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NAVAL APPOINTMENTS ETC

Mr.. George Wilson, Clerk o. the Chamber of Commerce
of this city, who has held that position for several Yeas
to the entire satisfaction Of the Board has been appointed
paymaster OF the gCnboat Valley City
Captain jones and Lieutenant Bnrrough of the Marine
corps leave here on the 9th of October for Aspnwa to
join the friga,c Lancaster.
The Harriet Lane Will rcioin the fleet in a few days
She is now at the Philadelphia Navy Yard undergoing
repairs Of the injuries received at the Hatcras Inlet en-
gagcmcnt.
The United States brig cambridge towed ont into
the Caribbean Sta by tlie steamer Champion which ar
rived mt this port yesterday.
The United States ship Narragansct at Alanzania
(Mexco) August %. All well.
October has been fixed for launching the new steam
sloop-ofwar Housatonic at Boston.
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NIUTKCTSe
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD

PHApEhPHiA Sept. 10. 1851
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania state SIS, 76 Reading
Railroad, IS ll6; Morris Canal, 351s Long Island Rail
road Sa Pennsylvania Railroad, 37 Sigh: exchange on
New York nj par.
BUFFALO, Sept. 13, 1861.
Flour unchanged Wheat duh and no sales. Corn
frmer; sas 10 900 bushels at 35s1c and coo bushels
at Soc. frcghis steady. IMPORTS 600 bbls. -four
G5 900 bushels wheat, 0000 bushels corn 20C0 bushels
oats. ENpors-2lo bhls. -four, 135.0C0 bushels wheat
1900 bushes corn, aud 5000 bushels cats.
OswEGo, Sept. 10, 1861.
Flour in Moderate demand for interior and Eastern
trade: sales SEQ bbs AZ 81 IS for fancy from spring
wheat. Wheat dull sales 3 coo bushels Chicago spring
AT soc. Corn in fair demand: sales = 0o0 bushes Illinois
at 40c ana 10 eco bushels do private terms. Canal
frnehs firm III Bic. -four &C. wheat to New York
Lake imports632 bbs. -four, so 600 bushes wheat
- 600 bushes corn 600 bushels oats, 800 bushels
barley, 200 bushois peas Canal cxpors-1 $50 bh!s
four 2soOo bushels wheat. shipped to Montreal, 1000
bbls. -four.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10. 1861.
Flour better Wheat &C. higher: sales at roc. for No.
Goo for M. = IN store Corn advanced &c: Mixed in
store, zoe. EeccipsS0 900 bbls Hour 10 700 bushels
whcu. liz, 600 bushels Shipmcnts300 bhs -four
10000 bushels wheat, 10000 bushels Freights
hrilN l3c on corn l4c on wheat to Buffalo, Exchange
on New York unchanged
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City Intelligence.

The GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEES met on Fri
day, under the presidency of Dr. Tschirncr when Mr.
A, Wmann submitted a report Of the action taken by
the German State Convention, held few days ago at
Syracuse This German Convention held with view
of presenting to the Republican State Convention through
representative body, the views of the German repub
leans of tho state as was done on that occasion The
action of tho Convention endorsed and the following
German State Central Committee was reported which has
been elected at the Syracuse Convention e ressner
Schenectady A. Willman New York F.. Kirchner New
York - Damn, Albany Leo Kirchncr. Troy ]. G.
Hutton, Utica g. Saml, Syracuse - Habcrlc SYRIA
cuse William Gracbe, Rochester - Meyer, Buffalo
and - Laenkirch 1OCkpOrt.
Boy MIs1Sa.-James Dunn, lad aged twelve years
with light brown hair, and wearing gray jacket black
PANTS and drab cap. is missing from since August
% Any idings of him will be thankfully received ut
No. Is Pine street No "a West Thirteenth street 10th
street. between Third and Fourth avenues.
FIRE Essex SrREEr-About half past Ave O'Clock yos.
tcrday afternoon fire broke out the second floor the
dwelling house No 100 Essex street. the premises oc
cupicd by Conrad Goabe The remen soon cxtngu;shcd
the flames. Damage To the furniture about $50. Insured
for s4oo in the Astor Insurance Company. The lower
ioors occupied c. LaIer, who owns the building
ramage to furniture by water about $50 and to the lid
ing by fire and water about $50; insured for 81 600
building anil $500 on furniture in the Pacific Insurance
Company. The furniture Of c. Schuyler, the second
floor Of No Ill damaged BY water to the of
about $50; insurance The building is ON ned by
Washington kean. 1t is damage about 500 Insured in
thc New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Cause Of fire unknown.
REJECTION OF EOrEL BcARD.-Among the most sgnG
cant signs of the times the razecng TO use nautical
tor) of hotel bills The hotel keeners themselves seem
to he alive to the necessity Of such process. Ac.
cordGy the principal hotels Of New York reducing
their prices OF board to suit the cxgences of the
The 81. Nicholas Metropolitan and other great hotels
have reduced their rates considerably. III, Howard has
down from two dollars to dol.ar and half per
day Men who act this live and let live prime ple de-
serve to be supported.
DRowYrEo.-A young man named Walter J. Scott, who
left his home in Morrisania, Saturday last for New
York, having some business with an unkncwa LAWYER
found yesterday morning or Point Morris with ali
his pockets turned inside out Appearances Indicate
foul play. Any person having Transacted any business
with him will case give information to the Coroner
Morfisana, Wcstchester county N. Y
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Champon-Major Greer and IA
miy Gimcr and family Captain Gregg A; Captain
cock u s a, ans family; S Kline ard LADY, j ichox
Lieut. InnIsn Y A; Lieut. Ball, S AZ Lieu, Alexander
a; Lisnt HaTker Or steinbeigcr, sA Clark, Mrs
Snlier, Mrs B9tier D,skson Parker, John Rigby
Dorsey and f'miy, Nj Rciners and family, Clark Alex
THOMPSON Tiden, spraat Ma jor Allen I S A;
iiggt Isssr9n A and family; huug;riord
Geo R-ynaud Geo Mills, Geo Davis T. Powell Rev l.
lerhsrmcr and servant, Rev Pandy Capt Chas Moirui
Rev Lewis, N; Napoleon Lara child and servant; q
Goyeai Ahtone fcneda and chiand 20 in the steelage
LoNDoN-ship Corneus-Mr Hen~y Akeroyd and family
MATASzAs-Rark Charles Brewer-John Guttredge
DEPARTURES.
HtvANA-Stfonlshp MHron-S II lIcdr0n lady two child
rsn snl servSni y M9nfs'n, Androga Miss Powers,
ID Cell l. hchtc, IL II tierty, iale9ty Ilincey
~ RTion JAS Pau Andrew MITCHELL Colin Mckenzie Geo
DvVarren, jas schoHed, Gains, X Laba,t.
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THE r ANY.
ARRIVAL OF THE sLOOp.OF.wAR JAMES.
TOWN

Inc United statcs sloop-ofwar Jamestown Commander
Charles Green from the blockade or Fernandina Cd inst
VIA Hampton Roads arrived at Quarantine last evening"
Aaving come 20 this port for wood and water and will
return almost immediately During her blockade she has
capturedon the 9Th inst the schooner Colonel Long,
der the Confederate flag and sunk her, being able
keep her. Same date the bark Avarado, that had
captured by the brig JEFF Davis taken possession Of
by the boats Of tho jamestown mot the vncennes
has been said), but being aground and not able to
get her of, set her Gre and destroyed her
TO save her from tho enemy they would have had her
off and taken her into St Marys the next day. She
captured the schooner Agbuh since arrived at this port
The following rs a lfst Of hor olhcers:-
Commandment Charles Green.
Lieutenant and E5ecu'ire ONcer-A. B. Harrison
Second Observation-Disclosures Fusser.
Third Lieateirdn'-R. L. Phylhn.
Acting MastHs-Wm. Elery, G. N. Bates.
Surgeon-Dr. Rudenstein.
ASSISTANT Stogeon--C. &. Cleborn.
Mdshipner-Messrs. Tyson and Crawl
First Liehend,a Meriaes-G. y. Houston.
Bodttcpan-IOng.
Gunne7>--IampeB.
Cdrpe,uer- Hoover.
SdiEaake,-Hunter.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Another Defeat OF the Rebcls-COl0nel
John A. Washington Shot.

