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note thereon the day and hour Of its receipt, and he shall give
priority in leyying upon property Of the defendant In execution,
to the wriss received by him according to the order Of time in
which they are received.
Sec. 1O22. Every levy by an officer, in pursuance
of q writ of execution issued by any court, or justice,
shall be made by taking the property levied upon into his posses
sion, care and guardianship, and in his option, by removal of the
tory Of the property levied upon.
Sec. 1923. The officer shall, after levy, advertise
for sale the property levied upon, whether real or
personal, for thirty days, or for such time as the court shall or
der, by posting a written or printed notice, in three conspicuous
places within the district where such property is situated, and il
ment Gazette.
Sec. 1924. The officer shall, Oh the day and at the
place set for such public sale, unless paid the amount
ment accrued upon the writ, sell the property advertised to the
sufhcieutf for the full SATISFACTION, II possible, Of the execution and
his cost, expenses and commissions, and return the said writ,
to the plaintiff in execution or his attorney.
Sec. 1925. If, at the time appointed for the sale,
the officer shall deem it expedient, and for the inter-
want Of purchases or for other sufficient cause, he may postpone
IL for any time no, exceeding seven days, and so from time to
ing notice of every such adjournment, by a p6blic declaration
thereof, at the time and place previously appointed for the sale.
Sec. 1926. The officer shall execute and deliver. to
any purchaser at such sale, such certificate of pur-
chase, or conveyance: as may be necessary
Sec. 1927. No sale by execution shall operate to
convey g greater estate or interest in the property
.sos4, than The defendant in execution had at the time Of such
dant, shall subject the oficer to the private action OF tie pur-
chaser, teing afterwards deprived thereof by the real owner.
Sec 1028. The officer serving any execution shall
act upon his own private acoountabiiity, for eall ex-
cesses Of HIS onicial power, and ir nydnpeusurs6rum the legal
IMPORT Of the writ or mandate in his
Sec- 1923. II. upon an exeout3on Hing fmuod n
circnit judge at chambers, or By 4 g dbtF16t
justice, no property, OF not = sudcient smom <x~n&
longing % the defendant in exeeu1isn, "a ~ -
Jurisdiction Of the judge q justice fssutnx fBG
same i resumed unsaiisded. eithes vhdiy a
~ In execution may, upon procnr1g = or(I1ds
Judgment and execution IN the #I0I
- once a tbo Gerk of the Sur
5Sofion htn - Supreme Co.
e.. 105qL 44n1 ciro6 8 ont e wh1<re
cuelon hab1om@,pd, II snch execution hsg tesn
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Groceries.

Groceries.
IN SALE. BY RECENT ARRIVALS, THE
~ following choice assortment of Groceries, at the store of the
undersigned, viz:
Preserves. Fresh raisns,
Ere h apples, Fresh currants, in tins
Fresh ounces, Fresh oysters,
Fresh peaches, Fresh Holsters,
Fresh pears, Sardines,
Raspberry jam, French capers,
Cranberry jam, English pickles,
Strawberry jam. etc, etc., etc. English pie fruits,
Mince meats, English sauces,
Sage, English mustard,
Sweet savory. French mustard,
Summer savory, Hops,
Curry powder, Soap,
Ground cassia. Tins of water, butter sugar, oys-
Ground black pepper, ter, soda and wine crackers,
Whole do do, Smoked hams.
Pimento, Smoked behring's,
Ground cloves. Best Oolong tea,
Ground ginger, Green corn,
Cream tartar, Crushed and loaf sugar,
S. G. soda. &c, &c, sc.
Haxal -four,
n. B.-Fresh Island Butter and Ground Coffee always on
hand. 1331yA) III. MCINTYRE.
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J.. C.. SPALDENG
Offers for Sale. just received
E BARK "SACHEM.' FROM BOSTON.

PER BARK "SACHEM," FROM BOSTON.
~ BALES BRO. DRILLS, 100 doz denim frocks and pants.
D II bales bro. sheetings, cases cheese,
l bale bleached do, 4bales pump and rig'g leather,
10 cases denims, $50 kegs white lead,
3 cases ticks. 20 bbls rice,
2 cases bleached jeans. 11 cases boiled oil,
/ case honey-conib quilts, 2 bales cloves,
l case striped grass cloth, 1 bags pepper,
lease white duck, 10 coils Russia bolt rope
l case bl. and white quilting. Is casks pilot bread,
200 boxes family soap,
% cases refined lard, Is coils spunyarn,
100 half bbis crushed sugar, s cases mems clothing,
200 saddles, complete, 8 cases charcoal irons,
70 Kit NO. l maeEerel, 80 cases boots and shoes,
200 boxes S. W. soap, 25 cases green peas.
