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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Zee advertisement.

rPLfe Isl stage on which we all must play part
and every character the Imagination portray will
bo found upon its boards. DEATH however, often eau.
se9 some to make a hasty exit, or disease renders
others miserable and unhappy while life remain
Those who are suffering from dyspepsia, liver.com-
Paint other troubles arising from disorlered dges-
ton, should use Hooland's German Bitters prepared
and sold by DR.. C. NJ JACKSON, 100 Arch street, Phil
adelphia. These bitters have received the highest
commondation from persons who have tried them and
are unequalled in their qualities See advertisements
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

an Saturday the Sth day Of May, A. d. 1852, be-
Otween the hours of9 o'clock. A. NJ, and o'clock,
P at the door of the courthouse, in the city of
Lancaster, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate, as the property of DAVID II.
twenty.one, (2l) in Township No fifteen. I5) Of
Range No eighteen, (lS) beginning at the Northeast
ofthe Southeast Quarter of said Section thence
South twenty per hes; thence West sixteen perches;
thence North twenty perches; thence East sixteen
pcrches, to the place OF beginning containing Acres
or less subject to the annual payment of
dollars to the widow of said decedent.
Appraised at S240.
Terms of Sale One-third in hand, and the resi-
due in one and two years thereafter with interest on
the deferred payments from the day Of sale
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tOr,
of Ike Estate of Darid II S'rdrtE, deceased
April l. 1852 S3 4w+o
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Fairfield County Common Pleas.
John T. MeAr'hHF' N, IN PARTITION.

Z
Adam e. Ford.
A. Office is hereby given to the said Adam c. Ford,
that the said John T. Macarthur has filed in the
court Of common pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio his
pCtiton against the said Ford praying for the partition
Of lot number Nine, containing Ninety.one Acres OF
land which in the partition of the lands OF William
Morrison deceased, was set apart TO Sydney Breeze
and wife, being also part of Section Number Twen-
ty-h. in Violet township in said county, in such
manner that two fifth parts thereof may be set apart
to the petitioner in severalty or that the same may
be sold according to law. Which petition. will come
on TO be heard al the next term Of the said court
be holden at the courthouse in said county, on the
18th day May, A. d. 1852.
H, II. HUNTER. Ak'yt0r Petitioner.
April 1852 $3.50 6w4S
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Estate of Barbara HenseI.

NTOTICEis hereby given. that the undersigned has
~ been appointed and duly qualified As adminlstr,.
tor of the Estate Of BAPBARA ESsEi, deceased iato
Of Fairfield courty Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate wi present them for settlement,
legally authenticated within one year-and all tnoso
indebted will make immediate payment.
WM CROOK, Admtor:
March Is 1852 4w4o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Hon j. Letcher Of the House Of Representa-.
tives, will receive our thanks for copy of tue
life Of Gen. Houston.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

The Telegraph Line Little & Dresb4chs
have received a portion ofthcr stock. As usual.
our friend Sam has selected with taste and care
The stock of bonncs is large aud beautiful, aud
the attention of the ladies' is respectfully solicited
to them. The remainder Of the stock will be on
in a few days.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Spring with its Sunshine is Here.
A ND those Ladies wishing an article protecting
IN hem from its rays, will find choice styles of Par
asols at HENLEY'S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

city E'ectiOn.-The proclamation Of the May
or will he found il our paper Of to-day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Cheap Jimme is again on hand with fresh lot
Of goods designed for the Spring aud summer
trade, which ii is his intention In dispose of Il,
ow prices. His name is mp ms n seller
of good goods at low prices, aud he is bound to
keep it so. Give him CALI
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

II The Common Council Of Washington City
passed resolution asking Congress to pass law
for the more etfectual suppression of gambling in
that city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Jacks and Gins for Sale.

