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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-06-30

MORE CorrER.-Rich copper mines arc
represented to have been discovered near
Cumberland Gap, in Claiborne county, East
Tennessee. Mine gots, wOt coontry!
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BALTIMORE, June o5,

BALTIMORE, June IS.
The U. S. Mail steam ship Illinois has
arrived at New York with one million in
gold.
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fy-Thc Buffalo Courier thinks the wheat
crop Of New York will probably exceed tina,
of any previous year.
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CHATTASoooA.-The Chattanooga papers
contradict the report that cholera had made
its appearance there. No cases have occurred.
We cannot perceive what qualification it can
be to any ono to give currency to such ri.
mors when there is no foundation for them.
1t seems to us to be avery small business for
white people to engage in.
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W We learn from the Knoxville Regis.
ter that tho Market House at that place has
been opened for business, and is numerously
attended by the hungry dcnizens. Beef is
said to be selling for seven cents per h., and
other things in proportion. Knoxville seems
to DO rapidly acquiring some Of the features
of tho larger commercial cities.
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FREAKS OF TRADE.-Sugar is now cheap
or than flour in New Orleans. A barrel of
the best sugar at the present pricc--say 200
pounds at 81 cents, is 81! while flour weigh
ing 1876 pounds, sells at IS.
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eN- We hear much complaint about the
detention Of froights on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad.
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.-Friend Burns, nj
the Athens Drug Store, has now as full and
complete an assortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Sc, rs can be found at any house in East
Tennessee. His assortment not only com.
prises all articles 10 the line, bu. he has every
thing about his establishment arranged inpcr
feet order. A man who devotes his whole
sine and attention to his business, like friend
Burns, deserves success. Persons needing
any thing in his line will be certain to obtain
. good and pure article BY calling or sending
their orders to his house.
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WAcoss, PLoucHs, &c.-Keycs g. Hen
derson, near the Athens Depot, have just re-
cciyed from Nashville, a lot of first rate
Wagons, PIoughs, &c, which they propose
10 sell en- the best terms. The attention Of
farmers and othcrs is directed TO their adver-
fisement in this paper.
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WEATnEE.-The weather has been e1-
cecdingly warm for the last few days-ther-
mometcr showing SO degrees in the shade
almost rs hot as the place preachers threat.
en- wicked people with, and which is source
of so much fear to lorofoco editors and old
bachelors. IT'S no use trying to WRIGHT
can't be done under such sultry circumstances.
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TO- Mr.. Richie, father Of the democratic
pres, Of Virginia, is said TO be seriously ill
no hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
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THE FIRE-rIEND The Boston Journal
speaking Of the double murder and suicide Mt
Woonsocket, r. Ia man named Hewitt
shooting his wife and ncighbor, and then
poisoning himself-says:
"Thcre can be no doubt that rum was the
whole cause of these Internal deeds, and that
in the eyes of our Whole community, the
runseller is the guilty one. He il was who
furnished the fiery liquid that prompted him
to do that deed which he had threatened be-
fore when under its influence. May the
consciences of those men in this village and
Woonsocket slnite them for these awful deeds,
till they give up their abominable traffic, and
seek to gain their living by some respectable
business"
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AN Ex.POsTMAsrER ON THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.-A. G. Burke, late Postmaster at
Bellows Falls, VT, and editor Of tho Demo-
cratic paper there, addresses pungent letter
to the Postmaster General, on tho subject Of
his removal from the Office of Deputy Post
master ut Bellows Falls, to which he was ape
pointed eight months ago. lie thinks it is
customary with the heads of departments, be-
fore removing their own appointees, to notify
them of their offence, and give them at least
semblancc Of chance to be hcard-a custom
which was wholly cnsrcgarded in his casc.-
lie does not seem to be ignorant of the cause
