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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
NEW DRY GOODS.
Lndics' Dress GOOds.

CASE received French English
American BroadcOhs. making his very complete
OF the cheapest Cloths Cameres Goods
all the
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Lawns, Muslins, and Ginghams 2I, 1884, s. 81 and 3l
Lace, striped plaid Cambrcs Muins q
Linen Handkeciefs good quality 49,
super hemmed stitch Linen Cambria handkerchief 81 Is,
81, IS.
Cntlon Hosiery, all Qualities, from Lotto 379
Caicoes, the cheapest and from
Russian and German TOweIiDgs, la 10 25 cts.
Fine Irish Linens So 60, rs, s7f and 81 Is.
Nankeens. Bnbhn and
Thread Edgngs End Lacts, shaded plain purse Twist
Purse Rings Tassels rich
plaid Sa fancy eooed ravaIs Bonnels Shoes
s7 Mems fine Calf Boots 81 other
things all Of which will be cheery shown the
possible price wholesale RETAIL pay
doors of Brow ning's Hotel T. r. CASE
indianapolis, April 30, l647. lO3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

OF The hog market is getting better at Cincin.
natl, prices coming close upon 90.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
DRY GOODS.
New Cash Store Wholesale and Retail.
Hamilton & Parrish,

Indianapolis, Corner Of Washington and Meridian
streets, room formerly OccUPied By Mr.. Peek,
RE now opening the largest stock in this city Of staple and fancy
IN dry goods, hats ps, hosts aod shues
Also era ortmen purchased in the CT
tes al Tie Lowest cash prices We will
but respectfully request bs= cheap goods call
and examine our SUCK before purchasing We anticipate
and by
we hope 10 merit liberal share Iic patronage
n. Is. The highest quantity Of WHEAT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
In the Orphans Court, Butler County
PENNSYLVANIA.

BUTLER COUNTY, In the matter of the estate Of Daniel Nc
Kissock deceaed-To David McKsock, heir law
iel Nick and all others interested.
1OU hereby notified par-
ton issued of The Orphans Court of Butler county,
hearing Butler the 18th day Of January A. D. si8 and
me nquison will be held the
Butler
SHIP county aforesaid Monday the 9th day Of March
clock A. NJ Of said day for the purpose Of making partition Of
said among heirs said Daniel
their il be dvid
prejudice spelling the whole and the
cannot be paioned without prejudice aforesaid then to
value app Of said the
acts Assembly in such and provided
where you may attend you think proper
GEO. w. REED, sheriff.
Sherin,s Office. Bster, Pa. January 75-3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
a THE subscriber has his employ very hest work
men country affords, and large quantity Of
- Of Leather, selected himself
manufacture
and STYLE warranted perform YELL and such prices
en- nnOt fail to suit He particularly desires
The Attention of the Ladies',
determined that o the paP much
pued shall begin match with his either IN soness, durability,
or they lives health appearance
Of the especially that they be and
They shall certainly be suited
spect -
himself;
with the business all assured that he
cannot recommend Ms superior 10 those generally sold
All de,s pleased in bargains invited him CALL
lie still old stand Opposite Washington Hail.
ready wait and his
forget his low prices ySsvii;renoovli "a kNODLE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
To Correspondents.

c W. X, Washington, D. Glue weekly will be seq
q directed. All right
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Shoes, Boots, Hats and Cans.
QueenSware, Glassware, and Looking

ALSoCofee by the sak; retail spice pepper
ginger indigo, madden vnesar window
glass nss brass kettles and castings and
necessary enumerate In exchange hic
kinds OF produce He will also pay the market price IN CASH
for Of wheat And having lately
warehouse in of his will
farmers deliver their wheat here instead Of the Depot He also
supply of which he pur
chased in thlscity. 35tf A. HARRISOS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03
NEW GOODS.
ENHE undersigned has just received large general
IL mentof

