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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

This convinced me that was amongst democrats and
friends In Delaware 1t is the practice for the governor
who only receives the insignificant pittance of 81 800
year for his services to reside in his native town instead
of at the seat OF government except during the sessions
of the legislature This of course operates against the
Improvement of Dover The present governor resides
at Milford and it is there that the public business for the
present year is transacted The convention assembled in
the hall Of representatives obong room very plain
and, with the exception Of llcngth portrait Of the
:. Father OF his Country unadorned But in the pos
session Of this it is adorned the most At oclock p M
it organized temporarily, by calling to the chair
Governor Thorpe. Daniel r. Wolf acted secretary ;
and after the usual lapse Of time the committee the
organization reported the following officers, who were
unanimously chosen President Elihu Jefferson vice
presidents, N. W. Hickman, William Thompson, and
BENJAMIN I. Biggs secretaries, d. r. Wolf, w. N w.
Dorsay, and Sheppard p. Houston.
The convention fully represented, only one dele
gate being absent and he unavoidably detained until
he was too late for the One hundred and forty
nine answered to their names and do not think have
finer body of The representatives from
New Castle seemed TO take the lead and were the
subject of general remark In consequence of their inte
gent appearance and welI-bred behavior
The utmost harmony prevailed and good feeling could
be seen in everything that said and done. There
apparently no heart burnngs, bitter feudsor il
there were, they not visible 10 the superficial
and the business Tie convention was not do
ayed one moment for the settlement OF any differences Of
this kind. II Delaware is rather dminutiye and die
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,
Baakr,,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK.
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits for use in kurope China, Hc
May 2S---ornoA
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DICH SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1855
ii h GRE2ORY kAURY, Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
o drawn under the OF Commissioners appointed
by the Governor
e37 otcry the Bcnent OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
..-arIrr mn 1Qko
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DRADYS GALLERY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue,
Swscny, ttenhousc Fant Co q
Banking BRADY begs respectfully inform the public
very liberal he hns received
opening his Photographic Gallery Washington he WILL
trny his original intention keep during the summer
months
corps Of artists will be constantly in attendance TO
photographs ambrovpcc In tho best possible manner
Prices ranging from dollar upscnrds
distinguished men at this gallery the
largest open public inspection every n
days cIcopod) from y a. m, TO 7, p. N.
+ July 1---eod3mos
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rEACHER wANTED.-Tho trustees Of Il

TTEACHER WANTED.-The trustees of the
J. Rockville Academy in Montgomery county Nd wish 70 on
qualified TO act principal OF the In
s,iuton and proficient the latin AMI Greek languages
personal with tho candidates and examination - 10
aanmcns together With credentials OF good moral
character, viii be required.
Applications will be received until Tuesday, the 24h instant
ensuing yoor commencing
the Isl: Of September
The Rockyie Academy Incorporated school
principal per from tho State fund and three
nihs &c the tuition fccs.
miles Washington connected by
turnpike with daily communication and malls rcmarksbo Tor
bcalth, and possesses many social advantages.
By order OF the board RICHARD j. BOWlPr
Aug 8--3tnwt24 Secretary
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INTERESTING TO LADIEs--whcn in the cou,

INTERESTING TO LADIES.--Whcn in the course
ladies' gentlemen lo~c their gcstcst
natural 6nc head of Of
Importance and the What shall the
falling on and restore its and bcaniyi In reply TO
this beg DR.. and
proven fcw applications win stop the hair falling breaking
scalp clean and white fresh
viRor and although bald
twenty wears Of will you
Call bottle,
after application it and the paid
arriss Hair Promoter and lmprove Sold in Rich
mond bv W. PETERSON, Druggist,
Corner md 18th and Main and Wall
Sold in Washington by T. GAAN druggist Pcnn-y
nue. near street d CLARK, AZ street and Penn
2t--3m
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MEMOIRS OF RACHEL, by Madame Dc b.;
lNI price ~.
Central their Geography, Population Com.
mercc clo., by f. q. Squer; price 81
Memoir Of lo'eph cnriis, Model Man price 30 cents,
The nry o Richard the Third By Jacob Abbott price 90 cents
Just received and for sale al M TAYLOR q MAURyT,
Aug 10 934 Penn avenue
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EDUCATION.

II AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, ,PENNSYLVANIAAV Az
KStE ABOVE srEErfhe undersigned Aas~ president
N Wilmington Female College lrwAre, assisted ~ nss nARAp
HAaFa seceprcss she institution, end Aas nary
M late acting prseplress Of tho Gcncsce seminary Now
YORK opoh school FOR ladies Nos 10 and icl Penn
syvsnia avenue Monday, september
h arrangements and frnAhng Of the school roon IN tho
@ scolasc and the methods OF Instr notion and
ennen il is believed Institute will 10 "uni crodablc the
eity and worthy Of confidence q it, ciiscns
The course Of tuy generally pursued highest
Institutions Young sssety rpsalns their
ha entire courae entitled diploma ~
ent thai individual and ssonsl interest requisite
sne.sf study department will receive but twenty pu
ps very number VIII be received members Of tho
family.
per quarter. Il.
please call at the institute.
l.. c. LOOMS, A. NJ
Reference the following gentlemen whose daughters
wards har been under my instruction snd
Hon Thomss II Hicks, governor Of Maryland.
Hon Peter y CAuscy governor Of delaware.
Rer Bishop Levi Scott, D. D., Wilmington Delaware.
lion. W. SPARKS mayor ctsy u Wilmington
DR. H. r. Askcw posmastcr oily of wilmington
Rev nr Hamilton, BAtim0ss
j. w. Wells. cSq, Department Interior, Washington.
r. zimmerman, esq, AcEaHdra Virginia
August 20-eolm
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN DELAWARE
NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR AND CAN
DIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
FLATrERING PROSPECTS OF SUCCESS

Especial Correspondents Of the Union, !,
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steam Machinery for screw Propeller SIOops-
Of-War At the U. 3. Navy Yards Of Ports
mouth, n H., Boston, New York, Philadcl-
phia, GOspOrt, and PcnsacOla.
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lNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The Prnci-
u pal Mrs RICHARDS gives the
"sn,u'ion WI be resumed on the ls Of September, 1858
July 3l--lmd
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'INHE UNION ACADEMY Tho exercises of this
well known Institution win bo resumed the lat OF scptem
yer, 1888 .. RICHARDS, Principal.
July Blind
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Nj no. klNGSF0RDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
& su ADlss "a No AIS street, Washington d. ohc
r moor VIII DO resumed October 1883 Crcus including
d@ &C. co. viii bc furnished application the nd
July l3-3awtOstl
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fNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. c.
l. Tho Of This institution will Wednes
% The twenty (29h) September Applicants for admission
WI be examined the Monday and Taesday before the opening Of
tho sson ss
hcnc US next session Wednesday, the eighth {S) Of September
Apply 10 j. c. BINNEY, President.
Aug 1S--3tawtlsNoy
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DENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
II, Iessrcd Civil Mining
Io1gaphcs Engnce Tho will tho 18Th Of
keptanlber
For copies Annual Register and any special information
eenInp the Institute, apply y. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Aug2o-w2m Wrcctor, ~. H. r. l., Troy, New York.
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LNWICk FEMALE SEMINARY, BY M. A.
Tyson Sisters for boarding pupils situated
and Washington Railroad 10 miles from Washington city.
The nsuion which has been established eighteen
years will 18th OF September Circulars may
had by application Seminary Dr. Tyson
10th streets, Washington.
Letters directed 10 Laurel Factory po,toncc viii bo promptly at
tende Aug. I4--lm
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CT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No 408, 5th street. be-
- and Streets Washington, d. G. DR. l. Draper prin
,pa
This School will the first Monday In September For
further particulars inquire OF the Principal the scoopom
the first Of scpember OF Rev l. Waldron, 81 Matthew'S
Church. Aug "a
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VlHE FRENCH LANGUAGE--The facilities af

