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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
Broke .EaII.

The Carbon County Gazette Of the l4th inst,
says: The young Brodheads who were confined
in jail at Mauch Chunk, for passing counterfeit.
money, escaped flom custody on Monday night,
by cutting their bed-clothes and tying them TO-
eether, attaching the same 10 a beach which was
in the room, by which means they escaped from
the third story Of the building wherein they were
cnnfnen
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

A gentleman writing from Oregon, describes it
as one of the heahest and most beautiful portions
Of our country, and destined TO be fthe wealth
lest. They have there the finest climate and the
best water in the world, and are never annoyed
by mosquitoes, flies, gnats, fever and agne.-
He says it is perfect paradise for women and
cows, but as yet rather tough on men, oxen and
horses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
Mrs. Jas. "A. Polk.

This lady has, we learn since the death of her
husband, almost entirely secluded herself from
society. She seems TO be inconsolable in her
grief The huge pillars ofthe new house into
which they had just moved, when the melancholy
bereavement occurred, are still craped with black.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
A Costly Dog.

This morning, in the case of Jas. Powers vs.
the Fall River Company, for damages for a child
of plaintiffs bitten by ferocous dog kept or har-
bored by defendants, the jury returned verdc,
for plaintiff, assessing damages at 1923 O7.-Bos-
ton Traveller Wednesdav
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

The Council Of the Chickasaw tribe Of Indians
has appropriated 5000 towards the erection of the
Washington Monument. During the discussion OF
the subject, the declaration was made that the
people of the nation had never split the blood of
white men in war; and that they entertained the
same venera,on for Washington as their white
brethren.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

The Egyptians adopt curious method of max
ing turkey tender. Half an hour before the
bird is killed, glass of brandy is poured down
its throat, whlcl produces complete intoxication,
and the flesh Of the tpsy turkey acquires ten
derness superior 10 that which is produced by
long keeping.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
State Reporter.

Gov. Johnston has appointed GEO w. HARRIS.
Esq, TO the Office of Reporter of the decisions of
the Supreme Court. This appointment will give
satisfaction to large circle of acquainiances and
friends. Mr. Harris is good lawyer, worthy
and esteemed citizen, and possesses all the requi
sites 10 make an able, accomplished and popular
officer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

FREAK OF NATURE.-We learn from the Potts
vile Emporium that on Sunday night last Cow
belonging to Mr. Shaffer, of Patterson, Schuylkill
County, produced Calf with one body and TWO
perfectly formed heads. From appearances this
extraordinary production had breaihed, but when
found was frozen TO death"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

A FIGHT On Friday. an alteration took
place in front of The office Of The National
ln'elligencer. between Mr.. Foole of Mssissip.
pl, and Mr.. Borland Of Arkansas both Of the
" democracy"-in regard TO The Southern ques.
ton Mr.. F. called Mr. B. mere tender of
Mr.. Calhoun, when Mr. b. Knocked Mr.. F
down with his fist and hurt him severely. He
was carried into The office Of the Tnreligencer,
aud taken care of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

The Peach Buds in vicinity of Chicago have
been destroyed by the frost, which was so Sc
we're as 10 kill some OF the trees.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
SAMUEL STOKES.

The mercantile business will 60 on al my old
stand where business will bs attended to as
formerly, and The attention Of purcha is invl-
ted TO a conslan, large assortment of dry goods.
&C. that will be sold on liberal terms under the
firm Of S. STOKES & co
March Ia, 1850,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

Peas or War The Southern editors are
Dragging over their green peas and fresh mint.
We wish they would keep all their green veg
erabIes al home, and then We shnuldn's have 60
much folly in Congress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

The man who has never taken newspaper was
seen in Cincinnati lately. He was inquiring the
way to The poor house.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

