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BiEGHAMOr "wednesday evening 2iss Inst Cornsla H. vile
OF Jfs V. bufhLD. 10 the - gear Of her -
The fsffs q be s aid .hose o. her fsther, ~n u
rtssog attend tt lner from h. i4e residence
No III Wet lth-st. Saforias afternoon At 0clocx
BRicHA Snihfown I 4 p iast- BenJantn H. ofasl o.
oo-fuui lion IL tie 5iih yer Of lis %,
His fref N tale pEcs AZ the residence OF AZ
fe.ner. Joshns Frrsh
CHANsDRs-On FrSsy th 2S inst ss- short sna severe
inn.t. I'm Am hintera n ths flth yesr Of er eEs
Her friends end tose ~ her darghter, N feuaI AMI
graneaor Joserh Serinr respectfully Invited 70 ena
he nsrai Sunday 4 her ass residence. No
Ptrry-s'. without further LEWISTON
CeAY-Yeeftt- orrrs Mary only daughter o. joan ana
Ts relatives fienis q e ftay aytei - asaa heE
fpsr this s.,sS,y 2o;ok from she hoaIs OF her
psrer - No p DoniDisk y. =. .o.x
GRFFITHs- Wednesday evening" 2ss inst Mr. John 0Ef-
chs IN hh 5sfh year 80,
attend the without further police. a. r VI, hs dsy
s.tur5sy from his isfe resderce No 90 Henry-sL
PFCK-In Flnshinr s7ilenly, the morning NJ n. "a
hamilton PECK and daughter Of Daniel er
ear on this Ciry IN fhr S9th o. her
friends Of he fam y respectfully invited %
attend her from the Wishing Pavilion, on SATURDAY Ea
inst 81 n 6clock " ,,,.. =.
The ears Eroeh Dean Leaves foot Of Fulton Msrke;p
o. O'clock 81 returning leaves Filshnz o'clock = q,
Runee Richards wife OF the Rev Hanphy RchArds IN the SRI
year Of her sac . IT.. - -. -.
Iasc Towussrd Esq in the 6s;h year Of his age
R.yts respectfully Invited . stsnd hs uaers
fc RI late rtdence 20 $50 Msdonst, SIariay morning 81
II O'clock .nI viii be taken % the fsniJ cens1efy
Sand Point Long land.
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The Imports Of Dry Goods this week are IArss' I'M
figures are:
xSrxREp gox coxsUxPTIos.

The quotations OF Consols by the America s5 was u now
stpesrs dividend of equal 96 showing an advance OIL
L, p cent since the previous Canarter
TIE divided came of Consols on the et1 net ms I'M
ssr, !. 70 h. sserhefto the more pacific shape OF
poscs affairs sppesrs that COnsOls on the ON touched
sea The Ifmes Of the 7th says; r..
The upward tendency Of the Enghsn ianas VS. IT. ~
Their stimulated this morning By the % w
new conference on the Turkish question opened a.
and Consols the commencement OF business 49, -
enacted AZ considerable advance, which was
81 the number Of bargains remaining 70 Do eIlsa ~
the spectators for fan Inc hrs. IT,, - =
last evening and they subsequently, touched yss amer amer
the settlement of the account had taken pi p, hs
seIlsrs appeared and caused reaction 10 vi 9l .nS
market ultimately again manifested noess AN ana I ss as r
auotsons were oct 70 s6 for money snd sot 20 20, TOT
~ - n;rg In January Throughout the whole oil the
day The price for time below that for eash nus s,s
an The adverse sie while the public steady
Bark stock eft Of sis % el9 rsdseed; 20 . ~
"a per cent % to s1i Lorg Annatie. 81 lnia 20
so to 253 India Bond. par to g. prenlami ana TX
chequer Bils Is. 10 10. premium
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

THE CoURTs-.Janu ry Terms-Today is the last day
for fling notes of issue for trial term Superior Court
new Calendar to be made up in the Circuit Court for
January. Notes of issue must BIO filed on or before
Wednesday 2stb inst. and the same as to the Court OF
Common Pleas Causes this present Calender for those
Courts intended for the January Calendars and new causes
must be noticed. Causes passed and new causes after
January will be placed at the foot OF the Calendar Tor sue
ceeding term. &c.
Wednesday 2sh is also the last day for fling notes OF
issue for January the Special Term Of the Supreme Court
for trials and arguments After Jan. the Clerk will com
mence receiving notes Of issue for the Saturday Motion
Calendar Of that Court.
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Hudson River Market Boats.
Frssosf Lat Of Caffe gnt Fsyn Prot1sts sss>yauy.