Dry Goods,
which will he sold wholesale
terms. He would respectfully call the persons
whiting indianapolis examine lis stock consists in part
of the following articles
Blue, black, brown, green and olive clolhs;
Blue hlack Monterey and fancy plaid and striped Cameres
Black blue, Taylor steal mixed aud fancy Saines
Green yellow and scarlet Fsnn also printed Ftnnsls
New beautiful plaid Linseys;
Oregon. McGrtggor and Taylor Paids
New aud beautiful style plain plaid and striped Apaccas
ALSO-Back brown slate and other patterns Of do
French Merinos French Scotch, oil dressed and
Ginghams
Paris painted Nous. de LANES aud Cashmeres;
ALSO-Plande LANES and Cashmeres prices;
Black k and variety Of fashionable goods
wear;
Silk Fringe and Gimp trimming Ladies'
dresses;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Silk Ladies' BOnnets Flo
Braid aud Straw Bonnets;
ALSO, ack Alpaca Bonueis;
French worked Collars;
Thread aud Bobinet Laces Edgings and InsertIngs
Plain plaid emb oidered Cashmere and Cloth Shaws:
Black Cloth Shaw l., neatly embroidered;
Fancy, Silk. Worsted and Wooden Dress
Satns and various other styles Vesting;
English French and American CacOes in great varieties
Apron Checks bed ticking leached Musns Can
ton Flannels, biz a. he'd and brow DrilIings;
ALsOBuena Vista Hoods and wooen Hoods and Comforts in
great variety also
Shoes, Boots, Hats and Cans
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-02-03

Business Of M. d L. Railroad during the rceek end
sng Jan. %, 1913.
OUTWARD. INWARD.
423 passengers 4S5 passengers
1883 bls salt 20 horses
10 molasses S25 brls -four
81 LAID Gil 10 80 beans
u whiskey 90 wheat
IL +" liquor go =" lard
8 beer 81 Z" fruit
3 vinegar Is =" pork.
l2 kegs powder 6S2 pork barrels
2 car loads Of slate l0,409 bush. wheat
IS bush. coal 263 bran
$4,000 lbs other freight loo corn
49S hsxseed
43 barley
6S meal.
l72 oats.
305 kegs lard
O. hogs
5l6 brOoms
5000 feet lumber.
car loads hay
S773 lbs other freight
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

iials # D5Faiy az hat he siail lavc attained h.
3olh va and have the right ut saae n the elrfiHi 81
nemars af Cbambef one t titse f1ris q IL moa
srshy winch are enumerated ia The doedHeel preiamihs
the Ca5sfitu iua.
Ihe + nprror has apprc'c1 Ceaaf NoNrREererri
n IT, Presidency at I5s.er Austria in place oil h5ff
vua Is4tzss WINS, snation he las eon pleased 10 ae
cepi.
Tie Nliui~ior # uaf has ruiIsdel onisi ] STATE.
fnrf If thu ,sss Of -hr Ansrraa aft IN lwly. from The
lsfhaf Mach a. the .fbDi April aafa1aws Ia ld.d2
ura (ia-ladu1 h la.ao d,scIc ) Ia Nlrh ate II Do
added - horses anl d battery otsiN dsld pr,es.
\ letter from CoNsrANrtNorIE bnurs intelligence
that efeal ,rrs hate been ua IA tan G'Dlsty u tie
O aamaH -to siare tbe commencement 81 ihc maiih-
The ttaBa cr Rtscid Pachn Las bre1 dismissed aud
hIs pacs srpu-ri he S1fjpn paela, The bate President
ii Tie Caa1rl q ia,u-". affat nnnb'r oi efhaf
changes and pr.uaau. have etrn rIare ia all lIf pub
,.s departments Tic Pope Nuaeeh1s been rreaii.
% .afse squadron IS bcng ~ lady Ct s,a, appa
lam ,4afs. sincerely, J. I [.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Wien the door. were opnncd To the public after So
crat sessiao. d ole vas e.ant On upon r.,oln-
ton requiring VIII, pledges from the candidates pfe.
secuted.
Mr. Has, I'll spol, and secuted ibc ,a TIM, the Wb,s
would yoe Ter aqy body bura Whg. Noplr'g,s ve,e
necessary and he therefore hop,J that 5r r1,,lotla
would b. lad on the table, an' that the Convention
would proceed to nominate Claw Scott raylor or any
good Wing.
M. pa, hl l.:l., IT,, l,i D., H. ~, =
,,ta, l,o lI,l,.,,ss 'i,.,I ~, ,,,,,l .
le,i.'on Mir ryergo If \,,,ar, 's,,lc ,.,,,,
the ,or>lim bnt laaolIoly.
Mr. Ganiry rIl.v4l H., ,c;l ,l,, tho o-,,io,l M,
,I,o was Ia irs,r,o IN, n,oJ, If ,,,,,n. lL. ,,,,,J
men, was II, r,s,rIb. !, ,s.i Of r,,,, iI,n.,I.ql
,L, .,r' a. " l''''' ,"'' '''
and fb, I,7,,n ,t mi. .,f .aa,r
guarantee that he ca9ll4,e WAS \ynlr II, r,,.la I
E,. , 80, i, l'' ~ Vs. u -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

