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On Saturday last, James w = Weed, con-
stable Of Fox township, this county, brougbi
10 this place, and lodged in Jail, Mchasl Kahn
and Anna Ysitaagt1sr--g -gsmans- enlarged
with the rnufderlof John Hsitangrubsr, hds.
band of the woman above named. The facis
Of The case. as near as we can leafu them,
are as follows: John veiiansruber resided
in Elk!and township, in this county, on a
small farm, with his wife they had always
lived inpeace together ill last Spring, when
Kann came 10 The house Of Veiianeruber to
live. VeiIangraber and Kann frequently had
quarrels. and on the 18th OF May lsst, Vel
tangruber suddenly disappeared, and it was
alleged by Kann aud veiiangruber's wife,
that he bad gone TO Canton, Bradford Coun-
y. A short time after his disappearance,
kann was seen TO have on Vei,angruber's
clothes and watch, which, together with 9TH
er circumstances, excited the suspicion of
the neighbors, that all was not right, and
Kann and veiiangrnber's were arrested, and
brough, before John Black, Justice Of the
Peace, in that townships, but nothing beirg
proved against them, they were discharged
One day last week, as Joseph McCarly
was crossing The field, q few rods from Vel.
tangfuber's house, he came to tree just in
the edge Of the swoods, which had been
blown over by the wind, and Immediately
under the roots of which, hat been hole
dug and filed partly up again. The tree
had been Gu, of, and efforts been made
Judging from appearances, 10 turn the stu mp
back 10 its natural place. The loose dirt was
taken from The hole, and several pieces Of
human flesh were found in the difi--a par,
of The foot and hand, and one ioe.nsiI aud
a portion OF the face and whiskers. The
body had evidently been buried there, with
the intention Of turning the stump back again,
and thus covering the grave entirely up, but
being unable 10 pty the stump back, The
body was dlsinterred, and concealed in an
other place. No piece was found large
enough to be identified as that Of the body
of Veitangruber, but il is evident that foul
means have been used on some one.
Since the disappearance of Venangruber,
Kann and Veilangruber's wife have been liv.
ing together in an unlawful manner.-Suli-
uan Democrat.
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II Directors should in no instance hire Q
teacher before he has certificate. His quail
i6caiions may, upon examination, prove very
poor, and not at all deserving the wages
agreed to be paid. II is important that di.
rectors grade the wages according 10 the pro.
ticiency OF teachers. This is done ia every
.other business. The expert receives good
wages. while he who is imperfect in bis ar,
must take less. The only way to- induce
teachers to qualify themselves is to pay good
wages to good teachers aud poor wages to
poor teachers.
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DIMENSIONS OF THE AMErcAN LAxEs.-The
latest measurement Of our fresh water seal
is as follows:
The greatest length Of Lake Superior i,
a35 miles; the greatest breadth is 100 miles
mean dspth, 900 feet; elevation, 627 feet
area, $4,000 square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Michigan is
800 miles; It's creates, breadth is ios miles
mean depth, 900 feet, elevation, $50 feet
area $4,000 square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Huron is 400
miles; its greatest breadth is 100 miles
mean depth, 800 feet; elevation, s74 feet
area, 10000 sqnare miles. 1925 49,
The creates, length Of Lake Ontario is 1s0
miles; its greatest breadth is 65 miles; i,s
mean depth, 500 feet; elevation, 262 feet;
area, 6,0eO square miles. 9s,m.
The total length Of all five lakes 10 1885
miles; covering an area altogether Of up
wards of 10000 square miles. .
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7 II edilom had no, 90 much abused The val
|pe Of . meriied omplimept BY lie discfimi.
naie use, we would ere this hays vrlitsn
somelhina ike Tie extract ne copy from the
Pittsfon GoSsfs. But there is no fsasonl why
a just tribute 10 The falr character of oul
neishbor should not be repeated by.ouI
friends when il comes spontaneous from an
almost stranger. We need not in this local.
ity for ourselves repeat what is prover5ial in
favor Of The fairness and liberality Of our
lowhsman. Il D<s Csr,ifT
As TO the pspe: mandatory, nearly ev.
cry editor in this region has been regularly
supplied from Catlawissa for years past, and
even city publishers received their paper
from that establishment. For nearly seven
years past We have been regularly furnisbed
with paper from this mill, so that we have
not missed single issue of our paper 10
that time. And in tha, time we have quite
as much 10 testify TO the fairness and liber-
aliiy of The proprie,ors as our contemporary
Of the Gosats, who says:g5, r;,'.,~
tPApER MAKrso.--lt affords US pleasure
10 note lbe improvement in the quality of
line paper, now m ade at the mill OF N1essrs.
