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nFGIIAR MAIL LINE. for BOSTON. PROVE

IN DENCE. SEW-BEDFORD, TAUNTON and NEWPORT
Inland without change Of cars OF detention 0srns the
EsseTn Mail - ,co,,,o
DORE, CAPT ~ Lewis in connection with ne soai1son aud
aud yidsnce Ssros leaving
daily fo Pier No y Il nfs ~nfr ABOVE
v-paes o'clock d. and SninS o. A. 0cocs = W. or
he Mail which leaves Bpson n ,. VI
for reugtn safety speed comfort
elegance. The oncers experience ana ensiNc
he nursltvrisges Of this route are superior 20 es
dct the more pleasantly and enpedols
perorG while psers Away rely reaching aer ds5t
nat!ou those by either OF tle c-hcr roats
The CCMNODOgE. from New-N0rk-NoEasy "Wednesday sad
Fr.av lr gcsiay Thursday and SataIdsY
IN. l. IAApERBlLT fom New lorN-Tgcssy. THURSDAY All
Sturs.v k.on M0uasy. "Wednesday and Friday
B-P.Sangcrs arriving a. StonngOn pos cd 1med'ey
rer Mail fru a. rroyeuce 0sn Taunton and Naw-otdiod or
by accon n,da;iou trains ON SD nnstnn AZ q y NJ
ompanies the steamer and tram through
i, -,
~. oaiiv. : noGys
icr feigh application may be m tde
A. Pier No Y h.. e. th- office, No D" tarery-pace
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5,TpEtNF C0iJkI-Tbomas White. Barney Bar.

C,IPkEME COUkI-Th0mas White, Barney Bar
y trsn and Joan Merritt .Isns, James e.
,rr~v nsn1 cdcrsctCon ser TO-
hereby and required % ne
plant this acon which was Sled - ne once hs Sfs o. tns
Div md Comfy Of gew-Yor the City Hall In the CITY New
Yo copy answer 10 tue sad "a sae
oAce. No 81 Cbsfhauns IN said cry ~tnn
twenty days the service q th cns on yoa o.
80 80. srvce: fail 70 answer the said complaint
i, ,re tie plaintiff viii take jadsHnt for ths
hundred Eve dollars With Interest fron ne rt dy
o Apr one tbo1ssad . hundred aud S"ae 'l' e"S
ofthis ac.icu Dsfed NevYort. sep -
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r ttSAhD y" noNHnt 'I-ru
vT7HE NEw-YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
PACIFIC. Capt. I'VE.
BALTIC. Capt. COlnstock

az, the following. .,, -
ATLANTIC. CAPT West rAI apt we,
ARCTIC, capt Luce. bALll'' '4Pl 'oH'oNA'
ADRiATiC.
bull Government
SER &C. Every has been tss-n IN the cons ncoh ~
tbsr F,,;s TO insure strength and spces taeir sccomoa-
tots tor suae fqurd elegance comfort Price
OF f,i YORK Liverpool IN hs'eias' cabin %l< IN
secord do o. extra skc 1tte rooms v ron
Iverr Ncloik 80 AID go An experienced surgeon a.
t,ch.6 10 o., n shin nth secured uati paid for
PpOl =
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y B1hi- viii eseo o--ss
rfdus PASSENGER % al pers Q: the cp1fy
AL perscrs bd irusrg tins Bcn on account OF me oaes
STATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot OF Whitehallst.-
- SI-NNTR ARRANGFffESrS-T ST cenis 70 QuARAS-
EIlE NANnE RaILI LANDING De and .-.-r
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ArEW.YORK nnd PHiLADELPHIA DIRECT, Vi