CLARKsBURG Va, Sept Is, 1861.
The robels commenced an advance both pixies, yes
erday morning. towards Elk Water and Cheat Mountain
summit They succeeded in surrounding the fort the
summit and cut the telegraph WIRE They continued to
advance on Elk Water until within two miles Of our troops,
when few shells from Loomis battery dispersed thom
Skrmishing kept up all night
This morning two regiments sent to cut their way
through to the summit, and succeeded, TITO rebels
treating In all directions.
Two rebel officers, spying round the camp at Elk Water
this morning, surprised by pickets and shot
The body of one was brought into camp, and it proved
to be that of Colonel John A. Washington, of Mount
Vernon.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

The Legislative Act Driving Out inc
Rebel Troops Passed Over the COVER
nor's Veto. ~
FRANKFORT, Sept 10, 1861,
The Governor has vetoed the resolutions passed yes
terday by the legislature reference to tho rebel troops
occupying the sell of Kentucky. Both houses Aoue hOw-
eueg, passed them over Governor Ma9cCim's veto.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10, 1851.
Frankfort seers, received by the cars at three O'Clock
this afternoon announced that the molten passed TO in
struct tho committee to bring in bill incorporating
Huston's resolution Of yesterday on Monday next; but
subsequent unconArmed reports say bill Substantially
the passed the House this afternoon by 6S TO g.
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THE KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS.

Tho following resolutions have passed both Houses OF
Tho Kentucky Legislature
Resolved That Kontucky's peace and neutrality have
been wOntony violated, her soil has been invaded, the
rights Of her citizens have been grossly nrnged by the
so-called Southern Confederate forces. This has been
done without cause; therefore,
Be 1t resolved by the General Assembly Of the Common
wealth Of Kentucky That the Governor be requested to
call the military force of the State TO exp aud drive
out the invaders
Resolved, That tho United States be invoked to give
that aid and ssianec that protection against invasion
which is granted to each OF the States by the 4tl
section Of the 4th article Of the constitution of the United
States.
Resolved, That General Robert Andersen be- and he is
hereby, requested to enter Immediately upon the active
discharge Of his duties in this military district.
Resolved, Thatwe appeal TO the people of kentucky by
the ties OF patriotism and honor by the ties of common
interest and common defense, by the remembrances Of
the past and by the hopes of Stature national existence to
assist in repeng and driving out the wanton voatos Of
our peace and neutrality, the awess invaders Of our
soil.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE
FORTRESS Monroe, Sept. 12.1
Via DAIT1NOEE SEM 10 ice, :

fokli'ksS MONROE, sept 10
Via BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1861
nag oil truce has gone TO Norfolk to-day with Mrs
PHILLIPS oil washington, who detained for come time
IN her own house in that city prisoner. Several
southern aies and released rebel prisoners accompanied
her.
rehf WOOL permits none but Official letters TO be car
rcd by Gags of truce, and but one Union o,jccr q, a.
company them.
ING siAo'lt Flag has returned to Hampton Roads in n
u'sapltd coIdit'on having come in collision with Tho
steam Higate Sus1uelanna at sea. -"
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THE IRISH BRIGADE

