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THE IVORY PHOTOGRAPH
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. 90 CAMP STREET

Especial called greatest improvements
Of the Photographic Arr We prepared to make these
pictures which, boness and aeeacy Of eaoring
be equaled also combines the beauty and
Ivory Miniature. Call and judge for yoar,s elves.
Strict attention heretofore, paid the different branches
of business Dagnerreotype kind of pictures from
deceased persons copied into small enlarged into life and
painted In pastel colors in indispensable style
R-Mr r. JACOBS continues superinend the prompt
cuion Of all work entrusted to nj en-
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Brandon, Miss, Nov. 26, 1850. :, Aiei'Ats
! FOR sALE -ynE E0UR :sToEY BRIcK BpI

$685. FOR s ALE THE F0UR.STORY BRICK BUILD.
fsisJ ING known the HOLT HOUSE, opposite the St.
k Charles Hotel No lD Gravier street. running through
The iour-stoy Brick Building No. Is4 Gayer street known
tic HOWARD HOUSE, between Baronne and Philiippa
sreets.
The three story Brick House No l75 Gravier
The thieestory Brick House No a Baronua street.
Frame Building the of Baonne and Gravier
streets, the late residence Of the subscriber.
The tree story Frame Horses Charles street. Nos
sos 5G7 500 between Josephine and ST. Andrew streets
Josephine street,
By 100 feet In depth
The to.story Dwelling House ST. Mary street,
10 The Of Apollo street,.
adjoining 81 feet front st Mary street, b.
90 feet i'd depth.
The twosory Frame Felicity street. The residence
of the subscriber with vacant Lot in The 30 feet front
81. Mary the of ST. Charles street
each Is feet front ValenEe next TO
the Magazine street. by lt0 feet in depth
-Four Lois, between Eighth and Ninth streets running from
street, each y feet front each street
Magazine street, between jnia and ST Joseph
Streets with the building thereon 30 feet front on Magazine
street, by 100 feet in depth. .
The thrsestory Beick Building known the FOUNDRY
HOUSE on IIeyee street, first above the Sailors Home.
Two adjoining Lots fronting Levee street. with the key lot
street, by 100 feet in depth.
Three two-stOry Brick Tenenents adjoining, fronting on
LeFee street.
The aforesaid buildings All occupied by good tenants with
the exception Of honse No 5D Charles yet for
yielding revenue of more than $4,000 annam Apply 10
JACOB BARKER,
n2Ta Attho Bank of Commerce sc Camp street
a. WANTED TO HTRE-A GOEoRED hoy,
@ IL ii years accustomed to wait about house
a Inquire vt No. IA Ichonpitouas street
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EOR SAI.E-oN REASONABLE TERMS SEVERAL
very properties Espianade street, improved
improved Ao several very large properties close Espn
made and the various parts Of the city For particulars.
impure at s5Ss
$3.50 IL q EXCHANGE ALLEY.
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"a GRAND FANCY BREss BALL, IN
~ To be given by AM
s' THE MEMBERS OFF O. g.. AA
AT the
ODD ,FsiLows' HALL, on FRIDAE, EsremDer 30, 1884
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENT:
Artlsar o. Fleming, Henry 4. Forter
Alfred y. Coste F. A. st. Amant,
F. A. Fortier. .
COMMITTEE or IsylTlTuass:
.To5u A. RUSSELL Edwin Ballard
Edward D. Turner, Francis Armstrong,
Tfos. q. Sutherland, Charles Montaldo,
Coco W edderburn Silas Switzerland,
ehas- Thorn, "A, AiPea,c
MANAGERss. Il.
4trtiaur o! Fleming, Jno T. Bsrek,
Samuel Aston, HensY G. Pearson, Jr
z. A. St. Anant, Alfred r. Cosle.
Gereren will hand in the of Ladies' for whom they
wish 70 invitations 10 the Committee Of Invitations for
approval, before the 9th
The meetings Of the Invitation Committee will take place
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, DAD Fellows Hall
Tickets will be found PHI. r. WFRLHINS Music Store,
No. y Camp street and at soURDEs 3,GHAssAIGSACs
Music Store, No 10 Ctsartres street.
The popular musician Mr.. DENEGRE will direct the
orchestra QRadEile called 'Garfbadi Military Quad
rifle. Gs. MIC I'd
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4 PROF. A. G4ERARDI.s DANCING