~ EEW.IERsEY RAILROAD.-U. s MAIL and EMPRESS
INFSThrough -Four IIoursLease fors foot Of Io,r,-
Isndst end A. NJ and ~ and . z NJ Leave rhad
ba AT IL n Via Kensngtou ard A. NJ aud VI and % T. NJ
foot Of Wanus Fare 81 q 50 FOE seondeIss' n the A. ~
from and snd " VI from Philadelphia Thronghues-
els ,od and through baggage carried o Baltimore
Wahinson Norfolk and Charleston in the and and ~ ind
and certain with trains oenind
time baggage the ferry ID minutes before tho
tref leave
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HUDSON RIVER SUNDAY
TRAINS-Afer the s OF Septemhe 1888 tie sunday mo,r
rs from NewYoEk for Poushkeepsie sud the ~ r u
trrn PogghkeeIs sic for NwYork will b. diseol naed
Bv order Of the Board Z. FRENCH Sapt
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD to PHlLA-
NDFLPHAFun Pier No North River foot OF safterypiacc
Two Lines daily A. NJ and NJ Accommodation Line q ~
BY steamboat TRENTON 70 south Aooy thenee oy cars 70
Borier,owu and samboa; STOCKTON 10 PHILADELPHIA Fare
50 Exprea Line p NJ. BIZ s,eArhost JOHN POrfEh to
Camden BY Through N hours Fare
IS RttIFn leave Philadelphia at 10 A NJ AMI 2 NJ
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEf.-New-
~ York sonerle aud ncins MAY lSS-Lesve
Pier River for Eaton aud intermediate places A
NJ u ~ and 81 NJ ard for SoulerVie AZ Returning
leave Philpsbugh opposite Easton az and 10 NJ 81 r u
This line Esabsthtown with trains by the " J. Kali
rosd foot Of ourtiandt-t - O.,
Panned u A wednesday and 81 ? VI on satnr-
day. Somerie ST r NJ daily for Packanin
and P,srsch White House A. NJ daily Tor riengtoa AZ
NJ daily for Belvidera and Phhpsoursn
Ia r Wkcsbare Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk aud
Reading "a.
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The srlerdid and superior steamers BAY STATE Capt WA
Brown and EMPIRE STATE Benjamin ayton leave on
days undays eHceEd from pi.I No n n near the
r STATE MAINE Capt Thos G. Jewett iOr newport on
Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock ia the morning ne
alternate days, att a. NJ FOR
freight apply on board o at the office on Fier No g.
Fa fOrweded through with great dispatch by an
exprers ire sbt sin VIM BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II Wetst
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fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF tn,
@S; aS'sy I1 Cd, 81 eio
D., sssn he .sme with yonc he snchb,,
a. III re.idsnce No coamba in the CITY Of on ?.
8 s S.s 'a' a.s 1889 SsRiHis VAN co
mhi5 Iaw6ms-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
cSgTy Of WIIS eEST se q Ely
to 10 s. eh s % q: c
York before the M day OF febrqsTy xL I
M JUS :1i is We d ''''''
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF tho
G:G" y SPsi MEf New:
Y0 s % a Court.
in the CITY q Sssyo on Of bs day J
'' '',,,ns } n aiI & iaRso 4 Sss's
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
cots q 1 ssE' S IKE % cys
ed g Ger ;s with soqs ss CIV Of
York 9I'tss of February ss gts SswY'
The 9ts s' Of JAY Executor Jesse BsrssI
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF tho
Comfy fS T lilly s 81 nee ss
eoss 70 present he same with .aS.rss
fsse Gilmore G II rrp s,s b, ,ss oy o. S,s
s Sss s. i 81 s''''' Tie ''n '' fRiScIs
, ,,,,.u,~... i iSHS KEsbahhos Executors
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County npSs ''y s,R CITY S
essute deceased prent the with vouchers thereof to
he uscre the residence q Zachary PECK No ~ ~ Agk
place swYor before re hftees.h day o. sep
'" ZACHARY PECK, Administrator
uta1auemss ELETHERE SrEDWELL. Administering,
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF the Surrogate OF the
nn n York notice hereby 1yen 20 all persons having
Claims agnst JOHN NOBLE late Of City Of New lek csfps
~ decrd 10 present with vouchers thereof 70 the sud-
c,b,r AZ h. store ndsonst la the CITY OF %
or l,p III 81 ali ia5 JOHN BURRELL Jf, Executor
go iav6mss
NOTICE. of APPLICATION for the Discharge Of an
f.lta 10
% ofte FIST OF mn chapter q che seeond part Of tho
s-t.sd s-tes-MARsHALL b. STAFFORD Notice hfst pa1-
~ - as 1asi Creditor. AppeAI before Hon. Wscome X
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NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
III 81 Wells. .....ooo -.,. - -
securely prepared insure against @ ana so oS
ere On favorable terms , , a ,... 60
The charter of this company provides that after paying Interest 20
the stockholders the rate Of cent per nnu ioas 81
divided the assured IN scrip
b. airing interest which scrip redeemabe IN cash "hene'e
the accumulated profits and capital amount 10 FOOOVVo
Stephen Whitney. Reuben WHhera hooeri D. Mniurh
JoIin C. James Warren George T. Adee-
Tsnj.1 Il Fesrng Arthur Leary. Samuel V. Hoffman.
William II. Russell MoimeI W HaInhon John j. D.ot ~.
surrstu, c Denning Duer. Frederick A. Deiano
Gaztway b. Lamar. John steward Jr Jame. =, pen.
(3eorre " Rigs Edward c. Center Daniel Drake smith
WI. Ruer Duncan. Josiah Oekes W t's-rr'
Cherries II. Russell Joseph Gaiiad " reieg hsi
Isrtc Townsend. James NJ W aeToay hoDeis . iioue'
] = Gaud Foster George Curtis. - - .
DUNCAN CURRY, Secretary hObEkl . NUM- EIes'sHt
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y TrIpTY SIX AND 4 HALE HOURS 10 CHICAGO
NICHIGAh SOUTHERN RAILROAD LltE carrying TIE Great
g. : IArl.gh Ha tOr chicago AID : Ions
Rae ne al ports Lake Mchsan-IEEoush from
HIrGo - sl.urOc n Il kOs.s without .2na.bg 9.
Tic following gniccnt and iaied Steamers oi me i'1e
bsiuoen Buffalo and Mclroe %, ,,ou
EMPIRE ST ATi- wilson commander leaves DiW"o MON
DAYS aud TIL TUESDAYS.
SOJTHfRS 81, HIGAN 4. ID. Per6ns commander, leaves
Bufnio II ESDANS and FRIDAYS
NORTHERN INDIANA l. T. fheet commander eaves buuAo
WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS. ~,
shove splendid steamers vii leave the hchs S9uln
r Line O'Clock NJ every diy except uday
Monroe without landing IN "a hour"
hre the xprs will IN waiting % take aii,n
r,r arriving ~ evening ar leaving
brfalo. - III, L.,
The LAKE SHORE RAILROAD rms in conn etion with ms
line forming The only Continuous line q RAILROAD 70 Chicago and the
H!nois River ,,r, -, ~
tckcs York aud Eric AID Buffalo and New
York Railroad Via Buffalo or b. the Fsogs LINE OF Sses'
boss Hudson River Railroad via Albany and Buffalo Apply 70
la..lN .....l.av. l. x..L ~ D
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cUPREME COURT, County OF New. York -HESt

