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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

F,rTr>rNd TrELps. A writer to the
Germantown Telegraph furnishes that jour.
nal with the following statement Much
IA. been published OF LAT, ia our acricul,ur.
al journals. in relation 70 the alimeniary
properties Of charcoal. I, ha' hccn repeat
elly asserted, ,ha, domestic fowl. may bo
hitcucl on il without any other food. and
that. too. in shorter time than on the
most nu,ritive grains. made an expert
meui. and must 'ay iha, the rc-nl, surprised
me. as bad alway. been rather skep,cal.
Four turkey. were confined in pen, and
lci on meal. boiled potatoes and oats. Four
Others Of the same brooi, were also Al tho
same tim confined m another Pen, ard tcl
daily on the same articles. but with oae
pin, Of finely pulvcriI.i charcoal mixed
with their neal and potatoes. they Al'p
bad a plentiful supply OF broken charcoal m
their pen. The cisht wera killed on the
same dav. and there was difference OF one
and a half pound. each in favor Of the fowls
which had been supplied with the charcoal,
they being much ,ho fa,te.,, and the meat
CRAFTY superior in point Of tenderness aud
alyor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

CiSprR. TOR Pos. J. ]. MochI of Trip.
trce Hall, England, has been pnblishin: his
experience in fat,eninc swine, and among
other things, he has learned the fact that
pigs are very fond Of coal ashes or cinder',
and that you can hardly ia, pis' properly
on boarded floors without giving them a
moderate supply daily, or occasionally.'
lie say. -" In the absence OF coal ashes,
burned clay or brick.du't isa good .uh.ti-
tu,c liyou do no, supply ashes they will
knaw or eat the brick walls Of their sheds.
leave TO science - explain the cause Of
this want. lis notorious that coal deal
ers, where pigs have access 70 the coal, are
generally successful pig feeders. Those who
find tina, their pigs. when shut up. DO not
progress favorably. will d, well tn try thi.
plan a neishbor Of mine found ,hata score
Of fat pigs consume quite basket Of buried
clay ashes daily. weknow ,ha, there is an
abundance Of alkali in ashes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

The New York Herald is squirting tow.
ard Lincoln again. In the wranslings Of
the Douglas. Bell and Breckinridge men, il
says, "we have the extraordinary spectacle
presented Of all these factions devOuring
each other. while their common enemy Is
marching BY in full procession. as on a hOl-
da- excursion TO the White House"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12

WALKER DEAp. The doubts that hung
about tho fate Of fillibuster Walker have
been removed, and il ~ now certaln he has
been shot H.. companion Rudler is still
alive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-12
farmtrs' department.
"sFEED TuK ROW"

Al The arts and scieaces rsria'n'ng o. lle, are
cliisy linked together. snd 40, ultimately couneci.
81 With Agriculture --AeHtCoLA.
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Partnership.--D. B. BRI DGFORD and n. T.
PATE under the firm Of BaIDuFOkD h CO.,
will continue the GENERAL COM ISelON BU-
y NJ IS NJ the old stand of 20ih. Cary and
Dock streets. lAugust !, 1861.
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isy Thos. W. Reese, Auctr,
Coffee corner OF l2tl and Cary straits !
unUSEunID Ann xxTCr,

