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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-26
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
Trucking Trads-Re5be-ys-fs Temperance, &c.
Tr1x ar

NORFOLK, July 25 1857
The Northern markets having been glutted
by the large amount Of vegetables shipped
from this and other Southern pofts,a rs well as
the influx from Jersey, the shipments from
here have fsaRn of to n considerable extent
OF tho twelve thousand packages shipped
from this port during the first half Ct the past
week, fully one-fourth must have batn lost for
want of a proper dernarN Hundreds OF boxes
of tomatoes we~o etlptied overheard from the
wharves nt New York, while very many were
given away in Baltimore Thus we see that
the trucking trade like many another busl-
ness, has been over-done
The amount shipped during the last half OF
the past week show quite a decline on previous
shipments, AND IS the effect of the above men,
toned state of affairs. On Saturday, which is
the great shipping day, only $500 packages
were shipped OF this quantity 1,3OO went TO
New York on the steamship Roanoke; 600
went to Philadelphia o. tie Thos. Swami, and
500 on the AdelnF6a TO Baltimore.
Street temperance meetings are becoming
quite frequent in our city. AT one held on the
corner of Queen and Brewer streets, yester-
day afternoon, several persons signed the
pledge.
The commencement exercises" of the Hamp-
ton Academy will cone OF tomorrow, and
promise to be exceedingly interesting, The
festivities or the day will close with a concert
by the young ladies connected with the inst-
tuition.
The contribution box OF the Cumberland
Street M. L. Church vas broken open one day
last week. anu about four dollars, belonging
to the Home Mission Society, extracted,
Nm interesting little girl, daughter of the
editor of the Day Book, wcs bitten by vicious
dog on Saturday last, while she was passing
along the street. That dog has since been
numbered among the things that were.''
The Herald learns, upon pretty good authori-
ty that Walter s. Jtai.d, the escaped murderer,
is in Norfolk county. He takes to the woods
in the DAY time. and at night comes out to get
lodgings at some acquaintances house. He
has been seen and spoken to by gentlemen Of
Princess Anne county. He is armed, and says
he will die sooner than be taken a3iye.
Rain fell all night last night and it still con-
tinueS cloudy. PERCUSSION.
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II - y OURvU -
The ash Of July seems to have usen csisD ...,.
tad bv Americans in Paris and Lonacn ~
mn ususl spirit. Mr.. MASON presided = -.
pori, feetiyisy with dignity and grace. sno
made a speech which II highly commena.1
AR. Joux DRIcnr was present at the c..sD.a -
ton In London, and IN reply 70 senu ~
. Non-intervcntion the true policy Oh al ifee
ooxarnmcnts.. with which his name was
sorn,aa smoke at much length, pointing out
the benefits of that policy
AccrprSrAL DROWNING AND SuIcipk.-Mr'
Henry Coy. Of Henrico, has lost two valuable
.erxants hy drowning, within the past forty
e,ght hours At an early hour last Sunday
morninr a negro boy, about twelve years OF
,ge procured a piece Of plank and went into
fames river. Mt his masters landing, TO bathe.
A fter floating about for short time, he lost
his hold on tue plank, and the river being deep,
soon sunk to rise no more.
Some few hours after the above occurrence,
A valuable negro woman was spoken to for
some neglect of duty, and answering imper-
tinently, Mr.. Q. boxed her jaws. At an early
hour yesterday morning she arose from her
he'd. walked to the bank Of the river, jumped
in. and soon drowned. She was said to be
servant OF violent temper, and doubtless de-
stroyed herself TO spite her master. Neither
of the bodies had been recovered when we
heard from Mr.. Cox's farm, yesterday.
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$40 REWARD.-i will give the above
6y reward for tho delivery Of niy woman = "A
-FATIENCE who left my dwelling the :lst
<z3Vinst She has lived in Manchester with Mr.:
a. Atkinson. for several years past. She isof
full size, biack, teeth bad, and USUALLY wears ear
rings. MILES TURPIN,
~ 25-2w Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
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NENERA ABLE GRADUATEs.-Hon.J Josiah
Quincy was present Mt the dinner of the alum
ing taken his first degree in the year 1880. The
next oldest graduate, DR.. Walton, was also
present. He was born in Cambridge, rnd has
always resided in the vicinity of the sllege.
