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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-06-10
ARRESTED. The Nashville VA
,,.ta ar last Sunday says:

.Thos. F. Mosby, the young man
,..ely engaged as an agent IN the
Comntroller's Office Of this State,ano
aoa;pst whom there is a charge ol
theft in his official capacity, was ar
rested a few days since, We under
stand. at New Orleans. Deputy
Sheriff Branch left for that city yes
terday. for the purpose Of bringing
Mr Mosby back to Nashville.
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A GLASS-HOUyE CRITIC
From the Alexandria tva.) Sentinel, Oct. aad.I

From the Alexandria (Va) Sentinel Oct 23d.l
The National ntelligencer regards it as one Of its inn
pertant duties to passing history to array all the evil
dences of diversity of sentiment among the members Of
the democratic party, The anti Lecompton and the pro-
lection democrats have the pleasure OF seeing even their
whispers put upon record evidences Of democratic
strife, although the impertuabe cgons Of the party
tach not half the consequence them which the Intel
gencer considers them entitled to- sThe wish is ia
ther to the thought with our contemporary journal
when it dissolution in what is mere temporary dis
order.
But VIC would commend our cotemporary's attention
to the condition Of the opposition the democratic party
Will it not discharge its duty to its readers and to poster
ty by also collecting the evidences Of as concord 1t
cannot tell even the name Of this opposition for 1t will
not rally under single name, in the battlefield
Is it the republican party Ask the Richmond Whg
Is it the American partyl Ask Seward. Even here in
the South when it is attempted to assemble the oppo
nens of democracy the call is for 'whigs Americans
and Others --' Others a sort of s.&c y
With such evidences Of unity, the Intelligenoer may
well employ itself for some time. sSls ~ w Il
But let us come to measure of policy Only the
other day the National 1ntegencer earnestly condemned
any effort to acquire Cuba nwise ii practicable and
as impncticabe If wise Only tho other day the Rich
mond Wing, leading coaduor Of the Intelgencer, de-
cared itself In favor of the acquisition of Cuba We pre-
sent this as single illustration, and topic.
Let contemporary extend his researches and he will
find that If the democratic party have their points Of diff
ference their aversares have scarcely point Of agree
ment. 4f3 f4,s. 8sf33s f88
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes

Il finding that discriminating public bestowng their patron
exhibit
their stock enlarged their extensive
and saeoom on Broadway No 25l of Murray street.
pose the City Hall This enlargement warehouse with tho
extensive enlargement their factory win enable the subscr
bers Keep hand at all larger c and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in tho world Particular
enton will be had TO constructing private families match
with other furniture for the security plate and ewey
Also
Will keep hand and make money chests
DOORS and bunk vaults Halls pa,en
store doors Jones patent Formulation Crygers
patent letter lock, without key, M
.., s. c. HERRING & Co., ~ .
Nos 1856, 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, Murray ST., New York.
's@ II. CoYIE & CO., Agents
-, Washington, D. G.
B. w. KNOWLES Agent
May 9o--1y MHus Richmond Virginia.
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

II Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative
says the s. Louis Democrat publish letter
Wood ofths city from gentleman Maine which speaks glow
have its coming from reliable source cer,iGcaes
e guarantees of truth the Doctor needs useless
BATH, Cie.) Jan. 90 1856.
rRop J. woop CO. Gentlemen Having my attention called
S was induced 70 make application OF upon hair,
had become quite probably third whte whskes
oone Of your Hair Restorative, found
proving what ad wished used
INC world that the white hair has totally disappeared both
psese more soft and glossy twenty
yS Yea am now sixty years old good wife, at the OF nifty
The above notice you for your valuable discovery
assured That whoever will rightly directions viii
nave occasion TO contradict my
@ anu resident here for the last fifteen years and known
OF m every one here aud adjoining towns Any make
~ with attached service wish
preserve the beauties Of nature in others well myself
A. & RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE Jan. %, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROP wooD: Dear Having had the misfortune the best
oruo my hair the yellow Orleans
1924 was induced make preparation found
glossy, no words can esprs INV onoaons 10 Won n giving 10
the afflicted such treasure n FINiEY Johnson
ana dnS andcrsiGnd X Bragg Is minister regular standing
nu % pastor Of the Orthodox Church Brookhed
heSq gentleman Of great influence universally beloved
rsof Woop Dear Having your Hair Restorative
h me pleasure 70 say that is effect has been excellent ii
@ a which have been troubled chhood has
have ass ny na % which was becoming g rs original color
proht, s''a's ~ t e pN' = -
Yours truly, x, BRAGG.
Tho Restorative put up ii bottles Of thrco sizes viz large me-
Gum and small holds half pint and retaiis Tor Que dol
en Than the % rss ss a. 'ass So ss p1r cont I'M more
be quart ory per cent more in proportions and rcls for %
wooD co. Propreors 8l2 Broadway New York I'm Tho
n f Nsg YORK Wire Railing fsaolhmcni and III
And And sold BY all good pusgs aud Fancy Goods Dealers
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ONE or THE EUROPEAN PorENT4rEs