Inspectors Heller and Levi Frantz
School DirectorS-Elijah Dech, Charles Hileert
I'o,Un Clerk john Roth
ROSS
Jutice of the Peace.-Joseph Frable and Joseph
AlIemose.
ASSess0r.-Peter Jones.
ConStable-Chares Correll
Supervisors. David Correll, and M. Gower
OUerSeers of tie Po0r.-Jacob Bender.
4uditor.--Henry Smith
Judge of Election Joseph Kunkle
Inspectors. S.-Nelson Smith and VIM. Neyhart.
School DlrectorS.--Jos. Hawk, Nicholas Smith,
and William Neyhart.
Torn Clerk.--Mchael Borgef.
SMITHFIELD.
Justices Of the Peacs.-Abraham Fenner and
Henry EIlenbereer.
ConStabIe.-Charles S,runk
Supervisors Thomas McNea, John T.
Smith aud Peter Hoffman.
Orerseers offhe POor--P Lander, Peter Row
School Directors Thomas Brodhead and
Abraham Lahar
Judge Of Election. - Daniel Bush
Inspectors Abraham Newhar & Amiel Bush
AsSesSor.--Jacob Cramer
auditor. Christian F. Snyder
PRICE.
Justice of the Peace--- Evan T. Long
ASSeSSor.---S. N. Strife
COnStable.--- Joseph Price
Supervisors William Long, Smith Price
OuerSeers Of the Poor ---E. J. Mott, l. Long
Auditor .-Anrhony Peters
Judge-E. J. Mott
InSpectorS--Ezra Elmwood and Lewis Long
School DrectorS-Pefry Price, Andrew Pipher
and John S. Price
T'O,Un Cierk.--William C. Long
NJ SMlTHFIELD.
Justice Of the Peace e--J Fl. EIenberger and
Rudolphus Smith
Constable Joseph SteIler
Assessor. William F Bush
Supervisor Isaac Smith, E. H. Gunsaules,
and John Shoemaker.
Ouerseers of the Poor Peter Albert g. Geo
Peters.
Auditor. CHARLES Wagner.
Judge.---Peter Miller
Inspectors Moses Depue, Benz Hanna jr
School Directors j. Transue, Henry Albert.
ToUn Clerh.-Andfew ]. CooIbaugh.
COOLBAUGH.
Justice of the Peace Nathan Houck
Assessor ---Samuel Warner
Constable. John Rees
SuperuisorS.-- Hiram Warner and John P
Gearheau,
OUerseers ofthe Poor. George Keiple and
George Ely
auditor. John Ye'ler
Judge David Kolb
Inspectors WIN Thompson and Rober, Fry
School Directors. Joseph Meyers and Jas
per Vliet
7opn Clerk Daniel Cor,righ,
JACKSON.
A sseSSor. John Winters.
Constable-- George Werkiser
Supervisors. Chris. Singer jr, Peter Frailey.
OuerSeerS of the Poor. .Silas Rhinehear. and
Andrew Buzz.
auditor. Jacob w Singer
Judge Jacob Kresge.
Inspectors -Chas. Houser. J. Frounfelker.
School Directors. Jonas Chris,man and Mi.
chael Heller
Town Cterk.-John Possinger
HAMILTON.
Justice Of the Peace Charles Walton and
John Marsh
Constable. Charles Root
Supervisors. John A. Werkhiser and Chris.
topher Felker
Oversecrs Of the Poor. --Melchoir Kiniz and
Benjaman Stroh
Auditor Alexander Brown
Judge Henry A. Werkhiser
Inspectors Streepy e. John Dreher
School Directors. Levi SHUTTER, John F. Ben
der and Philip Miller
ToUn Clerk Jacob Marsh
POLK.
Justice ofthe Peace. Philip Kresge.
Assessor. Joel Kresge
Constable. Conrad FrabIe
Supervisors Geo. Kresge and John Kunkle
Ouerseers OF the Poor--Jos. Gruber, Becker
Auditor.--John S. Fisher.
Judge Reuben Kresge.
InspectorS-- Matthias Frable, Jacob Bender
School DWect0rs.Aaron Setfoss, Geo Douer
Ioaon Clerk PHILIP Doaef.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
NOTICE.

