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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
Tribute ofRespect.

At a meeting Of the county officers held
at the Probate judges Office, on the even
inc of the l2th day Of April, A. D. 1885
The Hon Judge Laohner was called to the
chair and ]. G. Rainey appointed Secre la
On motion of j. w. Sinchcomb. the
chair appointed the following Committee
on resolutions, towit:
]. w. Stinchcomb, A. j. Dildine, P. G.
Benadum, A. Sylert, E. s. Hannum and
A, w. Ebright; whereupon, the committee
through their charm an, made the follow
ing report:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all wise
Providence to call from our midst. our es-
teemed friend and fellow citizen ED.
WARD GRAYBILL, Esq, Treasurer ol
Fairfield county, Ohio Therefore,
/ Resolved, That this meeting has heard
with unGeigned sorrow the affecting intelli
gence Of the death of'our lamented and es
tecmed fellow citizen EDWARD GRAYDILL
whose sterling integrity and strict homes
ty, has earned for him high position ii
this community. ;.
. ReS0tUed, IDat IN HIS uehtu NV WI"
muuily has lost one Of its best mem 'ers
: and the county, an honest and faithful oil
} fcer.
Resolued, That we attend his funera
on to morrow as body.
: Resolved, That copy Of these Rssolu
: tions be transmitted to bis bereaved wild
b ow as teslimon al of our respect for hi
> memory, and our Sympathy for her lrre ,
G parable loss All Of which is respeclluIl
q submitted,
j. w. Stinchcomb,
|, A. J.,Dildine,
!. '-' A. Syfert,
4 P. @. Benadum,
E. s. Hannum,
4 A. w. Ebright.
~ Committee.
y On motion, Resolued, That the foreg
ing be published in the Ohio Eagle an
!, Lancaster Gazette. Whereupoh the NEE
IS ing adjourned. ..~e.
l. JESSE LEoHNER, Chairman.
J. G. RAiNEY, Secretary.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
oOMMEAoIAL IATALLloAavs
Laneaster Market.
WEEKLY BY JOHN LYONS,
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw NoaK. April ", irl-.
Fiauf i,lawer; sales ~ sfs2tssI for saperhne
STATE: sffne4 a ior sxif Siate. 81 ~ - iarsnper
Gne Nestern a. f0E.f 90 far common TO medium eN-
tra Western and Is - 80 for shipping brands ot eN
TIA round hoop Ohio, closing duh AID the tendency
deWnWard.
Waest IL nominal and scarcely % buoyang sales a
st a5 ,r INbit repnessee whifo Michigan ai ss,und
Chicago ~ pring SER 40. -. .
Barley Is dun; sales atG5g53. Barley mais Is nom
inai at sD7g7j cents.
Corn - very sclrce and IN good deWanu y ocUer
prices. sales ol souibefa a 5Oa55e. Mxed F" essern
u held At 15e. 10 store.
Oats quiet fa4t fDr Sia.c nni 44ajsc for " esern.
Whisky Il steady; saies 30 . e. MS.
Butter; there y moderate basncss doing al l2alse
FOR Ohio and i7a93 cenls'f0r State.
Cheese T. steady at 1tlO CENTS.
Sugar Is bnOyaut: MHse0vado, quoting 81 bisaIIc'
and Havana a. GKasts cents.
Coffee il steadY At l0alI cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
The city Election.

Below wo give the vote for city officers.
Last week we were unable to get the re-
port which makes US week behind time.
Let the Eagles rooster erow-we sbAh''
Ggbt, but reserve our strength h--aud when
the question comes up-shall the majority
Of the citizens of The United States ruls?-
then you'll see the feathers fly.
WskRD no t-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
RNVERNIEsS
INPROVED CHAIN PUMP

Is Universal FavOrite with those who use IT. Shop
on Broad Street, South OF Jsekson's Grocery.
northumberland havingfo ormed partHershipin
n theabOve business, are prepared TO put them up
on SHORT NOTICE, and pdrrGatthem TO do peH j
tpeiIHsed.
rPHaving ,stabli she'd a permanent business we
shaliendeavorto satify aIl who wish WORK w our
line ISAAC BRENNRMAN.
WILLIAM cox.
Lancaster, April !, 1sjs-4slf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15
Arrgsrlox.-A Counter Of neat finish,

about Gileen islt in leng'b can be had At
very reasonable terms BY calling On Z. L..
SLocuM at tie City Drug Store.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

