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MIR ROR for AMI r &c A N
AMERICAN REJECTED ADDRESSES,
ANUsCRIPTS.
4 BOOK FOR BOTH EXES.-

THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
By Married Man and Distinguished Physician
one the remarkable books which has been pub
hbsd any country In language simple dee1rou. and re-
pectful and fshsy kndhe reveals to the youna
81 both fund Information hitherto inaccessible 10 any
reliable pronptef q
resort to sources either questionable Of immoral tendency
The by Oldest and most experienced
men who has devoted long life the study Of Phys
oogy The work examined In manuscript By competent
udsss and to be any work
which has English language. beathes
over, Q truly Christian spirit
THE ToLLewIsG BRIEFLY ARE ITS CONTENTS:
Chapter The True Relation Ch.pter "a Fundamental Er'
ofthr Serea
Chapter 2-Penaure Marriage Chapter eTbe Laws OF Pes
and it Copse Iuencea nancy. 49,,
Chapter 3-Euon Of Eduss Chapter io-Cnme without
tiop Name.
Chapter I-Enou Of Court. Chapter 1.-THE Laws Of Lac
shp. taton.
CHATTER -Inddu Trans Chapter IA Crime that ought
gresdon and Ire Penalties. not 20 De Named .
Chapter s-soci Errors and Chapter lSDrecons 10 IA
their Punt, hmept. rents AM Guardians
Chapter 7-Pbyaesl Laws Of Chapter IA -Oenera Dlrec
Marriage. tons.
Just Published by
JOHN p. JEWErT & Co., Boston.
JEWETr, PROCTOR WORTHINGTON, Cleveland, Ohio.
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MRS. NOODLE, the celebrated author Of
WI Roughips it the Bush" Life In the Clesrinss" ke-
In acknowledge ns tbs rece of
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A
NETWORK SURGEON,
by Dr. E Il DIXON editor Of The Scalpel, say:
lam perfectly delighted with the last book sen. me- 1t
ou,t to be in library of every family Dr. Dixon deserves
the thanks human beiDss feel heart warm
toward fer fearless 10 wbi.h be has dared to
spesh the uththat truth which listened TO- would save the
world from misery and set it free from medical qaAck-
cry and hubus May the book prosper and be multiplied
through Europe by Thousands and tens Of thou
sands He has hearty good wishes for Its abundant 'uece
The great and unexpected demand for this book from al parts
Of the country particularly where the doctor hno"n' has
caused delay publication order print another larger
edition Send on your orders The book will be ready next
week.
Price 81 IS elegantly bound in coh with illustrations oy
ps.ev DE- WITT & DAVENPORT,
Publisher Nos Ice and le3 Nassau st.
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An Ready 1.-The Political Csmpsin hss begun IN earnest
The Leaders Of the various Diy0ns-GenerAs Coones Cap
tsins, Corporss ks-win al have TO be TiCRETED and
PosTRD and provide the greatest good to the srse
number,- well supply al in the shortest posdee ofas
BAKER GODwTE, Propretors Of the METROPOLITAN
STEAM PRIETING ESTABLISHMENT, have made the
Efficient for the neat and Printing
OF POSTERS CIRCULARS, TICKETS, kc- All Of the IN
ypsssed Of this extensive estsbhausnt VIZ Dc
brought to upon this % Of work until after Election and
Candidates and ,ttees rely having their order
no matter how large urgent delivered At the tine promised
AND NO MISTAKE
PARTICULAR attention invited the New Series Of Polea
Dessrs engraved expressly for t oce-supeor to anything
previouhy Issued adapted for all Parties
CASH PBICEs-TERMS CASH.
BAKER GOODWIN. Printers,
Corner Nassau and Spruce sts; entrance No sprncss
Ridgwny Farm and Coal Compnny.-The enterprise
Of tins Conn Of nteres owitg 70 Us nr ana
success viii tend greatly develop the AsricauA snd
Goa resources Of their lard public meeting VIII De ned ~
stuyvesapt Institute No $50 Broadway on TUESDAY EVEN
ING e. "a ock for the purpose OF s-ling shares and
expsEpe psn See sdveftite uept headed n 90 sces
{. NJ HARTWICK, Agent No. 2os Broadway, room NO. l.