4 T. z. IL l.
~ EN- FURNITURE, FOE SALE Ar AUG
TiON. VIII he '0id. on W EpNtS DAY morn
ing, September l9'h, commencing at 40 q clnsg nj
the residence of 3 B. Minor, Efq., who is re-
m"vIsg frcin the city, on 8th, between Franklin
ard Grace streets. his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, rnsistlns IN Iact, of Mahogany Sofas:
Mahogany hrm- Chars; Mahogany Spring Seat
chars; Cane-Seat Chars; Set Marble Top Ia
bles; M4rhe-TOp CeseTItte; Walnut Bookcas-:
Reservoir Fable, with marble tor; Extension Ia
bile; N ahogany SecrctaN; Mahogany and 9th II
Wardret es, Dressing RureauG High and Low
Post Walnut Bedsteads; HAIR ard Shuck Mattress
es; Mahogany and Walnut Washst4nds, with
marble toy; Crcckers. China and Glassware.
ALSO-1ne usual assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sis
TERMS For sums under $50. cash; over $50,
foyr months credit for approve nee otiable paper
&c IA IHOS. W. KEEStE, Auct.
uOPSFS AND MULES FOR SlLEaT
IL AUCTION WI II re sold on SATURDAY
morning. September 22d, commencing at 10 "'cl'k
Al the Horse Auction Lot On CGuneu Chamber
Hi! several Saddle ard Fairness HORSES, three
CT four good yoan5 MULES. enc Spring wagon
good order. TH0S. ". KEFSEE.
Sc II Auet'r
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AUCTION O aLHn
EUTUkk ~
BY Goddin a. Apperson, Aucprs.
THE VERY DtsiKaBlE FARM

THE VERY Dt>iRaBi,E FARM At
TREE HILL RACE F I'D. TWO MILES
BELOW RICHMOND. CONTAINING ABOUT
i0D ACRES. FOR SALE Al AUCTION. At the
request OF Mr. Samuel Y. l. tndsum, We shsll Sc /
at public ton, tho premises. on TUES-
DAY. the 18th September. 1860: at IA o'clock,
NJ nj fair; if not, the next fair day. the very
vans bic farm located as above, on which he now
Tesidas, containing about leo acres, of which IA
acres are 10 wood and the balance clsared d, and in
hish state oi improvement. The buildings on
the place nearly new, CO assisting of dive Hing
containing ten rooms; two kitchens, one contain
tng SIX rooms, the 9th four rooms. and barn Of
81 by 20 feet. two sto les high, besidos the usual
out-buIdings. The placs is remarkably healthy.
aud the neIghborhocd among he best IN the cuun
~ ilnWed ate pOss 'salun -lVen aud. II des ired,
the place can he puTchsseJ privately
TERMs.-Liberal, and .i,&de Known at tn, hour
OF sac,
Sc ~ GoDDIN u APPERSCN, Aucts.
VALUABLE LOT, WITH LARGE
FRAMED DWELLING THEREON, ON
TIL EAST LIN EOF 20rH BEFW ZEN FRANZ
LIN AND GRACE Streets. FOR SALE At
AUCTION - Will he sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 2Uth September is6 D.
ut "A O'Clock NJ the large lot ID framed dwell
ing located above, recently IN the occu pancv of
MIR Jas. J. Suths land, and now rented 70 Mira
T, rec. at 4 200 per aunum The lot has a front of
1854 feet and depth of l32 feet.
iEkMS.-Uue fourth cash balance ut (. and y
muhths for negotiable notes. with interest add sd
secured by trust deed. cI title retained.
IL 6ODDtN 4 ApPEESON, Aucts
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BY 40. Is. Lyme, Auct'r.
VALuaELE FAM 1. HssRICo co

NAtL b.E FARW HE NHIIV 10;
ga MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIL
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUC FlON,-I Will sell at public auction. on the
10th day, Of ember, upon Ia premises, AT the
houT of - clock. cat far; ii not. the next
far day thereat tier, without hmitor reserge that
very FALUABLE FARM, situated described
ab're containing 40 acres about half cleared and
IN coed heart, as the grOwIng crops indicate. he
bais of the land IS well set in pine and oak
IL adjolLs the farms known as Auburn and Rural
very Cest Eab,e as an agTicu thrai or dairy farm
and from the hish pT12e of vegetables II wOn ID
doubtless bs very profitable az market garden
also. The improvements consist of a cottage reg
Id5nce with four rooms. ana the usual Out-hul Il
lnss, ana vel OF the best water IN The yard -
The location is perfectly healthy and the socIe y
very tOOd. Per-oHs who desire pleasant sltua-
ton, within few minutes ride to the cit5 OF Rlch
mond. invited TO view the premises before the
day OF sale " hlch viii he shown by Or. Il ART, Ia
siding on the premises Amy farther Information
can he mad upon Application to
Ru i. LYME, Auct'r,
al 2Y-dt6S NtfnP VI etrnno tan Hall.
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Ey Jas. N. Taylor A. SON, Auct's.
A DMIsisrRATOR's saLE.-As Admi