Democrats in small caps.
1t will be seen that six Republicans vot-
ed for the resolution, and six Democrots
against it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

EE See the advertisement Of Messrs'
BtcKFoRD, DAVIS & RICE in another col
umu. These gentlemen have rented of
Messrs. Hitch & Martin the Wooltn Fac
tory, formerly known as the Ring Factory.
They como highly recommended both for
integrity and skill inltheir business We
hope our people Will patronizo them liber'
ally, and by SO doing not only benefit
themselves, but contribute 10 building up
business that will prove a lasting benef
to our city and country.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-15

AN ADJOURNED SESSION TO BE HELD
The Aouse on Friday morning agreed to
the Senate resolution to adjourn on the
9Th of April ill the lst of January 1859,
by the following vote;
Yeas-Messrs ALLEN Of Jefferson, An,
drews, Bagley, Bates, Bigony, Blackburn,
Brooke, Chase, Bheney OF Franklin, Chris
ty, Clarke, Collins, Cox of Perry, Dob
never, Edison, Fneirock, FIazee, Gibson
Glasgow; Green, Hughes, Of Highland
Jackson, Jenner. Johnson, Lee'e, Marshal
Morse, Most, McGREARY, McEwen, Nc
Ferren, Parr, Pikelhimer, Pittman, QuINI
R,lston, Rankin, RAYMOND, Richardson
Robinson Of Hamilton. Rogers of Haml
ton, Satin, Seney. Slusser, Stephenson
Stout, Thompson. WELSH, Westcott, Will
son, Winner, WoRTHERINGIoN, Wright
So.
Repu blicans ia small caps.
Nays -Messrs. Allen os Ashtabula, Am
bier, Bel. Blair, Briggs, Cox of Knox
CowAN, Dawes, Deming, French, Furnal
Catch, Gardn er, Harrison, Haymake
Hubbell, and HuGHEs of Butler, Jone
Laughln, Monroe, Moore, ODELL, ParSor
P eek, Rees, Roach, Robinson Of UnioI
Rodgers of Clark, Simmons, Sperr,
Townsend, WEST Of Brown, West Of l.
pan, Watson, and WILDIAMs of Monroe
33.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
AMUsEMEETs.
w GREAT TRIUMPH OF JESSIE BR0Ys

