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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

FLUSH TIMES AHsAD-THE AUTUMN CARNI
Valve are now iu what is called the dull sea-
son in metropolitan trade. fsrhiou, fiaery and
1ummery of all sorts. Yet we fail to notice any
marked dlmlDution OF the gayety of the town.
The fashionable hotels are crowded to the
twentieth story, Broadway is th1pnged these
pleasant summer evenings with promenaders,
the theatres which remain open are well filled.
and the number Of those citizeus who have left
their homes for the ocean beach, the mountain
side, or the health giving spa. is more than made
up by the floating population which pours in
upon us in great floods FROM every part of the
Union. Cubans and Californians, men from the
West, men from the South, are with us, and even
staid citizens of Philadelphia and solemn
burghers Of Boston find relief from their right
angied quietude, OF their crooked fanaticism. in
the cosmopolitan atmosphere Of the National
metropolis.
They might do worse. New York is not such
bad place at any time Of the year, and if kept
moderately clean, as Divine Providence aad
Colonel Delavan are keeping it just now, it ia
perhaps the pleasantest sumuer resort 10 the
Union. Aud people have already begun to fiud
this out When the Central Park is finished.
there will be no real occasion Tor any one 70
go out u town. We shall then have real rus in
uYJe at our doors,
But With all these pleasant things in actual
possession, the prospect ahead il no less aereea
tile to the gay world Wiz regard to The Opera.
the fashionable amusement Of the day there are
rumors OF Extraordinary attractions to come.
The mercurial Siakosch went to Europe last
"Wednesday to look after something immense
aid Uilnan is to follow his new ally. Tue pon-
oerous Formes now LII Europe, has, it is said.
already engaged an Opera company, with which
he intends TO take The field early In September
The iLdcDitable Maretzek is resting from h;s
labors and conducting the great mueical festivals
at Jones' Wood. III the theatres and Other,
public amusements there is to be q healthy coda,.
petition during the next season.
In the world Of trade, where people me'Se tn,
money tr the world Of fashon to tpep d, there
art signs OF a heavy autumn work. The, late news
from Europe, which gives ue the Intelligence of
the Cessation O. the war, ana pr onises speedy
peace, hes set all the stock job,ers up to the top
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ton Mayor TiemanD for reno suiua.,.sp, but We
ar> len 'gporsnt ny what psrty be is to ee tak-o
up we ask. WHY would not such effc,eG, off.
GERS "a Captain SUitb, Superioteode OF
Streets, or Colonel Dslavau, City Inspector, be
most suitable caDcidatesi
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THE UPS AND Downs OF FINANcE.-Tbose who
bubble in stock iobbiDg operations need TO have
above all things, q philosophical turn Of Mid
and temper not prone to be sgitated on
slight provocation. Like gamblers, they re
quire to drill themselves to evipce no emotion,
whether the cards bring good or bad turn oil
luck. There are but very few people, however.
who possess the requisite GOODNESS and calmuese
tor the profession OF gambler, whether OIL toe
Stock Exchange or IN the gaming saloon; auo
hence it is that panics in the money marker
usually present such extraordinary features.
To day piece Of intelligence Will send up
the IcuIy IN the financial thermometer To-
boiling heat and to morrow a like cause VIII
send it Gown to the freezing point. la this no
certainty consists she chief charm of stock
gambling: and 1t is in this exciting game that
fortunes are LOST ard won in day.
The war in Rally furnishes Us with two re.
maIkahle examples of the sudcenness VIII
which the stock market is affected by intelli
geuce calculated to alarm OF To soo,he the public
mind. When it WAS made known III Londou
aud Paris that the Aus,rians bad crossed the
Ticipo into the Sandman territory, veritabie
pan'c seized upon the market, aud affected every
class of public securities in Europe. Eugllsb
consols fell in one day three aud half per
cent, representing depreciation OF a hundred
ard forty millions Of dollars; French rentes de
clined five per cent, Russian stock thirteen, Sar-
dipian SIXTEEN the Turkish loan tnirty-six aud II
ualf, and Austrian five per cent stock would not
oe touched at forty Tue depreciation OF
government and other securities in England was
estimated at seven buDdred millions of dollars
and for the whole OF Europe could not have
fallen short Of fifteen hundred.
That was the immediate financial effect of the
war news The news OF the armistice has had a
somewhat similar effect, though Of course in an
opposite direc ton, and not in the same degree.
English coDsols attained a rise Of one aud three.
quarters per cent, French rentes two aud.a-half,
Austrian nefa'liques ten, and French railway
shares from twenty to thirty. Sandman stock,
which at the time OF the first panic tell from
eighty to sixty dve was sent up again by the
events Of the war and the news Of the armistice
to eighty.three
1t is impossible to approach anything like a
correct estimate of the effect OF this excitement
on the market value Of stocks in Europe. We
can, however, see its effect On government secu
rites aud that will enable US to torn some iudg
meDt Ms to it, general effect
Nassonol d,bt Ris per cent. Equivalent 70
Great Britain. 81, Geo, OF, OoU IX SO, Ou0 600
france ..... 100 coo eco az 5t,ot0OO
Austria l,6Ou f0V 600 10 10000 900
Sardinia ...,.. I50 600, COO Is q 100000
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tween France AID her great Northern eoerny.
Russia The fruits OF the armistioe signed at
Villsfrancs fourteen days ago may be peace too
or it may be renewal 6 hos:iiities, leaving
Louis Napoleon immeneeiy strengthened fox any
future Efforts, if it does not leave him the con
etc master in Eorope
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Total rice in the securities Of the four govern

