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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-26


IHDlAx OUrRA0Es-MUsDERs-E
We lsarnfro0 . gentleman In that city, just re- n
turaed from the north west, that ! meneuxes
had arrived in Calhoun county, bsilgiDG the
newethat . band Of Sionx Indians bad murdered'
afamily on the Little Sioux riger, md were com
miEAng Ill manner Of depredAtions. Ghe i'm
hahitapts Or Calhoun and adiolnipg counties
wese afming, ana hasteuing 70 the rescue n sNe
settleSs On - Litale 6ieuz. GTro1hle With thsi
Hssn was aa&ioipAtsd. Is VIII - Fslsmbessd
that this 10 In tie region Of Spirit Lake, where
60 many families were massacred lGts Spring.
We anxiCnay awsis further news Dee .9staes
CITY Journal, Jnn. " ssai4 fsasaA e wesa a3a
5i'lss 90 III lisa - sste8 sstsaas34sf M
Polsonma DxAfn.-We tsndsYssand thas
sonas nv days tinos ssvetal persons Who Aad
drdnk liqaor g ! grocssy ~ Adj, waFo s1adea-
" taxsCAeQ with violent 1isAnsss Aaviae alltAs
sy1nSsQtns Of ibesng pois0sel. 1hs osesssy-.
ke1o1F wsj dsFs1ssd, and hela ~ bsal ~ fssAes
| exthanhtid4; plttas osvelsps1 apSa - '61nl'
nasi6a thas ~ grocery man mAaatnelussds ~
oun fIaaos, and nhsa asrysAnins u iaGeo0Sed.
| 116gfdtN W. 1naeSeeana 60 oftlnos ga8 poisoned
slnoe dt11s.-DW 1fainss Jsse.atHoa lin .#si-i4f
assAs1 44es4a1 saa N = !
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-26

Warrington, Jan. 20.
Private Dispatches awefs fsssived 'lase nighe
dated Boonville, dan. 10, which ststs that the
vote Of the 2lst ult., for the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, was |, 800, one half Of which were frau
dulent. The vote Of the 4th inst, against the
Constitution, was 10000 bona Ode voees This
Nearly 1000 persons attended Nrs. DouglaaI'
ball last night, which Was the most brilliant and
social ever given here. 9sA.sels .Es'i H''48 '-i
Lady Napier has gone 70 cid Point Comfort .
recruit for the princess' fets. I .asFgsf-4sT sfl-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-26

psst at tbe end Of ten ysars Iness puF ufald.
M y entirely sxhaasssd, AMI - shan ak,hest.
Aas ess sixsy miles ofdver navixssssn eomple.
~ - ~ MOI extend W shs river = high
oOtssdjWa --'s -
1 s4&fhe gosks % the river ase esatissslly
ag vsy csnsidsssbls i.jsry from Ice and
- .0ssgss sse oisen fermed, and De ics.
= " "a assanulAssd Until & y 6isAes e
- - n tijsknaas.,g sWbsaA thsss 6sslly
sa1sAey sssspslsae sith = nsssssssa
15. - na.tiai stssetnre en- rsSlSt. ~ thess
lAeFs.s IN nunbes. ~ iajariss fsoa this
AAdAhseoss ofsspaiss. ere ~ he shils
- hassAsg. IT. ,aif1 = ysN sss'
hek n - siolsnt injuries Eese % - an
&ns aad sslensns ass = -
e seA pssSsci.s Ssleses bskmoes 'cer.
- decisive result The dams pisSed ID
&9lss ecassrssssa q sss1sA ssibs alled
yf!!.s, ~ ~ 49, ss.s stsHyp iSlaAStls
i N1fAs lfeg II ~ > ~
otAls = 49, aUtag apsstao .se'ths
- q1oipuvioD ASstht 1Ad s : go
ess Sgjkib ssb ~ VA Ky y
$1,000 &aas.. A.epDpslsst jea@eei
lnp - 6oe ofens efthsD 1a eess
4e41ssA asasoG etiisC dg6a6 10y 4
hngs,.sA y ny& Is Ga.ilss GaS.sisIsss. : - y 8
= - =. !. -. b ~ q ss!ssiE ss!sssiE ~ (
5.!..s se 49, - 9la1Q Age AAhanqll
% ~. Il - - issnl.lo1suo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
The Lower Glasses.

