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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF CECIL COUNTY.

TNllE 10th Annual Meeting Of the members
l. of this Company will be held at Elkt"n,
on Soimday, The 2nd day Of .Ansusi, nrri, for
the purpose Of clecting Nine Managers to
serve for the ensuing year.
AT that meeting there will be due from all
members in good sthndiYg the ordinary pay
mcnt OF six per cent on their premium notes;
and from all delinquent members the unpaid
taxes and interest Of the last year, in addl
ton {" the payment due for the next year.
BY Order OF the Board of Managers.
+. 4. ELLIS.
Jul, T., lSG2--tm. Secretary.
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lS.NET GIFTS
EAW-DnNE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
IsAJGH t. SONS,

No. 20 South Della ware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
This Manure is manufactured from pure Raw Bones.
md warranted to contain all tirr uri. iul mic
frl, burned or rilrnc ,,r- used ail il j. sid
under narnn,y fuin the manufacturers that il il free
fran authorizations.
r., Last the demand far this manure "vccc,I.l
that # any fhmrr iud with few DESCRIPTIONS tn.
results have been highly favorable. y" pains will he
spared /" maintain its standard If popularity.
g., send IN lntR OGnLRS ElRLi.
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GUTTA-PERCHA BLEACHING.

WE would call attention to the celchra.
w ted GUT, Pcrcha Backing for Boots,
Shoes, Harness and Carriage Tops, for sale
by JOHN PERKINS, JR.,
July %, 1867. Elkton, Md.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
by virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
- tor Cecil county, in chancery, the I'M.
dcrsgncd, us Trustees, will offer ut Public
Sale, at the Court House, in Elktun, on
.Nondoy, the 2Sth day Of Juiy, 1862,
at II O'Clock NJ, all that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
in Cecil county, known as the " IIhHe poia,
Fa,m." l. lies ) miles below North East,
aid is bounded on the west Ly the North
East River, and contains
10 Acres of Land, More or Less.
About Is acres OF it is in Woodland. and the
balance arabic land, in a fair state of culti.
yatiun.
Upon this property there isl
FISHING SHORE,
in good order a small TENANT HOUSE,
and the whole farm is enclosed by fencing.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by
the Decree, are as follows: One. third of the
purchase in cash on the day Of sale one
third in six, and the remaining third in
twelve M nths from the day Of sale the
credit payments to bear interest. and t" be
secured by the bonds or notes Of the pUr,
chaser, with approved security.
Al EXANI Err EVANS,
II. MCCULLOUGH.
July 5, lSG2--ts. Trustees.
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PIANOS.

PIANOS.
Persons who wish to buy Piano of the bcst
makes W II be shown how they can save a hand
some sum in the purchase if they address PIANO.
care JOY, Coz Co, Publishers Agents, New
York F. O.. IJuly 10 ISty-tIIrci
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Extra Superior Sngar Cured
HAMS.

- ECElVED this day duly 18th. lsD2D 9
IL casks of unusually choice Hams Sell
Ing at 10 per r.und. Mackcrcl and Herring
by tile barrel and half. barrel. For sale by
r. F. MAY,
in The I" Hollow"
p. S.-Thc highest CASH prices paid for
Wool. fJuly 10; ISGa-2w
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MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIMS.

ENl'E undersigned are prepared to collect
Il Claims ofall kinds against the United
States or any State Government.
Bounty. Pension, Back Pay,
and similar claims solicited. Amy iuforma-
tion given gratntously, and no charge made
until the claim is adjusted. u Business can
be transacted hy mai! as sc Il as in person.
VIM L. JOHNSON & co.,
Attorneys at Law,
Commissioners for M The States, ant Nuturie>
P"b!ic,
% S"rTu BIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
May 10, lSj2-Iy.
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WANTED.

