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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


Health Of ths Seerstarylt gives great pleasure
that the health Of Secretary Dobbn much improved
that expects his official duties to-day He has
had and prolonged attack Of Illness and the country
will be glad learn that his present condition II such
the belief Of early and complete restoration
his wonted state OF health.
Appointments. T. r. Thompson has been assigned
command Of the United States brig Dolphin, fit
ting Norfolk for the of Africa Captain White
ordered the command OF the United States
revenue j. G. Dpbbin, the Wilmington
North Carona) station vice Captain Sands detached
Tnsted States Ship Columbia.The Columbia is still
Norfolk and regret add that there still
OF board this ship 1t the intention
the department have her anchored off Craney island
and stripped OF her lower masts In few days. probably,
will be put of commission and her transferred
the Pennsylvania other receiving ship Assist
Surgeon Daniel Of the Columbia is suffering under
attack of malignant yellow fever He has been
moved to the hospital at Norfolk.
United Sutes Brig PorposNo serious apprehension
felt regard the United States brig Porpos about the
safety which vessel fears have been by
correspondents OF several New York papers The following
list Of her officers W. r. Bridge, lieutenant command
ing acting heutenants William Reilly Sylvanus j. Blias,
W. Van wyck; assistant surgeon, james Fl. Stewart
mdshipman G. r. b. Baber draugh.sman and clerk, Sam
mel Potts.
Hopes the President ,in behead bamboo Aim-Ex-
tract from letter of officer board the United States
ship yincennes of the North Pacific expedition
The American clipper ship What Cheer Captain Ba-
kerr Hong Kong bound California with China emf
grants put into LoeChoo in October last in want Of
visions and The government reported
manng officer that Captain Baker bad been furnished with
these articles to the amount Of sl55 &C. that Captain b.
paid SIS Of this account and then sailed leaving balance
OF Ss2 &c unpaid. The amount due paid by
rnanding officer. This rifng but the Loo choo-
defenceess themselves and with consus take
cugnzgnce o the acts OF foreign vessef they liable
gross outrage The Loohoe governor in reporting this
Captain Baker did with amiabe reluctance,
strenuouy hoped that his exceency the President Of the
United States would not him to be beheaded
baubooed."
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M Belmont who took h upon it's merits those were
presented BY the claimant and who despite The caiuHniss
Ia ngrsrisur toward @ Of Gibson and his coniederAies
ia Paris naa Warrington stood by him 10 the last thar i
h been finally shown % be 80 complicated By the contra
srtary Bttrsnia u Mr. Gibson, deprecaied BY biz
,srsgn shot-ogriRgs and 50 utterly condemned By hiH
confessions ss TO host him all prelsEl iOs claim
upsu the favorable notice Of the administration Of Presi-
at Pierce II has heen established BY lndnhahls ssi-
a.u.. mat Gibson has contested over his hand and
SEAL that he guiiy Of grave offences against ths
match voyerument and for which, with others be was
imurisoned by that government and Jet Il was for
ts very Imprisonment that Ghson demanded The Inter
srpos az this government; II 70 sindicsis an that
NJ Belmont our minister Al the Hague was instructed o
NJ Marcy the Secretary Of State TO interfere and bow
ne this interference hiss been made known and Ghsons
a il finally confessed BY himself 70 have heen unworthy
Of all this Effort on the part :. the President ana The rep
rsutsfires Of the country the New York Times comes
forward 10 blame the Executive for moi resortng 70 coe
Give rne4Ares 10 punish the Dutch government because
tSt government imprisoned for an offence q Inc
grayest character Of which be at last coniesFes himself
to have been deserving Of punishmenti
AS TO the Central American question sha = cast aPon
which the Timss is strangely Al issue with most % Inc
presses OF lis own kidney Il wisely avoids al reference 70
the chastisemeui inflicted by Captain Hollns upon The
marandrrs Of 1Greyfown" i wisely avoids All aasioh
TO the course Of British aggression al san Juan and 70
the proiraciea and eseyerng nsoenes II thai point Tor
number 81 years past which justified and demanded the
demolition Of ~Greytown.' And why bseause no paper
Aax gone further 10 zysss The character q there aggressions.