Who are those? asks the Ph; h;ladelphia Argus.
The toiling millions, tire iabo-ing men and
women. the farmer, the mechanic. the artizen
the inventor, the producer?-Far from it.
These are natures nobility, GodSA ia favorites,
the salt of the earth. No matter VIII, ,sther
they are high or low in station, rich or po or
in pelf. conspicuous or humble in position,
they are the upper circles in the order of
nature. whatever the factious distinctions of
society, fashionable or unfashionable, de ecree.
It is not low. It is the highest duty, privilege
and pleasure. for the great man and the
whole-souled woman 20 earn what they DOS
sess, to work their own way through life, to
be tho architects of their own fortunes. Some
may rank the classes We have slluded to as
only relatively low; and in fact the middliDe
classes. We insist tina. they are absoutel,
the highest. Ifthere is class of hxman be-
ings on earth who may be properly denomi
mated low, it is those composed of those who
spend without producing, who dissipste Oh
the earnings oftheir fathers or relatives with
out being 10 doing anything in aid Of them
selves.
We are all mariners on this sea Of life,
And they climb above us up the shrouds.
Have ouely in their overstepping plsce.
| Gained more dangerous station and fooshoid
More Insecure
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
Appointments by the Governor.


Gov. PACKER has nadc the following sp-
pointments
For philadelphia
George NJ. Lauman, of Reading, Flour In
spector.
Joseph Collins, Whiskey Inspector.
Wm. Q. Kline. Bark Inspector,
William Ksisley, Inspector of Butter AM
Lard.
Lewis r. Denan, Quarantine Master.
Samuel Brown, Port Physician.
Arthur Hughes, Health Officer.
JAG. Layer. Superintendent Powder Mag
azine.
Joseph Enue, Recorder CT the City of
Philadelphia, 20 fiji the vacancy caused By
the resignation of Robert M. Lee. Esq.
iSealers or Weights and Measures.
Andrew Noble. for Philadelp phia, North o:
Vine street.
Foiyard E. Degan, for Philadelphis. South
| Of Vine street.
Frederick Trace. for Dauphin county.
Charles Barnitz, for Allegheuy county.
William Adds, for Bucks county.
Samuel Adds, of Mcyerstown. for Leba
non county.
Other appointments.
John Maxim, Flour Inspector. Pittsburgh
Nathan l. AswNed, Nc'sry Puhlsc. Gin
fen c>un'y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
Blessed are the Meek"

The last number of ,be "Mouutaineer ta-
king every thing !n,o consideration, is an ex-
csedingiy mild document. The saIk about
falsifying, &c, Of course is more for ornament
than use. AS TO the charge that we do not write
our own editorials. i. is too trifipg to merit
the tool of Gen. " bite. If we may credit
tradition, Judas I.cariot was always loud in
professions Of love for his Divine Mastl-, and
ever ready to doubt and question the fidelity
Of the other apostles. Yet it was be who sold
his Master for forty pieces of silver and be-
tTayed him With q kiss. And Sc it has al
ways been with traitors and demagosuos from
his day to the present time. Ever ready to
become the base Instruments and tools Of de-
signing men, they are constantly endeavor-
ing to place those who chance to cross their
pathway, on she dishonorable Platform " hich
they themselves occupy. The man who is
always ready tc
Crook the plant hinges q the knee,
That thrift may follow farning,
is generally the first to cast suspicious on :he
conduct of others, and never fails in beasting
Of his own honesty, integrity and purity
With regard TO the editorial articles which
have appeared in the 'Mountaineer'' from
its first appearance up tie present time. in
the absence of any evidence 70 the contrary
we do not entertain the slightest doubt that
they were written by Mr.. Noon. None o.
them, to the best of our knowledge and be,
l;sf, displayed such extraordinary ability thai
any man of ordinary talents. afflicted with
that c. .>nmon disease, an Itch for scribblina
for the Iress, could not have written them
The change that We are controlled in th,
discharge of OR editorial duties by Genera
White, or any ,ber man, is low and sour
riious falsehood aid We at once NAIL IT T,
rHR COUNTER as such.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
NEVER Be HAuoHrY.-A humuiap- bird