Tota! rice ia the securities Of the four govern
meats. .s2as, goo 600
Thus the news Of the armistice produced
within one day rinse in the government secu.
rites Of theee four nations equivalent ia the ag
gregate to about three buodred millions of dol
lars. If We were to triple that sum to represent
the rise in all the government and public securi.
ties Of Europe, we would hardly be outside of
the mark II Louis Napoleon bad only been in
c'ineo 10 make al operation Oh the Bourse, what
splendid opportunity he had before the ARMS.
tee wae finally CONCLUDED.
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TIE Next MAYoRALTY.-The question of the
next Mayoralty is beginning to create great
deal Of stir in our city politics Some of the
politicians talk of Fernando Wood; but we think
be Will seek higher game-the making OF a Pre-
tideht and its contingencies. Others speak Of
Fowler, the Postmaster and Of Kennedy, one OF
the sacbems Of Tammaay Hall; while some meo-
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The DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE WORLD
When addition is being made to the anpals of
decisive battles the historian will be called upon
o add that of Solferipo to the catalogue. The
fight at Magenta, though grievously disastrous to
the Austr,ans, and traueht with glory to their
Anniversaries, perhaps cannot be considered a de-
cisi1e action, for the Ausirans claim that it wss
surprise, and, though gallantly met, the result
might have been expected. But 1t was other.
wise at Solferipo. Here the Austrians chose
their own ground, took up strong line Of posi-.
uoDs on ground well known to them, and more
over, 1t was they who medira.ed a surprise this
time. Yet, in spite Of all thtse auvaatagee
added to their greater nuuibers, the defeat was
complete AID overwhelming, aud an armlst,ce is
the Immediate result. Solierno, then, ma, be
classed among the decisive nart,es Of the world
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its use az school book. l. they should happen
to be the majority in any ward, surely their feel.
iDgs ought to be respected. The Board ought to
have let well enough alone, and not provoked an
agitation which may do great deal of mischief
1t may break up our common school system.
But We hope it viii rather break up and rout
the fanatics, like the Sabbatarians, who are
insisting on Puritanical observance of Sunday,
but will coon find their whole intolerant code
swept away from the statute book The Biblicals
may fnd that the result Of their present attempt
will be to exclude the sacred volume entirely
from the schools
There are only two modes Of public education
One is that it should be entirely secular, aud the
other that it should be both secular and religious
together. The latter is the plan commended for
by Archbishop Hughes on one side and by few
Professionals on the other. These parties would
make education sectarian by teaching the children
Of each sect in separate schools. The other mode
is that which is practically adopted 10 New York.
and rs certainly the best. The mere reading of
portion Of the Bible in the way In which 1t is
read has no religious or moral tendency, aud, as
fur as that object is concerned, were better
omitted. II q selection were made consisting OF
the sublime precepts Of Chri.t, without the his.
torical and doctrinal parts, which children eau
not understand; aud il these were cut out and
arranged in book, after the manner in which
Thomas Jefferson arranged them for bis own use,
no peIson could fairly object to the reading of
this compilation, If read with becoming reve.
renee end it would make no difference from what
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