4 WI
| dREAI TRIUMPH or JESSIE BR0Ys
| miss AGNES RoBERysor
ound besuaia episode the p S rsd lss ssss
MR., Dion BOURoIoAULr,
The author Of "IondoD As-ssnoe" Who aspess a. Ns~s
Snhib.
In pursuing With adsliy .6s promise made :, bs pvone
Succession OF drsmsc works Illustrative Of
present Jessie Blown. the Relief LucInow,' a
subject Of unusual n.~re. both 10 Il. e@o.oa.i aud p.s
pSo.y oss ,ss S whs, 5os fssse
and OF life o Hndostan. which cannot b. Sx
70 SD 6s tsT s
vi" be performed the n:s Had Gs,sHs drama tx sAree a
Or THE REimy or LUcKxo~
Written BY Don Boyrc,esa E.q author o. "Iondou Assn
New r.nes Sd .ssa se souss
1 1ss s:as q ssS,S OF Shosf sss5e.s..
n.aasl ,95osor cap. 10 the 7s Hsaaades. M i~sss
Re, %: sioga SS.p.Ia ne sci Resi%est 81 .:
Cassidy corporal sd Regiment mr.. slssa
Hs saIs:,. :, o &. ne IS R. ESsimsn
s"n0Sd'r' sepoys Hhce. He.s ,hSu,dss Ferosa.s ssH
Chs,e snd Ea. her ct.a Nat, and Mss 49, HSsy
Jessie Brown, sos Mis- Agnes nooe roso1
ioy Ana.
Seen. THE Brngao. country hovsc of Mn Campeen
near LussnOw wisd..n sv o. Ely and the e;osrnss:
Home Me spy of N. Men. sass
the Bungal,
Scene ANTERIOR OF tAe Bungse, by night Isb,rvooe
Casaidys diecovery-Jesse AID GeordieThs repreo
"A tale Of Aud Lang Syner
Scene Mrs Camphel,s chamber Bun galo-p&s..k
view Of Lucknow by nghTbe fort ssd the r.ver
The night of tho oufb-eak-The Amy ndas pro-
mise 70 rescueThe Mc6re7or has glen bis sk.
up"-The sudden appeArapee OF the kenA Sasb-The
tack Of the Hndoos under Neaa Sahib upon the Buug
The attempt TO blow up the tridge-rhe signal fsoa
Lucknow.
Acr ia cour. and hail witksn Hindoo Temple In Lou
now-The prsonerI-The o. Csvppo-e-Tbe
OF the Nenahs asmpt to aenriie his
Randall To surendorIhe welcome vsers the
regions-The mine AID conference.-the DARK
change prisoners The cruelty OF Nena-Ha defence a
TIE revol-The Letter IN GaecTh- the Nrna-
indoo Guy Fawkes-The escape Phe sgusl
OF the clock OF the moscue-kchmets doom.
ACr ll-The Reside acy-1he Reanrhe fort FORMING L.
ontpost work OF the ResdeneyDa~n of day-Distant view
Of the trenches rebel force R.yere
Tabeau-1he bessie ,edThe last rLtoS-NO Of reIef
Jessie In dVress-1he attack ard Inc repuls.-The lad
hope gone-$be prayer Of the be Killed raA,es
than fall into the hands OF the SepoysThe terrible reeI,s
dshonorTbe enemy approachThe terrible defence OF he
women and children from the hands of the
sizes dresmNae, I'm nae dreamin-Irs the slss
help help! at last-Tbe ncreduliy
men-The neayer approach of the foe-To the guns nsn
To the guns-An6ther hour and all savediTie dis
tant pbroch of the Seventy e heard-Ts
Campbels are oomlng'-Hsveock forces his
cty-Sbould aud acquaintance be forgot-The column n
the Highland infantry carries the Redan and
defenders
TIE FINAL CHARGE OF THE HIGHLANDERa
with which this intensely Interesting exciting drama
cudes the audience TO the enthusiasm m
has been called for twice night sni
an excitement never eluallei
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A UCTION SAtE or HOUSEHOLD tURNTTu RE
"A This day "Wednesday, Marco NJ lO1s A. NJ, mt No Ol
Nest Nineteenth ninth avenue all the c-uteuts
the house embracing tapestry Brussels carpets Ingram
three.ply ra nent snd dining room furni nre In
walnut ccoths stair carpets and rods rosewood ra-0r
~ut csr,-a couches oval Antings
esrvy,nss gogd al .des Of Woodward Brown seele
sraed Grand action pianos s'oOi and Of
plvmp mahogany secretary beiseads Also chamber
carpets bedeads bureaus aud Wristbands &C &c sale
without reRard the Of he weather g>s
must be removed Immediately ID. HOUlH. Auctionecr.
NUS w Drnce I'D Broadway.
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"A and mahogany furniture, made 70 order short time
a III WILSON auouoneer will sell 70 morrow trhurs-
sav1 March a st 10Y O'Clock, by catalogue, the entire
yt.ns IN the large four story dwelling house situated
=. No s West sixteenth street, near fnh avenue, ccn
ss,ine superb household furniture, OF hst lass worn
.nsn.hp ana In excellent condition. farlor furniture
rich yayyet carpets; three magnificent rosewood psriN
and reception chairs match two rosewOod eegcrs ~
marble IONS and mirror and back, lined WIN ssn
WOOD very etpensiveiy carved; elegant rOseNVl cehu
aide and work tables ladies rOsevOi sectetry WIN hIr
door lined with satin wood, made 10 mach me r"Sewou
xarlor furniture. rosewood corner and IN dsc sshls'
Aplendid ostave rosewood premium panoior'e, iic
Iy inlsd with pearl, and real pearl kesS si
~ OF the most superb instruments ever ntie @
foescd and STOOL French plate mirrors expensive se
ines large size elegantly decorated china VASES phsh
Chinese figures Ormou clocks, together win mthy O'nt
costly manel ornaments, mahogany, black WAnt an
God cushioned chairs hair cloth aud medtOo
rocking and easy chairs sofas oak and walnut eVenaon -
bes rich china tea set. cut glass comprising iu ~
" glasses salts butter Dishes leonades pitchers &c; as
costly ware, elegant revolving casters, with splendid
go bolea spoons forks, cake haeke services SAVERS,
torv cutlery common crOckery plates also the fnrn
,,,e Of all the bedrooms containing mahogany cushioned
chairs elegant rosewood mahogany and black walnut bed
a.da pure hsir mat rosewood aud mahogany
hiSnn bureaus with washsauds the beisisss de-
49, tables elegant siair carpets and rods cilclnhs hal
49, Sc Sale positive y. furniture can be p,ckal
srred by experienced person AT he Parties In
su III sod parlor furniture tho most expen
will a. vel 20 attend every article vii
.oid bout reserve IN consequence Of the family re
iinoul shng h0useseepmg
,,ts crNpr prvTv9rs a~n rr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03
J AND RICHMOND.

