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IGSTHE CUP OF SALVATION Ia,
1914 tAe foESe Of Representatives. to Hon.
ordety Orgdni<s, and then do their business ac-
coralnS 10 the Constitution OF the United States
OF America. Gentiemsn will you adopt q: and
cause tue heart OF every true Patriot TO rejoice
ana &c glad, from the Atlantic to the Pacific
oceans IL you do, God will bless each OF voI,
Ias Y0iS 81 90 CONSTITUTIONAL UNION
fAkTf. We here roo to Cd Me triH do oV
ia our Poicer TO uphold the Constitution. aud 10
preserve NJ Union of the United States. There.
lore we adopt this Cup, Of Salvation, to Save
Our Country from TIE woes pending Over Ito m
ture welfare. Let Some Member rise and MOVE
that vote be taken on the adoption O! the afore
said EoY-and II One hundred and Seventeen
ADOPT IL, There will be a good working majority
10 90 business With, and they Can pass Such
Jaws as are within the perview of the Constitu.
uoI-and not one in hundred will object to IL
ANA Then To obtain a Speaker. Let all that choose
nominate 0nr OF the g u T. and vote for them
On The I'd Ballot drop ali but the highest Can
didatess On the ID drop the lowest and so on,
nll spear er is elected, then he will have a ma.
goritY or the Members Of the d Congress And
he Will be, THE PEOPLES Constitutional linton
Speaker, of the House Of Representatives. ana
our Country will be saved from the disgrace,
which would follow thsre DreaEiag do, without
Organizing 6f the HouSe, and the principles of
our Self GorsrHnlenT, will be perpetIated whilst
Time shall last, For none but the wicked in the
OLD ana new word, would rejoice and be glad IN
the dasoiuti0n Of our HOLY UNION, except
the fHhabitsnts OF the regions Of dark dispare
10 ere nope aspsr enters. Such are the honest
views of your friend in The T,utA
skEG.s ROBERTSON
Of N. Y, Editor OF the Truth,
ltf - And Author Of the C.. u p
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b. MOORE, APOTHECARY,

No. 1I3 Pa. drenxe, south sids, =
TAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
Il the citizens Of the First Ward and vi n
entity that 10 be able more convenient to his N24
business he has purchased the store and III
dwelling which be now occupies, 3 doors ~
west OF his former stand. His stock Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES are perfectly fresh and genu-
inc.
The PRESCRIPTION business will, as here
tofore, claim his particular attention
He has large supply Of hair tooth and nail
BRUSHES, at every price Also, PERFUME
KY and TOILET ARTICLES, PATEN r
MEDICINES, &c.
BY constant attention TO business he hopes to
merit liberal support ian Got
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District Of Columbia,
WAsHINGroN COUNTY ontI:

WAS BROUGHT BEFORE ME BY WILL
w liam Gates as an estray, trespassin on his
premises, e dry brindle Cow, OF a small Size ap-
pafently aged about four years, little white on
the tip Of her ia and piece cut out Of the hinder
part OF her left ear
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of
January, 1896.
THOMAS c DONN,JP
The owner OF the above described Cow, is re-
quested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her awav.
WILLIAM GATES,
Eleventh street, near Penna. avenue
ian I6-3ts
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DRESS AND CLOAK rrAKINa.

MISS A. l.. WILSON TAKES THIS
IvI method Of informing the citizens and stTan-
gers Of Washington, that she still continues the
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING in all the latest
and most fashionable varieties. Her long expert
ence I'm the business warrants her In assuring sat-
isfaction To these favoring her with their patron
age. Ladies wishing Cloaks and Dresses cut and
bssted can be accommodated on reasonable terms
Residence, 9Th street, between ID and 3, No as,
west side. ian l6-9tE
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YOUR PROSPERITY RE-
&SSA MEMBER THE roo R."-The
70 ths public that they will give a BAH for the
Snent 81 tne Posr Of this city, on MONDAY, the
o,n instant, and respectfully ask the pubic's aid
teneving the distresses Of those who are unable
advertisepent. ian Il,l2, is ". IaXeS
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IL AGENTS FOR TIE STAR.-The following
named persons are authorized TO contract for the
publication Of advertisements in The STAR:
PAi!adsIphia-V. b PALMER, northwest cor
neI OF Fifth and Chestnut streets.
Nst0 IOTk-S. NJ. PETTINGILL a Co., Nassau
street
BOSIOA--V. Il. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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eYf We learn that the Amoskeag Veterans
contemplate publishing record Of their ex.
cursion in pamphlet form, and have solicited
from the venerable q. W. p. Gusts copies of
his remarks at Mount Vernon and in this city
during their visit. .,s. -..
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THE SPECTATOR F0RIsss-