10 half bbls hide poison,
~ cases alcohol, Wines and Spirits.
20 cases spirits turpentine, IL or and IS eighth casks best
43 coils Manila cordage, dark brandy.
SO bbls extra mess beef, 9 or pipes Hennessey,s do,
80 half bbls prime butter, 3 or do Msrtelps do.
$50 bxs, hlf and or do raisins, 6 or and s 1 casks Rivierre do.
5 cases box salt 40 boxes Catawba brandy.
. shocks grind salt, 20fb bags, so half bbls best whiskey,
III kegs nails, 100 kegs do do,
% cases tobacco, Jos doz cts Il. Byass' porter,
lUo Dds Haxall flour, 10 doz London cordial gin,
Is cases brandy peaches.
Honolulu, March 81, 1859. 143-tf
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Just Received and for Sale!
NRESH AND CHOICE GROCERIES


NRESH AND CHOICE GROCERIES,.
Raisins in / and / boxes, Cheese, papa jelly, currants,
Caraway seed, ICitron peel, Oregon salmon,
Sugar cured hams, Fresh apples, raspberry jam,
Preserved peaches, Honey, ginger in jars,
Do. ounces and pears, Green corn and peas,
Plum, grape aud current jeilies, French peas, asst'd sauces,
Mince pie meat, sardines, Olive oil, pepper sauce,
Tins salmon, Tomato ketchup, mustard,
Oysters in l and 2 ID tins, Curry powder, ground ginger,
English jams and preserves, Black and cayenne pepper,
True lemon syrup, Gloves, cream tartar,
Lewis pickles and pie fruits, Soda, saleratus.
Prunes,, cinnamon, chocolate,
CrOckery Ware.
Dinner sets, Toilet sets, cups and saucers,
Soup tureens. pitchers, sugar bowls,
Egg cups, salad bowls, Tea pots, cream pots,
Vegetable dishes, sauce tureens. Mugs, boats.
Piatters- bakers, cake plates, pitchers with covers,
Nappies, pickle dishes, Washbowls and pitchers,
Custards, pie dishes, Flower pots, spittoons,
Dinner and soup plates, lCandie sticks, foot baths.
Stone Ware.
Stone jars, Bread pans,
Bean pots and BAKERS, Water jugs,
Glass Ware.
Pitchers, decanters, Ships water bottles,
Glass preserve dishes, Lamp shades, lamp chi-nneys,
Butter dishes, creams, Bird bottles, seed bottles,
Sauce and cruet bottles, Salt cellars, Indian lamp shades,
Cut tumbiers, lamps, Shade candle sticks,
Wine glasses, gobets, iColored water bottles.
Molasses pitchers,
Britannia Ware.
Coffee pots, Water pitchers.
Tea pots, lamps, iCruet stadds.
Sundries.
Mason's backing, Swinging lamps,
Shoe brushes. axe handles, Brass candle sticks, s.
Lanterns, selves, coffee mills, Sauce and fry pans,
Pain killer, Tea kettles. grid irons.
Tobacco, cigars and snuff,
~ Constantly on hand, fresh island butter, ground coffee, &c.
161-tf 7. MOSSMAN & SON.
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plaintiG. or plaint.fr's ATTORNEY

Plaintiff, or FIaIhtsu B AtpUHeJ.
Sec. 1lO1. Upon the fling Of such petition, in case
no fraudulent circumstances be alleged by the plain
tnf. the clerk shall issue, under the seal of the court, a summons
addressed to the Marshal or his deputy, which may be IN the io-
lowing form:
You are commanded to summon -",d defendant, IN case
he shall file written answer within twenty days after service
thereof, to be and appear before the supreme court, cor circuit
court for the - judicial circnit, as the case may b) at the
- term thereof, to be holden at -, in the island OF on
the - day Of next, at o'clock A. NJ, to show cause
why the claim -, plaintiff, should not be awarded to him
pursuant to the tenor Of his annexed petition. And have you
then there this writ with full return of your proceedings thereon.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, at Honolulu,
(Seal) this day of@, A. D. .