Wishing TO close all my unse,,led business
in this county, (having entered into partner-
ship,) hereby inform the public iha, all per-
sons indebted 10 me on Store account, notes.
&c, are requested to call and make payment
without delay.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

Sacramento Hospital, Suffers Fl. Nov. "a. 40.
Attest: CHAs. II. CRAGIN, II. D.
To be or no, 10 be" is certainly grave
question in California. II COSTS more TO die
Than to live, The grave there is cenIainly no
refuge for a poor man.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

At the request Of number of the inhabitants OF
Sussex and Warren Counties who feel deep in
terest in the subject, the Morris and Essex r. R.
Co, commence to-day the survey of line from
their present terminus al Dover, 20 the Delaware
Water Gap.
The line proposed to be surveyed will run from
Dover to Stanhope, thence down the valley of the
Musconetcong river, and passing at or near Hack
ettstown into the valley Of the Pequest, thence
down this valley to The Delaware river, approach
ing the same at or near Belvdere, and from thence
TO the Gap.
J. B. Bassinger, Esq, has charge of the survey
NeDark DaiRy. of IlM inst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
Cost Of Dying in California.

A CORES spondent of the Washington Union
furnishes that paper with the following bill
from San Francisco, for services rendered 10
his deceased brother:
Nj, To Sacramento Hospital DR..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
Election of Judges.

The Bill providing for the election of Judges by
tho people, has passed the House of Representa-
tives by vote Of 81 to g. 1t only requires to be
ratified by the people at the ensuing election be-
come part fthe constitution of The State. The
people will pass it by an overwhelming majority
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

To So days attendance, & days at s25
and 20 days 500 1855
Washing and laying out his body Is
Mattress and blankets spoiled 20
Coffin, and sending 10 gel it made 80
Paid for digging his grave in storm 90
Paid for carriage 10 funeral
Assistance Of man at funeral 5
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21
The Spring Elections.

The following list embraces the names OF all
the officers e'ecled in The several Townships IN
this County. on Friday last.
sTROUDSBURG.
Justice Of The Peace-Michael NJ Burnet.
STROUD TOWNSHIP.
Justice of The Peace.-Frankn Starbird
Assessor John Frankenfeld.
Constable- -Melchor Barry.
Supervisors Daniel A. Smiley and Anthony
Heller.
Ouerseers of The Poor.-George c. Ransbery
and Mark Miller.
Judge of Election John Eilenberger.
Inspeclors.-Chs u. Warwick and S. G. Shannon
School Drectors.-Philip S. Brown and Aaron
Croasdale.
Auditor.-Joseph Kerr
CHESNUTHTLL.
Justice of the Peace-J E. Hoodmacher
Assessor Frederick Gilbert
Constable.-Christan Decker.
Supervisors Sielin ard Frederick
Barthoe.
OUerseers of the Poor.-Jesse Siglin and Adm.
Setter.
Auditor.--Peter Gilbert.
Judge Of Election.-Peter Krasge.
Inspectors.-Jacob Atemose, Sebastian Brong.
School DirectorS.--Lews Sox and John Setter
Iolcn Clerk--Daniel Hoodmacher.
PARADISE.
Assessor Jacob Hilgert.
Constable. le.--Joseph Borum
Supervisor. Marsh and James Henry
OUerseers of the POor.--Ja ames Kiniz and Hem
ry Heller
Audtor.-David Edinger.
Judge.--John Learn
aspectors.--David Heller and Levi Frantz
School Directors Elijah Dech Charles Hgert
I'0,Un Clerk john Roth
ROSS
Jutice Of the Peace.-Joseph Frable and Joseph
Allemose.
ASSessor.-Peter Jones.
Constable.-CharleS Corre
Supervisors. Correll, and NJ. Cover.
OUerseers Of the Poor-Jacob Bender.
4uditor--Henry Smith
Judge Of Election--Joseph Kunkle
Inspectors Nelson Smith and VIM. Neyhart
School DirectorS.--Jos. Hawk, Nicholas Smith,
and William Neyhart.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-03-21

Justice Ofhs Peace Philip Kresge.
Assessor. joel Kresge
Constable. Conrad FrabIe
Supervisors Geo. K,esge and John Kunkle
Ouerseeys of the Poor--Jos. Gruber, Becker
Auditor. John S. Fisher.
Judge Reuben Kresge
Inspectors. Matthias Frable, Jacob Bender
School DWectors-.Aaron Serfoss Geo Douer
Iolan Clerk PHILIP Dones
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-05

