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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

EUROPEAN INTELLIG GENCE.-Great efforts
are being made to induce the Porte TO incor-
porate European Polish Legion in the Turk
ish Army in order to induce desertion OF the
Poles from the Russian Army.
Turkey has formally accepted the Persian
Declaration Of war.
IIabi @ Pacha, the leader of the Peace
party in Constantinople, was named on the
10Th ult., Minister of the Interior, which was
regarded as favorable for peace.
Ali Pacha had been removed from the chief
command in Asia, and Ahmed pacha appoint
ed in his place.
Some Wallachian militia had deserted to
the Turks at Kalaiat.
On the 18th ult, the -Four Powers present
ed u note to the Porte demanding an Armis-
tice.
The English Consul at Tcheran has re-
ncwed diplomatic relations with Persia, and
is mediating between that country and Tur-
key.
s. Movements in st. Petersburg indicate more
serious consequences than war with the
Turks.
The Porte is acting in most friendly ac-
cord with the Representatives of the combin-
ed Powers.
Mr.. soULE-1he Herald, New York, Is
after Mr. Soule, Mr.. ?ierce's Minister TO
Spain, who went out, according to his own
statement, with full power to purchase Gu
ba and several other principalities; and to
make his mark upon the history of his adopt
ed country. Mr.. Soulc is a gentleman of un-
doubted talents and good citizen at home,
but unfortunately he was born abroad, and
was the last man who ought to have been
sent as the representative of the government
to Spain or any other foreign court. The
following paragraph is from the Herald:
1Of all the foreign envoys we ever had,
our present Minister to Spain is certainly ~
most illusrious and the most notable. Be-
fore he left this country he made n tremend-
GUS stir with some speeches which would
nave any Utlicl ui''li ppOh w Z" ''
lunacy. Arrived at Paris, he throws that ex.
citable city into a tremendous furry about
his coat, and the dress of NJ. Soule. Add to
this the sensation produced by his style OF
conversation, in which he was fond OF as
scrtng that he went to Spain with ever so
many millions in one hand, and war in the
other. and it will be seen that his stay in that
city must have been about as startling a time
rs that Of the ancient Gargantua He has
no sooner reached Madrid than he contrlves
to get into couple of dueIs--one OF them
with no less n parsonage than the Duke
GAlba--and again produces worldwide
sensation. A letter then appears, narratlng
the affair with such accuracy and circum-
stantiality that one is almost inclined to
think NJ. Gaillardct must have been in Ne
vile Soule's pocket during the transaction
What shall we have next! A love affair be-
tween the two Soule's and the two Queens!
Will Young Neville Soule run away with
the bride of some grondce of SPAIN Or,
what will il be!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
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~ 4 young man uho hh-
ken n rifr, says be- dii nu, fad -. r.
hard 10 get married as be- dii g. -, ins faF-
niiur.
a California paper -.tr' 'hs io.Iouisg ..
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city
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pointed a. n neat tFo si1u hu1se---th-y
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

MALARIA ~ A BALL RooM-In GlnmOr.
ganshirc, Wales, forty persons attending a
ball were attacked By fever Of an obstinate
and fatal charac'er-Thc origin Of this dis
tressing maldd" is said to be The accidental
brclking Of an oil drain (Which had not been
opclcd for twenty years. during some al.
ter. tons going on close to the vicinity Of the
hal room,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

eyy y'The Boston Traveller says n consta-
bic of that city having warrant to serve
against man for slander, on Thursday, pro,
ceedcd to his domicil in vicinity of South
street and found him with his family, living
in n cellar into which the water flowed and
the floor was covered with n coating of ice.
They were engaged in eating scanty meal
of very thin broth. A heavy verdict of dam
ages could not probably be collected
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

eYy A new case under the Name Liquor
Law occurred in one of the Massachusetts
cities lately. A jug of rum was taken by the
authorities from man and laid up to await
decision. The man claimed that under the
law, they had a right to seize the liquor but
not the iug-that was his property and the
law said nothing of it. The legal question
was settled by turning out the liquor and re-
turning the jug.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

~ The British mail steamship EaroP'
has been seized by the Odiecrs of JLc -
toms, two individuals eonaec,
having been detected in ,mugrl'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

.-Sy" The return Of Lord PamerstOn to
the British Cabinet is generally understood
in Europe as equivalent to deliberate de-
termination to prepare for aSEaS with Russia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

~" 1t is reported in Washington that the
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War, has
been elected L. s Senator from Mississippi,
instead Of Ex-Governor Brown.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

