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ID OFFICIAL,
Il ROP0SALS FOR ERECTlNG A COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE AT PHILA-

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1880.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this De-
patment until the 2Gd day Of February, A. d. 1861,
PhIladel phia Court h0uss and Post Once. aoeord
Ing to ths plans and specifications prepared at this
These proposals must be for the whole work, hut
&c oh portion Of the work ard the amount there
tive amour. Tor each kInd Of We work carried out.
and the total amount stated; the Department re-
the Unsed sses G bs
bids Of any person or Persons whom there is just
oasse TO believe will not faithfully perform tho CON
S f Sss sy
In interest who do not join in the bids and al bids
inst unoh investigation, are beIow fair price for
No contract will no awarded to bioaers until de-
the different kinds OF work and materials, which
shall he sutJeot tn the revision of the Department,
upon the whole work to guide the Department in
making payments.
Ninety per GENT. Of the amount of work done and
tsaid amount TO be ascertalned by the estimate OF
s ST
progresses and ten per cent retained until the
Ss
event OF non fu' 81 ment Of contract.
ers on Dc S & 9Sy to master build
oept by consent OF tTe secretary OF the Treasury,
Will be a forfeiture of the same.
Each proposal must be accom- panied bv a writ.
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons icsr
hhed to be 30 by the United States District Judge,
or Attorney Of the said district,) in the sum OF
$4,000, that ths bidder will, when required if his
proposal be accepted, enter into a contract and
bond; yith proper and sufficient securities for its
faithful performance
be examined after forty days, AMI other infoTmn-
ton obtained on epplicstion to the Department
The proposals must be sent TO this Department,
addressed To the Secretary of the Treasury, (en.
dorsed Proposals for the Philadelphia Cour. Hoass
p. OF the last day named for receiving the same
in the presence of the bidders, IL any choose to at
tend. PHIIfP r fHOMAS
de "a 6Ot3taw Secretary of the Treasury.
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IT. The Rochester Express announces the con.
clnsion Of a singular lswsnit. The action YVES
broug bit for the recovery Of two sermons, which
the plaintiff Rev r Page, lost some two years
since near the village Of Perry, and which aftrr-
w lrAs came into The hands Of the dtfsndant Rev
] b. Wentworth Fbe plalntf obtained judg-
nent for the restoration Of the ssriHons valued at
s5O-a sum safncient to impcse the entire costs
upon the defendant-not fsr ffom 600.
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MR. S. C. HALL, the writer, has been re-
Gently delivering lecture in London. relating
TO the various literary celebrities with whom
he had CONT in contact for the last 40 years.
He told anecdotes Of Hook and others, but the
following about Miss Milford Vas especially
relished by the audience. When she visited
Mr.. Halls house, a number of literary and
other persons were assembled to meet her An
arm chair-the seat of honor-was appropriated
TO her use. In this she reclined luxuriously,
but the visitors began to litter at something
which they saw about the lady. All eyes were
fixed on the "something''-all laughed and
looked pleased. Miss Milford. in the course Of
the morning had been engaged in making
some purchases in London-a place which she
rarely visited, and had brought with her to
Nr Halls cheap but snowy turban, which
she placed near her own chair. On this was
written-for poor Miss Milford was innocent
of all knowledge Of the faet-"Vsr etaSte,
only IS. Sd. -
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"Poos ToMMY."-A letter from Japan, the latest
dates received, says:
Poor Tommy 10 supposed to have met an un-
timely end. The Japanese say he died Of delirium
trenens "a Rew American introductory, but we
all believe bis head has been cut off
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

,,o, WAsHINeToN, July 18, 1890.
ably to the PROVISIONS Of the ordinance Of the Cor
poradon approved May u. 1850, the undersigned is
now prepared. wheneyer rsfpired In writing. and
examine test, provo, and ascertain the ACCURACY of
Isgistrahon OF any gas meter in gse IN this oItyn -
and another, ses!cd srd marked cs true, will be
set In ps place. Ii proved 20 be accurate in its
measurement Of gas, u will be sealed accordingly,
and ssaln put II position for use.
Once No. SIG Seventh street, (near Odd Fol-
.oUs HAL Open from &. m, to p. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
ty B-u inspector and Sealer Of 6 as Metcra,
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4 SNYDER,
r. PL UMBER AND GAS FITTER
Has removed to the corner Of Twelfth and r sts,
he 10 prepared to introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand a lot of COOKING and other
wishes to get rid of them, no II
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A LIScoLNIsM.-At Utica, New York, Mr.
Lincoln delivered the following speech:
LcdieS and Gsatlemdn-I have do speech to
make to you aud no time to speak In appear
before YOU that may see you and that you may
see me; and am willing to admit that so far as
the ladies are concerned, have the best Of the
bargain, though wish II to be understood that
do not make the same acknowledgment concern
ing the men. Laughter and applause.
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Post Office Oddities.