NEVER BE HAUGHrY.-A hum,ning- bird
met butterfly, and. being p.essed With the
beauty Of its person aad glory of its wings,
made an offer of perpetual friendship. Il
cannot think of it." was the reply, ''as sou
once spurned me. aud. and called me draw
ling dolt Impossible" exclaimed the
humming- bird; II always entertained the
highest respect for such beautiful crca.ures a,
yos " Perhaps you do now" said the 9TH
er. 'but when you insuited nas I was cat.
erpillcr. So lie. me ,givc yon .pieee If nj.
--ios-suevs, insris tss Lnrtle. "a thar 1z ay
-oulc da2 become s,Ipsricrs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
THE PROSPECT.

1t Affords We not little pleasure to assure
our readers, that the prospects that the bill
for the Admission of Kansas under the Le-
compton Constitution will soon become law
are hourly grewing brighter. The bill for
the admission of the Territory into tie Uni
on as State which recently passed the SEN
ate. we are no# eenfident. will pass the House
With perhaps few sligh. notifications.
Should this be the case, the Kansas contro-
versy is about to clese,. bleeding Kansas
Stock, will ere long be a bad investment, and
the voices Of the fre edam shriekers will soon
be hushed forever. Prohsbly we will hear
from Horace Greely, John W Forney & Co,
for serera! months, considerable talk about
''iufamy." the +'crime against Kansas and
popular sovereignty" but it will be nothing
more than their last farewell Shrek
''The bubblins cry
OF the strong swimmers in their agony"
The New York Tribune" Greely's pa
per, and the central organ of the opposi-
ton, almost acknowledges that the hunt is
up" Its Washington CORE spoDdent in re-
cent letter from that city says:
The mpracticableness of few Repuhli.
can members who don't want to vote for Crit.
| .enden's amendment, renders the ID cfeat o
Lecompton very doubtful. The prospect te
day is far from encouraging. AS the vote is
however, postponed till Thursday. the present
difficulties may be overcome by that time"
But even though the united hosts of th,
opposition, backed By few renegade bcmo
Gratis, should succeed in defeating the meas
ure in the House, We ere confident that tn,
result would not cause she Democracy o
Camb bria to fail in sustaining the President 0
their choice, and the policy OF bis administta
ton in every particular. If the Lecomptoi
Constitution is defeated in the House, il vii
be through the united vote Of the opposition
in that body. But as we have already state,
We entertain 10 approximations of such i re
suit We confidently believe that Leconp
tor will pass.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

MiEsA MAuoMrp IBEHIM. Dining one
day wi.s gentleman we'll known for his con-
vivis,ly, the dccanters halted SO iong before
the Mira. thst the host exclaimed with
little impatisnce. Pass the bottle mifza-
what do you call in Persian the man that
stops the wipe|-'We call him M0aomeo'
said the Mira, wi,ha quiet emile. The came
person was one day disputing With the Mira
sboat the e1csllence of his cook, OF whose
fame hs was very jealous, and wound up With.
He oughtto know something about cooking
for he has been forty years before the Gre.
Well said the Mira. he may hEye been
forty years before the FIRE, but be is raw yet.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

BRANDY THAT MAKES MEN HowL.-The man
who was once fortunate enough to get drink
of good brandy at stage house between
Shasta and Sacramento, on presenting him
self at the sanctum of the Shasta (Cs.) will
be rewarded with very extensive piece of
gold bearing quartz, Since the day of $40,
wayside hotels have kept villianons stuff
Now. however, it is said to be preternaturally
diabolical It not only kills at the counter,
but occasionally ''fetches" fellow fifty feet
distant. with stream of water between. A
perfect idea of its quality may be obtained
from the following incident, which occurred
between dealers doing business at stands five
miles apart, between Shasta aud Red Bluffs
Upper stand man -(Stauding before the
counter of Clover stand man. .")-"I say. ole
fellow. you don't sell ruch stuff as do Mine
kills hundred yards without rest"
Lower stand man.-'.WeH," don't know
whether mine kills eventually or not but
always notice thas .svefy tiTne they take
| suck" OF It. I ran t..r them howl ell th
r-y Z, Tt'ir Etand,"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

WARLIKE PREPARATIONS ~ ~, /, q
Scrope was about TO chsrge vii" :. D
the famous conflict of Edgenii'' ,,i
ing ball of the parliamentary $ s r5yp
King Charles l.. be said % md q, b
erace of n son. "Jnck. if ] sh0',. ..,D.
Ind vou would have snough 70 IA "A,
which the witty rogue aosWsI,i, h,ei
father, If I shoo!d s iillss' $50
ta psy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
ESrsoULAR rREB.-in the =.