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possess.
Sec. 1892. None of the said district attorneys shall
person or prosecutor. for services rendered in any prosecution or
business, to which it shall be their official duty to attend nor
be concerned as counsel or attorney for either party, in any civil
action depending upon the same state OF facts.
Sec. 1903. They shall severally account to the
Minister of Finance, every three months, for all fees,
bills Of costs, fines. penalties, and other moneys received by
them by virtue Of their offices.
Sec. 1904. The district attorney for the first judi
dicial circuit shall, when required, give his opinion
upon questions of law submitted to him by the King, either
any department.
Sec. 1896. The district attorney for the first judi
dical circuit shall receive a salary Of two thousand
dollars e year and the district attorney %rn Of the second circuit; a
third and fourth circuits, shall each receive such compensation as
be paid to them, severany, out Of the public treasury. IN equal
monthly payments, in full, for all services rendered by them.
CHAPTER XXIv.-O Contempts.
Sec. 1906. Every judicial tribunal, acting as such,
and every magistrate acting by authority Of law in
a judicial capacity, may sumnarny punish persons guilty Of
contempt, as follows, viz:
more than three months, or by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by both such fine and imprisonment in the discretion
2. Any circnit court, or any court of probate, by imprison-
ment at hard labor nos more than two months, or by fine not
5. Any circuit judge or police justice, by imprisonment at
bard labor. not more than thirty days, or by fine not exceeding
{ Any district Justice. coroner, or other person acting in :
psssounent at hard labor not more than ten days, or by fine pct
|esrsedfng Zen dollars.
Sse. or. Persons punished according to the
provisions Of this chapter. shall also be liable to In
bot the court before which : convcttoo Il had On ~ 1ndle1nsnt,
g Ps.,sas .se.sass, shan take aHesePdder.uon z rl'hnsni
10o6 when the sJ6lsnpt consists IA IL
M - % berhrm an act which tey1e a The popS5t
seZsszt = pssssz: = g 80. 49,
Nt 4qN1aituenf
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Sec. 11o2. Every summons issued under the seal

Sec. 11O2. Every summons issued unuer the sea-
of a court of record, shall be served by the Marshal
or his deputy, upon the defendant, by the delivery to him OF a
certified copy thereof, and Of the plaintiffs petition, to which
petition shall always be annexed a literal copy OF the voucher
upon which It Is predicated, (f any there be) or IN case the de-
PENDANT cannot be found, by leaving such certified copy with
some agent or person transacting the business OF the Defendant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
THE WAR IN ITALY.
OPINIONS OF THE IEADMG CONTINENTAL.
ORGANS

tfINfONS OF TILL JAAUMG CONTINENTAT
Especial correspondence Of the Independence Belize trans
hted FOR Tie New YcRs HERALp)
EARr, juno IA, 1869
<her influence has such power become
70 the governments conquerns EiIe in Lombardv the
Ausf ans bare thrown themselves behind the Oro hare
Is not only Bologna, but Ancoa and Fsrrars Thai are Ia
state OF revelation, well as other small States Of The
Konsh Sec, with the exception OF hose that are main
taEed BY French garrisoas Az this was naturally eI
pecsed In what way viii the Allies psoft by the nova
ment which appears 70 favor tho annexson Of tho ,s
OF the Church TO Piedmont This u Question rsshsr
dicuit; but some few Ines n italics In the seuni,iinl
pcria government has made its reserve apaps: .ss sbn
dance conquests which, perhaps, has no intention 8,
Our troops follow 20 near on the enemy N !. - n..
doubtful whether the Austrisns win DO able 20 Avoid
sDotner oee, or surprising that they don
asc themselves for thst purpose. TINT event had sny
percrs Immediate return TO Paris would be pu. an and -
ss the strategic combinations which allowed il would No
longer DO exccutable Nv
u. On The contrary, the Austr,aus. v,hou, ,,x,r
Psonod oasle are able to eurenca themselves 10 thar
umous quddrdte we are assured that formidabs rein
aorcemen1 WI 90 sent from France until they are IN
poson 6ceiege separately tie four places which form
-. qssadssas1e which Psschiera, Verona, Nansoa
Tss nearly inconcevabe effects Of the new .r,;,,.,v
reescy nom great distance would bring one I, h,,S.
hat tho reeucon Of those torressea viii not be % long
In any case n d rumored that the dip,omacv-,,,..
le ought 70 be annhilatsd by the rapi,ty Of
as adjourned 10 Intervention 70 the fall Of verona Tor M
v0posiacn q Confress This opinion will como Il east
10 stontions Of rnassa runor Is aIost' vhcS hss
cen repeated by The Csrier du Dipsaacks that vonr
uasia Psinoe-.he DUKE de- Leuchlenberg grandson o.