Many Of readers may not be of the existence
OF such Prince Charles III of Monaco But there is
European Prince bearing that title, and his kingdom is
situated rocky promontory, in the Mediterranean,
between Nice and Genoa, Formerly, the prncpaiy of
Monaco contained 53 square miles, and population NUM-
bering less than 1000 souls but recent revolutions
deprived the rcignng Prince Of portion of his domin
IONS and his rule Is strictly confined to the town of
Monaco with population Of about twelve hundred per-
-AIenton Roquebrunne and the surrounding parish
es having in rebeous manner, established their inde
penlencc. Nevertheless, Charles iii. still possesses all
the privileges of monarch He create nobles dis
tant coin money His predecessor made 80 liberal
of this coming attribute of royalty that the neghboring
states had In sefdefence to prohibit the circulation of
Monaco money in their territories, The sovereign, more
over as the correspondent of London paper says enjoys
the power of raising armies and equipping fleets and
nothing could prevent him. if he felt Inclined from
declaring war against Russia France But, happily for
the human race Charles ILL., is Of pacific disposition
and hostile to those ambitious ideas which must be
nured by blood.
He however, possesses standing army composed Of
volunteers This force Is divided into two corps-the
police and the o,rabneers. The rst-nancd corps
pyses four commissioned officers and three prvates
the second Is composed of two commissioned officers
winded. 1t sometimes embarks in small divisions
boats in the port, and proceeds not any scheme Of
invasion -but fishing. There is one brigadier, who
ought to be made field marshal, keen Is the glance
with which he detects the presence of fish off the coast
The army Is very good hunorcd and has but fault
an excessive love of garlic. The maritime power of
Monaco is defunct its last representative pilot selling
cabbages in Nice In fact, perfect cricaturc
royalty cannot be imagined
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L,XrENsIoN OF THE anew BOOK STORE. !"

LNXTENSI0N OF THE anew BOOK STORE
Ia FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully Informs his tho
extensive alterations and improvements in the consruc
completed. In addition 10 large and
o nca stationery American and European
established Rnc art gallery W The rear q the
where viii be novelties ART, and All the
public fhe leading Earopean journals be-
ing regularly reeciycd
Pbp having Correspondents the European cities Is
orders advantageous terms and
from long England and America feels confident In The
satisfactory OF all orders ntrustcd TO his care
N FRANKLIN PHILIP,
bookseller Stationer
Aug S-l $50 Penn. ay, between 9th and 10Th streets
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The grading Of the Florida railroad finished ON the
goth inst and the whole route is in readiness for the
rails, except the tressel work at Cedar Keys which IA
rapidly progressing TO completion The track laying will
soon be resumed at Cedar Keys and the point 70 which
the iron has already been laid and tho speedy compe
ton OF the road may be coafdeptly anticipated.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1859.

