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Rumored Disaster to an Australian Liner.

NEW foRK, JAM LA rumor in circulation at Liver
pool before the Atlantic left that the Australian packet ship
James Barnes few days out with seven hundred pssen
gers had met with serious disaster but dings
rmatory of it had been received the report was considered
doubtful.
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90 Public srhoolsAn examination Of app canis IN
vacancies in the Of Of public
place day In the sdsrmens room, City Rail- az O'Clock
Jan 9-it
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. pa are broke out in the Mer
chants nstlne and destroyed the building with its
contents The loss $4,000 with an insurance Of only
$40, 900 upcpi.
An Injunction mas been granted restraining the Pom
ehartran railroad from selling their city bonds now being
offered for sale in New York
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th ult ty sss Rev JONI Tnoxrsos, WILLIAM H.
WHITE Of this CITY, Miss KATE GIBSON Eastern shore
Md, " $500
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE
WAR OF lsl2--ARMY, MILITIA, AND NAVY

WAR OF lSl2-ARMA, MILITIA, AND NAVY.
The committee of arrangements the part of the Dis
trct of Columbia charged with the duty of making the
necessary arrangements for The national convention of SOL
ders of the of 1912 be held in Washington city on
the 9Th of January next have obtained the use of the Pres
byteran church d street Pennsylvania avenue
for the sitting Of The convention. The committee win be
in attendance at the room adjoining The church at 81
O'Clock the morning of the day Of meeting where the
delegates requested to report themselves and furnish
list of their respective delegations that roll may be pre-
pared in time for the meeting of the convention, which
will he called to order at IL o'clock.
When organized it is the general wish that the
ton call the President of the United States in body
This wish has been generally expressed by friends
a distance, that the committee have appointed Col VIM.
p. Young chief marshal Of the day who win issue his
programme Of arrangements which viii be published in
the Washington city papers prior TO the day Of meeting
All who served in the of I8l2-army militia and
navy--are requested to join in the procession.
The committee have received information from several
Of the railroad companies in reference the Of fare
be charged the old soldiers in attendance upon the
convention The Baltimore and Qhia Railroad Company
propose to furnish iokes from baltimore Washington
and back for So be good between the 9th and 18th Of
January from Wheeling Baltimore full fare and half
fare for returning The Richmond Fredericksburg and Po
tomac Railroad Company win charge full fare to Washing
ton and give free passage the 1t is under
Railroad Company will give free passage to all who pass
upon their road Other companies win probably be heard
from in q few days
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IN Anticipation Of approaching Holidays, 1 have
recently made an addition heretofore choice
Emma vases, fancy cups aud saacc with and without
Il
Toilet bottles, cigar and lighters
Lanp9, sirandoes caBdelabas, candlescks,
Apa w take great pleasure showing them
"A call
few Of those lamps on hand Per
sons IN want Of good light would do well before they
entirely closed out
am selling toilet SETS generally than
cost helms determined 10 close thai business
e. s. WHITTLESEY,
534 Seventh street
Ps-An bills made with must be settled monthly
Dec 22-cod2wif
Ky GREEN " SCOTT, Anctioneers
HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND
IL kitchen furniture auctionOn Thursay.
shall 40 O'Clock, tho residence
an excellent assortment of iuraltusa viz:
Mahogany pusbcovered tete tetes and French sofas
DO do arm, cnstor, paror, and rocking
Ia marble-top centre, sofa, and tables
Do do ciosets and dressing buveauR
Gilt frame pier glass, walnut whatnot
Mahogany hatrnck, walnut dressing bureaus
Pine brocaiellc and white window
Mahogany aud walnut French and oiker bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
China, glass; crockery, and plated ware
Paor stair, and chamber
Passage and other oiIcloth
Fine ailt gas chandeliers
With good lot OF kitchen /.
Terms All under 800 cash
ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endosec bearing
GREEN s. SCOTT,
Auctioneers
p The house n afso Inquire OF r. w. Browning
esq. Dec 30--d
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IEGtsL4rFRE OF Mud AASS.-aome OF the members OF
the North Carolina legislature have been visit during
the recess to Wilmington and Tuesday several started
on an excursion TO view the ocean expecting 70 return in
time for grand bali given in their honor that eve
ming. The steamer however, headed by fog, aud
found convenient anchorng ground in The mud SO that
while the legislature and the goody company board
with az ne music high and dry on mud bank the
oonilon party IN WILMINGTON progressing slowly and
dancing was performed under difficulties
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hlNpE.rsiA, JAM i-Psaline Bear, child four years
age died this morning from the effect Of cruel treatment
~ her mother and stspaher The has escaped but
the mother has been arrested, and in custody
man named james Little committed suicide mi, morning
ne wa employed at the ga-works In this city No
yet Is assigned for the deed
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GEORGE McNEIR,
@. w. p. GUSTS,
J. L. EDWARDS,
WIN JONES,
TOBIAS WATKINS,
JN0. s. GALLAHER,
JAMES A. KENNEDY,
Com. Of Arrangements.

