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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Grand Religious and Civic Display In Naples.
Naples (July 2o) correspondence OF London Tneal
The KING went yesterday great state 10 motropo
tan church OF s. Januarus Troops placed early
nine O'Clock IN line from the royal paacet cathedral
At bali pe2t ten the king queen, and princes Of the royal
family left Their apartments They descended the grand
staircase, lately constructed Of the dnest marble, richly
scaptured Their maeetes preceded BY two cham
beriains and ten pages carrying wax candles me
royal body guard lined the sta and al tho persons
attached TO the followed As soon IS tEe kug creased
the gate Of The palace sape twenty one guns vas urea
from the five forts Of the capital IS wei - BY al the Ahp9
Of war in the barbor including brin snip Oh the mo
The cogteoe set out the following order -Four Gum-
peters OF Bufsars OF the Gud four patoous q the
BODY Guard on four videttes OF tho Body Guard
on horseback; carnage with the majordomos OF
The week another win the gentleman On duty:
smother with tie gentlemen Of the Chamber on duty:
another with the royal equerfy one with the great dign
tares or the cou-these were each drawn By x horses
ben four chasseurs Of the Body Guard En- horse.
back Biz herslfs ms; and then the royal carriage
drawn by sight horses, ner which walked st each s,6e
five pages with lighted torches Anked a. he RE he hama
by the Commander Of the Body Guard and an eauerrY
and On the left BY the Lieutenant Of thody Guard and an
tquasry After the roy ii carriage followed tho aides de-
camp OF his hsjcaty on horseback, and squadron Of
the BODY Guard Then came two videtses Of the
hutsms o. the Guard; then carriage, In which vera
seated the Counts an and Casera; another With the
Counts GTgenii and Bari the Kings brothers. af QUO
win he Coups and Countess dAluis Each Of these
rsees was preceded by two husears OF guard RS
defe sno anked by fcer Of BODY guard, and ol
o~ed by PICKET Of hussaTs After the Princes car
fe.s cI0wedttree other carriages In Witch seated
Ire sdns Of honor Of the Queen and the gentlemen %
topor of the Count and Countess aqnla
When the eoroe reached the convent Of tue aaof~AS
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PosT-OFTicE AFFAIRs.-Jacob Thomas is
sppoin ted postmaster at Summit Point, JEFF
ferson county, Va, vice Charles Is. Hancock
resigned. The post-otlicp 1T Baynesville West
Inoreland county, Va, Is discontinued
EARLY FnosT.-Ice was formed at Somer-
set Pa, one night last week, and clothes hung
out To dry Were frozen stiff The frost was
very heavy and did much damage.
The Irish citizens and descendants of Irish
meE in California have determined 10 present
a magnificent sword 10 Marshal Mac NJ ahon
the new Duke of Magenta.
The dwelling house of Robert Kincheloe of
Belleville, Wood county, Va, was, with its
contents, destroyed by fire on last Sunday
night.
Jos. F. Williams, an esteemed citizen of
Suffolk, Va, died at the Allegheny Springs,
on Monday last.
John Blake White, painter of much merit,
died in Charleston, =. o.. on the 9th inst
His Camp of Marion" is familiar TO all.
The exercises of Emory and Henry College,
Va, were resumed last week. There are al
ready 100 students III attendance.
Prof George A. Mietke, a professor in the
Casileton Seminary, Vermont. committed sui
eide n few days since by hanging himself
Peter Arnold, who murdered his three chill
dren "A few weeks since, near Freeport, Illinois,
died in prison on The l1th inst
Henry w. Herbert has been re-apponted by
Secretary Toucey, master mason at the Cos
port (Na.) Navy-Yard.
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Aucr1ou SALES.
FUTURE DxYS.