NOR PORTSMOUTH. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
The United states mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
INC mas Skinner will leave Wedn -sday, March g. Mt
O'Clock p NJ from pier 3 Nsrth river She will arrive at
por,smouh the NEXT afternoon and nj Petersburg the fol-
lowing morning Passengers for the South will proceed d.
recy on by the southern mail line Those for Rich
noni will STRIVE there early Friday morning Travellers
will find this the cheapest ple~antest and most etpe1ous
route Passage and fare with sateroom TO norfolk ~ 70
Petersburg and Richmond, $40 Apply TO bUDbAM n
SAINTS. 70 RroadWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

PROGRAMME OF tn,
G6ASO A'l CnARI GyI so aTG E,'or Dsr'
oh + II sisf Ta 4 s'S
APRIL 8 is5s.
THE HUNTER woobis Il BENEvoLEYr SOCIETY.
magnificent edhce constructed for the exhibition of the
three acres capable OF accommodating concourse
OF In has ~ sesa Of s ar Of
committee The mos suitable building in New York wherein
" COLOSSAL FErE
The Hunter Woods s benevolent Society.
The executive oacers OF this society are now dsr5utng
he
made their funds that the officers and Of the
s soTd
"''' ''ei iH ak SSEATEsr soiREE pxssASrE
PROMENADE? CONCERT.
ever given in the United states, At n''N"'
It may naturally be Inferred that the brancy the coup
doll sgcs Ss . w sTs min
modstons In the galleries where there viii be no dancing
that might urged selection Of rag
ncsn and ball rom on the ssore Of the weather
abaed ard should that not 10 be the the abun
es vii me point Ret %sS
be required One difficulty which has heretofore stood in the
Tee and rcconstructon almost Of The door whish
PsnSs Indeed every diicuty may ~ way Of
mn Ss ma % G m ann
ball In country The supper saloon extending over
$50 feet and viii SIMPLY accommodate ihe guests Of hs night
while the ladies' dressing will be furnished with
requisite to make the fair occupants comfortable they
would be In their own drawing roo Nor will the gentle
To mske This charity sll Interesting al
participate In q the committee have determined 70
GIVE A NUMBER OF BREAD TICKETS To ALL
WHO PURCHASE TICKETS FOR THs
sOIREE
thus enabling each Of the ball 10 aid the Society
profue and wide spread distribution Of bread among the
THIS practical method Of combining amusemcu and charity
affords double pleasure 10 the aims gycr and eoness many
comfort upon the needy and deserving recipients which
they would not otherwise enjoy, -
THE BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION
FIVE rHoUsXsD JETS or GAS
the additional chandeliers which will be the
OCCASION the reRmena and company coors and uniforms
concentration Of beautiful military parspbarnsa the pro
fusion Of rich and original decorations designed the
mtee; the banners. insignia and embems 81 various
cees together with the full magnificent ball room dresses
the varied and pleasing costumes Of all nations and periods
the Representations OF celebrated the and
dancing and the thousand and gorgeo. cha.
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
aRFAr METROPOLIS or TIE UNION.
FAIRY SPECTACLE
or UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR AND NAGNIFf-
when, IN these Inducements add the profolnder
sideraon OF the noble held it view IL believed that
world viii respond cheerfuy and literally the ef
forts Of the committee N make the CHARITY SOIREs At
THE CRYSTAL PALACE event which shall prove be
an honor 10 our city. s soldery and civilians
Further particulars, committee, &c, will be published 10
few days.
s. LEE PERKINS Secretary.
Rooms Of the General and Executive Committees crner Of
Prince street and Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