VIM. McKslvy & Co., at Catiawissa, Colum-
bia Co, Pa. This mill has recently UNDER
gone the most thorough repairs, which has
run their stock Of paper rather low, but
We believe in no instance have their Gus.
iomers been obliged 10 go elsewhere. The
improvement in the newspaper of their late
manulacnre-of which this sheet is a spec
imen-is not inferior 10 the best of York
State manufacture .or newspaper purposes
There is also uniformity in the stock that
saves the pfessman much vexaiiou. For
ore, we can speak Of this firm as one of the
most upright with whom we have ever had
dealings. For the last five years we have
bought all Our news paper o. them, and
have yet the first resuariiy or deviation
from uprishtness or promptness on their part
10 discover The name of WIN. MGKELvY,
OF Bloomsburs, the principal partner, has
been familiario Us since we were soy, and
has often been spoken Of in our hearing as
a model OF integrity, and one which all men
might follow with safety. The ample for
time he ehas acquired has cot only proved a
blessing 10 himself, and the town of bis resi-
deuce, but 10 Columbia county. His capital
has given life and activity 10 his iFon busi-
its railroad enterprise, and 70 edu.
cation. That he may yet live long 10 dis.
pense bis well earned and ample fortune is
a sentiment that will meet quick response
in the hearts of all who know him either
personally or by reputation. We deem it
due to Mr.. McNIscH, the accountant for the
mill, to say that he has never given us the
slightest cause of complaint, either by mac.
curacies or irregularny." : ''''
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N1INal

In Espy,own, on the 2oth ius.., Mr. JoHx
years. g = n
10 BriarcIeek township, on the 10th inst,
Mr.; JONAS WRidHT, aged % yeats, / month
and 26 days. Gaset3t's 'saI-TITs
A! bis residence in ConJusham, Lus. eoss
on the lIth inst, Rev. .CHARLEs c. 2. SALr.-
NAM Evangelical Lutheran Preacher Of that
place, aged a years.. 2 months and 20 days. ! /.
In CAslawissa, on the ash inst.. SrAor s
MsAlsseEHeM, aged s2 years, months and a.
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Fifteen Days Later From California.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24-The steamship
Daniel Webster has arrived here, with dates
from San Francisco to the 18th inst.
Two hundred additional men had left San
Francisco TO join General Walker on the 18TH
mus. - j., li r.F. s.t
The Indians in Oregon continued their dep
relations. 7l t5i. 'as ra. aas +.
The latest intelligence from the mines
stated that the yield continued to be encoura.
The Daniel Webster left Pmta Arenas on
the 18th inst. Gen. Walker was still at Gren-
ada, and had quiet possession of the transit
route. -s.'- ua"te
On The 18th INST, Col, Wheeler formally
recognized Gen. Walkers Government
Walker was daily receiving accessiors 10 bis
forces. General Ceral was found guilty oi
treason and sholin pursuance Of his sentence.
Espenosa has been banished. '.
Col. Kinney remains at Greytown. Fifty
of his men had deserted him and joined Gen
Walker. - alt, ,
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Morris r Wilhs's Home Journal for 1906
The following literary attractions will induce
thousands, we have no doubt 10 add their
names (for the coming year, TO the already
extensive subscription list ofthis best Of week.
lies, viz: q new novel BY Mp. Willis se-
ries Of Outline Sketches, in prose and veIss,
BY General Morris, and novelette, By J. M.
Field, the pepular and well knowa 4Suaws''
Of The New Orleans Picayune. The terms
Of The Home journal are but two dollars a
yeas,, and the office of publication il ct lo-
Fulton Street, New York. ..s adi ,i.i :. .s.a
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|, William s. Campbell, Esq, late Of The
81. Charles Hotel, riItsburg, has leased the
s.. Lawrence Hotel. Chestnut below 10Th and
ilth, Philadelphia and will commence bu-
sness on the let proxiGo. Mr.. c.. was con.
sidered one Of the bes, caterers in the State,
for The Comfort of his guests, while in Pitts
burg, and will doubtless be able 10 sustain
that Iepaia.ioa in his new location. e@a.
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THE "JUc Law" IN CHESTER CouNTY.-A
the Court last week, in Chester county, sew
eral tavern keepers were brought up for sell
ing liquor contrary to law. We clip the fol-
lowing notice of the result of the persecu
tions from the Jsfrsonian
LIQUOR CAsEs.-James Ellis, charged with
selling liquor without license. Bill ignored
and county for costs.