We offer our readers few more "noveltesn in
the shape OF odd superscri ptions upon letters:
Oh, my heart il is "bustin,n
Because can't see Sarah Dustin,
But my "feelinks" must fetter
And confde my love to letter,
so stamp me quickly-drop tear,
And send to Dover, New Hampshire.
To William E. Griffith, a vender of pills.
Who makes good livit8 on humanity's Ills,
he lives In New York, with his name on the
door,
Corner Of Norfolk and Grand, No 27i
Now, my dear Mr.. Postmaster, please this letter
send
TO Susan NJ Latimer, my very dear friend,
Who liveth in quietuds, free from all harm,
In pOpulous village on Uncle Sans Farm
West Troy, ". Y, Is the place refer to,
| mention this fact that naught may deter YOU,
To the care of her father, Il. Latimer, ESQ .
Who has, am told, big law office there
To Mr. James Rooney sity Of
New Yorke between Avenue
on D street or Gorg Dunlap
hugh McCleary Marc Welsh Gorg
welch widow or ID William Murray
or James McKinn or Barnet farrell
Patrick farrell or patrick McMurrow
Michael McWade.
TO Mike Donovan,
or to his cousin Eliza Mao Farrely
Postman will find him by finding Betty Bren-
nan who was engaged to Mike before they left
Ireland and may be married.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

W. GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In store, and are daI y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Design
and FLnsh, superior in style to anything heretofore
ofered In this market. We invite citizens general
y 10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the beet
selected stock in Washington,
Ali " oTk in the above line lntJusted to on, oxIs
Will be promptly attended TO.
MYERS & McGHAN.
nleT 5-u 376 ID street.
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g. o. DEMUTH CO.,
IMPORTERS And Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in
HAVANA CIGARS,
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &C.,
No. 40 NORTH CHARLES STREET,
Firs doors aboce Ls1iHgtOn ST.,
no 22-ly RrItImnre
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DENTISTRY.

ERENCH FLOWERS THE VERY BEST
l. auallty, and an extensive variety. MA
At STEVENS'S ~
Fancy Store, 2846
no Il II S36. hatw. 9th and 10th sta
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gFsE FIlaESsaINa aEEECEiyER 46obo9 bboT OF oL9TrLNa,
eAyTHs, NO. l6o Seventh q, Es.ev
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FROM ASHING TON,
VI " n M n u VN.
MARYLAND AND THE DISTRICT MADE A MILL
TARY DEPARTMENT
Volunteers Mustered into the L. :. Service.
aiose Federal Troops for the Capital, &C.

WAsKiyGroS, April 10.-The day has been
one of great excitement in local circles. Ten
companies of cur volunteers were called out
this morning for inspection and to be mus
tered in to the Federal service for a temporary
period. The Government keeps its own Sc
crets, but this movement, it is believed, is
for the purpose of forming strong
military guard for the pro ton of
the public buildings and archives. -
The companies We're inspected at their re-
spectiye quarters, and the volunteers mus
tered into service were required to take the
test oath in addition TO the usual military
one, merely to obey the orders of the Presi-
dent of the United States. Many refused to
take the oath, though willing 10 take that
usually prescribed. A majority of the COM
pany called the National Rifles" declined
10 take il, and it is thought the company will
be disbanded.
1t is reported in in tellgent quarters that
one or more companies OF Federal troops have
| been ordered here from the North, and are
| shortly TO arrive.
Great diversity of sentiment on the Ma
tional crisis begins to manifest itself here, and
sec tional feeling is becoming strongly devel
| oped. The city is now like q military en-
| campment, and the tramping of Infantry and
| rumbing OF Artillery are so common as 10 OK
| cite no particular attention, even among the
| children.
| General orders have been issued making
| new military department OF the District O.
| Columbia and Maryland and Col. T.. r. Smith
is appointed Commandment, and Lieut.. Talbo
| Adjutant.
| Ali the volunteer companies mustered In t.
| service to day are at their respective armore'
| to- night, but public quarters and rations viii
be provided for them al the earliest moment
| Capt. Sherman's company OF Light Artil
| larry, and two companies of Federal Cavalry
| are expected here to day. The Cavalry com
| panies will purchase horses here.
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Pr REPAIR Alto Ms FOR AN
a IT r n & TX.
THE TORIES CLOsED.