ior members Of Congress 10 accept office rr,m Ia
i've mat m ae'elaic Of MS Conrention ,rU
eiee from lis emiec if e'ected and that ,le aG''p'
requested 10 appoint IN member OF Congress or otl; "
ef 10 the nrN GoaYenfpa ''Nu-
Tie Chair sud The resolution contained er,,t.,,
i'he an" ne had NJ do"bi the President ,roud ,,'s =
10 tbfrdt trieH. Int IL ras not cractFv in o, sue
Nhai p'easaal gentleman AIS Mr. Evansf
der s. vrrlaai. nn'Dpils.aiel! Really. the -,
es sister mts have Sent her very Youngest san 's
pat IN the great council Of the sapesl Im,,in 81
smIle OF incrednlous conmise;aion which INNS, ,uf
passed around hai Wise. dlsnferesed harmni,ns
when he idea ol not accepting Office WAS ds.l sIy
lheir as'onslel minis II ii hal been pron,sod " 70
They should nj ask ollte II Would have been bad e,
hnl not 10 accept IT, II would have been tqfi
serve the country In her need and VIVA, time D, @
would hive the heart to be 81 crnell
AMI Then Mr. Stevenson, What a Jewel Of -.
ding officer! lie WAS not Speaker Of the JImse
teen years { r nothing He WAS mol soft enon,b ,
the question not he lie knew thing OF W., . p"'
an that II WIS ''eXreileni daerne!" capil,l NJ
ing. however silly practice! lie had no Janb, w..
new President would pursue II To "a liberal extent y,
nice phrase that II hit the lhinu exactly NJ, ~
Ia br ''Ibetal. in spite If Mr. Evans r., 'H'
outstanding Ire excellence ofthe doctrine AMI The Iil
al extent 10 Which Mr. Cass would pursue il il y,sn
erihetess, mi e.actly in o5der" Il was ofIe nm,
e order to mo21e the oxen that had lroldrn ont tho ,,
here was scripture tr that. Tie liborer WAS un,L.
Of his hire. There scripture f,r that too AMI g.,
Mr. Stevenson would not "eXacyo let himself and ill.,
Demeetary be ciHti with chill. II was tp,old =, btl
iieani his Trends aad not travelled FAR Nt1 any loo
ef dropping their ellim for mleaep and services NJ
wonder thai the meuhcrS Of he Couecnlion rein,
then III mks Ia NJ Stevenson for his able d,eoiGed ~
elIaI"N impressive and profound manner II orc.,,uy
OVER ie't debaafiuns~-It Vas but proper erl,lnd.
BHena J isin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

car. l,r v.s.eritf afternoon The substance Of his tcs
tin1uy related tie mlIi'afy operauns at Chafuiepeci
and an interview hell between himself aud Gen. Pillow
n He request II lhr ller after thr cauft Of inquiry in
He how1er cHse Il viii ten. z was nemler. The
oc u this meeting ID srcorr his intervention IN
freeing reconciliation between Gen. Pillow and the
cumuauIt lsrliei
Towards the else Of lhe examination tie pro eculoa
prop -cd question: To- which the d., fence objected as
"ealina.' IN exciting discussion going when
tie Court a'efl red by ordering the parties Ia reduce IL
wiring tine punt in controversy. This bc,ns done. the
question WIS fsallDwrd
Tn eva uination then turned upon Gen. Pillow, con.
aeefiou with the Letndas afnf. and h1ally upon the
larIlaya arnl-irr IN whi.h General Qlit.hln a
,Jnnls,!onel.- Ball. Pat. oil Thursday.
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A-NEAN CAI.NA REIlI-