A s I am about retiring from farming, offer the
IN following stock for sale:--
Three Gins, each from 1871 to IA hands high; good
breeders all now with foa and of the 9th stock
of Kentucky.
Four young Jacks from the above Gins, all likely
and of fine sile-one three years old, two years
DID, one one year old and one six months oldal sired
by Jack 49, hands high.
All or any of the above stock, i will sell low fol
cash, or upon accommodating credit to suit purcha
sers The stock can be seen on my farm two miles
North of Lancaster on the Baltimore road
WIN. PHELAN.
March IS, 1852 3wl6
c-TSomersct Post and Ohio Eagle copyi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

BosToN LEcTUReRs,-Durrng the past
season. E. P. Whipple lectured fifty
three times, for which he received not
less than $1,000 above expenses. DR.,
o. w. Holmes lectured fifty y.seven times,
aud received over Sl,lOO profit.
RWe omitted to state, on Monday.
that the City Council held an extraordin
ary session, on Saturday last. and appro.
priated $500. for the immediate relief Of
the sufferers by the late 6re.-Sci. Ga.
zettC.
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DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE,
JOHN sH1LLIT0 & CO.,

10 H N H L L I TO & CO.,
No. IL East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
4 , ESPECTFULLY inform the er customers and pur.
AO chasers generally that they are now. open
ing complete assortment of
Fancy and Staple English, French, Ger
man and China
GE2 @400ED&e
ALso-AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN IL AMERICAN CARPETING!
Which we offer at lower prices than similar goods
have been sold for in the United States
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Thoroughly seasoned. rum to "a feet wide Alargtr
stock than has ever been exhibited in the West.
1J Families. Hotel Keepers, Steamboat
Owners and Strangers,
May depend upon getting the best class of Goods in our
line low as they can be purchased In the Eastern
cities March %, 1852 3mdw47
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RECEIPTS ROR THE GAZETTE.

T V Reber.....fl75 D. X. Fishel. -. SO 90
David Elarry.-... 90 Jose ph Rulluer =. =. rs
J J. Watson..... 175 A. Bonkwalter.... LIS
Henry Kemp..-.. Q 90 q. Wilson. LIS
Willinin Hutton 75
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pANoTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER---l

D ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDERl---IM.
PoaANT TO DYsPEPrics.--Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, The True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STOMACH
OF THr Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBlG, the
great Physiological chemist, by J. S. lIoUGHToN, W.
d, Philadelphia. This il truly wonderful remedy for
constipation and debility, curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent the Gastrjc Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of It's value
furnished by agents gratis. See notice among the
medicai advertisements Al
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

lJ'IIundreds of our citizens complain of debility
and angaor Of the system, arrangement Of the liver
and stomach want of appetite, :oYthey frequent
ly the result of too close application, and thousand
other causes we cannot here name; but wewould say
to all SO afflicted, do have done-get bottle or
two of Dr. Hollands German Bitters, prepared by
DR.. Jackson, and, our wold for it you will be cured
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expert
ence that it is much superior to the generality Of pat
ent medicines. We would say to our readers, pur-
chase none unless prepared by DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON
Philadelphia
See advertisement
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To Cornenters and House-Build ers.

To Carpenters and House-Builders.
WE would invite the especial attention Of persons
w about building new houses and Barns to our
large and extensive assortment Of HOUSE-BUILD-
ING MATERIALS. We have now on hand,
$50 Kegs Juniata Nails and spikes.
I2HOO lights Sxl0, lOxl2 and lOxl4 Window-sash,
80 Odozen Door locks and lstches.
300 boxes SxIO. I0xI2 and IOx14 Window Glass.
1900 pounds Fild strap Hinges. &c. &c.
March ~ EFFINGER, WHITE LATTA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

ROBBERY IN COLUMBUS. - The banking estab.
lishment of W. Finch & Co., private bankers. al
Columbus, Ohio, was robbed Of 5000
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

The Board or PUBLIo WoRKs. - II is
not to be considered that we endorse al
that appears in our correspondents com
munication. He deals, however, in some
home truths, and the recent outrageous
order of The Board seems to demand a
remedy. Too much power is not sale in
the hands Of bad or unprincipled men.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

$1,000 9o
Amount of funded debt TO be paid with inter-
est from FEB. l. 1882 tue in lS53SlS54. ,3lS
By order of the council.
JOIN D. REED, City Clerk.
April . 1852.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Ncw Goods We are anxious, for The business
ct'the place, to advertise soon as received al
the new lots OF goods &c purchased this season
for the trade. will not those interested see thai
their signs are put IN the Paprrsl Our charges are
reasonable,and our Daily and Weekly editnos of
fer superior inducements for speedy and general
Information Our two editions now reach 800
copies, and we send out each week l4OO papers
Each week ndds new names to our list:
US. MrSr.-Duriug the month Of March the
Philadelphia mint coined gold to the value of 49,.
1856 G32, silver to the amount of $50 lO6, and
08g g75 CENTS
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
The Warmth of Summer,


