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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11

DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORk, CITY
ii ISLAND, ,NEW-ROCHELLE and hAhARONECK.-Oa
aud after SATURDAY, June H. the steamer ISLAND CITY
Capt James Nsdenbush having been reftted with new bail
&c. and newly furnished throughout will commence msfni
places accommodation Of passengers and freight leaving
futOu Market Sip returning leaves Anaronecka
m, New Rochelle, 7:Se IN, City lssnd 81 y Is q m
r,- EerYork and Msmsronect cents and between
N-wYork aud New Roche City Island S cents each way
Freight board half hour before the time OF starting
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11

CHAPTER CCyL--An Ac. for the relief OF TIE " -
he Of Intan. Pssed April lAh 1883 By r cs1ss
,ud A.. mSy, Do enact ~ follows: SECTION IN u
.se Opentss. lneiaa.. I snd The s.psfro rosssa.s.. ~
f..b, suthoiireA and r,qured to employ snaIsS 80
rrt ems .u.,se sad e9mps,r,. psyd0sA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-11
NEw-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN COMPANY.-sUMAER ARRANGEMENT.
Conrnesc.us MONDAY. Isy II. 1888.
pns Depot of White and Centre New York
el5 .. m. .Wkite Plans tran, stopping al al Staoas
faL Is ssye De pot Of t and f.h sv. kewYork a.
:lO Ill smsbfid1s tail stopping al A. Stations.
sS Mail train stopping st Whamsbridse AID al s:s'
tons north
II 90 a .TIliisIn.bitse s.oppns s. al sts.ons.
II " q White Plains tan. stopping ~ q, Sta.ions
$50 2. Wliamsbrids- train stopping 81 a Sts.l0na
tC0 ?. m White Plains trNn. stopping st sl Stations.
500 Dover Plains nan stopping st IL stsions above
Wilsnsbs5ge.
s~ w hits Plans train Stopping 81 al Sts.iona
$50 o lismsb br 5ge trra stopping Q, al S.AioaG
RyrvRNNG-L Lesy- Chatham -Four Corners:
u 81 Nail trSin stopping II Wlhsnsbrdxe White as
and al Stations north
Wk J. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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CDrorers' rnqwests.

PxosArtv FlraE As,srLr UroS WOMAN. ~orcner con =
merry held ar morien ex,min,son yests,day 70 shs
case Of r rtsa Handle, ths German woman Who vs si
dangerously sounded At No. 81 avenue The d ass
being stabbed with pair Of shears The hands OF
Joe erh Beck. 1he injured woman being euly sworn,
AM being fully impressed with the bels ssa sbs vas
esngercus'y IN, cerosed tina. Tuesday, "a ust, shs
nd difficulty Win Joeerh Beck abont vshins coioesi
tbA, ne abueed her and cas' her names ~ren she took
stick " beat him; he took hold G the stcs aon ~ns
she had bod OF him by the throat he scsed ner ne
stomach when he ksed her she ran ont nto tne roorn
Bcck ren followed or and stabbed Der Win we sessor
Dr Thomss Fpoel made an es.n nsnon Q, tns pe'sos
of the injured woman, and was Of the OPINION mat shs
vas liable AZ snv nonen 10 attack OF tesanss, WHICH
might spsediy cause death rhs jury IN this case
dertd verdict ss fonoTS-,. lnat .ne ssao bNoNN
psnse nov lies dangerously III from wounds receivedot
tuesday March 2 is6s, At the hands Of joseph Beck
me accused was comm tied for sxnnlnar0n.
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Alleged EnlbeyzIepnent In BrookIvr.