CTPREME LUUK i, County OF new IUIh<- ffK<tSHsH
- sivvOTs PsntG sgainst WILLIAM SPARKS Deseni.nt-
n fr money nsDd on seon nst ser sss as
nt Yon are hereby summoned aad opn
AMI Ia this seon which viii b. hisd ne once o. me CT ~
r. It, and County Sew-York, the City Hall m be Wy %
srd 10 serve Of answer 20 the SAID eompnn
~ - snbscrber a, Office No 1911 Broadway IN tne c Of
SyE twenty aer the service OF tns luminous ga
Won he day se and yu i 10 % s
a. Ia ,ornsnt within the time aforsih fne p1I W az
-n I'll, .aEe dment sssrs for the sun on w, nanaiea
md -four 1oas and twenty eents .h iatsfeS rom ns af
a. Ms1 M tbousand eht hundred and fortyeisat spoo
AZ sS thereof with inefed upon so ollcy hefso ION
80 ID 70 tnfoof IRON A1s11
an iss ard with from ototer y, s*s spon ~ n1
- rb interest upon sf2 Go thereof nom December
he e,~ts on ion-Dsied SewYors Ass1s3
1888 X. 49, -, -. si-d In he osges Of
H. he cy County u Sewfork On the esTenfh DAT
ofAn ff66s.r FANcHER EAGER. PLAINTIFF A.torneys.
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L,OR CHARLESTON and FLORtDA-Semi-Weesg
U. Mail Lne-The and fast roas steamer AAngs'
W Ycsrer Corurrsrs. win leave Pr No R. On sAfUH-
DAY, seps. oeleek P. NJ prec<sly. me-,
For feft apply board where al bile OF .ns VIII
and for pssssfe fh~ Of -
Throush ticket. follows To Jacksozy1e s't %
PLsika -
CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW
b-Tke GLASGOW Nep-York Steamship Conpanys Poeria
steamship GLASGOW and 80 nors- Sst hooe
Commander viii Tor
WEDNESDAY. s-ptenbr l. O'Clock noon aud on >AAeh
DAY. sh November a. y c'ciock -
Cshin fSaoo-
First Cshin fhdship State goousl
Stewards frcindrt-
Apply TO J. McsfAOS, No y Sroad~r'
OCEAN STkAM NAVIGATION COMPANf-tO6
" rRrNFN SOUTHAMPTON United Sr4t-s NAL
steamship IiFRNANS Higgins a. u Corrsn her VII SAL
the
Frgicpd SATURDAY sept 10 81 Il 0eIock
NJ frCn IisT 10 North River
Pric o. Southampton or Bremen;
In trt cshn-
II tn cabin lever G!oOr
An experienced surgeon = a.-aehed 10 each seEmer
Specie delivered IN H-vrc London.
Fer pesaEe z freight apply .
NOLLEK SAND L RlERA Agents. Nc y soltss,
Tie sesrEhp NAsHiSGToN VIII succeed the HERMANN and
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IN DoIyut from Deb pursuant 70 The provision, o. tas ara
m title OF the mn chapter q the second part OF tho
BsTI.sd STAFFORD Sotse Inst pas'
Creditors before ea- We come ~.
t CIV lido " New York ~ BIZ Chamber 10 the
CIV Hal the NewYos the hth dsy OF sptebef
show caDs any they nave
b an Of said nolsen ate shoud po BE- made and
he be dsehdrged from bis debts JisAhhs Nva' " s.iy
si.vlfs 1ys Trsolyens No 1875 Broadway, Sewf YORK
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