4 DMisiSTRATOR'S SALE.-As Admin's-
\ tr.stor nI James Mccarthy, deceased, will
on RtDAY the 18th Sept ,at4 cock NJ =,
on Dock street, JGst bsiow M Alfred 5. Lee n
stone. ard 3 lot of STONE MASOSS' TOOLS,
consisting of ficks, Shnvels, Levels, Hammers,
NC. alter which will be sold, on the sane alter
noon at he hour of IA o'cloc 4. ct The corner OF
- a. venabe sts, a lot of STONE, STON T.
MASONS' TOOLS. &c. of the usual variety
EKMs.-All sums under $50 cash, and al over
that amount on a credit of three months, the pur-
chaser executing negotiable note, with good en-
dor seIs for the same.
JOHNSON II. SANDS,
Admir- nj James SIC ,arthy decd.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR & SoN. Auc's sci
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l3.-Eaour steady-Howard
street, ONO and City n So. WITH large sales;
strsdv-resd Sl.3S 4 40; mite 81 5Orl75. Corn
-,ut-yeHo 70o7l: white 6s d70. Provisions quiet
aud Eu hans ed mess rnrk Sl9 IS; prime Sl5.-
COFFEE sctVe-Rlo l. = El4ts stock IN port ) 90
s1rss. Nhsse' steady AZ 25'e n24
NV ! oRK, Sept IL Stocks hetter-New York
Ieutrsl -; W. g. a. no 6's 81. Cotton and
-four unchanged Whee' declined la23. Corn
declined lc. Beef active PORK heavy. Rosln
81 sal Il. Other articles unclaimed.
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DIVIDEND.
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r. r. 90.
RiyHN0SD, So ct. llIh. 1860.

OFFICF VA, VENTRAL r r. FO.,l
RfyUN0HD p, Scot. lIth. 1860. {
NIvIDE<D %OI.i+ Tie Board Of BIZ
~ rertors Of the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
Road COMPANY have declared a sem! annual
dividend OF - per cent. upon the CAPITAL Stuck
It me Compgn'. pay abe q the stcCEh )IteTs on
aHH sttsr the 18TH ms.
The books at transfer will ne closed un'il the
1871 .ust. lee il-tl6tnSl J GAR HETT, Treas.
DItiHE$D The Board If Directors 81 the
~ RICHMOND FIot ASSOCIATION have de-
cieFtd dividend OF teH per C.nf. on the capital
stock thereof. 'ar the SIX mo-ths ending s. pit lst,
I-o9 PAYABLE n the stockholders or their legal
r@srHtatIyes on and after " Z On tSDAI. 18th INST,
81 s-IDt 30. 4. TOMPkINS. eec'y.
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BY Z. u Geek, AuCt'r

HORSES. MULES, k"CxAvVAY, NE
>. - 6, FRO MAN, &C. AT ,hCGTLON;-On SAT
lot on Gonncl! Ch7mber Hlll, several Harness
ard Saddle HORSES. two Of which are very hand
some, ounk, sound ard gentle, will work well
any here; second hand ROt:KAWAY aud Har-
Gets - Eond order; several f4e Mich COWS
and CALVES. Also
Sc il r. q COOK Anal
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.
DRY GooDs. AND

