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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30
Congress Neins.
MONDAY, Dec. lS.

SENATE.
Ion john Bell, Senator from Tennessee, Ben
ton, of Missouri, and Yulee, of Florida, appeared
to-day for the first time this session.
Various communications from the departments
were laid before the Senate by the Vice President.
On motion Of Mr. Sewer, the Military committee
was ordered to consist of members, g before. J
The Senate then proceeded 10 elect their Off
cels. .fSJWy Dickens, (fed.) was reelected
Secretary, Tor Cerk,) having AZ votes out of IS.
Ro!eH Bcale, (dem.) was reelected Sergeant
ut-arms and Doorkeeper, having 81 out of 40
votes. Isaac Uoliand (dem,) was re elected AS
sistant Dourkecper, having 49 out Of so votes.
The death of Senator Huntingdon, of Connect
cut, was then announced by MIR Rockwell of that
State, and after adopting the resolutions the House
adjourned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

Morris and Willis, commence
volume of their Home journal, the
Of Jan'y, 1913. Among its many att
tions, it is TO be commenced with a
novel by populor writer Now II
time to Observation-Disclosures New )
City at $500 per annum.
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New YoRK Dcc %

Thursday s. o'clock, p. NJ. !
We send you some particulars of Mexican news
which have come to us by mail.
Gems Worth and Pillow were accused by Gen.
Scott OF writing letters which were published in
the United States
Gen. Pillow published a card denying the impu.
tation.
Gen. Worth preferred charges against Gen Scott
and the la Ter arrested him for contempt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

The Boston almanac for 1913, has b
received. 1t is a beautiful specimen
typographical neatness, and as busil
directory it is a perfect index to the sd
OF notions" Published by S. N. Die
son
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

Orange and Rutland Counties are
ing their part well, in the way of new
scrlbe's, and we are much obliged TO
who are favoring us in this way
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SPIR IT OF I Ii L A G E..
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80, ls47
L.. III. BROWN, Editor.
V. IL. PALMER IL,

is UKAGENT TO RECEIvEAE Nd FORWARD SUBSCRIPTIONS
AND ADVERTISEMENTS TO THE AGE,AT HIS OFF,
CEs IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES
BOSTON-20 Sate Street.
NEW YORK-Tribune Budngsopposite City Hall,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-12-30

Hon. L. b. Peck will please accept our
thanks for public documents
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FTW0y Dec, TT,
The Senate did not sit.
llousE.--No business Of public interest was
done.
Mr. Mead, of Virgoia, announced the death Of
Mr. Droomgool, of The State who died n few days
after hls recollection to this Congress. Mr. NJ de-
vered TN oIoquen, euogy upon the deceased and
after the adoption of the usual resolutions, the
House adjourned
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IWUT NTIU y IJIL'
sENArE.-A petition was offered by Mr. Dick
lnson of New York, from Mr. Black, late Consul
at Mexico praying for additional compensation.
Mr. Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, Offered SIM
liar petition from the Adlutant the West Point
Academy
Mr. johnson of Maryland. offered one also iron,
tic Colonization Society, IN relation 10 the number
ofemigran,s TO be allowed on hoard vessels sailing
10 Liberia.
A resolution was introduced by the same gentle.
man calling upon the Secrelury of War for a state
men of the whole number of volunteers, the mum.
that have died, been killed, sc.
Mr. Johnson Of Louisiana introduced bill to
continue the payment of pensions, to widows.
Mr. Cass Of Michigan offered petition for the
payment Of pensions 10 the widows and orphans Of
officers who have fallen in The Mexican war
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Christmas Present.
country