Cart Charles Hsed Of Mnsns arriving rhafstsl
nornirE At from NeSbursh, reports she
nip Dec a viz Is Beeyes Cows Nth
Veal CsTss 90 Sseep and Lambs $50 dressed ssne ID
% bses Hay bsss straw "a bba Bye fo 90 bags biek~hsS
do, $50 sides Leather ~, .-L-... VII.
Cart Hpshson Of the tes1aboss splen1s IRVING
ncr13,s foot Of Murray from New.a vi 90
lowing articles By the n Of Dee = ~ 81 rst.Y % sss y
Dgeks Dbl Egs 10 tsbs snd f.as sst.s ~s a. 60 Ess
20 bah Corn e 20 90 DO Eys = "a. C,Sa o. ws,.s
sides Leather bales Cotton fxn, rs DAfs-s % ' ''-
Yam "a Wool s. H1ss bxs Lesiasr - -ss.. v..x.-
Capt Joel hanter Of sss oTss ,s-s - so.ss
~ the MI, Dee Wis isBesyss ~ Vel Gsvs Sasse
. 80 swine Fowls 30 rurkeJs ise ossss ~ Dss1
81 go. leo abs pals aud 100 hrkins b2fte ~ bos eaef
"a sbls i've Flour, 80 bags BzckShsn do.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 23-P. VI

There was rather more doing in the Stock market to day
and prices Of the leading ances had upward tendency
At the Second Board when the foreign had been more
thoroughly weighed and discovered that Consos had
improved II p cent being quoted by telegraph dividend
of instead Of dividend included previously the market
advance still higher Erie closed at ISL advance OF II
cent compared with yesterday Nicaragua was zi bid
an Improvement of p cent Cumberland sold at 80 and
Parker Vein a. showing buoyant market Canton was
active and improved ! p cent The premium Railroads
are steady and in fair demand.
In Mining Stocks there Is much doing mainly IN con
sequence of the frmness of holders The bddnSs are
much more numerous than a week or two since.
The amount received at the Sub Treasury Is ssl,Jloi
paid s235,5o3 balance, s36ss,oH.
In Exchange there has not been much done TO day and
rates are not firm The range for first class commercial
sterling signatures IL aei Bankers q 9sl Francs 5l04
ISIS The supply Of Bills is fair
Notwithstanding these low rates for Bills the steamer TO-
morrow Will take 100000 100000 in gold, including
sI5e.OoO in coin.
Frsiehts are rather dull To Liverpool, 10000 or l5O'o
bush Grain 9sd alOd; 10000 bbs FlOar neluding 5000
day or two since 29d 500 bbls Spirit TurPentine lo
50 tuns Butter IS so tuns Cheese, as 1000 bales Cot
ton 7.32d To London, we hear Of no engagement 10
Antwerp 200 tcs Rice 35t 5000 bush Rye, &c 10 bre
men, 100 tuns measurement goods 326 to Hlyre, oOO0
bush Wheat 24c and 1000 bbls. Flour csc. charter
was made to Constsntinope for small vessel ana 70
return with Sicily cargo at s4i0o
The Market Bank has declared dividend Of y cent
The Metropolitan Bank. dividend OF cent
The warrants entered the books OF the Treasury De
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Rsportcd for The ~ y Tribune BY me-s FRr Il Isoaas
Phi go Penn '55 800 do fcers 91i SLOW
Realms 20 cash SCI sseS9 Camden and AnSo, Raj
Mo, Cspal bwn Isl do b5 Isl 100 do. 81 100 do b. III
20 VIcIsurs Railroad b5 ISL 20 Reading Railroad cash 81 %
DO n se, 100 Long fsand Railroad b5 1876 100 Grnd Bank,
s l9i ITO do. IL Bank Of n. Lib, 90. 49,
J,f,e Reading R. r. & 10 soi 80 Long Island
r. cash 5t 50 Reading T. L. So. 50 do S. sad in j9i %
Morris Csnsl s5wn. Isl; 100 Grafd Bank III - - ....
yi; SlOO do, 9ofi
do certs eO - COS so New Greek Coal Co; - ~
PENS f5i do n Morris Canal Pref BOT AeshaacS
Bank, 81. a., ,o.,,o n
An Boar5-50 YORKTOWN r, s5wn, 5ii 100 Reading X
39i 4C New-Creek Goal Co, days p.
ciosfne Proa-Juitso states ss or 1921 bd, sked
r. ga 81 int of - assedi Peana Sa 81 DID, Os .sted
Reading Railroad so 3D. SO ssEed Readns Bonds H sot od s
Resdug Mortxage go % bid IS asked Pea1sy
vspin n dv "a 4s bid a asked, Morris Canal l1g bid III
,sked sohuyk Navigation Is 'sl II bid ~ tedi ScsuY
Nsxatop Stock "a bid asked Schaylk Navigation Preferred
SIT bd si sEed' Lens leland l5 bid III s.sd Heso3s ~
bd IS asked Bank div ot Ia bid l3hxef Daea stais
Bsnt 81 asked Union Canal IL bid l4i sked Steady
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THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.

