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.OEUvRES DE POTHIER; avec Ie Code Civil
" ct la Legislation Actuelle, 10 vols, Paris
Oeuvres de Domat; 4 vols Paris
Marcade; Explication, theOrique ct psatiqus, du
Code Napoleon, vols, Paris
Dalloz jurisprudence Generate, vol, Paris
urat-Lasae; Code Manuel de l'autonte civile
en- &c qui concerne les Departments dc Ia Gueue et
de la Marine, I vol, Paris
Case ct nets Manuel des JUICES de Commerce
l vol, Paris
Dictionnaire de l'Economie Poiiuqup, par CoQus-
lin ct Guill8umin, 9 vols, Paris
Ricardo Oeuvres ca mpletes, vol, Paris
Imported with many other worbs, English and
French, on Diplomacy and Consular Law, by
mar 2S-3t FRANCK TAYLOR
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Second Compt'r's Office, March 20, 1855:
SiR The second section Of tho "Joint reso-
luton for the relief of pursers, DC ;" approved
March ., 1o49, provides that every disburse.
ment OF public moneys, or disposal of public
stores, made by order Of any commanding Off
Ger of the navy, which shall be objected to by
the accounting officers of the Treasury in the
settlement Of the accounts of any di.bursing
oficer, shall nevertheless be allowed to such
disbursing officer; and the commanding off.
Ger by whose order such disbursement OF dis.
posal was made shall be held accountable for
the same"
This enactment docs not authorize an ad-
vance of public money by the purser, to the
commanding oficer, or to any other person on
his order. The disbursement presuppos an
Indebtedness, and whether the objects for
which the Indebtedness accrued were sane.
toned or not by law or regulation, the purser
would be entitled to a credit for payment
therefor, when made by order of the DOM.
handing officer. But the disbursement must
be for some service rendered, or article fur
nished. For instance, if a clerk not allowed
by law be employed, or if an excess of the
regulation complement of cabin furniture, or
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PfSn tte sttlSp.l lR,eiltsRttrt
Pliiibuster Bond, a

A friend In Georgia encIosts 10 US IEe COPY Of 4
Cuban bcpd,,hxhich We sabloiR. lna private
letlet 6e;siitet sas /
s6t made the copy from A flllbiislstipg lonli
bott6wed ltot hapflrppse BY friend, and Which
oh told can "a. ndtchsssd ID any qpaRlityt This,
which q fot $500, was said 70 have been pun
chased iot Il 900, The otlsiaal Is printed blank
and oiled up with willing, II will no doubt ac'
count tot some, II mol many, VI tile ilibusleEnE
p4tsgttphs which,we fadin the paPets,3-., ts,si
We have nothing to say II Cubaus choose 10 risk
lheit money in such investments, but we protest
Sgsiast out ovaP people entering i6tSF tie unlas.
nj speculation, al any discount, and then spdsay'
otiug 10 sstths nation into q war 70 make tLeir
bonds good. 80 y. -..se
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uB'The Split ORIG, published in Odeans Co,
N. ", has curious story about cerlaln quon.
dam Mrs, Love, who procured divorce from her
misunderstanding him and her ehillten--and Ia.
King The name Of Miss Mary Robinson, thanks to
the easy legislation Of Western Slate, THE spt.
Il ot'16' thinks thata spirit Of 1855, had 10 DO
with The matter; ps The lady wroIe TO noted
scribe and sPcaketOt The ghost.seelns fraternity
asking his cOunsel-spItlt wise, on HE proposed
separation from her husband. II The ghosts ATE
followed, we fear divorces may become mote com.
mon than they should be.--R YTrttiat.
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ClsctySlrt Rlors.-- The Investigation Of lie
cotouet into lie causes Of The late tiOs in Cincln.
natl, utet extending through petio'l Of II days,
tesdIted on Thursday IN The jury returning vet.
dict 10 The effect that
One potion Of Tie citizens, labottng under feel.
ines Of luminosity against another pUrllOn, com.
Intneed series Of abuses aud wrongs which pro.
duced fetalialions and violence OF q fearful cher.
aeter, and Inisapptehenslons OH all Sides until lie
people, in1stHed BY representations Of misguided
men, commenced aiming themselves against each
other, aud making yarlOus attacks 10 different 10
catilits.