'S,ftE FRENCi sLANGUAGE.--T facilities al.
forles al tho FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge OF the French
language arc not surpassed equned other institution tho
city The Of French teachers will coming
year which will commence tho 9th OF September and the
studies will bc pursued and taught through tho medium OF the
ench than heretofore large majority OF tho pupils speak
inc language with fuency The advantages afforded by tho
mo VIII enable who his olerably good reading know
ee Of the language uenty in tho the winter
circulars and catalogues be obtsncd Mt n the book and music
stores, and al tho institute No 1872 street. "Gadsbys Row.
HIRAM COlesON, Principal
#.s NINE CAROLINE R0IIIN COIe50N,
Aug II Vice Principal.
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ISIyE DOLLARS REWARD.---Lost or stolen on
the 9TH Of July last Colts revolver with my
craven The above win be
who win deliver the Union olco tho undersigned
August i7--6t LEWIS = HAYDEN.
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w AN ihD--A Physician Lawyer with cash
capital cf from $3.50 oo0 become part proprietor OF
tunt weekly Rural Souhcrncr. oppor
enhaft In lucrative business pro-
ur nonrisbne county while, samc
'Ushy establish himself in his profc Apply 10
RICHARD EDWARDS
Bor 1927, baltimore
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Enter with land cash. time and loan money
rates pay taxes, and furnish abstrac, 20 ptcs.
Sep 26-d&swly
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Our Special Washington Dcxpafch.
ms Policy ~ TIM GOVERNMENT Win REYEgKScx
TO CkSrRAL AMERICA, ere.

WASHINGTON, oct. 9, 1853.
Scnor Yrisarri Minister from Nicaragua in Washing
ton by invitation, also Mr. T. White and Mr. Purroy
cf the American and Atlantic ship Canal Company TO Goa
suit with the government concerning tho affairs a. Tho
Transit route. understood that while the admlnistra
ton will NOT support any clam that is not based on Jus
ucc, regards with the lights before H. the Canal Com
rany A. being entitled ,o Ne support especially A. thai
company has oyinccd the determination aud ability b. op-u
again that mos, important route. Tho position Of the
government, h. that tho route shall be opened aa thai il
believes this company has the right and in situation 10
DO IT, Here " the matter a nut she'll Vessels Of war
have been sent out To each side the thmus these
views carried out three this ado and the other
rs understood they subcc, 10 the orders u General
Lamar minister ai Nicaragua 10 execute the prnci-
pies laid down in General Casss despatch heretofore
Published IN the TIrsaiD.
Jerez who has been received Minister. IL IN A sps-
eial mission only and u instructed act in conjunction
with Senior Yrsar, who Is the actual minister resident
and pIenipotcntiary. Jerez can do nothing sthoul
Yrisarri This am assured ~ by letter from President
Martinez himself Jercz received as minister oncon
dton that he had authority deliver the Cass Yrisarrs
treaty ratified by the Constituent Assembly on hls
pledge that he would do He was informed on his re-
cep,on that the treaty should not be delivered accord
ing 10 his pledge his mission should be terminated ana
the President would apply 10 Congress for power 70 o.
force the demands Of this government
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YELLOW FEVER At NEW ORLEANS.