Christmas passed off quiet and right.
The boys and girls had an abundance Of
he benevolence of "OId Saint. NichoI-
as, in the way of sugar toys and
wax babies. Yet, amid the glad shouts
of "Merry Christmas, strange to say, the
'poor Printer" was not forgotten. On
Christmas Eve, he retired at an early hour
in order to give "kind friends" a chance
to tax their generosity. He labored under
a disadvantages: not having among all
his worldly goods but one pair of stock
ings. But nothing daunted by this mis-.
fortune. he hung his last hope, lottery
like, out at the door fronting the street,
and quickly run (barc- loo,ed) 10 his couch
and Iayed himself down to pleasant dreams.
Dreams of aflluence. pockets full Of The
Sinners" debts paid, and all the Iuxu-
ries at this life fit across his anxious brain;
ye, the printer sleeps on until the dawn of
that day which gave to the world its Re-
deemer lie awoke! and FASTENED to
gather in the reality Of his dreams. But
10! Judge Of his horror and anguish on
finding that "kind friends" had stolen his
only pair OF stockings, and left him with
out resting place for his "solc. "
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ThurSlInn. Dec. l6.

SENATE-No business ofany consequence
was done in the Senate to day. Mr. Foote, OF
Mississippi, announced the death of his predeces-
snr, Mr. Speghl, and after the adoption OF the
usual resolutions, tire Senate adjourned 10 Mon
day
IIousE.-Mr Petit made speech on the mes
sage vetoing the Internal improvement, bill; and
then Mr.. Thompson announced the death OF MI
Spcigh,, late Senator from Mississippi; and The u
suoI resolutions having beer adopted, the House
Adjourned
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W C1HeSHdy, DeC' E1'
SENATE,-A petition was received from wild
ow Alexander hamilton, praying for The purchase
by Congress of thousand copies Of the Hamilton
papers.
Mr. Hale of New Hampshire, presented a series
Of anti.savery petitions,
The question on their reception being put, Mr.
Berien of Georgia moved to lay the motion on the
table.
1t was adopted by vote Of S3 yeas to 10 nays.
The bill amending the acts regulating the APP
peale jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in certain
cases was passed.
Mr. Cass of Michigan, presented bill from the
Military Committee for the raising on an addition
force TO serve for n limited time.
resolution of inquiry whether any alteration
in necessary in the Patent Laws, was adopted.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr Lincoln offered series of resolu-
tons relating to the war, and requesting the Pesi-
dent to furnish information thereon, and on our
right to territory between the Nedces and the Rio
Grande.
Mr. Kaufman of Texas offered a series Of resolu-
tons nquirng into the expediency of authorizing
Postmaster to receive and transmit subscriptions to
newspapers free of postage.
On motion of Mr. Vnon of Ohio, the House
went INTO Committee Of the Whole on the stare Of
the Union, for the consideration of bill apppro.
printing one million of dollars to suiclcncy in the
subsistence department, Hon ] X IngersoI in the
House.
Mr. Vinton stated that the estimated deficit this
venr was fraction under four millions of dollars,
bu, the present bill was intended 10 meet drafts
daily expected.
The committee rose reported progress,and ask
ed leave 10 sit again.
The bill was passed by the House.
message received from the President commn-
nica,ns Report iiom the Secretary Of the Navy
on the subject of Dry Docks.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the subject Of the Annual Message
Adjourned.
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Tuesday, Dec. II.
SENArE.-Vurions petitions were presented
and referred
Sundry bills we're introduced and REFEREED a,
mons them one by Mr. Breese, TO reduce and grad
uate the price of the public lands, and one by MI
Dix, TO establish Branch Mint al New York.
The usual resolution to furnish each new Senu
to his share Of punder in the shape of books, &c
was introduced. and after some discussion was re
lerred to the cOnmltte on the Library.
HoUsE.-Nlr Giddings obtained the leave o