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Tue LAsr OF Soxr4o.-Accounts ftom liam.
burg Of HE Sd Instant mention the arrival Of tnv
Danish brig Juno, Capt BOhn, from Lasuua, with
lle remains Of the Countess Rossi, better known
by her maiden name Of Henrietta sontug, who, Il
will 10 remembered, died Of cholera while making
professional tour IN Mexico, Tho corpse
which is preserved in three collins, one within The
olhet--was forwarded BY railtoad, 10 Berlin Tie
inst instance, where tho widowet was accredited
formerly as Eayoy of lie King Of Sardinia.
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liio1RAG& GREELEY,


A CUR:oUs CAsE.-The London Times Of The
18Th ult has The following reference 10 curious
case III which lady Of high social position and
gteal wealth IL London, had been ried for theft
The jury by whom The case was tried were unable
10 pgtee on verdict;
We were prevented last night, by press Of mat.
ter, ltoni Offering any comment upon the case 81
Alts. Ramsboihain. The report oftle proceedings
appeared IN our impression Of yesterday. Upon
the facts Of the case II would Oe needless ol us TO
offer pny CONNIE nj, so painful n0tOTiety have
iiey'oLlaned. Sunieeitto say, that IL appc,ts 10
have been ptoYsd beyond all doubt that this lady
did actually absttatt from Mo shop Of ttawt
named Aloule, In Baker street, certain small aili
cleS--a pair OF sleeves anil four pocket hanlSer.
Chiefs The only question was, was size al lie
time Of lie commission Of The oct In her tight
mlndi She had stolen, OF rather was supposed 10
have stolen, the sleeves, and Wien she presented
herself ogaln, m asuEes were taken 10 have bvT
carefully watched. or course, when the question
OF motive came 10 10 considered, the case abSo.
lulely broke down. Motive ere could hu none
ia Mis-. RamsbOiham's case. She might, had she
so pleased, have had all the sleeves aud andket.
chiefs IN Mr.. Moue's shop, and ller husband
would have paid the bill without much nurmur,
Tie fact is, that In commenting upon this case We
find ourselves in certain difficulty. The lnedi.
cal reasons alleged by MI. talalltine Ia Ills De.
fence Of The prisoner, were in alI probability
founded upon truth, but they are net OF charac.
let 10 beat much discussion. She had arrived al
time OF lie wien The whole nervous system u
woman Is alteted, and when that change Is nor.
lid one, they are scHtcely II Of all, responsible for
their actions. There ATE among them PERSONS who
"duIing that change, ate IN constant nervous ex.
citemenl--undtT continual Authorizations
Ing from morbid affection OF the btaia, supetln.
daced by tile change alluded to.p Such was Mr..
i,aanine's defence, pnd II appears 10 b founded
on reasonable grounds
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so"S q = = fAft ~ " "s'
t'1 Fa conetts,, 10th Dt.triet. :. 80.
RILLiAM u. PRN DLIsIoNt o. tsroy.e
ri b . III ,rIYa5 15I,,,s II NJ. : y
d a 49, II i,s ! eh.notets.
p'g I'VE ~ ~ v s.i, ~ XIV Il Sbiob
w sPssSu :, WV ~ IN IN n,6sn.., ~ n. ,smo.
w 's.... g t,s,,.s s,s,ss ofscets tb,t
w sAu' - ss s.,,,s,, IL ,Ss 6llhtlst iSH.
e,s Vs'% Ss' wv S,e,1 SnnSs syh,5lsa
ss s,,i a@S, a,,..ss Yf,dm tnsasS made nv
., n., '.,s . ,sy ,,ts . pt,, @ ~
p' W. w IVY .'' ~. 4, ,.., m,
ml Ss sS iss s lie Commission q governor Of
IBIS ietn6ty, IS MS reported, and had SctepediI,
1woald have taken Oh NY hat eng lIoFefsa lle
aPpoIaeP!l ny VIZ ss NJ W1u Y. My w yvS
b. IA me- yf6St gI SSttSri nd t6uCIi fot.-
But fOf AnA6 10 come lete and infringe upon lny.
individual lights anl PiiYissss, slS Rgn nose p
y gtssnsa6W s S1s s sI he leaves, Am Al.