THE PUBLISHER OF THE SPFCTA
- mas The pleasure CT announcing that PkuI "A
HAYNE, Esq the disiinguis he'd poet of ChsTle--
Ton, ; u has become his Cores bonding Edito,
MT hayne Will give our readers the bsst Effort
OF hls mind and pen, and will devote his eneroies
10 tne establishment and ma.ataiaUce Of m.
lghest literary characts, for the paper He Will
reside al charleston, ard viii transmit mari al
mis- prodnet.9Hs In the shape OF Letters "a lF,llS
NJ HARVEY W Ill remain at his post at Wash
ington, and regulate the original and sslsc,ed
matter of The Spectator. with that biuh IsSsv,
Tor Illness, vaai;e, and morality which mas GOV
erntd him IN this respect heretofore.
"MUpEL BRATG, }" whose poetical illusions A..
oeeh 80 justly complime1ted by the peop'a 49,
the press, will continue 10 labor for us in . anu
neld. lie viii ALSO have charge Of m, ,f..t ii, ,
snd mus zeal department Of the pap, '~''i u d
Miss MARY J. WINDLR, the tr,ented s,,,hor
Oh he Waldenses, and oth.,r Tales ,, bss -,
engaged TO write a series o. Ske.rbes 90 ~
lngson Life" OF whicin four numbers have az
ready appeared. SIZE will also Confirm oa d.
sionaliy novelette,, or poem.
nh SPECTATOR Is no longer an erne,iroon,
IL mas PASSED intnits second volume. and bsS !,
ono cfesIsing list Of subscribers IN IL de-
siaoiS La. every citizen Of Washjnoton cit,.
, lsaSoniseit, that its influence may De know
S ia. aefe as well and as widely as il is abroad
=, Subscriptions will be received M TayloT =
Maniy $, shillington's, Adamson' s. and Rnckine-
hams Bookstores ~s
=, me ladies can subscribe at John r Ellts a
Music Store, or IT Madame Delarre's Fancy S,ore
pennsylvania avenue any swift
H. SUBSCRIPTIONS TWO DOIIapS
fA IL, Une Dollar for six months or FInv Csnt.
40. ihiee months, and must be paid a. adrsae,
jan I9-St A II. HARVEY, Publisher
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IL Advertisements should be handed in by
II O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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CHEAP EDITI0N
JoHSSnN,S x.IooN

