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I'm DAYS laitf Prom EuroF
.,,r,l 0r TnE AMERICA AT TAnrll.

&prllll WI lNh hWhhlNh w hihi IA
,,,,,, bee. 29.--The Byal mil
,'bio America, Capt Lang, iron
..ooo on Saturday, OH inst, arrived
~, Oor this afternoon for Boston.
w., adyices are ten days hor Inn
received by tho Pacific
Tho Collins steamship Allanic arrivd
MWll,A. NJ, on the 9th inst.
ETbe screw steamer Sarah Sand sailcl
Am Liverpool for Portland on the 5h
4, and the Washington le1 Soulhamptn
New York on the 9th. The latter hes
H. hundred passengers, and acurgo va
sd A, 100000 sterling.
THE nows although devoid Of anything
,cirnq from the seat Of war, & Of the u.
oy Importance, inasmuch us il is az
Touuced that the most important negolh-
ons we're in progress, and that Auslia
H.d signed q treaty ofallance With Frare
snd England. ,
Nothing Of consequence hat tronspied
ktore Sebastopol.
There is no news whateverof impr.
tnnco from the seat Of war. Fnquentor-
~ are recorded, and the Russians wre
Generally repulsed without muh DANCE
sn either side. The allies WEE con,iu.
olly receiving reinrorcements, and wre
mainly engaged in strenglhenin, thcirio'
sioBs.
Il The main interest of the news is en-.
.tered in the negotiations, which had ,e.
come complicated, and Of vast importare.
A treaty of alliance between Aust-a,
France and England, was sigIed at ri.
ena on the I'd inst.,-binding,a is supo.
sed-Austria 10 declare war aanst Rs.
sia within one month, and England nd
France TO guarantee Austria aainst ina
sion or insurreciion.
Austria calls on the German: Staleslo
support her with federal troops but Rs.
sian influence are at work in oposilionlo
this. Commercial letters asser.ihat AB.
tra entered into this treaty umiIIingk,
but consented TO il in prelerenceto brea..
ing entirely with the Western Iowors.
Nesselrode has published a ttter del.
ming tho four terms on which Russia will
accept peace, hnamely: A joint proiech.
ate of the five Powers over the Christians
n Turkey like prolecionte over tho
'rinciPalIics, snbjcci to existing Russian
reaiies; the revision Of the treaty ofls4l
o which Russia will accept if tie Sultan
1llI and the free navigation oilhe Dan.
be.
Prussia and all the German Se,cs were
asllly putting all their armies on a war
'oiing.
1t is said that Omer Pasha, with 4O, 900
oops, is about 10 embark for the Crimea.
Admiral Hamelin had resigned the
'nmond Of the French squadlon in the
lack Sea and returned to Fmnee.
The remainder Of the French troops in
rcece have been ordered to the Crimea. \
A proposition for the augmentation Of
70 British Army 10 the extent Of 80, 600
10 be submitted to Parliament
The Spanish Chambers have decided to
lpport the present dynasty. Tie minis.
y resigned upon some trilling financial
sfeai, but consented 10 resume Office
he latest intelligence, however, to the
feet that the crisis continued, End that
spartoro had advised the Queen to send
r Madoz and OIeazo 10 form acabnet.
Mr.. Soule had arrived Of Madri.
The Danish Ministry had resigred.
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MI lsS 5. 4 J. H00VERS' announce to the cit
w W Hens of ClearGeld and vicinity, that they
pavo commenced the above business in the said
tbni ana are prepared to do up all business in
@ nel' llne IN good style aud on short notice They
may be found on Third Street between Markeiond
Clearfeld, Nov. 2, 1s5i.-tc.
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Notice Is HEREBY Given