a PROF. A. GHERARDY.S DANCING
Z gACADEMY. at EAGLE HALL-prof. A. Gherardi
most respectfully to his friends and the pub
SE lie in general that his Dancing Aeadery will be open
&T for the Esgs Hail. corner Pryania and Fee
@ LEFTY Road, the 18th OF NOVEMBER, when he
TO meet with The same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition for ChldrenTuesdays Thursdays
uplays, from to 6 O'Clock 2. NJ. ~
Gentlemens Glass Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 10 Q P. NJ.
Private Glasses in Schools and Academies will be promptly
attended TO.
For terms. apply Prof c.. at the Ha or Pr r. WEIR
LEM Esq, Music Store, No. Camp street MA 3m
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John ID. sEIN & SONS


Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and confne
ourselves Heavy Hardware, IRON Steel Copper Tin Plate
Speer Axlss Springs, Hubs, Spokes, Feoes, etc., etc.
sale large discount stock of Shelf Goods
quantities suit purchasers The stock full and complete
comprising Fall Of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fancy Goods
Pefumery Country Merchants, Planters, and the public
generally will find it their interest call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium from assorted Flat Round
Square, of all sizes
Plough and Boiler Plates, all sizes.
800 Merchant English lyon, assorted Flat Round and
Square.
100 toas Refined English Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
= % :. Half Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron .
10 :. Bevel Iron.
30 Scroll Iron.
1900 bundles Hoop Iron, assorted, u to 4 inch.
$50 =. Band :. .. l to 4x1S aud BIG inch.
SO :. Sheet Toto q inch.
SO :. Russia Sheet Iron.
100 :. Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN d. BEN & SONS,
Nos 50 and Oh Camp street,
MA MoWe&Frf New Orleans.
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q M,ME DeRAEs,S DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ 1876 Baronne street. between Girnd and Julia
ASea The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New Orleans
Ss9E Especially informed that the Academy NOW
IN OPEN, where all the Fashionable Dances will be
Monday Wednesday, and Friday from l01s 10 l2,s
Gentlemen-Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from to
Pm.
Children Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday. from Az to 6%
P. NJ.
Private Lessons-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from O
to 81.
TeTns--Tades Gentlemen $40 per month Children So
paid in advance Twelve lessons in the month.
Mime Dear can be ut her Academy any day from 0
to 80, and AZ to 6iS o24 tt
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e. eRoE. ]. VEGAS, DANCING AoApEMY


Z 81 Odd Fellows Hall.
go Prof. J.. Vegas most respectfully announces to h
2riends and the public generally that his Dancing Acad
will he opened for the Odd Fellows Hall
vi The teaching will commence
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The days and hons Of tuition rs follows
Chidrenfuesda.s Thursdays and Saturdays, from till
o'clock T. NJ.
Gentlemen Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from TIL
O'Clock P. NJ
Ladies' GlassTuesdeys Thursdays and Saturdays
A. NJ. 10 IL
Private Glasses VIII be formed exclusively for Ladies'
Praccins Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every Wenes
day, at S z. NJ.
families.
Particular attention will be given Children many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be bought
out.
j. will give series of his Chldrens Fanny Dress
Balls, Including the great May Day Festival.
The useal department under the charge of the excellent
artist, Mr.. {, Bryersdetfer.
For terms. apply 70 j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hail.
F. P. WERLEIN'S Music Store, No. s Camp street. nS Bun
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VoHANNIsBERGER- 20 cases Henken 4 Co.'s
y king for SAFE by WOLFF,
MO corner GrsvisF and New Levse SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19
BY J. ii. Digges, Auctr,

t,Ls"ANT TN ABE MAHOG-
- Any AND ROSEWOOD FURNITURE FOR
SA LIZ AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY. the 2l.t
ms 1 It 10 3'cioGk A; NJ will sell the entire lot
3l HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
ne.nnaihg toa famIlY about removing from the
cry Which VIII be removed for convenience to my
eaies ""m, no 50 va n street. " here the sa W 4
take ace, he furniture is of the test qu .iIty,
10 pfInplpa, part OF when WAS made by Yessrs.
biniord Porter, Of TINS city. The asso. tn ept
mtrfUes the usual variety Of a senteel family
conslsttng IN pait % the following:
set tine MAHOGANY CuAIRS
hHe Mahogany SOFA
hne Mahogany BOOKING CHAIR.
hne CEN IRE t Bile.
Sspi-n lid BtDSiEADS latest styles
lspiendld WARDROBE
sPendld7 octave ROSEWOOD PIANO.
MarUl t-tOp AhINEIS
I'd. g WORK TABLE
Marble p WASUSTANDS
Han and Shuck MATTRESSE3
sets Ctne seat C RI AIRS,
large OIL PAINTING
With general assortment of Dining Room
- and Kitchen FUkNlrUkE
he a1ove has been la nat a short timo and
mas Oeen Wen kept, constituting sale well wor-
tiny OF those IN want.
J. H. DIGGES, Auct'r.
n T BOOTH, salesman. lS-dtd
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49,, pA, LATER FROM EUROPE.
III, King FILED FROM \ Pile