Captain Horny j. McMahon, late Of the Sixty. ninth
regiment is organizing flying artillery company to b,
attached to the Irish Brigade Fourth regiment Colonel
Thomas Francis Mcasher. His experience as an artiI
lcrist in the Mexican will warrant him in taking
charge of battery, which h, intends will not ba OK.
cclled by any in the service His recruiting stations are
l27 Liberty street, &c Becknan street. and al his ont
In thn pnrk
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
TROUBLE AMONG REBEL MfSSOURIANS AND
LOUISIANIANS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Is, 1861.
Capt. Foster of Col. Manhns regiment Franklin Coun
ty Home Guard, brought in prisoners last night
who direct from Gen. Hardees rebel army. They
report that fight had occurred in ardecs camp between
the Missourans and Lousanians in reference the con
duct Of the Mssourians in the battle Springfield the
Loulsanans charging the Mssourians with cowarcc
treating them as towards in camp. The Louaa,.ilns
charge that while they fighting the Mssouri,us
actually stole their horses and fled General Ilardeo was
falling back on Pocahontas: and the M,ssourians were
dispensing.
These seven men left General Hardees camp with the
intention Of returning home under Governor Candles
proclamation and becoming good citizens, but were in
formed here that the Governors proclamation was
abridged by the declaration of martial law
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK,
BERDAN'S SHARpSHOOTEPS

BEKUAN'S SHAKPSHOOTERS
DEPARTURE OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPANY THIS
AFTERNOON.
This afternoon the New Hampshire company of sharp
shooters, under command of Captain A. b. Jones Will
give exhibition of rifle shooting those Of their friends
and such of citizens may favor them with a visi,
at their cncampment Wechawkcn, N. J. The practice
will begin ut three O'Clock precisely and continue untl
five o'clock, after which the company will embark FOR
Washington. The Sons Of New lamp. hire are plrtlct
larry invited to visit the camp The ferry boats the
foot Of Forty street constantly Weehaytnn
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THE RECENT GUNBOAT ACTION NEAR CO.
LUMBUS, KY.
SIXTY-EbcuT REBELS KILLED AND A LARGE NUMBER
WOUNDED,

special despatch to the Chicago Tribune dated Cairo
that the gunboas did execution Tuesday
last than supposed BY paper received from their
camp, it acknowledged that the rebel gunboat Yankee
was disabled, and had sixty eight killed and large
Der wounded The same paper claims that several hun
dred Lincolnites killed We know that only two
wounded. Commodore A. II. Foote has arrived
and taken charge Of naval matters here He takes the
place of Commodore Rogers, who has beon ordered to
Washington
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO CoNSUMPTfVES.-THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
restored to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several with severe
lung affection and that dread dsaase, consumpten is enx
make known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF
To all who desire 1t he will send copy OF the pre-
scrptiun used Gree OF care with directions for preparing
md using the same which they VIII find sure cure FOR Com
sumption, Asthma Bronchitis, Sc TIE only object OF tho
advertiser IN sending the prescription Is 10 behet the
afflicted; and he hopes every sufferer may try MS remdy
Will cost them nothing, ard prove pessns Par
ties wish ing the prescription wia please address Ev Ed
ward A. Wilson, Wialnsbursa kirss COUNTY, New lolk.
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NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.

Naval General Court Martial las been ordered TO con
venc at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, Monday scptcm-
Der is, and is composed Of tho following officers
Commodore John u. Sloat President
Copiaus William ID. Sa.tcr, William r. Lauimer
Charles Boarman, Lewis L. Smnnis Iieutcnans Peter
Turner and Charles Thomas. members
7. +. Woodbury., Esq, Judge Advocate.
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WASHINGTON GRCYS.

This regiment, which has been encamped on the beat
tifu plateau at East New York, L. L. for tho last two
months or more anxious to be transported to the scat
OF war; and the government should longer hesitate to
grant the wishes OF tho this respect rs long IN
thence has rendered thr demand every way reasonable
Four different times have they been under marching
ORDERS and Just often have those orders been
manded. There point beyond which endurance ceases
TO be virtue and that degree has been about realized bv
this regiment
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IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.