ILLNESS OF SENATOR CLAyroN.--Hon.
John NJ. Clayton, United States Senator from
Delaware, was confined to his bed with an
attack Of influenza, at Washington, on Sat.
urday. lie had to be cupped and leaehcd.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

EXPENSES OF AUsrRrA.-Thc expenditures
of the Austrian Empire for the last three
year, have. averaged Sl45,0Oo,oOO, and the
revenue only 3i2O,OoO,OOO. A government
cannot continue this course for long tenn
of years, without revolution, unless it is
powerful enough to resort to confscaiion Of
the property Of the noneyei classes. 1t ~a4
the extravagant expenditures Of the govern
men, of Louis Philippe which set in opera
ton the influences that caused is downfall.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

toy The more man accompIishes, the
more he may. An active tool never grows
rusty. You always find the most enterpris.
ing the most busy, Men of industry start
our railroads, our steamships, our machine
shops, and factories. We 90 for actiyity--in
body, in mind in everything. Keep all
things in motion. We would rather have
death find us breasting a whirlpool than
sncakinr from n cloud.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

~" Henry N. Sargent of New Boston N.
II. aged % years on Saturday murdered Miss
S jones' aged II, by shooting her four times
with areyolver; he then shot himself, and en-
pired about hours after. 1t was love affair
Both parties were respectfully connected.
THE CHRIsTIASs WIFE.-Chateaubria
discourses beautifully on this theme:
Man, in uniting himself to her, rcgains n
part Of his substance his soul, rs well as his
body, is incomplete without his wife; he has
strength, she has beauty; he labors in the
fields: he does not understand the details of
domestic life, but his companion prepares the
repast, and her smiles sweeten existence
He has his crosses, and the partner Of his
couch is there to soften thcm his day may
be sad and troubled, but in the chaste arms
of his wife he finds comfort and repose.-
Without woman, man would be rude, gross
and solitary Woman spreads around him
the flowers of existence, as the crcepers of
the forest decorate the majestic oak with
their odorferous garIands. Finally, the pair
live united, and in death arc not separaJ!a;
in dust they lay side by side, and their souls
are re. united beyond tho limits of the tomb
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THE POST.

jackson Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

T AUGHs FOR THE MILLIoN.-YANKEE NOTIONS
IL for April ready containing perfect April shower
ofun enoug set all creation broad grin and raise
PEAL of Laughter from Maine to California The Yankee
Notions is the only really comic paper published in this
country and fer proof of its merits merely necessary to
state the fact that without to putting humbug
Of any kind ha 50 rapidly won It's way upon It's intrinsic
worth alone thatt numbers larger list of subscribers
than similar publication in the world The April
Der will contain than fifty in the highest
style OF comic art designed the best artists
and engravers the continent while its pages filed
with all sorts Of grim Yankee notionsn Jokes hits Mt the
times side splitting stories and everything provocative Of
mirth and antafonstc to dull Among its ilustra
tons are the the Nsbraska Bill House
Done toa Turn The Soft and Hard she Cool Propo
tion and others enough to make the reputation any
other illustrated paper published Among its contents
will be found1he atherses Aunt Hettys Toilet in 1850
Dead Sell TIN Russian Representative in Train The
House init big Chimney Tall Eating and Drinkng No.
How Pat Shot Reed Birds The Road to Atkinson's Mis-
sssippi Barroomstory; Ar Amusing Law pint: Shanghi
Items; Loving Couple; Ball Room Sketches Mrs Jones
Around; Caught In his Trap &c. &C., SC. In ali
thirty three page Of genuine Yankee humors such as will
make oynic ha ha smooth out the wrinkles Of and
time and make everybody good terms with
all the world and The rest Of mankind Published by w
STRONG ~ Nassau street. Price l2 cents EACH 81 Is
n
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SEWING MACHINES.