Is oand 1;ure In oppcstcn 70 that Of King VIcsor nrs
mel FOR the crown Of I0mpsydd venetja when tho nor
sioa are caVeS ~ 10 form deaptF thsooysnmsa tSsy
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TIE WAR IN G ERMANy.
OpINTo. Ms OF THE ARTS PRrss
From Gal ignaps'a Mess enear In..ir

from Gai ienap''s Mess enger, June III
r.s inaoe ny Aestr u Of late 70 induce the minor
feDxhd on By the, Pays, Who CONSIDERS ali -
suo1 nseleience u be ct TENT removed from m
causes o. u iucderasicn or Prusgs from the
AnonF oiher obser' vsious cotemporsrv ln"y
s - Unsos VIZ zoe aaru DOS altogether unfouuded
$3.50. so% ~ re 'of"sion axcsed amoog the German
I'm @ ~ 70 surn = 70 DER own adv an.aps and
c,n - Wy ussis " osiy ailsance % means Of "a
cufnss aor ,enrre ~ ali he non German possessos
s. 20, 10y u aNogary On her side she pro
.s a -. sno criuAn PRICES 70 defend them sx.ins
n n i've ncyeee VS. communicated 70 tbe s.sae
~ low % fsftes 70 the treaties Of 1919 vs,c
ssn ~ &c "ermsnsc contederosou ina aoswsr
Ffnpoe aud peacd Wne ~ Fesap protest from both
r;,r, e IN sns Singular preteusion of indea
mws ~ r. : NJ ~ Advantage Of Austria the
signed q ysca Ga tSe Ss Jens a. liked BY the treaty
r;s, T 10y r.raordcary At Naples was teen
~ ~ w $50 70 20 rr,nce Napoleon, Precedent
to the Powers sisc had sSned ns 1sS be addressed
.ehAiNan!e Tor drmness of tone and sonnd
non carn o, e -. - ~ progect OF incorporating The
fedsrsiar sly I 49,. "a austria IN the Germau,c Con.
become composed af t~eny drnot co,n woaa then
peace ana ,,;n - ~ sae mind a. guarantee OK
confns ion ana . $780,. 49, ~ menace-a symbol Of
Tbe writer. toSs,ds. re cios. =, ~.
that ths csh,ss S W. 100 o. nis article, points out
n - Lsose. On " s1na seems to have formed an er
Ne~ VI sne oun " monarch u these mcdern
xus,r,. sna IN .,..,.
~ o. past TN ~ must thoroughly coovnoa
sccert ss Wy y. uun that modern soo,e,ies
csnsse Ths . aose ny which are devoted and
in by gene DAYS: but sov s ss, w. sufficient title
laws 81 In nv nv INC xut conferred by wroaeD
nort ~ sa;. s must strengthened and SUP.
fa,ce "a n R =. oevoteiness And justice Soldiers
cefnasd Sv tn; se po~eriess gosernmeDss not
ahe cssssitasonrei assigns curious re.,o, -. 49,
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ColcsYE. June Is, 1889.
1he lxsse Complication Of Me Ras;sn oScalar in
GeGNoy-Erplanatsoa Demanded by Prsxsia-7hs XVI
fude Of Prussia, de-, de-, 90.