Bosros Saturday. Dec. 24-ll A. NJ
The steamship America is just signalzed' and Will
reach her dock about two o'clock in time for the mails for
New York and the South to go by the afternoon train
She has experienced violent gale all night
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caAsepss-o. y-,sy a. - inst .hsr sssr s.s
Hff <rds and ttoss - h-r ssush-r w.n,. Of
b. sntson J>eph sernz tasfssf srrsaf
the lrsr sunday
Isrry-st, wiftOs, further i7vitarisu-
taAf-fsercaF moruiug oniv daughter s.f
Hsrreh Gray. ssr< v-sfs nonths .na u days.
Inc rs.vs ard fends Of the fs5 iavef sseEi hsr
ftrsrs this Saturday s 2Scock fro the Of
parsit No q Dnraiect Il
fklFfTrHs0a Feaassisy evenas 2st ,s,- NJ JSSa Gr-
ffhs 10 70 sffh year
1he =, sTs. and fsras Of th- tsy respectfully i1vsa
20 aend tie furersl vi hout further
s.I.rrsy iruIn his late rssdenc- No - H-ury-st
Pflh-ln FushDE I. s1ii.,ly u3-sf-f n. 2si
inst; Jns wife Of Hst0u Pecs A. dsssaer Of saiei Mr.
srn. offhs City. 70 tn S3ih % her
1he -sus snd nds CT ta- f. respectfully Invited
ene Der fr>rs from the Flashing PsTos Saslrlsy sh
insf. q n o'clock A "
BE- EnOeA Desa Leaves zoo; Of Eat1a Mtrke.a al
~ oeloet NJ refurEnf leaves Flushing o'cl0cx r. NJ
klCHAlDSDse u. S-ponsct. Mes. Of r11rzns,ioa NJ.
q her.se
1OWAsEEDon Tharsd.y evening" OF dsslss Of the henri
ls.se fovpserd Esq In to- 60 ! u his
.f fi-uts respectfully nyiEei atsni hs faasri
firm No lsis .sepce~ -, r<ffU1s- soraa4
oeiess Hs ns sil be tsksa the niy .ssry
Point Lsnx LLAMA 'S'
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II COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Becre Con- missioner SfLsos
The ExIRADIrfoS CASE. .

Argument IN the ca7e OF AloA r s-,ss 90 ~.
ps Government on charge Of forgery already sisftea 70
rrrsptsd BY Busseed tbs forenoon on par. 81 s ss
tk.t had been made o9I
~ ls Of onsress the treaty or ths Avs
70 hod The prisoaer A Whiting on the other sae
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were transported on the Reading railroad.

Markets. CAREFULLY RErORrED FOR Tar n tnisvsf
FSIoAY. Dec. ~ 1885.
AsHEs-The market quiet Pots - 90 sni - 81 foo
PeoIls Saleratus Il quiet al Sc.
COrrON-Tbe market firm with active demand ssles OF
sss bales; xpof 7a5 TS speculative 5b 1, uAusf
1850. The annexed are the quotations;
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HASRIED.

