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"'''.'' nlyeoolp, Ml ,ArnII l,Ih, Issl.

Rt%GGoLp, Md ,Aplil lilh, 1851.
MStYr. Mortimer q. MerL,ew
NeIr SlIS-I have suffered with IAin In ny side anil
bach, aud HcT my SHOULDER blade the last siS Yeas,
tiled really all kES OF NeclLe, hut derived 10 hRs'
ill., AeT received tie fist lot VI lemPton's YeSela,
bic Tnctule lTOu IOn, Thought would tIy what SiTiuA
ilHIc was init Idih&o, AID in lew weeEsl kll lie
was new nllL II has CuIGA INc. am INV lice IIOnI
paint my COMPLEXION is fine, formerly II wss salOw.
have good spIelile. sud can cat what lea.c without
imInN eHle6e. have suffered 20 long REh 10 HpCI for
What IOw enjoJ, tisl would piVise thu tced 10
this fiIGtuIeW W. llsmptOn's fair trial.
Yours, respectfully, $. MRSTHfR.
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NnnEs WEATmEN.-Ehe weather has been
,,,dualIy growing mil'let since Sunday at noon,
,,3 Yesterday much OF The snow and Ice melted
,x,y. twill tokc a number Of days Of such
ssaihct 10 bleak the ice in the river, even should
ri. ,haw continue.
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Observation-Disclosures.

RIO the ruhl. womb say that viii give one months
noitt hci0rc discontinue tsktus NAg"c rlcOIIex or
IS cens, and shall continue totahe mem As low rs WY
SSniS Tor Al least one scar so that none need hurry nI
ear Of az ADVANCE IN the price Of pictures an now a..
King DISuesOiyTes OH Ea,$ aud P'ltI az wei AZ .Gh
cali and Examine have Just received sreat variety Of
fancy caves Tor the holidays, WHICH will sell from " TO
100 PEI cent, below the IOrmer price,
also Keep on hand, aGd for Sa!e, large supply Of DA'
pleTtOlyre Apparatus, and materials Of al klndt.
isW3j \. q. rtRTEiHGE ,
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lIEDfOAIl..... !.
MIGHTY z T:REIUMpH.

DllHllIs2lhl 10.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.
JUDGES l.aRytrs, Physicians, ths4is6,,
Rc poQr,,t from ererg clpsssc sofIEts-
", The suae ttsti@Qayi$ Cir
en- ofaeondtUNt by ~
Humpionts Tiaciurt.
IT Is TlIE GREAT lNYlG0RATl Nl AND !
lIESTORATiYE OF TIN C0SSl9'rll-
HON WHEN BROKEN DOWN lly ~
DISEASE, OUR OWN Cl'Cl-
%ENS BElNG WIT
NESSES.
n ESFHRi16erFo Ra1VwS'Vr5 GR3 6akt teNNtid
~ rsmd.--llr llrEiy Galler al this llleada dis
rmtr.si iook iinmrten,. SssSlaSir Tiatla.s,
dates HE tetltcSe, KrGdsil Glove, SoriioHely
Md., nt1elnber Cd, 1851. Any lGtIhsl Information may
be Uhlahed from hlu..
Hundreds Of otifrs lave aro httn cured hy This great
remedy, aid II Is hut little tVS.h ,VT tip' anSesl osail
and gel lanphiet anil sec or themselves curs Oicodti
tIUikLiliS. hlsrtrS!a, Nc. -
4 Wealthy aid tsIiy Tesrectsbgc gcntlenau rallied al
our store; lie was FGttls from cHrh'e spi lilmynj0'
y rheumatism Of YEAS slarlli ha cetwete bandss
ell up aud ii WAS with dtculty h. C"nhl walk. liY tn
advice OF respectable eCbani, he WaS ipdlrea NY
isplea'S live me, and tho result was ettGl rpftNI
lns dltEase, whith lad or Yeas mEsu wy shiMW l.c
eeI Sh!S'S,Hs ~, nanT vii .; " lD, by rsi IL
S! a'Ive ~ Y. 1i",,j,s "''
,,.,- ,..,n .,.,
(haptniu Rcujainih .--WheEsyeI knoMn " VS. ~,
" tInhny wilt be conclusive hui % lhVse Mno uy ~
kl1w ihs CiYAln SEoWh he skePiICa W i4wtnh o n.y.
Witt Others Of The teal kIown bHd uosi hiShiY a
bic CiuTens nj ESSOn, tlloIAe his wolasIIG' eWe "
lilInIlVhS Vegetable IilttuIe. ,t.,s,.
RAEToS, Ott' ., lSOi
MtSsTS. NcIlirItr + AeWIlsr.
Gentlemen !eri IL my duty ~ icn AMI The ruRle
10 Pun,l UANs IONS Ntkelapb
TpGtuC. vas OT uOte lh0n i've years. lahOiLG Under
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EISuuOLp. Warrington co /
Anil f.ii,. iSit