ST J0HNs, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Circas.
sian. from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived
here today.
The sailing Of the Great Eastern for Ameri.
a had been delayed mill the 10Th of October.
There was nothing doing at the Zurich con.
ference.
Ths King Of Sardiaia had received tho aenu.
.aliouS fsnia the National Assemblies of No.
draa and Parma. on their mission touching
Poe annexation of those States by Sardinia -
He Expressed has acquiescence in their action
sad promised 10 urge the matter before the
great powers, expressing the hope that Europe,
hs,4ng recognized the RICH, of nations TO form
.,.slr own constitutions, would not deny IL 70
IfNiy.
Continued military movements indicate that
The Italians are determined 10 rely on them.
selves,
As asserted that France has nearly leo. 600
troops Ia Italy,
The Spanish expedition against Morocco is
c,;tmated nj i2,oo1 troops,
COMMERCIAL.
LvEsroot., Sept. Ii Cotton Sales Tor the week
n $3.50 bales poEters takinx 7nO. All qualities
declined. bat decline of q ~ established on jnie
p ~. and market closed dali. Estimated sales FIJI
J1N were 1000 halcseXPorters taking 2pOo. Orleans
4e3r ST: WddlIng I'd: plandS fair "a middlinx
-. Stock ,a port Gls.nn bales.
advanced l.f2d. since Tuesday. Corn firm and nd
enccd 6d. dis. per quarter.
fs"rLSfnNS UNCHANGED. Pork hlm. Bacon nom
NAL Coffee irm. ice duil.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Observation-Disclosures un-
changed.
ioNpoS, Saturday noon Consols a5ss 1a51i.
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From Pixies Peak.

ST. Lorrs, Sept. 25th.-The Denver City cor
respondent OF the Republican gives a s iate,nent
Of the receipts and shipments ofgoid in various
forms by prominent business firms ia Denver
ana Aurora which aggregate as follows Re
eclptS St3,vua, shipments Si5,OO0 The yaIua-
non uf the gold Is AT the rate of AZ per ounce
which is much below its real value The
amount of gold brough: To the States by private
individuals is included in the statement.
NJ Gregory left Denver on the 18th, for Geor-
"a, with about $500
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NOTICE. Whereas, the County Court of Hem
~ rico have il in contemplation to change the 10
cation of the Poor House, the undersigned com
mttee appointed to receive PROPOSALS for =
suitable location ior the arrang cement for that
purpose, until the 50th day of the present moath,
September.t
Persons having suitable property, situated at d
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three,
miles from the corporation, are requested to com
muncate with either of the committee by written
proposition. They will state the location, number
OF acres, character Of the buildings and price OF
the property.
TIE property at present occupied an . Poor
House will he sold, or given in exchange Tor such
may he selected by the Court, from the lots Of
fered j, B. KEESEE,
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-An accident occurred
on the ohio and Mississippi Railroad about
:Nriye miles below this city, on Monday night
l. Hls occasioned by Il broken rail. One car
Wa overturned, and the rest were thrown of
tA' rack. Twenty persons were in iured, but
only one was killed
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Ernnt Hsxtco