DIL-OS--Dl ssY-oa -sIn'st.r. Dc y By the Rev.
PsrhtI = s.s Ciarch scstyie l. febert piitn. Of
NV YORK sst Aususn scor4 daaReter Of J0ha Dssy
sCOIf-BLOOHEnin Ovid Dee. - Mr. Gso-se " s'o,t o.
Seer resto G Cfraia Ma Al.EeiA eldest dsasaief o.
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SUPERIOR couRr-Besore Jadss EMIT

Mos9s IT =,
To recover damages for alleged wrong rePres son =
IA TIE condition Of vessel beasht for Pist o01- A-
vifhSrswn from the Jrry.
Before Jnisc 0AELxY
Stacy snd Dolln at J0hn Graham
To recover 81 i03 o. alleged to have been hsnoea ~
90, Graham A. Rio Capt. Adams 20 be er'asa' 20 -
$780, On .ceouf plaintiffs the said oei1t as
sssss Of the bs vsEes bsonns . p,a,s
p,o :. and sold By Capt Adams hef
+, serr,e Il WIS that Capt, Adams Tang o.. ~
Rio applied CAPT for losn % re VS. 4 c. OF
-. a. th. time in hands Of maxwell VIE.
sios th,, Cspf accordingly loaned Csps ev N r. ssr-s
10 him vessel 70 take earSs 90
ssairh CAPT pay sieo noathi $40 .sl ~,
IN ssTso lie be sailed on me 4 "a.
ci.irn-S in defense thai the sm 70
a Can't O. ana did tnos plain us 10 ne ,Ss fhs
e. rhsrse considered that Is Capt nA 49, :, h.
10 Capt The seesry q ns isna :,
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MATTERS.
Sale. at the stock exchange. go. Dec %.
saies OF stocks at philadelphia

BOARD
go n C. Copper Co.......... Il 100 American znc.
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COTJRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Frday-Defore Recorder
TiLLOU-EIGHTH DAY
THE ORDER HIBERNfASs,
FOR RIOT THE Arm OF JULY, 1853
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wAsnlssros, January al, isss.