VN0 the Stockholders the Curwcnsvillc Bridge,
IL that an election will be held on Friday the
18th day of December, instant, at the Office of Jo-
sah Evans, for the purpose of Elccting one Presi-
dent, one Treasurer and six Managers for the said
Bridge for the ensuing year
JOSIAH EVANS, Sec'y.
Curwensyille, Dec. 13, 1Sj4.-3t.
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MATCIiIlsl NfATCIIIss1l

dOHN DONNELLT, Manufacturer and hreato,
4 Sgtey Patent Square tpugh Wood BoI
-K-tches-No, iO6 North Fourth Street. (aJouc
Rdc) PbHadcipAia..
M AIgHES having become an indispensable ar
4VA ticle in housekeeping, the subscriber after a
great saerl'e Of time and dmoncy, is enabled to Of
Ter to the pubic an article at once combining Ufil
iy ana Chedpney The inventor knowing the dan
ger approhended0n account of the aimsey manner
IN Whlch Matches ere generally packed in paper,
mas Dy tne ana oi New Steam Machinery of his
own Invention succeeded in getting up SAFETY
PATENT SQUARE UPRIGHT WOOD B0Y. :
tins box Is preferable, inaanuch thatit oecnes ma
more room than the old rouid wood boy. ,,59 con-
faits al least tico hundred pc cen, t,or9 W,,,.I,.
which TO Shippers is considcrabs advaptogc. I, :,
entirely new, and secure agaiht moistnro and
spontaneous combustion, and dispts all dancer an
transportation by means Of Railroad, ,Steomhoot or
any other mode of Conveyance.
These Matches arc packed so that one ,.ros. nj.
more may be shipped to any part of the WSlJ ,yi,b
perfect safety. They are the most desirabk art;
clcs for homo consumption, and the Southern ,nd
Western Markets that have ever been invented
DEALERS and SHIPPERS, will do well to cal
and examine for themselves.
E.,'- These Matches are WARRANTED 10 B,
superior 10 anything heretofore offered 10 The public
JOHN DONNELLY, log north 4th st.. Phil'a.
December l3, lSji.-4m.
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
LOTTER RI!
. (BY AUTnoRTY or THE STATE or ALABAMA1
Conducted on he Haraa plan.
Glass H-TO be Drawn on the 10th of Jan.

In all, jOl prizes, amounting TO S34 600
Tickets @lO-Ilalycs and Quarters in propor.
ton.
Every prize drawn at each drawing.
Bills ON all solvent Banks taken at par.
NQ.All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent & Manager.
Montgomery, (Ala.,) Oct. 20, lS5l.-ly.
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REMoNsTRANcEs AGAINST MExA
TroS.-It is states that the Brlf and
French Ministers have presented oul
Government remonstrances agat the
annexation of the Sandwich isis, 10
which Mr.. Marcy has replied, thfihe
treaty annexation should be conspted,
the rights of England and France be
respected.
6JFlour has been shipped .rdSan
Francisco TO China recently.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

EVNliERE will be exposed to public sale by -
A out-cry, ON the premises on Saturday ijss
the I'd day of December next at 2 o'clock p M
all that certain House and Lot situate in Pike IN
Cleariicld county, Pa, adjoining lands Of Ross M
Ciurc, Willinm Addoman, Jr., and others. tbc Lol
containing about four acres, having therein nun.
Der OF thriving fruit trees with stable and otbo,
out buildings thereon erected, and being located
ABOUT - miles from Curwensvillc on the road lead
ls snTnce TO Chest Creek, late part Of the estate
Of William Addleman, deceased
IERNs.-One half cash, and the balance in one
year thereafter with interest to be secured by
judgment on the promises
li'le and further particulars made known ON the
day Of sale VI 'A'
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Estate Of James Alllnrt. lrrraSrd.