~ SISoULAR TRES. lh' "a
near Bombay. there is $ sinsI,., a,,,.,
called 1.-THE sorrowful tree :,
fiourishos in the night. Al S1D = :,
are to be seen. and yet after bal - :.
is full of them. They yield ; ).
bnt the sun no sooner begins -;
them than some ofthem fall on, :.
continue Towering in the his"'
whole year.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31

EyThe Y. i. Evening Pest says that
Prof. Morse hss been left cut Of the Board
a.. .9;rc:.iicl of tae.A lsgt7c TsiagEspb Een.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

L'OR SALE in ORANGE, n. IA BEAUTI-
FCL PROPERTY the mountain side, containing thirty
acres equally divided in aud land young
NntyM two go pear just coming into besus.
ounce budde with the pear last yeA ON grape
and old eyerzeens with
garden and other Improvements Unquaed for beat Of loca
and Of Will be sod entire divided Apply
to A. o. MOORE. NJ. l4o Fuhonst, H. Y.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM TO LEI
"A Sui,sb- for lady lady aud gentleman oI we GN'
week mouth Communication b ex9'ic'r s1o Dr
head COL bdeIts Address LEh0. Box No 81 ofosd~c f''
tfoe.
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A. NJ Msawu Anc.s1sss.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-rsasAh

WEDNESDAY EVENING. April D, sf ococA
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Amesie IN Book. chiefly oa Hissy
Ens,sb md Aercar Boks and valuable Frvnch ltsa,
Pnb,cstior. kc- C.la.ogprs Dow ready
FRIDAY EVENING. Apt 50, .. 7 O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE III 3RAaf OF STANDARD Worts 4
.h d.psr;ms q Ls,~rzur- Arts aid Scoces ~
s1rse;ne upwrrd a 20 aud ysusoc Bocks Ans
IIl.+ry tfon the b-sry cd Collector His,o Wta
AT PRIVATE sALE-A great qusntfJ OF ss~uS sna 0ss
fa~ra
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Hlillinerp, Sc.
Boots, Shoes, &r.
matrbes, Jemelrp, &r.

COLD PATENT LEVERS at $50.-Just re-
ceived Invoice Of Gold Hunting Case English Patent
Lever WATCHES. warranted imekecPrs which an selling
for c.sh for % each GEORGE C. ALLEN.
No. II Wall a., second floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

A ] BLEEcKER Aucti00eef. .
HOVSEHO FURNITURE.-AJ.
III BLEECKER SON Co. will sell on THu RSDAv,
Ap o. At ot O'Clock No IS West 9Th s, al the sesss
Household Furniture contained In ths shove house oon.ss
the usual sssortment ns3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

MORTGAGE SALE of HANDSOME HOUSE
Vl HOLD FURNITURE, SILVER WARE Sc.-We would
call abortion 10 The sse OF Furniture srd Silver Ware 70 BE- cod
by 4. II. LUDLOW Co., THIS DAY I'VE inesdsyl April n
at O'Clock at No u Cintona 18th between Brosiwsy
and University place.
MORTGAGE SALE Of HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUREA the Furniture coBtaued In said house. conigs
Of Wilton CsIpts brorze Chandeliers, mahogany AMI hsceb
Sofs fssy Chsis Oomsns Chairs rosewood msrb Ca
Table mahogany ExensS DinDg Table Silver War;
maple ,est Chairs imitation wslnut Bed.n sd Pssss
Beds hair Msttress mshoeaDy arb top Wshst.uds Tois
Sets Dinner end Breakfast Sets Gas.ws Calry &C. snas
large Of Kitchen furniture with which the sSis ~
commence. UBl)
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w b. wEsTcorr, Auctonc-r -
SALE Of R0SE-
RIcsssps KixGsLsSp. Aurti NEE.
ECANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE n