It's business now is to do injustice 70 The administration
md NOT 10 credit for what its lrejudiced jndg
ment might approve
But we have done Having shown-as we think trinm-
hanythat the President has deserted the pledges Of
his inaugural address and having taken up in detail the
false accusations Of reckless newspaper and opposed
these he facts they stand record have only
that what Of their antagonism the subject Of the
Presidents foreign policy il les true OF their assaults
upon the administration Of the home affairs Of country
Fasehoot the element thai keeps these base accusations
alive They originated in the maligny and they
perish before the truth
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sudden danth frou eonglive dse&s< The period ID
m between - and 90 years 81 the Of this
fatal falnsiy cat short
The instances citod are Paul sunate al as despatch
ed - AZ IN 1901 Alexander with his mind affected or
years ayins al IS Al Taganrog In 1928 Of coIgestse
eKer u The brains Constantine always eccentric dying
aF0piectic and a rage ri 81 Ia 1881 Michael ali buf
nadusan, dying ~ apopery IN lsss and Maria q
NeTtenesrE their mother deAthstrnck BY aPoleKy Al
= FshgaAsy sss I.ora PSlHs.s.oa usaed ~ Est4a-
ys vheSbsr be adhered to his opinion and prediction and
tbs reply Was Before July, isssthe Emperor will then
Let w rsrssss oyertsE Inc Emperor and bis death
Ike ihAs 81 All his brothers, win be snddens
sFy chronicles the following signs Of spring in that city,
VIA blue birds in the woods shAd and HOLSTERS in the mar
kst and hand organs in the streets.
PASIc Aaoss SKS Yoax oxsrKEsEs.--Tbe oyster
men OF New Fork city in panic because Mayor Wood
has declared his intention revvng ordinance that
prohibits Toe tanspeEng 0oysers in the months
Il . said that Il win make million Of dollars difference
IN the oyster trade OF the city
EfrEcrs oy yAcroRY srKIKE-The strike 81 Man
chester, New Hampshire sfi continues The American Of
the 27th inst, says
Yesterday furnished the routinethe PROGRESSION
in the rnorningthe meeting ocloeke procession
a. one oescA meeting il the afiernoonnd The meet
ing again In the evening The morning procession show
ed percepsihle falling off from Saturday did the
procession On one banner We noticed and very
novel motto Jesus, the Sovereign, re;gns'
ThAs Nay fast becoming The dues place Mon
ElIn street shows sorry face weak ago this the
snaret most business city in New England but il
doing less bastlng perhaps than any place Of s size
IN the coantr The excitement has entered into and
diserdered re schools that il impossible conduct
them with success And yet better prospect ahead The
mills stand mute and the operatives their boarding
houses In the procession listening harangues pack
ing up for home II is said be sngaring Off time mp
country, where Of them 20 hut il viii be anything
but sngaring OF among merchants and other business
men
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VIOLATING THE LAWS.

The following, from THURSDAYS PENNSYLVANIA viii he
read with great pleasure The vigilance and promptitude
O The public officers alluded TO cannot be too warmly
commended:
IL at all times pleasant thing to rs when we can com
mend public officers for performing their duty faithfully and
aressy We had opportunity of witnessing something
TINS sort yesterday in the United States For
or two past il has been generally understood that render
Tcu had been opened in this city for the enlistment az re-
ul Tor the English army in the Crimea So soon a. the
matter to the knowledge the United States District
Aiorney Nandyke and United States Marshal wrnkoop
hose two energetic and highly intelligent officers determined
e pursue such would bring the offenders to nus
nce The great difficulty to obtain testimony against
me parties engaged in this Illegal business most can
nous policy had been adopted by the offenders battle desec
aun Up 70 Tuesday last testimony could procured 10
M the offence upon particular persons the mental
rsoaTce Of the district attorney and marshal were equal "a
TIE emergency wedsrsed plan was atured by tbeae
omess ana stiuy and promptly BY the marshal
and bis ASSISTANT The witnesses against the offending
% were p length obtained and that the principals might
o iaiy committed in their transgresou az u
the recruits were permitted 20 board the steamer
nea was 70 convey them TO New York ON their road TO
nA&1 Bat deputy marshal introduced ON hoard n.