ELiEhS IestaNentaryon the estate of Jas.
II airport l"to OF Norris township, decd, hav-
,ng Deen granted tothe iubscriber, all persons
having any accounts aSins the said deceased will
please present their clat, duly autbonticotoJ
and those who know thellelyes indobtcJ 10 s.id
estate win make immodiaAsettlcmcnt
MATILDA IMPORT, Erecutrir.
Morris township, Nov. t2SS54-6t
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DAGUERREOT

M r. PUBVIANCE DAGUERREOTYPIST
WI informs the public that he has removed his
Miniature Gallery to "Graham's Row" Market st.
Cearfeld, in the I'd story, Immediately opposite
"Shaw's Row." where he intends to remain until
the LIST of January. He has on hand and is in re-
cept of a variety Of common and fancy stock suit
able for the holiday season.
Remember the place which is also indicated by
the sign of the striped Flag Dec. IL, lS54.-tf
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w. Poet naHeH of CtaB,H romv urs dait
authorized iood ai oU ng,lb uad hfir r,r,iut yor
snb'cryiea' or odrct,siHg VIZ oir1gl Do UJ0riof
at cash
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tuN yor 20 Nan Meeting NJ M1utod,s io d,t8.
m.a' oH hs f'to'iUoa Vh, GVi Property 10 NJ
Ninulpidtrs
4 TIA meeting Of the Shareholder in'pefhami
~ Third uin Enterprise held ON the 2,th u
July The following resolution was adopted
"Resoipef, That 20 soon ne u " asceftaincd tha
$4,000 Of The gin Tickets issued Ny Mr. pcrham n
his third enterprise, are sold the Committee shal
call The shareholders together at the most convc
nient place, for the purpose Of insruciing sale
Committee in regard 10 the manner Of disposing o.
the Gift Property"
Having learned from Mr.. perhnm that GO 600 o
said tickets were sold, aud that In all probabilt,
the remaining 10000 called for by the above rcso
luton, would be sold by the let Of January next
we have determined In accordance with iho above
opinion, to call n MASS MEETING OF TIIE
SHAREHOLDERS, at some place to be hereafter
designated by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATTY, JR.,
j. LATllROP, Committee.
B. S. ADAMS,
lrc~10O.OOO Tickets only at 81 Each ,riW be sold
Each Ticko, rW admit -Four Persons aH al once
or portions at different tmS- 10 Pcrlauis Barlesqn,
opera House, G0g Broad,ray. Noir York.
Or TO his other entertainments in various parts
of the country. Each purchaser Of one of his tick
cts will receive a certificate emitting them 10 one
share in 100000 Costiy and Valuable Gffts n list
oi Whleh has been already published Persons
can obtain the same in circular FORM by addressing
note to the proprietor.
N0W's THE TIME TO PURCHASE TICKETS.
In order that the 100000 Tickets may be dispo-
sed Of by the time specified, the subscriber offers
the following inducements for persons to get up
Clubs
Each person who gets up q club Of ten subscri-
bers, and forwards ten dollars TO this Office win re-
ceiye by Mail or other Conveyance elercn tickets.
Each person who sends US lat one time) one hun
dred dollars, will have sent in like manner one
hundred ant fifteen tickets And for all larger
sums in eXact proportion.
If it should happen that al the Tickets are sold
when the order is received, the money will be re-
turned at our expense for postage.
All orders for tickets should be addressed to
JOSIAH PERlIAM, GG3 Broadway, NY
EG"My fourth enterprise will be advertised MS
soon as the third one is closed The tickets are
already printed.
Dec. IA, 1854.
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CALI AND SETTLE

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are re-
"A quested to call and settle, so that they may
know correctly what they owe, and prepare for the
payment of the same. GEORGE WILSON.
Luthcrsburg, Dec 13, lS54.-4t.
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\, q. of q. II.