WAsaissros, January al, 1853.
SEpARATE PROPOSALS viii be received this sfcs unul
W O'Clock the gath day Of March
bricks blue rock and sand
uon OF he wing once Building 10 this city
The bricks be Of the best quality, all hard red
endng pillar aud ach be made OF clay tempered la
boI moulded The required by the
ton OF Washington sample OF twenty bricks the
intended be used viii be required from person
The gne blue rock must be sound having faces
beds viii be assorted OF the Three denominaed
large, and building sample
of each viii be required cah
which will paid ths prices gwen by tie contract
The the best Potomac limestone,
yefed common flour barrels (uneaded IN the lime
the building The VIII be privileged
barrels they may be spared
The sand Se OF the best sharp sand and 10 BE- delivered by
the barrel OF five bushels. SAMPLES TO be furnished.
some dssre ohef specified number OF bricks
10 be delivered given Proposals viii
eeiyed Iof any number less than million.
Persons offering furnish the foregoing materials win
pdces, follows For The bricks, per tousand for gn
leach separately perch 81 cubic
when laid in the wall io the lime, barrel and for
the sand, barrel OF bushels In
and and the object the
the bos OF Materials warned that nothing will be
Anything rejected Immediately premises.
The successful bidders will be required
contracts with bond and security by the Comis
sone penalty OF equal oneent Of
perform
Of the And in addition
cent wifi be made from each monthly estimate for materials
uay Delivered which cenase Of the
nted States until the shall be fully completed.
These materials be furnished
eque ten days notice. And
nish be required the Commissioner Public Buildings
Will theeupon be liberty market materials
required the and risk delinquent his
surciies
Proposals furnishing common cung
white boards and teench os suitable scaod
ing. VIM EASILY,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Jan a3-2awtd
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EsaIs DffA
Washington, February 70, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will received until March, 1885,
of the construction, and delivery AT Charleston South Carroll
seows
ing INTO scows al hundred cubic yards hourly they wal
be required work N an open the 70 be dredged
built materials and the subantai and
arranged they applied popeing dedce
to and from the bar upon which II is 10 work
The depth ofwaer in which the wOk 10 be performed varies
from TO u feet at low winters the tide rises feet making the
sleeping necessary aecommods
lions provided for twelve store coal bunke capable Of
The vessels must be delivered fully eqaPp,d and provided with
required raised daily shove, capacity
dredg then offers Cor one dredpe Of hall e above ca
pacy will be received.
tug twenty-five keel
feet beam draw six feet inches with proys
and ton; q coal on board to be ed and
ssusd 70 work her, being eight IN number he, mess to Dc
plank bes, rne workmanship
.s s how s%s 70 r. ss
each 50 arranged to ,. capable being quickly and
completely found tackle and all equpage OF desc
uon whatever necessary 70 1T her for The business Of lowing
thirty SIX feet by eleven top the opening bot
closing the valves al Of sir by
white on ret 70 :. e'nsss win ss best sa
fastened and kneed eombne around the we'll one foot height
sides ends and well be zoced to the height Of light
The price dredge, OF tug, and OF
separately stated.
The proposed delivery dredge seows
Charleston, South Carolina be and when
cred they must be ready for and Trial tho officer
neers such other agent the appointed
They which
designed operate the OF harbo
the contractors tested performance, which
be
conditions Of the
No wiz be made Of the dredge as,
the whole shall inspected
ed above prescribed and received when will
paid In fun.
offering for this dredge
what principle
chine patented the OF the whether similar
machine has been built and subjected to s and
under what ccumance giving the Character ddred
depth Of from which raised
whom reference be had in regard The
details power engine for driving
machinery of the dredge expressed in number
cylinder and length Of piston
which
worked should be dredse
complete. an also OF the dumping
Bowman, OF engineers Charleston, South Carolina
proposals addressed undersigned marked
envelope Proposal. for dredging machine
entrance Of Charleston hartor, South Carolina
los q. TOTTFN.
Rrevet brig Gen
In the In,erencer, Repobc Union Wash
pgton Mercury Chacson Albany Register Albany Express
Albany, New YORK Courier Enquirer Express
Wbis, Troy, New York; Pennsylvania Inquirer
Philadelphia Boston Courier, Boston, Patriot
Baltimore Maryland daily for three weeks
the advertisement Engineer
Feb l5-d3w
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North Carolina Six Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. O.,
bfIar O..

North Carolina SIX Per Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. O.,
February 9, le53
SEALED proposals will be city of New
S50000o
OF bonds issued by of North Carolina.
These bonds win January 1853, and will
thirty they will attached, and the interest,"
per anno will payable the LIST Of July
Jury Of each year.
Both principal will be payable the Bank
public New York. should prefer
nude payable the OF North Carolina
These bonds authority legislature
Caiona Carolina
and addition faith the all held by
railroad, dividends
expressly pledged for their redemption
They enactment, exempted taxation.
Parties bidding will address their letters endorsed
Proposals Bondsi'
York, directed Messrs Brown
Rosset, leo Front street, New York
The bids will be opened the Bank the Republic O'clock
D. M, 3ls day of March the of c. La
president Of the said bank and j. r. Brown and David
Freeman, esqs. Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders will be required informed OF The
of their bids, bank the of tr
bids with the accrued the the credit
the of the State of North Carolina.
This either republic,
New York the bank the North Carolina,
bank OF Cape Fear Raleigh, North Carolina.
ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer OF the State Of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3lstMar
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES.