Ter bi6gSSsSt fSfii siy 10 The praise 81 lie gal.
liant gS2teIesR tsFstel 70; Il t!jsE4 was going 70
Hs gentleman eaea gpon " v Ivy t ~ Go3
liNtAn SEMINAR. feel nlUf6 C0lltia
'ltaee sEi Soidlalily towSIJs, than 10 hla. Iwlsh
this NEED Of Rtalss could De awarded 70 eysEy'ollt'
ett 10 VIZ soSetneg, ~! y csGao. s asSs
s,s III s sSsf 1t fsSs lie s estt soe even wish
TO eattyths holy sanctuary 10 one hand and a Jug
Of whisky IN tle oihet1 and follow -, slia
nave sam. !salI , Ts SI y ''u w 'V' gov
''I 49, ses1sss ~ Raa.,s ,,,ivsd 4, po,,on.
~ NaaS.s IsGI,ls, r. m. snne m ! vi,, 10 ri.
wn3t,yS All Sss s,ss,sl Win ye,y eotJIal tscep.
,'as k. Ss iSs ,siSs,.nG tts MN Tbe goy.
etok 94btesed ne sentiments pretty freely on The
extraordinary condition Of affats in The new teri.
to1y athbutlnk all the troubles there 10 The tout.
tsgeo1s conduct Of the peOpIs Of The Notllem
couoti4s Of slissouti,i The Governor says Kan.
s,si nav. 10 otl lntents and nutbjses, Is o cUn.
oaeted eo,tutty,,--and he calls uloa The North,
therefore. 10 ytndicate It's honor and maintain its
violated tirbts in the premises.
The remains Of Martin Van ijurep, it,, arrived
IN Nav Y6tE. On f'Lunisy IN The 81. Louis, fton
Have. and wete taken BY his relatives and fenls
10 Kinlethook, for burial, lle died al Paris on The
,flbnlt. Al Tie are Of 40. and was The third son
ofths ~. resident. : =
oSs6f tl's Nav yo,k Steamboat eonoopies /,
thinking Of getting m, a Grand excursion 10 The
Btaek Sea, 10 sstt, saw about The isl Of july and
r4tntn homo m Inc Ist Of November. pucs Of
49,. s.no .."L p.'s.nsa,. ,o,t, L... AZ ~,
NuAe's sVVV ssSns Iesss"ss's w" WIZ "a'o =" w
poflnlly 10 see low lhlnss are gong on al Se0as'
tsinty, II enough VI subscribers can 10 secured 10
10 iLns....asl.
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ssr4spiso strost 4ar cuvscu Dooas.-A meet.
Ing ofyouns ladies was held in New York, Thus.
dsu and tssoluIIOns adopted, calling on Mayor
Wood 10 prevent young men from standing atthe
d0ais and sIati6e at them as They come oul sflet
services. f9a
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EMPRESTlTO PATRL0TlCO.
No. 142 R[ E!EsEISS \ t31.SS S'6bbA % 900

tisgdta al porLdaof tStt nil Pt,o,, con que h con
titbiIas pdta "a eausa De ID iHdtptHdt gtlaia1
ID eitatO aaa4t dtt4t illd Jteha -
The Republic Of Cuba promises. 10 pay The bear
et thee thoassIld dollars, contributed 10 tht
cause Of independence, with six per cent annua
interest from date. ..,..i.,i
D, pE GoRcoyetA, les.
Gistts tkrGScouRr, Pies.
F. ELIAS tiERS4SbEz. Y, SEQ. ',5 So,
PoaFtREo YAtiESrs, Sec.
- Figure Of an Esse,l
RaSaoa, Wright, Hateli & Rasonc New Orleans,
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rrThe propagation BY cOntogiOn Of typhoid fe.
vet Is tls subject Of an article In The Boston Med.
ical and Surgical Journal. In ptoofof this, DR.,
Cornish gives an account of whole family in
Falmouth, Mass, consisting Of man end hi.
wife, Two SONS, daughter, and grand child, dy.