GENERAL HEApQC iHTERs STATE OF NEW YORK
ADJ GENERALS OFFICE Albany, sept. 10, 1SeI.
Certified copies OF the muster rolls of all companies or
regiments ped directly by the War Department AMI
placed under the command OF the Governor of this state
by General Order No. II BE- fled with the Adult ant
General, at No 81 Walker street New York with least
possible delay NO rc{imclal or company organization
can be completed and field and company officers commits
stoned until this order shall be somplel with BY order
OF COMMANDMENT Chief
IliWS. HIILiIOiiSE. Adiitant General
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The State Agricultural Society.

The annual exhibition Of The State Agricultural Society
commences Oh Monday next INc indications arc that il
Will be stccess IN cyesy particular large number of
entries have already be made, ard is now thought
display Ct catte and horse promises to te equal amy
former oalbi,iop.
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REPORTED OPERATIONS OF MARTIN GREEN S
REBEL FORCES.

HuDsoN, No, Sept IL, 1861.
The correspondent Of the St. Louis Rel uIlican fur
nishcs the following items
gentleman from Glasgow informs us that Martin
Green at the head of $500 mounted rebels was around
tic Missouri river, at that place, Wednesday and
moved southwark. He took possession Of the steamer
Sunshine, which lying at Glasgow, and used
it for transporting his over the river
On board the Sunshine some 4 500 stand
Of arms and some four five rebel prisoners and
n Union guard of fourteen men. Green released the
prisoners and took the guard prisoners. The Sunshine
WAS laden with Bacon sugar and various other things all
of which fell into Green's hands and his com
missary department.
At West Ely, in Marion county, Col. Moore Of regi-
mcnt OF Home Guards last evening fell with from IS to
1O0rcbcs Col Moore had 200 He Immediately gave
battle routing the rebels who scattered every drec
tor. Two of the federal force were killed II is not
known how many o. the rebels ed as it was dusk
at the time.
Tho bridge over the Platte river will he repaired by
Saturday. Green davows MI connection with the bridge
burning or firing inc {
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Miscella ncOuS.

SCHR JOSEPH, of Boston, while lying of the Battery
Thursday night into by unknown sieantug hav.
ing al boat in which carried the bboom
cutwacr, bow Friday morning While getting the
jNhoom uboard Cherries blanchard, second officer native
OF Massachusetts a.ed 80 yeas fell board and drowned
The body net recovered.
HavRE, Aug 2s-Thc Italian birs Due Frate RaIno and
PENNSYLVANIA, Sarranno from New York which expected
nj Queenstown, will lave orders to proceed to this port
their carsoes (wheaO are sold to be delivered here
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3NThc Walter Lord from Grecnock for
Melbourne, is at Rio leaky, or mutiny.
SEIZURES At BALraoDE-Dung the last weekJ McJil-
ton Surveyor Of the Of Baltimore seized under the
procana ion of the President the following vesses-Schrs
Ida May valued at $500 and Fairfax, valued $1,000
lorgng 10 parties in Virginia. scrs Catherine, valued
500 o; Ontario and Mary Cnmer each valued Mt $4,000
ari bcODei parties in North Caronate value
The above vessels being $4,000 They given in
charge OF the United States District Attorney, who viii Tile
lilcl and, II they condemned will conscate them.
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A BATTLE GOING ON AT BONNEVILLE, MO.

special despatch to tho ST. Louis Democrat saws
messenger has just arrived from Bonneville with dcs-
patches saying that 500 rebels had attacked the Union
troops at that point and the lighting continued when
messenger left.
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LAUNCH OF NEW GUNBOATs TODAY.

