF September 1st. A car, con.
tanning large party returning from n
camp-meeting, became detached from a
train, and rolled down step embank.
ment, turing over twice. The roof
was torn off at the first revolution, and
the passengers were scattered in every
direction, some Of them being mangled
terribly, and Miss Mary Anne Kincaid
Of Pittsburg being instantly killed..
The injured belong mostly in Pittsburs
and vicinity. The other accident .oc.
cared on the same night, to train on
the Western road at Albany. The
train was just coming in, crowded With
passengers, when freight train on tho
Central road was backed down ut tho
crossing, and striking the rear car, up.
set it. Five or six persons were more
or less injured-among them, Edgar
Lobdell of West Troy probably fatally.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01
A Grandsoa of Benedict Ayuold.

A Grandsoa Of Benedict Aruold.
AT revival meeting in Barnet,
England, tho Evangelist says: "Rcv.
Mr. Arnold, an estimablo and young
Episcopalian brother, also took an nc.
tive part, and added greatly to tho
interest and spirituality Of tho moct-
ing. lou will DO interested with tho
fact, that be is grandson of Arnold, tho
American traitor, and the only male
heir who survives him. lie has sister
morried, and they inherited largo
tract OF land in CaAatks from tlpois
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

A REVIVAL INcIDENT.-At q re.
cent prayer-mceting in New York, a
distinguished member of the New York
bar, for many years an infdel, arose
and stated that he had been converted
to Christ by reading an anonymous
letter addressed to himself just twenty
years before, to day, and which had
been strangely preserved and brought to
his notice again after that lapse of time.
The convert recounted his experience
with such unaffected simplicity and ten
derness of feeling that the whole audi
ence was moved to silence and tears.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

UNpRoFtrABLE M1ssIos.--Wo learn
from very good authority that the Doug
las Commissioners who arrived here
q few days since, for tho purpose of
raising money to aid in the reelection
of Senator Douglas, have left the city,
having met with most Indifferent sue.
cess. One Of them is said to have re-.
marked that "New Workers were shuoks
they could not got money enough to
pay their expenses to this city and
back ~
This is from the Democratic Nows,
q violent Democratic and Administra.
ton paper published in the city of New
York. We learned some days ago that
Douglas and his friends in Illinois had
sent commissioners to New York to
raise funds for the Illinois campaign,
and it seems those commissioners are
now returning empty handed, jeercd at
by tho organs of the Buchanan Demo.
cracy. Ofcourso the New York Office.
holders, no matter how strong their
disposition to sustain Douglas might be,
would not dare to give dollar for that
purpose or even to express hope for
his success, for they know that such an
offence would cost them their heads,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

Worm TRIAb.---An exchange
says that children laboringundor whoop.
ing cough obtain considerable relief by
breathing the cxhala,ion from limo
which BIAS Acep pscdin gas works.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

The Chicago Herald-an Admins.
ration paper--thus refers to the contest
in Illinois
We are bound, under any circum-
stances, to make this fight to the end.
Stephen A. Douglas cannot be re elect.
&c to the Senate. Saltpetre cannot
save him. The people of Washington
mry rely confidently on this. Mr..
Douglas will not be allowed to triumph
over Mr.. Buchanan.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

THE REVIVAL IN NEW York. Tho
New York Intelligenccr says:-The
interest is constantly advancing. This
is manifest from the spirit of the prayer
which prevails, and from the number
of prayer meetings which are being
established. The Greenwich St. pray.
er-meeting, at No. 81, was re.opened
on the Is Old Slip. We attended the
meeting at the last-namod place, and
found it of very extraordinary interest.
We have now four mid day prayer.
meetings for business men in the lower
part of the city. Is not this something
to cheer the hearts of Christians-that
so many men will find an hour to pray
in the midst of business-in the busiest
portion of the day
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

A Republican editor, with no especial
fitness of language, calls the U. S.
Treasury can Augean stable" If it
is an Augean stable, Mr.. Buchanan
must DO q Hercules, for he has cleared
1t out.-Prentice.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-01