JSo 7. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Persons desiring further information the subject will
address their communications to the secretary.
Newspapers generally requested to copy.
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SEALEp rsoros4Is w@ = r;ssi.ss M. .slss ssa Y
foowiss army SUPPLIES ana s.slrrlas
'ss va, STATE. oeas ssd Ess.ss Depot sehayfS Arsenal,
5000 y.s. 81 aa Sas uasse dyed, clos, weighing
5000 y.ss. 81 ..y slas 0a4se Dyed weighing a
10000 s'sssss gray. e~, slac.:
s @ s .. = to seven ave. @ s1s and
1000 Aesss .laass. wool q elasx.
~isssssS s,.sss % mssss ,ss pounds.
S ssss ys's' . sssss sss s, ~ wool
s s::s 's's ssss 'asls: WIDE weighing Y, 4
IS: +: /: { !: 81:
a' ss.s ': ss.s .sss oss sss per
nr..s scales, n O. :. ssrs corp piys.
Staples or eea,., seras.,
and inch -ssd lace. seen orange, red sy eas
Fell cap boe.es
c'.nsd.s..nsr, ios wiser. aaa chin straps
Oh silk, for Gao covers
Niue ssrse for e.as Innings
Drama, complete, artillery and Infantry
Drum cords heads batter sets, inss and sticks
p s...: ; ss s. ..,: as, ..a Sa
4s.' u. s s...s ssi s..sll... .y~..-
Tin ean'ssa., TO hold ln,ss pn,s
Ter. pole. and pins, for hospital
Boiling cord
Garrison and recruiting hailiards
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wax upper and sole leather.
All of which Is desirable Of domestic manufacture
saudar pattern sealed In
hia Once where they be examined
Sample viii be mail any
ton upon the subject which desired
ing TO offer proposals,
Ten per cent Of the amount OF delivery win retained
the contract shall be completed which
ted 5taox defalcuon the
na9 The and st1puauons
Of supplies viii
and will be made appaops
ton by Of
the remainder will bs paid for delivery.
The privilege reserved Of by third, quantity
OF all the supplies mentioned.
Contracts win based upon accepted for the funmeu
Of which two securities will be required Bids desired
on from manufacturers regular dealers the article proposed
20 be Furnished and nons Will be respected or considered from any
who manufacturer regular dealer the
desired supplies which be distinctly stated
the bids offered well and address OF the
intended To be obtained
Letters containing should be endorsed Proposals for
Amy Supplies"
Addressed TO q. VI. CRoSMAN,
Major and ouar,enaaster United States Army.
Dec 27-3awt3Jan
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Later from CALIFORNIA;.