Elijah Painter, indicted for selling liquor
10 minor. Bill ignored and county fol
costs.
Patrick Hughes, Phenixville. Verdict, no,
guilty.
Adam Hill, found guilty. A new trial ask.
ed for, TO be heard in December.
John Wilkinson, bill ignored and county
for costs. .... ...... ......... ...,..4.
Allen Lemon, bill ignored and county for
Sootcs % t
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&ARRRRNo

On the 22d inst, by Rev. w. J. Eyer, Mr..
WILLiAM SHuMAN, 10 Miss ESTHER YErrEn,
both Of Mainville. .,5..,.. ,5.-5 :,
On the same day, BY the same, Mr. Hxsar
WERTMAN, Of Monlour township, and Miss
Nancy CROWLEY, Of Cooper township.
10 Miffln twp, Col. Co., on the 18th inst !,
by Rev. |. BAIL, Mr.. CHARLES GRuvER, and
MIss SARAH HETrLER, both Of the former
place. 800. .,.. b.. ,s, l,..f..,.,,. 4.
0c The s0th uli., BY Rev. J. A, DsMoysr,
WIN. WALLACE TRnsCorr, of Janesville, Luz.
Co., and Miss SAMANTHA McMuRrRiE, Of
Rohrsburg, Col. Co. n tHa's! 49, q
Ih caliawissa, on the 10th inst, by. Rev. =.
Y. Rotbrock, Mr.. DANIEL H. UsoER, and Miss
SARAH J. KLINcaAN, both of the former place.
2. On The 22d inst, BY Rev- w. Goodsich, Mr..
A. J. Coon, and Miss EIIzAsETH DEIHL,
both Of Monsour county 7at''9 - ~ ~. ~
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:. Theory on the Astero,ds--Prof. Alexander
OF Priaceton, has recently prepared papsl
on the subiec. of the asteroids, which is in.
genious. His conclusion is, that between
Mars and Jupiter there once revolyed plau-
ct with au eqailorial diameter of 10000
miles and polar diameter Of only eight
miles, thus being shaped like wafer. Hav.
ing q great velocity on its axis, 1t burst as
some grinding stones do, and lie fragments
formed the asteroids. This theory of The
astersids is brought in to eupport that Of the
Plutonisis and nebuiar bypothesisis.
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Things in Washington Nov,
2s'-The Presidents message was compile
ted on Saturday, and will be submitted to The
Cabinet tomorrow. The present determine
lion of the President is not to send out copies
for the press in advance. This determins.
lion, however, may be changed.
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q We'have received the FIRST number Of
a neat looking paper from Pltsion, edi,sd by
Edward s. NiebeIl. 1t is ably conducted,
.andths sdiorslays down an ,excellen. Dem.
cocrssie platform upon which be inisnds 10
sleals himself Al Tag lgsass'lcss
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RE-ELEcrioN OF Mn. Rusk.--By an arrival
from Galveston, dates 10 the Esd inst. have
been received. The Hoo. Thomas ]. Rusk
has been unanimously reelected 10 the U. s.
Senate iorthe term Of six years 2 .salla =
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Fatal Quarrsl-0n Friday evening quar-
rel arose at beer house in Psektown, N. J..
in the course of which Thomas Clements
was fatally injured by stone thrown BY
Rober R. Quail, the keeper Of the house
Clements died next morning, and Quail was
committed 10 Jail.
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Votes Of Ntse York and Philadslphia.--The
Phiiadelphia papers have published COM
para:ive table Of votes given by New York
and Philadelphia OF the recent elections, in
order 90 prove that The latter city is comine
close on the heels of New York in point. oI
population, The following is the table pro-
duced ;ao assesq sa.H -itl s;asss ss.
PhiladeIphia--toial vote, 1855, b4,s24
New York-tcsal vote. 1859, $3.50
! New York ovet PhiladeipAis, 1859
u --flt- q r. --rf Il d. VI. '.ls --L a..l
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/ T Among the November elections is that
Of Q Cardinal, which was 10 lake place at
Rome, Nov. i5th. Lucieu Bonapane. cousin
Of The Emperor, is prominent candidate,
and il he succeeds, it will be a long step 10.
wards the Papal ,hrone, whenever Plus va
Gates it. $50 + NJ faas ,oaoi bed ,qaet4se s
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sEpUCATfUNHT.


As the lime 6f ,he County Superintendent
will now for some lime TO come be occu2 pied
in visiting the differsni schools Of the ecouuty,
those teachers who did no. rneel him at the
times and places sppointed ~ the several
districts, can now meet him athis office in
'Boomsburg on any Saturday afternoon for
examination; but no examinations can take
place at sny other time NOR can teachers de-
lend upon aieslib3i him iu'towH at any other
time. R. w. WEAVER,
County Superintendent.