Mr. Robertr Byrne, who resides in Gold street. Brook
yn, was taken into custody Tuesday by officer Raynor
Of the Deputy superntendents Office on the charge Of
einbezzlemcnt. Mr.. James Z. Byrne brother Of ha
accused engaged in the mercantile business Ia Detroit.
Michigan. He purchased quantities OF gods of Robert
Goodnough, Of New York, to tho amount of g. 200 md
failing az alleged made assignment 70 assumed credi.
tors. The OF thousand doars Robert
T. Byrnes wife, and trunk containing thousand dol
lars worth OF fine goods 10 merchant in New York
famed Talbot, creditors. Mr. Talbot refsed
the trunk the ground that h. wa 40 creditor OF Mr.
Byrne Robert r. Byne after Ia 10 the storr and
took the uunk away. Mr. Goodnough having lldg1snt
against the Detroit brother, caused levy, ibse
quenty found ta. tho goods had been sc.ed
ana nothing but tho empty Trunk remained Robert T.
Byrne arrested tho charge above stated, sfter
eludng the oicers for several days Ie brought be
fore Justice Bacey yesterday ;rnlnal varraL and
waving examination co,pmttei ia d.ian OF 81 900
a civil process
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rosde catch bm after bis abrupt departure nom -
his pursuers started bis track and doubt by ~
time in place Of comparative safety Tho ressdsncs a
tho accused in Thirty second street, searched bul no
trace Of his Whereabouts could be dir covered. m pooo
imagine that Rotherson must have sailed for ufovna.
that be tho case, then u Is not likely that he VIII over
be arrested for tho officers Of the bank do not
clined spend any money edsctng his capture They
do not suppose that Botherson has any funds worth xhs
mentioning in his possession and hencs they consider tho
gooso 70 be hardly worth pucking. rho feathers havo
been scattered far and wide ere they would look
Tor tho money that sas been soen they must seek for
IN tho numerous gambling bells which nest city AMI
not in the possession OF tho unfortunate and probably
pennloss fugitive defauter.
Rrotserson Is man about 81 years Of age. He has -
vito and one child living Thirty seooud street .b9fs
he resided in plain and ens.ons styic He IN very
respectfully ccuncced, and has relatives of ws.b and
influence residing in this city
OTHERS SUPPOSED To Re MPLIcArEp.
Is supposed that there other parties implicated
with Brothersonpersons who urged him Z, tho commits.
sion Of the frauds and Afterwards possessed themselves or
the wealth thus dishonesty obtained Such s the belief
Of the police, who taking tie sus-
pected individuals before they initiate the example Of a
principal in the fraud, and seek safety ia aight.
full and careful investigation Of tse affairs o, tho
Union Bank, in connection with the frauds prac.sei by
tho head bookkeeper, will show state Of things truly
s,aftlng We await tho result with ordinary degree
D
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stock markets Friday weaker Tho funds, after
sustaining extreme reaction or haf cent closed
Il three eghths per cent lover than rnursday rha
noarket is ID unusual extent influenced By tho
Pals Bouyse, which exhibits gradual decline
The London Stock Excha,go very senslbly sscted
by the resignation OF the PLmerson cabinet aud at ono
time conso quoted nearly per lower than
they prior to the adverse in the House OF Com
mons.
The appcstons for money at the bank continued very
liPht and in the discount market tbs supply a5un
dant, q. from 70 ~ per cent
100000 IN specie was on its way back from Chna-a
very remarkable occurrence and caused by fall Of a.
least per cent in exchange a. Shanghai under the in
fuence sf the late panic.
tbs remarked in tho Daily News city article that with
the present rates OF exchange with tho chief or
European commerce BY far tho largest proportion OF the
gold imported here will DO sen, 10 tho continent fast
in but this does not IMPLY TIA. the stock Of bull
lion in the bank has yet reached its highest point
AMERICAN sroCgs
Messrs. Barring Bros report American stocks slow Of
SALE and prices unstered, except PeGnsy van,, which
al, ,nhA
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rHs orsR-sEcusD NiCn rB "Hrerrors"-rAs
second performance Of tb, Husaenos The Academy
OF Music drew q much greater house than lbs arsi.
Nearly every seat occured In tho lower part, uhlo
the upper circle sni anphhsaire were dcosely erywd
Tic performance much better shan On ths nrst ng
s@e ;he audience much moro enthusiast, rns tiunphs
effs0rnge, DAngr, rormes and CASTER wersrenevcd-
1trrni, nstwiihstanding severe incispostou, sang
better than Monday The beaziy cf mo mise soens
"a very general tribute or admiration. and al tbs
sri os,, ,hrd ae gasre urgep, demand for ihi
dlr,c,,,. Mr. r1lman. who nSslly Appeared 9Th Mr.
.r-ehp,s the eond,e,or be orcbe-irs aSt bowed his
,,vpo scsmeps The eper. 'suc manager vss received
.1,h Tho rarre., suthusasm. The "Hdsneocts" ~dl
be surg ON Friday for tho II ri time.
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Commercial InteIlAGswoe.
LoNpoN MOvTv MAuKr.