the same time, in order stop the vessel with ~. ;,
@ ths had isf the wharf and ggf into the stream This
she previous arrangement properly pers,rrpea Nv
p0ty marshal when the steamer was ouo-i,e the
~ ~ the vessel -ss detained in the stream to prevent
Whe~r y any % me parties on board, until Marshal
Aho ~ deputies could arrive with a steam tup 10
lDs offenders into custody. This soon happened and
lumber o. persons on board safely conveyed
ne trap into which they had introduced 10
- s states COURTROOM, before the commissioner VIII.
s attendance % give them hearing We have never
- psn requiring such discretion and secrecy to be
hafay executed than the one in question It's ,xecu
surrounded with diouitiss but they were entirely
py ths vigilance energy and far-caohing vision Of
49, eoes District Attorney vandyss and
ynkeop To these tso gentlemen the public ove
49, @hka and the government it, communication for the
manner m which the voatort Of our lave were detected
CUNT and the reputation q country saved from
ne have every reason % belicve THAI the course
Pursued By The dissric xftorney and marshal all h ~
. defeat th British scheme emily to draw strength
cur country, but 10 greatly lessen our character lar
and good faith with the a. Earops Ia beh.,,
q our fellow citizens, we extend them cur hssrty
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The Possogs Law.Tbe new postage law, Of the
provisions Of which requires prepayment IN al cnscs
into operation One OF the large offices
have asked for additional clerical force in view n the
probable great of business under The registration pro-
vision Of the Law fee charged for the registering Of let
ter additional number Of cerks in the Offices Of the large
cities 70 carry the execution would not think,
interfere with ordinary Of the department
AppontuaeHTh following appointments u route agents
have been made
Tuscsrorn branch Of the Pttsbura and Cleveland rail-
ruad--T. v. Laird, Of New Lisbon, Ohio
Caftawisss, williamsport, and Emira rairosd-James
Hsnghswout, Of Tsmsqns, Pennsylvania and henry Pet
risen, Of Nuncy, Pennsylvania.
Providence, Hartford, and Fifhkn railroad-seth 3.
Lewis q Coventry. Rhode Island and Edwin j. johnson,
Of Hartford, Connecticut
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ran FrNsrox oFrron.

The Bouny land EarrantsIf anything the business
this really overworked Office Is the ncrease-appica-
under the bounty land pouring from ali
parts the Union by hundreds and thousands The Com
missioner in the daily receipt Of OF letters in which
express surprise the ponrecep OF their
warrants although thev had made application under the
yand ten twelve DAYS ago For the
information Of the public large would that Com
missioner Waldo win issuing the
Of l66, so, and 40 before the Sd Of June
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uAI-E BY ORDER QF TIE ORPHANS COURT or FURNI
y en~cts6n
william H. Finn
and shall or Orphans
Court all hs furniture md effects comprising
Mahogany hair spring sofa, chairs
DO tables
Dressing and plain bureaus, sedstsads
washstasds, toiet
Superior feather beds HOLSTERS, and pillows
Hair huSk
Blankets, c0unerpanca, comforts
Cane and wood chairs, lounges
Carpets, oceih, mating
DINING breakfast tables
a china glassware
Silver spoo ard fosks superior tasie cutlery
Piai~d caslors, sRd shades
COOKING radiator, and niF light
Together OF household saa kitchen fur
niture- BY order Of
e c. PAGE, Administrator
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, A
March Did Aocaane~r.E
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Coart Of Claims against the United states,
Washington City.

IRE asaeFs'es.a proeatian
OF claims against Jasas 20
above trsiasra Congress, agh ls
which has 81 oil
eoasaa ppra a~ II oaasr--s rsnsAsse -
ri ~
Az s@ee~fn be
ecasea Mh.B
cAa asa
viii
triasa
The h~rstoo
unsses
Of The DisssicA
NJ. THOMPSON, Attorney Lss.