the House TO make Il statement personal to hm
self; whereupon he sen! TO the clerks desk the
National Wing of recent date, and had read
part Of IL communication and an editorial article il
said paper, censuring himself and Nessrs Tack ant
Palry, calling them ''pulrid eXcressences," &c
further votes in the elections Of the officers of the
House.
When the clerk had finished reading the articles
Mr. Glddens gave what he understood 10 be The
history of the National Wing and its editor, allel
which he read to the house prepared definition
Of his own political position.
Mr. Henley submitted a joint resolution to re-
peal part of the newspaper postage law passed
in March last
MIR Talmadge presented the memorial of James
Monroe, conlestins the seat of DavIdS. Jackson
Of New York city.
The house proceeded to ballot for Chaplain
and ON the Sd ballot, Rev. II. r. Gurley, Of the
Presbyterian persuasion, was elected,
Thl bill from the Senate, for the relief Of the
heirs Of John Paul Jones, was taken up, and after
few remarks in relation to il,by Nessrs Pollock
Bowlin and Barringer, was referred to tho Com.
mittce on Claims.
Mr. Nnton submitted a resolution to divide the
duties Of the Committee on Commerce between
that committee and new Committee, to he call.
ed the Committee on Internal Commerce.
On motion Of Mr. Jacob Thompson, the House
adjourned
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~ tbHchHdv, ICC' To-
SENArE.-The Vice President presented the
annual report Of the Superintendent of Coast Sur
| vey.
Mr. Calhoun offered the following resolutions:
| Resolved, That to conquer Mexico, and TO hold
It either ~ province, OF to nco rporae it in our
! Union, would he inconsistent, with the avowed OBJ
jec lo which the war has been prosecued-a de-
palture (ion the settled policy Of the Government,
in conflict with its character and genius, and in
the end subyersve Of our free and popular insu-
lions
Resolrel, That no line of policy in the further
prosecution of the war should be adopted, which
may lead to consequences so dlsasterous.
The resolutions were ordered to be printed.
On motion of Mr. Davis the Committee on Com
merce was instructed to enquire whether further
legislation is necessary for the protection Of pas
engers in steamboats,.
Adjourned.
IIoUsE.-The consideration of Mr. Ninon' $
resolution dividing the Comrrittee OF Commerce
was resumed, and an interesting debate ensured
between Mr. Rhett, Smith, (nd Root, and Bed
niger.
During the speech of the latter, message from
the President Vas announced, which, on motion of
Mr. Thompson, was read, and related 10 the sub
ect under consideration. 1t proved 10 be the
Presidents reasons for Withholding his signature
TO the bill passed the last day Of the last session,
making appropriations for certain public work in
Wisconsin, already cmmenced and for other
purposes
The reasons were similar to those in his veto
of tie rive and harbOr bill but the message was
of greater length. Mr. Wentworth moved It's ref
ercnce TO the COMMITTEE OIL Commerce. Mr. VIM
ton moved to refer il To a select COMMITTEE, and
the printing to he deferred until the Committee re-
port, and that the report and the message go to>
gelher.
The discussion was continued ny Messrs. Bay.
ly, Stewart OF Pennsylvania, Sims of S. e. and
and Schcnck.
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NNEHTHVy, U'7' ~
The Senate did not sit
lloUsE,-l he day was con'amed in consider
alton of the report Of the committee on Rules
The tome hour mle' was restored, and various
amendments made 10 the Rules Of the last Con-
gress.
Adjourned.
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Remember the District Convention on
the Slh of Jan'y. and see that every town
is represented. Remember, also the Dem,
ocratic Ievee at Bridgewater, on the
eveiug Of the 7lh of Jan'y. We have en-
gagged good sleighng for the occasion,
and of course there will be general rush.
The democrats of Windsor County, I'M
dcrs,and how such times should be done,
and all who attend may expect to engage
themselves sonic.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