GLEARFIELD LODGE, No. i9s, meets in the
~ second story ofthe Mansion House, ClenrGed
Pa, on Tuesday evening Of each wook,
Clearheld, June l4,lS5i
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Estat Of Solomon Kline. lrrrased

hliE!S documentary ON the estate az soIo
- mon pine, late Of Lawrence township. ,lecd
having bet Issued 10 the subscriber, nii person,
having AM accounts against the said deocascd viii
please prctnt their claims duly nnthentissted =
and those Who know themselves indebted 10 said
estate willlnake immediate sssement.
J0IlL H. CUTTLE, Executor
ClearGoldVovcmber, ~, 1S5i.-iL
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THE FARM J0URNiL FOR Is55,
E)ITED N
J. l.. DlRLINiTON.

| AiNNiI AhiNl' tiii 4 NAL NOhh EAIANI, anO
will utterly discnripll theories not uttcsted BY
PRACTICAL ENPEnHNE. Tloy have obtained ia,
aid OF many of the lest farmers in PENNSYLVANIA
New Jersey, DclaVrc and Maryland, who will
give their experctc, through its pages
ILLUSTRATIONS r-Each iumber will contain
several engraving # improved stock, new agri
cultural implements, cloicc fruits, &c.
TERMS.--Ahariaidy IN Advanced
Single Copy, SlOO Twenty Copies, $500
Five do 400 Sixty do 40 OO
Ten do 1850 200 do 25O,OC
The Journal vii hereafter, in every case, be
discontinued at tlF srd Of he period paid for un.
less the subscriptm te previously renewed.
PREmUNs.-Th, mccess attendant upon our Of
fer of premiums ht year induces us to offer the
following premimts for Volume 5
]. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid Ia
the person who vii procure us the largest num-
ber of subscribers in my county in the United
States, before the lit Of April next
?. SENENTY-fRE DOLLARS to the person
who viii procure 1c second largest list as above.
3. FIFTY DOLLARS to the person who will
procure us the thirllarrcst list as above.
/ 4. TWENTY-FIVE I0LLARS to the person
who win procure 10 be burth largest list as above.
! 5. TEN D0LLAlS t, the person who will pro-
crc us the fifth largest list as above.
| hubs.-Any peNn ending us Ten subscribers
at our Club rates, will be entitled TO receive one
copygratis, or onocOpy Of either of the following
works viz: Buist m Oh, Rose, Guenon's Treatise
ON Mil'h Cows, Neilin'i Treatise ON Milch Cows,
Warlngs Elemcnt Of agriculture, Norton's Ele-
ments ofAgricultIro louatt on the Pig.
ANY p'rsOn senlingus Twenty subscribers, at
our Club ntes, viii be entitled to receive two CO.
PIES CT the Yam Journal or one copy of any Of the
following woks, Observation-Disclosures for 1855,
iJohnsons Agculhrll Chemistry, Johnson's Ele-
ments of Agriultuhl Chemistry and Geology. DIR.
padds Modem Hosd Doctor, Youatt on the Horse,
rG IYuau on Cattle, huatt's Shepherds Own Book,
i,linas tomas American Fruit Cuiturist. Downing's
Trns NJ OF Anerica,slliot Fruit Growers Guide.
hes'ohuens compile Farmer and Gardener
Iangments "a with JnEs vrok, JR,. PublisSer e =" a,
ene Ii'rueui nrist wch enables MS 10 furnisb o,,a
copy o that elcgar work and ono oa' lis' oio y,
farm Jgurnd for ~ Dollars and F;r,,, S P " tns
Two copes 4 the lortculturist and oen's, ana
farm JoirIil for Fur Dollars, and Iarao u I tne
bers at th bitter rats ""u i"rger num-
cations. ' postpaid appli-
money oIAlI solvtt banks, mailed in ,ho 0.o.
i onov oi u p'sInastcr at our risk P'Os
/, All ordef iddreRd 10 the subsor;I,,.. II, 4,
= promptly dteided VIII DC
: IA MEREDITH 4 CO
= ''''' ~',' o''~ft' West Chester PA
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TANNER AND CURRIER.

oiN MCPHERSON, announces that he still
- continues the above business at his old stand
81 tho south end of Cear6eld. nnd keens c,,,s,snt
" On hand n good assortment of Leather of All do
sorlpu"nA inclnding a splendfd lot Of Sole Lentb
~ which he will scii ehcnp for cash, or exnbn,go
for lumber aud hidcs. ""R'
cieHrneld November 20, issl.-G
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All the above booksarc plhdidly illustrated.
Dec. 80, lS5i.-3m.
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, To Travellers and Others.