MsTF. .NSTtintI + Ns'rII0,:
lisa duy lowe to III! sell and The public 10 srta.
was afaicted with tie lnlnin,t0ry RheumasIn Ia lAA
sett'rAl urn, unable 10 do any WOiG, OF forest d4yOr
night.
bn,Ie, S.r tIs ni,n" NJ SLit ,rS c u" ra S'
aLd on nAils thee hItiles nIe was 1HwisCu IL fIRl
myici entirely tuTed DO take eIeai pleasure ia 1n.
mendins bamptohs Iieine IL tho afcIe asa certain
aud peflaneit remedy.
YouIs, ltsnttihllr. ]. HESS.
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YUM, ltsreeLNIIy, J. llE.

n11llelieate Females and children will piea,e tryi II
r"es eoEh>, bronchitis, DI'PePsia, LAYER compliant,
Scro'h.1, with a ie,aDSrIEtEtS OF tie Systcf1.
tal h.i Sei lAnIphlelS, 6'alis,
Fur "a e BY =. IL, Logan a. Co., Wheeling, teEe.
al agehIei John IL. IapPRn, nth ward, and BY
SOD BY 'VOETiIER T. I0lVBRlr, so latimOls st.,
RaitiIuie. ~ III IL osL%ay, y T.
lJ'I',rC 81 re bottle jl:G
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By STATE AUTHORITY.
staIsmcnl on january lM, 1881,


Tic n1me Of tie eorpOralnniS I" Etna IlNutare CoM-
rany Toasted Al liallOUh, Conn ChA4TeIeh In 1879.
Tho eapItals Five IluItrh Thousand lolllFs, Aul II
ralGuP.
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WIITIITWI gdN' E9II IVEE"
Sr'TTE o, C9,SS a,Tn ~.
Personally upp4lrel Thomas \.
tteyandar Secretary OF The ElnI IisuIaMe Company,
and nlldr Cath th1l The IIeIOih3 Atetnt hy ui SUD
Fribsd " True according to his hcsl krowtdSe Ind be-
Wel, HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of The Peace
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Provisions! ProVislonS!!
NTAYGER & Co keept onsiAnily on hand full supply
I OF Meats, Vegetables, and all klll' Of Provisions
All Produce for isnIcs and boats butter and Es6'
fresh clear Ice, &c.
rTsBo,ts will fird II to their advantage TO call.
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SUEEIlNGS.
r INES and cotton Shee;inss Of different widths AMI
n 9s'''''F' MoSAIR & HRRvEY.
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Stone Ware;
Three Thousand gallon, received this daY and for
safe cheap. u,,,p,,,~
lnQ6 TAILASI d UkhAfbhtS,
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rKeAr SALE os SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE AND
"a furnishing goods. by esder % The ohans'
day day shall seis
John The sAroo
Hail" building ali ms and valuable oes % cabinet aniare
suites pasior furniture,
and mahogany covered with efocasrics pash asnasA
and
top dressing bureaus centre
tables, sidetoais, besaes wAsas,und1, cabinets
Of every description aud style
and stands fascy
ees, whseots, writing desks aud parer chairs rceses
tables beautifully nuiehcd
every conceivable style aod value
Gilt ood walnut and mahogany framed locxsse asscs
description
Counting soae, once psIiot wiring
approved paltcra from eeebssed Manufacture In Pals
Hshposs French, asn Jenny Lind cottage bedseads,
OF all the VARIOUS patterns
super hair, spring ssd hass
office, diunu, chamber chairs
gothic, sccspoa hail, fsncy cssass. large
Eaan,eIled cottage suiies sofa bedsteads
Extensive assortment OF plain furniture, comprising
bureaus, wardsobes, hedsteass. tables
Wssh-,ands, cribs, cradles, towel stands
Wnatnots, Sc, vi walnut and mahogany
Also, Clocks buckets,
tubs clothes Hour and boxes baskets
Excellent safe,
building which believed
the best locations or the furnishing business In the
Terms $50 and undsr cash sum, sioo
sixty and ell $iou credit Of
FOR satisfactorily
bearing
r. srhe attention ncishborsns
specially which probably the
largest aud best selected New York.
Every facility possible win be afforded for packing and forward
ing goods purchased at the sails
BY order Of the administrator.
Aph 10 Aac,oneer.
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mo. 5a4.
No. 534
NoriCE of the es abiishmsnt OF an additional land