He remembers the day his father left ! szae TO
participate in the battle of Bunker Hi
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~ COMMITTEE, ATTENTION.
o. The COMMITTEE appointed by Old Do
Syack, C. B. Yarbough, A. Fignor,. and - Crane,
are requested to meet at Saunders Hall, To-
NIGHT, at IA O'Clock. Be pnnctual.
jy@-1' P.S. WREN, Chairman.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
- STOCKHOLDERS OF the Tuckahoe and James
of DUNLOP, MoNcuRE & Co, on SATURDAY. the
30th instant, at o clock p NJ.
jy s-dtd w. ROYSTER, sec'y.
K&S NOTICE...A meeting of the Stock
V>Ga holders of the "Westham Road Compn-
on SATURDAY, 50th day of July, at . o'clock, A.
NJ, pursuant to tho requirements of the 18th sec
ton OF chapter 81, Of the Code of Virginia
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MILK SICKNESS. -Ertroordiaa Fs.ai.ty.-
The mysterious disease, popularity Known in
or the 'trembles. s. prevailing with e1traor-
binary fatality III a portion of Marion county,
Ohio. The tenant of Mr.. VIM. Fisher, named
ellison, was first attacked and died. Mr.. f.
adopted children were taken. The five cases
terminated fatally, though the Republican says
the best medical skill of the county was exert
ed in behalf OF this unfortunate family. The
oughiy infused With the deadly poison that
the remedies eihpayed had no effect whatever
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Difference in favor of Hollywood. SA.o9s so
New. aside from running and distressing a large
most available spots for the enlargement of our
city, is not this sum of 4,09S SO worth Thought
two liz &-lt"I COMMON SENSE.
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A CARD am now making q very superior
"A style of AMBROTYPES. and invite the ladies'
to give me CALL feeling assured that other pic
ture has ever been invented that will surpaEs il in
beauty OF tone and finish. Those that have seen
thew have seen.
Childreus Pictures made in one second. and war
ranted to please. call is solicited from my friends
and the public generally. Respectfully,
YER J. TH0S. SMITH.
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RUNAwAYS.

IN $40 RE " AR ID .--Ranawsy from the
ca subscribers. on the 18th inst, near the Half
AWAY Station on the Richmond and Petersburg
~ Railroad, ncsro man named w LILLIAN.
.Ix>The said negro was purchased by us \ short
time ago from the TAILOR of this county and he says
he raised in Baltimore, and has beer. sallot
He is very black, aud slow of speech and had rr,
when he left. DARK pair of cashmere pants, with
a brown stripe on each side. We have no doubt 10
is trying to make his way back TO baltimore by
passing himself off MS free man. We will give
the absve reward for his'spprehcnson and colhue
ment so that we get him again.
iv 1S-3tN / DIiVAI n co.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-A desirable family RESI-
fs.1 DENCE nver the store FL BROAD stTett. fsrx
AEa nerly occupied by Miss C. Lemoses. IL 10
desirable house for mantua- r.aker, having vide
passage and good entrance. Rent $3.50. Apply to
jy 25-ts ALEX. MOTT, No. CT Main 81.
*, ROOMS TO LET. pheasant ROOMS for
ZEE youn: men. Apply st 13z. Main street, front
M1r room, up stairs. AINSlS' Old Gallery.
j.
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pleasure in informing my friends and the public,
that have just opened SAIGON; on Governor
Messrs. Belvin 4 Co.'S Furniture Store, [retired
and pleasant yet convenient to the principal points
with the Coolest and Frsshest LAGER BEER and
jy Rim. NJ. G. poNCET.
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q, ROOMS TO LET.--Apply nt
f.a TUPMAN s HULL'S,
II IL 26-6t ITO Main street.