NJ " T I7I3EaAs'H w IT z "
Morris tp., Sept. 25, '54-pd-Sm.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Notice hereby holders following described
stocks of the United States that this department
chase between the hereof the Goth No
vembe next portions Stocks amounting
to So the hereinafter
toned, to wit:
In contingent competition within the amount stated
preference will be the order of time in which said stocks
be offered The certificates, duly assigned the United
States y the parties who receive the thereof
be transmitted this upon the receipt whereof
will be paid compounded OF the following particulars
!. The par value, specified In each certificate
D. premium the stock Of the loan authorized by
July 1885, redeemnbc November H. 1855, Of
stock of the loan authorized The of 1872 edeeabe m
cembe 1862 Of III the stock OF
by the Of 647 and e4s redcemabc
December 1867 and the latter the Goth une 1885, of
stock the authorized 1885, and
deembe the 3 of December 1894 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify per cent
g. Interest the OF each certificate from the LIST Of July,
1854 the date and settlement Treasury with the
allowance (or money ownc days
Ia addition.
Payment for said stocks will he made drafts of the Treasurer OF
the United States the Boston, New York;
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
But certificate will be entitled benefit of this notice
shall actually received Treasury before the
said aoti, day of November next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug dt20Novif Secretary of the Treasury.
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The Second Exhibition of the METROPOLITAN
Mechanics Institute,

For the Promotion and of Manuaetp Commerce
and the Mechanic and Usefd Arts,
WILL opened city ashngiou Thursday tho 9Th
day February, 1885, and splendid hall of the
Smithsonian Institution, which magnificent rooms
TO mis- eAhbion mechanics as,. inyen-
ingenuity and tise rom all portions of The union cordially
machinery department under the charge of special
superintendent Scan power, ture labor, &c. will be given
intending requested to give notice at as early
day possible Goods should be accompanied with proper
The comm,ee therefore, feel thai, inviting contributions from
institute they offering 70 the producer of
eeln articles valuable opportunity of making known the
workmanship and their adaton 10 tho for which they
They would respectfully solicit from the specimens
Of handwork which
ali to ladies' and % sw Sq
sies OF merit premiums OF iewey &c, suited the
fair exhibitors.
The hall will be opened for The reception goods Monday,
as day s 'e H% n % usy @
the reception of visiers and continue
upon judges lists Competition premium except
such the committee shall be satisfied despatched
lave reached TIN ha by day. bat failed to
rive from unavoidable detention.
Ae n Ss.av Tor ns @ only will be re free Of
which time, deposlors viii be subject charge
Apprentices articles of their own make
invention shall specify their and they may
All articles deposited for competition and premium
m OF @ aoa w
OF The deposor of which label be furnished
clerk the lime OF bringing the entry
Prices be affixed nor, the option exhibitor
Dispositions at The time of entry, will receive ticket OF
all times when open TO the public.
Mopoa s sseue % q D. e aS% . q
have nature Of the articles and the OF the party sending
Them aksd on The packages They should also he
Circular. containing will DO forwarded ana
Information application the
ta whom all communications IN business the
Oct 3.-3aw6w
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Ed,