VTVO PURCHASE A SUITABLE BUILD
l. ING LOT for the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, with so feet front, on Main
street or near the Railroad stations The
CASH will be paid. Apply to
j. I. MCCULLOUGH.
July II, 1862.
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TSKEDADDhE." The adoption of this new
- word into the fnmily Of "Americ ,nism =
seems to be quite an event 1t signifies pretty
much the same thing the following, familiar
expressions :-Abscond, dccamp. cvacuate. scud,
vanish makc-scrrcc. to-the right about tax the.
b'ck-track. give rS-btl cut-anl. run. cut-stick.
make. -virtuc-"fn necessity. pirt-company, sheer
oft. quit. bolt. wrigglc-out-of. The word. how
ever, has connection with those who pa roniac
the stove and Tin. Ware establishment OF L. W.
STAPLES, 81 door above the Post Office where
the cheapest assortment Of sool. in his line can
be found i'll TIE town. lIuly -, Sj2
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FIR EEHl.EY & CO..

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.
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Ey Kent, Paine 4 Co Aucts.

T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND SHOES
1 AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
ingtant, at warehouse shall sell the largest
and most Sttr2ctivo assortment OF Staple Dry
Goods offered by as this season. At the saIno lime
we shall offer about 2 coo pairs Men,, Womeu's,
and Chi.drer's Boots, Shoes Brogans CATERS,
Rootees. &c, comprising the best assortment OF
choice qualities have ever offered The sale of
ELoea y;l.t commence st 10 O'clock; after which we
shall commence The sale Of cur fresh Dry Goods,
consisting in part CT
Cloths, Beaver Cloths, and Csssmsres,
Super Sattinets, Pulled Cloths, aud Tweeds,
Sleeps arays. Searle: ald Gray Plsnnels.
Biack, and White and Nader Prints
Costonades, Marine Stripes,
Super Black Alpacas, Mobairs,
BieacAed shirirgs Spool Cottons
Norway Pisi1s, Mousiu de LANES,
Mems and Womer's 4auntlefs, Kid do,
Domestic Plaids and Stripes, CORSET Jeans,
Patent Threads Italian Sc uinas Pima
Planters Linens Brown Hollands Silesia.,
Black, Whie. and Gray Cotton Hose and Half
Hose,
Meriuo Shirts snd Drawers Buck Gloves,
Splendid Linen Dsmssks. Curtain Haslins,
Lace Veils, Collars and Sleeves Shirt Fronts
Linen Bosom Shirts, Cotton Shirts,
English Merinos. Stella Shswis, Lnseys,
Elegant Soft Hats, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.
Shoe Threads. Fine Ivory and Tuck Combs,
Needles, Pearl Buttons,
&c, &C., 10, 60
The Cloths and Cassmerss will be sold at II
O'Clock.
Tbs entire lot il entirely fresh, containing no
stock goods and all will be closed without limit or
reserve. KENT, PAINE 4 co,
no 10 Auctioueera
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{1kitUGrv,

Died at har fathers residence, Capt. James G..
STUNT, III jefferson county, Va, On the 18th ult.,
Mrs KATE u. WYATT, consort OF Joshus G.
Uyast, ol SeitlmoTe eyed :~ertysia yesrs and
t.e months
The writer Of this article knew toe deceased in
iirasaIy. and osn spcRk with truth and sinterity
c! her many lovely traits of character. With En-
Intelligent, sell cult i7ated mind, ale combined all
tt. D point5 which most aion her seS modesty,
snabiIity, ard an atfect;ona,e disposition being
amongst she most prominent of them. How cad
It 's 70 lave to mo1ln the iofs of young aEd
IsveIy; bu, how consoling to remember that IN her
death although her friends snd relatives have Lost
q nlcst beloved object, Heaven has Gained oIe
Inmate III Us fright realms. aud The angels
are even ye. Chanting .helr joyful hosannahs over
her entrance. Thai hgr FRIENDS and relatives may
bear this hsppy reflection Ia their minds during
their hours OF sadne6s and grief, is the sincere
prayer Of til. writer, VIII despiy aud sfaeIionatey
srl4pa,l izss with lhem in their afiiic,ion. L.
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by 6oddin l. Apperson, Auccs.