NEW ORLEANs Dec. 30--rhe Daniel Webster with Cali
orna dates TO the sh, has arrived She reports that the
otas o. The West len San Juan the for New York
VITA 200 passengers and $500 900 in treasure.
Inc rigate Columbia, with Mr. Fsbius board had ar
reu AZ Sreytown, In which there three British
of-wzr.
he rrinceton was al Aspinwall but daily expected al
Greyown Castillo, Lake Nicaragua has been captured
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MOrICEWe beg respectfully remind
IN thar usual all will be OF
the 25s instant and viii be Nil
forward Tho
market, together with heavy engagements will make
obligatory ordinary diligence coii.ctng
Hoos, BROTHER, n co,
Dec 2t-3awJwif
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MAKING PLEASANT TO AN ONLY soS,H-The editor
Of the Home Journal writes
Zone Of the pleasantest suppers have at this
seemed have been given for the worthy purpose
Of making home pleasant to only The third story
Of IS magnificent palace in the Fifth avenue is given
ey and luxuriousy One of the rooms is devoted to bill
lizards and here he has young friends who early and
play blards~ntil ten or eleven Then the company
rive and the young down and join the supper
below stairs You know how superbly magnificent their
house Is The art and proson Of the table quite in
boy will be well instructed in the refined shapes Of
luxury at least liked him lie very nice young
man.
What this "nce young man Is likely TO be ten years
hence may be readily inferred
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0y-Attention. PresId~nls Mounted Guard i-you
hereby ordered Tuesday the I'd OF
Al membership be-
fore the will be night Those
wishing become members viii application that
Ths delinquent members Of The viii bDd 10 their advantage
o be present a this meeting. JOSEPH PECK,
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1ALE-The brick dwelling with back
building abng Of the lo first occupied by
Cave General aud Judge Piat
New The situated between ION and
ith OF the heaithie situations IN Washington
The IA the front aud back
buildings tho Aso Of water Ia the Yard and
bath The in order ready 70 be occupied
For terms apply TO
30--3t avenue, 10th and llth
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BALTIMORE ExPoRrs.The exports OF iour from Balti-
more during the year 1864 amounted 5l75e9 barrels
exports for 1883 7as7 barrels Exports of tobacco for
1854, 1882 hogsheads; for 1853, 49,674 hogsheads
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ELECTION SEABAsKA-An election for delegate 10 the
present Congress took place in Nebraska Territory on
the 18th ult The candidates were Bird D. Chapman
late of ohio N B. Gddings late from Missouri and Had
ley D. Johnson independent democrat We have report
that Johnson has been elected.
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OR RkNTThe house al occupied by the Secretary
Of War, l4ih the Of street, and
sion given the LIST OF December.
The main building contains
eight which fourteen feet high In the pn
cipal stories.
The back building nine additional There
perfectly dry cellars under the entire buildings Gas introduced
The will rented boarding house
Inquire Of b. w. Rsd, corner of and lsth aireeie
Nov f2-du
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NEW YEARS PRESENTs.-M w, GAIT BRO. will
IN open magnificent watches, swelry
silver and fancy goods Suitable for presents to which they In
wife the attention Of purchasers.
NJ. w. GAIT d BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets.
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Demacracy--undying name i
10 Shall broader, higher stronger grow,
Triumphant DER the skulkng foe
When Greytown bandits buster, brag,
And boot our Envoy and our Flag,
Though British guns around us frowpl
The iron hail we thunder down;
For, as in Kosata's case, we claim
Respect for those who bear our name;
And they must have it-evrywhere-
While PIEacE adorns the Nations Chair!
Our Flag in evry cline shall be
The Freeman's starry panoply-
It's lustrous presence light his path,
And fash contempt at despot wrath
No matter what the tyrants say,
Our Agents have the right ofway;"
And when they want to tourney through"
As Scple did-,ceH Gee they dol
by treaty, rich Japan unbars
Her gateway to the Flag OF Stars
Our Fishermen ride DER the sea,
From British opposition free;
Our ships DER ev'ry ocean glide,
While commerce, free, Apats far and wide
And all the nations meath the skies
Are bound 10 us by friendly ties
When Cuba fair, with sunny smiles,
Escorted by the Sandwich Isles,
Shall offer us her jeweld hand,
And seek repose with this free land
The measure of our glory then
Shall prove the wisdom Of the men
Who now negotiate abroad
With aliye-branch instead of sword!
The War crimsoning the East,
To wolf and yulture yields feast;
Slow Austria the Allies joins
And for the battle girds her loins
Still Russian hordes are hard to rout--
Still stout Sebastopol "holds out -
While we are prayed 10 mediate,
To stop the bloody war Of hate!
ID were, indeed, sight sublime
One worthy OF our Age and Cline
To see this Nation stand between
The actors In that horrid scene -
