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COMMERCE. AL
RETAIL WA R,KIEF
WHOLESALE MARKET

BRooMs-ComInon $8X
BUTTEn-In kegs 9ag1U.
BUCERT5-Marietta $2a2,25.
CuEESE-Western Reserve SlS@9c:
CAHDLEs-TallOw mould IL dip 10: star %. snerrn an
TALLow-lV@I2 - - -s'-+ ~
CoFFHR-Java lsc; Rio l2L<91S.
SSUU. -As '"'20' suPsti'"e
WHsAr-1,l09I,2O
CoRX-Ihu.
0ATS-3S.
FEATHRRs-4N4DI6c.s scarce
EIS1-Shad $i; Herrnss So; Mackerel No to 10
kURs-ltaccoOn 3O93I5Fc. = -
GISsANG-2594O.
mII ag=4sS a, 3 ton SO, Ooi Timothy $1,000
=LlNE-LouisViile1 !, 80
aoh1ssS sv.S 9.ElssRs4o Sugar House 45o
N.Y. E4T. SFGR rs -;rnuFpentne s496@5
RAGs-9CS34, dull.
RIcE-5@5;{.
SssEps-Fiuxseed 1875; Glover 615.
SoSP-CaStiIe per 10 1876; common Gas
SUGARs-New Orleans 7I66RS bbd SGa,EI< r.. bbI
SACfF-Scotcl 90; Rappee 22926 - -
Gunpowdrr 4u7U; Imprria 4OG365. ITvson
Touching 2S9SEc; 0olong 35dlT5c - - S
irShACco--6twists 10; five roll 249ss.
n0oL-Unxnslled from IS to 22 Common yoebe5 o5 -
oVi Fun blood extra do to d. 7.sN . 10
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len Pecked.-A little old Dutchman
came down from the mountain" yesterday, in a
high state of nervous excitement, and rushing
intO Aid. Dulty's office, peremptorly demanded
warrant for the arrest of his wife, who, he al
legged, had dashed bucket of cold water into
his cllaste bosom, without the slightest provo
cation. The Alderman declined to issue the
warrant, and the little man started up street
on a canter, as if life and death depended oil
his finding another magistrates office. lie is
doubtless some poor hen pectcd wretch, who
has suffered domestic martyrdom, and nursed
Ills wrath until forbearancc has ceased to be
y!F!ae, and has at last experienced an errup.
ton
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Loss oE.IEEIA.

LOSS OF TEETH.
you call upon Dr. MNCHRLL, he will agree to insert
up top hrstclass set of TEETH t4t SO closely resem
@ nature as TO defy detection On iue guld $75 up
set *5!; Cnrate or VulcuniZGd Rubber $Zu half set
@ r0rsei1in Plats $5y x for half sea- Silver other
metals nrice reduced IN proportion. Those wishing 10
avail themselves of these reduced will lease call be.
from that time. 80 y wa sS''
Specimens Of every iEereut style Teeth now in use
Ta DC seen AZ u!e oise enabling person familiar
WIN the subject tn judge very correctly Of the nd
yahasSs anu Which dTeret STYLES Eos
charge. $3.50 N s>et1
Oniee and RsaIaencs 1I1 A1ar,.., g. ,,.,..,, 1ao
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New Yonk, Sept. 80.1PSstmaster Fowler.e,s
day, received an order for 1000, 600 of The nd
government eli.ruling stamped envelopes, mai
" Tor the supply hotels educa tom, instit
| lions, city authorities, &c.
/ At the meeting of the Episcopal Convent
i yesterday, the question Of the re.!nstatcment
Bishop Ondertlonll was brought up on a rcso;
/ ton requesting the House of Bishops to Ia
action on the suspension of the Bishop, or Ii
THY the same, 50 assto limitit to q certain tin
| a very exciting debate ensued in which BshSs
Potter, Drs. Hawks, Tying, Anthem, and 9TH
took part=The Convention adjourned withor.
/ action.
| a boiler in the Girard Hotel, exploded IL
AFTERNOON, killing two men,
: WATERTowS. N. Y,-Prof La Mountain
been traced but little farther. He was Inst st{
]. IN the town Of Pitchar in ST. Lawrence CouI
ty, 5O miles due Northeast from here, at SUI
posed attitude OF miles, He was going d
!. Fast with great velocity. Mr.. Morrison,
Troy, his agent proposes instituting thoroug
; search for him.