GROCERIES. Dry GOODS, AND FUR
IS NiIURE.-Will be sold at auction at my
store, oorner Of Nam and 18th sta. on SATU R.
DAl NOR Mn q next. the 18Th DAY of Sep:., com
uf'ctured ami Smokin: Tobacco, Soap, Card!es.
ChampaEne, Cigars. 30
AhSo-largs lot Of glassware ard CIcckery
DRY GOODS Cloths. Cassmeres. Sa'inrts
Vests Caters, Cps. Hoop Skirts, Nett Shirts
ana Dra|e s, Spool Gotten. Fancy Articles. &c
AISD- Lot OF new and seernn hand Furniture.
stoves, Nc. lac l4l My NOIT. Mot.
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by J. IL. niggcs, Auct'r.

IORSFS, MULES, BJG&EES. &c Vii
- be sold ct the Horse Lot, on Council Chamber
hlii, on SAIU RDAl, 18TH inst commencing a
10 o'cicck--
Several Work and Saddle HORSES,
Several good work ULES
1second hand BUG Hes and HARNESS.
lspilng GRAY and HARNESS
2Food Mi!eh COWS ana CALVES
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NV GOODS, NEW 0OnOs We are IN

= y. 4 FtUtEUS n
rece, pt Of our FALL GOODS. cors SING Of a
ia assortment of everything requlred for Ladies,
cent eman, Children md Servants Fall and Win
tfr Clothing. Our stock re larger Than ever be-
IRE. Doug NJ with great care Of the best houses
View York, snG we think Il VIII be found worthy
iGe ttteIttDE Of all buyers With as good adYan-
tHtes lp tuylGK ans house n Richmond has, w
are corn eni of our ability L. offer SIS great bar
gains to orr customers asthey viii find elsewhere.
CHfI.tS " CHEN
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yJaa. III. Taylor 4 sen, Auct's.

EoiK BUILniH& LOTS, IN MARKS
y hDDjTtON TO THE TOWN OF MAN
CHI ESTER. AT AUCTION VIII be sold uIon
the premises, on MONDAY. Sept I7;h coumenc
ing Al "a O'Clock p NJ four handsome Hu,!dlng
Lots ~quare Nc IS Of Marx addition, ironing
to- ether On Man7y and Everett streets 500 feet
ami running tack l61 feet. THIS property is par-
tlcudriy adapted toT r Market Garden, having
upon /, Il spr,ns Of excellent water.
IERMs: -One- fourth cash; balance at f. and /!
months, Tor NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, AID
secured by trust deed
Ell IAE, III TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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BY 70. Il. Lyme, Auct'r.
CRoWING CKop or .oRN ArAu

GROWING CROP or CORN AT ACC-
~ TlON.-i will sell at public auction on FRI
DtI the IL uf september, at the hour OF 4
o'clock, upon the premises, the growing CROP OF
CORN mace upUn the tafm belonging to- Mrs. l..
bl*lr, upon the Deep Turnpike. "a miles ah've
the cry Of Richmond. supposed to De from IS to
% btTrels OF Corn. he sale Wi he posItlye, and
without Limit ar reserve.
Terms Lii ral, and made known at the sale.
sell RIO. Il, LYME, Auct'T.
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L'LURIDA LUMBER a. Al CCi0S.-On
4 SATURDAY, 18th s. ptemher, We Will sell at
II CLOCK, at the Sugar hruSe wharf Mt Rockets,
IS eco feet assorted UMbtR.
TRIMS Four months cretit. for approved pa
yer. |. u u. b. AVENfORT.
&c - dtds Aucprs.
peers, SHOTS, HATS AND CAPS. At
- AUCTIUN-On WEDNESDAY, 81 October,
will sell AT 10 o clock at our auction store, 60J
cases BOOTS, SHOES ard HATS
ILRMS.-ULder S!C0, cash; go days credit for
se8 l. Z, r. B. DAVFNPORT. Aucts
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BY J. II. Disgps, A1ct'r.