THE SUBSCRIBER having abandoned eayin. M
civ respectfully HE patrons ends and ~
pahe generally thar The MIN instant De viii assume The aass
we'll known inyoTe eiecto, the -
streets kns "Columbians which rendered ~
dessryedy popular control Of Mr. j. H. EbebAeh
and,
reputation which the establishment has already acquired aad
every possible arrangement shall be made wlish can echdac
respective shall be complete, and amply Stocked
affords. He BY his unTng
please and attentive practitioner III
bar thoroughly competent chef Dc uisne only receive
Dec 2, 1850, =. WiN0kNRoTH
In Withdrawing management Of The "Counbisnn u,
undesgAed his unyRed thanks for the generous
Of public
coanexoa with H. and which he win always hold in grateful re-
He avas himself Of the occasion warmly
his old well assured, from
peence, and desire please their Qualification b
Dec. 3-d3t J. II. EBERBACH
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dentis The Judge then engaged In the midst Of
trial OF cause and he stated his read
@ hear sny s.s, a. soon e. ,as foaa os DISPOSED
cause without naming the but dot b
lees expecting ibat complaint, In proper form, might
be presented 10 the conrt
Mr. Hughes ~ equally out OF his facts as MIR. LunI,
when he says that Mr. Lunt had other lie did
have from North Carolina The party, however, In
In relation Mr.. Commissioner Hale, Hughes 10 also
materially wrong. The first knowledge M H. had o. the
existence OF such the cal ~ MS mousse Al d
counsel in iugve case This distinctly declined
and the stranger told Il was incompaub'e with the
ofhoisl duty Of commissioner. hnEnes nensi gave ms
except printed sboton document giving account OF
the proceedings In tho Of Hamlet For all that APP
the anti vgilant committee, rather than
torney claimant He informed that If he had any
Official business he should be heard at the Office nine
had any complaint 10 submit would be heard but he
submitted none presented papers, and did give his
and was not ready to proceed He seemed entirely
was told that compliant In writing must be made and
sworn 70, and power Of attorney, with The proper evil
purpose he had better take counsel He desired
where Tbayer Co were be fonud and their number
given him and he left the Office and did
In roference 10 the other matters with the Other COM
statements but enough has been stated show that the
whoe misapprehension grew from the want q legal prep
Communication OF Mr. Hughes wore correctly stated In the
Post and strongly censured al the time they occurred The
warrant very properly Issued by the court, the law
naming the court first the authority to issue such wa
rant; and. III the purpose honestly the OF the law
and merely for political effect, the highest authority
known the law the most proper and effective 10 IN
Its execution. We have not the least doubt that the
Judges magistrates, and officers here have done ana
will do their duty but they cannot be properly asked 10 DO
taught bettsr the and process Of
tlcir enforcement tfflE st ,}H stsE Galsl
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features with sibsr dulness In government. growing
out ofshs attempts favor loan, The face Of large
surplus revenues. The quotations as follows
BY a. ORE Gs. 3 seslenser.