North American Fire Insurance Company-Cash
.auitsl Wit . surpius-Ofhee No WhEst
against loss damage by FIRE a. the established
rstes 49, 1..,o -.
r. w. BLkEcKER, Secretary.
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Ladies, Fur store,

No. 81 John ct New York
D. u HAhLEY, Importer and Manufacture OF hosssn
.An Bsy and an Furs every description Of the
frss made into the most FAsoHAsLE articles for
kAsIss WEAR ,.., L..
he hius tina, his long experience and reputation fof
sscotns none bot articles be Will ee su reiens
lp1ssement for CUSTOMERS TO call on him
lectures ON Japan.-The Rev DIR. BETrELH klNS
are y,sr, Missionary in Japan open 20 inyi,so1
Hom iyceums and other Associations for the pELiNEhf o.
LECIf during the ensuing Wnteseason on the Mac
rer Customs habits Literature, Religion, ire ronnes tsa
Opmmoei. Position OF and Japan Ihe process
A., nomid hy DR. be devoted to the pubheaon OF m
OF The Bible into the japanese Language Address
No iS7 Ws,erst, New-York City,
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No., ,srrssss A. Bsxnlsn'. WRrmiaS AID teou-
r~r o,t rshoase No. 81 RToedwSy.-The special atten
HFIriSe ~ sna others " invited 20 assortment Ct
syeSY y.y,. 20 SLkrlLATISG APPARATUS, comp 1sns
ase,s Hrs, oe ,ss; md most approved patterns 6 FUR
o. Br.sots nstsrs ventlSters Le iDclEhps tve szes
sTt. sr,i, 80 sslfc.ssrkg FuTrLee-an e.'sly asw
""'A' 'ss s''sniea Of thsse Interested
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-, Ia. II,~ence once and Labor Exchange

Hmi9runr Intelligence Once and Labor Exc nsnee
b ENJOY ed from No q Canss to the corner OF Sen,te
Genmsopers Eisrsten where can always DO toand are
ssmseIs ofLABORERS aud SERVANTS very 1w :. 80
WNEs and person. their orders filed by wns 70 ne
ssp< seDGing the amount neeessay pay tne
49, = - EAGAN. Supe tendept.
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Stationerp anh fdnrp GOODS.

Joseph GILLOTT's STEEL PENS
y A fresh "ps!yo q 'ssis PENS,
ncludns sylesj Will be ready fs sale on TUESDAY,
w. No o. John -, New~Ycrs.
HENRY OWEN. Agent
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TOHN p. SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EU-
~ POPE AND SIEGE OF sEvAsrOP u Emg-r5 - ~,
no. $50 Broadway, slowing ONE HUNDRED VIEWS, ~
feet vide Of he principal eies sne eees.. ;sres,
AFTERNOON TIE musi, ey Mr.. A~yn sisd - 81 n
son am scn Is In addition the Fxhtann, nc
eslsb,stsd Vocalist Mis- MARIAN MCCARTHY % snzHed,
snd vii Swiss and Italian spyroersts stes u
I,sly Switzerland, Gs!ms1y ard By sssys Us h9sssfs'
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MIR. Cough nj the Academy of Mnsic:oT07 NOR;

T. o. q, F.-The members of Nstionsl Lodge No. 80 l. u
o. are requested attend the funea Of Brother GLbEhI
n NIXON which tAkes place FRIDAY, l9h instant al
O'clock NJ from Johns Church vakst to Gresnw9od
Cemetery WIN. "AuoNhh.4D' Az. W.