AUCTI0S sALES EVERY NIGHT THIS
n WEEK-CommeEcing At ia O'Clock al Anc-.
ton Room IS Main street atches. Jew, Try.
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons, Forks. Tea Sets, &C.
4 Lno1A !"t oi net'ef rApsI, ~ ats, y c.; ~,
lots to suit purchasers.
J.H. DiGGES. Auctr.
ID +. BOOTU, Salesman. % t.
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By Ro. Is. Lypr, Auct'r,

SIX VALUABLE Ii x IL i VI MII4C II
> COWS FOX SALE AT AUCTIUN.-I viii
sell at tn, re. dence of Mr.. ames Klnard. on h
ard Msrihii! streets, IN MONDAY, the 18th If
COWS. elected from NJ r. Crenxhaw's stock.
SO ltd RIO 3 LYME Auct'r.
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TFGGSSa SALE OF HANDSOME
NAN 70 MOUNT Erin, FOR SALE AT
AUCItoN.-ht the request Of MIR. Edgar Macon,
iTGSiee We sh Ill sell ut auction. he premises,
on r. DAY the IAN September 1860. a. 5 o clock
I. NJ. the following lots m the plan of powhstan,
formerly owued Ly the late Conra C Macon,
viz: b. NO. s, continuing S acres, Lot No. q.
containing So acres, and OF No. -, 8 acres These
Lot, aIe IN rear vi the residence recently coupled
the farm owned and occupied by Mr.. w. l.. har-
risOn.
Terms One third cash; balance at and 8
months. for EesotIstle notes, Iuterest added, and
tn- rctaned Ill last Cole is paid.
An Il iOuDIN h APPERHON. AuctA.
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by f. Is. Cook, Auct'r.

VERY SUPERIOR BRANDIES, We -.
KEYS. cHAMPAGkE. &C, AT ACtTi
On + RIDAY. 14th inst at 10 O'Clock Will eel a.
my store Al casks very superior Otsfd Dhrd
Co Coguac Brandt; Is bb,s. very fire Old Bou~ on
and Nauorgaheia " hiskey; 20 baskets HelrtIcA
Champagne; ~ cases ongwCrths Catawba Ban
dS, 50 800 Cigars, various brands. nc.
Sc - r Is. COOK, Auct.
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d 3. hRIDGFOkn and \. TIN>LEY PATE, hold
the same good feelings in their welfare and sue
It had IN the pRrtnef shp with them. mop
that the patrona of the late rm Will remain
and continue with them feeling assured that tHeY
VIII act to merit 1t the many iTenLs and pat
of our ldte firm, take occasion tin withdraw
IBs from the business 10 tender NV tharkS and
gratitude. FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S
-2taW4w
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DIX GOO DIS.
1860.
'. 90" '''' FALL. HND WINTER GOO.
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOSEPH STRAU USE,

" FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
At " HOLESALE AND kETAlL.
JOS + 7 II 5 I RAUSE,
Ne. II MAIN STREET
richest stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOOUS
over offered 10 the public IN DRESS GOODS. De
haSe from 10 cents add higher; beautiful st, lie
DeaInes, small and IaFse figured at Is, 20N-. 15c
Nc MerEos, ala cnioTs. from lSA4 cts 10 S11q cts
worth double the money.
AIpacas, from Is cents per yard, to finest. az as
trnlshluG low pr}Ces % doZ Ladies Linen HdS T.,
cts. &c $50 ladies and Misses French Needle
worked Collars. from arolon, at 1873. 81. ta Cts,
&c. seilinS etNeWheTe for twice that money.
b ack SIX, : yard wide, at IS 81 cts. and ; Is
Cniured silks at half their value; Apron Oing
hams, Dress Gin2 hams, Bed Ticking, Cashmere
md Satlne;s: Kentucky Jeans for Mems and
BoAd wear. a. prices to SUIT every body.
Ilnsets. Sleeps GREY and TweedS Tor Servants;
si'-Wuo! WAITE, HPd d elbow Flannel. At rs cts
cheap az @f3i: stella Shawis and Cioeks. &c.
Inc GTo1tent bargains IN LHIIes " Worked Skirts.
bou NJ ut aucttUH ~ sacrifice, worth - apiece
] st Il th5m al > IS and : IS: Knitting Yarns OF
most every color, II ; per III.
Ca pets ana Hearth Ru IS. the cheapest IN Rich
mCHd; Brown ard bieocheG ShlrtIug, SheetinE,
lowe 'lnE, Table Cloths; Extensions, HOSIERY
Gloves, ped anu Servants Blankets, from the
lowest prices upwards
ETnts, fast coiors. from 5 and 10 cts &c
Cambric. Check and SWISS Muslin, and great
many more Goods too numerous TO mention.
Al ask Is n call from all ladies' and gentlemen
from the city and country, and be careful of gong
To the re hi place, No. q Main St
sell-2w JOSEPH STRATSE
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by Thos. W. keeSee, Auct'r.
1 e }. IL