In the London moucy market there was very asun.
dsHt supply and NO cbAnse In rates. The bullion In the
Bsrk n Enslsns bsd increased f2oooo. ocrsos sliced
Al e6X % for money and account Me,srs. Barias
BROTHERS. quote silver Sc. l,sd. dollars nominal at
5e. Nd; eagles, 1ee. 2kd.
The London 7im (oi,y wtcle) OF tho 27sh, says rho
funds opened Friday mornings decline Of eighth,
and subsequently experienced sfurhcr FALL owing 70 spccu
,ve Sales consequent upon the unsettled state Of feeling
N rarh likely 70 be cccssioncd by the trial u Tho
corrs stors. Applications for dscourt al the bank 70
dsy have slightly Increased, be- stl are very moderate
Tbe po;ay Nrv (city utclel Of We 9Th, ays'-be
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Ma sArrrss CoScvsr-Ths yousg pianist givee his nrst
concert in this city this evening" q, Mozart Hall Mr. sat
ter s pianist Of the school Of Ls He will be assisted
" several eminent artists,
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INC hr1lde Rus. calls fr tho expulsion from England
OF the refugees convicted suspeced OF being mixed no
in the late conspiracv. me ,rcle does not reproach
England for Da fg ,re righ. OF asylum In general
but for giving refuge u individuals who notorousy
the thors OF ccuspirae,es and criminal agitation
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The Princess Frederick William Of Prussia was unwel
but her malady supposed TO be only cold
despatch from Berlin says that the Minister'S oppoec
amnesty for political offences the OF Prince
Frederick Williams marriage.
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Italy.
Italy.
ARREST OF ALLEGED coNsPmAroRs AGAINST NAPo

ARREST OF ALLEGED coNsPmAroRs AGAINST NAPo-
LEON.
An Fnglshman named Hodge has been arrested a,
Genoa accomplce IN the late attempt upon life of
NAPOLEON and has been given up 10 the French police
by the Sardlnian authorities.
Two more Englisbuen hai also been arrested at
Genoa.
letter from Palermo states that the Neapoli.an 20.
vernment had sent several pieces Of heavy artillery 70
strengthen the Notifications OF that city. considerable
quantity CT ammunition had likewise been sent Mes sina
syracuse and Augusta was supposed that the Neapo-
Titan government of insarrccion would occupy
the line from Nossna to Syracuse, and make the
Of action az Ainst the rest Of the island.
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The Berlin correspondent of the london Hmes say is
confidently ected that the United States government
will take steps for securing the commuaon o Stsde
toll on shipping going up the f1be. The authority
says that the United states and Denmark have leugh
como 10 agreement "a N the amount payable by tho
former 10 tho latter account of light and buoy dres in
the Sound This amount has been fixed Of a3a3 OIL anj
s N be paid into the hands of Danish sgent Tond
When that ceremony has been performed, the former
treaty Of amty and navigation which has been suspended
by the United States, viii return into force.
telegrsphc despatch from Hamburg says that the
nanish Cabinet resigned on account Of The attitude do
mandod OF them In the dispute with the German Diet
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The bill TO strengthen the existing laws relative per
sons implicated la the conspiracy n murder politca
grounds rs accompanied by report which represents
nN the object e tho law is n give tho Sardnisn
government the means Of ecaciousy fulfilling It's inter
national duties The most important part NJ the
that which constitutes judges the fact hundred elect
ofthe ov in which the Court OF Appeal established
such two hundred electors TO be designated by conois
sion composed OF the Mayor and Municipal Councillor.
The jury charged 10 try oences of the kind referred
10 be selected from the two hundred. The report
presses the opinion that will BE- safe 10 abandon
imrsraiy and Independence OF the Mayor and Municipal
Councillor the task OF forming the lst OF two hundred
names.
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Belgium.