The editor of the Democrat asked a
friend from noighboring town, the
other day, how he stood politically,
and his reply, more expressive than
elegant, was: "Oh, ! haven't lit yet. "
That Lecompton bomb.shell in the
Democratic party blew many of its
members sky.high. The Democrat it.
self was turned heels over head several
times and stunned by the conclusion,
while its country friend is yet in the
ouds.-Louisville Journal. a.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-16

n LBRr H. NIooLAY. AUofIoEE5x-xxsULA1
~ anao Of stocks and b0ndA-ALBEkT n HICuLAY
IN a. ths DAY, August u.s. ls O'Clock ct the Hsrchsn.
JI6O0o lows County Owls y per cent bonds
400 Chicago 81 Paul aud foud DC Lsc KR LIST mge Dds
5000 Kacne and Miss kR ls mortgage per cent bonds
900 Cleveland and Toledo Rk per can't iocome bouds
1900 ferre Haute and Alton RR 10 per cent bonds
J. 10 encrAmento City 10 per cent bonds due 1878
0o0 Mineral Point kR. ID mortgage s per bonds.
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. Let mge per BIDS
1900 kornnrn Indiana ER Goshen branch LIST mge bds
oo0 Lee County Qowa) per cent bonds
4000 Marietta and Cincinnati per cent ncome bonds
goo Mssissippi Central and Tennessee per BIDS
4U nnwaukie and HORIZON RR LIST 8 per cont bonds
coo New York Mutual Insurance scrtp OF 1857
ZOO Great Western Marine Insurance scrip OF 1883
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SALES AT AUCTION .


voHN FuHBLAfr. AyCrloNxzR. HAVING ~
inform his eads and The public generally that hs has akes
zoe commodtous asd oonA No 100 Maiden lane where
70 continue his business aucoueor ana COM
ssioc merchant, and rustS by diligence TO receive tAs
patronage Of his friends and the public generally Advances
made on al kinds Of goods JOHN FIsaBLArr. auction
\. BJohn fishblsa viii give his psrsonal attention 70
sales Of real estate ~ tho HerohAnts ExhAuge and house
bold furniture n the residence OF families bresAg up Rouse
keepns Also 70 sock. Of liquors. and
OF eyery description In Nov York BROOKLYN and wims
merct ANT. llv Maiden lane.
John WARREN. AUCrIONEEK LLOYD 4 wAaREa
w sell this day (Mondsy) August 10, a. i0z octock ~
No l42 ehh street. between Broadway and Fourth aveuue
household rpure from twenty fourth street. fer
Of sss embracing tapestry brusse AND
carpets oil Cloths mating bedsseads bureaus
bedding enazaasd su,a looking giasses tables enArA
SOFAS clocks rsgerator meat safe croctery and Kitchen
every article viii positively be sold without reserve
TAMEs j. PARKER, AUCrIONKER--F J. PARKER.
81 Au ,opesrg los Wall street. n. viii SELL on Wedues
day August eleven O'Clock, In front OF their store
.OH ARIES HEID6IEOR CHAMPAGNE"
1000 Charles Hedsieck cesmpagne. slight
" Damaged The OF importation Bee advertise
Journal Of Commerce, Axpress and Courier and
Enquirer.
DJCHARDB KIk0sLAND, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL notice Hardware a. euc RICH AIDS, KINGS
LAMB co viii sen Al their sAiesroom 155 Broadway
phe heavy hardware In lots 10 suit the country job
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U,ORxCIDHU Az ssi fyf NaiUAHtk PzOPEarY N
+ the ssn wMs 100 - -, ~ sirsn q
cs.use he vsusbis 20 q Noi sr--t ussr Cssi
hHm street, 1esms a. ,se.
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E,OR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-THs ANssfUAF
Atlantic screw Steamship Compsnys ard hrst eiass
s.smship MCNIa0MEkr CROKER com mander .ilssys
tons SO through tickets TO Macnn sci Montgomery. q
Ahsns ~, Columbus x2S; Aihacy, sN New Orleans 80
kohne we rresh ON cents per foot until fuyhey notice
insursnce one half per cert. Apply 70 a. B CROMWELL
A 20, 50 ives, street.
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AUCFIoNEER.
GOpLDG0ITB.