of his removal, however, as he says:
"I'hc peculiar stripe of my democracy is
distasteful to you, or, in party language, tho
consistency of my political shell was not soft
enough to receive the impression you desired
to give it. You desired to make me useful
as the editor Of democratic newspaper, to
stamp peculiar color of opinion upon tho
readers of the paper of which | had the edi.
torial charge. My offence consisted in not
accepting your dictaticn through the pretend
ed agent of the Cabinet in this State. II mat
tiers not what may have been the subject of
this dictation. 1t was simply contemplate
in any light, and the more so when, as in this
case, n Cabinet officer has nterferred in State
politics and attempted to give tone to nero
local opinion. l confess that expressed my
opinion with u full knowledge of the conse-
qucnccs for had sufficient knowledge of
your character to place considerable conf
dcnce in the intimation of your agent, to the
effect that the department would not allow
even n petty postotiice to remain in the hands
of one who dared to declare his adherence to
the National Democracy"
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eB- The cholera h said 10 Le on the in
crease at Nashville.
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BLUE Times IN THE New York Srocx
MARKET.-Pink, the correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, under recent date,
says:
The past week has bcen n severe one in
Wall-strect, and if there is not an improve.
ment, tomorrow will be "bue Monday"
indeed. The two great rail road stocks,
which are tho pulses of the market, are ruin
ously low. Erie rnil road, which ten DAYS
ago was in the neigh borhood of 70, yester.
day touched as low as 65. The ~ Y. Cen.
trail or Consolidated road, which in tho fall
stood 1913, and two months ago Mt Il5, yes.
terday, for tho first time, sunk below par
Fortunes are made and lost by these changes.
Another item from the same writer says
There seems to be n mania among the
celebrities for getting married. The news.
papers posted you up about the affair of
Capt. Rynders stealing off to Baltimore to be
spliced. +. C. u. Judson, the famous and
Infamous Ned Buntline, has been following
suit. He has yokcd himselfto fair Jewess,
in Charlestown, Mass, whose name is Judah.
Oh! Moses. Ned Buntline is the founder of
the Know-Nothing organization. 1t is to be
presumed he will "cut' them now, for he Ger.
tainly knows thing or two by this time.
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example OF Mr. Websier after his 7lhof March speech
when the doors OF Faneu Hall closed against him.
Meet your constituents II need be- ia the open air. and
face TO face tell them they wfoDg and you right
think sir that great man occasion OF his hfe
ever greater advantage IN tho display ci those
moral qualities which mark those entd 10 lasting fame
than he did ia the speech ha made open barouehe
sand people who had assembled 10 hear what reason
no had 10 give for his in the Senate. he
stood as Burke before the people OF Bristol, or as
Aristides before the people OF Athens, when ne Told
them above all things. 10 be sIust Ia mat speech blr
Webster told the people OF Boston: You have conquer
ed an inhospitabe climate you have conquered a
sterile aAd barren soil you have conquered the ocean
that washes your shores; you have fought your way
to the respect and esteem OF mankind. but you nave
vet 10 conquer your prejudces." That was indeed
speaking pro gratis ,; and that was scene ior
painter sculptor perpeuale The man IN the exhiG.
lion OF his noblest qualities, far more worthy than the
occasion of his reply TO MIR Hayne his great 7lh-of-
March speech Initiate his exampe--never lose the con-
sciousness that "tah Is mighty and will ultimately pre-
vail" The great truth" as 10 the right principle OF dis
posing of ihs slavery question in The Territories was
first by the Congress OF the United States IN
1850 twas oil upon the waters Igave quiet and
pose to distracted country. Let il be the pride of us ali
in this Congress to realrm the principle; make 1t cock.
ensiye with your limits nscrIbe il upon your banners
make it broad as your constitution; proclaim every
where that the people OF the Territories OF the
Unon wherever the flag floats, shall have the right 10
form such republican institutions as they please. Let
this be pride and then, with common feeling IN
the memories and glories OF the past, we can all
from every Sate section, and Territory, look with hope
u anticipations to that bright prospect in The future
which beckons in our progress to sill higher de-
gree of greatness, power, and renown.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
E.k 81