TXCHANGE HOTEL, IL RICHMOND, VA,
HL FOE SALE At AUCTION. Tho under
signed, q committee appointed for the purpose ct q
meeting of the Stockholders of the Exchange Hotel
Company, held on Monday, the 10th dsy Of Novem.
bor, 1869, In pursuance Of the dill eotons given BY
vote then unanimously adopted, will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises on MONDAY,
the 2ith day of November, 1861, beginning At -
o'clock, that very valuable property known as the
Exchange Rotel, in tho city Of Richmond, State OF
Virginia The lot fronts 40 feet the south line
of Franklin street. and runs back about ITO feet
tho east line Of 18th Str eet and 10 surrounded BY
broad and convenient alleys
The Hotel building is ono OF the most comfofta-
bic AMI elegant in the Confederate States, having
about 40 rooms, embracing saloons drawing
rooms dining halls, Offices, bed rooms, kitchens,
gas, water, and every other arrangement adapted
to promote the convenience of guests. II desira-
ble the vacant lot In the will be sold separate
~. The property Is subject TO ground rent Of
5000 per annum, payable quarterly, to be in
creased by the SUN of go per annum, likewise
payable quarterly after the death Of Mrs. Ann
6tetsOn
TERMs.-920, oC0 In cash balance upon . credit
Of l, g. and years, from the day OF sale, with In.
terest payable semi annually the purchaser 10 give
negotiable notes fcr the deferred payments OF prn
oipal and interest, to 6e Decured by & Len on the
property; or eash fer the whole purchase money,
at the option Of the puI chaser.
sss4 z5 \ :; 5 Sss| Committee.
By order Of stockholders Of Exchange Hotel Go
Sale conducted by GODD'E & APFERsos, Auets.
NO IL
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DIED,

LA "4Ce
GA Sunday night, The ssh instant; w Isa
IRVING. eldest son Of Laura and a. Jonnf IN
m, funeral will take place from g.. JA.ness
Church this afternoon at q oeiock' Tue i.snus
and aeoua,n, snces ard the Sunday School scnoafs'
are rssnactfuly invited to attend without tnssnsr
notice.
A. IRA r.s,dsylkc OF M A. G. Saunders. In this
suv ON The l7th Of October. Of typhoid fever,
MOS H. TALBOT. Of Powhatan county, Va,
IN the ssi,h year Of his sga He was a Kind hus.
bard TN affecslonate father. and was beloved and
est,esned by all who Knew him. lie leaves wife
and somr children and large circle OK friends and
relatives 10 mourn their ie'ss.
g3rwet thao. ali when life shall cease
To thrilpthis heart OF mine.
put ne. till Then can forget
one look or tone of thine.
oh no, it raingles with tho sound
Of everything hear;
and think We can ] forget
Ny husband loved SO dear
IT, Religious Herald please copy.
On Tuesday the All of November, At bis grand
fishers residence, o. Clay street, IHoS. IAbp
infdnt aud only Surviving child cf virginia IL al"
Mallory Bates. Thus has the tonder TOW er OF III
lie more than two h-ef faded from oarth
But let the tereavsd and heart broken parents fe-
member that 1t has only been iransp!anted TO
more genial cline. there 70 bloom an'i hourfsh Ia
perennial swec15ehs
But Yet lis sad TO tlina of one who In infant beau
OF .ass iaig meek blossom that grew and faded by
ride;
yet hos Rect hat ona iike that sweet boy Of ours.
80 gentle and 30 beautiful. should perish with the
ao~ers ri SsxsH+.
On t.e atb OF November, 1852 St Castle 'iLsn-
der, Richmond, Va, sitter three days Illness, G. IL.
LfiSTEAEjiE, of Cheshire, England.
AFTER confinement Of nine months ~ = stale
prisoner In the various tobacco warehouses OF Rich-
mond his fearless spirit surrendered 10 Death on
III. above Gay. In tee hope .hst ibis notice msy
reach aone OF his iFienGs at home ii hiss been In.
serted by his fellow prisoners II the citizens room
ct Castle Thunder.
None knew HIN but 20 love hin,
Mono him bu: 10 praise
AZ LIS residence, IN Fowhatan county, Va, on
TIE = Il Of May. 1852, Of typhoid fever, con
tracteG while ~ Yorktown, Va JOHN w TAI
EG%F. in tho Sd y,hr of his age lie wss duti-
ini gca, KIDD husband, en- atiscii0Ea.e father end
wa le,0v~d by al who knew him. lie leaves s
vie aAd tree children and Largo cgce o. Iciends
anG relatives 10 Iaoor. 'Eeir loss.
III the niids. of life are in death.'
- Rolls iaps Herald please copy.
at The residence Of he1 mother, In Petersburg on
wife OF L,ous Wa. L. Eatterwhite, in the 30th
year OF her sgo Shs vas IN atectionsta wife and
kiGd mother, and her ic;s is deeply fel.
/ IL this city, ca the 6th instant, Ar. JOHN SAg.
( YAK III the 73i year OF his gga.
! Vuneral Notice Tho funeral services of The
/ late Co., THOMAS uUD0IES will take plaza from
;he uf.ee street Baptist Cbrroh Grew. DR.. JeterD
Wednesday slotning, e. II o'clock. The friends
and at .all tances Oh the family ere invited to 81
| tend 2t*
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A ok0Es,y ARTS AND SCIENCE.