TSAUTION-sEWING MACHINEs.-LASr wEDNES-
Oday obtained from the nted states Cours
In Bostop prohibiting the of the Singer Machines and
now have pending him here which Is to
he tried and without doubt will result In like
oia walter Hunt heretofore the
fence relied upon tho insuency aud aiacy Of which will
te examin alton of the full aud clear decision
az Judge Sprague the printed copies of which will
he ready distribution in few days ut my once BY
IS rail It's mmateral whether machines two
needles with the near the point without license they
ring the liabilities Of the law by pnrchasng infringing ma
chimes when they can buy good better ~ tho
less price, without such liability fron the follow
ing who duly authorized by license Nm
Wilson Co. New York. Grover Baker Ca Do a. g e
chine Coz do; i. Nichols, Boston MASK ". Hean'
Boston, Mass; N Hunt Boston, Mass; Durgn, Low
ell Mass Hood, Batte 4 Co, Worcester Asss.' Aessrs
Woodbridge, Keene Moor, Lynn, Mass 60, ~.
chine No rs Hanover street Boston, and No. o Broad
way, New York.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A MOTHER NEW uLa,s y 4. Co. .l.-IE y --Il OF
HRoCK rs IL now forming new class at his assent
ons al roore street. Tuesday evening" conmencts
~ o,coet All the fashionable dances taught In
eourss OF Lessons School CONTINUES open the whole ysS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.-HOUS
"A and lot No. Leonard Street Mt aucton-Anthony J.
Blocker viii sell public auction Wednesday 10Th inst
Mt IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the two story
brick front house and lot No Leonard street north side
only about M feet from Hudson street Lot IS feet front and
81 inches depth each side Possession
Let May next; title ndputable and sale perempory Two
thirds Of the purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage for three years For further particulars apply
the Auctioneer.
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FURNITURE.


ENAMHILED COTTAGE FURNITURR-MATHEws 4
~ STACY, Ola and 526 Broadway, who received first
da from the Crystal Palace and Institute for the
best suits Of enameed chamber furniture invite the public
70 examine their extensive stock Suits with hair mattress
ssraw pallAsees pillows and holsters. from sfa
ELEGANT FURNITURE For sALE-By PRIVATE
~ family breaking up housekceping-Eeganty carved
rosewood and hocAtee parlor and chamber sets oak and
ren dining room set velvet carpets &c &C. The
loue lin BROOKLYN can be had Is about % minutes from
Wnlstreet Terms reasonable Direct with real to
" Blotter," Herald Office.
FURNITURE FOR SALE--A SMALL FAMILY, GIVING
housekeepng will dispose Of I'll cir furniture cheap
Address at once, Furniture, Herald once.
FURNITURE FOR sALE-THE COMPLETE rURNI
ture, carpets &c. of private house in
short time. Apply TO sCHAHFENBERG LUIS, ~
Broadway.
TNHE CABINET MAKER-ALExANDER ROUx, III a
AZ broadway, who received tho first medal from the
Worlds Fair for the best and most elaborate furniture.
large stock contained in his newly enlarged warerooms
which Of than twenty thoussnd feet all
Of which covered by the richest elegant furn
ture ever produced In Europe America He has just
eeved from Paris the largest and assor
inert OF antique furniture en- veux bos imported
And ne TO his sets IN roscwood mahogrnv walnut and oak
they ca.n.s ~ sNrpssseu in design taste Workmanship
and no doubt superior TO manufactured in this country
and ~ prices 20 DEFY composition A. constantly
Paris, tbslatest dssignA
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MUSICAL NO1ICE-wATSON'S PHILHARMONIC
M Journal weekly paper devoted to the interests Of
sic, art and hterare four Of music in each paper
TermsTbrse doaisa Every subscriber will receive
on payment his an order Of the prin
cipa music sellers New York for two dollars worth Of
music. WATSON e SIMMONDS
800 Broadway, philharmonic Journal.
Country NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three dollars six
stampsthe two dollars worth Of music will
cordipg to orders ma sent post PAID
aper every week for year
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NOBDENS RUSSIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION,
~ with Introduction by American citizen. timely
book. Just published by JOHN p. JEWETT CO., Corn.
hill, Boston. Price rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