A DM0NISHES the Gentlemen to make selections
N for their use which can be done with advantage
by calling in at HENLEY'S.
Prints, Ginghams, Lawns aud ShawIs,
4 nF superior quality, can be found in endless variety
Vat HENLEY'S.
Silks Bareges, Bareges, Dc LANES and
D0PLINS, selling at unusually low prices at
l. April 8, 1852. HENLEY'S.
Bonnets, Ribbons and Fans,
nF the newest patterns, all on hand at
~ April s, 1867 HENLEfS'
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcstings,
EtRAVATS. Collars, Handkerchiefs Hose and half
" Hose, ready lor inspection at HENLEY'S.
KOssuth and Magyar Hats,
StTRAW, Palm and Leghorn, beautiful assortment,
- latest styles, at HHNLEf o.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Boots g. Shccs-J. NJ Miller has removed his
shop I" Shawks row, where he will keep on
hand large assortment aud make to order any
kind desired. He makes good work aud sells
cheap Give him call
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Balance in Treasury. ry................Sl,U 81 900 IS
Which balance IS above, is applicable as follows
Balance of dividend due funded debt, 1901 S2O e.
Amount applicable or general purposes. 36S 81
" due Ward No. l. for road purposes. 9 90
&" do 2, do .... 100
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
White Lead aud OH

'0R sale at the great Hardware store, sign Of the
Il Pad LOct and Mil Saw
800 Keg' Pure White lead,
~ Barrels Flag .eed Oil
Warranted pure and equal in guilty TO any in market
Mareh22 EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Notice.

Notice.
TVNHE undersigned will arrive in Columbus, Ohio,
IL by the last Of March, where he will engage in
he practice Of his profession. All those indebledto
him in any way and all having claips against him are
requested to present thesane either by
letter or person for settlement.
Chce on High street. opposite 'he new State house,
JONATHAN FLATTERY,.M.D. ,.
M,r.h 70 1S5o 2m4o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

TBE CHiLLtcoTHE FIRE.-We notice IN our
cbilieolhe exchanges that preparations are already
made TO rebuild portion Of the blrnt district al
least. Immediately. The large insurance in good
companies, equul 10 half the loss md which will
be paid over inmedhiely will enable very many
To go TO work and put up fine buildings. We no.
lice 10y the Gazette llIat m agent ol the "OlI
Protection" is already IN the ground. computing
losses. &c. The same paper says that nearly ev.
cry lot on Paint north of Second will soon be
covered with large buildings
The loss falls heaviest on those who are least
able u bear il. Very many have been burnt out
of house and home, losing their ALL aud their sit
uation appeals TO the berevulence of other com.
inunities. The citizens Of ChilIcothe have aread,
supplied their immediate wants. but at the snme
time assistance will necessarily have to be render
cd for some time to come.
We notice that tue citizens or Evansville. Co
lumbus, Crcleville, Portsmouth and probably
some other places are taking measures to afford
material aid 10 the sufferers, and we would
again call the attention OF the reader 10 the notice
Tor public meeting in this city, on Thursday
evening In cases of this kind, a little assist.
ance is fgreat benefit and we can only consider
1t as money lent, which may ut some future time
be paid back with double interest. Nevertheless,
our hope is that we may never be under the ne.
cessity Of asking its return.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

the motives Of the wings who in the House voted as,uS
the resolution declaring tho nalty OF tho oompromi...
10 betray the proceedings Of confidential Wing cnucus
and to sander with false charges of intentions not enter.
tancd tho wings present at that good dral a
IL sngulary enough hut repetition tho letter in
the Express the paternity of which Mr. Brooks ARR
denied Look for instance these brief cxtracs gnl
their similarity
~ - From the Letter) (From tho Specify
fths southern whig reri "Our hearts wAvered be-
ment stagger, begin the Southern
to starger, gMi ptuf. lumn wavOred . Q
l.ave himself who can be Hence, whom the gsntlensa
the cry" from Georgia introduced hig
resolution hero, the cry e
every Northern wA1,
:, - Save himself who can
Mr. Sfanly replied and completely exposed the falstv
OF Mr. Brooke charges against the Southern whgs ana
added the following pain explanation Of the cause Of Mx
BIS singular course -
1.-THE gentleman takes the whole Southern whie psrt0
under his protection and because do not follow hb
LEAD ne seems 70 think that no 10
ana taken to the aArthat he IL TO sacrificed bccaua
We DO not follow his atAton and regulate our oonduct
according TO his manjtsas and his lead that the Com
promise measured al lost unless all Southern wh
implicitly obey his mandate
MT Stanly then referred to the letter In the Erpyees
already mentioned and laid tho responsiby OF It y,tn
Mr. b. w tho arguments and the very expressions per6
crto were tho he had used in the cn,ics the ut
before Mr. Brooks declared before high heaven tkat
no wrote not one word Of the letter" Ills confession of
having looked over It. and having craed passages w
friendly to Mr. Stany have already stated Mr. StsnAv
well retorted upon him that how little real kndncs there
had bcen in these would appear by reading what
is left
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Interesting from Buenos Avres.