NOTICE of the abiishSnent % AN additional iand
IN district alifornia.
Whereas approved
March 3 $685. ealcd An provide The The
pubic the President United
authorized such his Judgment tho public
mperaiivey
the California three land
which districts established under said public
dated 2lst March, 1888 whereas and
extended California that the
The e and public the establishment OF the
three districts nulharxed ny the act Of the 81 March, 1883 afors
sad
Now under and by authority Of
Congress March, President
California shall be divided
separate boundaries of which follows
All commencing The Pacific coast lying
and
Diabe line said
meridian line the line vding
townships % ~ Of said base line, thence
said line between townships aud four 10 the
will form UrrEK DsrRicro the and
office for which has been established at MarysptAe
south OF the above described limits
the line dividing townships twenty and twenty
office which Bsnita all that Of tho STATE lying
fifth standard parallel the LowEl Drsratcr" as here
tofoe organized .fngei,s
direction OF the President OF the United
the Congress- aforesaid, the boundaries above
be regarded The limits of The said land
districts respectively
city OF Washington this
April, A. ID 1855
By order OF the President. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office
April IL -lawl3w Tint STAR
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SIGNIFICANT


The Madrid papers say
an being NOW obg 4iory equally TO officers and soldiers
= orer 10 the colonies continue their services, when
49, 4 no one disposed 20 willingly 10 the Antilles IL
H. ben decreed by the Minister Of War that inyestga
@ BE- made TO ascertain who the officers TO supply
who wish to go the colonies In their present eapac
~ and Il those disposed 10 do should not be many
=. reaured without fail many need be ordered, com
,peng With tbs most recently promoted in each class
Audng to the danger in which the present adnstra-
dan found itself ron the attacks Of Its enemies through
~ prs &C. sehor Eseosura said in the Spanish Cortes
40 The ID Of March 1855;
Iet Us open our eyes at last will say, with seaor
A. lon0 as by legal means Loyalty understood and with
bissiesl Interpretations, shall be attacked, let
with legal means but If the question l. carried TO the
d Of strife we force equally If We are attacked
n, Az, eonspraees BY caumny and defamation, IL gold Is
80 the day will also arrive when the progresssts shall
d veil over the statue Of the law, If they unwilling
y - tbe repetition Of what took place in ls43."
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Love AT FIRST s1GHT-A STORY WITH aoRAL-The Al
bany Express tells the following instructive story
son the up trip Monday night of the Isaac Newton from
New York, young woman, passenger became acquain
ed and smiten with one Rogers fireman the
boat and matters progressed happily and rapidly that
in the morning the twain appeared before Justice Cole
with request that he should join them for better
Justice Cole endeavored TO persuade them that the
step too precpae and had better be postponed until
the brides friends consulted But no--they
came to married. and nothing else and married they
were the bride paying the fee They left the Office togeh
or to make tha visit West the brides relatives
which WAS her original intention But alas when at the
railroad depot something occurred to mar the but just
summated happiness and officer had to be called upon
to interfere He ascertaned that the groom refused to
company her. and had in his possession the rings and the
breastpn of the bride and refused return them unless
she would go back with him to the justice andign doc
ument trouble him again. call him for sup
port She refused do and also refused to have him
rested saving that if her friends knew what she had done
they would kill her All efforts att compromise or for the
coyery the ewery being useless the unfortunate bride
was compelled all in and dsconsolate to leave her
lord and pursue his way The affair attracted
quite crowd from which the lady sought refuge in the
cars. Shame the unmanly husband Both were from
the Emerald Isle
ASALYzEpThe Galapagos guano has been analysed by
Professor Hoord of Harvard College who pronounces it
among valuable of gano deposes as contains
more ammonia than the best Peruvian specimens
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The treaty of peace and acknowledgment, amy, nayi-
CATION commerce. and extraditon between Spain and the
republic of ST. Domingo, signed day before yes
terday
The point of equestrations have presented
difficulty here inasmach the Dominican republic hay-
ing become Independent of Hayd and of SPAIN caused
sequesraon of property of any Spanish subject and
consequently is not bound to indemnify.
The acknowledgment is explicit and unconditional, as
needed by the republic to make her position legal aud to
sanction her right with regard to Hayt which affects to
consider the former as rebel The for the exradi-
ton of prisoners limited crimes punishable in due
gard to public morality, which no nation can have OBJ
ec in omening by screening those who have committed
them Political offences excepted and not aword is
said regarding fugitive slaves.
The treaty consists Of fortyseven articles and the pu-
latons contained therein reciprocal to commerce
and navigation.
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doa Trsaties.The President yesterday accepted, rat
fed and confirmed the following Indian treaties treaty
between the United States and the Choctsw and Chicka
tribes Of Indians the sh day Of November, 1864 treaty
between United States the Ottoe and Missouri In
dans on the 9th December 1854 treaty between the Uni
led States The Rogue River tribe Of Indians the 18th
day Of November 1854 treaty concluded with the coned
Grated bands Of Indians residing la the Willamette valley in
the month Of January 1855 treaty concluded between the
United States the Nisqua and other bands Indians
2oh day of December, 1854 and treaty concluded
the 18th November 1854, between the Chasta aud other
tribes Of Indians and the United States
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From the Santa Fe Gazette.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE


We received the Presidents message by the last mail
land publish it this week in Spanish for the benefit Of our
readers We have given it careful reading and have no
hesltancy in saying that we like it. As mere piece of
composition, is highly credtablc in point of Style and
The important public matters which it refers are treated
bold and manly manner. 1t contains review Of our
domestic and foreign affairs with such comments upon
them as will enable readers comprehend the whole
O' the matters treated upon In every respect it will well
repay careful reading
will be seen from the message that all our relations,
Al home and abroad, in lourishing condition and
Notwithstanding the partial failure of crops the past seal
son. aud the ravages Of disease in some parts of our
land The year just closed has been of prosperity and
happiness Our relations with foreign nations are in
very happy condition. and the exhibit shows that we are
has'ae OF peace with every people with whom we have
ncourse and excepting the difficulties with Spain and
sight misunderstanding with England about the north
ea boundary of Washington Territory and some unset
a claims against Mexico, there is nothing in all our
ungs with other nations, to argue the possibility of
'n interruption to the universal good feeling that pre-
vail,
we Ike the tone of the message in relation to the
Gryiown affair, and are convinced the second sober
the people WILL undoubtedly sustain the action
'ae Executive BY the Presidents showing, those in
o'ung that place better than nest of pirates
' were as much amenable TO summary punishment as
fu'Ns upon the high seas They belonged no gov
u"eu'their existence independent and separate
immunity, bad not been recognised by any naton--aud
% positively refused to hold themselves responsible for
IeU own mnraudng by declining TO indemnity those
~ ha suffered from their acts hence the government
'ue United States had no other course left her than
administer summary chastisement This was only
one however after all other efforts to induce them to
enaer justice to our citizens had failed 1t was last
'Sorh ana When IL came the blow fell with n heavy
anu upon the offenders II is always the duty Of gov
,nVn' 70 protect her citizens from insult and injury
Aa tne United States allowed these accumulated acts
wrong 10 go unpublished, she would have disgraced
IN the estimation Of other nations. We hope this
a"Pe VIII teach all such marauding communities to
n the future, from deprcdating upon the prop
cry Of our citizens
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-, 'asEs OsNpnrtt-The Post Office Department has
u oeen so efficiently conducted a. at present While
management Of Judge Campbell has been character
oy considerations Of economy, and determination
protect the public treasury against the exactions Of
aanhs monopoles, he has always consulted the CON
euenee and best interests Of the community at large
e IN Mississippi have far better mail facilities than
nave ever before had and experiencing lively sense
= ne postmaster Generals desire accommodate us with
% and greater advantages IL is with more than ordi-
!, pleasure that copy and endorse the defence Of
:" winch we find In a late Washington Union.
Barksdaiss A,ssssippian
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EXTRACTS FROM THE SPANISH ORGAN AT NEW
YORK


The police Of Madrid about the 18th of last month had
been active in sezng several officers accused of the Mon
emop plot The Ncioa had announced the organization
az forI;st nlatoons and the news had been confirmed
GperloS were being organized ia the woods Of Toledo
Crenca and Ciudad Real. An officer, sergeant and
citizen were executed at Pamplona the 18th, in conse
aence of the discovery of the plot Money had been found
abundance in houses of poor persons and matters had
become so gloomy that most exciting cabinet council
had been held where with other very private matters Gen
0Donne the Minister OF War; spoken Of to command
the army The Diarto Epaaot, after enpmerating num-
Der of arrests of high officers, adds the following