QuARrgRah hsER's OFFICE U. s. MARINR CoRs,
Washington, Sept. Is, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS viii received this Office until Thursday
the 2S, day October next O'Clock furnishing
tons United tho following stations for tho
year 1852 yz ...'
ChaesowD Massachusetts,;
Portsmouth, Now Hampshire;
Brooklyn, long Island, New York.
...a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, florida; and
n',a Washington District OF Columbia.
Each pound quarter Of fresh beef
Of pork eighteen ounces OF bread made
supcrnne -four at the option OF the
pounds Of good coffee twelve
pounds eight Of beat white beams
vinegar salt four pounds good hard
and half pound OF good hard dipped aow
candles, hundred raicns. r.a...@.
shall be delivered the order tho command
station either in bulk by the single ration and
choice pieces Of the the pork
pork and the groceries to be Of the best
quality OF kinds named All subject to inspection
accompanied with the OF two
sureties udeenoy bc certified to by officer the
government.
containing advertisement this Office
nation.
To proposals ons for and addressed
the undersigned. d. J. SUTHERLAND
Major and Quarermaster
The Integencer Evening Star Washington D.
CT Patriotn Concord N H. Gazette, Portsmouth, H 'To
HEage" Brooklyn N Y. "Pennsyi
and "Agus" Philadelphia, Pa "Argus Norfolk Va and
Pensacola Fa will publish above three times week till
BILL accompanied by OF adyer
isement, to this orice for payment
Sep 20-eotd
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,
Bankers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
4 available a principal world Also,
hie credits, for use in Europe, China, &C.
May 2s--Gmos sg a..a -...
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GUNNER ARRAN G The steamer
- GE0EGE PAGE will follows: .a.4 sa&Ha
Leave Alexandria at 81 o II o'clock p A, and O'clock
m. i I. at # i . <.
Washington at o. o. II O'Clock, M 35, and o'clock
p m. sf3A
The THOMAS coIYER when the route, will At opposite
hours. Fare Is etl>
whaeys omnbuses connecting with Page ColIyer win
Capitol Pennsylvania avenue
he time tho boats leave Alexandria.
June S--eod--tf RICHARD WAIIACH, President.
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fTNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co

TTNIIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
II or NEW YORK
Not February 1858, si6s5ops o. SECURED in STATE
bonds and mortgages o. first class
FREDERICK Winslu president Isaac Abbott secretary.
A. yP Garncit A VI, exaAnng physician l65 Ninth
Pamphlets and further Information may be obtained
CHARLES DE StInEN, Agent
June 22--dome No. t07 Seventh street
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DICH SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1855
IN GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Superintendent Commissioners appointed
by the Governor
s37 5oO-Iotery for the STATE DELAWARE
Class 2f7 for 1858. WILMINGTON
day, NOVEMBER 0, 1858.
T5 number I0ttery-13 Drawn Ballots.
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The wheat crop Of Canada in ls5s according TO re-
turns received at the Bureau Of Agiculture Is about rs
per cent below the average of ordinary years These
returns from fory-sx different countless OF which
thirtysi in Upper Canada, where alone wheat Is
grown to any considerable extent.
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NIUIltEa 1IAN NELIEKS-NEW AlthANGE Il
IN MENT WITH E.--FR0N WASH
iNGToN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD NEo fast daily lines from Washington for tho South
Southwest bcrths o 9th Bis
M p Passengers morning obtains fine
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 3 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full view Mount Vernon BY the
evening boat they insure good and Of four hours in
berhs in Richmond in timo
with all tho trains for the South and Southwest.
great mnl conveyed this being Al
miles 100 miles less raoadg than other route
making certain connexions 10 i
FREDEuoKsnuG coSp PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WEpoS
WIsiygros ~ c. CHARLESTON, c. AUGUSTA GA: MONTGOMERY
AN MOBILE, ALA NEw 0GLEANs SOUTHERN
...E.
Also at Richmond with the Danve Southde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads '.' ...
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danyile, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
lynchburg, knoxylle AtlAnta
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For through tickets and further Information OF the route inquire at
the southern ticket Office No. 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot 9th street
GEO. T. MATT1NLY,
August lily f# Ticket Agent.
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE.

FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
70 Carr u. C. MsiGs, u $. Engineers. r'.-..E
We the undersigned, residents OF r-, In the State OF
hereby, Jointly and severaily, covenant with the
United States guaranty, the foregoing bid Of
accepted WILL within days after the acceptance
said bid execute the same, with good and
sufficient surces perform furnish the articles
advertisement under which
made. Aud in tho said - shall fail 70 enter into
aforesaid guaranty to make good the difference bo
said aud the noxt lowest bidder
ABB
u
hereby certify that the best OF knowledge and belief the
above named guaranors good and sufficient
Oct l--eodtd EF
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
ns his oce bis residence Franklin Row corner Of sns
devote hts attention prncpa
" 10 Ia the United States supreme Curt
OF 2s-du
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ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENT.