aa jy 26-6t 10 Main street
cSa FOR RENT.-A new and neat Cottage
T.a RESIDENCE. with FIVE fine rooms, kitchen,
E1 &c, situated on Adams street, below Main
For terms, apply on the premises. jy g-st'
"a, FOR SALE PRIVATELY. two small
N@BRICk TENEMENTS, on LIST, hetween Bread
A;1 and Marshall streets, fronting 81 feet. with
depth of rs feet, nov occiped by good tenants
Title lndisputable. For terms, apply td
J. J. WALKER,
jy 22-2taw4w' Central Presby erian Ofics.
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WAN mEN.-The above number OF
w Mon can find immediate employment on The
to THOS. w. BROCKENBROUGH Treasurer OF
Richmond and Danvillc r. R., st Depot. 10 Ats
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Va The Bag Staie. Ennge!- Five sizes OF
this superior COUKlNG-R RANGE now in store,
without hot water fixtures. We can supply the
BAY STATE RANGE either Poytghle Q. Peyna
stand the pres-rrs any of tho city, and hav
ing g.ttdnd couplings, will not leak.
Mechanics, Builders and Housekeepers are in
vited to examine our assortment: as To- variety,
quality and price. GED.aTSpRETT,
jy 2l-8t .-s-~--- Governor ftreet.
NJ tirs. J. A. Williams, NJ. D., offers her
services to those of her sex. and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given TO the management OF
female diseases, and disr!aeemehis.
RKsIDEScEpn Clay, Between 4th and 9Th streets,
RlchHrfd, y4-lmf
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az FOR SALE--A small FARM OF one hundred
- Meehaniesviile Turnpike, about sIi and a hall
miles from Richmond. IN an excellent teighbcts
hood and in the immediate vicinity al ora or moro
churches. The improvements conaist OF n Dwell
ing with four rooms. ard oil frressery cut bp4d;
ings all Of wiicii are new. Also an orchard Of
choice fruit trees rT ~ ,'rs
1t will he sold for one-fourth cash 1.-THE hsssnes
credit of one, two and three Year,. WI bnser
est Possession given immediately l,RrH NJ
jy8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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WANTED TO HIR E.-Colored hands to work
w on Msssts Train qR ahs RgfEaA By m sGas, or
os o3,Ios & E fee IePpR R. Co.. ~ 'i Guy
Richmond. 18th April, 1859. { ap @-ts
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RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA, /

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA,l
July II, 1859 {
MIR. EDITOR lin passing across the bridge
wi at Weldon. N. c., on Thursday last met
with n man who said his name was Parrish. but
could not tell where he came from. He seemed TO
be crazy. talking about Blunt and Hanovcg Court
House. | examined him and found his SKULL Groke
with weight. He said he wanted to die. So, about
that time, he leaped off the bridge into the water
and never rose after rolng down. 1t you know
anything of Blunt, send him copy.
Very respectfully. IN
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- .CHISWICK, FOR SALE.-Ths sub
scriber offers for sale, privately, his FARM,
.-h- called =" Chiswick.'' stusted Is miles westof
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road, There
lent meadow. One taird is under cultivation .sna
in gopd heart. The whole is ihclossa And divided
into fie,as,
The improvements consist of an excellent one and
half story framed Heuse, with brick basement,
- -. 49,, corn house, smoke house, Kitchen,
w., W. heuse Sc &c. Tho orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health Of the place 10 pro-
verbal! good,
Persons interested are invited to coil and exam
inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two GOOD COWS for sale.
iv Int T.
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1ErKf{ y5E s Ri t1 ~ sI Il ss $3.50 4
~ 800 q. O. v. ~ 100 ssc,s Nh !;
sfsfs Il isss .s VI s q
'1Ti & soassins .soae OWE THOUSAND AcnEs. Of
rhn ss = ss sss ssss
-: ss 1s.ssass sifs
s: q % 81: s.. sss q: e
sIfss. iana rsss gradually from tho rysr i fsny
undulsti1g, and every portion Of it - drained with
s., 81 ss and Hay si'afss. aI
den and Dairy. on the PIscs. from yhieh = sold
ys,h e ,ssssessss co. ys.l ssqs. T..
div realized from the w6sat Corn. Oats snd Hay
There f. or the place a.. epl1rsscls ~ poo.iss
OF choice fruit, and numerous Springs VI tho bss.