words "These mprisonments and the news which the
government is in possession of yesterday told
the Minister of the Interior make known the abors and
by which the enemies of the throne of Isabel
In are preparing for the strife"
Madrid paper sayse "On the authority Of the Hoja
Lutocra, LIBERAL it has been said that council OF min
ers held last Friday the subject of the contingencies
which the continuation of the eastern might bring
pon Spain entertained that minister declared
himself for neutrality, and added that it would be
strange that after ALL we should unite with the United
States If the latter would dest from their annexation pre-
tensions. But all this is absolutely wanting in truth.
There is however fact which may have given ground
this person well known for the ardor with which
uphods his liberal opinions addressed the Duke de la
Victoria requesting license to form legion of volunteers
take part in the eastern war in support of France and Eng
land This proposition discussed really in the coun-
ell of last Friday but the opinion only of but
all the ministers Is that complete neutrality the only
convenient policy Of Spain the proposition briefly dis
missed
The Diario Espa,o that since the of service
for the troops be the colonies has been reduced
from eight to four years the number of volunteers who
have presented themselves for enlistment has gone as high
10000 The paper adds at has been necessary to re-
qare the whole CONSUMPTION voted of $4,000 men, because
It's urgent to send more than 5000 the island of
Cuba if the vacancies of that army to be filed"
According to the Union Of Madrid, Lord Howden had
made request to form Spanish legion since PA
mont had consented to send its share to the Crmea These
requests have been refused by the Spanish government
Each man enlisted to receive fifty dollars recruit
money, thirty cents day, &c.
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March o, 1855.
IN Of % January last. THAI
purpose completing tha purchase OF the snouat hess
der
residus ni the sum P"psed not
%, said stocks offered and
ceycd prior 70 the first day Of June merit
DEyAnrnHSI,
January q, lr55.
holders OF the folswtns desc bsd
prepared
hasc any aud the let dny
the
81 ,o0p aud the tssfns hereinafter men
Z
within thu stated
of In which said
offered. The certificates duty assigned the United
Department. The receipt whereof,
paid pounded % the finwipe pastscuass
l. value, spscned W each certificate
the stock ~ loan aptborsxed ny ns act OF
July 1876, r.sesmsbe November ~, 1860 OF y ccnl .. me
IN. sstba,xed BY Of 2 rsd~~sse s Do
cembcr, ~ sbs osss snih"rsd
s and 1873, rrssnaae, the orcs On me ss
s5f Nh June iss 81 70 Pr uht
authorized the act cf 1865 sna ~
dssmahs ,st December itt tnom""ny csss w"
indemnify per cent a.. .,r.u,.,v
and settlement al te fresSnis ~e ~
for money reach e owner OF one any
n addition
Psymen fo uaa made drafts ~ hs Treasurer %
the n,t~d NJ bosfon ssN '"s
su no certacase entitled che benefit % ,n no'ss
winch sha rosiv the Treasury "" h
said LIST day ~ "aie' LANES GUTHRIE,
a the Treasury.
mas-dtIup~in liai and star.I
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NEw foRK, April lO.-stocks lower Money Is un-
changedsales az the first board o. Erie railroad SIS
Cleveland and Toledo railroad "a; Canton Company n
Reading SCI Cumberland Coal Company 2ss6 New York
Central railroad, sS Pennsylvania Coal Company, lO6
BALTIMORE April lO.-Flour upward and higher sales
o. 200 barrels Howard $40 wheats.es Of red
81 % 81 40; white - As 81 co. Corn Is upward and
tribe higher-sales Of white at IS 90 yellow, %
100 cents
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THIS KxrKDn1oS TO LrprMA.--The African Reposi-
tory says;
sOur next expedition win sail from Baltimore and Nor
folk the LIST Of May when all applicants for passage to Lii
forably accommodated The exhausted condition OF
treasury prevents from offering free passage in this
grant 1.-THE lowest average which emigrans be
sent and supported six months in Libera) win be
pectei.
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by ELEG APB .