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The SUNDAY Laval Huniinsjon, lately,
furnace company was fined By magistrate
for working oD Sunday, tho furnace being iIn
blast. The court, however, has over.ruled
the decision. 90 ttii't s'.4a g vif q ass r.
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A Duel F'ustr1ted-A duel was about hap
pening one day last week between two young
bucks in Pottsvills, when the police inierler-
ed, and put stop TO it II is said that one of
the parties paid the police for this friendly
Interference. ..
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The Paradise IF Insurares 06icss.-The to-
tai loss of property BY fire in the city of
New Haven, Conn, during the year ending
Sept. 18th 1855, amounts to only SIT 1866, on
which there was an insurance Of ST, 5000
Insurance risks ought to be low there.
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TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION,
County Superintsr
. Bloomsburc. Nav. o. 4855, ~ III

TIME Teacbersh,Association Of Columbia
4 county, will meet at Millville, on Satur-
day, the 9Th Of December next, at 10 o'clock
A. M. The attendance Of Teachers is ear.
nestly solicited and all friends OF Educa.
tioE are respectfully invited to attend.
r. w. WEAVER, President.
Ww. BURGESS, Seey.
ar All who attend the Association will
be entertained free OF expense. w. B.
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4. r The Grand Council Of the Know Moth
ing parry in South Carolina recommends ths
subofdinate lodges TO dsbapd and absolve
their msm5ers from Obligations, s,,- +
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MENTAL AnTHMETIc.--We hope loo see
this important branch of education thorough
lg pursued during This winters schools. All
children should commence The study, as soon
as they are able to read in The I'd and Sd
Readers. tsfi Ftts
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Minnesota kgislatue.-The St. Paul, (Min-
nesota,) Democrat says the following 10 the
complexion of the Territorial Legislature: 70
the Council, nine Democrats 10 five Repubii-
cans; in the House, twenty-five Demoera.s.
eleven Republicans, and two Know Moth
ings. 'te ...
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~ A number Of the Philadsipbia tavefn
and hotel Keepers have been arrested and
bound over TO answer for violating the sun
day liquor law.
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BasK o. ENGLAND Norrs Iii Is stated that
Bank of England post ppIes, payable sixty
tsys atlsr sisht have been sent to thiseoun-
try yslee lafgeamouat. Il Is supposed thes
are. .iplerded for The purchase OF breadstufis
br shipment 10 Great Britain, and.io pte-
vsntps iposlpaas the ssxporialion Of spscis
foq Londca los,ihsspurposss asm apd q
sss,,is r. fs-..t. n tssai p-f;fs rjzip
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NoRrHumBsRLASp BAsx. Al the election
by the stockholders of this Institution, on
last Monday, The following gentlemen were
elected pisee,esss viz;--Ssmuel T.. Brown,
Paul lMastsIIsr, William Cameron, Amos 4.
Kspp, William 1 Greenongh, Edward VIII
sor, Fleming w Pollock, Joha Walls, VIM.
H. WsppIes, Jesse c. Horton, George Sehnure
Charles r. PAXTON, John B. Packer. al.l 90
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II On last Saturday eleusn teachers were
examined. The ranks are filling up, bul
there is yet demand for more.
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E Major Hammond, fate Collector Of the
Customs at San Francisco, has been reported
a defaulter in Office. - .tt
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n Apples are so plenty on The Western
Reserve, Ohio, that they are sold on the trees
al len cents per bushel "a ssrg ..ss y
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n Next MONDAY Court will begin, and
we hope those who are indebted 10 us will
find II convenient TO pay up arrears. e'-
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The Earl Of Ellesmore, in Lecture which
he delivered Tie other evening on ske snb'
jeci cfthe Russian war, 10 The persons i, his
own Immediate neighborhood, made y ~
| markable stemenf--femarkabIe certainly.
when taken in connection with tho inflated
and belcoss spirit Of the article in the Timss,
announcing That the British Goverrmen, had
largely reinforced the Wen India squadrou,
in orde. to check the fil!i5usfsring expeditions
of the wo:st portions of American society,"
III you were 10 ask me- says his LoFiship,
(which was the most .wariks nation .is.-tks
,eorld, | should say the Uuiled Staisscs Amer.
ica. y They have many thousand inifes Of
frontier, and they have next 10 no army at
all; bat they have large popuiation5 scuus-
toned 10 the use Of arms, and ready to vol.