To see her wave, with willing hand,
The wand of Peace DER sea and land,
And thus fraternal make once more
The foes now drench'd with human gore
Let us, In this fair land Of ours
land of sunshine and Of now'rs--
The peaceful walks of life pursue,
And be TO God and Country true:
Let's welcome TO this teeming soil
Expressions child-the son Of toll
No matter Of what Cline he be,
Or at what Shrine he bend the knee
So shall our priceless heritage,
Bequcathd BY honor'd sire and sage,
Pure and unsullied ever be-
The pride and glory OF the free
$50 shall gracious Heaven bless
Vrhis fruitful land with happiness;
And 50 shall brightly pass away
Zach eyer-welcome New Years Day.
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Western
has an account OF the murder of Samuel West highly
respected citizen of Bexar county, and an old Texan at
Eagle Pass. The Western Texan says:
The following is brief statement Of the facts connected
with this barbarous transaction received them from
the papers containing statement of the proceedings had
before the coroners court So
1t appears that the morning of the 9th Samuel West
up IN front of in Eagle Pass with his rifle in
his hand and remarked TO persons standing there
that he wanted his pistol but did not wish TO hurt any
one man named James Nugent teamster in the Uni
ted States employ West and struck him nm The
head with the butt of his pistol knocking him down and
struck him several times after he had fallen Ngent then
called upon three of his associates by named Freder
lex Burke, 49, Crney, the others unknown to
shoot West and be that he was dead upou which
Craney who is discharged soldier seized Vests rife and
shot him in the left side he lay tho ground with his
face down. Then the teamster--name unknown-walked
up to West and, taking deliberate aim with his pistol
shot him in the head and, hourishing his pistol said
'D-n him, he is now dead certain
"a corporal Of company X, who rushed up during the
bloody tragedy TO assist West shot by Burke and
fell We have not learned but suppose he is dead Bures
intention was TO shoot West but the corporal rushed
between them he received the ball Satisfied with having
effected their endsh purpose they actually beat the life
less body Of West with their pistol and gun
One Of the witnesses James Brown testified that the
night before this sad occurrence took place he was at the
house Of A. II Hamilton, where collected the four
murderers Of West and that he there heard Jas NuQen
declare that the next morning he would hunt up West and
whip or Kill him wherever he found him
eve are happy to inform our readers that three Of the
assassns have been captured and only one by the
Of Granny escaped
In the United States district court at Austin on the
lh ultimo Judge Wa,rous delivered his opinion in the
Of Smith and Others Ryolving the title to the lands
upon which tic city Of Austin stands overriding the de
murre TO the bill Six months time given to the de-
PENDANTS in which to file their answers The court adj
journed on the 18th instant
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Col AS-coionel noniphan one of the heroes OF
the Mexican war; thrown from stage near Jefferson
city Missouri few days ago. and badly injured as to
| render his recovery doubtful
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GESERAl SAN HoUsroS.-The Anderson Central Texan
says
General Houston passed through town Sunday last
on his way 10 Washington city. We informed By
those who ought TO know that be contempates esgnng
his in the Senate at the expiration Of the present se
sion of CongTessH
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i ihE omo RlyER-There is eight feet of water in
the channel Of the Ohio river at Cincinnati and heavy ship
1 mcnts of produce are going forward.
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y !" tiun nlhheF Tor hatna sfcat CoaIx
~ dozen pair. half kings weighing pounds
dozen, OF good sound wool, doubled and twisted yam.
Those kali BY hand prciresed
q scaies, ~ q. =. ssrs. corp. psivs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK & FIXTURES
l. Ofa Merchant Tailor.-On MONDAY, March
l2th at 10 O'Clock, at the on The east side OF
AZ street, two doors moth Of Pa. avenue, l shall
sell, by virtue of a deed Of trust dated February J.
1855, and duly recorded among the land records OF
Washington county, all the stock in trade and hx
lures, uprising
Blue, black, olive, green, and brown Cloths
Double and single milled plain and fancy CASH
meres
Silk, satin, cloth, Marseles and Cashmere Vest
iDgs
Sewing Silk, Thread, Buttons, Cord, Bindings
Satin faced lining Silk, Brown Iiol and Paddins
Canton Flannel, Canvass, Cotton
Silesia, Alpaca, Wadding, &c.
One large French plate Minor, size Of late Y by
Two French pate Pier Glasses
Cutting and show Counters, Side Counters
Shelves and Drawers, show Racks
Clock, stove. Chairs, Tables, &C.
Terms: SO and under cash; over that sun a
credit Of go Co. and 30 days. for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JNO. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE,
mar2-d Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02