No. 81 q stresf, near TAiTtesnfE sire,
LIE BEING WELL. EXPERIENCE an 4,
IL Cooking, will serve MEALS 10 -
gentlemen. ,.Tv
Dinner Parties, Game Suppers. and SNSy2
Soups served up daily. Also, stevad
Terapins. Terms moderate.
Several Rooms TO let. Can as above.
ian l5-IWa
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official position, and at no legation is more
liberal hospitality displayed in dinner parties
and other entertainments. His intimate
friends however, say that Mr.. Champion APP
pears most to advantage in his large studio,
where he has a fine store of paintings, engrav
ings, and rare etchings. His own paintings,
mostly sketches in oils or in water eOlors, show
an enthusiastic love of and aptitude for art,
without any ambition to establish a public
reputation. Robust and athletic, Mr.. Cramp-
ton is fond Of outdoor exercise and is as en-
thusiastic n disciple of Izak w alton as was his
lamented friend in the State Department"
Commodore Morris, u S. E.-We regret to
hear that this distinguished and so univer
sally esteemed gentleman, is just now quite
i'll of pneumonia, at his residence in this city.
The Current Operations Of the TrsasuryDe
partment On yesterday, 18th Of January,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stocks.... $51. 203 90
For the Treasury Department. 69,S67 81
For the Interior Department. 1898 35
F0rthe Customs. ...........,... 26, 18 OF
War Warrants received and en-
tered ........................ 22,si2 %
From Customs .................. "a 1872 80
From Lands. Observation-Disclosures. 8,56S 81
From miscellaneous sources...... 275 90
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sdyT AT the request of friend Of Mr.. Buch-
anan, we insert the following correction from
the Philadelphia Pennsytvanian b..
"doy. BIGLER AND JAMES BUCHANAN
are authorized by Gov. William Bigler To saw
that the Geographic despatch which was cent
over the Union, and published yesterday in
Philadelphia and other ci,ies, announcinS his
election To the United States Senate IA he q
triumph of Gen. Pierce, and defeat of lanes
buchanan in Pennsylvania fcT the Presidency,
Is unqualifediy false. Senator Bigler has
been, and isnow, the devoted and active friend
of Mr.. Buchanan, and will sustain him for the
Presidency, with all the energy and inte,,ect
of which he is master. His preference for Mr.
Buchapsn was knGwn t3 the democratic ne.p.
bers Of the Legislature, nine tenths Of whom
are Buchanan men, before he received the
eauens nomination.. The opponents OF the
peWeeral'c party map send bogus legraph
sseotts o7ar the lines, to all quarters, but the
s snect wili be destroyed by truth ovestaking
sne iaisehood. Pennsylvania is more than
Su Ii unanimously for Mr.. Buchanan, and the
the discovery '' '''' ~ " 80
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'lNnE ONLY PLACE IN THE CifS To
get the new publications, NY May Ann, Az,
gyle Sehotliseh, Crazy Maiden Soaoeisch, ano'
The Watehmanis at ELLlS'S
Music Store, $40 betweeR 9ih and 10Th SIS
tAn IA
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n XESTHE EXHIBITION OF THE Meth
S~-I-a odist Protestant Sabbath School that was
postponed on account OF the inelemency OF the
weather, will certainly take place I'm the M 4,
church or faU HsDAY EVENING, commenc-
ing at O'Clock.
N ii the weather should prove too disa.
Sleeahie II Will take place on FRIDAY, same
hour and place
Georgetown, Jan. 16-2tx
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ErrER, CAP, AND WRAPPING PA
- pers at ELLlS'S
dec n 3O6 Pa. avenue.
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M. HOFEA a. CO.

M. HOESA A. CO.,
REG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR friends
-, - and the Puhlic that they will re- open their
Wstsn Repairing and Jewely Store in the Star
bulalngs, as soon Us the slight damages done TO
me store by the recent fire. can I've repaired the
state o. tke weather mp TO this time having rem
csred IL impossible for carpenters TO work there
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N IINGToN,S S,.'. shi Al Mil