~ Washirgca.
p Ss-RefsssRce necessarily
Mar f3-~isndAcp
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CONVICTION CHKETlAElEED Jrws,-A convention oi
Chrisisnzed Jews be held in New York city In May
NEXT correspondent Of the Rochester Advertiser ssys
that prominent nstisr be brought before the convex
ton Is The consideration Of the return Of the Jewish people
Palestine and take measures 20 ooopcrasn with Jews
in England who have already moved in the matter and
other parts Of the Eastern world
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The DAILY Amount IF BssHessChief Clerk Shrgert is
officiating acting commissioner during the absence Of
Judge Mason. The business of this Office steadily
increase the number Of applications for patents
aging about twenty day. In this important division Of the
Interior Department there about thirty clerks constantly
ennuloved
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DHysaCAL oe~gr~0Ay - shS ksA ~ IAsms. ns~sy.
i rnissc xssscs 4 va
Harp @xxsts1cs Ca4nas~sx ~ ~ Wpv1
Tns aa~~ns III 1oSxs~a y mss nuseaAss1, ssa
Ts Lime Losvss tbs Bvyv and 0fh 0ssesy NJ
.s.ss e:3's rrsv.-s vel rss sps.s:a A-.y = sss.
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IoHNsos. Asr cultural Chemistry and GeoIsS ys j
New YoFt.
naAds Chemistry Connected Agriculture; vol. Linn
don.
soiiyAs ohemissry Relation Agriculture vol
Practical oranic Chemistry, from bagy Lehig
Hraade, kc., he. vol. La&dnn.
Eusin Cacareoss MaBas~ss Ricaa ond-
Lebag'r Agricultural Chemistry ] ork
gobnsDns Science Practical Agriculture
Chaptalis Chemistry Applied Agriculture ve. Boston.
VAux ou Fertiizng Land London.
And books English American.
branches OF farming and gardening.
March 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CKsExAL AGENCY AT WASHINGTON !

rEHkkAL AGENCY AT WASHINGTON Tho sub
VI lnEsseriy Kchmoad Virginia. having ~sals
onsee in thus city d~err ~ Tyras
Department. tenders
and pensions under Congress,
Having
hr ass paaps the eay index which msse 20 hr
Richmond. He has all
the uhhc ac-s Of Ts~sn
rc him hope that claim h,m hn ~i
entirely
unable 10 1t.
march, rvias
of
charges viii M very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
GxFERKScxs,
Hon. Henry A. WISE, Aceomae, NirssaiAA
James Lyons ESQ.,, Richmona, Virginia
Jam~s Heath, COMMISSIONER Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia.
stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon Jonn s. Pendleton, virginia.
Hen. Chiison, Wxshingoa, D. q.
William j. w ard, Baltimore.
Lewis TImterlake, ESQ.,, Ymk
March 7-dkcplys
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NOTICE Ts undersigned Eevrrey Jeha-sn o Esin~srs
IN s~sdssx G~o~s~ss~b. " 81 ssS* ~
ss~mssiv~s sSs ." wc.sssus s'sns n ~
al cxn. ons rhs p"'~s
..nsi q So1Gan
81 tss~ ~ s aSrs o. rs~esro~
-. $500 40
RryEkOY 3ONN-D<s
sqsssss bsuuorss
wALTkR =. cox
80 .s. Gsmvssrv~ b. C
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BY Ell + G r r II

Arriroi Of fks AssaSeren Days Later from Earope.
HALrAx March so.The Cunard steamship Asia arrived
here night with Liverpool dates the l7thbelng
DAYS later than previous advices
The news is not important.
Cotton has declined Wheat is firm under slight adj
vance
An advance aken place in consol which regarded
as a favorable augury by the friends of peace.
No Of striking importance has occurred since the At
lantic's advices
Public attention is centred the Vienna conference,
which was formally naugurated the 18th. Hopes and
fears equally balanced to the probability Of peace
Prom the Of the important statement is,
that allies have reopened their fire upon Sebastopo with
great effect
In the British Parliament Mr. Roebucks still
prosecuting inquiries into the conduct Of the
The manifesto from the Cza to his army interpreted
as q warlike demonstration.
From Berlin and Vienna have the most contradictory
rumors in regard prospects Of peace but il
ruv believed weeks eapse before the real ntsn-
lions Of the new Emperor can be known.
MARKETS.
Cotton--there considerable animation,
notwithstanding the decline previous quotations which
In some cases reached ID sales for the week 81 900
hates and the pinners literally supplying themselves
Brsadstufs firm, and prices had slightly advanced
Corn was quiet about previous rates MigRn quotes
Western Canal -four at s2s.
Provisions generally had undergone change Lard
very much depreased, and at much lower figures.
The London money market easier oonsols steady
atgs5k.