ENcHANoE tlorEL-Aprl Ga q Balimo. Mr. Poster.
Collins York Mr. Provost Fredericksburg; ~ Gco Am
tIcr. Richmond. lr T. Clarsr, Army " Fickhn Char
Ouesyle Nrs Dunn Mr. MeSwains Miss McS~anr,
W Dunn Petersburg. BOILING, Va; van,rn Fls Thos
Johhon. Monroe Herbert Geogctown: Poisal aud
Winchester u Merrr and lady Va = Goodwin, Green New
YORK Col DeRu.sy u Army w wrnCord. Va a ID Read,
Lynehburs J !. Hickman, Va, J F. Ford, Petersburg.
PowHAThS HOUSE,, April 5.-Mr Dixon, Boston; Alexan-
DEE Hume, England Wm Calwel White Sulphur; ]
Wilson. Smilhfed; MS Kenuon three children and seryt,
Powhstan; DR. $ w Lambeth Chuckatuck; Rev Edw Hitch
cock and lady Amherst Mass Oscar Parrish and servant
Hsmburgh Germany; Jno Lewis, Buckingham; Judge
q g Baldwin, Stanton; T. w Hudnall. Powhatan; DIR
Green and lady Columbia. Tenn; Mrs Crank, Bucking-
lam; Mrs IIocman Miss Mosely, Fluvanna Scruggs.
Scruggs, Buckingham; VIM Fariss, Alabama.
CoLrsHils IoTEl-Apri 3d-n Bailey, Boetou, Va, Mo
Yorh Dstrnrer Powhatan Cason Chesterfield I w
Faiey, Nelson Dickson re Tenn; Lynn, w MCieI
McAdams, Tennessee e stewart, Fransn l. Howard,
Floyd a. 7 Montague Petersburg Walton Cumberland.
Mrs OConncn, No. fox.
ArEtt B-Mr Benton, Coal Mines; Johnson, Able
mAIle w Brown. do; $ Read Nelson; Cabell, do; 5
Hsekeits. Louisa; Couy, Fred'g w Clyne, Scosvile;
T. r Jeiiress, Holloway J Craig Phadelphla w Gle
ton, Granville, CIV Rhodes, Cumberland; Hatcher,
do; X Noel. FuVAna; VI Kent do; S Tardy. Camp
bell; Goodc Chesterd; NJ X lanell, Jas City; Egg
mon Chas City; Roper. do C Bailey, do; II Poin-
dexter do; K Fayser, N. Kent; Walker, Walker,
Buckingham; II Campbell, Han'r; + Woodson, Luenburg;
w L Burke, Edward; MAJ Foster, Amelia; X NJ Moore,
Powhalln; Phpotts, Goochl'd; Reynolds, Frank
linz NJ Conley. Lynehburg; + II Bass, Edward; w
Burioh, c; Il Hawkins Norfolk; w ID Hunter, do; II
Mayer and do.
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lotteries.
STATIONS OFFICE,
No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

W. D ooU III fOOkTEENTH STREET.
Let an the word -ay What they can.
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man,
The Splendid Prize OF $4,000 nj stratton,.i ~
Dra~n Nos 81 New Jersey. No. -. March II:
p n 90 81 ~ ~ ~ IS 10 90
Iehs' Nos 81 c. the second capital PrA, Of saOo1.
Drawn Nos. Of n Jer--y No. %. APrnI.t
90 50 81 nc 90 ~ ~ 81 ~ - -
whos Moss % &C. pine Of $500. -oIi aud paidby
Drawn Nos Of sonopsaia No. II. Apri I'd
II ~ % ~ 20 81 % SO - 90 81 20
Half Ticket Nos II 90 %, a capital sold and PAID
Drawn Nos Of Alsrandra No o-Apri Sh:
~ IS Ga ~ ~ 81 81 ~ 10 5 ~ 81 10
Ticket Nos. 7 g. a Przs OF $50 sod ard pad by
Drawn No, Of AieIandr a, No o-Apni ID:
}. 90 40 10 ~ IS l.
Tesst Nos Is &C. capital sold paid BY sTRArTON
$4,000, ii, 900.
10000 5000 1000 1900. 1900. Of 1000 ~ Nos
drawn Tickets - hilve. $50; Or. IS.
$4,000
Thur-iay-Nc~ Jer-ey. CapitsI. Of $4,000 2OOO
1910 20 Of 1000 &c rs Nos, "a drawn. Tickets Is halve.
$4,000. 1000.
Frday-Monon=ala No. Captal.: 5000 1000 s9O
500 400 3e &c No. 10 drawn. Tickets So rs
quarter. ~.
$4,000, 1000
Fnday Nigm-LeesbuTE En- No ). Capitals $1,000 1000
3'5 az &c - Nos ~ drawn Ticket. halves qrs IS
ke- &c - Nos, IL dawn Tickets 81 halves qr-
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cis., P, for Isi7-to be drawn
AprI iOih.
rs No LoTTERY-i2 DRAWN BALIors
sItIsDp Psir.s-l prize OF 10000 10000 10000, 5000,
f0.O, $500. 5000, so Of 1000 500 M of $50.
TekessIo sivesj quarters 25O C-ru6ea. Of
% Whole Tickets $3.50; - halves co, 25 quarter. 30.
S Buyers referred -t of Pr1- registered
the Office, proof OF done every
continues to the number odd and pad by
Do Orders for kAse., certificates single
drawns when requested.
Please address orders ". sTRATTON.
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NEW DRY GOOD STORE.
J. nj. STEWART