NEW y % n F0H SALE AT SBII..
4 LlNGTON'S Stationery ana Book SelIino
Establishment ~
Macauley's History OF EuOI,nd yoIr,,as -,
sseap edition Is Cents. All the various ed l.
lions FOR sale
American Almanac for IS56
"asulhgton lrving's Life OF George washingtoa
Zaidee, a very brilliant and r,s,t,.,,,. ..,....
isAn blackWoOd' Magazine
Ss"s ahetica, NO 5, containing the political
M, caucus al " ashlngton. Very amusing
N aens view Christmas Story, Holly Tree Inn
:, Nerchanls and others supplied with Blank
BOOKS and Stationery al the lowest prices
Every new Book published can be had Inme
diataiY afterwards al ''''''
SHILIINGToN,s
stationerY ana Bookselling Esiabltshm.nt y.
avenue corner AZ street Odeon BsiIdinG
jan l5-3t
'HE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
ruohsned tsparteIly, Oh the fret DAYS OF Ian
uaiy, april, July, ahd October. I'm numbers Of
n.aiy 'uiee hihdied pages each, at Five Dollars
contsnts Of No. CLXX, for ia vary. 1s5s.
Article /. Life, Services, and Works OF Henry
Wheaton
III. Bartol's Pictures CT Europe
III statistics Of Insanity In Massachusetts
Nv. sydney Smith
". The Romish Hierarchy
VI History Of the Jacobin Club
VII. Varon's Memoirs
VIII. The Pacific Railroad
TX. American Poetry
German Emigratiss 70 Americs
Xl. Critical Notices.
The North American Review has now attained
its 10th number, having been published without
lntermiss.on for more than forty years IL Is far
The Oldest Amer can Periodical devoted 20 general
literature and science, and it's reputation has beer.
steadily maintained, both In this country and IL
europe, as the leading journal OF the United
Staies within It's appso PIRATE department Supplied
ioi me publishers by FRANCk TAYLOR.
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60 METROPOLITAN MECHANICS,
49, INSTiTUTE.-The members are in
formed that the annual fee is already due and
must be paid TO insure their right. The next FIX
hibiion and the perpetuty of the Institute depend
on the prompt payment by members and Junior
members Of the fee to
II. JANNkY, Financial Sec,
jan lo-St 3iS Penn avenue
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advocated of late years, are to be tried. To
what uses is it proposed seriously by the " re-
formers who rule in the councils OF the new
Republican party, to put the power and inau-
ence of the Government of the United States
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF
49, The M Montgomery Guards will be given at
Inc washington Assembly Rooms, Louisiana av-
enge, on MONDAY EVENING, February 4th,
Inc Montgomery Guards are requested to meet
on THURSDAY EVENING the I7tb in.tant
at their Armory as business Of importance will be
transacted
by order OF Capt. KEY,
jan l6-2t THOS McENIRy Gao
TO THE MASONIC FRATERNI-
49, TY ON THURSDAY EVENING.
me lth instant, at Il O'Clock, an eulogy will be
delivered before Washington Eneampment Of
knights Templars, at their Asylum, corner of 9th
and ID streets, by the Grand Commander, BENZ
IS FRENCH, on the life and character Of the late
OLIVER WHIrTLEsEY.
The relatives OF the deceased and the Masonic
Fraternity are respectfully invited to be present
The Encampment will meet at O'Clock
jan 16-2t WILLIAM RHEES Rec
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL TuE.Twr

LKssEr AND MANAsER-..- BENRY G. IARsvr,
(Also Of the Baltimore Museum
SrAsE ANkeER-..............Mr JKFFEF.a,
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sPohueht Di the boston D0Ily Journal gives
the following interesting sketch Of the public
career and social position of this prominent
diplomatist
" John Fiennes Champion, the representa-
tive of Great Britain here, has been much
talked OF recently, and yet but few are ac-
qualnted with his social position or his iinlo.
natic history. He is the only child, believe.
vi Sir Phillip Champion, M. D., z. r. S., a
celebrated old surgeon who resides in Merton
square Dublin, and who was created a Baro-
net Ia 1889. Born in Dublin early in the pres.
en- century MIR. Champion received tboropcb
classical education, which was finished at the
English Universities. Entering the diplomatic
career, he was Attache to the British Minister
ut ~ petersburg, then Secretary Of Legation
at Brussels, ut Switzerland, and at Vienna
from which last post he came to WASHINGTON
in February, 1916. Richard PackenLam
Esq, was then Minister, but he went homo
the next year, leaving Mr.. Champion as Act
ing Charge d'Afairs In 1850 Sir Henry
Lytton 4. Bulwer was sent here as full Min
ister, and Mr.. Champion paid visit to Europe.
Qeaving Mr.. Pennell rs Secretary of Lega-
ton but returned the next year, and again
became AetiIg Charge when Sir Henry left.
Mr.. Champion afterwards received the an.
Pointment of full Minister which he las since
held-Lord Elgin having come here as Envoy
Extraordinary 10 conclude the Reciprocity
treaty with Mr. Marcy. Throughout his long
unp,o,na.lc residence here, hr Champion has
. eyer oeen on the most friendly relations with
the various members of this Government. nor
mas mere ever been any question raised be.
tween them, except the Enlistment Rim ,,
In this MT Champion but followed the ;nstruc.
hons o. his government, which promptly "a.
Tscted it's error. ana doubtisi it i to be made
', Persona Kastsr: At any rate, am conf.
DEM .hat the diplomats ?as social intercourse
members Of this Government. Is In DO wavs
obstructed Q; clouded. Mr.. Champion resides
at /" Caroline Pises," (the residence of the
late Col. Carter,} on Georgetown Heights. IL
is fine old mansion, embOwereS j., trses, and
commanding fine view of the capitol. he il
. bachelor, but his household is worthy Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

