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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
CURE FOR HYDROPHOBIA.

To the ESito, Of The n. Y. Tritrns
SIR: saw in your paper Of yesterday that Mr..
Beach was bitten by his dog, supposed to be rabid.
1t has been my fortune to hear of remedy for tho
bite of rabid deg. 1 have known of its being tried
in one case, and no inconvenience has been felt
friend of mine, of whom obtained the receipt knew
of twenty instances where it was successfully given
In ore case, he knew Of two men being bitten by tho
same dog, and after had become rabd and died,
the other procured the remedy, and has since lived
more than twenty years without any Inconvenience.
As do not know how to direct TO Mr.. Beach,
nclOse the receipt to you-knowing you take pleasure
in contributing to the relief of all sufferers, aud that
you have the opportunity of knowing his direction
Rrspsssf~iiy you're, " w WOOLsrON
No 80 North Sixth street. Phlsdelphis.
REcEIPT-First dose, | OF. Of elecampsne root,
boiled in pint milk until reduced to pint. Second
dose Ito be taken two days after the frs OF. Of ele
campane root in ] pint of milk, boiled "a the first.
Third dose, the the second Ito be taken tive
days after; in all, three doses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

SEDUCTION AsD ABANDONMENT or lNFANr.-Mr.
John Meredith of No. ii3 First avenue, yesterday
preferred complaint against Isaac 5. Douglass OF
Pschogue L. l., for having the previous evening
left male infant, apparently about two weeks old, on
the stOop front of his dwelling with the intention Of
abandoning the same The accused, on being taken
before Justice Dawson, stated that he lived at Patch
ogue, the residence of Miss Susan j. Prior, with
whom be had been intimate for several years past,
and lately as intimate if they were married. that
Mis- Prior finding herself enciente, came to this city
with view to hiding her situation from her parents
that about two weeks ago she gave birth to child,
slice which time he had been taking care of her and
the child that they had advertised for some one to
adopt it, and failing TO find any one to take it, at the
suggestion Of it, mother and her sister he had
left il Cd the stoOp Of Mr. Meredith as charged, but
that he did not know he violating any law by 80
doing. The accused wus held to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
MILITARY AID FOR MAYOR WOOD.

The Committee appointed at the meeting held at
National Hall on Thursday evening, met at the same
place last evening and offered the following preamble
and resolutions for the consideration of the meeting
gras We have and do believe that there exists
an and organization in midst 10 do the bid
ding the Albany Regency carrying out the object OF t'
neisriou. legislation: Therefore; b. II
pared to pport municipal authorities in their
opposition 10 the Black Republican Junta the Absny Regency
Reored That form military organization for the purpose
Of sustaining the Mayor and Commonsty of the city needu
in their legal action regard TO the laws affecting the city
ps,.ed the last session Of the Legislature Of this State
Received That we members Of Volunteer Target Companies
members Of Independent Military Companies and citizens of
the City New York do organize ourselves into military
tie s Be snSSa as the New ORR S-en .. and
sp Of The tinted states Army such orgsnsstion " Be
Division of District, comprising the whole City and County
Of Newly
Mir. Creighton, who officiated Major General on
the occasion of the late parade Of citizen volunteers,
expressed himself unfavorabe to hasty action ~ re-
CARDS the adoption of the resolution going for the mil
tary organization. A the representative of the Sec
ond Division Of Ctizex Volunteers, he should not like
10 be considered armed division. IL would be well
to abstain from organizing an armed opposition 10 the
Courts He could not speak for the members OF his d-
vision they might not approve OF any course which he
might be disposed 10 pursue himself, and it was no
use TO try To accomplish anything without being
backed by the members of their divisions. He
preferred to defer action IN the matter unti
can be had and their sentiments ascertained
He wanted to see how far they were ready to back
the officers and municipal authorities before he COM
mitted himself For one he would be very sorry to
see the day when the Judiciary should be inundated
by an armed organization-and it would be time
enough to organize as an armed body when the oppo-
sition had taken euch step.
Mr. Wilson opposed to any delay in action; he
was for organizing at at being prepared to re-
spobd to any call which might be made upon them by
the Mayor under whose orders they would then act.
Capt Turner followed with few remarks, urging
an immediate organization Of u military force, and
have rolls prepared for the of citizens, the rank
and tile of this community to enroll themselves as min
Ute men.
After some further discussion, Capt. Turner moved
the appointment of Committee of ten, five from each
Of the two late divisions Of Citizen Volunteers, TO
draft rules and regulations for their government and
offer such suggestions might in their judgment, be
deemed proper to carry out the object OF the meeting
The resolutions were all adopted, after which the
meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