orrcE CosMlssIosKR PuBLIc BUILDINGS,
February ~, 1854
DROPOSALS will be received in this office until Saturday, the 22d
April O'Clock for grading gravellng so
niue OF
BRIDGE graded and gaveed directed BY the
Commissioner of Public Buildings
Of and be done 10 the
ceptance he appoint
inspect H.
October
The gavelng inches depth the
of apeng of gradually six inches in depth at the
sides.
Security required faithful performance Of the work
surplus the grading be deposited such
place, reasonable distance, Commissioner shall
designate.
Pfoposers for the grading
per yard saveng including gravel
icsias.
u. B. FRENCH
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Eeb o2-dtd fSenlineI, Star andN New
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MoGIcE--CLAeETT DoDsoN would uouf, all their c..-
~ toners who have an ind,s
sns's Issue o bs VIII be rendered New
year up 70 NE xeh n'imo A. very All open &c
counts iaay hs sperdiy settled old year would
specuuiy general
WIN the money, OF BY made their bin.
with tbs - -
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University Of Georgia,

,,,... :. Arusss, Dec. l5 ls5J
inc unsecs OF This Institution will, the Jsauay
elect professor OF mathematics
occssioned by The resignation Of Professor McCsy
Inc professor viii he required upon
se,ay salary, si,1vo per snnum, payable quarterly.
AppAssnls may address The president Rev. Church. n D.
The subscriber
WM, L. MITCHELL.
Dec M-lsw7w lTn,~Il
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NEW GOODS ~wd Fashions t~nta~men---r, -
STEER, No Washington Place, 7h respectfully inss
and the of goods
lie confidently believes for desirable qualities Of eessre
exceed select OF ready
business srnsmse cannot
nnd viii be- ready for examination this sornne
Aso, lot Of eentemsn's winter gloves snd sne a
Now lg~aa~t~
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Feb 22--dtd

QELLS! BELLsI BELLSi-For churches, academies, fac
oes steamboats,, plantations, made and large assort
the ubcrbeTs their old estab
enlarged onniy winch has in operation for thirty
of manufacture perfected
their bells world celebrity for volume OF sound and
quality The succeeded
applying process moulding bell casting
perfect casting temper and
dence they
ceiyed anuary, 1854 tbs first premium "a silver meda Of the
New all from this
try Europe being and which the eighteenth
many diplomas hat has been awarded them They
of the
weight furnish order chimes number Of
BELLS
Canadas Their hangng comprising and
of with movable
arms may upon spring acting
capper, proongng the sound; ame ,olns
stop, steamships,
revolving yoke fancy hangng brass or bronze Of
design We supply whole parts,
rehsng bells
specifications being given Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyors descriptions hand.
Being with the principal all di
rections orders
dsspach which, s,heI personally by communication
specuuly solicited.
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Fab a4-dly WestTr o N. Y.
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BY E. y. WRIGHT, Auctionsor, Georgstswn.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION
IN On Wednesday next lad insaat, O'Clock on
H. Dodges wharf, OF the barque
800 hhds. prime sugar, part ciarlhsd
2i0 bbls. choice moiasses
EDwD Q. WRIGHT, Auctloueer
FEB iS-dh 0eorgsown.
90 Owing to tho inclsmency OF the weather. ths
alb sale IL postponed ill Monday 27h
Feb22-du
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nY onMEN & SCOTT. Aae,,ons.r..

MAHOGANY BOARDS, PLANK, VRNEERs, hc., AT AUG
MI tionOn Thursday, 2d inssnt, O'Clock, q.
she Missouri
avenues thousand of
bosrd and plank, viz;
Y and v boards, 2, z, ~ plank
3O00 -vtfn fn~ nshoenry
Terpst sums o and
ninety dsy satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN n SCOTT,
rsbat-A Auct,nvers
c5-rhs above sale :. pcsspcn.d until wsanc.aay,
GREEN SCOTT.
Feb as-d Aneftonesrs
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oIskWs respectfully their
~ sceo VIII ne presented about the
confidently expect and earnestly All
he present sinnssncy OF tha market
Poinp'nes- HuuE, BRO, h CO
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For Bank omc.r. Bank Directors, Notaries Pubiic