CENTEEI. HOUSEHOLD ANDKITCHEN
" FURNITURE, AND PARIOR ORGAN,
FOR SALE AT AtCTI0N.--fnt 10 remove
from Richmond, will sell, at my residence. on
Ciay, between 4fh and 9Th streets, on TUESDAY
morning. August 3uth, commencing at lvo'clock,
all of my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Par
lor Organ. &c.. consisting in part, Sofas, Arm
Chairs, Brussels Carpets. Marhle-Top Tables
Windew Curtains and Shades, Mahogany Side
board. Mahovnny Dining Tables. Mahogany and
Walnut Bedstssds. Mahogany and Walnut Blu
feauss Mattresses, Bedding, Marbc-rop Wash
Portable Hot Air Furnace, with the usual variety
OF kitchen utensils.
Also, London made Parlor Organ, imported
By John WickIam, Esq.
TKRNsrFor all sums under $50. cash: over that
amount. four months credit, for approved paper.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEKsgE. Anct.
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7 OCUsT HILL(CAROLINEJ FOR SALE.

L
II In view of removing to'the county of Hanover,
shall, on THU RSDAl; the LIST day of September,
1859. at u O'Clock NJ, sell at public auction, the
premises. the valuable tract of LAND on which
now reside, situated in the county OF Caroline.
about IL miles west of the Courthouse, Bowling
Green,l s miles from Quincy Depot. on the R.. F.
p. X. R.. Is miles from Fredericksburg. and con-
tanning ISL acres, giving those want of q prGduc
tive farm and comfortable home good opportunity
of Supplying themselves with SUCH
The quality nffhe soil is well known, and needs
commentator In the neg hborhood, being sus-
eeptbe of the highest state OF Improvement, and
now producing gbod crops of wheat. corn and oats;
and particularly TOBACCO clover. and the various
cleared land; the balance tlmbefed with oak and
pine. the whole well enclosed, and divided into six
parts, four fields, standing pasture, and a
meadow of 80 acres IN timothy and clover; excel
lent SPRINGS and streams suppl. ing every heidi
There 5 good apple and peach ORCHARD, from
early Ia late. The improvements consist oi com
Portable EILING-H HOUSE, with seven rooms
above and two in basement Kitchen. Meat House,
Ice House, Barn, Stables. Corn Houses. Tobacco
Houses and Servants Houses. and all other out
houses. and an excellent GARDEN. Many advan-
tages possessed by this farm might he mentioned;
hut surprising those wishing To purchase will view
for themselves before the day al sale, II is deemed
unnecessary.
rHE TERMS are one third Of the purchase money
CASH the balance in one and two years to bear in
terest from the day OF safe, with deed OF trust.
title retained until the whole OF the purchase money
My Post olicc is, Thornsburs. Spottsslvania Co.
viii take pleasure IN showing the premises to per-
sons wisiin. to purchase. ROBERT S. LUCK.
Caroline July q, 1859. jy 29-dIaw4wcw4t*
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WASHINGTON, August 26.-Sixteen Third
Assistant Naval Engineers have passed exam
nation, and been appointed to service
Among them were the following from Nir-
ginia:-Heury 5. Dayids, Norfolk, and W. W.
Miller Wheeling.
The finding of the Court-Martial in the case
of Major Cross is now awaiting the action OF
Secretary Floyd. The result is unknown.
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A lioWdy Shot.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.--Ienry III. FitZhugh,
one III the proprietors of the Daily Exchange,
a paper which has been fearless and unsparing
IN lis denunciations of the brutal rowdy clu bs
OF this CRY, was aSsailed in an omnibus til is
afternoon by notorious rufIian named Paul
Placide. Ar. r. drew n revolver and fired
three times, the balls taking effect in the hand
and arm Of his assallant. The affair created
considerable excitement.
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Obituary.