flOAI.-I AM NOW Sc LLIsG THE BEsT GU LiTY OF
~ ash stove ard egg sfze the Of order a.
usual q the low est po9sb price for cash namely
established yards King and Green wicA sree
coz ner Of Riyngon and Goerck Streets Weight wArrAnei
forfeit coal. NAT. CLINTON
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II b. LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER-HENaY H. LeEps
III. co VIII sell by auction, Saturday. APRIL s At lOH

1TEFRY b. HERTs. JR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
II sae Of first cas- groceries, &c, removed corner of
balance Of stock mnsod: HENRY B. HpeTs, Jr., viii se
ri auction on Friday April ut l0h o'clock at store No 5
Pine street. chsce lot OF and black green burned
and ground coffee; white and bro sces ri klos
esuocs anchovics sweet OIL fDs cheese
swps cheese SOAP SPERM wax and other candes starch
two Iron safes ogace desk, 40 Terms cash. Catalogues
sA.e.
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WILLIAM IRVING, ycrIoSEER.-HousEHoL

WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w furnture.-wiliem Irving Co. will sell auction on
Saturday, April at 10Y O'Clock, at the saesrooms No
Pine rosewood sofa and chairs 10 brocate and plush
mahogsny SOFAS ana cnss IN nsr con ROSEWOOD and ms
glasses tel ornaments, large mahogany lawyers
case, framed engavngs window CURTAINS desk iron bed
stesds mahogany and black walnut French and cottage beds
hair mattresses, BLANKETS dining aod kitchen furniture
Alao the balance of the furniture from the Delaney House.
consisting part Of Wilton and Brussels carpets ingram
and three ply carpets window curtains brocse
various sizes patterns enAmeed cottage suit too
dreerng bureaus maple and black walnut bureaus
revolving chairs chairs sets vii
curtains and corpices. &C. Aso invoice OF ewery dry
goods &C. Also. about % long md shor breed cAuAsA
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MslLIAM wIITeKs AUoTIONnEa. WILL tLI. ON
W bsurday, at I0}z O'Clock at 1m Cana street. ali tho
Esntse garor etam or end kohen furniture 9. f.uay
rocking ard chairs mssbc ard SIDE tables
arse frepsn plate pier al paintings And sngrayog
mshot any bo7kcs, marble sdob0srd with doors;
eessn veve. and arpes han oil clcshs marble
tsee bedstAAds hair apd other bedd,g
dining and kitchen furniture Sc Saturday 18th at i
Cars street. executors sale OF furniture gold aod silver
wslches ypes pins silver ware, wearing apparel. &c. by
Samuel 6. Epgie deceased.
"a FE.L, AuCTIONEER-COSrLY ITALIAN NAB
" bio mantels NJ auction. PEI.Is q 90. will soil
THURSDAY April TO- II III O'Clock Messrs
Boyle and Lauder hos and East Twso.eh street ths
vined senns, black and gold and italian marble
anea This stosk cOmprtsss larxe variety of modern
ar,c style. Terms, four months xl0O approved
ready for examination.
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M 5. ME1LoR, AUCnoNEER -RkcEIyER,s sALs