HUDSON RIvER RiILRoAD-SrsnEE ARRANGE
NrsTs-On Monday next, the 18th inst. the Summer
arrangements for running the passenger trains on this
road will GO into effect The arrangement for the
departure of the train. from this city viii be fol-
lows:
6:cos m.-Absny Express Pee.skiI, POaghkesPsr and
Hudson.
700 m.-Poughk Accom- al time table s,AinnA
9.cos. m.-Absny; principal stations
l0.S0A m.-Sing Sins Accom-. all stations
1900 m.-Albany Express: principal stations
l:OO p m.-Poug hkeepse al timetable stations.
$50 m,-AlbaDy Way Train; principal sta;ioaA
400 p m.-Sng Sing; all stations.
Sis m-Albsny Express principal stations
$50 u.-PeeksSl Accom- al stations
TOO N. -Peushkeepse; al timetable stations
The above table has been prepared to conform 70
the new arrangements OF the New-York Central RAD
road, which siso 90 into effect on Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

THR ISDIAs WAR IN FLORIDA.-Tie Tampa
Fla Peninsular of the 9th inst gives the following
account of an attack the United States troops by
the Indians:
Two detachments numbering in all about twenty
mem, from companies and Z, Fifth Infantry under
command Of non-commissoned officer, were left in
charge Of boats, stores &C.. at Palm Grove, while the
main body Of the troops that had been operating in
that quarter were withdrawn. While ten men
were procuring water from well, they were cut on
rom the camp, and cred On by . large body OF IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

dians, who were led on BY negro Pnvstes Siier
company b, and Springer. company K, were killed;
pnvaies Hsur ccs-pany Z, severely, and Wolf, con
psny b, slightly wounded The bodies Of Ssle~ ssa
were scalped, whipped and indeeeuty mutilsted. o.
the Let inst Lieut.. johnson, with six men. met and
attacked about twenty Indians. After sustaining the
loss OF one man he withdrew. II Is rumored that Nj
ehael SWicord was tho name Of the man killed, ga
that the disns secured his gun and about 5s rounds
of ammunition"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

Now if those whoare pining to come to the city to
i've after carefully examining the chances think that
they improve upon this they are welcome to
come and try it. And if those already here do not
see the necessity of much talk about What shall
eat" and how We may economic and save ex-
penses it is altogether probable that they
will find it when the income fails if they
do not, or rather will not, see it now.
In our opinion, none are too wealthy or too indie
pendent to neglect the study of true economy-fo'
that is not meannesswhile it is positive duty that
very large majority of heads of families owe to those
dependent upon them, not only to inquire What
shall we eat r. but How shall we lessen our ex-
penses in every possible reasonable, sensible way =
Let US consider; it is full time !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23
The Kingston Wig says:

1--WE announce it as q positive fact, that DIR. Rae,
the Arctic traveller aided by the contributions Of kind
friends il building in Kingston dockyard an Arctic
schooner to be ready in May, to go down to Quebec
thence to the Arctic regions to make one more search
for Captain Frsnklins party, dead or alive. Dr. Rae
il 10 command the schooner, and the party Of hardy
Adventures to accompany him and man his vessel are
selected and engaged. We say to search for Captain
Franklin and bis men, because, as tor the ships Ter
ror and Erebus, they were most unquestionsby seen
in 1851 attached to iceberg drifting to the south,
in the same way as was the Resolufe."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-23

CKop pRosyrcrs IN NoRTHrRs ILLIsoIs.--E.tracs
e,,Y, bu,ipess lstter to The TRIBUNE, dated WI
mipg,Op. VIII Co., ILL.,, May le:
weather coldi Spring very backward. Winter
Wheat universally killed out in this region farmers
have resolved via Spring wheas winch ioo.s ys -
mles from Chicago: Prime Beef Csttie-nous to b
had. Osts worth 70 cents"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