sale Of elegant rosewood pAsor suits In satin brocate
wood psnofore gilt framed pier glass lace curtains
shades Ac Will sell Tuesday August H. At l01 O'Clock.
the resdepee No 6wes Eleventh street near the Fifth ave
for ibemseive& The furpshed with
two spendja SUITS covered with the richest French
splendid Turksh voaire chair wood reception ch,rs
do carved rosewood CENTRE aide aud sofa tables
marble top mirror doors and backs sands lace And
brocstel window curtains cornces Ac. two large gold
framed pier gssses oak buffet several splendi oil paint
ings Italian and fiemsh subjeets mssing choice seiecon
Of paror and cabinet tutess also Dresden china vases two
Of which large BRUSSELS and Aubusson carpets &c
Dining FunitureWslnute table heavy plated
casters plated forks spooas table cutlery. bohemian gass
Preach choa tea s- ~ pieces richly decorated punch
bowls glassware tumblerA sobets, French china
and beakfst plaes DO pitchers and general
OF table ware chairs sofa bed mirr0ra clocks
rockers Ac &C. B.drooms contain rosewood khzAoehsn
bedsad do mahogany gothic and French, pure hair mat
otAirs oval mirrors to.e .e aside ie2 BUREAUS sad
carpets plated stair rods oeoih, Ac Careful Win
be N attendance to pack ship required Catalogues
win be ready the morning Of sale No whseser
raD ahin
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"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ls-RECEIvER's SALE AT
w public auction The subscriber, receiver, appointed
by the Cou,t Of ChAnoer Of the state o. New viii IN
the premises of Greene and Morgan Jersey
City Wednesday the 18th day of August is5 ct 10 O'Clock
the forenoon and TO continue until the whos disposed Of
the entire stock TOOLS patterns and machinery Of he wood
moulding turning and scroll located
above and lately in the occupation Of Il. Benn Co and
Lyons Nenni!s the viii be sold together iss
suit purchasers The stock consists OF large Of
monlaings also brackets newes bsilns,srs and rss also
lot of mahog and otber lumber in the rough The
chinery in perfect running order and consists Of sung
and scroll moulding machues iathes Woodwork
paner DC. dc This offers opportunity for per
tesrous of engaging in the shove ousioe the shops
for those who have for the stock the whos OF
merchaptable order Also Il the time will be sold the
paten right or Hudson county for the manufacture OF wood
moudings fhs establishment throughy lifted up aud
deairably located for the transaction the
reasonable credit win be given, approved sesuy
purchases above $780, For additional Inform apply
The mill Of the subscriber at his residence 6t
street Newark L. J. LYONS, Receiver.
JERSEY Cry July Is. 1888.
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FINANCIAL.