Statistical I.
Revenue Debts dea Of the
Cies and Important Decisions Banks,
Banking, Bills OF Exchange, Pfomissoy Notes Usuiy
Synopi) OF the supreme Cour and Court Of Eo of New
York upon Banks Banking Bii Notes. Statistical Returns
OF Gold Silver, Coins, Coinage Euon nc g. Fluctuations
Railroad City State and County Bonds for each Month T.
gess banking Banking Statistics OF
State the Union Q. Finances of European states
Bankers ls5o32-a3 conrains entire l. Gil
bsns Treatise Banking Lawsons History Of BANKING
Silver Coins, Eckd and Du Bots Unted
Mint 4 McCuloeb Essays Money Coins Exchange
Use Public and Bank ohicer
psing- Origin of Notanes Public p Foreign
Law. ,. American OF nlis and Notes. Sight Bns 8.
Practical Forms this last work published separately, snsed
TO
The March bylaws Of the
penny Savings commercial Retrospect
copous other Tables
Europe All aud orders
be o. mail, J, SMITH HoMANs,
Feb sJ-eod6ts 20 WAL street, New York
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ny GREEN & scor-r, Auc,lon..s..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Tussdsy the 25th iusant, sbsn SELL 10 o'cioch,
M The residence of gentleman declining
bstwesn Second and Third
Robert BssIe, excellent Of furniture
Mahogany chairs bookcase sdebosrd, diaiag Other
dr~~sin and otbsr nd washstands
DO and walnut French and other tedasads
Pine new rosewood psncons, made by Chicks,ins
China. glass, kerry, and
Feather a and.
Window blinds
Fine tapestry, aud otusr carpets and rugs
Shovel aud ougs, cookins aud other
With good kicbea nd
icles which q dce, o
Terms Az under S2s Gas,
ninety days, for notes bearing interest," ssnsscty endowed
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb 25
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orph.ns' co.rs, Dec.mb.r 10. 1883.

District Of Columbia, Washington county, wit,
IN the Of Mary D. Renns sdsniassx
let benner decersed the sdnnisstr aforesaid with bs
appreciation o the orphans coau of Washington Aforesaid
appointed Saturday, the 7a OF Jsnny hss settlement,
snd distribution OF the of decs~d Of ,hs
hand far snd
wnen and where all the creditors and c said deceased
ro,hed Washington ctty1 with
clsis properly vouchsd oterse hy sw ~
ciud.d provided this order
published o uee weeks in the Union previous
ia said 7lh day ~ January next.
Tostf ED. N. ROACH,
Register o Wills.
True copy--Testf ED, N. ROACH,
Dec l7-Isw3v. Register cf Wills
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uy J. q. MCGUIRE, Aues.on.ss

GALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERry.-on Tuesday the seb of
February Isst shall sell under two deeds OF recorded
in I.her w h. -, sr aud Lbcr w
Of wahnaton d. O. the half OIL
10.
and valuable ground
soId the premises halt pact four the evening.
The OF
monhs. interest 10 be secured BY deed OF trust.
THO. CARBERY Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Feb 7--sodSas Ancioneer
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A rortun~ for ~.

f'HE and making rssd~y
rsuis,e Yourself ,os You have within
insfructon which
requires rsvenr p-Adiins hat sivss oa
materially win ',
buA,aess This .ppaoy meat
be- followed by with The smallest
This book receipts whatsvss
ngt aud hnowisdge WI be san enclosing
psis) ]. w. NORTON Co.
Circlevtile, Picksway county, otio
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Lp-s land warr.nss.