dscuss,on has been commenced In the Belgian Cham.
hers on the bill relative N attempts agaus. the lives Of
foreign soveregns The Minister Of Justice emphaticay
declared that he had not received from any foreign Powor
any request to change the law OF the land.
The bill PASSED the 25th ult the Minister Of Jus
ce promising that prosecution should take place with
out the consent OF his department. but admitting that ho
could rot bind bis SUCCESSOR
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partial modification Of the Swedish Cabinet Is snti,i
pated.
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Tho Prince of Prussn A. Regent Of the Kingdom, has
been opposed by The Cabinet in tho wish W grant an
amnesty for political cocrs the occasion OF bis son
msyr-gc The Miussrs consider that this act would be
gtuf bsvcrd tho powers delegated 10 him a. Eeeent.
e rroce Intends s s.id TO refer the question 70 tho
h- officers sf ibe Crown.
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Tnc laaian mail With aafss from Calcutta N the 2Sth
and nbay 10 the 2sth o. January, arrived at Alexandria
~" 18th of February
90 q. -. ~ c.mprs was .stus Cxvrpors 70, sosvv
.,as, -, oonS ,a,r Aua, on arrival Of which ne would
move with his whole force, dunf bahadoor,
on Dude.
The Rsah oe Bulubshsh hsd been hanged at Delhi me
Military Governor of pchi bad given over charge u hs
city N the civil Authorities.
report that the great Dude zeminda had
offered 10 surrender on ooudTtiou of iu munity
The Cslpee rebe still In force, u " said under
The leadership Of Nena sahb and threatening in The
direction OF Easot~e.
rhe King of Delhi ssrsripe from fever, and his
trial had been postponcd
The Legislative Council had exlendsd N Hcmbay sct
~ch ustaee The detention Of the prisoners sought 10 be
reiessed by habeas corpus.
Ons two mall eprasemenh and q tining mutny
smooe the gunners ~ Sacepore are reported
The town and fort d Msehr had bcea taken from The
rtteb.
TIE Calcutta produce market continued 70 improve I'm
pore nrm Money mashet cosy. Exchanse on Iousou,
y. ID. q o. AKA on credh.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular OF the Liverpool cotton market
states the sales Of the week at $1,000 bales, OF which
10000 were on speculation and 5000 for export. The
same authority quotes an advance Of nd per pound in
all qualities some other circulars quote tho advance at
three sixteenths Of penny and attribute il TO the lignt
stock and limited arrivals. The saes of Friday were
the market closing dru a, the following authorized quota
tOps:--
Orleans. Mobiles. UpSa'sts
M.dilina sMn.dTilin..:.::.....s a.........sllls 1918 s.
The stock in port was estimated at 100000 bales, OF
which 100, 600 bales were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
Tho advices from Manchester favorable. All quail
ties Of goods and yarns had advanced slightly.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
hessrs Richardson, spence Co: quote aour dull and
an Baltimore, 22s Cd 23s 0ho via the North, 2is
25e., and via New Oreaps firm and IN active dsmind,
at 27s Whea. dull and quotation nomna rcd Western,
os g. 3D.; white, rs. n " 6d Corn dull; mixed and
yellow, 33s. Cd. ga white, 3is
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co.. Bsland, Athya o.,
Pork dull Bacon dull and prices weak at decline of Cd.
Lard dull at Sos. for good Talow unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular quotes askes firm a. 3is 33s.
for both pots and pearls holders demanded higher rates
at the close. Sugar hrn, and refining qualities Cd. Is
higher & Gonee steady Ree steady, but quiet Tea "a
A. I'D. IS. Cd fine, rs. Cd. a Ids Phadelpha bark
los Cd Fish oils slow Of sale, but prices unatered Lin
seed oil unchanged Spirits turpentne hrm at 37s. As
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Raring Brothers quote iron steady. Rails u
1os f6 15s bars &c 10s Sugar quiet, but firm Bread
sus quiet and generally unchanged Coffee firm. Iinsee,
cakes steady; New York in bags El0 6s., and il
obls. clio los. clio l2s Cd. Fish oils quiet. Sperm
oil $50; cod OIL f3l; linseed oil firm a. 2Ss
Sd. Rice heavy. saltpetre nrmer. Tea generally un
changed; oopgou Is. "a ls ID Spirits tnrpentinc arm
and all sares considerably advanced In consequence Of
scarcity ssles NJ i3s Talow steady At 52s. 81. Tho
colonial wool sales progressing with animation aoi
the prices realized chow a sLght advance.
HAvRE MARKET.
Fer the week ending February %, inclusive cotton
closed br, SAFES of the week II 900 bales. New
OrlsA1s ordisdirs 1887 Sock 97 900 bales. Bread
stuls quiet. Potashes 6rn; pearls quiet Coffee firm.
Prov dull but prices steady. Sugar firm, and all
ara,'es slightly advanced Lard steady. whalebone-
Que txtjous nominal
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Holland.