WATEKrowN, N. Y, Sept 3o.-ProG L
Mountains balloon has been seen at HarriSvi
Lewis Co, passing over the New York wilde
ness, going due East nj a great elevation
reward OF 81, 900 has oeen Offered Tor tho di.
coYery OF the bodies alive, aud $500 ii dead
party will go to the woods tomorrow 10 inst.
tute tch.
!. LEAvENwoNru, Sept 8U.-Hon. Arson Bul
lingane addressed the people here this evcniu.
ne will, probaoly, participate in the canvass lC
Delegates.
The Utah mail arrived to-.iqy; also the Den
yer Express with dates to the 22d, with So, OF
i in dust.
The increase of crime in aud about Denve
and Aurorla had become alarming aud demand
cd prompt action for its suppression.
The State organization was defeated by 8, OOu
majority Some fraudulent voting is alleged 10
have been done.
The election for delegates 10 Congress comes
off carly in October. General Larmcr is tho
prominent candidate.
hunting party Of Arrapahoes had returned
reporting u contagious disease among the butfa-
10 which Is killing them by thousands.
Prospecting had penetrated TO the head waters
of Blue River, tributary of the Colorado,
where rich leads have been discovered.
P'7rsBunclr, Sept 2O.-River feet by the
pier mark, and rising slowly Weather cloudy.
MONTREAL, Sept 3O-'rho second match WINS
decided tu>day in favor United All England and
live Canadians. All England's first innings
were 10
The English Crieketcrs will Icage to,morow
morning for New York.
CINCINNATI, Sept. GO.-Rivcr Z feet and rising
slowly. There was u very heavy rain this az
itcrnoon; now cloudy.
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ann
~ 12te I'irer.-Thc river continues to afford
! SUFFICIENT quantity of water water for all ne
sessary purposes of navigation, bathing, wash.
Ing drinking. etc The packets continue to
arrive ponctually. The Cuba and Rosalio are
how running in opposition in the Portsmouth
and Wheeling trade. The Liberty and Eunico
nave the Cincinnati trade, whilst the Courier
sui lies idle. The Albemarle and Woodsido
lsaVe on alternate mornings for Parkcrsburg
ne Convoy daily for .sEtenbenville, the Ingornar
s'F :, sunsh, and the C"~soit for Pittsburgh.
The Liberty, Capt Booth, came in. last night
. .'n0uneing her coming by shrill scream from
q ontlandish whistle. Her tircmen were sing
.Saiively song and the whole boat load seemed
usually =, merry. She leaves this evening for
'l'einnati. jeff. De Camp is in the office.
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"In the great company o the forgiven,
We shall De sure to meet OLD Robert Gray"

81 Ges.uine Negro 4Ninstrels.-A band of
real genuine Negro Minstrels-none of your
burnt cork imitations-appeared in the streets,
on Thursday night, and had really jolly time
They had tambOrines, iiddics, and other instru.
ments, aud managed to make some very toera.
be music, which they enjoyed, collectively and
Individually in the iveliest way, as an abundant
display of ivory afforded ample evidence TO
see tly whole party throwing back their woolly
Leads opening their mouths and coming down
on the cho~ri,ouS 1t was picture to look at
aad sovereign panacea for the blue devils.
Some of the members of the band, even now
rank very high as vocalists and by study and
practice, may reasonably hope to attain still
greater distribution.
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lust RECEIVED at 10 oRR's, LOG Main street--Adam
Bede llyls OF the King Tennyson's las) FrenchJ
new work Glossary Of English Words Life Travels Of
aaron Humboldt with an Introduction by Dnyard Taylor;
a9ry Norman; Bachclors story Rccolections OF SfS
revolution BOOK Of the Chess Congress- The Shelby Me-
moral Knitting Work. by Mrs Parlirgton; Recolecons
OF SamI MARTINI Ten Years Of PrcaCher' Lie by Mel.