LARGE weekly Journal OF sixteen edited by Richard
n Willis which composers
in this make their medium the
public during the 2s WORTH
best music all kinds brilliant and
complete OF familiar which
anybody understand OF musical read
anecdotes and sketches OF celebrated musical his
truthful criticism. of publ
and incident both foreign and domcsfic whole
possible obtain. The cho ladies wh
ing but Who living Stores
pecially attended TO.
copy, 81 copies, ST. Eve copies $40;
sending club of five trouble.
Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times
257 broadway, New York.
yousSAL1be subscribers publish
Monthly Musical elegant pages
making pages
musical
Monthly Musical designed for especial
musical
simple ard whose require should
be the cheapest possible rate.
copy, 80 cents three COPIES 81 -
COPIES s5; and sending
an rim copy trouble. Address Drrp a Willis
dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty five cents year.
Agents. ot.n subscribers for III. named puhcs
tons. Liberal commission allowed
subscribe the volume begins on the
first Of January, 1853
Jan l3-d3m
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John HARRISON, deceased Pursuant a decree of
High Court Of Chancery in England,
against Sody, bearing
whom REFEREED
the whom the John HARRISON late Tburstoned
in Cumberland by the description
his will of my heir law America" and whom he
by the description of "the heir ataw
the said should also inquire who
heirs law Of the said his DEATH
resentave of such heir heirs aaw the
the heir America the heir
America of the said John HARRISON, died
month August le2 heir heirs said
his DEATH the real
their SOLICITORS before the June,
Southampton Buildings, Chancer Lane London
thereof they will be peTempioTy excluded benefit
said and all capable
the subject furnish
solicitors, either of them.
supposed that the said had brother,
America 763 where he
Philadelphia ill he died 1871 his eldest
Philadelphia 1884, leaving his eldest
hun surviving.
Thusdsy fourth day OF July 1853 IL O'Clock
said chambers appointed for hearing adudcapg
the claims
Dated this i9h day Of January, ls53.
CAPES h STUART,
No. i Field Court Grays Inn, London,
for T. Waugh solicitor, Cockermouth, Cumberland,
for Messrs. saul, Carlisle, Cumberland.
RAVEN BRADLEY,
No 2 Hscouu Buildings, Temple, London,
SOliiors for her MaJesty's Attorney General
Feb s5-law2w
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py j. c. MoGUInE, Au.,lons.r.

GALE or ROSEWOOD "CHiCkERlNGn PIANO, SUPERIOR
cabinet furniture, elegant French plate mirrors, Chandeliers
French
18TH, at 10 O'Clock The residence Of Hon Thomas
on Pennsylvania nearly the Presidents House.
shall sell all his household effects comprising
Rosewood seven octave piano, made by Chickering
DO teie tete sofas, covered with plush
DE iharbotop sofa and centre tables
DO music stand, piano stool
Two elegant French plate mirrors, grandoles
Walnut and mahogany plush covered sofas, chairs
Blu. and gold damask and lace curtains, cornices
Mahogany hair spring seat sofas and chairs
Magninceat gilt chandeliers with cut glass pendants
Eronss candeabras, astral lamps brackets
Walnut whatnot, pier table
Velvet, tapestry and three ply carpets, rugs
Oilciotb hall and stair carpets, rods
Linen window shades, ball Tampa
Fench china dinner, dessert, and tea service
Rich cut glass decantefs, wines, chanpagnes
Finger bowls, wine coolers, tumbeIs
Stone china dinner and tea
Silver plated castorr, table cutlery
Mahogany and walnut bedsteads, washstands
saeefor feather beds
Rest curIed and hair mattresses
Walnut mahogany and maple wardrobes
Walnut and mahogany marble dressing bureaus
Bed and table linen
Banker quilts, table sets
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
DO sideboardS refrigerator
Cane-seat chairs, lounges, mating
Cooking hall, aud chamber stoves
Together kitchen requisites
Terms $50 and under cash that credit oftwo
MONTHS satisfactorily endorscd bearing interest
sThe house will be opened and the goods ready
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
March 6 Auctioneer
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nANk EAclreMENr. Ero

CNolNNAri. March H. The Cincinnati Life and Trust
Company Bank refused all w England per to day
cep OF The city Of ,ston The private banks received
at one per discount. There is Immense amour
of eastern money in calculation here
The Ohio legislature to-day passed bill amend the
law authorizing county auditors, in where I'll,
banks refuse pay levied them, enter said
banks iociby, and with crowbaIs, pickaxes &c breal
open saes vaults and other places where money may
aud take the amount OF tax claimed The its fna
passage was 20 to
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

Am ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
1UU timothy blue
fenced tract including
acres OF timber adjoining N. w. story
dwelling Young apple peach
plenty failing stock inside the incosure
springs. all Of the quality hemp,
equal
and blue grass adjoining land
prts county, miles Georgetown
OF the survey Pacific raroad twenty
from Missouri
Tw great bargain the above property,
PEELED sell IT,
JOHN T. Jones.
r. Washington until
the AFTER that time the premises in Missouri.
Jan ig-23tsdAcp.