The late proceedings Of German Statee seem 10 have
made Oh ugly impression o. st. Petersburg and this hes
producei an ugly circular froa the Russian Government
and ccee upon he heels Of this circular comes the eeva
ton Of Palncrso0 in England, the continued defeat OF
Ausria, and the spread OF revolution in Ytcly These
complications present the European que ,oa in an entirely
aspect and upon the very cue Of greet events
Prussia must continue to do that which every cer nation
s doing, which peace preaching England is doing, and
which Russia herse who reads Germany 60 severe Ice
tuse is doing That Prussia must axn ,e entirely TO
hersefshe would have kept Germany order without the
aid CT Russia Bot We Prussan government 10 me- only
exposed 70 the nguos OF the Austrian party but to s
~unss ior the Russian circular destroys ore blow tho
0saed reputation whiCh Prussia gradually making
a. sas preservsr Of neutrality in Germany She ID no
longer IN that position. Hor moderation and rrpness sre
Low only the effect Of threats from Russia she a. ouot
becauseehe sold to be col Che s neutral not from
great instinct OF peace. but bocause she ess tho power
OF st. Petersburg DO you suppose the German people
VIA resi- under this? It had been better for Fsnce 70 have
lost The battle Of Magenta than 70 have had thu R,ra.n
manifesto thrown into Germany. have hardly boa saf
cent time TO anayze the effect the public ,ond bnt
you must mot surprised the next steamer brinss You
Dcwp o. new movement In Germany. speak frono
good source whom say that the demand for IN expana
ton or thai note Of the Russaa government u already On
10 way to 81 Petersburg. Russia Wishes 10 'localzeN
The war she can do by apology 70 Prussia the
Car desires, however, 70 "geaeralixs" the war, and
70 40 70 "a such manner - 10 join France, abe
process is very simple indeed We must await, there.
the explanations Of the Cabinet 81 Petersburg In
sne meanwhile Prussia will provide Tor every eventualy
sne VIII preserve her dignity against Russisn n
ostou Sho VIA wish che cause OF Italy sGod speedn
sne VIII be true 70 tho letter and spirit Of the decorative
compac She WI accept n honorable fsith the solemn
potestaoDs o. France. But tell you thai she does 90
no an explanation gwen by the government or hs oar
here wilt be tToublC In Gersnany
am cory that extepno haste oanpes mo 70 dsspotch
o short letter. Tho ioeraDhic SSspaachss rom liver
'oo msy take You the lVwD @ The aocord Of s. Pe(ev-
'urg and Berlin. hope ~.
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FAKES, June 10, 1853
ylosD the British Aisy riesoea in a,IsNes from
sc lFaPyesentotom Of an Zs.ssvinn Standard to the
E~pres MISUNDERSTANDING Of Provisions at the Seat Of
War Rspcvted-Szsches Of the Mcso Aarstal XcMa
Ao~ and *. jean DAngely, de-, &c.
Paris had A. one time reason 10 Lament the monosouy
which had stolen Oyer III once gay and buoyAat spirit
has nsthing IN this respect 10 complain OF now Each
day - dswrs furnishes fesh food for tho man acidp,
nocdruw rcunAnd even that unquet animal Observable
m oil capitals, WHO, banging about news roomx coffee
houses alleys and arcadcs where men do consregse.
exists only Cor The list bit q intelligence" nss be near
~ ntisned.
At the present moment Ii rather the news which q
hown from the other eide Of g. Georges Channel than
from the banks of tAe Pc which u most IN demand
Who will d The more subordinate Offices Of The Cabinet
IN Ergand and what win be the effect ON the w.rs vi
Lord Pamerston boldly with France in order to con-
troll III Will Austria be forced BY She threats Of England
70 lose Kay a. Great Britain che United States convinced
ahe has no longer power rctStakts b the battle o.
AsensA 70 be the Alpha and Omega Of Che military glory
tho secosd empire9 Then this soena Asseveration or
Napoon the Vhird In the midst Of victory, Just when all
franee hsd made up lie miud--howevcr Tie Emperor
might read his epochthas conquest under IN, guise OF
popular emancipation, ouss moro 70 renew toe Dor.
ders 'f ne empire, AGw d 10 DO undcrstoods n
49, DiAcenblug with ~ air.
Numks ctner Avn the wordo declare
certainly 10 most uAaed for gratui,ous fa,oe,ooa
which might have been rvssrved-ss y 10 q wen MOI "a
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internarred with Of the Cost fsrnlIi " Of thair
Sdop;ed country The present narshai's tther, the
Count de hcAahon, who was an officer or high
RAM, neer OF France, Grand Cross OF the
Order Of st. louis, and personal friend Of Charles
mar and left four and four daughters The Youngest
Of this progeny the subject Of our biography ne hero
Of hsiskoa and Of Magenta He was educated for the
entered the army ana in 1880 went TO Algeria Al tho
combat Of me Co 10 Tercaia General Acher asked ftr to
carry to Colonel Rullieres at Bdah the order 10 change
squadron Of light dragons The ycung oScer. refsed
the escort as bong either too little or too much pre-
Tered gosog alone On arriving within half mile Of
cai ne cav groups OF the eneny's horsemsn either
side. He knew there was . tremendous or, eipice
ahead, which bic horse could face and carry d over,
nc would he safe. On reaching II he rode Of at ,vrck
OF spur and though It was yswnng chssu WITH ter
rbie descent, the noble anims. charged gaanHy and
broke ss fore legs Tho rider eacsped unnart noae Of
rose rspdly through bis grades, ana became ne az.
