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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18
THE ROYAL MARRIAGE AT LON
DON

DON.
The English papers are filed with ac-
counts Of the marriage of the Princess
Royal with Prince Frederick William of
Prussia, which took place in the Chapel
Royal Of St. James, Palace on Monday
morning, january 25th London was filed
with royal guests, chiefly from the German
courts. Among them were the King of
the Belgians, the Duke and Duchess of
Brabant, the Prince and Princess of Prus-
sia (parents Of the bridegroom the Duke
and Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg, the Count of
Flanders, and many others. The ceremony
Of marriage was performed by the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, assisted by the Bish-
ops Of London, Oxford and Chester, the
Dean Of Windsor and the Sub-Dean Of the
Chapel Royal. There were three process
sions, the Queens, the Bridegroom's, and
the Brides The latter was supported by
her father. The ceremonies were of the
most imposing character. Before the ser
vice, a choral, written for the occasion. was
sung by the boys of St. Paul and West
minister Abbey choirs At the conclusion,
Handel's Hallelujah Chorus was sung; as
the procession Of the Bride and Bridegroom
left the Chapel, Mendclssohn's Wedding
March was played. There were illumina-
tions and various festivities in London and
throughout the Kingdom. The Bride and
Bridegroom were to leave in day or two
for Berlin, where a grand reception was
prepared for them. The fullest particulars
are given of the appearance of the royal
couple. After the ceremony, the bride,
who had been very composed, gave way,
and threw herself in her mothers arms, in
burst Of emotion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18
ESPOuite n mistake lately occ

g9~Quite mistake lately occurred in a
love affair at Duanesburg, n Y. A couple
of young persons agreed to elope together,
but by mistake the gentleman put his lad
der up to the window of the room next to
the one in which his sweetheart slept, and
which proved to be that in which her mann
ma, a handsome widow, reposed. She turn
ed the mistake to her own advantage, got
into his arms, returned his affectionate en-
braces, was borne by him to the carriage,
and by preserving becoming silence until
daylight, kept him blind to his error, and
by the potent power of her Establishments,
actually charmed him into matrimony with
herself: The Schenectady Reflector gives
these facts on the authority of RESPONSE
bic correspondent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

A Warning 4pparition--Mrs Dodge,
wife OF captain Killed at Agra, while Iy-
ing upon a sofa in her residence at Dept
ford, was startled to see, as she supposed,
her husband standing before her She rose
to meet him, but he was not there. She
even run to the garden after him. When
she told her friends what she had seen,
they laughed and pronounced it fantasy.
subsequently it was ascertained that Cap
tain Dodge was killed on the very night OF
the apperition.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

SHOCKING AFFAIR-Hyeaa IN tie
WOodS.-A distressing tragedy occurred
this week in the western part of this State
Gannung's Menagerieis wintering two miles
west of Paulding, Paulding county Am
ong the other animals was a hyena, said to
be the largest in the United States The
animal was very feroeious, and had twice
bitten his keeper. Early Wednesday morn
ing the hyena escaped. Search was in
stantly made, and later in tie morning he
was discovered in the grave yard, having
dug up and partly devoured two or three
dead bodies. Several of the citizens rush
ed in to take it, when it turned on its as
sailants, striking down German day Ia
borer named Jacob Pofenberg, and crush
ed the head of the unfortunate man in its
jaws, killing him instantly The brute
then made its escape, after tearing the flesh
| from the right arm and chest of lad, who
is not expected to recover. The animal
succeeded in making good its escape. The
citizens are much excited Parties are
securing the woods, and the Menagerie
men have been notified by some of the cit
izens to remove their establishment at once.
-Ueceldnd Herald
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18
marched round the table playing once more
the familiar air &C Aud lang syne."
ARCTIC SILENCE