Wi TSe proximity Of tho Farm to Richmond ana
Manchester makes large portion Of i very valas-
BE Tor building lots and market gardens, and at the
Same time furnishes great facilities Tor obtaining
On the side next the river are valuable sites for
site Rockets. which have yielded good rents and
will become Of great value.
hookin. to its present profit from cuitiysnns ne
property was ever offered ia Virginia with saual
Tho ssnss and ssoef viii be sold with the land
or separately, as the purchasers may prefer
P0 sos. apply & q Ja.sps MAss
80 FOR SALE. a SPLENDID LOCA.
oTION FOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
~~ on THE MIC TURNPIKE,
ONE MILE FROM RIcHMOND.--The sutscri-
bers have been requested TO sell privately, one OF
the most beautiful lots Of LAND anywhere IN tbs
Of the Mechanicsville Turnpike. near the :sll gate
and contains 49, acres, and 10 part Of wha. Is
called 'Woodvilie Tract" Il il well enclosed,
has an orch, rd Of choice Frut Trees, few small
Buildings, and . we'll of excellent water. We will
sell the entire place, divide 1t into three four
lots, to suit purchasers. a. may be deemed best
Apply to G0DDlS APPESON.
iy 25-6t Apctionseu
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ALEXANDRIA.

- ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 81, 1859.
The meetings Of the stockholders Of the Manas.
sas Gap Railroad Company, aud the Synod of Bal.
timore and Presbytery Of Winchester, has brought
together one Of the largest crowds Of strangers
that has convened In our city for long time
The hotels are literally crammed, and business Is
The stockholders Of the Manassas t,ap Railroad
met yesterday at " O'Clock, in American Hall
Mason Bare, Of Rockingham, was appointed
chairman, and Edward Green secretary A CON-
reported that suficient amount Of stock was rem
resented to allow the meeting to proceed to bust
ness. The meeting adjourned until TX O'Clock
last night, when the reports Of the President,
adopted. Edward c. Marshall was by acclana-
ton reelected President Of the Company Five
hundred copies Of the proceedings Of the meeting
we. Were ordered to be printed In pamphlet form for
In November, 1885, was fixed for the time and
journed sine die.
Yesterday afternoon the steamship Mount Yer.
non sailed Tor New York with twelve passengers
and besides other freight, she took 500 barrels
-four In coming from Washington here, she
grounded on Arlington, where she lay ali day
Wednesday until Late at night, when the high
lady from Maryland named Thorn, was Sc
verely injured yesterday morning by being caught
In the machinery Of the steamer Alice Fox. The
services Of Dr.. n. M. Lewis were Immediately
procured, and the Unfortunate lady received every
attention. Her injuries Of so serious nature
that fears are entertained for her recovery
The numerous lady friends Of the Relief Fire
company, fand they are numerous and pretty
too-we mean the ladies,) are busily engaged In
the Decoration Of Sarepta Hall,
prior TO the opening Of the fair on Monday night
DIR. Bcale's Panopticon at Liberty Han. 10 still
the great point Of attraction; and tomorrow night
being the last opportunity Of seeing this beaiiti.
ful representation Of the War In India, we advise
all to 90 and witness IT, CAlLos.
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LkAvrswoRrH, X. T., Oct 2O.-At 3 O'Clock
ms morning IRE broke ont In Basford,s billiard
before the flames could be arrested fifteen build
ings and their contents were desfroyed. The 70
10 estimated at SLID 600, and 10 about two thrds
covered py insurance An eastern ofAces. Nor
Russell, Major 4 waddells stores were con.
snmed and their loss 10 $1,000, half insured.