49, IaUSs. sept. lS.-The steamship En-
- tr,,, liverpool on the Sth, passed Cape
TSpN ms morning. she touched st u ueens-
~ ", k,ug Of naples left the capital on the
80. -" ,sslue passage an a Spanish vessel for
oe",.%,hqldl y a. rweaty miles from Naples on
Sb aud was expected 20 reach there on
N lie advanced guard reached SaleImo
On tae o'A. ,..,,...,,r.rouu
me- English harvest Was progressing satis-
'NI ,, "a, ruIaored that Count Cavour had sent
10 ~, Rome that Piedmont would occupy
p,p:tna marshes II the Papal troops
,s.,8 ihp Roman frontier.
m. FSrl IF Granville had gone TO Madrid
,ol,s!on relative to the slave trade.
ha,tle va. imminent between Garlba ldl
and tue royal troops.
An irsurreCti0HaTy movement had taken
- IN ,he Roman territory, aud the inaur-
In. had defeated the Papai troops AT Pesara
CONMEACkAi.
l.tvppnpi, Sept. s-P. Motion Closed hrm,
.aTes OF lfc0p hsles The breadstud market
.-.,zsd. yesterday -four showed a decline OF
- -, ,f. veek Wheat has declined I'd. on the
., ,.Ue and corn Cd To Gav the market ~
-" - ramIuNt quotations. Provisions qHiet
..-ors, p-nluce unchanged.
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,-.,-,,rp POINT. Sept. T. An emeute hal
~. ,I1,r Al I.ieruoua, aud n more serious
ou. was unprecedented at fhlit!pnh0hoH,
VA" srra,tnu continued 10 prevail in kesIna anc
httI,...lsy1,,aa: but the Sultan had ordered
~. G-sud Ylzlpr 30 return immediately with
~. >t,l.!nE tucsr provinces
ca" r. - rs.'rled that lhe French Empress is
,,g,rII md viii not accompany the Emperor
- -1 Di'. ~ ,usaud men, undel GenI Tau, had
d.seiab1rkrd At Capri.
ln-.rrel.iou had broken ont Al said, where
Victor Emanuel was procial lied.
When EdXIu James member of Parliament,
,,,ss.G through PARIS. he WAS receive by j ules
F,yrs aud others. He STAGED that he was going
r., see tarlbaIdi, and Lord Raimerston mad
.,rilad nm 10 tell him that be Palmer
.l.u5 considered that GarIba'dI would COM
f,r5,nl>r ali his success by al Immediate attack
uvyu Rome or NeneLia.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The influx OF gold 10 The Bank was easy, and
She m0u~y market was improved. The wea-
Their CAUSED firmuess IN me fHHss, but events
N Italy checked an advancing tendency
EOhsals had dropping tendency. ne de-
uaud Tor money was moderate best bills were
negotiated ats a per cent, ana al exceptional
cases as Tow a. 3 = per cent. The demand at
1le Bank was light.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY,
GENOA, Sept. Tie city OF Naples Is per-
EeJ " tranquil, and the people conduct them
selves ia 4 dIgnI!ied manner.
Very large quantities OF wheat, barley, rye
anu grape seed have recently been bought IN
Austria by French and English spectators.
The sale NJ photographs y. GarlbaidI Is pro-
hibted in Vienna.
Ine Times city article, dated Thursday
evening, says the English funds were without
alteration throughout the day. In the DIS
count market lhe demand was again limited,
~ previous rates. No gold was taken into the
Bank To-day.
LONDON CORN NJ ARhET.
IuSuoN, Sc yL- T. " tatEeJ hne, attendance very
thin. and bus ness paSsIu- IN any description 81
gran very tr.ttns, prices consequently nominal.
Flour trade yer, dull; Norfolk down 40 Ais.
Norton, BIOS. n MadGOcE's report suSs Wheat
IS tn sos demand, at decline OF All. per GENITAL
Flour not locked after. and must De quoted fuily
is per bui and SACK IUTer. oats IN re tall demand
A. scout Fursda. 5 pro 5. Mach mqulry Tor Ia
dian corn at oil. uer qu trt'r less Iuone'.
Peoples usIon MOsrmrntIn new York.
New YORK Sept. "A great aEti-Repubii-
eau meeting was hello at The Cooper lhstltu It
l1-t night. Resolutions We're adopted au thor
lzns the formation OF an eiecjoTa! ticket by
tie President OF the meeting in conjunction
with Il committee, On which all may join 10 de-
iral Lincoln.
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THIS DAY
BY GoiGln spperscu. Aucts.