n.
SALE os VERY X, yALyAsLE 10 rs AZ
Be. Instant eoansasias sslseL the ssneoa ~ the
LSs " Mo-. y u 10 ~ "a and 49, nsaaars No. ~
Lots Nos. to inclusive, in square No. l6l.
Lo,s Nos. {, q s, II, 10, 81, in square No ies
Lo;. Nos Mo- ~ ~ ~ ~ 70, u, IN square NO. 100
Lots Nos. ! TO IS inclusive, In square No. le3
LOIS Nos % incuve and Nos 20 10 ncasive and No. IT,
These numbered according subdivisions OF
the squares Some Of them near tbs War Department. and
others in the Immediately Of the residence OF W. W.
The viii and 4 in square 1853, street,
Terms: purchase money cash, residue
BY bonds approved security and
the usual deed Of deeds at ths purchasers expense Tile
compliance with the terms days,
right Of resale reserved the purchsse risk and cost
weeks notice. |
subdivision Of said square, fronting street % feet and
tending back l42 feet inchesNo 10 containing 576k
feet, and No. II, 4,7a5k. Terms the same.
application At ONCE in the City Hail. or in GeoHstown
A. GREEN,
Nov I'D .48s;st saG. Aucuonecr
o. The above sale postponed, An consequence OF
ran Wednesday, Of December hour Lots
ent tie sale viii commence on iot TO- In square 1856
immediately Of the residence Of w Corccan
which should have instead Of east In the above adver
tiseincnt. @g l t1s 855f 8f sHH abt i# Ntaea
M y N o''s : n " A. GREEN,
90 Tho above sale further postponed. In conse-
quence until Saturday next te m Instant at the same
= '''' \ "'A a, GREEN,
Dec sd Auctioneer.
+. n " Z 81 E
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We take the following paragraph from the National
Iatsgsnes 1t shows that the good people Of Parkes-
burg, Pennsylvania, intelligent and patriotic Some
half dozen friendly abolitionsts in that neighbor-
hood have for several years been accustomed to get
little meetings up. pass resolutions and appoint dele
gates TO negro conventions, and has attended
deemed them worth moments regard. On this occa.
sion however. the people have taken them in hand.
and spoiled their humane and benevolent designs Of
helping along the "good cause" They will not give a
pubic notice OF their next meeting:
From the National Intsllssncsr.
sssThe abolitioniss OF Parkesburg and the vicinity.
in Chester county, Pennsylvania issued he following call
few days ago, Tor the purpose Of making demons,ra-
ton against the fugitive slave law and took pains to have
their speakers and others prsseat,
"FUoIrIvE SLAVE LAVA meeting TO consider and dis.
this latest Development Of the will be held
Tuesday, the 18Th instant o'clock in the basement
specially invited TO attend"
cd discussion the subject Of abolition and the fugitive
and intelligent CITIZEN took the side Of the cons'u.
ton the following resolution, offered by him. was adopted
by very large majority
Received That the fugitive-savc law passed at the
last Of Congress. In conformity with the constn-
duy Of all good citizens. regarding the security OF the
Union, and desiring with sister States 10 Obey
and enforce said law whenever called upon by croum-
stances so to do"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