Ing from the disease, one after snothet while 9th.
ers, WHO wete also exposed, such as tho nurses,
watchers, &C., escaped UNNAMED.
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GoM CovarlSo,-tly the following, ffom The
Columbus state Journal, I, will be seen The news.
papets are plying into the bachelor Goyetpot Of
ohio's private afratH;
The S;a,esmsnsaysih that Gov, stelill Is absent
from Tie State on important business Of personal
nature. We'll, well, we do hope sht will come 10
terms Ibis lime, SHE has led The old fellow chose
around Robla Hoods barn, until size has set exc.
fy,hAit In his wig about ctlsN When size gets
him tied 10 het apron sitting, we hone he will
come home, settle down, aud 6eheye himself, for
hehls been tanaip' long, long time, Why don't
he come home and call that extra session, accord
itif 10 promised
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STATE nnnoTrloN,

Ma. gptros ,4Pleate ANNOUNCE L ", NiToIiRlItsss
suitable candidate .osnprsht HE county Of Ohio N
the next ltoase otDeleatts of yirEhia lieNistysll
known 10 OUT citizens and ,Sl b. aA saflell' {fPte-
sentative. apis ollioeouSTY'
Mn, BpiTos,-pkase aD6ostsS Dr. lNo, q. CAMP
BILL, as suitable petoa represent Ohio county In
lie next House Of delegates. Aelaih every way toape-
tent to The duties Of tile Office bore 10 will consent
to MrSe, BypnAnllns his name toa will obllge
.ap5 .,.s...,..,.,,,..s.,,.,AA MANY, .yoTBRs...
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s. 81 RlsD JUsricE. Tuesday lsst,swhils the
mail tain on The Providence and Worcester Rail.
road was going al The taje Of IS miles an hour, a
psssenSel in one Of the cans was tried by justice
a6a fined IS tot tefdstug 10 surrender his tlcketto
the conductor.
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oJ'An unsuccessful attempt was made by HE
engineer MI Roebling, architect Of the Railroad
Suspension Bridge, below Nisssta Fails, 10 mea.
sure the depthot The water under the platform Of
The cattiss6. The bridge isaboat 920 feel above
tie stteSa. A planhet, weighing 40 pounds, was
cast suspended 10 d wife, but II broke Off The
engineer thinks that, with other tfial;, no will
succeed. ~ XIV Ess
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TaE Asrt.SLAyERy CosygStOS.- This body has
been In session at Greenwood Hall fot the last
three days, and adjourned last evening. Thegreat
lights Of the party, such es Garrison, Wendell
Phillips, Pted., Douglass, Lucy SOne, Alr, and Mrs
Foster, were not In attendance, The chief pe,soils
VI merit who took rait &ete MI 1uln, OF Indiana,
Alt, Blown, lcolotel,j and Tie Rev, Miss Anloin.
ellie Brown. We have given day Gy day, faItre.
poit Of The proceedings. We doubt exceedingly
whether The Ahti,SlaYeiy cause has bteu aided by
what has been done OF said. Tie continued al.
lacks Of infdel speakers upon The authenticity or
tile Scriptures and The Divinity Of Christ Tile pro.
ciiyity they have for running into exlttInes, and
advancing absurd anil impractcable MEASURES fol
attaining great ends, shock not only lie Christian,
sentiment Of The people, but render ludictous lie
whole affair. The good Is oSelboine by tile bad,
The wheat by The chnfr, sense by folly and the
whole thing isNale to beat tile character OF Con
yention Of malignant misahthIopisis, rather than
one composed OF Christian men mud women, as.
sembled Tot The purpose Of doing good 10 theft fel.
low mottals. twill BE- seen, that upon the sub.
ject Of Know, Nolhingtsm, the Convention took
precisely Tie same view as tile one taken byilhe
Enquirer Of this city and the Pierce Sog Nicht OF.
gahs and orators In all pats Of the county, Du.
thug the thlee days Tue meetings have been very
poorly altenledI during lie day. The evening
s:ts ems haze had q much larger allendsnce,-Cih,
Gatttts, ~. bs1,ts8 ,giEga3,af
n iIk3 t-@%%-+-+-<.-Sek-s-s WI
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astalsor MOpr or svlclpE,--gli llaaletOn, keen.
sstSf abqblis house In New York committed So.