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My Pnfients are resrecIfully InfOrnled th,t duIl

u
my ate European visited the eelebTstet Oea"s Ano
A1rss, Jacob Wide, Bowman, Walton, Toy obee, feaey
Alexander, DemNres sehe Mckenzie and others ana &c
suired hsough knowledge OF their practice and the ent
discoveries In the Of diseases OF the EYE
EAR believe there Is nothing known to the pro
fes.on No either hemisphere with which perfectly
niAr snd trust win be deemed unbeconing after
~erty practice and experience prineip In
@ cN TO announce the benefit Of tina! feel
confident that the diseases Of those delicate
Alby and successfully aty man hving and have ELECTED
ind and bearing the deaf IN many Cues hitherto
Ihsve $50 ottsped several instruments and Inventions
q ncscusble value in my speciality sPECl IA, thr1ash
sAh clearly observe the istCrt0r 81 t1e ye EAf Nose
Throat and &c glance detect the sightes eeAs enAbos
Ne every instance esn6dy 70 Inform Pssets :. tse ni con
essob whether their Is eursble or Otherwise rev
ssrton fcr removing CATARACT without Tain or asase
t o,e Tor eurpe STEAMSHIPS, Cross Eyes 70 re- seS
ads ARTIFICIAL TYMPANI, which ms anty restore
ees here the DRUM Of the ear perforated OF os An
AniSiA EYES Which move and look eXie-y AEe Us hat
"e AZ A. home from 70 o'clOck daily.
'tkEs w. POWELL, MD Ocabt AvfW, &c,
No So kroal naLrls OrpnEle he ~. NC l.AS
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The Orphans Of Norfolk and POrtsmouth.-The
Rev " IL MILBURN win deliver LECTURE 10 aid OF the
fand this object Clinton all Ast0 place
on FRIDAY EVENING Oct 49, at O'Clock subjeot Songs
IN the Nlsh OF The Trumphs Of Genius Bndness Tick
each; 10 be had at the Mercantile Library at No
10 Broadway snd at the door - - a.,
FRANK W. Secretary
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RI IS 0 ,i',,.. b L A r N E Y
BITS OF BLARNEY-By Dr. R. sbekon Mackenzie, I'd
Of Shield. Sketches OF the lnsh BT Noces Amofo
sar e. Life Of Curran i" &c limo, cloth 81 .
Ths sdsr tho tales th. volume With the idea that rs
contents cusyey blarn.y will opine be eesby
disappointed when he fnds what agreeable book Dr. MACK
has given to the public" Knickerbocker Magazine
brighter project has lately been started than that oil
Dr. Mscienae into single volume Of salient point,
traditional historical and ye-of thar fund OF
fpsihetc half arc lore which be appropriately eas Bit'
Of Barney" Boston Transcript
any readers troubled with the blues let them
read Bits Of Blnney and 4 they DO nSt Perenee raaeai
cure BY the opel alton viii pay the bill
Hartford Christian Secretary.
As an original rsey densston Of Irish character this vol!
ume VIII scarcely be foand to have an equal"
"I,b full of Irsh snecdo.e and pleasantly. and viii be
gesy rehed BY Ill who have taste or the nsvs humor OF
he Emerald I,les [Nsv. York Trbune.
Also Q second edition OF -
THE LIFE OF JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN
By William Henry Currsn. with Notes and Additions
BY Dr. Shelton Msckolze, and Portrait Steel limo
cloth, 81 Is.
also, - - - $1,000. 1890
The PRIVATE LIFE OF AN EASTERN KING
By member Of the household Of his late majesty AussE
Dtcp kim of Dude limo, cloth. lie
j. s. REDFlELD, No. 81 Beekmanst
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An Address on the Present Prospects OF Ireland,
N connection with National Cause, Will be delivered py
THOMAS FRANCIS MEA0BER, a. the Tabernacle, on
NONDAY EVENING. October o. Tickets % cents reserved
ses below stairs SC cents. For sale at Halls Music store
Doors open at y O'Clock.
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fine ARTS.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING.-The neatese
IL and nos. fsho styles Of Csrds seas CircalGs IN
srsved Printed Orders received BY msn tot CARDS -
syerx variety OF Enusvins and frans Specimens ssn
n.l WM. DUNNELL. No ies Broadway. corner Deg %
COUPIL & Co have on exhibition, Tor this
N wesh only the celebrated Psintiss BY AIRY shsner
DANTE and BEATRICE. - -
FINE ART GALLERY, No $50 Broadway, New-forh.