HAS just opened at No. IL, Main Street, adj
so'k Of rPrng Dry Goods which the attention OF purchasers
requested.
BsraE-s, Baizlrines Satin striped Margin-s
POULAND, Sik., rich plain ditto fot Spring
Muslin Robes in kicat variety. some richly embd
French Lawns, Organizes, Plaid Giensd mes
Linen Ginghlms. French and English Chintz
Earsion Manchester and French nshau- great variety
Bingham Lawns, sain striped Musins
SILK and BeuaEc Shawl. Gtenadnc Searfs
Crare Shawls; Muslin ditto
Blk SILK Lace Manulas vesitcs a aud
Gle for the
Paris Coas and Capes great variety Of French work
Very superior wild. bis Slks
Linen cambric and Linen iIdkfs
French Lawn
Thread i.aees. .dsing. aud Inseiuss
Muslin and Camb
Jacon-, and other CambrcS
N'ry heavy Irish Linen, very fac
English long Cioily. ali prices
Damass Dnity aud handsome
Green Bauagcs
GrI's, Corded AMI Mapcii.s Skirts
Manila Skirtins
Ladies' and Gents SILK Vests
Sup bib and white English sik Hosiery
English Cotton do
Toilet Covers
Richly Embroidered Drapery Muslin
Gauz- Piann.s
MOhair Iuses, silk VAN AIpacaa
nanIask Table Diapers. Napkins
ia Linen Shecting Pillow Linen
SO, 10 aud ~ Bleaehed Cotton sheetny
Biz Bombazncs, Lupns
Gsmhrcons Linen Dnlrgs and other goods fer
and boys
Prints n every variety
kankrcrs
ramsal- Umbrellas ra'a'olet- and Shades
Oil Cloths foT Tables and Passages
Straw Maiings. &C,
These goods have been purchased ia the Northern
markets, and Will he sold low ap 7-d1tkro3t
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BALTIMORE, April SIS L. Nj.
Tho directors aud stockholders OF the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad had another meeting this morning Speeches
made by number Of gentomon. and Mr. McLano, Prosi
sident OF the company read elaborate address, which
he reviewed the objection the Psb1rg and other routes
aud pointed the he believed practicable
lie left the matter, however, without making any de-
cisivo definite proposition immediate acton--
He still hopes for favorable legislation from Virginia
IN which, ca no will be disappointed. lie gives Wheel
ing preference Pitsburg but does exactly
tsied with other terminus under present circumstances
Mr. L Scott, after few remarks offered u series OF
resolutions, which adopted setting forth that the sub
scIpton $500 0OO) heretofore proposed TO be made by
the Baltimore Company the Pitsburg Company would
not DO increased; that the Northern Cassclman
that the subscription heretofore proposed TO be made the
Piitsours Company must be made subject the stpua
tons and conditions OF the original resolutions Of the Board
o. Directors Of tho Baltimore Company which such sub
scripton recommended TO the Stockholders. These
conditions. it will be remembered, contained s,puations
10 tolls and which gave the Baltimore
Company entire control of these matters.
There sales to-day Of about 900 barrels How ard
street Hour At S6,l2i which is about the fair price City
Mills held a, S625, and Pennsylvania brands S6l2I-
Corn meal S4,37i.
sale to-day Of 1000 bushels primo red wheat at l35a
l3I cents. Ponnsyyania red, good TO prime l2Sal37
note advance OF about cents per bushc in white
since Saturday, with sales OF about 900 bushels sias2
cents; yellow do is worth SSas9 a. rye So
scrsoed $4a437I. Whiskey dull at 2G1a27c.
the transactions at the Stock Board $4,000 u. S.
6s, 1867, at 1914 to l0li; $3.50 Maryland Ga at 80
CITY 6s, 1890, 81; Ohio Railroad shares 42s bid.
The Telegraph reports thus up the present writing
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Tho stock market acye-sales OF Pennsylvania S.;
advance, and OF Morris Canal at per CT advance. Other
securities unchanged.
The supply OF flour continues very small Some par
ces reaching few hundred barrels Pcnnsy brands
sold $625 conmeal Si43l; sales Of western flour al
$3.50 to S56oi sales OF prime Pennsylvania red wheat
ut Sl35 sales to moderate extent Of prime yellow
a93 cents oats Al cents; rye 81 cents whiskey 26i IL
~ cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,
Dispatches from Gen. scout.