-ielde, Wednesdayi BY diving an aw into his head
with ahamtast,H8 P3tis 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-03

A RRLloloUs IaFosrER,-C A, Bowen, alias
Charles Sage, claiming tObe Baptist missionary,
has been ottesed In Indianapolis, whittier he went
last fall, II appears that he is a resident Of Liy'
ingslon county, New York, Where liz sanls ln'
dicted fot perjury, aud was put under bondsin the
sum Of $4,000 fot Ills appearance at Court. lie
LEFT his srcurtty, howcyet and Aed to tie West
Auiyed al Cumberland, he went to work ns a mis-
sOoary Of The baptist denomination, The better TO
conceal his guilt, and TO impose the mole readily
upon the good people in that vicinity. Ills first
obtec, was 10 endeayot 10 build all academy by sub.
scdplion-and succeeded in raising $1,000. lie
then LEFT tot Indianapolis. In tile meantime he
became acquainted with young lady residing near
West Union Chapel, and on Saturday, lie nth
inst, len the city to gel NAMED, and teintnel
again early Monday motnins Est, An officer ftOm
New York being on The look out for his bird, at.
rested, and took him on 10 New York, leaving his
young wife behind to weep over his fate, aud ler
sad and sotto@Ful misplaced love.
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Plant one More Acre.

The following good advice tofataets oftbsslate
Of New York we take fi6m The N. Y, ,riisUSE Of
The 18Th Inst, II will apply With equal force 10
lie laym,Is Of Virginia, OHIO, aud all the states;
Have The iatmets Of this State ever thought
what The result would be u they should plant one
year on extra ucte OF landl whit appear i'm.
'nt6BaUle when we say this would give Gs tliepto
due. VI one hundted aid seventy thousand actes
III addition 10 The usual crop AS on ilslpllcei let
uSsuppose that each iatnlet should plant Ills cd.
litonAl hcte III Indian COM and ttat u averaged
only lhtuy bushels to the acte, THE pt6dlct
would lie Eve millions one hllndtel thousand
bushels, Now, independent Of tLeiT own selfish
inducements 10 raise q ctop Of gtsill 10 sell, we
contend II Is lie duty Of eye;y farmer IN America u
plant, this very splDg one more acre. II II COLI
hot 10 planted III Splins wheat, OATS OF tnaiys,
then plant IT In buCkxheal Ot tutabasa. But be
II what II may, either one thing OF tie otltJ we
urge you " increase The number OF your planted
acres. We urge you lot your own sake, for the
sake Of humanity 10 iNcteass the products OF
cath this yeat Rndeayor 10 add 10 lls supply Of
whatsoever viii sustain the life OF man OF beast
duling the exgencies Of next winter Consider
youtssIt appointed by Providence special CON.
Hiee 10 provide against a falnIne, sIlcll as last
season afflicted this fetIlle county,
Let lie present situation Of Affairs 10 well
thought or III consequence Of lbe demand for
ab0tefs upon public works lot seYetal yeats past.
they have lseil drawn OF from agriculture. Sud.
denly, with reduced supply VI gEaln, comes
foreign demand, AMI such oil incieuse In the value
Of beef cattle that inmence quantities u corn have
been used Ia feeling beeyes lot The market. Then
Tie Unprecedented dfoutll VI last summer cut oil
Ih.. nj hNtani that The tIntIanI
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NEW ADVDRTIsDMENTs!-
lDissolLution OF 90. Paftnership,

o,IlE nirbeYshiS heretoole existing 6SSSes The I'M
derslsnSI Is ills day dissolved By Inlpal eoll,sH
Wheeling. MAY /, 1875. ft8so .s@SI1sstA
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Tack Bessr-oas huaated and aly y.Eds Of.
,hetSiltota tack between Augusta, Gae and Co.