The other principal sufferers are lucas. Moore al
Co, X T. Allen, g. NJ. Ferrill, and J. p Apple
were also entirely consumed : :
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Nsw York Maytes..

NEW YoHx, Oct. 2l.-Flour 10 buoyant st.ts
es7os4 rs; Ohio IS .<sa5 90; Southern Is 3DsGs Is
Wheat has an advancing tendency; hoids1 de-
mand an advancs Of 1a2c-, which 10 checking
ant ssles unimportant; MIXED o. os; white 81.
Pork 10 quieS mess e15 % prime 90 s0ssio IS.
Lard !. quiet at iia1lx. Whisky IL dull ana
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but closed duh and heavy Chicsro ana xoeh
Island 63x; Ill. Central shares s7K; do. bonis
ssx; Michigan Southern 1ex; New Ysrk Centssl
so&; Resding 3; NIL. and Mis- 8; Va 90 s1K;
Mo. So stxi u 9. So q 1874 La.
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~ a. 0xGGN, Auctioneer. ~ floF
fkgsrEkS eAtE or yALUA erR RIAL;
suiy e e go s9ss 5nS
teserd? fos Wsskiie5os cSenfx. ~ - ijst;ct al
CeeemblS te1csbs6Fi ben VI l,os WEDNE36XY.
tas - 81 e Noysmbef, lei, e 4 Gofock 3. n,
re s g ses Or q ound and
M - u.s. n. 81 ger ss ss q:
3: 'I,Pi sss bsiss e sc sisI
assss :.ss s G i;s1 ss &. ss Gun ss
s:FEiy tss i,nsos 80 ivs.ls !shisssii! -;
:3R s;.; 70 81 90 e s 81: ;;s
sonthesIy sfysa.y 60 -! c. q - g 49,
TIA sp sss ss:s ! g: ::s,fs sS...
@es ~ s.ftk - 80 -. e l., -.
2c9ttd - ssees beaeiaG $780, iSSSsS1 ~ =,
~ s g Sc 90 80 ~ l,Sss.E: :
: = . IS 81 fIsss ~ = 3 -
}ssss3l2 go 80. ~ q - -, - = n q
is.slis.ss ssi' "a. 49, - = = = = )
III slzs.4yI t::s. -
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BAIrIneiE, Oct als-Flour a arm; Howard
g sT.ss - IN whe.t d arni ned On ~; whis1
s5c. Provisions dun; mes pork as SO. prfms
$ii2s; bacon sides los. Whisky Il Arm Il -
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N.w osLE.ss, Oct. aI.-The steamship ca.
The general health Of the city was good. : =
sugar hrm and active. steiDg exchange sfif
At hH premium Sight drsfd on New YORK
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By o. G. SAGE. Auct,on..r .

AuctlQuGGr.
TfFS 1ssTT e gI SALE CO.. OF A vAhUAsI;E
LA The slst Instant. ct IL o'clock m This pros
srsy WI be SOLD q Virtue Of two deeds tnat *
wife, and duly recorded 10 the land records Of said
county. This property fronts on Middle Tnrueifs
Road, situated siI miles from Wsshinaton and sxs
ESosn =. sSnss. az F.l Bsis II. fIH:. Ro.a:
consist O. good Dyelling -house, containing IL
ICONS And cellar, two large Barn. csrraEe-hooss,
SSnse SDd 81 csSs- s1 Wo.shp Too
dred trees OF choicest fruit. TSis fspw ws,I
wooaed and vste!ed. and 10 in nigh state ef cult
Joining tact; mostly IN wood, and frontsnr sssd
sornp,ke, saa wiii make good garden farm or
Terms Of sale; One third in cash the remainder
IN ope, two, and three years; the psyments
70 pc secured by adeed of trust on the property.
PERSONS wishing TO purchase viii do Ieil to call
ssis Lsm R5fas.i fRsElsa' 70 the day Of
cHAs. H. UPTON, ( Trnstses.