- BALTIMORE. Dec. 4--b. D. IN.
Marsland RsTo W LADS A
Bad Weather -PyiaiUS CoWrsmiioa The Ala kss &C.
Our Reform has transacted but litie buaess
thus far Several days have been spen, In the discussion
IL point raised the eligibility Of Judge Chambers
and Jadpe Dorsey 10 In tho convention, Persons
holding civil offices under the Ssie government are not
eligible 10 seats the legislature and u IL consequently
urp, that as the egsales on Judicial matters,
Judges who are personally Interested 10 the extent OF their
saarss should be allowed seats as members oi me
body.
NUNS Hotel Ior the accommodation Of Jenny Lind and
her sui,e were This morning exhibited 10 the members OF
the press -Four OF these roomsconssag OF paoi 'Wo
chambers and bath-room-will be occupied exclusively
by the songsre.s and her female companon two paors
and two chambers by her professional musical
pa ror and two chambers by Mr.. Barnum and his two
ghtes and dning-ro which WIZ De used N COM
mon They are all furnished Ia magnificent sVle anu
doubt not that Jenny common with the great travelling
public win pronounce Bsnums Hotel superior 70 any Ia
the northern Cities and perhaps unsurpassed Tor comfort
and good mana cement by any IN the world
This is decidedly OF the ugest days Of the season
has been raining almost necessarily for the last twenyour
hours and from present appearances viii continue raining
for twenty four hours to come
The Convention Of Journeymen Printers at New York
have elected Mr. W. Peregoy president OF the Baltimore
Society," as president Of the convention. Baltimore should
be thus honored by printers Of the Union, Il has the
only Society that for the last twenty years
succeeded in maintaining lis established rates No man
Is or been during that time, allowed TO work in an OF
lice without becoming nember'of the society and adj
barring to It's rates, t
THs MAEKErs-In the Baltimore marke, this morning,
sales OF Hour OF any kind sales OF good prime red wheat
al 100 I0l cents white, log 07 cents; and family hour
white III IOS lis Sales Of white corr at 81 b2 cts
and yellow 50 30 cents. Oats, 81 10 cents Sales oil
500 bags kio coffeo at iOA III cents.
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1--we exclude from last years the growth Texas,
which not included in the figure for 1872, have
average Of 23 900 bales lees than the gros III OF 1872
Now, when reflect that the growth Of 1879 more
00o0oo bales greater than that Of 1885, become
The fact that the spur given by the years Of gres,
prior 1899 has spent It's force, and. although
demand has gone to increase with even
CHESTER rapidly, production has been comparatively sta.
onay and that therefore the present prices Tor the article
are the natural price, but at which cloth be
made for general consumption only through the advantage
enjoyed by South IL English capital has enabled her
to check manafsctong In other countries by enabling her
sell cheaper has the rapid development of the
culture destroyed that business in the English and other
colonies.
The accounts which In In relation the short
crop have stimulated purchases. and pricss are
than on Saturday, with sales OF some 200 bales.
In breadsuts there speculative demand, and prices
are betessles straight State -four IS % rs mixed
Mchgsn ~ IS 81 81 southern firm e5 e5 ~ The
exports for the week are 400 bbs Rye nour 80 81 %
e. Corn meal % l2a So 81 Ohio wheat, 100 0l cts
snssee 100 cents Michigan 1i2i cens-srpors for Ave
MONTHS 40 $50 bushels Com sells n 66 66i cents, old
western Oats <8a ~ Pork Is dul--ssss Oil 50
SlI 81 mess, and So 50 % a. prime, Lard. N "
cents Batter, IA M cents Rice. 90 Is. whiskey, 26i
4 n cents Tobscco has been sctive lair pficcs.
Frsishn sre bsuer-gsin 70 Liverpool, SD; aoar II i
cotton. fd. : ai6f siha{Nf Hs s9 ~ 6t6E ift4 asW
The money and stock markets prsssn. nearly the
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OLIVER PLATED WARE, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA
- Chinese caddes, tea trays card boxes, Aeon Thud
morning, December 10 o'clock the floor our ss
ton rooms, shall sell m extensive assortment Of
French English China dinner and 81"
Flower vases, toilet sets. glassware
Table cutlery, bronze candesticks
Chinese cAddes, tes trays
Gard boxes, plates, and casters
silver plated and Britannia tea service, in sets
Do do casters with t-glass bottles
Do do table and ten spoons, forks, &c.
Also an invoice Of four dozen gold pens and pencils.
The be offered lots purchasers and the aun
well of the public generally Respectfully M
cted, many the articles In quantities must be sold
without M VII j. ta.t
Terms $780, credit Of two and four months salts
facionly endorsed, bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec Id a Auctioneen.
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SUBLIME ENTERTAINMENT AT oDD FELIows'
HALL. nfa ffleg affi III tf48es
The Orienfoi Panorama of Yecs IN Palestine and Rams
I'll Ancient Cities Russell Smith, Artist.
uIs csehrsed worn Of nhch point Of finish, superior
20 snytnr brought before the be
eshbid above evening sundsys excepeo5
~ WEDNESDAY, DEC, = 4 .sss,e... -
In Baltimore Philadelphia, and Brooklyn has been visited y
perons and hiss scitsd from the clergy ana M pre-
voluntary Of no ordinary description y. =.
sr1jss nssrrased ~ ks Parcraaview OF Mount Asrm
ssdis Ruins o. Pamyss sslsh rsrs sidcn, m9Sn Sns
Ruins 81 Phs Wilderness of Sinai Rome MALTA ~ moohnst
Ahensg Haisn Lshsnons Bs1bc Aninaheai Assos
Nazareth Valley Of Brook Kedon Cypus o.
Adnatsson rs children undsr ~ yesss half price
prsciseiy. ts- ~ 20 fltr bV4ff1 III Ns.Ns
van given n. orc. ofh. psnorsms asuy y.
tween 10, m, and 4, y. flN "a 'tesa Is ~
Dec t--H6t gtf ~ 1890