ITO LET--To Lady Artist-Part Of the ROOM
row occupied tho orb Sch DOL Of De.isa SD Wemens
No 47 Broadway tensnce in Broomest The space WA %
by partition TO sat the tenant and ne
s,ue warmed by the stoves Of the School Apply on ne
premises between the hours q IL and l.
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eyastopo IL taken but the Msine Law Is not epfofcedi
therefore W. must work on. SO ALL IN the
Store Of ptraDoe No. ~ Bextst se Orange IT.. on
FRIDAY FVFNING Oct 10, 1885. The meeting will be adj
dressed BY EPEs y. ELLERY. r. HINTON and GEORGE
Nv order Of GEO BOAS Secretary.
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Free Loye-The people want light and they shat have
This hole subject and the newspapers 1t will bs ven
tisted In the Lecture THIS EVENT O announced In The
Tribune of Wednesday at Hope Chapel at oe ock Adun
AIpe Ia will be eseut C. L. HOSMER
The snort Il 10 the engineer hoist with hs Petsd"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-30
fow in a Porter House.

The Eighth Ward Police were infor med,
about 10 o'clock on Tuesday night, Ct a dis
tul bance then going on at the Porter house,
No. 330 Hudson street, known as the Wea-
vers Arms, and two officers repaired TO the
place and found man named John Scott
lying dead upon the f,or, and three men
fighting in another room. These were all
arrested and taken to the station house,
where also the body Of the deceased was
brought. 1t was thought at the time that
Scott had been killed in tho fight, but yestcr-
day Coroner 0DsnnelI held an inquest upon
the body, when q different state Of circum.
stances was revealed. It appeared 10 evi.
dence that he came 10 the place intoxicated,
and continued to drink freely; that he and
one Daniel Denver commenced SIX rlarking and
continued for some time, without e4hi biting
any angry feeling towards each othsr
Some hours afterward they resumed their
play, when the deceased bee anne angry John
Conner, an Acquaintance, then interfered, and
seated him in q chair, after which he became
more excited, and called to his son, who was
in back room, to como to his aid. The son
came, and struck Common in the face and a
regular fight ensued in the back room, and
while it was going on, the deceased, who was
sitting IN the front loom, fell from his chair,
and died OF apopiexy, 1t was in evidence,
further, that deceased was Of very incorporate
habits, and that no violence had been In
iicted upon him. The Jury rendered YER.
diet Of death by serious spoplexy, superin-
dueed by intemperance. The deceased was a
native of England, Al years Of age.-N Y.
Tribune
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$50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Not
IL tingham District, Prince Georges county, Mary
land, on Friday morning last the 10th instant, my
negro man EMANUEL, who calls himself Emanuel
Cough He is about Is years of age, dark cOms.lcI
iol, has full set OF teeth, has scare or his for
head, one his right arm, near the .lbo", Is hvs
feet eight inches and quarter high in hf boots he
had on when he went away suit ortdrab cloth
and black SLOUGH bat, purchased him OF Mrs.
Sarah HARDWOOD, Saratoga street, Baltimore. aud
she has brother Of his living with her; and his
mother "a free woman) also lives in Baltimore. His
vile belongs to John l.. Duhef, Esq, near DarRe-
town. Montgomery county, Maryland.
will give a reward OF twenty-five dollars for bis
apprehension ntaken in Prince Georce's county,
and fifty dolla if taken elsewhere-in either cas-,
he must be brought home or secured in JAIL tina,
get him agsn. THOS. X. EARLY,
mar 23-u y. y. NOTTINGHAM Md
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1NIlRfY-ONE BUILDING SITES, CONTAIN
ing about five acres each, a credit of 10 years
within twenty five minutes ride of the City Post Of
fee for sale, lying between Washington and BIa-
deHsburg, distant from the central portion OF the
city from 212 to 3K miles. The tract presents 4
fr'nt on three pubic roads, is in a good neighbor
hood aud rapidly improving section OF the cOun ~.
We will sell the above lots credit of 10 years
and on such terms as we are will insure the
purchaser an easy mode of payment. On many of
the above lots there fine groves of oak trees of
the original growth, and also some fine Springs of
water.