The new gunboats Chippewa and Winona will be
launched this afternoon at vc O'Clock, tho former at
Messrs Webb and Bes yard, Grecnpont and the latter
at Poilion's, foot of Bridge street, Brooklyn.
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Via NEW ORIEATs Sept. 10, 1861. I
The Cha1efton heicury correspondent gives n proola
nation of the Captain General of Cuba lie says-I vir
tue Of The proclamation by her Majesty the Queen have
determined under date of August that all vessels occu
led in legitimate commerce, proceeding from ports in Tho
Confederate States shall be entered and cleared the
Confederate flag, and shall be duly protected by the an
ihory of The island. Foreign Consuls will be a,s,ed
that no Interference on their part will be tolerated
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II LOUIS, sept. I3, 1901.
citizen of Jackson county reports that Generals Price
and Rains were within forty miles of Lexington on Tues
day with Is 900 men and eighteen pieces of artillery
This needs confirmation.
Tom Barris captured government agent named Smith
in Boone county, few days since, and took from him
sl2 COO and number Of horses 1t expected that
Harris would take possession "a Columbia Boone county
where - ban. is located.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF THE CAP


! lain ENEKAL Of CUBA.
REP0ETEb OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF THE RERrr
FLAG.
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The subscriptions to tho national loan the Office Of
Jay Cooke Co.. amounted to-day TO $3.50 ,00a. Of which
100000 wac contributed by the Bank of Columbia Penn
end $4,000 by the Mcchanics' Bank Of Trenton n j
Gae half the subscriptions were in sos and slOo's
haadei over by old ladies. Some Subscriptions wero
given, indirectly, by children The total collect ions of
tins single Office here have been upwards Of $3.50 ooo
AT the Mint $i5 90 collected day
rnE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT Troy.
Troy n Y, Sept. 10, 1851.
oyer $50 ooe was subscribed in this city to-day for The
natl wa loan on the opening Of the books by the United
tes.,agent.
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BY ADREON q GO
TRUSTEES SALE

%T%-A VALUABLE DWELLING on SOUTH PACA ST.
by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Cour for Baltimore
anc me Undersigned trustee viii Offer sale by public
HeX at o'clock in the afternoon: IVY VI my
;hhl: THAT LOT OF GROUND Stuate and lviry IN a. a
for ~ more aforesaid, and thus described: BEGINNING
the SAM on the northwest side South Paca street az
most coTnrr ~ 70 feet souhwesterIy from the westerns
feet there houndi' south Pac street 10
feet, and tanra liz feet thence northeastern Is
Ground req. $40 's'ery 10 the place Of beginning.
improved by three story brfc,. Dyr,rr,-,, ~
ing and easement and double twostory back hui
M Gnu " ttne ana Carr iage House an ne r,or - I -
lernS-une third cash and the halai in ' t OF iI 1t'
sIalmens OF three ID six months ere al, tqaa m
rom gay OF sale, AID 10 be secured bv 5e Of he
purchaser TO be endorsed 70 he satisfaction Of b rnst
SAMUEL SEGWDE>. T,uStre
apIS-2swGds i'f-CN y 90,
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az sAWUE4. 81, 40 81.

ARTE SALE
e. OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FIrPNrTr-PF orr
PAINTINGS, ENGH- WINGS, ETC,
Beng The Entire eff cts Of two handsomely furnished
honSes OF families who have left the citv tn he sold
a rGn, Wh99t reserT at my store No 81 Baltimore st
on lHla TUESDAY MORNING May 9TH, comm encing III
70 O'Clock, embraCing: Elegant Roc- Cd Suits Of Pa lor
arGltnr IN Satin 1smaSk and Plush; rosewood marble
NJ oia' Centie an Pier Tables richly carved; mahogany
ana extension Tables; Tetc a.Tees; hair cloth par
AL reception Chairs Pie Gias e.; sets Of Lace In
a ~lth richly gilt CoruireS Brussels, hree-p
m"nti SarpetingS Olccth Mating; Mantle Orna
Dinner and Tea Services; Cut tiassyarr S " Vi Ei''h"