Y ~ A Bt Z s%U "a SHABBY rcCA.
-, ItU kfSiEEHcf ~ Ttb ORNfR GF
Ct." / ANp !01H riHf-T> FOR SALE ct
s.-l 10 Al tue l'qu.st of aise John "
Ofegnf) twho mas detei HIaed To r, uuy, Z. TIE
count r. ses al sell At auction. ON the premises
on ~ 'NFSDAG, the 18th OF sspte.p ber 1870
At ~ o'clock L. NJ, the VALTkBI,E aEsi,
DtNCE located as above, nd now IN h,s .cnu-
paBey. The Lot fronts sc venty-two ard A b All iret
on Clay street. and iuns back tine same width Iss
fset The Dwelling House IL LARGE and was bull.
IN The best manner, OF the best materials. ltcon-
slns ten rooms, With Ere places SIX large closets.
WIN cellar the size OF The house. There IS on
ne n Lot Kitchen. Laundry. Stable. CarIsss-
house, WAGON ouse, smoke Ho0ss dc. Tho
a sco u modation Tor servants IS ample. Every
Ioom IN the house has gas IN ii, and there -
water IN the yard aud kitchen There are en- lverts
teuoihs .nIoufn the ara. which o8 ali waste
water lbs property ~ iocsted IN yer; festra
Die and bieasanr par Of the ct, !ni -e- .tsn,ss
ard IL wlthIn 1--we L!nutes valk ~ .ss H.~IL4
business places. snd zee a. me sns u =, -
pf business There Are about h n, fee G. =
Lot vae- Mt. upon which another bou-. M. h, -.
built
TgRas.-0ne- sixth cash balance all. "a 4and
5years, for negotiable notes int II psJ able nall
yearly. scared by trust deed The tui 'dings are
valued tor Ilsurance in the hlDtusi scrane- 80
ciety fer 81 90. GUDDIN & APPkRsON.
80 j. 2tawtds AuctioneeTs
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BALTIMORE. Sept IS Flour cry dull and fat
Cty Mils S563d575 Howard street and Uhl
uomluaily quoted a. S575 Wheat steady-TeG
> 5Jci - white 3I.4U1l65 Corn dUli-WMt9
t5a55, yellow 63f7U Provisions dul and heavi
hlsss PORK cI575; PRIME $ 10. Lard l3i4- Coffee
hfm ut l4Hl3. hlskey du.t st f3o-
NLT ORR. Sept l6.-Cot'on steady. Flour IL
e IS cis. !Dwer Southern IS 80 q s6IJ. Wheat dc
ciAed Ir2 cts Corn HetF.-mIxed 4 Iol
Southern ~nIle =. Fork hsavy mess Gl9 70. LarO
heavy al 'aCl3ts WhIsket declined y CT, and
quoted At - SUGAR seady--'fuscov Ga ARK
Coaee uncuaneed. b;her Articles unchanged. -
hLocAs lower y i. Central s. Va. osyIta.
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By Thos. w. keesee, AucCr,
(Otfce corner OF l2tL and Carr streSub