Thus was this tragedy brought to the
most trying sceae-the discovery of her
lovers innocence, after she herself was anoth-
er's. The Marquis undertook this he is a
coFd- character. but to her appeared sincerely
attached. Rosalie was now only nineteen,
when this hardest part Of her trial was ap-
pointed to her but the effects were quite
different frtm what might have been looked
for Thecup of misery appeared to have
overhowed, and she received the intelligence
as q reljef from the bitterness Of her former
fpars, anu. oratefui Tor MS Ititn, SIG eayrpaa
it was wisely done ; to place new duties before
her eve she was acquainted with his share
in their mutual misery.
Once and only once, they met in private
society; and she requested only her father
and husband might be witnesses. With such
a woman what must have been the effect on
all present! She clasped him to her heart
and wept in his arms and then turned tc
her husband, and said to Count P
To this generous man we owe the indul
gence. Kneel with me, and swear it is the
| last intercourse we shall ever have together.
You may believe this noble woman's ex.
ample won him to follow her upright views
and at no moment of their lives, during those
years, has that VOW ever been broken. II
public they meet, but the life of each is ex
empIary. She fills the station of wife ant
mother to perfection, and is rewarded by The
respect of her husband, and all her society
There is an elevated. character in her sorrow
! and !-s1 80 command, that attracts my venera
tion and, as to him, l do think one of he
most severe and secret pangs must be to rea'
in his faded form and ine detected counter
ance what he has suffered.
The idiot and the mother both live, no on
knows where. Count P--married hi
sister to Venetian, and devotes his time t
her and her family.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