.s.~.h r,sv have no need Of policemen in heir
b,n thew have the other rus districts Of this State
r., m 10 hi, tine under the present general orzzniIson
Town, tb.y have been able With the soss they ap'
ia 10 ee-t tiDs cost, eDforce "a preserve
.rde, with much effect In aAy portion Of fAs stat
The bill 10 question appears 70 reeognZe the bosfus
NJ Sup.ryisors Of Richmond and West hes.er and also
The Copstsbes OF said countes clothing the former
with sone power Of making the latter eq1s TO prroi
men Of the police force. What has Kings County done
makes il necessary 10 discard her Board OF SUPER
vsors7 Ard why ere her COnstsbles. especially tnos4
of the towns, TO be placed en- different oosng from
those OF the other counties
We would also respectfully inquire whether tis q,
acty right in bill relating 10 police TO Trovlf n
the appointment Of poll CLERKS for various Gle ton
By this insnrnc ID power By who be pres
son.y know throughout the district who Are no
qualified and also whether IN such bill pee r. az Mar
Law should b. enacted stringent than s.eers
oeivee forbddDE during Sundays and p 5,y, ndr
heavy penalties selling Of Intoxicating liz or. IN III o.,es
including medicinal and mechanical 10 an -ot y, ,T,y,Ier
And whether not pyssioo Of nrvr. shts or 4.
arbitrary stretch o. power N nv & fr ,be d,bu
ton Of tick 20 BE- maintained With 100 ft of sny poin
l feet obtain their ballots When h. ben customary here
ofore 20 supply th with al hin IN rs n.aucss In IA.
very building in which the poll hf b. held
We simplicity sDpposf that thos. provisions in
hererty wrong, and sso tLstf - unv unjust and polite
divert from Their Gent the import Of the IN
Cities of Few York and brooklyn the fne. collected
the Grin ina Courts and ceyoe s payment
disabled Policemen and tn support Of their families only
OF SAID ces, but also of the counties Of Richmond and
Wes,ebeser, Counties contributing not cent toward tbs
fund.
Having thus pointed Of the objections 10 the details
Of what il our alignment ian iDiquitOus yrsnnCs and
inpncticible system would humby request that you will
not be the instrureF In making as taste lie bitter frus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
.BROOKL YN ITEMS.

METRoPoIIrAS PoLICE BILL.-ln the Board of Su.
pervisors OF Kings County yesterday the following was
presented and adopted:
IL ias Legislative Qf te State If Ne- York. Senate a.d
Asse~bly eoHre~ed
The Board Supervisor. learn from the public papers that an
act pending before your Hon Body To the Coun
tie. Of New YoIk. Kings Weschesier and Richmond Ito
- Metropolitan Police District, and the Office
Thereof" We that any of the pablo
bodies or citizens OF this have peitioned for
this act and believe that few, il any, would f.v.T its
Pssssse. To be bound By special laws and systems (m
the VII and wishes Of the Of residents sp.
peIs 10 Us 70 be species OF tyranny 50 pAPsble aud
~ war with the seuins Of our Government that
believe that The same ~u be consumused and forced
by the honorable gentlemen compose Of
State On behalf therefore OF county
ee bound 10 prots; and respectfully against
hope will not b. made subject the experiment
paoGesble mammoth police system appointed BY and
toled by the peop Of the district but by the trs
Absny-thus virtually dfSnchsins portion
Of the State an ishshsns unworthy Of tfus,
and Of sef IL the residents Of the Cities
OF NewfoIk snd BoOkyu TO Be pronounced unworthy
trust Why the sentence ssEnst those
other cities the State and why not condemn the Residents
the nTA districts In the remaining partitions Of the State
W, those " Kings Schm0nd and esicheser Are they
righteous pure patriotic IRd ruworhy than VT
We thnk not We have always supposed thu we hs' were
citizens Of the E1piTe STATE aud tbs, enee 20 equal
privileges
One Of the objects the formation of the present Constu
ton OF this State understand the Governor
from which seA evils resulted aud aud btiog the
immediately In the hAne Of the people It's provisions
gepas clearly require this The passage Of the Dill que
would therefore bs IN violation VI the spn OF the Consu
tuition.
know of no earthly relsop Why system Of psd police
should be established aud forced the ras districts towns
Couny uDles IL 10 crush them With support
dIsGsss nsele Policemen saa tHss gs;! hsg prosperity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
MARRIED..
BABCOCK-HAl