We offer these lots to residents of Washington,
who would reside IN the country and at the same
time be able TO attend TO business in the city,
Also, tract OF good land adjoining the same
OF about thirty-hve acres, improved by good dwell
ling house; has on il fine spring and spring hou .e,
two groves Of large oak wood, and is well fenced.
For the above either improved or unimproved city
property will be taken in exchange at fair valua
ton.
For photographic plats Of the ground and further
explanations Of the terms of sale inquire of
mo. b. KIBBEY,
No 4 Columbia Place,
Corner It'll street and Louisiana avenue.
mar 2i-eOl2f
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Auction Sales.
By GREER d SCOTT. Auetiou..r..

BY GRE EN d SCOTT Austiouesrs.
SPLENDID CHINESE AND JAPANESE AND
" other Household and Kitrhen Furniture - auc.
ton On THURSDAY, the 5th April, we shall sell
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the residence Of Lieut. Ralch
OF the United States Navy, in the Sir Buildings on
Pennsyivania avenue, between Twenty first and
twenty second st., very superior assortment OF
Splendid japanese Centre Table, inlaid with pearl
Do japanese LADIES' Cabinet and Wp;, VIII
Desk, lnlaid with pearl, set Japanese
Do Chinese Work Table and Teapoys, inlaid
with pearl
Do Chinese Chess and Backgammon Men and
Board
Do Chinese Paintings and Costumes
Do do large Punch Bowl and Toilet Set
Do do Circular Redstead, inlaid with Two
ry. perfect curiosity.
Do assortment Of Japanese and Chinese Orpa
nenls and Curiosities
Fine rosewood oval Centre and marble-top Sofa Ia
bIes
Fine Chinese hall and other Lamps, gilt glass Chan
deliers
Fine China, Glass and Crockeryware, among which
are one Chinese Dessert Set, white French
China Dinner. Tea and Coffee Sets
Fine gothic gilt frame French plate Mirror and
Bracket
Fine Msreen and Brocstelle Window Curtains and
Fine walnut gothic, castor, arm and other Chairs
Fine cushioned Lounges and Ottomans, What. Nots
Fine walnut Chamber Set, comprising gothic Bel
stead, Wardrobe, Sofa, Arm Chairs, dressing
Bureau, marble top Washstand, and single
Bedstead
Fine waln 1t Set, comprising French Bedstead, La
dies Dressing Stand, Psyche Glass and Wash
Fine Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and shuck Mat.
tresses
Fine IRON Nurse Chair, bronzed iron Settee and
Chairs for hall
Fine Tapestry, three ply, ingram, and Stair Carpets
Passage OilclOth and Straw Mating
Two jars Nutmeg, preserved in their natural state
Quarter cask Madeira Wine, sixteen years in wood,
four years in the East Indies, fine
Small lot fac Constaacia
Refrigerator
Mahogany dining and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves
And good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms Of sale: $50 and under cash over that sum
credit OF sixty aad ninety days. for notes satis
torliy endorsed, bearing interest.
The subscribers must confess that in their attempt
to describe the Furniture they have entirely failed
Suhce II To say II is superior to anything we have
seen, and we would respectfully invite the ladies
and gentlemen of Washington, Georgetown and Al
exandria, and the public I'm general, to attend the
sale and see for themselves
GREEN & SCOTT,
Wdf U-u AuctOneers.
Z. S.--Thc public are respectfully invited to call
on "wednesday, The daJ previous to sale, and ex
anime the Furniture. G. g. g.
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A SPLENDID HORSE AND BUGGY. &C.. for

A SPLENDID HORSE AND BUGGY, &C., fol
n Salc,-The subscriber offers for sale, on
credit of four manths with interest, for good paper
a very fle bay Horse, Eve years old, without blem
ish or fault ; SO gentle that child can drive him,
new, with :op, and Of the most approved style.
Also, fine pair of dappie gray MARES, ~
young, in fine order, and without fault, vith ~
Carriage and Harness complete, the Carriage berng
nearly new and fashionable. The Horses have
owned for year, and can guarantee their qualities
Iw'n sell the horses and carriage on long cred
it, 6, - and 16 months for good paper, satis
toy endorsed, with interest, or the whole at lib
dldiscount for cash.