The following eloquent description of
the silence OF an Arctic night occurs in
DIR. Hays lecture ON the Arctic REGIONS
We have, at least upon one occasion, when
eight or nine miles under ground in the
Mammoth Cave, seemed to feel the dark
ness, but we never imagined that other neg
atlye attribute of nature, silence, could be
so intense as to be heard Yet the Doc
tors description makes this strange para
dox reality. He says:
"The Moonlight of this period (winter)
is the most grand and impressive of any
thing | have ever witnessed. The clear
ness Of the air, the white surface of the
snow and ice give an effect monotonous
and cheerless, but truly grand But there
IS a ner element which makes this mid
winter moonlight seem almost terrible in
its impressiyeness-it is silence.
L have often, to escape from the trying
monotony Of ship-board life, gone off six
or eight miles into the interior in search Of
novelty, and in order that might be alone
There, seated upon rock or snow bank, |
look around me and see a great uneven
country, rocky hills and glaciers covered
with snow, myriads Of crystal gems spark
ling in the light of the pale moon, which
shoots its rays down through the crisp air,
making it almost as light as day. ! look
seaward, and see long plain of ice, melt
ing into the horizon, dotted ali over with
towering bergs-nothing more All nature
Is in the repose Of death l am too far
from the shore to hear the crunching of
the tables as they rise and fall lazily with
the tide, or the roar like distant thunder
as some huge crack opens through the
heavy foes. There is no animal to cross
my path, no tree among whose stiff branch
es the wind can sigh or moan There is
no song Of birds to enliyen the scene, no
wild beast to howl. ! stand there alone
the only representative of Gods living
world-the only being that has life or can
move. Every sound that | hear, every
motion that | see, is made by myself /
hear nothing but the pulSation of my OWN
heart, my own footsteps, or now and then,
possibly, IN the distance, the deep rumbling
Of a falling snow-bank. The sensation of
utter loneliness and isolation creeps over
me. My heart beats; | am oppressed as
with discordant sounds Silence has ceas-
ed TO be negative, it has become sternly
positive; | hear, see, and feel it, Its
presence IS uncomfortable / spring to my
feet; | plant them heavily in the snow to
drown It's presence, and | rush back to the
vessel, glad TO find refuge in It's dull, dull
life Of horrid inactivity"
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very truly yours, HENRY A. WISE,
To John w. Forney, David Websters, Daniel
Dcugherty, f. q. Webb, Esqrs., Commit
tee."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

aA.A lady hung herself short time
since, in Holmes county, Mass, on account
of her husband having been caught play
ing cards with negro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

|,ltmnity from Less and Damage by Pire,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-18

BI~ Many are led by their vices; many
of us follow them without any leading at
all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

on government securities have been made ~ low s AZ
az per cent For business paper the demand continues
in Of the supply. WeQuote hryt class from 70
per cent; second class, per cent ancre
ment ves for foreign account, at advance OF per
cent from last quotation sales beng made as high as
lo4h The foreign exchange MARKET contnses hrm With
only limited amount Outside hills offering. We quote
bankers signatures on LoDjon 1904 llox, although
mos; Of the business has been done a. iio On rars
favor OF the South We IN receipt foreign advices
this morning, by telegraph, to the 9th inst The English
funds are quoted at 9S 9SA, both for money and
count The despatch furnishes no information In regard
10 American securities.
The pending between bulls and bears in Read
ing has reached very interesting phase. The bulls
have the best of the eight The BEARS who began
sell IN the neghborhoed Of AZ have paid out together
with differences for sales full per in losses
Most OF them have within the past day become dis
coursgcd and bought in their stocks The bear interest is
very small IN comparison with what il Is in other
Leading speculative stocks and what II was in Reading
One single house alone understood TO have quietly cover
ed since Thursday last short contracts 10 the extent or
hre thousand shares. Under the circumstances, II VIII
se curious TO watch the proceedings OF the bulls ana the
OF the stock The Reading company have been en-
dcavorng according the faacous railroad theories OF
the day to contend against reduced tonnage by reducing
their tolls Their tonnage for this year falls 10000 tons
short OF what last year. To meet this they have
reduced ther now,
cash and bonuses captains &c. they do not net much
per mile for all the coal they carry This
fact suggests some curious reflections during period
of five years of high tolls the Reading Railroad the
pa and bonds Of the have been gradually ncrcas
ed from ST. 600 the incredible amount of S25 600
600 how much will said capital and bonds increase during
the five years under regime Of low tolls, and when
the Scranton and Iackawanna companies are determined
endeavor do large business at the lowest possible
ratesS
Geographic despatch from Cincinnati states that the
United States Circuit Court sitting there has granted an in
junction against the assgnees Of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company restraining them from dsposng Of the property
company their Tho Supreme Court Of
the State has appointed the Sheriff of Hamilton county
of the company. This step IN the right direc
ton; we hope il will be followed up.
The following comparative of the exports
exclusive OF spccc from New York " foreign ports for
the week and since January L.
1856 1857 1853.
Total for the week 81 4l2 1874 TIA S+4 937 1877
Previously reported 81 e4s 0l3 50 225 ASST 3s2
Since January J. 500 500 ST. 81 eG2 oes Al 500 5le
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