Henry St. John Gent; Ai I'D Iook Foster Brothers;
pest and Sunshne Dinner and Tea; Prescotts
We have now very large variety of Views
ranging In price ncludng i"strumeut IS 10 SION per
set Parties furnished with general so cts
to SO per evening" The largest and assortment OF
Stationery ever brought to Wheeling, especry for
and CITY trade Wall Paper from till LIST Of January
at COST to make for Spring Stock Give us call ami
sui yoursefin anything you in our Iine
sept23 No. 1O6 MAIN Sr. Wheeling, Va
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PIrrsBuncu, Sept. 3o-River 5 feet by the
pier mark, and rising slowly. Weather cloudy.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept 3o.-Thc Fair Grounds
were crowded to-day to witness the trial Of the
first class steam engines. The Hibernia and
Washington both played well and the excite
mcnt was intense among the friends Of the
Companies; The committee will take time to
decide on the merits Of the two engines, there
being many points in dispute. Slight accidents
to both deprived them of fair t,ial TO show
full power; having done better ON previous
occasions.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-'I'he yellow fevcrs
raging at Brownsville, and for thirty miles
above.
Gen. Alvarez is preparing to march against
the city of Mexico with 5000 well armcd in
iantry, cavalry, and artillery.
Maj. Ncghbors, Indian Agent at Belknap,
Texas, was killed on the 18th by Two residents
of that place, who have not yet been arrested.
The defeat of the Liberals under DDbado, ut
Leon by VOL is contirmed VOLTS forces were
dccmaed
Miramon has re.cstabslcd the decree OF
Santa Anna Of 1913, forbiddrng foreigners en-
tcrinS Mexico with arms and invading designs
under the penalty Of death.
The steamship Philadelphia with advices
from Havana 10 the 9th inst, arrived here to.
day.
1t was rumorcd at Havana that Gen. Concha
would be relivcd sometime in November by
Gen. Levana.
The stock of Sugar at Havana amounted TO
10000 boxes. MolasseS generally dull
FrciShts improving. Sterling exchange dull at
1l+4all54. Exchange on New York 3ao pre-.
MUM.
Nrw YORK, Sept. 30-The Hclulds Wash>
ington dispatch says that Minister McIanc had
u long interview with the President aud Sccrc~
tary Of State to-day in regard to Mexican atfairs
Some additional intelligence has been received
here Since our Minister left Vera Cruz, tut
matters there are unchanged.
a pamphlet will appear in a few days writ.
ten under the supervision Of Senator Douglas
in reply TO the recent able article OF Judge
Black, which caused Douglas suddenly to re-
turn to this city. His friends are much ann5ycd
at his exhibition of i.temprr i'll lis private
speech
TIE President contemplates in tho course of
a few days, brief visit to Whna,land Should
the Postmaster Gener@@ return to>morrow he
will probably leave here on Saturday.
The President llrcmovc from Soldiers Home
to thiiJTity on Saturday.
THE fear Of the failure of the contractor for
carrying tho mails to California. via Nicaragua,
continues to giYe much uneasineSs to governs
mrnt officials here.
On "Wednesday ASs'tP NJ. Generals King and
Dundas held long consultation. with the Presi-
dent upon the subject.
WAsnlxGroS, Sept. 3o-.rhe President has
recognized Wilhelm Ludwig Kiderlcn, as Consul
for the Kingdom of Wurtctnbcrg at Philadcl>
phia.
The recent casting of the principal portion of
the equestrian statue Of Washington, by Gla.k
Mills hayinr proved a SUCCESS n rIISti,. nr,p.t,l
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,. 1HIIADEIPHTA
A"c0EP0F0ted ls! AMI arg [NL=sd lCiM MI Fdcu{ty
on hs I,iat grille Industrial C0Ileg6 Of
~ IuriI MMa GeL7itnnu.
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The stock of Sugar at Havana amounted TO
10000 boxes. MolasspS generally dull
frclshts improving. SteriIng exchange dull at
MUM.
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No. l82 Main street

NO. 1872 Main Street.
ATTRACTION FORTHEI les
II !. EDN'AREa, No.ls2 Main ST.. is nov cpep-
Of kinds f al Sites Tf 81 S66s F@ sr
stock Is particularly resting embracing as it does ali
$50 large assortment Of churcns Boots and Gate
Cal and examine til" stock septi1
AIDES Frtsh Morocco s,l-d lootS, josI received Mt
- seP'i --------. u j. ED%AlDS's.