city. Monday morning 3oh instant al O'Clock,
PRANK sTOkELY, aged anns, son orr r. and coHsEA NJ
WILSON.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend e
parents No 46 llth street. be-
Il aud l. this (ruestay) afternoon al - O'Clock
Monday morning, instant Mrs NJ D. " KING, wife
A. bnsf iines The 18th year OF her age
The friends Of the family will please attend her funeral this AFTER
O'clock residence OF her father losErn Pkck
No 5s7 street. 7t without further notice.
Al 81 Augustine, Florida, 93d instant, Mrs RACHEL
PARKER MILLER wife OLA j. Muller, esq and daughter OF d.
WEsrcorr, Of that city.
Mrs many relatives friends this Penn
syvana New York New Jersey, Then native stated who viii
feel deeply. devout Christian, aud exemplary
in all The relations OF Ito.
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was thrtythree miles in circumference Land is precious
in the Netherlands and the government concluded
wade the waters for deep canal with dyke wal
accordingly dug round the lake, and the was frs
drawn off into the canal and heIoe conveyed to the sea
by of four immense steam engines Fifty thousand
of rich arabic land thus reclaimed the gov
ernmen has repaid itself by sales for the cost of an enter
prise which ii required four years to accomplish.
p b. Manchester the broken Cincinnati banker arrived
at Columbus Ohio few days ago and registered his
name Brown He was soon found out and a man
who had deposited 500 with him demanded his money
crowd subsequently assembled and limited lynch law
whereupon Manchester paid him $500 in cash and $500 in
railroad stock, and Immediately after left the city
HALF-RoBN.-The " Black Swan alias Z" Miss Green
field" it appears, is between Indian and negro
She born slave in Natchez Miss Her mistress il ap-
pears WEIGH woman who the parents of the eb-
ony vocalist to Liberia but took her Philadelphia where
she educated in the Society of Friends She appears
to be delighting the folks of Boston hugely Bulletin
Rachel has engagement at the French Theatre in
Paris which will keep her there till the 10th of March
Com Pendergrast of the United States frigate Column
bia, now at Pensacola, has been relieved by Com, s. B.
Wilson
Three hundred emigrants passed through Detroit last
Saturday, their way TO Kansas
The legislature of Vermont now in session. is besieged
with applications for banks.
General Auguste Jochmus former commandorn-chief of
the Turkish armies has been lying sick with severe bill
ous remtent fever at New York. since the beginning
September but eonyalescing, and when fully
covered will return to Europe
EGYPAN TRAvELLERs-The Boston Traveller has an ac-
count of two distinguished Egyptians who have been
cling in the United States and have just returned to their
own country, of them bearing with him New York
wife.
Post writing from Para, Brazil under date of Sept l.
says
The American of Para will this year reach
about S5000000 one-hird of the whole commerce of
Para and Of this great valley This commerce consists
TOO in article whose demand is every day rapidly in
creasing-so much that, instead of $4,000 900 if must
very be S20000000 Nor is it less interesting fact
that four-hths of all the rubber produced here manuc-
ured in the United States and that the whole increase
its trade if properly conducted will yield wealth to
hundreds in the manufacture and sale of these rubber
goods in the United States
Professor Fogel devotes 270 pages profoundly phi
osophica investigation of the origin use and benefit Of
aspects under hrtyseven distinct heads He is able
10 inform how to judge of mans character and dspo-
ston by hearing him laugh. The melancholy mans
laugh poor thin hi hi, hi the chocric temperament
shows itself in he he, he the phegmac indulge in a
cheerful ha h ha and sanguine habit betrayed by its
own characteristic no no. no
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by GREEN Il SCOTT. Auct,oneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION. -
III Ga Wednesday the LIT Of November shall sell the resi-
of VIM Flys 10 O'Clock, north
9th the Western House.
sorment of furniture,
Mahogany sofa, paror aud rocking chairs
Do marble top and other tables
Do whatnot. French bedsteads, aud wasstsnd
GirandoI,s, solar, hall, and other lamps
China, glass, erockery, aud stone
Maple hedsteads. chairs
Three ply, ingram, passage and stair carpets
Rugs aud mating, hair, shuck, and palm mattresses
Cooking, radiator, and air tight stoves
And good lot OF kitchen requisites
which deem
Under S25, cash; S25 credit OF two and -four
months for bearing and satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN n SCOTT,
0ci27-d Anciioncers.