EENTEEL Hit. s2uoLD AND HITCH.
- En- FURNITURE. + A n o, GAS FIN
URES, &c, iOR SALE All AUCTION VIII
lie sold or tn U RSDAY morning, Sept. 20lh, cou-
menclng at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of JUDGE
John Nj. GREGORY. at The corner OF Clay and lUth
streets twho is declining house ke ping all of ms
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. consisting
OF elegant Pali0r, Chamber and Dining IN Fur
niture, tas hIXtJTes, &c, C also, very supe-
Nor Piano, in rosewood case
TERMS.--Ali sums under $50 cash over that
am unit, four months credit. for approI cd pa per.
Sc THUS ~ Is Z L
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTS DIET rita
/ BROWN. otherwise CHEVALIER, who was
Il'sy STAYING at 81 Nicholas Hotel, New YORK.
vita the family of MI Bradio d vii hear OF some
n ns 10 her advantase, by applying 10 tie Editor
g.. tAls Journal Sc l2-4.'
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4 tALuaBls FARM EOk sALE.-As
~ Executor of Ira F. Dickinson, decd, shall,
thp 2tn ut Scpte mher 1850, If lair; if not, the
next fair day on the pc'isss sell at auction, that
valuable FARM, known as - HCvar IEn,' IN the
O unts of Caroline. containing 400 ACRES. more
or less. i ing four miles south of Bowling Green,
and within III miles of Milford Depot. and adJoin-
Ing the iaEds o! John Il. Coats ami others. II s
deemed unnecessary 10 give further description
OF the land, pTesuming those wishing tn purchase
will examine for themselves Possession gwen 20
seed crop of wheat and full possession gwen LIST
January.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash the balance
in two equal instruments at and years, with In
te'est, the purchaser executing bonds. with seou
rlty, and deed of trust upon the property to
secure the payment. J. Nj g. DICKINSON,
RI i'm ExeoutoT of Ira r., Dickinson.
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NOTICE. return my sincere Thanks to my
~ customers who have heretofore paid their
bills promptly those who have not. will plesse
do so at once. as all accounts due on January and
July last remaining unpaid on the fst Sc ptein Der
next, Will 10 placed in the hands of Hector as
lonker rndu TX nee canpot be given
Main
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The Nhin nj PittshurCh
Northern Markets.