THE ENTRANCE or THE ALLIED ARMY-TE DRun
~ -wAsHINdroN's BIRTH DAY-URQyI-
ZAs TOAST TO HIS MEMORY.
Annexed In an extract Of letter dated Buenos Ayres
Feb. 23:--
Since the date q my last we have had succession Of
holidays. On Thursday, 18th Urquza, at the head Of
25 COO men, made his grand entry into the city The
cavalry, $4,000, made beautiful appearance and the
whole force, including infantry and artillery fine
looking troops all young well dressed and armed
it did not need half Of them have upset Rosas
The old must have been very much deceived a. -
the character If the force TO be brought against him
For myself was agrccably disappointed in their appear
ance they were -four and half hours passing our posi-
ton the cavalry eight abreast the infantry ten or
Twelve On Saturday large party us including our
better halves went out to Iosas old camping ground and
from thence TO the battle field For the whole distance
the ground is covered with knapsacks cartridge boxes
caps SC &c and and then dead bodies left as they
Nrc sho or lanced Wewent up to top Of the bouse
where foss stood Ia view the progress of the fight and
give his orders After his line broke ne came down and
mounted horse and gave leg bail leaving the rest to
take care Of themselves best they might The house
Is pretty well pcppercd with balls for long after R,-
s0s quit, IL undcd by company of ,er,nans
and every in the house was odd hoS
were found the stairs We pnssed over considerable
rat of the battle ground and appeared pretty concIu
i've there wns not much very hard fighting On the
pnin III 'front.' OF the bouse remain about thirty
classes. nearly dried up.in ditch by, perhaps
some ffty-a league farther than the house were
told there were more In the whole, there could not
have been over 100 to 500 kieda small number con-
sderng the forces engaged A large portion of these
were despatched IN the retreat Yesterday they had
grand TO Deuin mt the Cathedral Gen Urquixa and
suite were present also the DIVISIONAL and
members Of tho Saa with oil the foreign ministers and
contuls. The scene very imposing the immense
church crowded in every part. Asyesterlay was the
unbycumy of Wahingtons birth day. Mr. Pcndleton
chilled on rqusa the day before ask him 10 ca III his
house after hc seyocs and drink glass II wine TO nus
memory. irquiza said he should be most happy to do
hyuy American IN the place there 20 meet him,
AID mcily time had lie had reilai ned two hours
much plcnetd With his reception and left with three
Tunes three hearty chetrssuch II warrant he
s Tse naecT gsasd r S y GF F g s"lr has
eloquent After giving history Of Rusas, his tyranny
tnd crimes b. wound np with that of Washington hop
iIa Iruu,za ni4t initiate hfs iilustrious example AMI
urlc him. ef The Washington If the south At thf.
time fnow) six 81 wur firing salute in honor
u the day sir 4 hsd prepared lunch After intro
d tpg tie General IT, The company Urquila requested
them ~ ~ 0r tOast This he Ireiacud with fsw rs-
marks upau no character Of and then gave. The me
mOsy st w. nshiuGt0nN
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NE w SyBY TELEG RAPH.


from warrington CITY.
POLITICAL TAcTiCS-GRUMBLIN AMONG THE CASs
AND BUCHANAN AEN-MR. MANGUa's sPEEcH-TME
SOUTHERN wHIGS, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsrosDENoE THE NEW YonK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. April IS 1862.
Mr. Deans speech in the House, Friday, Is causnga
good deal OF trouble among Of the Presidential
pirants 1t s regarded manifesto Of tho democracy
New York against Gen Cass The Union heretofore sup
posed to be Cash endorses the speech as an admirable
taposs.
The Scott committee here have ordered an immense
edition Of Senator Mangum's first speech and Mr.. STAN
ly's letter to the Republic
The Southern wbigs who retired from the caucus have
had several meetings with regard to drawing up
mcnt of their position but yet without donite
suit
An anonymous handbill against Con- Cass, showing
why he could not be elected and bringing certain
ges against him. has been circulated here few days
past It's oIshp has been traced TO Judge Lynch
Of Pittsburg an agent of Mr.. Buohanan's. x.
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Items from Baltimore.