Frs utility 81 this Institution nseds no comment
IL re CONNIE dinS Il to the public II Ia useful
sensou ard sStensiye application aIaene5t the nu-
n srous oHos-s and others q aspiring ideas IN he
Confederate gsrvica who would gladly avail them
selves Of sbs opportunity 10 render muTs valuable
sarv;ra to thar country had they Possessed tho
rough sal Systematic knowledge of Arts aod Sci
snce combining Military and Civil Engineering and
genera! Land Surveying and as tha time has
srr.yad " hen lie cultivation of praetlca, science
st0u6 be promoted, Particularly for the protection
end defence CT our Southern Con'edsfsay, where
talent ana energy u 30 much required fGr promot
ing iis welface, Under such circumstances find il
impsrstvsly Dy duty 10 stale for tie Information
Of all whom II msy concern. hat GeE.tleEcen pos
sessei OF ecdtaaTY education, such g. arithmetic,
Geometry, Algebra. hsusurstion pls,Ls Trigoaon
etry, dc by receiving cnc Month a y xz;rucsohs
frori the unisragned. viii he fully prepared to fill
any situation In "a Typographical Military or Owl
Engineering Corps IN addition thereto, 6 course
of LHCTU aES ~il be given by it's undersigned.
at his Tesienee, corner Of Cary and lsth Streets,
Richnond, EVskY EVENING, Sunday pied J
commencing 3. o'clock, after the 10Th inst dur
Ing TIE winter. The Lectures will consist Of the
cause Of tho penduis.ms vibration tbs properties
Of the UypertCie, Par0beiic ani C2tanery Curve
whilh Il2y ne applied practically to Engineering
pun Poseg together with 'ol calculation CT Ensi.
necrng and Land Surveying on general terms -
Also the most improved CAD practical plan. the
construction Of F0riificatiCns eEd -.ianc and Sub.
EIGFiring operations. The advantages 10 be De.
rigei hy the polarising prism by which ali itnpedi-
mems IL the bottom CT rivers Gu c-n be fully
DEVELOPED On beard Of gusboa:s or ST !ps ~ war
DC. With tkese accomplishments, fatter myself
with tie Lcpe OF sharing L, the patronage q tie
liberal ard Discerning, and pledge myself 10 give
sub5tagf.,I proof and general satisfaction il The
discharge q my professional duties. Professional
gas,tlemc, who Profess 80 he ial!y qualified ct pre-.
gent, viii ae acknowledged by L!e ~ competent per
E1o by solving the following problems; Other iee
Ia aceo. dance Ygish tbs dictates of ?iao ar, Cicero
ieb acne ignorant OF Sciences enta: here
Ist Frc5!e1n-3be Intersection Of 81 acute Ergle.
=. pgOblem--The quad. ature OF a circle
ii probItm-The psIalax Il yancea u the cells
tial Eaavena
Al =. oiJleI4l--Ihe cause GuS movement Of the
magnetic needle.
5sh EEoblsn-A gobe, . cate, & cylinder equal
three in scr!ace, AID what are their
d.smetersf N CAGE0LL,
10 iI-itE Ak!Ltarg and Civil Engineer
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RittutnGh 4ispattt.