'Ps.N"'" eeh. SSott.
The Union OF Monday night contains two leltors from
Gen Scott to the Secretary Of War; announcing his safe
debakation. and detailed account of his proceedings
down 10 the l4h u the date OF the last. Thoy add
thing To our previously received information, however
and We therefore defer hem until tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-07
Ny. MARKET Ami 5-eIp pm

10000 guny bags sold go South, 9! bu Die.
ash, from tho cargo OF the konsington.
Cotton-500 bales sold prices tirm.
1000 bbs Oswego aud 1000 Michigan for May Goth, at
1925.
F!Our-5O brls mixed Michigan S7,3s; Genesoc in
shippers hands is offered at SO.
Corn, 5000 bu North white - in tho slip; $500 do
yellow. delivered at l00c.
Pork. prime at l3,2J
Whiskcy steady.
Frsights quiet; Exchange do.
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By Inloes 81 brother,
NJ. Z. .Mala Sfrcef.

by fnloes 81 Brother,
No. :, Masa
CATALOGUE or VERY SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT PHIL
AnELPHA MADE CABINET FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY morning Apnl 3h commencing At 10 O'Clock
at will reserve by catalogue
collection OF costly Cabinet Furniture
Philadelphia mlnufae ture
Mahogany ParOr Chairs plain and sd elegantly cary
ed and styles
Figured and plain Spring Mahogany Rocking Chairs
Egyptian and white Marble Top Genre Tables
Mahogany sofa Tabes with white Marble Tops
Handsome Oetagon High Poss and French pattern
hogaHy Bel,tsads
Elegant Cabinet BureauI serpentHe plain fronts with
Marble Top- u Mirrors
SsTpsnune and Square Marble Top Pier Tables
Egyptian and white Marble Top wa,hyta nds
Mahogany Wartrohes scroll pattern
Sewing Chairs and ehl1ren's Rocking Chairs
Rosewood Piano Stoo's plain BufeauI
serpent-e and caTyei Spung Sofas
Superior Hair haiTlssss; Looking Glasses
Mahogany Cushion seat Ann Chairs, &c
app ISLOES q BROTHER Auet
SCHOONER MUTUAL RIGHT. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY Morning hpr sth O'Clock on the DocE
al the foot OF 7th Street viii sill Auction the schooner
Mutual Right OF uy five burten. sad vessel h b.en
recently rcd ~ New YORK and condition and
ready for lcr TERMS cash INLOES BROTHER
ap Aucts