RicHARDs kiNGNL.ND, AlrtI llte,.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1
T. AUCTION-RICaARDS KINGSLAND n Co, viii sH
ct Auc ion THIS DAY (w-du. APh e. a. 10y oeea
No ai2 Hicks Brosyn tn. -atr- rarlof bedooa -
kitchen Fupitor. contained In the above uou,e cousistn
part sup-rb Mirrors, mshs,ny Chars Sofas pv.nS bs
Csrsets Rosewood Et.aeIe, Center Tables Ot'onaa'. h
Lace Curtains mshog sad walnut FrDci Besesds usas
Az Extension Diring Tables, &c also, large sssomsatd
Chamber and kcbsu Fur ue One rosewood 7octave rsno
Forte made BY Lishte Newton .
OIL PAINrINGs-rwo Swiss Scenes BY H.ns Hoteea-
Two Paintings Winter aud Summer In HOLLAND ~
IVAN der Hes," aud snumber Of other line
Fsiltiurs tos. ther with number OF
Fine Line EngIayngs
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EAUCTIOS.-PeremPtr sale a. the owarr 70 as,., ~svag
for Europe The entr, FURNITURE contained "a " ass.
No ll2 Fh.t will b- SOLD Of suction THIS Al, tpi
% eoumepcips 10y O'Clock prcay Tbs shove rs. al ~
other c~lrb,.t@d aud in Of Ps
Suites Of solid carved ros-woo covered Nth crimson "a
dsuask ich Cuftsns fc-nch ptst- rier tao
one so3 carved rosewood side Ess-rs ro.e~pd Piano fe
sctsye several One OIL PAINTINGS BY ceeors,. Artists sa
Brown cf London Boe~ and Others .pepdd o.dr'on ~
u-re ore elegant carved rosewood seNs,esf Hsr sad sN
Mtrrssss and usual Of Reddns ous ice rSss
Iupsr m,rbe,op Tsbles fine bckcss- dininfroon n
,rp,iop Tab CHRIS Bryskss, Dnnrr snt res Sn Ase
Hdepbrrg Hea.er large Reis rstor brn'se aud ing
Car.t and Hal Oil Ciths 1etber with th u"t .sssnensd
Sshen furniture used BY s. tel ny ". tut 6sipas
OHfce No. ef5 Bsos5vsy
o.. In or ahine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

A UCIION NOTICE Notice is hereby ,;,.-
.ired 10 CO. s-risa Msi,s..s %as :, Ji s,o 81
JOHN r WOOD ard MAkY KNIFYES T. u. :, L.sea
eesriSs ese No..~b se' III ssh :, PUBLIC AUsro
the highest bidder. ff cash. the 10, "a, a ~.
a. O'clre. "a ,As .le.,,St & a.' a. y. r, =
HENhY CLAY all the fixhr lite aai ia-scet ~ M.
JACOB V. ssfrH I'D JOHN 2. WOOD ia ssIba -.
.cbooUsr vess.i HENRY CLAY ke ecss ,sss-s
uss4 together With Der tscis sppse and furnfar- ~
Newfsh. APri q. 1854 DsNlEL TOXINS.
BREWsrEa J. AtJIso~
WATSON TOMKiNa
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60 printers.

A FOUR-CYLlNDER PRESS for SALE
IA The Publishers Of TRIBUNE having bren Obliged ~
purchase Of Hoes Ten Cyader Powet Printing Presses
THE woiid In the requirements
tn In age ejaculation ofer for SALE THE FOUR CYLINDER
PRESS ,he oa'sids of their Daily aud their Semi
Weekly editions have hhetto been printed This press
Constructed expressly for ushas been in Ia establish
M six yearhs' cos. very LITTLE for repairs snd
p,y,r failed 10 render good service les full capacity
impessions per hour bu, lite ordinary speed about 5000 1t
cost Us ObO will be sold-.iDcs longer need it
Tor krllD cnsh Apply 70 HORACE GREELEY 4 Co,
Tnbupe BuIdings NewYoTk
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6iationerp an6 fanep @oc6s.