...Gss sesr~ssrv stecA asore Modern degen'
erasv Lad not reached him. The tribute paid to a
pri,lsh statesman has teen ~ fairly earned by sa
American prsla.e. OF all that august and once
conservative hcdy, the Episcopal Bishors OF shs
United ssatss, minority alone IL len adhsrins 70
sts sssSs.n, principtsa u keeping siocf from The
whirlpool II State affairs and Of that minority.
Hopkins the Hccicckioe aud lion hearted Bishop
Of verncn., stands alone in an opsn And lefty pre-
80, ard re.nonssgsmee against the late departure
os As ascshreu from their traditional and Christian
sc,ssy,
yse Kingdom Of Christ was pronounced ps us
Divine Founder 70 be not Of :als world he' is'hi
tie very s.t syen its sineeras' Disciples iohss" 10
Nehe'd 10 their Master temporal Prince IL re-
..,red his conetans sdnonltsoas sod exhartSles 90
a.n.sh teis ieluacn Nor Old svea t.is accomplish
sas object. nwss 10. I'LL Tie hal sealed BIS mis-
s.nn VITA his blood and ill the fres Of persecution
pnrysa from their hearts the drcs * ali esq MY
,.a.sl,,r. sha. :hel. soGis wore weaned from The
aatNas A.. ambitions of worldly dominions 1t vas
.s-ty aa,,. .ae flames ef msrtyr6em that tie SoSra
a. The sen of God " liked IL ell ia glory ssae nS
sae cLildrr, q ne shoseh, aad that she realized
bow mach aobler 10 a Christian is tbs Cross bS
* - ~hiea make him captive =. tAe csr OF earthly
Sowes.
ers when ,sTsscnt.ou rassed away hoN sooa
wa. ibis sublime lesson forgotten ali The ,soubie s
sud disasters which 10 lowed lie departure OF the
Church tIon Tie cuphatle CounselS Ct her founder,
Ia hxAksrins SITTER temporal au;herity, SIRE written
rpon every psge OF secular and ecclesiastical al
shortly for mary dismal ceaiuge1 This is not TIE
fauls o. Christianity. baa Of t.4at defective aad
fallen nature of man. which, even under the best
iriGsc>es. is Ia - Lard - rs.se ifcsn the dust "
piun.s for heaven ~asd niget.
zE~o vas bu, one riga.coUa .aau il Sodom. SnJ
lha.e aae,as TO be eus enc ef saory the clergy q
.5e EoEta who o.osnpCsaends The tras senila q
Christianity. We not surprised TO sea htin Ge
GcaE.-d 49, .0z sed by tie sorsaera press, 81.
laaa must be " - daras 20 sge2k the fruth ~ q
Withstand lie evil passions os the multitude. bdi
,hs whole civiIizsf world will DO him honcr, ana
Il. name viii che dry % Ieve1eucs3 By hose who
are nov Aeap.Is approaches Upon his Aesi. We
had long known that Bishop h> psos VS. the shie.'
81 the NoriEeEn Bishops srd shat, il there WAS one
among heri capable TRAN any other Of giving
wise counsel In political affairs, Ia wac the nan
IN be compre1eutls tie truS character OF his mis-
sso.i, and has exhibited moral courage whioh L
more admirable than his lofty intellectual elbow
asnts. Upon wAa; times have we fallen WIN! IL
the nost conservative organisation In tie United
kts.ss, oi2y cn- nlsn can De found VITO takes the
stand OF Bisaop Hopkins AID refuses TO bow tlss
Gnse 10 BaAi'
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TAUCTiON NOTICE-Psrticular attention
Ia ask ed to Icy sale Of desirable Household FUR
NlTURE, consisting Of Beds, Bedding, Bureaus,
wsrdrohes, Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Bookcase,
commencing ~ 10 clock, IS the late residence Of
Mrs Ottera G. Fox, on Clay between Henry aud
Monroe streets By order Of the Administrator.
20 lit TuCE. w. KkESkE, Auc:
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lLyncnpUrG, va
r ARGR AND ATTRAOTIVEAgOfI SALE,
On THURSDAY, November 18th, We shan oi,ar
fox sale at auction In the largo stors-houss oeeu-