BABCOCK-HAMLIN-On Wednesday svesips Jan. T. st the
Legation Of the United Stss, In Honolulu by the Rev c.
Damon, Capt. William Babcock Of New London Coan 10
Miss Coneia A. hsmln, niece Of the American COmmis
tioner oftbe Island
BAKER-PlRE-In Warwick r. l., on Friday, March IS. BY
key. MI Mason, T. Baker esq, Of this city 70 Miss
Lucy r. Pike Of the former place.
LENGUICK-GRlfFIE-A Dresden, on Monday, Feb. g. in
the Garrison Church Karl Emil LeDguck First Leufeuant
Of Artillery in the service Of his Majesty the Kus Of saIony
TO Emily Seston daughter Of the late Francis Griffin OF New
YoIk.
HAsON-WEBBzIn Bottom, on Thur,esy, March p 4. the
Jerusalem Church BY the Rev Thomas Worcester, Mr.
william Mason the Pianist Of NewYork TO Miss Mary LEA
bella eldest daughter Of George James Webb, esq., the we'll
Known Compofer Of Boston.
MONTAGUE-MARIS-In Philadelphia, Monday, March
g. BY the Rev Gordon. d. MONTAGUE of Brooklyn, to
Miss EmDeiine Maria 1aris Of Phlsdelphis.
PLEAsANTS-CLARKSON-A Canterbury, N Y, on Thurs
day. March r. BY the Rev John Stilman d. Sands Pleas
ants Of Mary and Harriet NJ daughter Of the late Edgar
Clarkton Of Railway, N. j.
SUPERINTENDENT Boston, Monday, March &c.
BY President Walker Of Cambridge Samuel c. shepherd esq
Of New York, to Katharine W., daughter Of DR.. VIM j.
Walker.
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Arrived.

Ism Augusta Woodruff SO hour, I'm Savannah,
udse and pass $. L. Mitchill Monday NJ exchanged
signals With steamship Marion. Same day Halter.
Lisht NNW exchanged signals with steamship Alabama, both
T. s M steamship Nashville Evan, from Charleston with
mdse pass. sposod Teston Co.. 10 80 hours. Left
TON Bar .Poie sslr Hawin. hound in Mondsy
. NJ. miles w Of Hsteras EXCHANGED signals with steam
ship Alabama for Savannah lat y 40 passei clipper
hip painted black with double-topsal yards, stg NE
Ship Elizabeth Ellen Brghtman London aud 80 days from
Ply with coal to D. hs.more Had heavy weather
with nose and 81 pas TO Gnnnel. Minturn Co lth int.
lat % 81 Ion g Is .gets .Ap NP'u9s Peabody ssHGe for
it mt s, q IS lon q So VIM Pnney q Hartford co2P
L. be-, .1reheneed ueavy W. gale. the ,,s
Ship wish MS'ha Lyerp@G FEB -. s man T sos
the nzlentopas yard Feb 49, lost another from sne f
yd nsme. unknown Feb q Pesr Burg a.orenced
Bsik Star 1o Rocksnd Crockett, sagua Grsnis hh in'
with susar aud moa.ses Metcalf Duncan 9TH h,s.
Bark XStassI ove Aye. = d,y' S w,s a ns.
Wee Ss cay. S. bsStsD npi ana 81 lat :? q Gs
M cpfslp Reporter e day. =" S 1. b. L.. SHOWING
a blue .i,nsl With letter in il, sw with wood
sesr s.ssr N li0'B s.sa c. with naval
to DGner f %s,o. pesman Philadelphia with coal
sehr Bergen, MAGE. City Point Win n01f A 70 James
h sDS, ko.Gb coker NewbuDOrt with md'e TO s. w.
Schr. Ka's Brigham Nor'oh S '' ~ w y"
Dsnnat pp1n Cbae from Providence bound 10 Norfolk
scnt ab.nt ChsdwcE. Richmond days with eour
81 Franc scanere, Richmond days. with -four to c.
II. Pierson. ,L, - With l,yxoos f,o,, ..L n
'p TITe ssbore of the Highlands 10 Bird Nelson.
Azse (Snssted Vena Ce.e n days with vine &c,
Ser YsnEse Doodle, Chase Richmond, Va, with four
sc,r P,zuro Chase, BysDnis.
SIR ssml. Hall, Auf0Td, Taunton.
srir VIM Of the Wind. Ellis Hsrwiek
srhr VIM II. Dewitt, Owens Wesiport, with oil.
sehr Eliza Jane Fish Bsrnstsble
sohr Gi ber Green Weaver, Nantucket for Philadelphia
schr Louisa Besrse, Boston.
schr. Genital America tof Boston, Eldrdse Mnsti,lAn,
M,x, Feb. g. with mahogany he 70 Oiney Ii,h inst.
Of Of vriniA spote brig Elizabeth hence bound g.
~ ia, u ~ c'gss 81 pslsH Ne, 'cAI. Paragon 60sssA
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Safes pp Aufiinn.