NEW ORLEANS, September 27-Tampico
dates a. the 18th instant are received Cara
vas preparing To leave with reinforccments
for The interior. The Liberal army num-
tars -.00u. General Wolf had defeated the
Liberals near Leon, and Miramon had been
defeated by them NJ San Lonis Potosi
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4 III Ese y. fE66sstEsToN.
FENUALL GHIFFfN,
PETER y. GL1NN.
Henrco county. Sept. 18th, 1859. se ii-dtd

Henrico county, Sept. 18th. Iso9. 10 ibid
OtssrRsAsss asr M.HpsW Glass ssfrAk AIR
W. have o Just eemps.a our ssf II l..
nam and soisrsd Glass SSeS SaIs LiSsssd
its of Turpentine; 800 gallons Machine Oil 1900
Zinc T "' o a%erean and f fas % bis Coos
efs' Glue, various grades; rs bhls. Venetian Ned.
5P ss. s rsa e ssa :as W sae
In addition to this. call the attention Of whoie.
sale purchasers and others to our large assortment
III siasPss q most esss yofss s"d. sand
Artists Materials. Of every deseription Msthe-
Ensiish and French DRAWINGS Pencils. Kas-
fish and German Looking -6lass Plates; Picture
Frames and GIT a0ao VIZ. sATTLKa co.
GE sAoyIis, T5NSs and poksksnI s..s isr
;ss ssss, :,. q Oh
RIEcEs, handsoms sgd pIs,n sets n.s e sHo s1
Tofs PA R2kE ease. sssf6o ssss
s ssSs saS: M sSI OF a sa
BELLS, Of sweet tens. Builders, keasekeekers
S es supplies q *. asess Nersp press
am MISUNDERSTANDING al kinds Of Brass, end Iron
Ms.s q ros f JRarE ana FHDk3
MANUFACT0Rf, No. n Nam street, between
9Th and 9th streets. west side, klcsnon6, W. s;ox
Al Ism .. y. DkNOOM.
CH00KOE -RlcHMONl GROUND
y PLASTER.-The subscriber eegs Leave 70 70
tarn his grateful aeknowiedg monM fcf the he6Sy
patronaxe extended % his Mil hem the STATE ~
farge and North Caroiipa; aud would atAto f4at -
r. nov making improvements that Will 9aQll4 ~
ca pacity. and enable him V supply ffcsh GROUND
PLASTER promptly. sxessdinx Any esnaaaS ~
0 W.s ssoeS viii s. sntirsly Of NORA Scotia 1snp,
the rchssf and purePt thai can - seteeeods ~ ~
pIedges & finthlli adherence % he detA1qtHS4en3
g ss.tsin the 6sssssink EsSssasaoa - ~ 1Esas
10 ssoss VIE have Zee. arys. issa .as ~ z z
"a. =. md . asas g!!s| M.
TsREDEGAR lRON w cs - IN x,.x,x,.
tn =, s ss:. Fsr ;s,'ssi' sss; til
aE T R 81 M, Cs5 5ifb k 81 &
:.sSs " gu! Ay4 8 8; ! "a 4
S4HI njtt.fs, 0kis9r NfLfx z!yS III Az
EiLISs CANNON, - FL ee5ArS1s III II
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90 - n MHLhs, 3HSESES, soGARsTls
BY Thss. W. keesee, Auct..
t0ffice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
TKKdUsIrE1ECSs', !, 49, MT GENTEEL