Bulletin from the Howard Association.
10 THk EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NKw ORLEANS, Oct. 0, 1855.
The Howard Association q New Orleans deem IL tacsr
duty TO inform the country that the prolonged cxstenca
Of yellow fever and the prsen, great mortality are -oley
owing to the naux Of strangers who rapidly fal vc,lrns
Timely notice will BE- issued ny this association Of thu
decadcncc and disappearance q the epidemic
= SCHNEIDER, President
ID l. EcARpo Secretary
Nxw ORLEANS, oct. Q, 1853
Inc deaths IN this city by yellow fever yesterday wcrs
sixty four
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QrlRRErs AMONG CHURcusES- Churchmen
seem TO have as great a pelchant for getting
into difficulties as ordinary mortals have; and
unfortunately for themselves they do not always
follow the good advice given by Napoleon to
one Of bis family-not to expose their dirty
linen in the view Of their neiyhbors On the
contrary, they are very prone TO let their squab-
bles and chickering's get into print, TO the great
scandal Of holy mother church. II is only some
few years ago since the religious community was
much exercised by series Of charges made
against o Protestant bishop Of ncighboring
dioccss, and supported by several of that
bishops peers, but from which he was absolved
by an Episcopal convention composed Of the
clergy of his own doccss. That same reverend
father has again got his name mixed up in dis
pute with one Of his clergy on point Of church
discipline; and, scandalous TO relate, some of
the religious newspapers Of the city seize the
opportunity TO revive the old charges and 90 say
some very uncharitable things anent the good
Bishop.
II seems that the cause Of this war among the
churchmen was the somewhat curious and note
worthy fact that clergyman Of the Protestant
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There were also ~ cases of congestion Of the
brain. Of Group, lG Of hopping cough, Of small
pox. Of palsy Of puerperal fever, Of insanity.
] Of deriuu uemens, IL of diseases of the heart
rupture q the liver, premature births, 80 still
born, and lG deaths from violent causes. The an
pexed table shows what portions Of the human sys
TEN have been most Affected
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BosroS, Oct. Q, 1854
photographic despatch received in london scp,cnsc~
a. from Gladly, states tina, the ship Cashanear os BOSTON,
Captain Gardner, from Sunderland, England with co~
burned 70 the waters edge The night az the ai a
September. The crew saved. The Cashanrar was
fine vessel and built in Fast Boston las, r,ll by
Mcssrs. G. y. n n. u. Gardiner.
The new Bank Of Mutual Redemption was admitted as
Que q TIE assoca'ed banks OF Boston at meeting a
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CONGRESSIONAL NoyRArioSs-In the West
chester district the democrats have put in nomi-
nation the Hon. Governor Kemble who has for
merly represented them in Congress. IIaskins
will be bis opponent, but the chances are very
much In favor Of the former and against the
latter. Mr.. Kemble is a gentleman of high
character. integrity and intellect Mr.. Haskns
II just what be was al the last scssion-not much
TO brag Of Haskins' principal stock in trade for
the run arises from the fact that Greeley, at the
cost Of sixpence for zinc. has galvanized him
into complete niger worshipper without the
cue. Kemble can beat such an article out and out.
General Walbridge il also in the field in the
Third district, aud seems 10 be carrying every
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The nativity table gives 2s9 natives Of the United
Ststes. - Of Ireland, 81 Of Germany Of England
2 Of France, of Scotland, and the balance Of va
rious foreign countries
The Of cotton yesterday moderate being con
fined g. tocut 100 500 bales al steady prtccs Flour
contiu 70 rule dull, with dropping tendency in prices
eepecaiy or inferior and common grades while sales
were IL Br extent Wheat heavy and sales linn ted
fncua q parcels ~ Tennessee and Southern al prices
eiven 81 mother column. Corn less buoyant while
Ale 49, Embraced Western mixed at 20 a 53c. with
chocc cargo by steam canal boat al 54c Pork WAC dan
With Of mess q, sle so for old and OLD prime at
Ole D. aud ucw DO, Al s1s rs. Sugars we're 6rm with
Sales Of about 500 boxes and about 900 hhds \, fuI
prices. COZ e wa quiet and prices unchanged. Freight
engagements continued 10 be light, and rates without
Change u moment
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oswnco, N ", Oct o, 1858.
The freight steamer Hercules running the :, Law
renee river from Montreal, very and large boat,
blew up this morning while passing up thc Du iraiia
rapids, eighteen miles below ogdensburg All the crcx
are missing but two, who badly burned that Is
doubtful they will survive. vessel tia, arrived ~
ogcensburg tbs morning reports seeing floating in The
lower end Of Lake Ontario the upper works % s,epe<
A several freight and other boats are no, heard FROM
fears are entertained for their safety.
The gale hns bu, slightly subsdcf.
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thing u fore him by the eloquent speeches he i
making all round the district His chances seem
to be positive.
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Colonel Preston Accepts she mini-ser-hip ca
Spain.
IorrynIs, Ky, OFT o, 1853
Colonel Preston has accepted The nomination Of Ans
10 Spain
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW BvENlsG.