POPTLAND, Oct H-Ar briggs Maria wheeler new
Wheeler OF and from st George; William Moore Eaton Ban
Philadelphia schrs Satla, Wass Calais fo- Nfok
Adams Passport for baltimore. Go al Frlsoss 40 s ~
bark Hanson Gregory Sylvester, Cardeas brig Trenton AN
cROvIDF NcE Oct ls-Arr bark Col John McRa. Charles
tom schrs Mler; Potter, Qullimans q of Africa;
hh smnh; Gsxe.e, Somers Cicero. Burroughs and Al
r sandy Philadeiphia soops Stony Brook Pocket,
Tayton Port Even, Henry Clay Eli, AMI Blackstone. sted
Niork. Sid schrs Durfee Hall Aiexanira; Grace
Darling Carr NYork sicop Kate Cannon, sarnms North,
port, Ii
RICHMOND, Oct i6-Arr schr Jacob Rrdsal Chamberln,
Eyork. Sli steamer Roanoke, Skinner NYors.
SAVANNAH, Oct l5-Afr steamship Alabama Schenck. N
York; brig Eugene Read Tibbets Rockpor Below aschr
coming up. Cid schr N Is Bayles Benjamin, Boston
th-Arr by tell ships Consul, Liverpool; Sw tzeranl l.
Lane and Roger Hiern, Niork; bark Ella Boston In
oflng, bark Roscius, from NYork
SALEM Oct l7Arr brig Celt Holmes Machas Cor WORK
schrs Martha Maria Ellis NYok Cid 18th Somers
HELD Barbadoes Sid Ih schr Grener, Weaver, Phila
delphia.
merry, Rockland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

The sioungign Pail River Norwich lines q steamers al
arrive un ate hour yesterday morning being detained
in the sound ny = dense foe.
Mcesrs " Huntington 4 Co Norwtk O. have our thanks
for fsv9s.
sHr ON EsefAvp Deano which cleared from his por, on
n. IN irsi for Charleston reported ~ telegraph bebg
sHlp w,rcr woodbury., from Calcutta for Boston. was
+ a ~ se would so X ss y pear s"usot Lighthouse
Rams IsCoco Bahrs from New Orleans Tor Barcelona pu
into Gibraltar leaky and with loss u sails sept ~
Bn Brie EsFkR.ss,Th vessel nov lies At the lower an
ton when up with and tkeu n tow Nv Capi Nespn 81
oeTsrins rhs vessel has been psss ny Y hear raPy re
In tn hnds efthe tinted States Nashs-Apaiicbicoa Al
AcHR Po1r ~ Trer,cn Hrnnsh VIII sailed FROM Calais
on he 9th % Apg with cargo y lumber bound Prgv
al rrovience Is,h inst ,n Gc irh ~, heavy
gale during which Joe, msinnas bead say spns saw ani
COR repairs where she remained until The 0h inst
scrs I,yrrrr -, vessel totally loon HAWKS Mes!
Lay sye y t n ss s g% S s"5 ~ s' S
CIV n lss vas Az TONS brrer ~ rsat ' a naSes
an Insurance on her Of $1,000
The he,ds Q, se ,s,s q sugsss vessel passsi I'm
inst Montsuk NfE W miles BY tie Robertson nj New Bed
ford poesibiy the Hsidee).
scsR Gr,cs-,oy s tie boses aud casks Of sugar arc
expected mat this Is All that win saved The casa are All
empty.
Fsrbavenl Bsbcocs Hurd. Island NAUTILUS. June IS Cape
IL sposs IS n ~ s w Ds DO ; w sspnr'
s e rs Seq Nav z ASns 81 s. he
blew her main and fore iopmas stayss sprung
bed II msnm ~ wss sso sgss ~ heavy sea yh
ns sway and = bbs % in lh lower hoi ce which
cd is,s ssrss gse ship Coral sis;on North Pacific
SD from Edasricwn 18Th shp spartan ,oP Nsn,aekse Bun
ss North A,asuc Ocean sssndn Of Edgar,og9 Norton
sher end Edward Cary OF Nantucket, Gardner, win sail
turing The week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