vorsoS SALE OF sYl.EsDID cAsvsD ROSEWOOD
"A psrlor and chamber furnure rich insld octave
plano pier glasses OIL painuDgs carpets Ache whole
couprisrg the nrges; and sale At auction this
and sold ~ the fsrly giving housekeeping
Parties In v.nt ~ good furuitu-e which has been made 90
order wout 10 ~el z@nd article must be sold
and removed a the day Of ..ie.
T.. G0ULISMIIH. sucuDneer win sell at the private
red tenoe No i25 West fifteen street below fsh avenue
tis tay at lo O'Clock without reserve or regard
10 vesher Ne -ntire ouens above viz n- rrcny m
laid with pearl pisnFor,e, wsrrssed for
two years; piano and sccE two very insly
carved psror cults covered in French satin brecsel
solid rosewood rsnes maze order Italian marble ,r3 etc
and corner sands m.re and mirror backs pier
and ~onsees vslua oil paintings Of sch
er marble Top oerire side and sofa tables heavily carved
Dresden e bs r,chee description xsyiay orsniu
and bronze clock Turkish and Yol.1re chars Brussels
pets rosewood bat stand SCI lace shades and sr
urea
Chambers
Tapestry md ingram solid rosewood yirsbehan
and gothic beosesSs pure hair mattresses aspiring
marble with French
~sshstaDds W mstc mahogany spring seat chair and
and sofa beds toilet bolsterr pillows
assortment n chamber furniture surh
usually found well regulated house.
The dining contains good assortment OF trockery
ware, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

NOrICE SHIPPERS AND CONSu NhRs ARE CAU
~ toned against the worthless couh'e ana annnen,
uf,currrs % iwn IN The glass IS i1rhsc gua
artce 0crs should Ne addressed ou 70 reliable houses or
10 JOI4N AILnAI, toS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

L,oR CHAMELEON AND FLORTDA-sEMTw WEEKLY
II United States n.i sdewheel steamship ue.The favor
tie steamship JAS ADatH, Turner, commander, will
leave pier No. North river, "Wednesday March at
ocloct r. ~ precisely. For freight apply -
SPofFORD. fILEsTON a co, 70 Broadway. The 60LUs
RIA Captain Berry will succeed and leave saturday
March The fvore and large steamers Caroline Ever
glade and St Nsrys connect at Charleston for Florida with
the from New York. Through tickets be had
by applying abeve The attention OF shippers TO the South
and called to the low rates OF freight and the in
suranee the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

II AURA KERNEs EEW THEATRE ga BROArWAY
IL WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH s. Ia5s
will be presented, for the t time here beaa
tful drama In three acts, entitled
TBE GREEN BUSHES:
Or, A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Conner 0Kennedy dirs appearance hereJ r. p DsaV
george, his brother.
Murtogh horse iobber piper and general dealer Mar
Muster 0rinniso proprietor of travelling
JACK Gong his man M Peters
Captain Dartois French officer. Mr. Duncan
Dennis old blacksmith
Paddy Kelly Mr. Burke
MI Wise
katuesnake Mr.. Evana
Munerut
Miami The Hunress OF the Mississip pi AZ. - !. -
Madame St. Aubert nss Laura Aoeoe
0erA dine, wife OF Counor OKennedy Virginia HowarI
Nelly ONea her foster sister. Polly MarshaN
veg. ~ Wells
Tgersh squaw Mrs H. u. Philips
Little Mary Bullsck
Louise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

II B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-J. L. WANDER
~. WATER co will sell 70 at i01, o'clock at
&c Nassau street. the contents of barroom and dining
saoopsay marble steam counter with fixtures cost
$3.50 marble top bar and oyster counter, two splendid mir
large soe lead pipe glass futures crockery
glass ware, liquors paintings and counters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