The second Chamber Of the states General has ree-wd
the recently negotiated treaty coommerce With Besam,
by a vote Of 90 to
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despatch rom Msdrid says that in the Chamber Of
Deputies the outrsges committed by English vessels on
those OF Spain both Of the coast Of AFRICA snd elsewhere,
were claiming attention,
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Important from China.


OCCUPATION or oAsTos BY rHE BRrrIsH-cAPruRE
or COMMISSIONER YEb AND A LARGE AMOUNT OF
TREASURE.
Tho China nail had reaahsd England. The dates arc
Cart,n. Jan. IL, and Hong Kong the 18th
Ths Ca 'orsse submitted, and evacuated the city on the
The Cover. Of Canton was taken prisoner, as we'll ~
Yeh and the Tuta, General Yeh taken in the dress
Of coolic lHd sent N board ne tsh ship Iuile1ibe
The Governor. rihquei Va, -Ou-y,-.-, ns'a''ea T"
-rh powe,. sJ.sn.
Nice Governor OF the O.,s, .'s sniiar 70 'n~s
welded by Yeh.
The allies we're TO continue tner proectorate until
satisfactory were made with The government OF
Pekin.
commission, composed NJ two Ensshmen and ono
Freedman hsd been charged with the supervision Of tho
government AID had Issued proclamation inviting me
reoTe 20 return and assuring them OF their proecton
Al The departure of the mai everything quiet. and
there fair prospect OF The taking on OF the blockade
and of the resumption Of trade within week.
In the assault upon Canton thcre numerous hand
10 hand encounters. The British lost 100 and the Frouch
30 In killed and wounded. large amount or treasure
Was captured but plunder forbidden.
A. hong Kong frssghh were dull and easier and the
tonnage was increasing.
Al ahanehae large bushes, had been done in ics but
sales were checked by Englisb sivoee Freighu we're
unatered
AZ Zoo chco the duty question had been sstsisdby
the acceptance OF Mexican dollars, Al two per cent dis
count
The United States ships OF war Minnesota Mississippi
Portsmouth and San Jacnto were 81 Hong Kong on the
9Th OF January.
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"a said thai France has called upon the Austrian Cow
ernment curb the license q the press Of Vienna and
In return France will not oppose Austria vhen the
oue,ou OF the PrinciraHis and the navigation OF he
Danube comes before The Paris Conference Count Puol
d stated TO have declined the offer Of the French Am5ss
eadW.
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AUCTIONS.
By E. W. VAIL. Auctioneer.