II Is said tint the Governor Of Cuba has refused Santa
Anna permission Ia reside in the Island. from an appre
henslu0 Of gyiag offence 10 the United States Ing So, un
there in ID hing Of continued intrigue aud prrpl
ration The CIV must be very careful how he ats
Mr. POLK. dear friend. Santa Anna. with anything
like Iodg1tg. he may find detachment Of our navy
laundering ab al his Ears ayrngn he national wrong
Phil .NoJti IN ,icaa
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PnuRnlLrufN. Junc - ?. N
Won have been arci ~ advised of rhr selection Of Mr..
fuI "ort. 81 Kew Nopa. b. lie Convention. for the Of
fee Of ktre fc,nl,nt OF the ,lc States Tnrra
VEN many gentlemen in nunina II lr the ofice-be
SIDES Nh lInorc. the lo5sfue gentlemen also
lawrc7ce II Massachusetts, .ohs NJ Clyton Of Drla-
warr, Andrew Stewart oil Pa l'bos Ewing ofOhio, r
{ Winthrop Of Massachusetts, WIN II Seward Of New
York, John iouag Of New York. I Butler King Of
ncorala, 1barlow Weed Of NrW lor,. John Sargelnf
af Pcoosylganl, Hamilton fisl Of NV York, and
ito' MeheBuan.
Outhe second ballot. Fillmore received Sand Law
renee - vofcs So Millar5 Fillmore having received a
magnify Of all the votes cast, declared duly nonjoa
ted.
'rbc nominations Of Taylor and Fillmore have been
received with The most enthusiastic demonstrations Of
JOY in phadelpha. New York AMI baltimore, anl wi
be 50 rccelp,dby the Nhlps htou9hoGi the Union
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An association II young men IS being Gormel in BID
linorp Which IS expected will number Thousand
WHO preparing visit Waslntlon the occasiun Of
HE laying oftlec rncr s'1ae 81 The Washington Monu
ment. They preparing splendid banner. To be de-
POSTED in the MaaGnenl perpetual memorial that
he a..lc.a IN WIS iLnrn L.nte.nnle1.
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PIGEONS

We hear SAYS the Louisville J,nraaD that the whole
face of the country in Indiana. from c r,dan Evans
vile, distance oC nearly hSo hundred niles is covered
"'h pigeons Evcrr speccspi Grain put in the ground
by the armersis DESTROYED iahwith. The sauahtrt Is
ct course terrible. We have heard Of wagon loads of
pigeons seut Ia all djrtctahs
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pan,pGLrun, June Q, +. NJ
WILLARD FILLMORE, q, Now York. was So
lec,ed "a lie secouI baiIH, Is the Wang caaIIalo for
tie We Presidency.
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Debtors TO the yirginiar!

H'ilE unders saed will attend Amherst and Nelson
II Jane Courts, Tor the purpose of collecting and r's'
ing up all accounts due the late of Toer Town
~ y Nmthan; stiham, Dlard < Iuwnley. and BIarA-
f'rd, Siathan Y billiard. Those moi seen al ConI'' TIC
viii call an. All who indebted by h'ni or open ac
count, he hopes Will be ready FIR tileneni as ne IS
aaNuus 10 c Sc his business in Virginia.
Jaae SIS CIlAS. W. STATHAM.
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CoURr MARTIAL At FREDERICK

Gen "ait.ean was s'il! under examinations when the
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change their judgment The people will deal justly and
equally with all They will render due applause and
honor to the wisdom, energy, and fair dealing of the
President OF the United States, planning The campaigns,
IN the selection OF the individuals to eecfuae his designs,
~ me DIVISION OF the troops in the admirable adaptation
Of the means to the objects to be accomplished in the
pie supply OF ratons for brave soldery and in the
magnanmous and honorable termination of war glorious
and successful beyond anything in the annals Of nations
The people will also do justice to all of our generals,
their bravery GOODNESS, and skill They will not fad it
necessary in their praise of those heroes who have won
for their names glorious Immortality to deract from
the commander-in-chief, who called them into the
vice, and assigned to each the task he has performed 30
CALAMITY and SO brilliantly Let us do likewise Justice
to alfair evenhanded justice; and if all have been en-
gagged in unhoy let the heavy of an en-
ragged and injured people rest upon the heads Of all
These remarks have been made Unexpectedly. But
there was something extraordinary in the conduct and
the remarks of the gentleman from North Carolina,
felt unwilling to remain SILENT without an effort 10 ex
pose Them especially regarded the allegations made
unfounded, and the course pursued unbettng The gni
ty, proprety and fairness which should characterize
member on this floor J
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Rv II. ". DYER, .YxctSoNesr.