DLANK BOOKS at WHOLESALE
I'D Every hind and sire fine and supefne. including
PASS. MEMORANDUM aud COPY BOOKS
TUCKs, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS GASES
Bookseller Sts invited u call aud e1smse
these gds before purchasing elswhse Catalogues sent tree OF
expense. John p ELLIS. No l02 Nss.su-st n Y.
nbDERS for BLANK BOOKS, WRITING Pa
OfER STATIONERY aud JOB PRINTING solicited BY
FRANCIS LOUTREL No As M.idsnlaae. n. Y. Prices low
CLOTE and JAMES,
- sTATIONEks. PRINTERS and BLANK-ROOK MANU-
FACTURERS No. IS fultons- Orders RESPECTFULLY solicited
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

NOR SALE-A brown HORSE, years old, and
Express wsgon HsrIe's Apply 81 No - h'''h'
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printing.

UAKEk 4 GODWIH-TRIBUHE buD6
~ mos pnui everything from the snaiief AL o.
- The I~sssf Bull or BOOK u Lowest ce.s tnoes
ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRlCE.
II Wedding. si Home and Business CAfda e LII .
NJ ~ Frtob-st For 5ALE-Ioo MA<szipe s,e>i ris1s~
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4 UCTION NOTICE.
~ AssIGSHEs' SALE efs JoBBER's STOCK

"A ASSIGSEES' SALE Of J0BBERS STOCK
CLOTHS, CASSlMEkES cod 49, 80
WILLIAM TOPPING l. Co, Apcaoa-cu Ma ~ A..
way viii eel 90 WEDNESDAY. Apri e 8, 10 o'elsch ~
entire stock 81 " boessle Jooeer 20 CLOritS0 COCOA
ondps every Article linz oil sooa order slt s,,r
b. sd r.mptorly for ossh. without b Oh =
assignee, The attention OF al buyers " sss sooas iav
UCTION NOTICE. -BILLIARD TABLES
N and SALOON FIXTURES 3. AUcrioS--G q. HoS
TON Aucficn.er vii s-l on THURSDAY Aprl ~ ~
o,c,ock SALOON FIXTURES and BILLIARD rAyLIs
No 81 Broacwsy Known - Lss,et,e Hail. eonsss 4 -
Az l.ra- Minors Oil Psntiras EssIssoxs markets. Ts
Onice CLsrs Setses Bsr Counter Beer Pumps Gees w,,
on Goth Stoves 10 BIZ lard Tsblss, Bells Goes coasss
Macs. Ac.
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DANIEL g. BoUGa, Ancti meet
7 ARGE SALE Of all tho ELEGANT rosewood

DANIEL 8 HoUGH Anct meet
7 ARGE SALE Of all tho ELEGANT rosewood,
~ ss,in wood. OAK aud mahogany FURNITURE. 0RSA-
story privss residence. No. s. Clinton pace, In sAs, b.
tw.eD Broadway and Uuverpity plsc-
TOMORROW Thursday, April % at 10 m precisely.
The fol wing 10 only partial descpss Of TIE goods con
tsiDed 10 the Hoss-, viz:
IL rHE BASEMENT full suite Of Dang Room Farnitoc
ExeDs Table Buffet and Chairs 70 mstca beside srss "
ety of Kitchen Utepss China Dinner an Tea Sets SILVER
Ware Casters Spoons FORKS Liquor Chss Ivory Cutlery
CutGsss and Bohemian W1e Sale positive Deposits easi4
fevery purchaser. -.
The PAkLoRs Velvet Carpets three rosevod SaeA
Side and Hall EtAseres Pier 0lass-s Es Cass
and Fsuteus Brorzes Clocks Vases fine Pal tnsS Lace Cor
t.ins Couches Book Cses and Library Secretaries rossvsA
Piano, 1-octsve; fine Ell Cravings
In CHANBERs superior carved rosewood B-dsoaA
Bureaus Commodes Sofas ucbes Chairs Carpets maheSssy
Bedsteads &c pure CURED Hair Mattresses and fne Ba
kets end Bedding Of ell kinds.
Sale Snms Dcrs at loi O'Clock precisely Catalogues ~
be bad The Office of the AucOneer No. I'D Brosdwu
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