AnIFs' Cali Xiii Congress Roots, ut
-. EDWAKDS'S.
fs sI, French Lasting; ireylsel ciasyrs
M TAilG Tipped Boots and Shoes 4 r Toys. a:
- oSP''t A---- I. EDWARDS's.
uM SHOES and Ladies' Congress Lasting Caters,
IsSE =, Morocco Heel shans6ai Io..tz;
va sslliI -- T. j. ED"4RDs's.
AD DIES White tii SligpgTs ii5..,.
AIDES ttuv Tasting IIIiTer- last r, Il
: -sertil 7. J. EDlyARDs'5, No. Isl Main St.
A9 9tati SLtprks' WIN sP Rn2 St,h3%; hsIs
& UPPER EXTRA ENGLISH & FRENCH CASslMERFs,
S-seP2-lln % Water ST, cor. Monroe.
BIG MORI-AR!
. s5gyFsA fine n'so5 aR1aR .ro.r
ou. Reg, Cream Tartar and Bs4ag Sod; fsr
-sertz3 HRAIIAAIS DRUr4 STORE.
C,AH Ii.,iSS AMMONIA, I25 : =
ENE ssa7si sheap-fos :nIf9 =. 49,
Es
A YERs Cherry PICTORIAL and Todd's Pals, far sale at
u sept2S GRAIIAHI'S DRUa SFORE
ENnUsSEs, traces, Aluinal supporters aI,d SISI1sn
Il sorry BAhdagrS, for sale
sept2S GRAHAM'5 DRUG STORE.
IHoREttfN aud perfuinereS and Fancy Articles
a Tor sale at tsePt:sJ GRAliAAi'S DRUG STORE.
3ArIt Li ssIcEs and Silver sand foFsae at
- sspi23 GRAHAM sDRUG STORE.
InEMIJoIN's-for sale at
" ENETIAN RED-Englisll--lor sale at
sept2S GIl.AIIAM'S DRUG STORE.
he Res: Cough Mixture In the city,
sSpt2s GRAHAAI'S DRUG STORE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS carefully Compounded at ali hours of
4 the day or night, ut the lowest prices, ut
GRAIIAM'S DRUG STORE,
LSePtE9 Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Copartnership.
GHAs II. BERRY has this day with him Adams
~ Dodson, under the of Berry Dodson and will
continue the CorlAge busin the new stand No Is
Mater street, few doors North Of the Baltimore Ohio
"auEo o$t DeI"t. ClIAS H. BERRY,
ssRtLa-8E1 ADAMS DODsON.
CLARK L zAHE. = p MN Ts
@. L. ZANE g. CO., '--- :
IsroRr1ns AND DE1I1Rs ~ roaEros DOMESTIC
w / n ES & LIQUORS.
MANUFACTURERS OF PURE CATAwBA WINES,
~. Quincy ST bet. Main nnd MA rlIet s,ta.
WHEELING, VA.
Keep constantly on hand BRANDIES SCOTCH 1Sn TRIsTT
WHISTLES, JAMAICA RuNIAED CORDIALS, CHOICE DIN
RSEAx B0URHoN5WIiISKlES . septaS-iTd
TNIDER MILLs-LIicknks Portable Cider NiII the hest in
~ use, Tor sale by lsept2sl SSIITIIz& GoRREIL.
INLoUR.-5O b1ls Extra Family Flour,
81 bbls Extra Surerfue Flour, for sale, nv
seII<e- - SMITH 4 GoEREbL.
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MONTREAL, Sept 3O-,rhe second match wns
decdei tu>day in favor United All England and
five Canadians. All England's first innings
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ment officials here.
On "Wednesday Asst p. NJ. Generals King and
Dundas held a long consultation with the Presi-
dent upon the subject.
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New Books! New Books!

Nails Brads Spikes, Steel Pillow wings, Syringe, Axles,
sePt0 Sc MAIN STnEET
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The President contemplntes in tho course of
few days, brief visit to Ehnatland Should
the Postmaster Gener4- return to>norrow lie
will probably leave here on Saturday
The President will remove from Soldiers Home
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4 UCTIeE NoTlCE-JOHa J. IENNIE AUCTION.