THE IDEAL BOYD OF THE PAST is THE ACTUAL
IMAM Of the present. tho ideal (rD of the pr
actual wsman Of tho futureFsnnie Leo Townsend The
Monthly " blec for March, published by association
the daughters and o is dedicated to free speech
inquiry, disc uson thought aud opinion One dollar per
back Numbers six cents each Address j. jay Dem
ny. See Phiatelrlia Pennsylvanan. The jubilee !ar-
bnger third volume comprising bound numbers Of last
year hae 900 pages, and emtodes science and
truth ito provoke the professional dnnta classes works
nan race" than any Other Written work, except the
States Argus Office I3 Fulton street John b. Crawley
Lewis H. Embrcc 1874 Bowery and the News office OF
& Yates Is Ann street. Canvassers wanted.
THE LAMPLICHTER.-2000 900 PRINTED IN TWENTY
days; ore Of the argest sales record, and work
which has been fty styled the Great American Romance
bopksellors
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A UCTTON SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
"A furnituIe.-KuSSELL W. WESTCOTT will sell by cata
logue this Monday morning. at l0E o'clock. large and
elegant variety rosewood and mahogany furniture con
tanned in house No. ~ Eighth everything In the
house In perfect order and will positively be sold without
offering to all In want o. superb
furniture consisting In part OF suit of
wood parlor furniture with all medallion backs In
satin rOcadc do and crimson two splonaid
pier glasses with marble top richly carved rosewood
esre with plate glass doors and back 04 yards rich ear
pet handsome tegere solid rosewood centre tables
reception and chairs administers and nlad tables,
brodered curtains and rich shades porcelain and ormuu
clocks with elegant variety Of rich manel and
naments jewel cases parian card reoesr compseteers
flower pots &c. also number Of beautiful oil paintings
OF which glass in rich oval and frames;
rosewood mahogany and walnut bedsteads with superior
hair mattresses and paaters to fit them rosewood and
mahogany bureaus with marble top wahsands to match
splendid china toilet SETS oval and gilt looking glasses
Brussels al ingram carpets sofas
and ounses mahogany walnut and other chairs rockers
divans bookcases &C. with choice variety of basement
urniture extension dining table silver casters
spoons forks cake baskets savers ivory cutlery cut glass
&C. Catalogues at house Sale without regard to
weather. r. W. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer
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A ucTIoN NoTrcE-ELEGANTA AND COSTLY HOUSE
bold furni,sasH wssn Aueti'nser VII SOL ~ ~
A.pmond street, near Fourth, carved rosewood and
%.h"sany psror farnre in plush and satin eros.sss
centre side and pier tables choice oil paintings magnificent
ss aas ss snasn
S h AND and asy ss Sssi
pets, dining and extensive tables eight clock maple
ivory cutlery ywarc kitchen utensils s Ss
sa ity Every article will positively be sold to the highest
UcTIoN NoTICE-HANDsoME HOUSEHOLD FUR
n ntpre, china ware. pianofcrte, &c-sAMuEL osGooD
he house 50 Lssnstcn avenue Of Twenty
suites vi in Sroo Pass
hegany sofas velvet and other c,fpss g, frame
bureaus. IosSvG.d tables; NAH!
Gu furniture, &e Catalogues will be ready at the sale
UCTIoN NoTIcE-cRocKERY GLASS, CHINA,
nAR1fsT s s .s ON ssiar
rokery and pseksges ali kinds Of glass ware by the
package and in lots from the sip retailers and gro.
GERS. On time over 500
"A hold furniture-z; Newell 4 co: VIII ssil, this
sny @ AZ IN
paror suits in satin hroeatee
and psnsed cottaFe suites SardroIes bureaus lounges
hed,teads. mattresses desks. clocks; &C. NB-Rosular
'' PETER PARKS, Auctoneer, 70 Nassau st.
UCTIoN NoTICE.-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEER.
"A BY W. s Ipgraham.m;,,Tlgesday at loh o'clock,
very superior assortment of really valuable household fur
niture and housekeeping articles Of all descriptions from
families removing 6c also the stock of upholstere
hotel and barroom furniture &c.
A UCTION SALE-THE CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
"A the several public markets belonging TO the city and
lots buildings will be leased bids public
suetian on Tuesday April 1854 At u o'ccet st tn:
Nay next N B-Lsts Of the property TO be leased ssn
tanning also tho terms and conditions OF SALE be OBJ
laned application ut the Comptrosrs Once No. Hall
Of Records. "
y. r. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. c. rLAGG, Comptroller,
v. W. EDMONDS, Chamberlain,
VIM CIIAUNCEY, Chr. F. Com. 3D. Aid,
WIN. N. VERMILYE, CHI =. Com BID. Counn.,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund
FINANCE Department, New York. Feb. %. 1854
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| CPRING sALEs.-w. x. TAYLOR 4 CO., RESPECT
- fully inform their friends and the public that they
ready to give their to sales Of
description Of household furniture at residences Mt their
rooms 500 Broadway Charges will be moderate Arrange
meIts will lie made FOR sales at Chambers street. base
mppt
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= ropTGAGE sALE.-F N. cRIsTALEn AVG