Large Fire IN HreHtham, Massachusetts.
Bo.roE March zs.--The straw goods mandatory Of
Messrr Follett Rand, Wrentham Massachusetts,,
DESTROYED by fire last night Loss, $50 0oofuly covered
BIZ insurance.
Serious Railroad Accident.
PalLAprLpHlA March so.Ths express train which isfs
pburg on Wednesday evening against rock which
had fallen upon the track East Altoona The engine
tender baggage car and passenger thrown Oh
the track engine hundred and fifty ysrds and
over,urned making total wreck The fireman.
and brakeman seriously injured and twelve passen
vers were slightly scsded The train delayed four
baury in consequence The accdent caused BY the
elect Of the untahman-
Arrspai 81 sAs Seaaaer Philadelphia.
Nrw Yonx March s0--The steamer Philadelphia, from
Havana arr ed here night with dates Of the Esd which
have been anticipated BY the Crescent City.
Marhsfs
Nrw YoHK March s0.-cofton Is downward and dull.
Flour Il upv ard and rmgood ohin 80 az 80 a south
erp i bettsrsales at 81 $40. Wheat Is unchanged
with limited business presious Corn upward and
prices sfie hgbersaes Of western MIXED At ~ W
cents Pork Is tribe hisherasies Of old Al slS 70 a
sl4 STJS Beef ii upward and firm. Lard upward and
firm former rates whisksyssles Of Ohio At 80 cents
BaITInosf March S0Flour Is hrm-ssles Howard street
At ~ rs So 81. wbeasaes q white good - prime al
s. Is 81 90 Corn is seitersalss Of white al = VI
rsutss cents.
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NOTICE hesrhy ssea "a
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sl~d~ 20 sns "~a~et Ana aorcansies
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offered TOE crsuacasss. ssiy assigned a. t4 twsse8
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BY 81 s7 ssa sae r~s~rashie the snf
pecoh~ az -
81 sas.
seenAse sss 81 pcosmn~z. 4 eo@on oaes ne rcEaa
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allowance For rossA ewsssl 81 s~y iaseEs
q saaiuoa.
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fh4izaeiphta The parties dtreft
Bsa certificate VIII cas1ea ses sesens o. h netea
LANES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ef the Treasury.
Ma s--dslaaeIn lisa and ssasj
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nv .. G. MCGUIRE. Aaesssss~r.


SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ETFEgTs At
ii Monday Apra ID. al 40 ocleess
~ tbs 81 w hsf~sen
u ard sfrarsy VI Nnaar church, s,sb sell
al ~ hi. household effects,
parinf finished r,eb
Ylu~s Frsnch sofa. ess ~ tsss tsrs
pair Of re,.s sesYen CHAIR, and pae
cbx
Fine rosewood massle-tnp tables
~upss,or msh.rxny secretary bsoxcsss, ~hsfns
h.ra-aea. Fr~ncs- pss peer giaS~~~ srzeke' ssAles
me chairs, marble hsst sssndss ssuh lamp
kJeRa and lace curtains, cofrsrc~ &c
N.lset, Brussels, and hsre pis carpets rsr
Piass f,srs. ao stoos, Rnsndusrs
Han chspaxners sns gas hstrfrf
FssseN Chna Draau-rs
paintings. ~ aicbsfa nnn pSs ~ Aeus
views near "a ssh,ngonl
xii~e Gotta washst@bar
MsnassEs h~d~ss adA, wasa~sxnas
ew,~x,os harm art sul.sers sad pst0~s
F,ssH.k -epves.a lounge. eassps. CRIB
Wa hasr~ pssns chairs, Fsfssfs
rack. cssslplh stair farses
dr0xx~ss rugs
Nsseysny .assosfd asDsas ,sses
Fs~neh nd xsDe fnpAs cnff~fB
paAs~e cnsiors, casAAs dsehes
eeoss sne hxsus~~
me- seelsss Of ksiehsn Nse1sts
T-rn. Ths.tr cash
u a nspry for satisfactorily sasss~sds scsaS
las G MCGUIRE,
M.r&
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RI ytxTuE or DEED or TRUST DATED ,ssh DAY of
September lcs3, ~
the at Washington District vi Cotamba sna and bs
Of couny, rsns
cbsncery p~sssd 4
wherein Darius Casu c"mptnant and K~a and
6cfendan Khs rA~ the ts
dry March, 1855, ocock All hss II ground and
consisting AZ brick hcuse siusisa tho
Z.