CoEJUGAL AFFECTION OF JURoR-At ST.
Louis, during murder trial, one of the jurors,
on adjournment. went home, instead of going
to the jury room. The court, the next morn
ing, took him to task for lis conduct, when he
replied that he had been married man for
twelve years, and had never been away from
his wife one night ia the whole of that time, and
that he found it utterly impossible to be absent
from her. The Judge fined the delinquent $50
for his conjugal affection. which fine was after
ward committed to the three days imprison-
ment In iail
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

THTs is LrFE.-Yesterday there might
have been seen staggering through thsstreets
of Manchester, aman some fifty or more years
Old. trying to hold himself up by cane in
~. hand, while with one other he held on to
: v6ottle in his .pvercoat pocket with death
like grasp. This same man only few years
ago, was sent ts.Cepresentative from this.city
10 the State Lee slsture 1t is quite certain
that if he should be sent there again with his
present habits, he would not be an unfit rep
resentatiye of large class ofou inhabitants,
but it seems strange that a man of his age
should form snch habit
We expect the young man who begins tc
drink will come to the drunkard's grave in
deed It IS quite certain that many of them
win so end their days; but tosee a man who
has seen fifty or sixty years Of sober lift
become drunkard at SO rapid rate, tells
pitiful tale of the weakness Of human resolH
tions. and speaks with terrible warnin;
voice to those who taste and resolve. Moth
ing but entire absence can secure safety from
its insidious influences upon the human con
sthution. Manchester ". H. Ifirror
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

a Mans wealth depends more on his wife
than his income. Some will cause their hus-
bands to become rich on Eve hundred yea-;
thousand. Saving has made more fortunes
than getting one. IF married men are poor,
in nine cases out of ten it is their wives fault.
g A chiefs amang ye ta'en sorEs," aaid a
pickpocket to himself. as he was one day re
hexing" crowd of gentleman Of their pack
ct books.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

A BEAUTIFUL INcIDENT-A naval officer
being at sea in a dreadful storm, his lady
was sitting In the cabin near him. and filled
with alarm for the safety ofthe vessel. was so
surprised at his composure and serenity, that
she cried out
My dear, are you not afraid How is il
possible you can be SO calm in such dread.
full storm =
He rose from his chair, lashed to the deck,
drew his sword, and pointed it to the breast
of his wife, exclaimed:
Are you not afraid?'
She instantly answered, No.
Why = said the officer
Because rejoined the lady, know this
sword is in the hands of my husband, and he
loves me too well to hurt me-
Then said he, remember, | know in
whom believe, and that He holds the wind
in His fists, and the water in the hollow of
| His hands, is my father
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

To MAKE WATER COLD FOR SuMMER. The
following is simple mode Of rendering water
almost as cold as ice: Let thejar, pitcher, or
vessel used for water, be surrounded with
one or more folds of coarse cotton, to be con-
stantiy wet. The evaporation of the water
VIII carry off the heat from inside, and reducs
1t to freezing point. In India and other
tropical climes, where ice cannot be procured,
borer have at his place Of emb6SgTent ntdt dtk1 1
pitchers thus provided, and with lids or COW
ers, one to contain water for drinking, the
other for evaporation, and he can always have
u supply ofcold water in warm weather Any
person can test this by dipping q finger in
water, and holding in the air on a warm day;
after doing this three or four times he will
find his finger uncomfortably cold.
Le,cist0pn Falls Journal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

formation so long coming, seemed to have
come at last. But it was not to be. On
sunny afternoon in October, in the year 1919,
he set ont for New York, to fulfil a literary
engagement, and prepare for his marriage.
He arrived at Baltimore, where he gave his
luggage to porter, with directions for him
to convey it to the railroad station. In an
hour he would set out for Philadelphia But
he would just take glass before he started
for refreshments sake, that was all. Fatal
hour In the tayarn he met with soma old
:sscqyunfurauoos, who invited nm 70 JON them.
In momentall his good resolutious-home,
duty, bride, honor-were forgotten and,
ere the night had we'll set in he was in a
state of filthy intoxication. Insanity ensued ;
he was taken to the hospital; and, on the
night of Sunday, the 7th of October, he died
raving madman. He was only thirty
eight years old when this last dreadful scene
of his life's tragedy was enacted.
READER-What you have read is no fc-
ton. No single circumstance here related
not solitary event here recorded, but hap
pened to EDGAR ALLAN Poe, one of the
most popular Of our writers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