Prohibition "a Rassaohussts--T TIE Nannsry ARotr.
Bosros, April l0.-The senate have called back the IL
auor bin from the Office Of the secretary Of State In conse
quence Of amendment made 70 by the chairman OF the
committee unknown TO the senate.
The committee Of investigation in regard the visitation
Of the nunnery session this morning The Lady SUI
perior under examination, and her statement generally
confirms the charges made against the visiting committee
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gwen the plastic name OF know-nothugism cannot keep
4, fnsiopists Of New Hampshire together Their organ
4. Concord Reporcr sends forth the following discord
at notes:
Already many perils which threaten the intes
a. nd ex;.,enee Of the American party in this State
EXIST mart OF them of the State, and part OF them
le very heart and organization Of the party itself.
ain our Judgment, frankness and candor are precisely
at i wanted at the present uneture to save the Amer
can pary from wreck in the State before gets into
power"
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ny JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Aactkoaeer.
+ ARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
IL hx,aresoa Monday mornings April i6h, 10
Pleasant HOTEL
subscriber Win sei ny virtue Of deed OF
All The nd effects, comprising
TSom M sofas three rockers
Eighteen mahogany spring chairs
Marbe table, and bookcase
mahogany fame glanses
Three ply ~ ingram carpets, oiiclo'h
Mahogany dressing bureaus, wnfdrobos
Twom bedsteads
Twelve bedstcnds twelve washstands
Twelve curled-hsir
Holsters nj pillows, twenty husk mattresses
BIankss toilet
and chairs window shades
Dining tables China glass cntery
Kitchen range and fixtures
and hxtures &C.
Together with general assortment OF kitchen utensils
and credit
MONTHS approved endorsed bearing interest
" THOs. J. FISHEE, Trustee.
JAs. q. MCGUIRE, Auci,oaeor.
I'D