nnieer in any military expedition. When
the invasion Of Mexico was projected, which
was rather buccaneering sort OF an sxpsdi.
tion, the government advertised for men, and
/ a. army of %, 900 men were forthcoming in
! fortnight. This is what call q wafliks ma,
tion.'. Lord Elesmere has Father under than
overstatsd by the case, for We have hsafd or
read that in the city Of New York alonei
5000 volunteers were enrolled In single ds,;-
and at least twice that number wese rejected
the strongest proof of the correctness Of the
deduction at which he has arrived. To id.
dress, then, TO this inaammabIe people such
language as the Times uses in reference 10
10 the misunderstanding between the two
countries, can have no other object than TO
precipiiaie hoslilies, and produce the very
calamties which the writer's profess to dc.
plore. See, for instance. how desire for
peace can be insullingly conveyed: eve de-
sire above all things" says the first leader Ia
The Times Of Thursday, ga continuance Of
peace, but if it be the determination Of any
large portion Of the United Staies to force war
upon us, we shall know how to NEE, It and
repel il, without relaxing for an instant our
grippe on the throat Of the resling anc lo,tss-
ing giant of the North" s.of
This may appear striking, bu, in our judgi
men, it is very foolish writing, just that kind
Of bragadocio in which the fillibustefs them
selves indulge. There is no determination
on the part ofany "large portion" of the poo.
pie of the Union to pick quarrel With u.s.
quite the contrary. ALI the men Of properly
and position in the country, all the classss
which have the greatest influence on public
opinion, would deeply regret rupture with
England, and nothing short of nsiional din.
honor, or national insult, would induce them
10 discountenauce ii; but it must be clear to
every cool and reflective man tha. this def
an, style is the most effectual method Of neu.
,ralizing the moral Influence Of tho classes
io which We refer, and of strengthening, 10
the same proportion, all the loafers and fiIli.
busters who are anxious for mischisf--Lis.
erpool Times. .....
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RE-ELEcrED.--on Monday last the HON.
Benjamin Fitzpatrick, DEM, was reelected
u. s.ssenstcr from Alabama, for elk yssfs
itom the fourth Of March last al .ssspis
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: A Coon Lor OF THEN. .--Soms two hundred
audfifly liquor aeslefs have been arrested In
ahe county Of Lancaster, .fcf violating the IL
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GREAT BRITAIN.

: The excitement respecting war with the
United States had quite subsided, and the
leading journals, ashamed of the panic they
created, attempt to excuse il and let them
selves down gently by atlributing what ihev
call the hostile attitude Of the American Gov
eminent to an election ruse on the part Of the
President and his Cabinet, although il is no.
torious that the excitement was begun, fos-
tered and kept alive by the London Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-26

UC1ION KO1ICE.-D. s. HOUGH, AUCrlONEER -
IA Elegant furniture and house furnishing articles public
~ opposite depot Of The Hudson River Raj
road a. lu1a O'clock prec se'y The sale wl commence
Turkish veve ard in the soiled Also rug and
MATS very excellent wood octave planore with heavily
room hrocate elegant solid frame do in green gold
French brocaded saD wood ladies' reception
~ rosewood marble top tables solid rosewood etegers
with plate mirror nog large pier glasses do blue
nice slabs and brackets Several valuabs anap a n.
End marine pieces porceain pantngs elegant and
invalid spring chairs corner cupboar Is corner stands
Dining roosCne Il feet walnut extension table, one feet
DO anrg and ten tables mahogany sofas spring seat ca
silver services Baskets FORK, Ira and ah
ivory knives belts SAVERS dec .ners coored
pieces one d. pieces umblers gobleis wines
Bedrooms Elegant wood dressing bureaus do ma.
edantaue wood mahogany hedsteas cnred
and We, esn stair Msrsess counepaaes due amss;
wool blankets beautifully painted shades and lace
auctioneer, rs Beekman street ' 'A'
Aso valuable and durable household furniture to re sold
rsy street, near College place. At lO1S A.. ID.
sashp Offering rare opportunity Tor purchsssr consists
parity In psrlors of elegant and costly wood piano
large glasses ov % ad @
elegantly designed tables with tops etegere
French brocate rosewood boosheyes choice Oh paintings
lace curtains cornces orpolu clio k alsbaser aud white
Also, e!egani china corner ctegeres. &c &c.
In the dining and bedrooms-Exenson tables china
Re forks spoons savers &c glassware preserves
d. s rose ws"d aud made
panes blankets feather beds holsters aud pillows sheets and
hail eha anG and Ss
s. pets mahosany sofas and sofa beds mahogany chairs
logues now ready.