A chap out west was invited to take a hand
at a game of 4" poker"-a fashionable game
with gamblers on the Mississippi-but be re-
fused, saying, " No, thankee. played po-
ker all Of one summer, and / had to wear
nankcen pants all the next winter. Z haze
no taste fer the amusement since"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

Sickness has wonderful influence on the
heart. If NC ever feel like doing generous
action, it is while recovering from a long
course Of fever and confnen mt. Health has
its uses, but improving our virtue and good
ness IS not one Of them. All our crimes are
committed by men overfowing with blood
and robustness.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

Ifa body see body carrying Of his wood,
should body wHALEa body-if body could.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-09
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THs..ysr psr.srsssr, March Is, 1853

JkkAspEf usFARIhkNfy March <eB icoo
PROPOSALS will be received department until The 2oi
day o. May NEXT AT ID oeoek noon o The construction o. s
hospital Evansville Indiana according plane and spc
locations under direction this department said
either the whole building separate of the differ
kinds OF work the department reefsing The right 70 et the
proposals. hereby invited should Of the United states
Eighty OF Of the wofk done and
furnished according 10 contract pnee said amount 10 De
by estimate III. upennienden VIII be paid from
and cent retained
the and the acceptance OF the work.
Sc, by the superintendent.
be awarded only master builders OF mechanics
other except by consent
Secretary OF Treasury viii be forfeiture OF The same
Every proposal be accompanied by written guarantee,
responsible teened 10 be by the attorney
OF United dsiet for The said de ha, the
required his proposal be accepted, into
aud bond with and sufficient securities In the sum OF
Si5,0o0 for its faithful performance.
Plans working drawings be examined and
touching proposed obtained
ONCE Of the
Evansville after the ?0lh day Of Apni next U
The this Addressed 20 the
Of the Treasury, endorsed Proposals for Evansville
Marine Hospitality and viii be opened al O'Clock, on The
nAed for receiving tbs the OF the bidders II
shall be pr
Mar29-2awtMay2s Secretary Of the Treasury.
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x,uuSrruae SMALL FAMILY CARRIAGE, AND COW AND
Saturday morning. Apr, Sh al 10 O'Clock,
ia at Of y auction shall sell good assortment VI tai
AN Mahoynsy sofa, damask covered lounge
d. hair seat chairs
High nd oW post bedsteads, bureaus
wAshsiandss toilet sets
CURED hal I'd husk mattresses
Feather beds, bosIers and pillows
Carpets, oi,elolb, and stair rods
China. glass, and enckary ware
Cooking and othsr stoves,
with arse assortment Vi Aeneh utensils and otber
70 not 10 Snumefste-
Al ii o'clock.
One family carriage, harness suitable for hose
One excellent mich and calf
Terms cash.
JAS. Q. Mcguire,
Aps-d Aucnoneer
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SUPERIoR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO foRTE, se.
AucIion.on Monday morning, April ilh, al 10 O'Clock
on Capitol Ill.,
Capo shall without the family
are leave The city
One 1-spd- s-half octave piano forte, by A. Stein
Mshogs my marble-iop centre table
Maple I'M SET chairs rockers
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
Looking glasses, mantei ornaments
Double and single bedseads
Superior beds and
wa-hstauds
Pa-or, chamber, aud stair carpets
Dres-ing and plain bureaus, stair rods
Window cunLns, shades, and fixtures
Cfockery- are and glass
Together with general Kitchen requisites
s25 under slS thirty and days
credit for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,
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