BALTIMORE, August 2o.-George Brown, of
Iii, banking house OF George Brown & Go,
aud James Swami both wealthy citizens, and
former Presidents of the Merchants Bank.
died This morning,
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BosToN, August 25.-The mortality in Bo.
ton for the week ending Saturday last, wa.
ninety-two, of which five Were of smallpox
For The summer season the city has been re.
markedly healthy. no contagious disease hay.
ing increased the average deaths.
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HOARnrM0

BOARD, Ac...Mrs. y. b. MENTER has taken
- the house on 9Th street, bstwecn leigh and
Clay. which was recently occupied and kept as 4
can furnish ROOMS and BOARD for several 4, mi.
lies, also. Rooms and Board 10 several sinaie nm
tienen For terms, &e.. apply at the residence IF
an 25--3t Mf9 y IA Al LsNsrur,, 3 "a
BOARDING. Persons in want 81 BUARI, GA
-. ing aes.sahle rooms by applying al the EDfSE-
Mon HOUSE, Main street. between Sill and IN
Ns -~....-.-s. au 1-Iws
CABELL HOUSE, 49,
NJ No Hs MAIN STREET, LrycHBuRe, Va.
Z pnSh ....s,,--...... PROPRIETOR.
- .. MANAGER
re- ieave 10 announce To their friends and the
pubic generally, that the Ca BELl'' lie nov
open IT has heen extensively furnished, and viii
We eosanctcd ey the present proprietor upon tho
most rn approved atsic IN all respects
a. ne location has been conceded to be the best in
.ne city, beins IN the very centre OF business ON
.he esstaess street. within few minutes walk OF
the depots, warehouses, banks ne
.Asents nave been appointed IN the principal
appear. wv w.
with ample means to conduct the business the
proprietor hatters himself that with the manage
iaent Of Capt Kyle the standard of Hotels will be
raised IN Ly nchburg.
~ Omnibusses. Baggage WAGONS and porters
VIII oe al the depots aud boat landings. to convey
passengers 70 aad from ,lie house. Tau q dim
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REPORTED ron THE RICHMOND piaPTAroHl
Re, Masn,i,e Telegraph L,me--Ogsee. 100 Eagle
Square, Main Street.
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MECHANICAL,

1898. THE FALL TRADE. 1903.
GEORGE STA RRETT, (Belvin's Row, Cover
nor ST. oilers to his customers an assortment I'M
rivailed by that of any preceding year. Our facli
ties for doing work IN and upon Dwellings, Stores,
Factories, Churches, &C., cannot be excelled. Re
sale. Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick, sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace, sizes; Hedenburs s
Patent Heater. sizes; Fire Place or Chimney
Heater. formerly known as LA Trobe' Brilliant
Burner. twarranted TO stand FREE sizes; Ameri-
can Cooking Range, for BRICK. 3sizes; American
Cooking Range rotary top, Sizes; Bay State
Cooking Range, tportable.l Sizes; Helpnleet
Cooking Stove-a new article. made for my own
trade, with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster, 5
Boiler holes, and large Oven" simple, strong and
complete In addition to the above, home fifty
varieties and sizes, suited 10 the varied wants of
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves,
Tin Ware, Pumps, Pipe. &c. at Northern prices,
attention. Those coming later Will be promptly
filled in their order, and fast the work be
we'll done.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHoVELS, TONGS and POkERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of CRATES,
I IN every style Of RENDERS, SUMNER
FoNgs ana 1es s sTen sets @
coal SCUTTLES, Cnder sHOyELS, Fire SHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers
Hover STANDS; Brass and Iron FOUTMANS: FIRE
BRICK; fire SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
BELLS, sf sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
and others in want of any of the above articles,
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices.
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
BRASS FoINpRY: and CRATE and FENDER
No. Us Main street, between
s' a. AID ssa streets west 'ds kesnSn bENooN
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DATENT MICA AND
i FERROUS CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consists of strong giutinous sub
stances. grated with hbrous matter. and COW
cred with Mica, which make it FIRE PROOF and
perfect resistapce of the atmosphere In every CHI
mate, and we viii warrant it
WATER PROOF.
1t also reflects the rays of the sun, making the
building much cooler i'll summer than tin or slate,
and will neither crack rot. 1t is practically I'M
PERISHABI.E, and having been thoroughly tried
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States it is The cheapest and best reoGn ain
use. JOSEPH DITTO & CO.,
General Office, 37S Broadway, New York.
N. B;-cement for sale by the barrel, with full
for sale Territorial Rights for portion of the
United States. (je ls-3mifj ]. D. & CO.
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BY Alev. Ncst. Acct.
DAWNBROKEK,S N1eSsa ar cr0rrs