7. c. HoUsHros, Aucioneer.
A SSIGNEE's SALE of the LEASE, FURNl-
N TURE &C. OF the "a Piefre House. No SIS Bi1.dwsy,
corner q Amityst, WEDNESDAY sd THURSDAY, March
Is ard 49, a. ie3 O'Clock. ..,
T. {. pOUGHroN will sell seove: By order u RlCu-
ARD HEATHER, esq, As'soe-, III. Lr.-e Of NE eou,s'
eisht years 20 nun rom May also the Furniture Nro
PsroForte made BY HS,i.on, cost $3.50 velvet b'a,'s
Ice and muslin Curtsns Shades and fixtures 400 Psor
sutr. in brocaee mahogany PsIlor Suites in eA' coth
ate pier and Mirrors msbstop eent" pier and
. Tables ch s and brouze Gas ChAndeers Al Gas FIX
turss.
DINING ROOM FURNlrURE-Taoss chAr- ~, o y'
Chips Dinner and Tea Sets class and sverpIs'ed Ware.
vanished TN do. $1,000 -.
R.issds etop Dressing Bureaus Wasbssnds add Cou'-
model, rdrobe. Sofas Lou rste rees' Vo,iAse
with Hair Mattresses and BeJdn to each slGsa
In, Of ,xts and Blankets, ball Oucloh., onoo
FURNITURE patent Annuncistor Ranges Copper Boiler, Ne
fr4s.rstors Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Terms cash city funds cash deposit required o. all pur'
ehas.rs satisfactory 10 the suc ioprer. -
Catalogue ON Tues.sy at Office No. lis Nassau ~
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COFFEE-Ro and 1T kinds hrn, and moderafe busi-
has snspred the sales 600 bags Rio le and
r0 hsricsibo 81 l2e aso 200 mats Java az I5fc
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for Western Canal Flour
been sctye. but the medium xrldes &C. easier
The qury nAny for Spain and the France The
arrivals fair ard The Trade Eastern buyers have supp.d
bemsev.s freely The better vAned but rte.
Tie sO obis q. soc sc Is for rood State
Sa ss IS Tor s1r. 90 iods IS fr .aperdne Indi.ss
ard Illinois, 90 So4 50 s. for brands DO do Sc
for ST. Louis brsoas aud for Gene
Canadian Floer u far request, bat rather heavy the
arrivals .ri ssrs Of LAO oba % eod for
hpe ard So f0d 81 50 for do. Poar With
ussriN Alter alton the dxmsn fair or the West Indies
s.s:s As.!ss- y"a ~ re Csssss. u EsOSej ;as s>
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........MARcH
Cleared.

Scandinavian (Brl Judkins. Liverpool T.. Cunsrd
Empire City, Gnen byana NJ o. Roberts CUiiz, Arniard
Havre +. i. Poir er Co.
shio-F A Hall, Wymsn. New. Orleans, NJ Brigham
Bak-WLe Cloud, Crowel. Mobile Post smith Co
Bg,- Fsgle- McNirl ApsschcOls Benner Deake lndus-
trs Port santos Lisbon T. Apsick Kate Heath ketchum
CardeIs Mora Nephew j. z. Ecott, Crockett St. Jsso,
Cuba, II. d. Brookmsn Co ,.
school, ers-A scudder Hutchlngs, Philadelphia Jas.
hand; Golden West Dixon, Antigua Merrl. Abbot Lewis
Chester Lewis Wilmington. McCresdy, Mott Co. d. u.
Floyd Racket Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee; s. Appleton,
Taylor Boston W. Henck; Gentle, knight Gloucester
master; Senator Bebee, Fall River, master
Propters-boson Selew Philadelphia SandoTds Line; r.
Seymour Bowen Philadelphia J. & " Briggs.
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TINTED STATKS LAND SALE.-SALsS o