y
AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust,
executed to the suscIibers by James T. Tyler, one
the Of Sosa u Shsh
deeds are OF record in the Clerks Office Of Henrico
coed to sell at public auction, at the residence Of
The said Tyler in the county &C HenTicn. near the
It 81 A. NJ ~ a ,s ses
used II the house
kept BY said Tyler as Saafdins house. 70 Mt;
h pans CENTRE s a sos Pss
P,rs Sss Ss.s, e. q dozen
large Stove, Boiler and Fixtures; i small do;
S Water SeSIsI; Bins, fer doaI sad meal;
shsdes; ga dozen Tablespoons; 80 do. Tea; s
Butter Plates; 8 Gream Pots; dozen Sour Plates;
sfa and ad BEG Rs
RHTny shnF GRf 81 seo ever, TSns Ss
too numerous to mention in this advertisements.
: Also, Horse; Cart -, and az Harnessi Plspsh and
tear; Harrow; snh-so,i Plough; wheeibarrow;
There will also he hired out. by the Trustees, Tor
to to- w.t. it: Little John, Willis. and sarah -
TERMS Cash. + ?. rS SkhHHRRlErr, Trustees.
nA- Sale by THos. w. KgEsEg. Auct. SO q
PoSTPoNEMENT.--Th above sale has been
unayoidsbly postponed until tomorrow tWED-
Sc Sc III u morning TNos. wye W. kaGEasEE. Auct
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son. Aact's.
I STREET, AT AUCrIoN.-Wishins to pur
9ss sa'
street, between Byrd street and the Basin. The
house is at present occupied by Mr. Henry Ross,
as Grocery, at an annual rent Of Sa0. The lot
fronts q feet. and runs back 100 feet.
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash; balance at 8. 12. and Is
months, for negotiable notes, inserest added, and
| secured by trust deed.
JAMES M. CONWAY.
| MA The above property will be sold at auction
| on WEDNESDAY, the 23ih day of September. ut
| ~ o'clock, r. NJ. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR X son.
81 ctln
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old CITIZEN RETURNED.


~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN RICHMoND:-
After an absence of few years, have returned to
reside among you, with view of enbarkng again
IN nv old business of CONFECTIONER AND
FRClTERER, and have located at No. III Broad
street, above 9Th.
The general estimation enjoyed, and the liberal
patronage bestowed in years that have long since
sped, have been, and are, warmly cherished, and
Will ever be an incentive to serve kind patrons.
and conduct my establishment in sly le that will,
hope, deserve the liberal support OF friends and
citizens. and out of the city.
Every article in my line will be found equal to
representation, and abundant in season. such as
CAKES, C A y d Els, NUTS. RAISINS, ICE
CREAMS. JELLIES. PRESERVES, LEMONS,
ORANGES, aud other domestic and foreign fruits.
Call and examine my stock of Confectionery and
Fancy Goods; they beautiful in texture and
workmans hip-caiculated to do much service, as
well as adOrn. ours, respectfully,
ANTON 10 PIZZTNI,
No III Broad ST., above 9Th.
NJ B.-Parties. wedding suppers. and Ice Creams
furnished at shortest notice. Sc PIN A. p.
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GALE OF LAND in CHEsTERFIELD.

y As Commissioner of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County, in the cause of Walter g..
Clarke ct al. VS.. Cole e ais, therein depending,
the undersigned Will sell at public auction, the
premises, on FRIDAY, the l4th day OF October,
1857 IL o'clock NJ f fair; if not. the next fair
LAND lying in Chesterfield county. about twelve
miles from RICHMOND, and half a mile south of the
ley, Cole and others and near Failing Creek. and
known the 9 Ellyson dover land" The land is
in q coal region. and may possess mineral value.
TERMs-AccordIng to decree, one third cash /;
balance at and twelve months, equal payments,
taking of purchaser, for deferred payments, bonds
bearing interest from day of SALE
c. c. MCRAE, Commissioner.
Sc 12-law3W tdtds
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!, yALUAnLE PRIvATE DNELLLNG

IA; ON FRENCH GARDEN Hill. ON TIE
s1.t EAST LINE OF 9TH STREET. FOR SALE.
We are authorized to sell the excellent BRICK
pancy OF Mr.. William Wiley Jones. The house
has 10 rooms. finished from cellar tn garrett, besides
a Brick Kitchen. The lot has front OF 80 feet
and depth oil 100 feet and has on it the city wa
ter Persons disposed ito purchase requested
to examine the premises, as without such eNaml
nation the property cannot lie properly appreciated.
Apply to GODDIN & APPERSON,
Sc 26-6t AuctIoneerS.
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Cricket Match.
MONTREAL. Sept.