jamaican continued dun At quotations. with sales
OF 800 bills Southern -four without change OF
mont IN prices. Common Grades dull while good
choice brands Of extra IN fair demand Cor South
American aud West India markets The best Richmond
brands were held al o. 75 and Ratio Mills Petersburg
extra AZ 81 70. with light stocks. The sales all kinds
footed up about 300 bbls. within the range Of our
figures Corn meal and rye -four were steady within
the range Of quotations while sales limited
Wheat dun and lower, with sales of about
1000 bushels, including white Kentucky AT 81 Is 81 81
red long Island AZ ~ 90 rel Southern at 81 0s 81 To-
fair white do at 81 20 ~ 3d. and fair quality red West
AZ ~ o6 Corn heavy and cheaper with sales of
roc and Ia small los NJ Tic II sc fair Western vel
loW at rec, and small lo ~ Jersey do =, s6xc Rye
was quiet nj Zoe Barley in fair demand with sales
q stos ~ 600 bushels 1T eoc ~ for state. and 81
" o. for Canadian Oats easier, with sales Of State
at &c 20 &C. and Western and CANADIAN at acc s9c
Gown was nrm with moderate sales. About 400 bags
RIO were sold a; lie a l2c Messrs. Vim. Scott son
give the following accountot sales and stocks for the
ending to-day Sock Of Rio coffee the 18th October,
1853 su22 has received t. dstc PEI Dawn 200 per
Clara liaxal 900 per Nor,t Fort 40Jo-rota n i22
bagf sales for oonsumIti0r sin.atsd al $50 bags.
ftock q Rio coffee the 10Th Of October 1883 10 272
Dogs haraeaibo, sal Iaguayra 3Sl Costa Iuca 5o2
Jsya tnais 1911: Java (govcrnmcut baEs), 36o; 81;
HhtIingo, Ist-Iotsl, bsgs and mats. 81 400.
CsTToN.-Jhe market opened with more lrmness. and
vita .ncreas 81 sctvy. The sai.z embraced about 900
bales ,ncludne about 600 transtn A, the close the
mafket called an ~ better by some Of the brokers'
quoting rniddlng vpands l21,c Accounts from the
South report oontnl ed fine weather some parties are
disposed o. their estimates Dp bales while
tshers limit their views 70 800 coo bales The Messrs
raioo give 49, following statements re alive 70 the move
ments IN co'kn 10 laiest dates since The 1st Of Sep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
SHIPPING.