James r. speer Of rittsburg Pa; for Improvement in
metallic hoops for fastening cotton bales Dated De
ccrnl'er ], 1857 Additional improvement dated Octo-
Der 26th, 1858.
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1000 Northwest guns, flint lock.
.lnn IL "a ,,,raps,i.r lnci

200 :" I" percussion lock.
Proposals will
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore New Orleans st. Louis
Meph Cincinnati but the cost Of the transportation of the
the proposals where the same articles shall be proposed to be
Goods American manufacture required sy quality
will be preferred but the samples blankets and cloths
order meet the peculiar tastes and wants Of the Indians
all bidders therefor must furnish samples Of them for the examination
must also ke manner be Furnished from which the
nhed by the bidder the price for each must be distinctly nd
The articles respects
equal with the samples which bc this Office
They will bc ~ inspected and compared with those samples by
appointed for that Such be unequal
thereto particular will DO rejected in which the contractor
three days or done they purchased
pense Payment win be made for the goods received invoices
bc understood that all bids for furnishing tho said articles
may be rejected she option ~ % o. ,s dep @ ana a none from
with the United who manufacturers
the fact that bidders arc such be ey
the certificate the collector Of the port where
The right will be reserved require greater less quantity
and the proposals must embrace the articles with the quantities
thereof they arranged In said schedule with the prices
be carried and footed up for
They ,houd be submitted with the following heading
w hereby TO furnish Tor the service OF the Indian
department. and according the terms q It's advertisement therefor
aod 3@f I @ s se ssay @ @ e a. a o % s
for deliverable In the cy Of Boston New York Philadelphia Bal
may bel the first day April next such
the 1859 be ordered by the Commissioner Indian
rs; wei will also furnish the prices
ona quantities OF the same kinds and qualities Of goods be
required for the service OF the Indian department during the
1852 deliverable above sed and this proposal be accepted
there the words Sin whole part IL than
proposed for for wei WILL within twenty days thereafter
contract accordingly and security satisfactory the
sone Of Indian Affairs for the faithful performance
Each proposal must be accompanied by In
ing FORM TO be signed by responsible persons whose
surcency must be certified to by United States Judge
We hereby Jointly and scyeray that above bidder
bidders shall be awarded TO him
his (of th bid proposal viii
gy the requisite security for the performance thereof
prescribed advertisement for goods
October 81 1855 and in the event of his (or e) failure
hereby and bind ourselves heirs
United
per cent the amount Of said bid proposalp
win required in the tho bid faithful per
6f the contract with surctcs
certified by United judge
proposal he considered that CONFORM IN an
particulars the and directions OF this
CHARLES u. MIX, Commissioner.
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special Notice to Subscribers.

RxrEs on ADVERTISING
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Ezra Clark, Of Portland, Me-; assignor to Seth Clark
o Wcstbrook, Me Design for cast metal tablets Dated
October 2Gth, 1853
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George g. King, of Seneca Falls, N ", assignee O
Charles N Lewis Of said Seneca Falls for improved
yentilatng attachment to be applied TO pumps Date,
November 18th, 1887 reissued October 10th, 1853
Samnel II. Jones, Of York, Pa; for improvement il
elliptic cushion for railroad Dated April 27th 1888
rcissucd October 26tb 1858
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Tickets $10--halves S5-quarters 81 SO.

Lottery for the Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
25g WILMINGTON, Del, Saur.
day, NOVEMBER 20, 1858. ..".. .,
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITuTE :

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE =
IL The Fifth session will commence Octohs- /, ,..o
ana clos" the last Thursday in June. 1859 '''
No material changes in the general Man ara
lonnn 70 pe desirable but 1t is hoped the experience
teachers new secured will give greater facility and
success Ia carrying out the system which has al
'es Rsy Toa ier ,he institute , 80 high position
tident, which he has occupied from the bspinpino
ana WIN devote bis attention exclusively to the IN
structlon and Supervision of the school benr fraed
from the care of ths bosrdsls
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CRAs II " INsToN and his Lady. in whom
he highest confidence. Professor Winston il; aiso
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts oil the University
ct virginia. and recently Professor in Transylvania
University, KY.
The Trustees are In correspondence with a gcp.
teman OF deserved reputation Professor OF Matt,-
emaiics, whose name will be announced at an early
The services Of Or A LEWIS as Professor Of Nat.
urai Sciences, OF Miss NARY THOMPSON as instruc.
tor IN french, OF Dr BUcHLER as teacher of Ger
Ian, have been again secured; and additional as
sstapce will be provided for instruction in the Eng
usn branches OF the Colls giate Department Miss
JANE srANARp, Mrs ANN Il Mallory, Miss MARY
Z bArHRoP and ii ISIS MARTHA 1oMpKINs y i'll have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLApP will continue to be the Principal Of
the music department, ana will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
Will be- made for instruction in painting drawing,
and other ornamental branches
TBsMs-PKR SESSION OF NINE MONTH";:
Ha,fpa able III advance Oct l. the remainder Feb u
English Tuition in Preparatory Department e.s)
French in Preparatory partmspt.......... Il
English Tuition in Collegiate Departing nt...... n
Ancient aid Modern Languages, each........ "a
Music on Piano or Guitar. So
Drawing, Needle Work, or Grecian Painting .. %
Boarj including everything except washing. .a
au 6-2m MANLY In
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN. BETWEEN 18th AND 10Th
sTkkETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION viii be
Of September. commencing 1t ~ o'clock, p n. the
excellent Brick Tenement, located a. above now IN
rooms. besides Kitchen &C., and now rents for s2J0
Per annum The lot fronts on Franklin street 70
feet. inches, and runs back l35 feet
TakAS-One-fourth ca.h; the balance at a u and
Is months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured By q trust deed
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StaGi .aGL t. C-p l. IS
* TX Bile GLASS ES-The public are
herenr informed that in very eonp.ete SIS
rur:u1ent Of SPsCTACLES we continue to keep. Z.
>se ave dome fir IN my years full assortment ef
PEBBLE GLASSES in sfoa aud gold frames. With
IN experi- &c of thirty years in this department. OF
xnr tlsinA=s and particular attention in ada pting
glasses 10 all the requirements of the eyes,
enabled TO give general satisfaction in cur Specta-
stps
CATARACT GLASSES. also. always on hand. EYE
GLASS rs gold steel and shell of every variety
MITCHELL d TYLER,
lbs nil sfyae4
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a .-2w ~ wMA CHRISTIAN.
- 500 REWARD -Ransway from

IA the esnr lov of the Richmond ana Dsnvilie
'RsiirnaS Company, about the lst Of April
ueero man named - " LIAM RkX: but q ID
wear be ventby the name cf W y HAtrtSSS lie
"a Shaus forty yeals of age teet OF 6inches hiGh
Ssfk singer bread colrr. bushy head oi hair; he
Enps in the risht leg sc was purchased the nrst
of ,hi, rear Of X Rollins Of Fredericksburg and
i,r ar Rollins Of Wm q Pratt. aear PIedercksburG
" lliarl since away has been n about tredericss
s,ara and uEaF VIM . Pratt and Thos Pra'ts where
6s mas Chi req living lie is we'll known there He
has ala besn seen abont Richmond. Ee has " life
at Me Anderson factory. Gu The Basin
Nr PaSer. hired him last to 10, Ike mortar He
nIs, calls hiEi.selfs white washer and pissterer.
Iwtll give tn, absy8 rewsrd o. Slob II taken out
al tne stare $50 T taken IL Richmond. or any OF
the xGrFsuadi1g countless and confined in Jail, 80
tns- get hin, SAML HASTINGS.
gu 2S-dts
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11TUsEDIM
BY Alex. Nett, Auct'r.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, oROCR-

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIHS, Ac.-I VIII ssll Ct auction. at M store.
corner Of Main and 18th ST., on THURSDAY morn
ing. the % tsy of sept ccmns!cisg = 70 o'cloek.
niture. Mattresses. &c.
DRY GtUD6.--Mefino Piaids, Plain Meripos, Cas-,
Shirts and Drawers. sewing Hilk, Dtsck Thread.
Spool Cotton, summer Coats Pants and Vests, Goth
gea1. roire Antique vests, Brown Cotton. Halt
Hose Country knit Socks &c.
6kOCGeIRs-Brundy. Whisksy, Wiue. Bacon.
herrinEss wrapping Paper. Out and Wrought q silr.
catsup. Cigars, &C. ALEX NIT,
a.