r,vrr Rv II. ": DYER, .4sctSOneer.
tTuhEMSlvE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FUKNl-
d,r M PIANO FORTE, &c, at aucton.-On Tues
b,,d gih Instant at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the
" mouse OF Mrs. Hamilton, on Pennsylvania avenue,
F,cpqe between A and 9th Streets nearly opposite
ina HOTEL the entire furniture OF that large board
ana aoshmen embracing the furniture of two parios
ut 70 chambers. The furniture is in good order,
Moss which cnumerate--
'''ogany cane rush, and other chairs
DO sofas, marble-top pier and centre tables
ch plate and other gilt frame pier manel, and toilet
ssasses mahogany sideboard
Ma, nan, and astral lamps extension dining tables
uiah99gany dining, card, and chamber tables
naments ~ " ~ -
,,eneuan blinds, handsome set grandoles
hne Toned piano-forte, dinner and tea china
an an assortment Of glass
i.oly handled knives and forks, sets casters We.
o,K aan parlor and chamber carpets
ppuoo'h for hall and passage
iDtass plates and rods for steps
paEh and French post double and single bcdsteads
s' eather beds hair, and other sttresses
Iuanu'y OF bedding such linen sheets, blankets,
.so'niot' coun'erpanes, bed curtains, &c
abe linen, mahogany bureaus, washstands, tolls
o. wafdrobes sets ire.irons &c with variety Of other
Tics and general assortment OF kitchen requisites.
erns OF sale All sums of and under $50 cash over
credit OF two and four mouths, for approved endorsed
Ses bearing interest. X. w. DYER
May 2-eodts Auo,;one.r
pJAl persons having claims against Mrs. M. Hamilton
Hlu please lille them with Stan.aus Murray, esq.
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Wine expires IN May and June,
tAcual FORCE sick Of the volunteers
Of this force, known the
irsnde There little doubt they Msa
before this time =
NorE Il deem it proper remark, that of the 1874 Gag
gregae) reported above, than 5000, II so many
should be counted effective, The probability is, that the
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MARsfIAL'S SALE.

virtue of writ of feri facias issued from the clerks
olhce of the circuit of the District of Columbia,
lot The county OF Washington, and directed shall
expose at public SALE for cash. Thursday, the 18th day
May next, at 10 O'clock m, before the courthouse
ooi OF sand county, the following property, VIZ; All that
p OF the lot OF gound number 20, in square number 2oi
% cry oil Washington, with two-sory brick house ana
N Improvements thereon, now in the occupancy OF m
lowing the said part OF lot fronting the south side oil
street. north, nineteen feet and eleven and half inches
Nehding from the northwest OF the lot easwardiy
u running back of the width the front, and bind
w On The west line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
VIC same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
m Z. r. Pearson, executors OF Robert F How, TO VIM
lowing dated the 18th OF July 1895. Seized and levied
me property OF William Bowling, aud sold TO satisfy
as NO 1872 to March term, 1885, ia favor OF w illian
""'' use oil Robert G.. Buckley.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
hph i9-dts Marshal of The District of Columbia.
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TRANCE under Louis Philippe, history OF
years, by Louis Blanc edition, just published
Foa syo. Price 80 so. p, TAYLOR.
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Ry n. ~. DYER, .a.scfIomeer.

VALUABLE SQUARE AND IMPROVEMENTS AT
Y AUCTION-On Friday, the 9Th day CT May, at 8
o'clock shall sell the premises the whole Of square No
49, containing about 10000 square feet with the
men, and back building. frame stable and carriage
house and outhouses pump of the best water In
the yard NC. o
2s ,
Terms of sale One thd of the purchase money in cash
the balance in equal nav ents OF g. r. and Is months, for
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
ROOT w. DYER,
Anril o2--eoNds Auconeer.
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MARSIIAL'B SALE.