" s. MEILOR, AUCTIONEER -RRCEIyER,5 SAILS
of over SIS 900 Of fashionable ready made otnng
inss furnishing goods &c., ~ HoygHroN MeL Or.
Mpbdsy April a. l0h 0c ock at Jos Fu ton street. near
Is worthy the ci, and country trade the whole will posi-
lively be sold without reserve, and In suit the trade
only Coz In part -Spring and vic paeot sacks
fancy ak and satin evening vests vevet Cashmere heavy
skin fancy French and plain cessmere pants back. olive
brown and daha dress and ock coats business or
descspor clsts casneres and vesngs bought especially
Tor custom trade with an endass variety Of taors trim
mngs, silks lniuFs padding, serges curtains several
pounds Of sewing SIX; allo counters With drawers large
glass showcase b,u 70 feet long, with and shelves
cost 1900 rich chaDt eliers mt desk chairs
trunks racta &c cash de oost will be required ali
purchasers 70 the auconeer Sac order OF W.
L. PRUCH, heceaveP. = -
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ITO LRT-THE FIRST STORY AND BASEMENT OF
house % King street. consisting Of and ,a
ment OF sotr rooms the third door. Inquire on the
premkes,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTVON,

LBEBT Il. RI0OLAY. AUUTIoNEsa -psR sxPr0KY
8, yAaAIs New 4Grs ss and rss
wsdnssdsy Aprl At II o'clock at the Merchants Sxsnange
no los End 10 Easi thirty second stre Gus ios on lisa
81 five houres and lots Twenty eighth street near Hnsn
Three noasss and lot, Nos u "a aud - lafayette place
street. house and 10, corner Of Ihisa sad south Frat
South Fih street with house sad ssos saa O
@ Tse ss 81
street houses and os Nos 80 ss g h sca,e STREET
bs
s's
= (:
Auctionser. No sroad street
nos..sS ,,s psrs ALE gy s
& Pam No. VI" 's % h sssissy 4ss
u Ss velvet ssa ,n
one ssas4 so
on paintings chanbsr SUITS Kitchen and base nent furnsre
11'' SAVAGE Z P1RKs Acting AW,s for mor.s.sees.
A UCTIOk notice., BoGAKr, AUcTIoNs ER.
goq 5i auction 70 nj sss a. and and
% Barcay street e.trs furniture aiued in he above
:s az s s'es:::s
chairs Brussels three plv and fnratn carpes Enghsh Oh
OF
shsdes mahogany dressing and plain bureaus mahogany
esses paIAasses feather beds, bosers plows bedding
mahogany wsshsands crockery looking glasses ia
bss silver plated % Kitchen u
sae. A depost win be required from AL purchasers,
UCrIoN NoIICE-J. BOGARI, AUOrIONEDR BY
"A 8. BogartTfs day at 10 cnck at toe auction rooms
corner OF Frankfort and Wi liam Coastabe's sale Of
By H' Of an ToGs 2 f. ees
a NOTION NOTICE-THOS BELL, AUCTIONEER BY
"A BELL BUsH This day, st 10} O'Clock, in the sales
rooms IL crh William street, will ID lot OF coaators
r. ses bpSs a. Ss.E ssas
ry imported and the original packages seec ed
by judge superior breed and all 10 dne sopg 80
Also superior Spanish guitar splendid geld watch
and chain suitable for LADY, five pieces taoessy carps
isnoa so on ric iewsIry watcnes &C. By order OF the exa
cutor Of the late Chss Roberts
A SsIGNEk's SALE, POSTPONED 10 MONDAY, APRiL
"a T.. Store IN nt.lre ready made ohng tai ora TRIM
Consinments solicited Advances made all kinds OF mer
Dhandjse.
A COMBINATION OF MORTGAG> SALE, rall Day.
"A Friday i0 O'Clock, at rs Franklin street. ourtb hou
west Of Broad One wood piano. 81 brilliant tone ana
cloths oil paintings large oval pier rocking sud easJ
chairs mahogany and maple chairs SOFAS dining and To-
sapds match; cr,ckery. glass ware,
&C., one enamelied cottage suit costS ga
JAS. q. WATTS, Attorney for M,rgagee.
DY EDWARD sOHKNCR AUCcIONEEe.-G DwAkO
ID SCBEkCR will sell at auction on Friday, Alb inst, 10
away carriage made BY Wood Tounsop good running
order and capable OF containing six psrsons
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