NOETGAGE SALE. IF II. CRfSTALER, AUG.
M toneer % Bowery will sell Wednesday I'd inst,
O'clock by order Of the MORTGAGE large extern
se assortment Of sentlcmens hosiery and clothing con
stine Of woollen, gauze, merno muslin linen and silk
underLrts and drawers silk and satin handkerchief nov
styles Of English prints cambrics muslin and linen shoot
ing satnet tweeds Cashmere broadcloths cashmetto
Grape shaws and dress patterns, fancy common vests
cashmere oasbmetts gingham tweeds and cloths frock
dress sack, Albert frock coats cashmere and s,tnett
pants and variety Of other articles in tho line well
worthy the attention Of the trade.
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CTANDARD ROSES AT AuCTIoN-BY J. L. vANDE.
WATER at the corner Of Nassau and Pine streets On
Monday the 20th inst viii he cold ar-c assortment Of
standard sry ever blooming also running
pears apples peaches trees and tree Pconss, with
large lot hardy and ornamental shrubs from tho
Of Mare Astoria Long Island. All plants warranted 70
bs genuine and tgus " lame.
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POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY MARCH 81 Io,s
vii, s eli wRAY Ausoneer
ne nangfsetnrsrs warehouse No s4 Broadway Gothic
will ind this opportunity 70 sat
s; so%rrss:
expressly for the New York private custom
transient orders or stored.
DOSES, &c-wM IRVING 4 co, -AucTIoNERRs.
IL will sell at auction, on Tuesday March q, At ioh
sasd dwarf psrpeaS moss Bousssn
nosste hyrid Baltimore belle prairie queen Russss cot
snhs
M ns AND pns 10 name 81 Also
assortment OF the choicest varieties Of red and white
country young plants vita strong and healthy
CPRING sALEs-w. K TAYLOR CO., RESPECT
y fully inform Their friends and .hs public that they are
ssepssn ssr una az
rooms 500 Broadway Charges viii be moderate Arrange
ment. '"'S' = =
w Wednesday, March g. at lois o'clock at 800 Broems
the large pier anS
@ 81 s. id &
satin damai and lace curtains manei ornaments rose
tables With a as,Ss 70 %
slohs ia aeh stair carpet aud rods richly carved suit q
tters and pillows wardrobe, mahogany bedseads marble
tcsctler With all tho table linen basement and
& az on the Is Anms
w S. MELLoR AUCTIoNEER. ELEGANT PURNI-
w turo, OF the costly description rosewood
pianofortss mirrors, &c To morrow tuesday at l0<
O'Clock, at AZ Broadway, GRUMPY, HOuGHTON 4 MEL
LOR will SELL by assortment OF superior furu
niture such be relied upon and warranted consist
Parlor Rosewood parlor suits
God etageres mirror backs Turkish chairs
cred in troeade satin carved rosewood marble centre
pier and fancy cables lsid cabinet and writing tables
Elirahsthisn and Gothic sewing and reception chairs
Chamber furnurc-Caryed rosewood bedsteads bureaus
and Wristbands to MATCH oak, walnut and mahogany do;
pure hair mattresses paliases richly enamelled painted
suits Dining dining tables Of
the best patterns oak rosewood and mahogany
and dining chairs library bookcases in walnut,
hogany also invoice Of fancy ornaments Five
ofores of which cost 500 we'll worthy the
attention Of those in want of . good instrument.
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4 LBERT H. NIcoLAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND

LBERT H. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER-STOCKSA AND
N bonds Mt auctionAlbert H. Nicolay will sell this day
March 90 at 1G o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange for
Of whom il So 900 Canandagua and
Emire Railroad Second Mortgage Seven Cent Bonds
dated lst November 1851 and redeemabie l November
1857 interest coupons payable rem annuay at the Me-
chanies Bank New York LIST May and LIST November 81 900
eaeh $1,000 Chicago and Rock Island Railroad First Merit
gage Seven Cent Convertible Bonds redsemable in so
interest payable semi annually in New York 10th
January and 10th July eacb 10 shares Vermont Val
ley Railroad 500 eaeh do Bank of the Union 500 each
10 do Central Bank of Brooklyn, $50 each 10 do PhGnix
Fire Company ofBreok,yn $50 each 20 do 10
change Company $50 each 20 do La Fargo Fire
Insurance Company $50 EACH 20 do Manhattan Life Insu
$50 each; 20 do. Francis Metallic Life Boat
Sorporaton $50 each; loe do American magnetic Sewing
Company $40 eneh 900 Gardiner's Gold Quartz Pull
verifying End Amnlgsmating Company s. each Terms of
Tie accrued interest al the bonds win he CHARGED 70 the
and other securities Monday and Thursday Of week.
Mt the Merchants Exchange At Private saleA great
Of first class railroad bonds bank insurance AID
OIL er stocks Office No Broad street to Of
Wall.