virtue OF three several writs Of eyt acias issued rom
The clerks Office of the circuit OF the District OF 20
nmba for the county OF Washington, and to directed
shall expose to public sale, for cash. on Saturday, the
9Th April inst, the front OF the jail door OF said coun
W al the hour of IL O'Clock, m, negro boy named
andrew aged about years, seized and levied upon as
the property of Francis Londes and sold satisfy judi
Gals No 81 to November term $780, favor OF Fielder b.
roston use of Walter Smith, administrator OF Clement
smith, use OF G. Cox of Judson Mitchell also, NO
Wudicias March term, l84l in favor of Walter Smith,
executor OF Clement smith, of c. Cox, use OF Judson
Mitchell and also, udicals No "A, to March term, 1872
10 favor OF Wliam Haynan, of Judson Mitchel-all
against the said Francis Loundes
ALEXANDER HUNTER, Marshal
April l9--ds of the District of Columbia.
W The above sale Is postponed till Thursday next,
wa oil May, same hour and place.
April 81 A HUNTER Marshal.
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rTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTlON.--On
II Thursday morning next the 18th instant, at half
nv 10 O'clock a m shalt se the boardnghouse on
Pennsylvania avenue adjoining Tyers Hotel variety OF
GOOD household furniture; among which are
Caneseat and other chairs
Mahogany and other tables
pnror chairs astral and other lamps
Window curtains and ornaments
Brussels and ingram paror, hall, and chamber carpets
Stair-rods, olclo,h, &c.
New French-post and other bedsteads
Good feather beds, hair and other mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes
Wristbands, toilet sets, Nc.
With many other articles worthy the attention OF house
keepers. - c.s . - 3o5 a
credit of 81 days Tor appsoved endorsed notes, bearing IN
Mav2-d r. w. DYER, Auct.
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Hy y. ~. DYER. .0mcftOneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.--On Monday,
Y the 9Th of May next, at O'Clock, snail sell on
the premises lots Nos and l6, in square No l65 Loi
No fonts 81 feet north street, by depth OF about llo
feet Pennsylvania avenue, by about the same depth,
and is improved by good two-sory brick house, &c.
Terms made known sale.
The above property is for private sale until the day OF
sale
Also lot No II in square, fronting on the avenue
unimprovsd .
esq, r. w. DYER,
April 27-eo&ds Auctoneer.
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Bv II. GREEN, .asscfissser.

household AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
n AUCTION.--On Tuesday, the I'd May, shall SELL a.
~ rdence Of Mrs Reed on street, betyeen A and 9th
.eets at 10 o'clock, a. m, an extensive and exeeheh'
o,ment of furniture. We enumerate in part
Wabogany sofas lounges, divans, and ottomans
10 parlor chairs and arm rocker
.sorsen.covered lounges and stuffed chairs
Mahogany sideboards dressing and plain bureaus
Do dining card, and centre tables
Cane and wood sea chairs, rockers, &c
Mamie ana walnut high and low-post bedsteads
Washstands wardrobes, and writing tables
p.ror and chamber window curtains
China glass, and crockery ware
plated Tea and coffee urns
fir,ndoes sofa hall, and other lamps
Fire sets toilet sets, and chamber glasses
Rrusses three ply, ngIain, and step carpets
Passage ocofh hearthrugs, Sc.
Feat ber beds. bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking and other stoves
With lot of kitchen requisites -
Te,ms; All sums of and under S23 cash over yZo,
credit OF two and four months oI approved endorsed notes.
e,eu interest A. GREEN,
pe s Jha,rSSXT Auctoneer.
n The above sale postponed In consequence Ofthe
az, ~ un,il Saturday, the 9th instant, same hour.
i'Way3 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Rv y. HREE,N: .awcftO,,eer.

Rv n. GREEN, .4McttOseer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al
II AUCTION Thursday, the 4th instant, shall sell,
At the late residence of ]. N Pumroy, esq, deceased on
Ih between G and streets north at 10 O'clock a. IN =,
the following property, TO wit:
Bedsteads crib, bureau, tables, chairs
Workstands. looking glasses, girahdoes
New carpeting, clock, small writing desk
China glass. and crockery ware, wood ware, astral
lamp wood and coal stoves, with good lot oil kitchen
utensils Also, an electro magnetic machine.
Terms cash. H. >. PuMkOl, Aqniih'suauA.
M,y2-s A. GREEN Auctioneer.