90 Io-eoo - - o. @. SAGE, Auet-
TRUSTEES sALE.-By whine Of . d..a :,
corded IN Iber ]. A. No. 50, one of the and rec
Ss and a shss SoSnt District Of Cosn
On MONDAY, the 18th Of November. at o'clocf >
ds:ea q being q;
which b. he of j fS Feet
s., No =. With III Tie im sSo,ssS m L,Sss
buildings 20 the same beansinr sno
Terms. One third cash balance in 9 ana a
DEED Of trust taken TO secure the deferred n. est.
The terms Of sale are not complied with within
I'VE days the undersigned reserves the night 10 re
Altar e. the cost OF the purchaser
90 ia-eo r. p. JACKSON. rm.s..
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Large Receipts Of Geld Dust freu Ptke,s
fEea Peak.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2is-The Republicau s>vz tbsf
party has arrived at ST. yosepb,s from f,he,s
Peak, with 500 600 In gold dust
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The First 6new.
DuSki1K, N. ", Oct. 2O-The nrst snow of ths
season fell here this morning, and there are ind.
cations Of more. ="
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BY J. Q. MsoufRB Co, Assneps,re.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR IRON
sArTki3AV ~ Hn w 4sSlSs d Ss5ssFysss
oelosE, g iks 6ssiiss scsss e CSUSs brc;ser,'
We shall ssiI sks Office Funit.fs. e, sc.Ssss,
ssIsr!eI IreasAfe, by sssar.s 4 Msrvin. ksI'lis !
soiid naAsse1y WIitiEG Bssks ssd Tables, vish
m.So.s ss = sstcsets and pigeon holss,
SS::ssss s. Sisss i:::.s
de- = - te'N rixssres. Wtndew ehsdes,
o. as1% e !, go sDd I'D asd. over sA.. sum-
sotss. bssSiss Tor Satisfactorily sndorssd
% ee-d ., .. c. MeGurRE q CO. A..
~ WALL & BARNARD. Auc,io, e1-.- : |.
HoUsEHoLDs AND KITc1EN sS1Ts ~,
MONDAY MoRNtifSS,t;;.e u, Htcu:s Az AvvIicr-0s
ys VII 'sll = Mr. obissons Bos,a....9 ,aloss.
nd q strssts ~ es o. Penn avenue. 10 h;
R,9siss; LIABLE as csSsEs snd SI.s: war.
shsd.: ana caStsin; B:ss and hsssr sss:..ds
Z ans q. aadecsheI Beddins. 3 - - -.
Kitchen Utspsils, Gas Pipe and Fixtures, &c. ~
oe god WALL 4 BARNARD. Aues.
By J. G. MCGUIRE . CO., Asenopeers.
ExnELLENT FURNITURE AND HorsE-
1 M6RNs t6Ss5is S !. 3 YEP Yep
- tr.taoffCc VI MOO. w neeIof, EHo. ~
sfreet between 10th snd 18th ssrpefs We skail seji
EzSs sa;r mahogany case Piano fOfts, By Andre
suGs,l.! rosewood plush and broossssls covered
Arm and Psrior Chairs. -. --7--'
Silt frame French plate mantel and pier Glasses.
E S,n5, TesgoXs, Union Chairs, Rocker.
ttAnsn marble Centre Tables, Marble top Tsbies,
Remesk and Lace Curtains and CornIce shades-
Hendsoms Dresden Card REQ, liver,
Vases And Ornaments
Two elegant and oostiy Kilt parlor Chandelier.
sopeti,1ns Brussels. psrlor and Stair Carpet, OIL
kk =, Secretary and Bookcase,
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges,
~ NJ nsii C1eirs, hat.trse. glt window Shades.
Mahogany Dining AID Card Tables Work Tabies.
nina, Siess and Crookery Ware,
shyyev5,p,ssed and engraved Tea Set, Castor and
Rosewood and walnut Bedsteads.
bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillovs
HAIR and Husk NJ Mattresses, Ere
Clocks, Fire Irons, Rugs, he
Iogetner WITH Cooking Stoye and q rsnersl a.
,soItment Of Kitchen Requisites.
IsIms: SS and under, cash over that sum a
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