PITTsBUKGH, Sept. 1.-THE Ohio river is
seven feet IN the channel, and Is sun rising
Bla = are plenty for all river points.
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II HiT2 GOODS. We hay now IN store, 81
~ our own LmpOItaLOn. a complete assortment

White Calnbrcs aud Jaconets; Raok and Null
II u. IL; Plain md Checked Nainaooks; Bishops
aud \ c'urs Lawns; PLAIN and Dotted Swiss Mus
i,ls checked and striped Cambr,cs; Bonnet Cords,
CORDED DIHitlee; India wills; Furniture D mi-
les; lflsA Linens of well known makes; Linen
Table DaEIasks; OGmask Table Cloths and Nap
k.us, part Of extra quality; Towel boy hes, Ike
Al Of winch We offer TO the trade AT very low
prcss KENT, PAINE " 60
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@ five liU.LAns NhMAhD--I


~ AWAY, fromJ.J Werths coal yard, on The
81 Basin, a MULATTOsMA IN. named LYNn
20 SAY. Ly ndsay - about feet or 10 inches
.s~s--high; has d goou esaily whip marks on his
back, Of long standing; dce5ses badly, and sener
atly has a dirty appearance. Fl came from Essex
county, and was hired al City POINT last year, a.
which place he Was seen during last waek aud the
hist part OF this; but IL said u left there on
Wednesday last, for Richmond. / will give the
above reward II taken out OF the CITY, or five dol
lars If taken IN the city the suburbs, and dehv-
cred TO me. AN rs MOORE,
au 25-ts Agent for Dr. IN. Fisher
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AFfCTOH 3D. -.
THIS DAY
BY Richard Cauthorn. Aucrr.

HARDWARE SALt. CONTINUED, .. On
INLAY. 18th inst. Mt 10 o clock at ny store,
VIII continue the sale al HARDWAkE The
iots sist On hand CONSIST of lar variety Of Au-
te.s' OF various az IS; lies; Locks Of every
rely ana slze; bolts; Latoh-s Brtss Bed Csstorn:
noise bits' S'seyards, DIawlng Knives; buckles;
Razor Str0Is, &c. e. GAIT atJNN
Sc 10 Auot'r.
GAIT AND WINE AT AUCTION ON
~ FRIDAY, Hth inst, at 10 o'clock, a, NJ, store
i VIII sell fo- and on account Of whom IL NAV ovn-
csfH, ~ stcks Marshai's SALT. very slightly
oamas cd, aEd 5quaItsr casks hn= old Madeira
VIA e. TKRM,-Cash
selI .CAUraORN Auc.'r
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BOARDING.

DOtRD.--I have several vacant ROOMS. SUIT
ID ah!e for families or Young gentlemen. Apply to
hIss T.. A. Ri DGOOD,
Sc 3-2m Corner 7th and MAN streets.
DA IL 4 T. r. Ii u 4 3 E.
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
With every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not exceiled IN the United States.
II, u. Parker,
NH a-6m F.MlLLS.
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FNTlKE NV stut hUT

y ALL Uh UUUUN, FUR 1k6O,
In presenting our card 10 the public ReueIAIy
We desire 20 return thanks for the liberal pstIoa-
age received Tor the past tweEty years, and hope
Tor . Cun'Inuan . OF the same Havuf made
NEW AND INTENSIVE ARRANGE NENTS
IN our st re for the comfort of our customers, we
snail re also enabled tn keep n much larger and
better stock, aud offer superior induce men to all
those who want TO buy CHEAP DRY GOODS
Our stock consists part of
Dh ESS GOODS, the most fashionable STYLES.
tNkRtlpEkit rs ~ great variety.
MtN'S and BOYS " FAR, a full assortment
DOMESTIC GOODS, the hest nj anu iartured.
Servants GOODS y all Descriptions.
BLANKETS ard FLANNEIS IN lafge quaint
ties.
CLOAKS and sHAWLS the latest st5 les
Particular attention We call to our stock Of CT r.
PEIS and K UGS.
COUNTRY NJ RCHANS VIII Gnd it II their IN
terest 10 examine oar WHOLESALE DEPART
NJ ENI, before making their purchases
J. & VI. RIOS NBAj NJ.
lD-IW lpQ prnpd
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FULL ID tLoIH< ana Fui1ed Cloths,
oi FlrNria manufacture a large and com
.eie stock IN store and tor sale at low pIloes, by
KENT, PA n t. a. co.