MONTREAL. Sept 26.-The match Cricket
game between the Canadian and English
players here to-day resulted in the defeat of
tie Canadians.
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COAL, o,x1 1o.


COAL AND WOOD. Receiving this day BY
a1 10 s sosd si NJ. ! 6 j, WOOD.
A'so' on hand Glover Hin Lump
smith,s
and Red Ash Anthracite coax q Ysytes PRICES.
"a. Office on Basin Bank, between sth and 9TH
streets. ana NJ Petersburg Depot. seH-lm
COAL.--The depot Of The New York and Rich
y mond Coal Company, situated at the upper end
OF bread street and oppossts the old FAIR Ground,
u well supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
held Mines, with all the usual kinds for ssle-Fam-
" c5A fI'aes'"'h' Run Of the Mines. !. Ed l Hard
COAL:-CIOvER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and coKE-hAIL COAL, Of the best
s'''''' - - p'' ''au u NJ NJ D.wHrTING,
ne Its Near the Petersburg Depot.
(,OkE. COAL AND ANTHRACITE.-.Th
~ yards at corner of 10th street and Basin and 9Th
and Byrd. viii he constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and An
THRACfTE and BlTUMiNoUS. COAL, which
will in future be promptly delivered to all parts Of
September viii be as follows: Soft Lump. VIZ.
Soft Hail. 81 50; Hard Coke $40. Anthracite and
b, an at current T MS. wroru 80
CAnl'L r. HAYES & son,
~ DEALERS IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand of Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash nrenarsS
Stove, for families and factories. and White Ash
Lump feI foundry Use. 80
COAL
WEIGHED ON
r tss Ps sSss. at yard Orders
street, south side Of the Dock, will receive prompt
dttenttpu. Je 2-4m
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Arrival of Sppcie.
,IATIf ANNUAL EXHIBITfO,

NEW YORK. Sept 27.--The Moses Taylor
from AspinWail, arrived to-day with upwards
o. S20ob,GO0 III specie from California.
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BY f.. II. Cook. Auct.

A by virtue ola deed Of trust
II executed to me by GEORGE Dobson. shall sell
on w WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2sth. ut the store Of SAID
Dobson, on Main, between goth and 2lst streets,
commencing at 10 clock, A. NJ. the stock of GRO
CERES. conveyed to me BY said deed. Also, the
key OF the store. =
TERMs.-Cash. SAINT. T. BAYBY. Trustee. :.
Sale conducted by f.. Il. COOK. rs
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BY Thos. w. keesee. Auct.,
I0ffice conner 18th and Cary streetsl

Il II
coffee corner 18th and Cary streets)
5 l. + OF TEL.
l. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION-Will be sold. on THURSDAY
MORNING, 29th inst, CONNIE ncing at 10 o'clock,
at the residence of Mr.. George Woodhn, who Is
declining housekeeping, on 18th. between Clay and
Leigh streets. all of his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURt, consisting in part OF
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Sidehoard, Carpets. Oil
Cloth Hat Rack. very superior Feather BSds. Bed
steads, China and Glassware, together with the
usual assortment Of KITCHEN FURNITURE.
BY order of the Trustee.
TERMs-Cash. THOS. w. KEESEE,
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E00 pnL8, R9ckLAND LIME. INV land
s IVY in.s ~ bill !. Js@as Eisef Hsmfssl -
sa;l;il|i ii|i;'| i q 2.'gi;