1 ING. &C., AT AUCTION-will be sold Al sao-
ton, st my store, commencing on SATURDAY.
gawnbroker. consulting in part Of 90 Cioth And
beaver Coats; 100 Tweed and Cashmere Coats; 50
Cashmere and Tweed Pants. Also, sundfy oshsr
articles not enumerated.
As the above goods are to be sold without any
sale VIII be continued until every article il sold
au@ ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
HIGH CONSTABLEsS SALE.-w,llb b sold.
IN front of the High Constable = office, ON "a
uRpAY the 2fth day If AUGUST. 1852 at 10 o'clock
A. ~, alarse lot OF HOCsEHOIp FURNITURE,
Tin Safes. large Mahogany Mirrors, three Sew.
ing Maehncst one very incl Bsrbcrss Chairs. Cur
sains; Cooking-Stovss, Croekery- Ware, WASH
ing Chairs. Wardrobe. Mattresses, Be-, TO satisfy
sundry distress warrants and executions in my
hands. Also, one Gold Watch
TsRms.cash F. BUTLER, II. GER.
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DIaaOl,UTIQNa. &C.


CO-PARTNERSHiP NOTiCE.-T6e und.s.
AqBRss gnae, 81, the s.sye and firm q sTEKN
SSof fsd III SPsf Sf sale large stock q
Country merchants and city dealers. and the pub
n e IN aos R are ,eaas,tsd 70 call and examine
very low prices, other Wholesale OF retail. (
As aug ssH e 1851 hhkSSffSS STEM:
NQTu,GIE. 1.-The firm of LEA. 1 sATTER-
August is 1852 and Mr. WsxT fasfSRi hrf
.a n~sr '' W. Z + f SsSSffrnnwu,7r
N0TiCE.-The 60 partnership, heretofore 81.
Of under a 4: S.g
dissolved. BY mutual consent The stock and ac-
isf Ssfe cPS fssSss ~
: WEXFORD: Attorsey: st Law, with full AN
aas-t. & GE L; H D. EWsksIibfkMEYgR.
nISS0LUTION.-On the LIST INST, Mr.. JOHN
y e. VIM retired from our conpeern.-the style
of our friends. ljy so-lml BREEDEN 4 FOX.
JdENfIR is{S RsSKI SisHaM5 MERCHANTS.
a Ct ;f55sfs e. .n nh Iii sff
uey dIc peIIIteu 10 rbfef I'd Hl61nIbs h0uts
Paine x Co., Messrs. Crenshaw K Co., Richmond.
JOHN q. VIM,
Late of the firm of Breeder Fox,)
jy 30-tlstJa ROBERT 8. JORDAN.
A CAR .-Under the head of Go partner
II ship" Bulletin July LIST, Il. M. Cory and G,
c. Miller are mentioned as ''successors of NJ LLEk
K BURTHE, No. 63, Common street." There 10
in the notice. and to avoid miscence ptions,
it Should he corrected. The business still exists,
and is carried on at the old stand a. heretofore,
though the style of this firm IL changed.
BURTHE Il HIGGINS, 63 Common ct.
New Orleans, July ]. 1889. jy 30-dlms
rO-PAR TNERSHIP NOTICE.-Ths UNDER
~ signed has admitted Mr.. T. II. KELLOGG a.
partner in his business from the 1st day July. l6eo
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
firm Of GEO. J. SUMNER 4 co.
GEO. J. SUMNER.
Richmond, July eth, Is5s.
Notice.-The subscriber takes this occasion to
tender to his numerous friends and patrons. his
grateful appreciation of their past Mvors, and 20
bespeak for the new concern n continuance OF
their patronage, which wo hope to merit by prompt
attention to their interests. Our stock will b.
found at all times tn be complete, and We shall Of
fer such inducements as hope will satisfy city
and county, Wholesale and retail trade, that it IL
needless to visit the Northern cities to purchase
CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE:..-
jy It's GEO. J. SUMMER
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COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, Aug. l3.-Thc weather rs favorable
10 the crops, Flour quiet al los. l2i4s. Wheat
duli-hcliers demand IN aGYance-whlte o. r0ias
red 75.s.r7'.s Corn IS offered freely, bit there is
~ efior, to press sales-whlte 7s.17tas.; mixed
and yellow IS. Sd. S5S I0d. Rice heavy, and Sd.
lower. R0sn steady nj IS. 81 ass. Cd. Turpcntine
steady ~ 34s.
LoNpoN. Aug. l3.-BreadstuIs steady. Sugar
easier, has unchanged. Coffee Grm and higher.
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srILL LATER FROM EuRopH,
,RRINAI. OF THE ETNA.