Office $50 Main Street
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TON.-A desirable Brick House and two valuable
Building Lots the North side Of Chatham street. cor
ner Of Clinton, high street, FRIDAY March 10Th
at 10 a, n.
E w. VAIL will sell at the time above mentioned
very pleasantly located Brick House, situated Chat
ham street. corner Of Cuton street containing 10 rooms
recently painted and pspered, convenie f1r one or
two ieneuelts, supplied with superior water OF 10th
kinds above aud below set kettles superior cstern
well hnithed rooms in the basement. The as- has
Gently had two coats Of oil upon the outside aud painted
very handsome straw color. The house stands upon
good sized lot well stocked with fruit trees. Tie estate
possesses many other avantages net enumerated In
meas,ey after the sale of the above Will he sold next lot
west of said lot moth side of Chathast Of Clin
ton street containing 90 square feet 90S90 having
STREETS on three sides. The ont this 10. is built up
tha any one wishing 10 build would sve to eSsRste
Alter the sale Of T. above viii be s9H the lot directly
opposite This also has streets sides and
taas about u 90 square feet situated 10 nghborhood
81 the highest respeotabtY. and is within tbrss minutes
walk Of the City Hall. Terms liberal For iucther par
ticulars inquire OF the Auctoueer or the subscriber
mchl9 dts PAINE ALDRICH.
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wHanEA7 Il appears that the days Of right, honor and
integrity fast fading away, and WHEREAS, the IN
SC upulou and ig0orant are daily taking advantage Of
all, whether MAIDS, WIVES, DoWs, that DIR,
panac FOR ths r3ublg8 incident 10 femele disarganza
assuagi1g apaons Of the heart disturbed sleep, pain
in tne side and causing health and happiness to the
whole sex; especially the MARRIED PORTION,
they are certain TO bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHnEAs, these PILLS purely
vegetable ard entirely re from minerals, therefore per-
fecilv harmlsss in their operations and wholly unlike
other med cues thrust upon the public, purporting
effect the objects already detailed THEREPoRg BE II
ENowa, that NOTHING but the said PILLS II DIR,
OHEEsEM AN viii accomplish the desired object, when
DsAPPGsrMnsT has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER PILL s. sud the LADIES' will cause this procla
nation e. spread amongst them, TO Their own everlasting
bensat-iw4vs promising that said Proclamation in one
Gaze considered null and vold that is TO say,
that the Pill be taken when any female is IN
INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise miscarriage will
BE- the inevitable result.
Exnioit directions, to be carefully resd, accompany
eash box, Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 10
Or. Cornelius h Cheesemtn, Box 1881, Post ONCE New
York Ciy, 70 NJ ~. Green o., Worcester. Mass,
"a by one Druggist in every town in the United
Btatea.
Given under my hand and seal,
U. l.. CuEE3EMAN, N. d.
T.. b. gUrJBtNGs, General Agent for The United
Ftales eb Chambers St. New York, to whom all ordeia
should be addressed
rrsoid by rs, b Green b Co., Worcester.
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By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.

HAESsR BLE HOUSEHOLD FUR Ma
- TCRN A Aucti' n, Residence No. Chatham St.
Place, sATURD ~, March 81, at 10 a. M.
Will be sold at the time aud place above mentioned,
Household Furniture, sisting 10 part as follows:
lacS walnut tete tete, l bi. Ok walnut marble top
table, do easy chair DO French parlGr chair. l
do rocker French plate mirror black sa'nut corner
what not, do tea poys do. card table, ahoranY
sofa, do card tables. do rockers painted cnanoer
set, black walnut extension table, carp t. hair AID
palm leaf mattrasses sat chsrs, do rockers bed
seads parlor and cooking stoves china tea SET crock
cry glass and tn ware kitchen furniture and mapy 9th
er articles not enumerat cd. &. " VAIL.
mchCO