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KfTrH.
~ EN- FURNITURE, F0k SALE AT Ate.
IloN:-wlll be sold, on WEDNESDAY morn
ing, September - h, CON eGcing at ~ eiock, at
the residence OF b b. Minor. Esq who is re-
n"vIsk troia the cl'v: on sth. between F-ankliD
A. trace streets. his b"usebr0 and g.Sat>
tuf lure. G nsist ng la part. ii h6bJgan, , rs.
Mahogany Arm CLs,rs; Nshogsa. fpTi,y 80,
thatr'; zane sest Chaiis; set Naro.. Ton "a
q h.sewoou abe, with marble 'op; fx.ensroS Ia
NE; Mahogany secretaI,; sahoran, and c,b,
Wardro es, Dressing iureaus; HIN g.
rost aInat Bedste ads; Hair and shuok " sttress-
es; HahoSany and Ws.nut WssastS ms VII
marble tof; CrnckfIv. China and DI.asx,nrn ~"
sils " hltchsA ttsn-
our months credAs i9r apr roy.d neg otiabe psssT
sc Ia IHOS " EEESrE
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SELECF CLASsItALAND ENnLIsn
- 5 C II y l.,
Franklin Strsst. Gjoce tn.

R.H. l.. TlGhE, a. A.....,--7. Principal.
The Eighth Academic Session of this Institute
WI commence on mon DAY, the lst OF October
1860.
The course of instruction furnishes complete
preparation for any class ID College and embraces
the Modern Languages and all The common, use
tul and ornamental branches, which are Of value
in the mental training oil the pupil or for the prao
teal purposes OF lie.
rhe services of ahln and successful teachers are
secured for the Mathematical, French ana Draw
lng Departments.
The Prmary Department tor little boys, receives
ssOec!al attention
For further particulars. apply at my, residence
Sc Him r. II. l.. TIC II b.
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AUCTION 0ALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Goddin r. App.rsop. iur,'s,

~ F RA;T f. P%siilSs Eb i 70 go On
FIN TN s EShI G hhtkeRF p,n LW.ENFRanK
AUCTION viii &c sold 81 auction. rnT on he re.
m.ss. on THURsDAY, the 2oh ssptsm I'M .n. isso.
ing located as above recently IN the oocuSsncv of
Mr Jas. Sutherland. aad now Tentsd to Mrs g.
39% feet, and epth of Is2 feet. -
IeENss-Uns fourth cash balance at4 and II
mUhths. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
'' Sc By gt AFp IssqsSS Auo
Two ExCELLENT NV TENKMENTs
n re II J. sh5 st.
SeDternter. 60 at "A O'Clock P. NJ the excel
street, occupied D, MT. George A. Perry. ihsIs
an ex e"snt business st4'd After which wi be
Dast"n now own d ana oceupie b. ". anus
IL, Lasi"I ri dye n eontil,ss rooms; he
pike. aud d, pth Of 2sO Ieet
u dnRsssm r tnid cash; balance at ana 8
title retained til the Iast NOE M aoueo' anu
ssH so69IS Z Hp APPF Hss Auo,'..
rKUsTEEE's, sAL. OF l43 ACRrs OF
MILES EAST H Of RitHn cSSNHsIX aBGTT
AM AND LOT AT ASHLAND. IN. HANOVER
from NJ ss. trustee rw IN is5ts , deed Of trust
ls6'' duly recorded IN Hanover County Court,
snail, an execution thereof and at the request Of
pu lie auction, on the premises, MONDAY the ne
Let Oclooer 1860, at ii O'CLOCK A. VI tif fair; Il
not, me next far dav,i The Is3 acres If l. Nd
conveyed by the sala deed lying an being N ths
county OF Han over near the farm OF Mr. John A
MoSot and d. scrihed on plat and survey made
by VI Bales. city surveyor annexed to. and re
corde1 with. a deed from II. Claiborne, Jr. TO
DaaIel TIueheart and GervtsS Truehea I, dited
LIST March. l54l and on the following day, VIZ ::
UESDAl the I'd October. 1850. st Ashls nd, Han
over county or the premises at IL O'Clock, A. NJ ..
az lar; II not. the next fair day,l ga acres of
LAND with a KAN + ID DWELLING thereon.
TERns.-tnough In cash to defia, expenses of
sale. ano TO dlscherke negOtI bile note OF $3.50
with interest from 18th Nav last till p id and
to the resdne of the proceeds sale. on such
terms as the said Harwood shall prescribe or the
trustee shall announce at the hour of sale
sc 10 VIM o WINSTON. Trustee
4 NALUAHth FARM FOX SALE.-As
"A Executor of Ira +. Dickinson, deed, shall,
on the 21th of September 1860, of lair; If not the
next lar day: on the premises sell at
valuable AKIN, Known as - PoESar Inn.' in the
COUNTY OF CaIohGe, containing 100 ACRES, more
or less, !ylng Jour miles south of Bowling Green,
and within Ia mlles of Milford Depot. and adIoIp-
ing the lands of John q. Goats and Others It il
deeued unnecessary 10 give a tHtlsr des~ nj ION
OF the land. presumlng those wshin~ In mn rah
will examine for themselves, Possession o. = ~
seed crop OF wheat, and Full possession given LIT
January. e''e" i''
IEKMs OF SALE-One third Dash the balance
IN Two equal lnstalments at and years with in
te, est, lhe purchaser executing bonds, with sscu
rlty, ana deed OF trust upon the property To
secure the payment. J. Nj O. CK1NSUN
gu ~ I" tSscut6r OF Ira r.. Dickinson
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BY }. II. Disses. Aurt'r
AREE A1DF.h rNrroRy Sro
= LEI YER. NOHE ANnEAp 2. IL u