pONDs OF CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. STATE or
.s1ssy gwen !. aoalas
Of July ISL tA.. &C. o. .hs
funG 70 pay the oS,sasdins ndebsdns.s Of ccurs coss
oCs ~. y. ss
from the Orr. Monday In Decembe thousand cixhs hun
ssS and n n *
q u s
Ali .ueh Outstanding bonds and shall be redeemed
~ Of nass s
Ss Ss and ss s an day n @
thousand sight hundred md { nine 81 bonds and y.rrsns
dss IA Ss s ia hal. 81 dc va s Ss
Co. Wartime "a nav Sc sent 81 .s oS.r
xss :ss M s Si ss ORDER Il .aS & S
ssS s e iep On G Monday
one ss ASn nm and md On :s s
onsSs under SAD act Q, m.,o, Q, ss.s eos.s wi pro,
si minute q s each
SHs,a. sssias due tss.Sd 2 ne loves prs;;
aempaon Of warrants ssS.a..ed or Al he
aSsfF Ss Ssss. xa ssSsas Ig.s Com
Dated hARrsFn, Contra COSTA County California July d.
s z,
yss 'fs s'' 'H
BENJAMIN J. PEyrz, Secretary.
HURON COPPER BAYcoMP ANY NOTICE Is HKax-
II by given si call Of three cent? share on the c.pi
IA oSs % % I'M Ss' sse1 & d, ana
hgs Montreal on the I'd dag Of septemesr next BY order
IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE r. R-.NorIoE "A
q e ia Crosse s sns g 1 81 ssd settle
a. q s ssS Nss IN e
are requested to cali at their own villa, ssr sr Chairman
No. % wan street II william, yors Order. Tor
Broker. By ls,sr chsrwss promptly sIecuied Cash "a
Bank. q. vom Baur Co, New York.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN gTANo CO., So VIII
- s. corner o. Cedar street Advises os "a @po,.sa,
he Pacific Ocean having been resolved the stockholders
JAS. : wYcKorF secretsry.
PACIrIo MAI. sTEAMIiIr ooMrANr.--sss YOsx,
Ausn.t isSs-Tne Board Of Drectocs have this day
On sod sfer me iiia inst. !. ne ocs q g.
ey propery or on city ssosis also TWO sum. q $500 on
sey fo,s o. x,nss county property Apply to VIM Law
TTNTT1D rArss AND CAHApA.-rHa UNION ysNR
q %1aon = sssp q nsss sI Du me-. H..
%o q or sb sy Viii
.S. free q ss; q srsS q osssr so Of SO
Europe and payable At all the pripci
pal cines ana towns In be United States, Canada, &C
&IO 0A0 wAsrEp-FoR THREE YEARS, Foe
pIU.VVV which ample security will be given real
essAse. ADDRESS A., boz 3,zs Pos, once.
NEQ AOn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
ROO.UuU on Improved real estate In thie city aud
Hrookyn good deerably located property
this city also $40 900 70 invest In The purchase Of mort
gssca Apply AZ ~ Nasssu street room NO g.
LADIES' EQUEsTRIAN CONVENTION.
Tvir LADfRg NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CONVEX.
70 ss Md NE vno. ogur.. Z. l. on wednesday. Sep.
A
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sITM Writer'S AUCTIONExR-wTLLs Skill on NO

EIIM. WITT Gus AUCTIONEKR-WTLI. Skill ON NON.
day o'clock NJ 4A Cam. street large Assor neni
ingram and Brussels carpets ball oooh French plate
pisroorte centre tables rocking and oasr chairs
curfsns clock mahogany bookcA books hs rack
mahogany: rosewood And black walnut bedseads hair,
spring and other MATTRESSES, feather beds and bedding
Kitchen furniture. &C TO families and others
Also, a ROGERS Wagon
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Stock Auctioueer and Banker, No. Brosd st.
| J: BLHEcKER WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, AUG, II,

J. BLKECKER WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, AUG II,
a. OF O'Clock p. NJ at the Pavilion Hotel ing Branch
Forty SIX lots, ranging from 80 by 200 to so by 425
bracng the desirable land in this sed watering
place. and offers great to enter prsug
who can reap fortune by opening hotel
Or for private residences these lots
mould recsve the attention of parties quest OF
No better property be en AZ tn
Is . conitanf demand Tor lots and be had In the
vicinity Steamers Alice Price, Long Branch, Highland
Light and Ocean Wave leave foot Of Robinson and Bed
Bank daily.
Maps. terms. &c a. No. Broad street.
ALFRED BRAGG AuCTIoNEER.--A. BRAGG 4 co.
a viii seu q. auction Tuesday the IIh, al l0x
O'Clock ct their sslesroos No SO Corsndt street
lot of boots snd shoes suitable for the Southern Western and
city trades.
n. MKRwfN, AUCTIOEE8R-
a. By b. BANGS, MERWIN a co. Trade sale Rooms
no Is Park Monday evening, August 49, At O'Clock.
valuable private library beng in the private collection
gentleman recently deceased comp rising Of
and valuable books anorg them choice architectural
WorkA &c Catalogues nAy be had 81 the salesrooms-
LBKRT h. NfC0LAy, AUOftONKER.- POSITIVE
sale OF house and lot No. 1873 East weny street.
ALBERT Il. EIOOLA Az viii sell Thursday August 49, At
12 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the very desirable
three story high basement brick house No 1888
prevemenN and in perfect order 5000 bond
and mortgage and within 80 property will
positively be sold without the highest bidder unless
previously sold private For admission to see
The premises and full particulars apply 70 the sucuonee
No. Broad street