CHARLESTON, April lo-lo A. M.--The rein.
forcement of Fort Sumter will be attempted
hv the u. 5. vessels on the food lido to day or
tomorrow.
The floating battery was put in place, at
Its final destination, yesterday.
Every man, capable of bearing arms. is of
TO the different posts In the harbor, and the
stores In the city are closed.
Thousands of soldiers are arriving in hourly
trains from the interior.
No one doubts Lincolns policy now We
are amply prepared for him, and there is bnt
one feeling prevailing here, "Victory or
Death"
Gen. Bsauregard is in command OF all the
forces.
Mai Anderson has acted treacherously, and
he wiu have now to take the conseq uences.
NIRGiNIus.
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Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch. ]
IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.
Fert sumter to be Reinforced To.Day..Ths
Morris lslnnd Batteries TO be Taken.

New YORK, April l0.--The Ocean Queen and
one or two more tug. boats have been charter
ell by the Government. 1t is alec in treaty for
the ' nderbilt.
Recruits continue 10 arrive daily at Cover
nors Island. From 400 To 500 are on hand at
the different posts.
4 Washing ton dispatch says Fort Sumter
is 10 be supplied tomorrow 1T daylight,A by
small boats filled with sand bags and yawls
with troops-the yawls 10 go on the side mex t
Furt Sumter, having tho small boats between
them and the enemies batteries
The war vessels are to protect with their
fire force which is to be landed at Morris
Island, 10 take the batteries there. ALLEN.
This comedies with the statement in ano-
Their dispatch from NIRsISIUs. The flood tide
at Charleston this morning occurs a little af-
ter clock
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COMMISSIONERS sAs r q EEAt ~ es
u TATE IN HENRiCo, TW RLv ILL.,
SBoyE ElCHMOND. - By whine Of raid desres 81
the Circuit Court % ths cenaty o. HsSnsp pH Pc
aud Richmond Coal Company, shall. e C0m
missioner named therein, Rr.eeed uppa ~ rssi
at II O'clock M, or fair: IL not, ON the nrse lsil
day thereafte At the same place ana tlme 70 s9n
s76 acres Of Land, adjoining Springfield, IN ths
county Of HenrcJ. 80,
So much Of the purchase money VIII Dc re- e.
auired in ca. as shall be sufncfent 70 ray al
costs. charges, and expenses Attending the ,aid
sale incIuding the commissions Of the Commis-
siouer and the costs OF the raid suit apd - TO me
residue. on credit Of three six and nino noh S
secured by negotiable paper. with intsrest sGas1
from the day ei sale retaining the title uniii al
Of the notes be respectively paid. Tns taxes iof
8UsTAvUS A.. MYERS. COMM
nF-The land above described was to have oeen
soif on the 18th OF March, 1881, out owing 10 N.
advertaney Of the printed the sd.sn.smssnr 81 81
times. The sale Is therefore. postponed unlll
THURSDAY, the nth day Of april lsei as n%s's
Sale by GoppIN App.Ksoy, Aucts 20 -
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N0rfhprn Markets.

M, New YORK, April lo-N90n Breads,uffs steady.
changed. Provisions firm. Whisky steady at
Isle. p. Cotton quiet-upland middling 12t
Nl2sc. Flour heavy - Southern $4,000. so. -
Wheat frm-Kentueky white Sl.63tJl6s Corn
frm-Inxed oeM67c Southern white zoe. Pork
frm-mess si7.5o Lard firm at alGliosc. Whis-
J596c. Naval stores quiet. Stocks active and
lower-N. Y. Centrals i3i Va. 6's 69A; Mo. Or IS.
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Disasters TO Steamers.