EXTENT OF THR INJURY TO THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO CANAL-DEATH BY VIOLENCE, ETC.
BALTIMORE, April 25, 1852
1t having been confidently asserted that the damage
done to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal by the recent
flood will require six months time to repair at cost Of
million Of dollars the engineer contradicts the state
ment and the repairs be made in three months
and at a cost Of not more than $4,000.
James McGowan. the young upon whom murder
attack made some days since by his brothern
law died to-day in consequence Of the wound then
ceived
crowded and the various performances cnthus
astically received
The Southern mail is through from New Orleans, but
brings news Of Importance
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From Philadelphia.

FIRE AND FIREMRN's RIOT-ONB OF THE RIOTERS
MORTALLY WOUNDED, ETC.
PHrLAprLrHIA, April rs, 1852
stable, the corner of Twelfth and Lombard streets
destroyed by fire this morning at o'clock Two
horses perished In the flames.
When returning from the fire. the shfficr Hose Com
pany attacked at the Of Eighth aud Lombard
streets, by gang of rowdes belonging to another
pany. Missiles fred among them and police officers
Walton and Jones were hit and severely injured. They
returned tho attack by firing their revolvors upon the
rowdies One Of them, James Gillespie. belonging the
Moyamensing Hose Company, hit in the back by u
ball and mortally wounded The officers gave them
selves up to await an invest tgation.
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nIarlno AMairs.

ARRIVAL or tHr STEAMSHIP SARAr SANps.--Thc Eng
s screw steamship sarah Sands after absence Of
two years in he California business has oil
position ~ the trade between this Liverpool She
arrived at Quarantine yesterday morning with 2Ga pas
seng,rs smcng whom, unfortunately the small pox pro
walls which prevents her getting up to the city.
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A Little Later from Liverpool.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25, 1852.
The City Of Glasgow which arrived here last evening
from Liverpool brings hundred and fourteen passen
gers Private letters by her. dated Liverpool April 10th.
evening says that the markets that day hs boon
more animated than for time previously The sales
of cotton reached 1l.000 bales; there had boen
vance IN price but great rmness pervadcd the market
Breadstuffs were in better demand.-Western canal
flour at Doe other brands 19s Cd 20s. o. Wheat had
advanced Is. Corn inquired for at Dos 3ls Cd Corn
meal sells for 15s. Cd. per barrel
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gUPKEMp CorRr--C Cirouit--Nos 81 52s 200 l07 3ST,
20 3 8i3 3lB 2s2 500 372 o13 3'l 315
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Adiourned 70 May
uNfrrr STATES DIsTRor COURT tHtn class)-Nos.
26, "a, IS 20 % 30
COMMON PIsas-Trsl Teun--AdJourncd
OvsH AND NER.-Nuricr c7sA@
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Canal Navigation, &c.

ALBANY, April 25. 1852
Boats arriving here freely from far as
Seneca Falls.
PITTsBuRo, April 25, 1852
The canal will be in good oidcr Monday. and
wardng houses ready to receive and ship merchan
disc usual
The Chic river is also in excellent navigable order.
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FURNITURE SALES IN BROOKLYN-BY J. HEdE.
i man. Auctioneer, Tuesday April 9th, at 7s O'clock
A. NJ The Furniture Of the cottage house No
street. opposite Dobevose place. Immediately after tho
above ats.. 4. M. at No. 9s Joralemon streetGsntee
No Na Whloughy street. Pisno Paror and Chamber Fur
nture At as No. 200 High street Parlor and Cham
Der Furniture Also carpenters Tool Chest with
complete set Tools Catalogues Of the above sales At tn
sales Monday.
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FINE ARTS.


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-rHE TWENTY
IN seventh annual exhibition Of tho academy
st their gallery G6S Broadway, from A. until 10 p NJ
Single admission cents season tickets fifty cents CatA
logues, 12}s cents BY order ofth council,
j. Ii. SHEG0GUE, Cor. Ssc'y N. A.