pied by J. p. BELL, and formerly occupied By q.
z. Phelps, Esq., large and complete stosk. con,
sisting In part OF
i 500 packages Nanufact'd Tobacco, from con-.
mon TO hns
10000 lbG smoking Tobacco, Of the best braEaa,
20 tiercss Of Rlce
chss: Green Fss,
Mack
15,eo0 Cigars.
=. 20 bbls. sFows Sugar.
bbls. Clariasd
5000 lbs. Sole LEATHER
30 boxes Tallow Candles,
bbls Copperas,
20 gross Matches
is dozen Ho8s,
SO yards Calico,
80 pkgs Pins.
20 Flax Thread,
bags Pepper.
/ gross Backing,
II bOla Apple Brandy.
IL bsles o: 8 and 4 Onnsburg Cottsns,
Letter Paper. Envelopes, 90
We are looking daily for large lot OF 4 and -
full goods, aud. II received In time will BE- offered
st the above sale.
Will be added to the shove sale
50 bblR N. o. Syrup,
500 lbs Indigo,
10 kees Super Oarb. Soda,
3 CHESTS Green Tea.
20 boxes Turpentine SOsp. no l1-1t$
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ny0umw = Du1eA AuoA.
rlkun-1tsot Dunling. 0ovGgnef eoGeell
TxrIHslvE 6zL1 q Tx6HAue1 n0rnL
u Tu1nrTun1 AZ AuuT10n-1. ssa.s.
sS:. :s % Il: 6: :;s 81 a. &
con iraes HI baslnsss and . come himsslf 70 he
managsnset q u: Ballard Hoase only: ns YIN
90tA day Of November, On The prsnisss. the entire
FURNITURE Of the 1xehanes Hotel. including
the largest and best assortment Of Hotel Kitchen,
Dining Room Chambss. aedPasiof Furniture 70 b
treat 70 b enumsrsss1 IN IN adveftissmsot. In
Kitchen Furniture will b sold two large Steam
Boilsrs one Steam 1nSfns, and the usual asuort.
ness . In Dining Room Furniture wll b soii sz
t.nalon and Oval Dining Tables, Table Ostlsry,
Orocktfy, and Glassware, . large number Of Stoves
Pipes, Mnc, &C.; Chairs. Table Linen. e. e IN
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Rosewood, Mahogany,
and Walnut Bedsteads, Washstsnds, TO-; Marble.
top Tables; Carpets, (mauy OF them mostly nav and
but little usedo and great variety OF other Oman
Der Furniture, too tedious 10 mention. In Paflor
Furniture viii be sold elegant French.plats MIR.
rors, hne Carpets, elegant Gas Ohandelisrs, and .
large stock Of Gas Futures elegant French Ohina
Vases. extra siss Sofas, Dlvans Chairs, Rich Cur
hotel In every department, 10 Of the very best snd
finest description, and the large and unfesefved
sale Of II will offer to hotel and housekespeFs m
commence on the morning Of the 3oth inst, at 10
o'clook aud bs continued from day to day until
completed. JNO. +. BALLARD.
saie conducted by SuNsER & BURREss, Auo-
tiOneerS NO IL
II ARGE SALE OF FRENCH MILLINERY
l. GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
tho 18th instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will
sell, at our Warehouse Governor street. I'd 60or a
largo and handsome invoice Of fRENCH MILL.
merry GOODS, consisting In part Of
vELvETg,
VELVET RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
ELEGANT BONEETS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH GRAPES,
ILLUSIONS,
ELEGANT RIBBONS,
Velvets for Bonnets of all shades
Magnificent lead Dresses; Feathers;
Dress Garlands; Heal Nets;
Gold and Silver Flowers;
Ornaments Corseta, Straw Trimmings, &C.;
And many other desirable MILLINERY GOODS,
comprising the entire stock of q Eiilinsr declining
businesa. SUMMER BURRKSS,
no li-tds Aucuoneers.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c.
Nl AT AUCTION.-We ahsl offer at auction on
WkDE ESDAY 18th inst commencing at 10 o'clk,
ct warehouse, Governor street, large assort-
ment Of Manufactured Tobacco, Of common, me-
dun aud fine grades; also, 30, coo Cigars. Of
sorted qualities. SUMNER Il BURRESS,
20 1l-tds Auctioneers.