NORFOLK, April 10.-Steamer South Caro-
lima, from Boston for Charleston, touched
here to-day TO land 25 passengers, and will
proceed She experienced II very heavy gale.
Steamer Potomac, from Charleston for Bal
timore. put in tor coal.
The steamboat Georgeanna, which left Bal
timore. Monday, for this port, has not been
heard FROM
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BY Redwood l. Reach, Aucts.,
81 Main street

GALE OF NICE ClIY.MADE HOUSE.
NHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C, &c.
AT AUCTION. BY request Of Dir. d. Baker, Jr,
who is declining housekeeping, We will sell on
WEDNESDAY next, the 10th inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock at his residence, corner Of 10th and
Clay streets, his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, &c, Sc, city made, of the best
quality, and but little used. We will enumerate in
part, one Par0r soft OF Crimson Plush, consisting
Of Chairs, Divans, &c (; Marble-top Centre aud
Side Tables, one Rosewood Etegere. Hair cloth
Sofa, Velvet Tapestry Carpets one fine French
Plate Mirror, of large size one Black Walnut
Hall sett; one Black Walnut Sideboard, marble
top one Black Walnut Extension Table; one
China Press, Dining and Tea sets one sett Of
Cottage Chamber Furniture, togather with Bed
steads, Beds. Chairs. Oil Cloth. Window Shades.
&c, &c.
ALS0-One very superior MICH COW, used to
the city a thorough bred Ayrshire Heifer, three
years old in June, beautiful animal
TERMS OF SaLE.--S5o and under cash over $50,
months for approved negotiable notes, satisfac-
torily endorsed. REDWOOD 4 kEACH,
APPS Auctioneers
PoSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is post
poned In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather, to MONDAY MORNING., the 10th inst
at the same hour Zap III X. u X.
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BY ThOS. w. keesee, Auct'r,
iOtice corner 18th and Cary streets

BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Otice corner 18th and Cary streets.)
JJAY FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be
Il sold on WEDNESDAY morning, April 10Th
commencing at 10 clock, about 100 bales of HAY
at Massrs. PHILLIPs& CoLEMAN's Lumber Yard
the Dock, adjoining Messrs. S. z. Halves
Sons Coal Yard.
TERMs-At sale. THOS. w. EEBSEE,
APPS Auctioneer.
Hg POSITION EMENT-T above sale is post
pontd until FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th inst. -,
at the same hour
ap 10 TH0S. w. KEESEE, Auet'r.
HIGH CUNSTABLE'SS ALE.-WiIl be sold
II on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, 1851, at
10 O'Clock 4. NJ at the High Constaole's Office,
Mahogany Cabinet, Lounge, 4 large Trunks, l
Child's Carriage, ! Press, l Bedstead, Tables,
Chairs Clocks, Rocking Chairs, Wardrobes, Fur
Gold Breastpin, and Ear Rings to match, Gold
Pencil, Gold Fob Chain, stove and Pipe, Wa
ter Cooler and Filterer, &c, TO satisfy an execu-
ton my hands in favor of Kirby vs.. Ayres and
distress warrants III favor of Hennessy VS.. Tuck,
Lyons VS.. James, f. In. c., and an attachment in
favor OF Wynne VS.. Cherry snow.
TERMS.-Cash.
ap s-4t* F. BUTLER. H. C. G.. r.
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Sailing of the Pawnee,

NORFOLK, April l0.-The u. S. team-sloor
Pawnee sailed yesterday morning at o clock
with sealed orders, for the South.
The United Sta ties steamer Pochahontas
sailed this morning for the South.
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FUTURE Days
By Robt. II. Lyme, Auct.

HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION II will sell. al
public auction, On WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of
May, at o'clock 7. NJ, upon the premise., tif
newly .erected BRICK HOUSE, situated on N and
Leigh streets, containing s rooms, passage, and a
Kitchen connected TO the dwelling, with rooms.
The Lot fronts 30 feet, and back 900 feet. It
Is regarded rs pleasant location, and In healthy
and desirable neighborhood. ltcau be purchased
privately till day Of sale, whom, IL sold. due no.
tice will be given.
TERMS. Liberal. RO. b. LYME. Auct.,
ap Il-dtds Office Metropolitan Hall.
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Naval Preparations i'm New York.