The Red Republican Manifestations-Th~
Prospects of an Italian Confedcr n ton
Trouble in the Duchies-The Austrian
and PrmSsian Difficulties, &c, &c.
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LOCATED REAL EsTATI

= UN TIE CUKNEK UF MAIN AN 2bTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC1ION.-WIll
be sold at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
the 9th day oil August, 1859, common ing at AS
O'Clock p. NJ, the desirable property located as
above. containing an half acre. adjoining the To-
bacco Factory of the Messrs. Hardgrove There
on the lot. Brick Dwelling. now occupied re
spectively by Messrs. X. II. Jackson and J. M.
Norris. at an annual rent of S2lo, pay able month
ly. The lot will be sub-dvded IN two or more par
cells. according to plat and survey to be exhibited
at the hour of sale.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
mouths, for nes otiahe notes, interest added,
cured by trust deed. BY request of the heirs Of
the late Capt. Sam'i Bowers.
Al % GOUDiN X APPERSON, AuctS,
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CtARpETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c,

We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors to-
the C,iy 70 examine this season our stock of CAR
FITTINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c, which
we think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any we have before offered. and which we
now have ready TO exhibit at our CARPET Ware
rooms, No. 95 Main street.
Giving our individual attention TO this business,
end importing a larse portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, are enabled Mt
all times to supply housekeepeTs, az Prices toner
than ron ofhsrt9tse ordinarily BE- aford,d, in the
following description of goods, viz:
CAkFETfNGS:
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" 8. Y; i RiAaSSbb0S2bH, com'rs.
R. MILTON CARY, J

TWO nEstgABL LOTS ON
i 26rH STREET, UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.
We vii sell. upon the premises. on MONDAY the
29tb dny of August, commencing RI q clock, L.
nj. two very handsome building LOTS, on the east
side OF 18th street. at ITS indigestion With u the
Ihes front s5z feet each and run back I32 feet to
an alley.
,months for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
an ~ JAS NJ. TAYLOR K SON, Auets.
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night HOUSES AND LOTS AND As