NOTICE hereby siven that enclosed land o
~ NJ. Clark, of Washington agent
which tnscarfed, and los tho
No. 1919 for 100 Tn. TO- 20
acres, ,2s in VIM. McCiur- I am
Of sad which s..Rnsd form BY hs
and have entered Cen, rs
Land once while make Application tor their renewal q nv
GREEN v. GOBik.
9o-1aw6w
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y. HIClIEy ~ CO..
vlwcr Asp vlpfrrr srosr

sroRs
mo WaAinson Place. street nsar s General Pes.
oses, Vashiegen, ~ C.
nEABERs In isces -broidere. millinery GOOD.
~ hosiery, gloves, wors'eds, jewciry, sc. -
Just received Of embodorss
trimmings,
Dec l6-eolm
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uTfI.I. open morning "a variety o new spring
w Roods, consisting IN part of, viyi
PLAID silks, striped s,iss figured silks
French mous.@hne d. iancs
Plaid and stripe bcrece dc iaines
One faincs, cen,sp
French chintxsr, English chntze- American ohintres
French ainghAns, English gnahams
Grape shswt-, cashmere sns~is- camel hair s,nwis
And complete Of goods kinds
we respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers.
Feb ai-3taw9~if HALL BROTHER.
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VRUsTEE'5 SALE OF A VERY DEsIRALE FARM NEAp
WAsHlNGToN-on Tuesday anernoon, March 7th, a. AZ
o'clock at the suction Of james b
virtue of deed Of trust beurng date March duy
co dad iber A. s., No 2 oos 2Os al2 The land
docks HIM. situated the turnpike Badeasbu about two
miles distant from Washington containing ssysny
Of land with good and ubantial dwelling nscss
sary outbndugs. S 49,
cash; tbs payable on the Il,h March
1885, secured by deed of and
sals. THOJ. CAkBERY, Trustee,
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Feb o-eod Aucuonsey.
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A. MENEELY,s SONS,
West Troy, Albany CO., N. Y
Feb a4-diy

NLAQETT DODSON, Dealers tm all Kinds OF Fur
dry goods constantly hand and furnish
rich Brussels
double nxan twed and plain venan and Dutch
pengs prices warranted as mol lower han any c
rugs nd match.
medium and priced materials, with
all belongings 70 complete curtains accotns 10
Their materials following
Yics, will be found superior and In good taste
French satin brochatee, do satin lains and
damask desirable plain colors
designs representing various flowers
and es These goods elegant
very designs for such
apy cords and assel side loops matching
color desired
supply Of elegantly embroidered lace and muslin
embroidered sbsurd and hos
white embasseTs match.
C. D. confidently commend these goods to oil who contemplate
Furnishings feeling certain they give entire sausaeton and
n inspection OF their stock
devote their entire attention TO dealing the
goods under than the
who th. IL is
nothing OF the trouble and of transportation
and going from home.
Pennsylvania door Of 9th
22-eo2wm
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NJ. A. rYsns q sISrER,s SEMINARY.

For Boardirg Day Papii r. ersen ioh and la
srHE third quarter Institution ths day, russ
The principals have, addition
teacher Professor an,
French resident In family
boarding pupils, especially, every facility,
required In mi. language For
had the puneipa bookstores and
Feb 7-~odiIstMhr
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Portraits Of Eminent Americans Living, In
eluding
PRESIDENT PIERCE AND HIS CABINET,
With BioyraphicaI Memoirs
BY Jous LivlsosTos, of the New York bar.
E having
unequivocal authorities
Each sketch accompanied by
of subject the best
expressly for the work. some Of
county employed
the splendid well
vausbieons equally library empeihsh
parior
Cloth gilt, So Morocco extra, ss
sale by TAYLOR h MhURf,
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WAR DErARTA.Ar,
H-L n.