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, VIA NICARAGUA
~ American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company,
proprietors.
The splendid steamship W WASHINGTON, 1000 TONS
Capt Henry Churchill,
having been fitted expressly for the California trade by the
Nicaragua route will leave pier North river New York.
On Saturday, Nov g. at z O'Clock 4. NJ,
carrying mails aud freight San Juan del Sore
AT Juan del Sur with the
modious steamship
Hermann, Captain Cavendy,
For san Francisco Cali ornia
These steamships Offer unsurpassed atons for the
comfort and safety OF The Isihmus route
thoroughly repaired and in good condition. and the country
he's THY.
pany, No. Bowling Green NJ
JOHN p. YELyERToN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

aged ut 3led TO 732d, which lie doing trife better
and SCO boxes cheese, by steamer, ut 40e TO Lond
zoo bbs oil were taken 1T g. 3D. and 10 tons
goods at 2os. To Antwerp, 600 bales Of colt
engaged on private terms supposed 70 have been
fraction LEES than Nd per h. There was nothing new %
FRrn.-ssles Of 600 half boxes Valencia raisns we're
HAy-Saies of about 900 bales were made at $50
6Oc.
IRos-scOtch pig was selling in small way At s22a
$23 per ton.
MoI.ssRs was quiet, but steady
NAVAL SIoRfs.--The market quiet, and spirits tur
pentine were nominal at 43c. Crude turpentne WIS held
at IS s7ls q 81, while common rosin was nominal
Ons-The market was quiet Lnscei selling at
roc Tie crude whale at Soc &c., refined winter
bleached az &c &C., four months; crude sperm
quiet small sale made at the eastward, at 81 23
cash. lard oil was steady at 90c. a 95c.
Observation-Disclosures market was without change OF
moment with sales Of 800 900 bbs including old mes,
$40 40 SO &c. and unnspected at $40 rs and Old
prime at Sli rs. Beef in fair demand and firm, with
sales reported OF about 900 bbls at SAL $l2 for repaced
Western mess, and STA for extra do. Bacon aud cut
meats unchanged. Lard in good demand with
sales OF about 300 bbs and erces at l0c. lo9so for
and old, and sale of 2 600 kegs reported at
IL nc l2c Butter and cheese steady while the
market was less active, without change in quotations
RICE was quiet at &c. BIC
SUGARs.--1he sales embraced about GOO hhds, in,lut
ing refining ard fair qualities Of goods at 57sc. 50
Tsc for Cuba and 100 hhds Porto Rcos reinng at
6hc, and 81 boxes at p. I.
1cBACCo-1Lc demand for this article continues COOL
Of Spanish seed leaf little Of good grades Offering Sales
81 hhds Kentucky and Maysve at lie l4c. l06 bales
Havana, 32c &c., go bales Cuba t. AZ cases seed
leaf, zoe.
WnIsKEY.-Thc market was frmer, with sales OF 400
bbs at 22c 23ac, the latter figure for gooi barrels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

V'hE AALASAC NY MVN .Iu.,,,ry
Now ready.
CONTENTS
Railway Engineering In the United States.
Her Grace the Drummers Daughter. Concuded)
Work and Rest
Colin Cout and the Fasry Queen
Mls WiI.lples Hoop. tConcluded.)
Nature and the Philosopher.
Thomas Jefferson
A Prisoner of War.
The Washing of the Feet" Holy Thursday, in St. Pc
ters
Physical Courage.
November
The Great Event Of the Century.
The Last Look.
A sample of Consistency.
Literary Notices.
The publishers believe that this magazine has become
cessity with the intelligent reaing public Not content hos
with past VIII be the aim Of Its conductors
make still attractive and entertaining, while the
time its high character and careful scholarship
served.
The frs; volume consisting Of numbers ended in May
last The second volume also containing numbers Will
with the December which the index viii be given
Hereafter the volumes win begin with January and July
The pages OF the ATLANTIC are stereoyped and back
numbers be supplied
cept OF the price the publishers will send the post
paid TO any part of the nited States.
Cubs-f- copies win be for $40 the subscribers pay
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON 4 co,
Publishers. Is Win ter street, Boston.
Trade supplied by ROSS ToUSEY and DEXTER
BROTHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
FINE ARTS.