LNORECLOSURE SALE OF ABOUT $1,000 WORTH OF
elegant rosewood household furniture paintings, works
of art &c
The undersigned will sell at public auction hlss day
splendid furniture marble and bronze stsuary paintings
costly Chinese and Bohemian superb psoforte, &C.
contained the elegant live residence 52 West Twenty
first street between Seventh AID Eighth embracing
sde order and new, the house having urnished
throughout four months The public that the
sale will be peremptory, the circumstances under which il
made rendering imperative that everything should be sold
without Catalogues giving an accurate description
everything in the house. will ready the morning Of the
aae, which will take place rain or shine
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOUSE CONSISTS IN
PART. OF
Four splendid carved rosewood suits covered In Grim
and satin; full suit in crimson and gold bro
cade and Of nine pieces In silk velvet all perfect
elegantly sofa tables
bic tops solid rosewood Turkish and reception chairs
and satu elegant carved octave rosewood piano
forte tapestry Wilton ald Administer carpets French music
cabinet splendid marble rosewood etegeres ned
with satin wood and elegant pier and maDtel
with cornces slabs and brackets silk and
lace curtains stands with mirror backs Fren "a esc
consoles bub work paintings aud
collection Of mante and uuaue paror ornaments &c
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE
Marble dressing bureaus carved bedsteads rosewood
with plate glass doors; commodes French cottage
French tounterpanes, mahogany furniture in hair cloth,
sofas tee tees shades and lace curtains Tor thirty win
dows, oval mrrors French toilet sets bronze clocks &C.
SOLID OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Extension dining table marble top sideboard oak chairs
bookcases sofa, rich silver de-
scrpou gold decorated china ruby and
glass ivory and silver cutlery, with large quantity not
mentioned Responsible will be in aen lance TO cart or
The goods B-Deposis required from all purchasers.
RUSSELL. w. WES1COTT, Aucuoneer,
Office l65 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

DANIEL g. HOUGH AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. ~
~ Broadway will tell 10 the highest bidder for ossh To-
morrow 1hursday March at 10Y NJ precisely at No 2i8
West Twenty third street. Eighth avenue, the following
list contains but small portion Of the articles
side table antique clock dining chairs couch four
nss china dinner SET 52 pieces silver service pieces sal
spoons liquor caster sets ivory cutlery 2ses decaaers
longing the house, basement carpet and ocoth Also
iron safe rosewood hall stand and chairs English oil
cloth solid rosewood paror suits In damask
erngs rosewood etegeres rosewood centre tables
cepton chairs chairs Turkish d. lfauteu ladies'
secretary, pieces embroidered window drapery
pier glasses pairs massive bronze figures msnel clocks
pairs china 3isrge aud mertorious oil paintings
velvet carpets 2tapesry do rgran do velvet rugs all
he bronze fixtures n he house rosewood bookcases
velvet stair carpet p silver plated rods bed
steads, rosewood bureaus washsandsi l commode,
oouches soss 6pars shsds 10 pure hair mattresses
hogany bedsads and bureaus tine blankets and bedding
and multitude of other articles too TO mention.
but taken together form unique assortment Of first class
goods suitable for genieel housekeepers For full parcu
lars Herald of TO morrow mort ing.
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SHIPPING.

ANEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
~ line via Panama Rslroad.-The first class steamship
NORTHERN LIGHT, 25OO tons, r. L. ripkelpsugh master,
viii sail from pier No North river Wednesday. March
To- for Aspnwsl connecting with the FIRST class steamship
ORIzABA. 25NO tons 7. ". Bletben master leaving san
Franco March For and freight apply only to d.
TORRANCE, agent, No. Bowling Green. New York.
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AHUsA'MENTy.

-~------ -N-s-
OADsMY or MUsIc-R> BERT LIE DIABLE.
This morning 1T Commences the sale OF oe u ~ and Vi
reserved tes,s al The three tchea,A ces ...<
10 nignt, Wednesday karcn s.. ~ doors open al %.
e.. ROBERT LIZ DtA "s,T AZ, r,.
secono appearance Of Nine DANA ri as the frinceSs
l., -, CARL FOkAkS
In hs greai role OF Bertran
LA GRANGE, DANgRI n 'GNARDI.
LABOCEr;A, CAkI. FORM. ~
1he sac OF tickets commencos:ai morning.
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. rrrtoY SALE oF STORE FtXIu7Es Ann FuRNI
go tbis DAY. Cnlnnnitu lis 81 Gran street c,u
- = couners tsske shrvnct stools tables mirrors,
A. A. comnebeIng a. 10 eiOck
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SALES AT AUCTION.
"A or over
100000 sesArs.
BY HERrs MOSS.
900 sesArs.
AuouonWrs.

win sell Thursday March at l0H O'Clock, at The sales
No. 81 Pine street. assignees sale Of over 2VO0 90
Havana German and domestic segsrs Of every variety IN n
eft from weeks sale Catalogues will be
ready early on morning of sale Terms cash ~ order Oh
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~ WELL rs NICHOLS NORTHUMBERLAND ludlow
" JR CO, u Pine street will hold their regular salt
this day Wedne sday IL clock Of ghtwagons single
double harness saddles brides msrngaes horse blankets
&c Also invoice of saddery hardware The attention.
Of the trade is called.