WAR DEPARrnsnr,
February s5, 1854.
DECISIONS having books belonging to the Lsbraxy Of
the war Department In their ore
scbed PERIOD wo requested them 10 hs il
brarian CHARLES CAI.VERT
Feb 23-d3w I.ihr.s.,
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0LD BOOKs-Leters OF Madame Do sevgne. in Ensish 7
v volumes : =
Moiere's Works, In Eugish volumes
Piny's letter., in English. volumes
Rou.ssaus "Nouvsie fieiose,v in English . yo,umss
The London stage volumes, Containing the best Eng
iish plays, excIuding shakspeare's $3.50 -
Janes's Military Dictionary. l volume
samues Hi,iory OF the British Arm, Law Military
unc
dooiesqsns spirit Of Laws, in English. volumes
folio N
rufendos Law Of Nature Nations in French volume
quaro '-"'
erotu' on w1 and Peace, In English. volume, folio
efou"s on War and Peace, In French. volumes qusro
l'Ambasssdeur ct Fonctons wcqueforf volumes
Cologne, 1909. :
Wolf, iosutuons de Ia Nature al de. Ccn, xos
quaro. I.cyden, iz72
Lsmpiee's Classical Dictionary fun copy volume large
qusro. - ' -
Jur imported from London secondhand copies only new
being uaobtainable, by
Feb5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DOR SALE--A Lot or Eighteen Acres, less
about haif mile from Georgetown Fals
bridge The land in the highest OF
sivey planted with srawbercs aud rhubarb
chaId Of upwards OF thousand peach
dred Of the choicest Varieties besides apricot cherry
other fruit The orchard well
with lucernS timothy and clover There houses
brick and two frame, the Premises
ng II sold by III. st Of March,
offered auction by the subscriber. kfes t4st III
e. g. WRIGHT,
Bridge street, Georgetown, near omnibus stand
0--dtd 4 tff
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Two Hundred Llxht C.rr..s.. :. Aaeelen.

Two Hundred Light Carriages at Auction.
HIRTEENTH Philadelphia uads sale, Wednesday mon,
March 29h, m ok o'clock. the Chinese Massun Phids
pha, will be sold peempory, for cash. about
light carriages, wagons, &C. including
40 buggy wagons, with tops
40 buggy wagons, wItnoai tops
10 light family carriages, for horse
10 Jenny Lind sandngtop buggy wagons, Dunlap
Co.'S celebrated makei aud the balance from come Of
the bcst makers in this city and vicinity.
Each will BIZ purchased
from the Makers and the collection sold to ths
highest bidder. Z :
Full particulars 10 catalogues aud future Advertisements
May be examined ON the day previous 10 sale. .s-.e
Purchasers from distance informed thai the
positively day. the weather
ALFRED N. HERKNE5S, Aucuonser
PHILADKLrHIA, February, 1884.
Feb 25-d5ts
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ny GREEN q sCorr. Aao..on..r..

BY GREEN - SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT AUCTfoN.-ou Thur.d.y the
" "a March, we shal SELL 10 O'clock the esdrpos Of
Mr. VIM Burnham, nj the corner Of 0th
lent 0 furniture Viz:
Mahogany sofas, paror aud rocking chairs
Do diniDg, card, and
DO marble top table, dressing and other bureaus
DO hat-rack and psst-d Cottage chamber ssts
Handsome paiated wadow shades nc blinds
0iroads~s, solar, hall, aud other lamps II
Brussels aud other carpets .~-t. .are5
Oilcioth aud mxtting
Cbna, glass, Aod croskerywars ~af@..4a
sbovel., ionss and tenders, hall and other stoves
Fcathsr beds, han and ~buck mattresses
Maple bcdsteads, wxrdrobes, and wnsbstands.
With other articles which 10
=
Terms All Of and under so5, over a25 credit AZ
sixty and ninety days. for notes endossd bsarar In
T --"----~' '-A""
- GREEN SCOTT,
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Doc al-i.~s-
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should have been saved from this amentsbls quareng
about Sssss iastautio which threatened such fearful
conseQu ucncss in 1880 .
But, cir, we are told that discord once rsgned in
Heaven The evil spirit OF pride and ambition craving
powers and prerogstves proper or legitimate entered
the breasts OF those admitted the presence OF the
Most High jealousy, envy, and bate produced not only
words but blows between sIchaDges ministeng around
His throne