| AkEE AND .-hrNPTDRy SAIror
- LITTER, NOTE ANDCAPP; rrrn G.NE
pouhS, &c AZ AUCTION wEDNEspAS
e. ANN Sspt ~ ., at " clock. at euctlou room
NO snm re- C ',w!H 70 -oid: 500 reens Letter Paper
~ w. iesms Com -.erciai Note Paper. 2H rean.
ppo"LseH.P per, 700 CURES Blank Books $50 doz
Lp'A- nnlVes toee ether with a lafse 10, Of Money
-sgs auleS' Reticu es, Fancy Goods. NC &c
N. - CITY and country merchants are invited
to attend as the gOods Will be sold in lots ~ suit
the trade
TERMS Ninety days for su ns of 500 and over,
Tor ne, otia0e n tes J. n. DlGGS. Auct
ID. +. BourH, Salesman. Sc
A ICTISt SsLkS EykKY NtGHyIHtS
-; - KoCommeGcing at "a o'clock, ~ Auc
tlon Room S6 Main street Watches, Jeweiry,
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons Forks. Tea Sets &c
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper, Cirars. c.. sc
All goods warranted as represented, aud sold in
lotk 10 suit purchasers.
F. BOOTH. SaIesmar an % "a
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ST. JOsETus Sept. I-.-Lltrst adyiCes from
Cau!Ornl. say The Union State Convention
had AoJ burned, having nominated iniI eIec-
toral uc6ti. The Douglas Convention had
done lie same. The fusion OF both parties
was not deemed advisable by either party.
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Storm iuthe Gulf,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA dreadful storm
ragged IN iae Gulf, Saturday. The town OF
BuOxi was greatly damaged, and several lives
Wel- lost. Many steamers and sail vessels
Nser. nlnNEu - hnra-
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by Th0S. w. keesee, Auct'r.
(OtfCe corner of 18th and Cary stree's

EENTEEL HOt sEn.t.U AND HITCH
~ IN FURNITURE. ANO, GAS FIX
! URE>, &crt sALE AT AUCTION " Ill
be sold en- THU RSDAG morning, Sept :0th, con-
menolng at 10 O'Clock, ct the residence Of Judge
John NJ. GREGORY NJ he corner of Clay and 10Th
streets who IS deciinlHs hnuse eplng all of his
Household and Kitchen Furniture 4 c., consisting
of elegant Pan Tor, Chamber aad Dlnins room Fur
niturs, Gas fixtures. &c, &C also, a very supe-
nor Plano, in rosewood case
TkkMs. All sums under $50. cash over that
am unit, Tour months credit, for approv cd paper
sc ~ ThOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
IL AUCTION. W II re sold or SA iURDAY
morning. September 21d, comnencins at 10 o'cl'k
az the Horse Auction Lot On Council Chamber
hill several Saddle and Harness HORSES, thtee
or four good young ULtS, one Spring WAGON
IN good oraer. THOS. W. KEESEE.
Sc IA Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

CONGREGATIONAL Nominations.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, sept. l1th.-rhe Demo
cratic Convention OF LeuIgh county met here
on Saturday, and Instructed its COnterees 10
tayur tha nomination Of DR.. Thomas Cooper
fB-cckiurIdg-.) Tor Congress, FROM The Seventh
D.str4cl, composed 81 Bucks and Lehlgu coun-