ACADEMY or MUSIC, Fourteenth saraaa-MAv MAREr
zIk's FARswEiL BEsEFfr-DAr AND kyENtsG PERFORM
AScEs- ERIN AsI-LIsDA III CaAAoUsN-BsLLkr DNkRTSs
xEsT-SosCs, DukTs, &c
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDiN0, SOL and sss Broad WAY.
E-nortAs sosGs DAscEs, &o.-MAsEYp BALL.
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LAURA KsENBs THEATRE, ga Brosdwsy-THr
RiyAis-FRA DIAvoLo
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wAIIACEs THEATRE Broadwny.-NoTuIsG VENTURE
NOTHING wos-NEr1uSEs DrrsAr-WIs, Nor WoS.
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EIs copal Church-Rev. Mr. Can
delphia permitted heterodox I'M u0'0
belonging to the Methodist persuasion--s- "F'''
him in administering the communion in the al.
cese of New Jersey. This was rare instance OF
liberation and liberal mindedncss, somewhat
akin to that related of famous Irish priest, who
gave the loan Of his congregation to Protes-
tant minister, on the occasion Of visitation
from the bishop. But Bishop Doane, in whose
province this infraction of discipline took place,
was not inclined to regard it in that sense. He
addressed to the offending minister an admoni-
ton, in which he characterized the act as an
"act of misbehaviour;' and Mr.. Garden was re-
commended in the most anectionate terms never
to do such naughty thing again.
Mr.. Garden appears to receive the admonition
of the bishop with all due humility. At least
he does not essay a justification of his conduct in
any Of the Philadelphia newspapers, religious or
profane. But the Protestant Churchman, of New
York, takes up the cudgels for him. or allows
him to make use of its columns. This paper,
which is edited by the Rev. Dr. Tying, the Rev.
DR.. Anthem and the Rev. DIR. Canfeld-three
SLHiHSHt WsluCo VI VIC l1pi5SOpdl OuuICa
at what il calls ridiculous and empty interdict;
insinuates that the source and character of that
intcrdict preclude its having any moral force;
recommends Mr.. Garden to treat the affair with
the disrcspect it SO richly merits, and taunts the
Bishop with bringing stigma on his order by
the desperate wriggling with which he escaped
an investigation upon serious charges once pre-
scented against himself.
This is the present condition of the quarrel.
Whether Bishop Doane, who is spirited shep-
herd of the church militant, will be content to
smile at the attack of the Churchman upon him,
and to let its taunts pass in that silence which
so well becomes the saints, we cannot say If
however, he should not be disposed to follow that
course but should come out with rejoinder to
the attacks of this trinity of clerical editors, We
may expect to see them most exquistely lacerated,
for the Bishop is hardly behind his Catholic bro
Their of New York in the powers Of sarcasm. 1t
is mighty pretty quarrel us it stands
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MECHANICS IA ALL s72 Brosnway-hNv.srs's IssTEsls
-AEGRo sosGs buRLxsouEs-B, swoRrH FIELD
CASPBElI MINSTREI.S 80 Broadway -Ermopt.s ca.
RAcTs eisrius suses hn.--Tng tyKRcRouSp RAILROAD.
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kIBLos GARDEN, Rrosdway.-PAlsR rrTx
HowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-PaA x-RAcuL-TnE
ERIyATEER OF 10
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iIJ- The new Canadian Parliament will as
semble on the 18th of February for the dispatch
Of business.
IL Blue Book recently published in Dub
lin, Ireland, states that ''in 1856. there was a
greater area under crops in Ireland, than In any
year since lS52 -
III Lately raving maniac, secured for the
protection of himself and others, in close fitting
box, with openings for the admission Of light
and food, passed through Prairie do Chen or
the cars He was from Minnesota, and on his
way TO Maine, his native State.
III In India, lately, while the army were re-
turning tn camp one of the lancers was tempted
20 poke his spear into a bees nest. when the
swarm turned out and attac ked the soldiers with
such feTccity, that they turned tail and fed both
officers and men
IL William whipple, formerly Of Rensselaer,
county, " Y. committed suicide. on Monday
near Utica. He left the house with the excuse Of
attending to the cattle, and. in precisely fifteen
minutes after, was discovered suspended by the
neck, with rope attached TO the frame of the
barn. dead-having broke his neck by thefall
Some five years since, his brother put an end TO
his life in the same manner, at the same place.
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By c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.

By c. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
= DRESS SILKS AT AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, Jan. 2th commencing at ten
3cock, shall sell at my spacious Auction Room
Iron Hail, splendid assortment of rich Dress Silks
comprising In part, viz:
Elegant Velvet a'Q uie obes
Rich Velvet Flounced Robes,
Splendid Brooade Dresses,
Bayadsre Silks, in rich colors
Rich coored hounced Silk Robes
Rich black founced Silk Robes.
Treat variety of elegant Evening Silks.d
The consignment is of recent impor tatlon embra-
chg tho latest and most desirable STYLES ard are
probably the richest and most beautiful coll ectIon o
Goods ever offered at auction In the United States
AS the sale lie positively without reserve, bargains
may be expected.
Catalogues will be ready for distribution on Mon
day morning.
erms; so aud under, cash; over S2n. 90 and 90
tcrest. "
~ B..Wlll he added to the above sale. "a fash
ionaOIe CI9th Coaks Circulars and Capes, In gray
jan25-at Z. w. BOTELER. Auotioneer.
IL THE AROVE SALE WILL BIZ con-
at IL o'clock.
t c. w. BOTELER, Auct'r,