L,IEE OIL PAINTINGS IN GOLD LEAF FRAMES, AT
IT choice collection of and original subjects
parlo cabinet saloon, win be offered this
ing 10 O'Clock at the spacious gallery 2s Broaw,y oppo
site Stewarts JOHN LEviSON, auctioneer.
N r. DIESE1DORrF Il co. IMPORTERS OF OIL
IL. paintings engrayings Autographs, artists mate AIS and
fancy goods Gel Broaaws near Fourth street oe 70 the
public collection Of oil paintings which will he
found by Arnfeld Boddng shewned Puuuer A.
Schaf-r Jaeger sos Sel'.ry Laeh, Reiisr De Pau Fin
Howe Swoboda aud Mss Mutre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

AsriEs.-Salcs Of 80 bbs. pots were made at &c.
IsKansTrTs - our-Ihe demand was limited ant
chiefly confined TO the home trade The foreign
not considered favorable and the market closed heavy
The sales embraced about 1000 10 600 bills within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20


DLANCABD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
- street New york-Fsshonahly located, elegantly FUR
nshcd. and for the reception OF
day by The week NJ lower Public respectfully
solicited by The management
BLANCHARD MAGELLAN.
ITorET. ST GERMAN, BROADWAY FIFTH Avenue
and Twenty second street-This beautiful sni unique
hots being rcpanted repaired and
open for the reception Of Elegantly furnishci
single and suite all having hshs ~tiacsi n rent p-
nenly reasonable The hel CONDUCTED entirely
the European pan and particular attention p1d to the
rant which VIII he supplied with all the deIicaciea ~ The
bcsela The intersection 81 broadway Fh Twenty
second street. not exreed by house In the city being
Of The msi accessible add fashionable neighorhois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
THE MILITARY.

NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE BRADBURY
IN Guard are requested attend meeting at 10 Carmne
Thursday evening 2st at O'clock for the cleo
uon Of officers. BY order Of Cant ANDREW H"iD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20

GTgi rARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON
~ Monday evening, Oct ~ a Richard Barrys ~ Pearl
street the following gentlemen elected % ne C9ngs
eisnal Conventions Rchnfd iittry, william Meals Phtrk
MeIa ugbin 9el, Don ho, aud WIN. C,rrlll
PNTRIt x GLE son
GEO. MrkINf4N, Inspectors
JAMES NcNGLTY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-20
rURNTTURA.


S,HEsTNUT AND GRAINED AND FIRST PREMIUM
~ snamecd furniture q superior and warranted manu-
.2cure at fARRINGTONS warerooms 36S Canal oppo
~ Wooster street AADufactory - and " Wcosssr street;
ss.bi.shed IN lSAS.
ENANEIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF rURNrrURE, IN
~ all csiors and styles wholesale and retail Al prices from
Us and upwards WARREN WARD, III Canal street lod
No So, four doors eas, OF Broadway, New YORK.
FURNITURE, FURNIrURE.-THE HIGHEST CASH
price paid for household Office and other furniture pianos
carp-ng and merchandise LIBERAL advances horses
Ing machines &c, TO be sold or stored
RICHARD WALTERS, 70 C.tharne street.
E,rRNTTrRE-THE ATTENTION OF FURNITURE
buyers called 10 the large choice and desirable stock
hand In rosswood mahogany, walnut dining
tables and iron Also line OF Office desks and chairs
prices 10 suit the times. JOHN l.. vASDEwArER az
broadway bet~eeu John and Fulton streets
EsAmEIIED. ruRsrrURE. IN SUITS. OF ANY
Il color for IN double hair naairesses - So paasss
Hi cuns-s - %; b~is'ess - So ard f-~~s very low ~
sTAcyS mannsciory n ADl,y aud Wooster
hrse blocks from Broadway
IMPORTANT TO PARTIES WISHING To DISPOSE or
their household furniture carpets kr Ia lot part
viii ind ready money customer by applying 20 T. w.
HICKEY roc Broadway. Of Eleventh Persons
IN want OF good furniture at low prices viii please ca
above An oak Pmpton hedstead equal 10 FOR sale
cheap Also rosewood etegere.