DOARDIHG.-AI lady having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No 3, Union Row, on + street.
between 9Th and 7lh, can offer fine large rooms for
families either furnished or unfurnished Also, has
rooms Tor gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated to single persons.
Table boarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated on the most reasonable
terms feb 2t-2w
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

KANSAS TERRITORY.
From July l. 1855, to Jaas 3d. la6s)
1901 From Fort Leavcnworth TO the Fac and Fox
Agency, - miles and back, orce week
Elders will state distaI &c and Propose schedule
Ct departures and arrivals.
1902 From Fort Scott to Fort Atkinson. mi ei
and back. ones. week.
Bidders will Stat, distance an propose schedule
tf departures and arrivals.
162O3 Prom Fort Leaven worth TO Firt Riley, -
miles and back, once a week.
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule
Of departures and arriv as.
1904 From Fort scott TO Crawford Seminary, -
miles and tack, orce a week.
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule
Of dep .rtures and arrivals.
1905 From Westport, No., to Fort Scott, - miles
and lack, opce Q week
hi iders will state dist. CO and propose schedule
Ct depa lures and arrivals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-02

lCone!uded from fourth page.l
1854 Prom Richland City by sexton Vile, Rich
land Centre, Rockoridge, F.ncy Greek and
Kickapco TO yintQ1a II, IS miles ana ha n,
once week
Leave Bishlspd City Tuesday st Gam
Arrive at Vino2ua ssns day bv nm
Leave Vinoqub @ II We Des .ay at 6a1
- rive q. Mehland City aps cay BY spm
lSSzs From Rfgwsy t. Primrofe, Is miles aud
back. once a week = =
+ Leave Rid9wsy Thursday At am -.fs
Arrivs at Primrose same day by 6pm
Lesve Primrose Friday q. 9 m .r..t
Arrive 1t Ri5Kwsy Fame day bye pm
1888 From Shawdau, Wisconsin, BY the Mouth Of
the Oatansson river, M chisIu, For Re of o.
tonsgop, Minnesota. Adventure. Astee Doug.
lass, Houshton, an al. onquin Minss Tic u ID.
ton on Porag Lake. Eagle River, and Eagle
haroor, to Copper Ha. Dor, mi les and back,
sooce q week
Bidder. Will state the distance and name o
sch dule Of departures and arrival ..
ProPosalI by the trip for service from No
vnber Is to May Is, In each year, are in
vited.
1894 From Riehlspd City by Reads Mills Bad
axe and West Pr-iris to Ne sport on the Ms.
eissipP river, 81 miles ami back, once q
week
Leave Richland City Tuesday at am
Arrive at Newport next y by 6pm
Law. Newport Thursday Mt m
Arrive a. hichlsnl City next day by6pm.
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Auction Sales.

By II. III. JE WELLE 4 Co., Auets.
&H nn0 WORTH OF WATCHES AND
DOsOOOJewelry at Auction -Perea, ptory and
unreseiyed sale OF Watches and JeSelry I'm SAT
URDAY morning and evening, Feb oath, instant,
and every other day and evening until the entire
stock is sold, we shall sell at our Auction Rooms
splendid selection VI Watches and Jeweiry, consist
ing Of in part, viz:
Gold English Patent Lever Watches
DO IN Hunting Cases
DO Open Dial
DO Detached Levers
DO Cylinder Escapemenis
Prices from SIS TO $3.50
Gold Guard Chains OF various STYLES
DO Fob and Vest Chains
DO Keys, Seals, and Kings
DO Breast pins, Ear drops, so.
Silver Watches OF ali kinds, prices from Sc 10
$50.
This splaniid stock Will be open every day for er-
hibii'on, and any person wishing TO purchase pri
vate sale do
X. II. JEWELLE CO.,
Aucuoneers.
p s. The above named stock Is TO be sold with
out reserve TO cover advances. feb 2e-a
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE. AuettonesP.

~ - ~ N C0 AuStt0meoR.
LACELLENT FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Public Auction.-On MONDAY
morning, March 5ih, at 10 O'Clock, the building
on the south side of street, 9th, occupied by
number Of Senat0rs) shall sell all their excel
lent Furniture and Efects, comprising
ture, consisting Of pair Of French Sofas, pair
OF large Arm Chairs and parios Cha Is
Rosewood marbe top Beaufet
DO do Centre Table
Large French plate Mirror, Table and Sab
Six rush seat Re option Chairs, Easy Chair
Walnut Card Tables
Mahogany Centre Tables
Excellent Paror and Chamber Carpets
VsnitiaR Stair and Hal Carpe,s, Olooth
Mahogany Hat rack, Ball Table and Chars
sing marb e top Dressing Bureau, mSrbs top
Washs;ands, Cottage Bedsteads, Cane-sest
Chairs, and Towel Rack
Best curied hair Mattresses, husk do.
Superior Bolsters and Pillows
Ma:seilles Quilts, fine Blankets, Comforts
Spring seat Lounges, Writing Tables
Servants Bedsteads, Mattresses and Bedding
Superior Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Sideboard, Side Tables
Dining Chairs, Clock, Fire Irons
Excellent Refrigerator, round dining Table
Silver plated Casters, spoons and Forks
Superior Table Cutlery, WsiCrs
French and Stone China Dinner, Tea and Cofpe
Service
Cut glass Decanters, Wines, Champagnes, Tumb-
lers LemOnades, SC.
Fine Daua.k Table and Bed Linen
Chafng Dishes, Meat Safe
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures
Together with large assortment Of excellent kitch
en- Utensils
Terms $50 and under cash; over thar sum
credit OF 90 and 30 days. for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
feb27-d Aucsiosesr.
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New York stock Market.

INV YoRK, March 2.-Stocks are frm aud
money is plenty; Erie Railroad 45i: Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad ~; Michigan and South
ern 81; Reading Railroad "; Michigan Cen.
trail "a; Pennsylvania Coal Company 1907;
Clevelsnd aad Pittsburg 40: Delaware and
Lackswana West. Railroad 80; Indiana SIS 60