NEW YORK, April 10.-A Washington dis
patch states that the sloop- of war James
town and frigate St. Lawrence, now at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, will be fitted out i'm
nediately for service.
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Tk SALE OF SrUCM 81
HATS, CAPS. &c, AT AUCTION by virtue OF
deed Of trust from Moses Endsl to .hs sub D.
the Hastings Court Of the City Of Richmond, 1
shall proceed to- sell on THURSDAY, 18th Inst; 4.
10 clock, at the store occupied by sHtd kndei
contained in said store, consisting Of large as
sOrmept Of
CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
TERNs.-All sums under sloo, cash; over that
negotiable paper. ISAAC NJ W6LfP, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook. Auct. ap s-tds
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BY James M. Taylor e Sen, Auct'rs.

VALUABLE LOT AND COTTAGE RE-
SlDENCE AT AUCTIUN.-ws will sell At
BAY, the nth day Of April, 1891, Commencing 1t
~ O'Clock T. NJ, that valuable LOT, with z com,
the East line OF I'd, between Jackson and Du-
val streets. The lot fronts 20 feet on ID street.
AN alley 81 feet wide. The premises have re.
ceived such repairs. painting, &c., As to render II
desirable residence for m0derate-sized family
TERMs.-One- fifth cash: the balance 1t II, "
and - months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by = deed Of trust
Taxes for 1861 to be paid by the pureh aser.
api JAS. NJ. TAYLOR II SON, Aucts.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS
DLACk SKIRT BRAID
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS

CoMBINATioE CoRsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL COTTON;
LINEN CAMBRIA RAN nKERCHIEFS:
WOVEN SKIRTS, IS to 80 hoops.
Full lines Of the above Goods Just received and
for salt to the trade by
fe27 GINTER, ALVEY ARENTS.
SPRING GOODS AT GREAT SACRI-
- FICE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS.-CHARLES A.
GWATE1N 18th and Main streets north side, will
sell the whole of his spring stock at great sacr
rihce-a large assortment Lawns, Camhrica, Col
lars, Poplinetts, &c. Families may rely upon get
ting bargains. Also, a large lot French Bereges
and English BeregeS at great loss. House for
rent CHAs. A CIV AThiN,
ia q 6th and Main streets.
NRY GOODS .-JOHNSoN & HARDWOOD
~ have Just received and opened their stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, tn which they
invite the attention of all who are in want They
are determined to offer Inducements TO the cash
trade and nroInpt customers. NH II
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BY Alexander Mott, AHct'r.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES, AND

i FANCY ARTICLES AT AUCTION. Will be
sold at my store, on THURSDAY, April 18th, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock, large lot Of new and
Tin and Earthenware; Mems, Womens and Chill
dren's Shoes Cloths, Cassimeres and Ready
&C.; Whiskey. Brandy, Soap, Caudles, Cigars,
Painted Buckets, washboards- &c. Alse, Hair
Show Cases, Counters. Fish, Tobacco, Clocks.
Looking Glasses, &c, &C.
ap 10 ALEX. MOTT, AuG.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at aucsion,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general ssoFtment of xtches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, prv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence ct o. elk n.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Auct'r.
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MASSiE PLEA&ANI1 offer fos sale SO
$50 boxes TxlIow Candies: - baxes EyoN s HoHr:
Toe package. Western and H~GnsA LaSi 8 MI.
Z. d. Cheese Is cases r. 4. OhssseS 40
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By Il edwe~d & Reach. AacePe,
f5] MAIN 6TRDET.)

ARGE SALE OF LIQUORS, CIGARS
IL AND GROCERIES, AT NO. MAIN bT .
We will sell, at our store, on TUESDAY, Wn
April. at 10 o'clock
90 bbls choice brands RYE wHIsKHY
SO cases very superior Bottled OLD RYE
WHISkEY
French, Apple, Ginger and Cherry BRAN
DY;
10000 good bra nd CIGARS;
GROCERIES, &c.
The trade is particularly invited to this sale.
apS REDWOOD q KBACH, Aucts.
Will be added to the above, about
SEQ pieces assorted STONE-WARE.
ape X. AK, Auct.
NJ The above sale ia postponed until THURS.
DAY MORNING next, nth inst, At the same hour.
ap 10 REDWOOD REACH.