raj OK brigade In 1913 In 1852 he was made
general Of division In 1855, whsu Csnrobers lsf the
deeirs, in the command Of divson and hsd assigned to
nim he perlcus post OF carrying tho works Of Malls
Ko ne =. T T,, Of hassnts married in 1854 1de
and has by her son, born In 1855
Tue other Marshal. Count Regnauls DO sJnt Jean
empre where In fact he commenced his militayv srecr
~ sub lieutenant In tho Eighth regiment OF husare BE
nsoc sne Snmpaign Of Russia and was u the batt Of
retreat nom Hcsoow and his own psrvonal escspe ~
mrecuons In 1914 the great Napoleon, 70 whose ca q
he vas s.ched, made him captain for lis gallant con-
Empersrs orderly officer and Il waterloo hc displayed
such married. bravery tina. no was made chei descsdr
"a sne nesc. A the DOWNFALL q Napoleon, he was ex.
he ssvovtion Of 1913 he commanded brigade a csvsi,v
nd MARSHAL Bugeaud declared Of him that be stood b.
1854 be Assisted 70 organise the Imperal GusrS ~ ..
handed N The Crfmea h Wa cyeafed 4 Harshsi e.
v esaduet n Magenta
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b. @. w. BOTELER. iAuctioneer.. ~

81 By Q. w. BOTELER. Auesionssr. 81 2 ~
SALE OF. SQPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
ING, December q, comm sncinr a itx o,cloof II
Nc. 81 street between fzth aad' 18Th. opeosits
kransin Nos shall sell the Hous ehoId fr nitnre
o. kgy dfchning honseksspins. o3nsistins, IN
One fss toned Norwood Case i. Piano forsss,;
one Sc p BiSssisaiiiss and Laos windSv Curtains,
We Ss IS sd sSossa, p4slo. Tables. with ma.
Hand, sss$sS 4 ss sss sas cAr.. usho,
Velvet, Tapestry, Hrassel and ThTse-Ply Carps,-
Ro;ssood Etessrs, vita minor back, sseb'stss =
n ,ns Ss sns s55 essp
Es vssoS ss dS1Ks nssasISs pinihE r.bls.,,
gilt frame Mirror and Sab,9 -. = - q :. -. -
French Chi Dinner and Teg Get. - ~
s!nn Am 'e and Bohemian 6lssswars. -
SatyeI- Pste9 Castor. Cake Basket, Tea Set, 40.
Supefior Walnut BAdstsad, -. 70 80 t,ls :
sv,ainut Dressing Bureau. 9th Marble TOP,
w slnut M arble-tpp Washsta0d. - = -. =.
Sets OF COTTAGE Oh mbsr Furniture. T.. x -
Mna2s any bureans, Wsshstands Bedstsads, Ia.
suPs!ioI Feather Bsds, and curlsd Hair xsssrs..-
B,anEets Sheets Comforts, Counter panes. g
Geh2gany sofa and Rocker. covered with PInsh,
S9 frame dlrrors, Card Tabes, = f1.--lf -
Hsn Un Cloth alnnt Hall Set. rxs;t "a $50 -
hsslrisefstor, kltchsn Utsnsis, &c. -. y
a.y. approved sadoS.ed ssiss, bssain -
no sd C, w. BOTTLES. Aue ctte
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BAuTrnoRx, Nov. - -Ficar eiosed am. -
Of 500 bbls Howard strsss IS 81. Whsd 49,
dull, but closed unchanged, buyen 6ensrisI
reduction 10 which holden did net sccede. -
qeotationt remained firm at yesterdayr hrrrc-
viz: white 81 S3sei q for good - ywise: ~
sl,osei Is Corn closed stssdy; nsw Whit anA
e%k $is:s5 prime Si0-5o; haooa sikrs Ilc.
WHISKY closed quiet at sBkc. ! 8 sr--E ri