Subdivision 4ue formerly BELONGING M Sarah
sprH;ts, 10 inches kah
running width N eet II inches snd WINCH
adjoining feet wsdtl
OF which belongs 10 the ssd premises.
sale az sale ccmrisd
the prrmises the 81 the nrss pnrchs~~r
IOHN b CLAGETT, Trustee
LAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Feb 23-eodAds Aaeuon~cr
The postponed ans Monday afternoon, April B.
1855, hour
CLAGETT, Tru~ee
JA6 C. Mcguire, Aucione~r.
Mar l5-euAas
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oF Az Ex-sExnER CoxsRns-Hon 7 M
p thai city on Wednesday evening last
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rLESDip CHINESE AND JAPANESE AND OTag4 soUsf
. noLp Ass KITCHEN FuKSfrpRE ar ACcTioS.-os
II H.. unlss sl4ses navy sAs So
s1anss 90 rsA..yvsna asa ADs ma
srenaaa sss~sess rsaEss SAsss, iuAia wIn ssaa
- 5ar@ss@s l.a.s s.s.ass .ss ~ st ss.s, al..s
~lm s~an, sss Japsnese wAsters
- ohsse-s ~sfs s-his sod @Aseyss tAaaia ~ash
q Fsssee tte-s asa sas1ss=aoaa ass sessa
- Ssansss pAistsxs ssg
~ 30 large panrA io~i taalea
Do 90 srcai@ esdsaeae, iniaas ~ish iSeg, a
D. A.sortmsns % Jsp4arss aeA chss~ss asnsasau
F4ss rosewood csal errlss and sas ,rear,
Pms Chinese bad sna eshes lamps sA xta@ chaass-
csina glass crocsr~Ars asoas ~hlch Ar, eas
Chinese drsrrs whitr Fnrnch china anhaI,
Pine sosae sfrxme FSsnca vIass mirror aaa sraeses
fiss nasseen ana tFocaseAe wlndo~ cUrasas and
Pine walnss Easic, e@saos, arm aud ssber chairs
Pre- ea.hnonea lounges and otomAe ~hstnesp and ~
flns -e comp sang gosase
sa's saa asm.ehasrs dressing bureau "asAr 400 ~ss
faae comprising b~Ass.sa.
sag ss1aa, rsyche Glass, and ~ssnsiand
fhs feather heas eeaainSl hair ana sn0ek mattresses
fne IRON narss CHAIR hronxs6 and ehsi, Cor
tapestry, arvepey. lHssan and stair eAspes ana
Passage eseioth mating
Tive jar nutnegs, preserved IN ihrs
osarser rask Madeira ~ine sixteen years wood, ls1
ysars in ihe East indies, fane
small led hnr CoHssancis
Refrigerator, mahogany sinins aad
tsosns and oihe stoves ana good assortment u kitchen
Ten. Under sac o.sh So credA Of 60 ds,-
ioJ isfsptoriiy snanssed, bearing
The ascsnps
farnIure enr.y ssEce
inde sss senslssn AZ Arsneris Gsorio~n spe w
and ibr pab ssnrrsi
March sg--eoasds Auctonssrs
public respectfully SATURDAY,
pseyloss 70 sale, and examine the furniture, GAS,
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u0CsE FuRNIsHIsG DIZZY GOODS. The suhrenbsrs
III Respectfully
extensive VI urssshns so"ds, such
IgA, if-4, and Ia Hbeu
Ia liza, sad ~ shirtinxs
ia, a. 10 Marssies quilts, corded dim
spreads
50 and 10 dsunsk table linens
Satin damssk table cloths, nil
Superior ADe psllcw=cnse linens
Very superior bed and crib blankets
Satin damnsk table napkias
Frenrh and English chintzcs
Lace
Hnckahack. damask aad diaper towsilngx.
Az @ei~ced the
BE- had
HOoE, BROTHER, = co,
NJ R.We Ass W Irish
importation, pc~s Ut
goods which fax
and cheapest goods 10 the market
March 77--3tswswn HooR, BRO, co.