"A eer-Msgnis,ent household furniture at public
rosewood sanwood osk mahogany and BLACK walnut ma
b. cy msers and OF The best description rose wood
tve paofore velvet and Brussels carpets pier and nie
mirrors lace curtains oil paintings ststnAry chs aud
gAssyrs bronze and ormo1 chandeliers clicks caadea
artie.io brcnZas psrlsu marble sAtuees dc
No IS West Twenty sixth street near sixth avenue The
would cs ae particular attention Of bis s!enis
and the public 70 sale the catalogue embracing the l.ssest
richest assortment Of household furniture and OF
offered at auction h The furniture all made
10 oros by ctI mskert and % be peremp or sold Cat
q The s9yse Kos dlasng r2
satin bocsde OF the ozive description consng
SsseS chairs swd Genre bes sA ne s ,s
rotary suo bookcase lined with s,tn wool encoigneurs
sesh ps pe o.sWe and s ea1 man
itrors card and sofa Turkst easy chairs Aoq and
curlsns cofnces French shades real Artists bronze stau
etel brant, Enbers Painting and Music Season.
s S bS5se s n8 and ass
paintings by eminent artlssThe Holy Family from
Msh Dainnss IN sxtzersad b. Ksshs two psln
ngs light snt Morning. originals by Keller valued $500 ru.
bIqus snd parisn marble statue Is antique lava vases
sevres china ornaments velvet carpets ruVs magnificent
& al rousi snd sd
with other of pearl and sod pearl KEYS made BY city maker
and fully .P0 c9ys1sd
reth sa. carpet Los ana dining room sod blscx wanut
and ss1a arm sSas dumb wssr rich cut and s
grsved sd gobes champagne Wines fruit and des
sed % D %
sos Urn nsp.a M e. sns . Gin 'er a lS pieces
is sy ia1- tss
bureaus s.suary marble be .steads mach
, s. al. as Tn s 5 toilet Bus
psAsses leather beda blank shees Frenh
e % and and ssGa Ss %
ofbssement and kitchen furniture osve rain OK shine
slh avenue cars and sages within few doors the
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IN EXTENSIVE SALE THIS DAY
"A OF RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
z i Aaac4io

VIII SOL this day all the contents Of the elegant brown Stone
residence NO. ~ seventh street near Third avenue.
Parlc,s contain
Two u seven octave pianoortes city made one mendd
INSTRUMENT cos 700 niAd with pearl pearl keys beautifully
lone. - A0
Two elegantly carved ro,ewood suits covered In rich san
brpcate rosewood etegeree and aide tsblas
ncny paPsd ,nsees g frame msnte and pier glasses
of the choicest kinda gas chandelier very valusSe
49, Bedrooms second story,
Are furnished with ROSEWOOD hedsteads and breans
lounges, looking glasses, wardrobe. DC. "NN
Bedrooms, third story.
Contain mahogany bedsteads and bureaus osrpes cane
CHAIRS pictures, looking glasses dc. ~ ""~'
Also, one boys billiard table
Dining room and basement
The usual quantity Of crockery and glassware
dininR table, tea and dinner sets. 40 &c
Sale commences at 10Y O'Clock
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VyCU NEED rot BE AFRAID TO USE 3. STEIN.
FEiDs Cortial Cogpac Biaer.. They tho emily sate
for dArb@a dysecery cAocra cn1lerH morbus sn1
now 10 marke The owner. and vendors Of which parade
them before public In flaming Advertisements but they
moi 10 be depended The Cordial CognAc Bitters
knowleaged by every who has tested h qualities 70 be
what much to The hey arc what they are repre-
bIsndy, and imported and for sale by SrnNfED No 70
Nassau Atrees sole agent for the United States and by
druggists, gr0cers and bars In this chy.
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VONBrABLES sALE-A. N. CRIsTALAE AuC
O'clock thirty chests Ooony and Souchong green and BLACK
leAG BY order Of L, 0BDRLE, Constable.