TINTED STATES LAND SALE.-SALES Of
u LAND By order Of the President will place NON
DAY May ct the Land Oho-s Ia Usage, Fort Ike and
Sioux City Iowa when 800 zoe viii be placed la MARKET
by the OOyen uelt.
In Consequence Of the large which bsye been made 70
Railroad CompAniss, AID the Withdrawal from mara p o.
ike quantity al lining, This sale viii compdss nearly al .ne
ulso.d land o! brst quality remaining Ia Iowa n
offered mostly situated In the valley Of the boone So
NoiIes rivers. a. considered among the best
In the West They well wstered ana umoe'e.' 80
located regards climate aud facilities of re
The Dubuque and Missouri RAGOsd now P@iIy S'N
will when fr,bed .aord ready Of access and cor
responding IL crease in their vGes . 49,, * -, =, 4,
Of be ana .scr a. parties DESTROYS Of iosrsins
and - they Of long exp-r.n"e IA S-' '--o'''
sry confidence In their judgment =, J., -, -. ..~,
We viii secure fund. nve.tn ant IN lands and give sssr
,,s,,s,o sgsins ehsses Ne and when it 10 d- shl7 %
isn5 r,.nt, fsrnish them AZ the b~s, marss' pces-
" VAC ~ CREES 5EWELL, Banker.
No. . WsLs-, NsrrTof.
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RUSSELL w. Ws5TcoTr Auotioneer
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

TURE at AUGIfON.-Eefaat fosewood flAnO pofte,
rich Carpets, Paintings splendid Paror Suites solid Silver,
itch China SC This DAY wednesday, At iOi o'clo,t,
consisting of all the superb Furniture and Hous rnishng
ARTICLES House No l52 West Hst It,. 7th
The house Ieplee with everything be found 10 fashion,
sbly furnished residence the sale OF which oil be- positive aud
pefepoTy wthou. regard TO weather metcug 81 iot
O'CLOCK precisely. in the dining with eiesan carved
nah gsny Extension Table rich China anc sseG Ware VI
every description pearl and ivory Cutlery Cut Glass Haby aid
Amber with Dining rnure Of every d-sr Pion-
rosewood Piano Forte, Stool sad Cover,
two rich carved rosewood nsrbeop Etsgees MTr Doors
doubl. suite elaborated rosewood Parior Furniture.
made to Order covered crimson and satin suite
solid rosewood In green and gold SPLENDID sh 10 sf
y.vets these 'uites are frs css elegant Pier sod Mantle
Minors; silk and lace Curtains Turkish and Rcsp o1 Cnnr,
10 si. bIocsde rosewood ssceny Bookessi Turkish
Lounges tabletop Center aud Pier Tables rich sbds, costly
Mantle Vases with magnificent Parlor Ornament, Aso,
number Of line OIL Painting richly framed about % JAfds OF
rch Carpets elegant Chandeliers, Bronzes, Gc
LIBRARY AND CBAnsEs FURsIIuRE-Splendid ca'ye rose.
wood Bureaus Bedsteads with French Hair Mattresses ana
Beds ft marble Washstsnds Commodes Ware be. ke,
all to match wal Glasses, Oval mirrors, rich Chns Toes
Sets suite rosewood Furniture 10 hscioh rosewood Library
Bookcae Oval Mirrors Clocts Csndesbs Frsuch Sofa,
Rocker with variety Of elegant Oak aud Mahogany
Furniture Of every description not enumerated In tbs sdser-
semept Purehse assured that everything In The house
will be sold without Deposit viii be required Of all
purchasers Goods to be removed Immediately foT AIN p-
pose will be In attendance.
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Goal. ST.

CCRANTON COAL.-Ihe DELAw S AXE,
- LACKAWASNA sd W EsTERN RAILROAD SoMrA-
NJ have opened Yard the foot Of 5ta st kYet 20
sopplyiue the public With their sChANToN SVAL r'sp
v6SG Vii be delivered In nice order, OF any DESIRED ie
.y part OF the city ~ tbs loves, nrs., Pre-. Wass
ceved the Ofee Of the Company NO 81 "le OF ~ Ii
w z WARREN, Treasurer
EB-ordsn tor this Coal By the ex,.o asss,ss a. IL -
s~y CITY or Alongside vssses n The hsress, received
Ofc~ No 81 Wsll-k-