,;iQhSiSI s. q, was burnt Gyfotea 6tes on the
ii3Oth uit!5i rs . SaaF44t toA thaf
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MiSstEa KlLltb,--Resswsnen Kils6te, tStS.
etlyot Nesbelry DisIt0ii 81 o,e was killed in
Sumter county Gap on The 2lst, BY The aeclds1.
ial'dsthptge of his gun while deer hunting,
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tSs,41Ee loss by,y6s butnips Of the South
caIoilnt Rsiltoad DspoElp o9lambis, Sol Is
$4,000 about half as much ., ata estimated,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-21
ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Ftre-Firsmen's Visit-Aeeident-Fis
ALEXANDRIA, April 81, 1855.
Last night, about ten O'Clock, a new frame
building, at the corner of Prince and Henry
streets, and owned by Mr.. Edward s. Plum
mer, was discovered to be on Ere. The alarm
quickly spread but before the companies
could arrive the building was wrapped in
names. Owing to the high wind, the adjoin-
ing frame house, also new, owned by Mr..
Chas Grimes, was also soon enveloped in the
flames. The distance from the water plug
district rendered it almost impossible for the
fremen to get water, so that Notwithstanding
their great exertions, the buildings were en-
tirely consumed. They, however, were sue
cessful in saving the adjoining frame, owned
and occupied by Mr.. Bradt, which Was in i'm
minent danger The two houses were worth
about 81 900 each, and were insured in the
Potomac Company. The FIRE is supposed to
have been caused By an incendiary Too
much praise cannot be bestowed on our fire.
men for combining the fire to the spot in which
1t originated, especially whom it is known
that it was in district where the houses are
built Of the most combu stible materials, and
there was bat half supply Of water.
The Franklin Company Of your city came
down, but too late to be Of any service They
were received and entertained by the Sun
Last night, O negro man, named James Cur.
It's, was drowned by the upsstting of skif,
opposite Fishtown.
Fish are coming up quite plentifully, and
are selling at $40 per hundred for chad, and
80 so per thousand for herring. AM.
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By j. @. MCGUIRE. 4uctionesr.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IL hold Effects at Auction On T u 9 d A
morning. April a. at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, at the
residence of e. LallOuette, Esq On the south side
of Pa avenue, between 18th and Goth stf., all his
Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, comprising
Handsome mahogany carved French Sofa
Carved do Parior Chairs, Rockers
Marble top Centre Table, Whatnot
Pair of handsome mahogany Gard Tables
Bronze Chandeliers and drop light for gas
Excellent parlor and chamber Carpets
Large quantity Of superior Oilcloth
Bronze Hattree, Ha Lamp
Excellent mahogany Wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus, Toilet Sets
Cottage Bedsteads, Wasbstands
Superior hair and husk Mattresses
Rose Blankets
Maple cane seat Chairs, Rockers a.
Excellent damask Curtains, Shades and fixtures
Boosters and Pillows
Comforts, Spreads, sc. ..r.
Terms of sale: SOS and under cash over that sum
q credit Of sixty aRd ninety days. for approved CT
dorsed notes beaTing intercst o., 80 49,
= The above Furniture is neatly new and cxcalc'i
quality las. G.. MCGUIRE,
apr I'D AucuonesE'
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Auction sales

BY j. G. msGUIRE. Auctfoseer.
MOOD AND WE'LL KEPT FURNITURE At
III Auction On MONDAY morning, April sd,
at 10 O'Clock. al the residence OF Mrs NJ Bevans,
on the corner of 18th and p streets, shall sell a
good assortment OF Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs and Tables
DO Bookcase, gilt frame Mirror
Threepy and ingram Carpets, Oilcioth
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, W assistants
Bedsteads, hair aud husk Mattresses
Excellent Feather Beds
Boosters and Pillows
Sed and Table Linen, Toilet Sets
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, Casters
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
GirandOles, Mantcl Ornaments
Lot Of Books. amongst which are Downinf's Land
scape Gardening, Dickens Csite Manager, IL
Illustrated by Engravings
Spy Glass, SC.
Together with general assortment Of Household
and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over that sum
credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dprsed, bearing interest.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
apr 20-d AuctiOneer.