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n UCIIoN SALE ORE AL EsrATEAT LONG BRANCH,

n UCTION 6AIE OF RE AL EST ATE AT LONG BkANVH
"A n J-s w NORRIS, anc'ioneer will sci! on Saturday
ism 10 at Pavilion Botel, Branch ct O'Clock r
about eighteen acres highly cultivated land situated
the bluf and In full of the Atsntb ocean The above
emb cus 10 ali about Of the desirable land
this Justly celebrated ard fashionable watering pA,e aud
offers great eperprisng who reap
fortune q tue By opening hotel Of which there
fully established and dSpg excellent business
receive the don Of parties in quest Of hs Glass
residences Steamers pl to and from New York and Red
Bank daily. within hslf mile and the Delaware and Rsrssn
Railroad graded within We mile. of the properly No
property be secured for investment thsre
demand Tor lots and be had In the visny Of
perry steamers Stranger Long Branch and HShlSnd Light
Leave foot OF Murray snd Robinson streets daily
per cent cash balance 70 remain mogige for
three Parties DESTROYS OF being will
down on Friday Steamers do there Saturday
seAson or The sale For further Particular, &c. apply
10 A. u, CRI6TALAR, g 8owery.
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A UCTTON EOTICE--H. LEEDS AUCTIoNERR.
n MAGNIFICENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE,
At the private reEience IS Wes Eleventh street Sixth
avenue. commencing 81 lCa clock this day (Friay),
August L.
DRAWING ROOMS
Consisting Ct two suhs1 drs~ ng furniture covered
II rich 0rocade carved Fruit and medallion recep-
don chair sscresry and bookcase; lined wn satin wood
satuary marble too, sofa side and centre tables Turkish
rocking obair oupgee AID mirror doors
pier and msnte mirrors bronze and ormou clocks velvet
carpes rugs to match lace and brocstel curtains French
shades corrices, 6c-
PIANCFORTF.
Solid carved rosewood pisnofore tod pearl keys insd
With pearl carved rorewocd STOOL covered broclde and
French embroidered cover, mus;c rack, books, &c
CHAMBERS
nRosewood bureaus stsuary marble toys bedseads
GAnoe And comodes y match pure hair mattresses tesber
beds boeGs and pllows, osnkes quits sheets
paEes carpet curtains mirrors paintings clocks
Mahogany chamber furniture contained hifd fourth snd
18th storiee Of every description.
DINING Rom
China oaa1er erd es highly orAted solid
and tea services rich cut glass
chhmpsgufs Gnge hlwls COB desser ivory balance
handled knives AA fos spo1ns csens DIAM; toes
teea tets spfirg bottom cbars chairs rocSer tapestry
carpet rugs oval mirrors, clock, &c.
OIL PAINTINGS
ve.y rich ard large variety by the eminent
Parties deiriag sucn would do well 10 attend Sac positive
whc ut regard 70 weather cash depoai from every
chaseG VIII De exActsi.
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A UGTIoE NOTICE -rHos BELL, AUoTIoNEER, AND
IA W s. THOMPSON.This day. at IL O'Clock the sAea
s East broadway to sasfy Judgment che valuable
paDofore lounge five coats ves three beds four
fnarreises Ako lot of jewelry; must be sold
j. KINNY, Attorney.
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ANfUsERIENTs.

NIBL06 GARDEN.
AZ Doors open stIN . t Som1sscs ss osasck
FR!DAl EVENING. ->ugust IL. lSee.
The great and renowned
RAvMb,
GABRIEL and FRANTOzg.
Gabriel In bis great comic character 0f Vsnttatsv.
Mm ckANCIB MARlEcFA zANFRArxA,
YOUNG AMERICA.
KIM-KA.
BY universal desire
Vautalaw Gabriel Kim IA Francois
Young erica In his celebrated Chinese Pas
EVOLUTIONS ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
Marietta Zsnfretta, Young America and other sxu IT,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

\ UCTION-ON MONDAY, AUGUST Is. AT TWO
a O'Clock r NJ, at Odens Hotel, ka.che ter one m,e
from Mount Vernon depot New York and New Haven nan,
road three chose places viz One acre WIN afse noase
ments All In Fascbester village Wescbeser county In
full view OF the bay well stocked with fruit and oras
mental trees Inquire of e. GUION or JAMES hfDh SSE
rheater village
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

UCTloN saLE-sAMUEL osGooD, AUorIoNEER,
a vii seu this day, Augutt IL at lOs clock At
No 36 ashiDon street, $50 boxes Of rasins slightly da
mayed BY order OF AUGUSTUS 9CHkLL,
Collector OF the Port,