JNO H JOHNSON, Grocer,
Cor. 7th aud E sts., opp. Gen1 Post Once.
mar 2t-dlw
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Serious Railroad Accident

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Phe exrres.
tfa!n which left Pittsburg on Wednesday even
ing ran against a rock, which had fallen upon
the track near East Altoona. The engiae, t.p.
der, baggage car, and one passenger car were
thrown of the track. The engine ran ESQ
yards and overturned, making it to; al wreck.
The engineer, fireman, and brakeman were
seriously injured, and twelve passengers we're
slightly scsstsd. The train WAS delayed four
hours in conssq
The accid Mt was caused by the neglect Of
tie wa.chmsn.
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BY j. ., McGUIESE, Awcsioneer.
g UPEkIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
- Effects al Public Sae.-On MONDAY morn
Ing, April ID, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence of
w. Simonton, ESQ.,, on Sixth, between ID and E
streets one door nth Of Unitarian Church, shall
sell all vi his excellent Furniture AMI Household Ef-
fectS, comprising
Handsome carved walnut Parlor Suite, finished in
rich Maroon plush, consisting Of large French
Sofa, pair of Tete-a Eetcs, pair Arm Chairs,
pair Gothic Reception Chairs, and Parlor
Chairs
Fine rosewood marble top Centre Tables
Superior mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, What
Not
Handsome French plate Pier Glasses, Bracket tn
bles
Fancy Chairs, Marble top Lgh, Stands, Astral
Lamp
Elegant Uamask and Lace Curtains, Cornice, &c.
Velvet, Brussels and Threc-ply Barpejs, Rugs
Piano Forte and Stool, Girandoles
Handsome Gilt Chandeliers and Gas fixtures
French China Vases, Ornaments
Three flne Oil Paintings, two by Richards and one
by Mcleod Views near WashingtOn)
Enamelled Cottage Sets, Bureaus, Washsiands
Mahogany E;izabelhian Bedsieads Washs,ands
Superior Hair Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows
D,nask covered Lounge, Divans, Crib
Walnut hair spring seat Chairs, Rockers
ilatrack, Oilcll TN, Stair Carpet
Straw Mating, Drugget Rugs
Mahogany SidebOard, Dining Tables
French and stone China, Glassware
Table Cutlery, Chatting Dishes
Silver plated Casters
Excellent Cooking Stove AMI Fixtures
Together with IN excellent assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms: $50 and under cash over that surl a
credit of co and so days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
mar 21-d Auctloneor,
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EMIGRATION. commissioners of emf.
grafton report the total number of alien emf
grants arrived a, this port during the present
year, up to March g. at Is GIT. This is about
5000 less than arrived during the same time
last year. The commissioners anticipate quite
decrease in the aggregate emigration for the
present year. They estimate that the German
emigration for the year will amount to about
us 600, and tn, Irish not far from go, 900.
The number Of efnigrants that arrived during
1854 exceeded that Of any former year by
"a, 2T8.-N. Y. Journal o. Commerce.
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REMOVAL OF MRcHASIcs.-We learn that q
considerable number of carpenters and other
mechanics, who have suffered severely duIiag
the winter that is closing, have been induced
10 proceed to certain Southern States by re
ports Of the excelle2. wages there to be OBJ
tained. Another portion Of the same class
have shaped their course for tho rising West,
believing that new country must Offer many
CHANCES Of making q living whom . crowded
city will furnish but one. This emigration,
and the speedy opening Of the building sea-
son, have Frightened the prospects Of the car
pentsr trade, at least, and hard times will
soon be bat Q memory North Amer.
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SLAVE EXCITEMENT "A dispatch from Gin.
einnati, dated the 10Th inst says, IA oolored
girl named Rosetta, brought here from Ken
tucky, by An agent Of her master, and who was
declared free by the State court at Columbus,
has since been arrested under the fugitive
slave law; but Judge Parker decided that
whenever slave by consent Of the owner,
set, foot on Ohio soil. ho is free, and he there
fore decided the girl FREQ The United States
Marshall attempted to arrest her, which caus-
cd much excitement, and mob being appre.
hended she was finally conveyed to the Wood
ruff House, where she now remains"