EVACANT LOTS IN THE ToWNoF GREEN:
VILE, ON 2ITH. SUTa AND 3isT SITS, UNION
HIII) AT AUCTI0N.--We will sell, upon tho
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of August,
commencing at Al O'Clock j. NJ. the following real
80 by l40 to an alley: I'd. One House and Lot ON 30th
street; I'd. Four Houses and Lots on 9th street,
Is by 40. 20 an alley.
TIE premises are of medium size, and supplied
with Kitchen. Stables, &c, a well OF Water on
each lot, and now renting at far rents TO good
tenants. -
Alter the sale of the above will be sold aheut IS
BuiIdins Lots, on the aboye-named streets. havins
more than the usual front and depth. The lots Will
be divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords an exeellent opportunity to per.
sons of moderate means 10 provide themselves with
a home, or lot Tor building purposes, at reduced
price.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, , snd
years. for note or bonds, with interest, tpay able
semi annually, and scored by trsst deed
aus JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son, Aucts.
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i 0yEHlSGss sRlAHEps PRIV DEN
3 /. A ss e As eLAIse sus M - ~
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SALE OF yALUA-
~ BILE HALF-ACRE LOT, No: 7s2. AT III +.
OF CLAY AND NINTH STREETS.

CHERIFFS's SALE;-By virtue Of an eseep-
who sue ior the benefit OF N. Harrison. against A.
A. Raine. shall sell in front of the City Hall. in
her, 1859 at IL clock, that being the first day of
the HustIgs, of the said city all the interest of
said Raine in a NEGRO WOMAN, slave, named
Ann his interest in said slave being estate for the
residue Tss Of sas present 4ea{ e. WRIGHT
an l3-dtd For H. X. Elyson. s. G. r.
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ER SH 0AR ID z \ u = ID -
i Cabbage SEED, assorted. very snpefiors
Lettuce EEp. Do. ..,sn do.
Received per steamer f.ses. Tt.sffnsn y Co.,, Nsw
York. For aale b, -. - -. !. -. S
An N-fa 4 M ~ 43 IA IL ~
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MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE
! WEST LINE OF NINTH STREET, NORTH
OF LEIGH STREET, r OR SAL Il AT AUG
T1ON.-Wili he sold at auction, the premises
on WEDN EoDAI, the 3lst day of hueust 1889
commencing at AZ o'clock i. Nj, the + L
FRAMED DWELLING located as above, now in
the occupancy Of Mr.. J. B. Bigger. at an annual
rent OF $3.50 The lot fronts about "A feet, runs
back $50 feet to alley The dwelling has rooms
and IS remarkably convenient for the accommoda-
uon OF a small family. The neishbofhoodis among
the best in tie city.
Terms: -0ne-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months. for negotiable notes. interest added,
cured by a trust deed or title retained.
au24 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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MARBLE WORKS.
wi JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OFITALIANA AND AMER
ICAN M4RBLE
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, &C.,
OF EVERY STYLE Or DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard, between 9th and 9Th streets, Main, and ex-
amino my work, which cannot be exceled by any
other establishment North or South, which win
sell low any establishment in this city or else
where. je7-3m
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InLEUILD AT AuGTION.- ON the

TDLEWILD AT Au.TiON:.o The son
j day Of August. at 4 O'Clock. II. NJ, uf fair;
not the next fair day y shall offer at suction; On
the premises, my present residenes' Idle
This Farm lies on the New Central road, wiIa IN.
81 miles Of the Richmond market. house, anu 80 ca
t,fns 2is acres OF which about 100 are eioaIea.L.
Though the soil IS for the most part stin ess ana
admirably adapted to whsS nd an mich produces the
a large portion oil ign aone
finest veaes ataess .. f.r.r .nd . vt>t
.rSs ~. estraordsnsry ADVANTAGES are offered.
plain dwelilns Of resas' srs re- emu fepsarsd,,
e;s.hsn. airy snsoke house, qnarters corn house
and ice house, iaI in good ofderD constitute the
new road, following i. south and east bcqnds-
80 ines and connecting the New Central with the
aid Charles City road and the Osborne turnpike.
adds greatly to the value and convcnicncs Of TIE
place.
Parties Interested, may feel assured that the sails
will 10 positive, as ! purpose TO- sell 1wthout re-
serve. shah be happy 20 show the premtses.
TERxs-0nc- third cash; the baiAuce - and
years from the 6rsf instant, fof nexotianle n0See
- -