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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-27

CENsUs-TAKERs FOR HESoUTHERN DISTRICT
OF OHIo.-The following is list of the United
States Census-Takers appointed by United
States Marshal Lewis W. Sifford, for the
Southern District of Ohio
Adams Oounty-John L. swearinger, Jacob s. Rose
Belmont m,is,Iy ,GiS,IInty-Ambrose Collins James Hare
Brown County-wm; Boyle, j. p. Biehm, John L.
Butler GSSRty. sYsifRR Smith, VIM, H. Keepers, ehas.
SNYDER, Charles p. Hasstins Alfred J. Reese Wes-
bhampalgne County-James NJ. Maitland, s. II.
Wallace, John Pofienbarger;
=, Clark County-Pendleton Brooke, VIM. Reid John
CleEmont oounty-,Isaae Potter, Luosn B, John
son, =; C. Penn, Col. William Thomas, Col. JohnH.
Clinton County,; B. oEssy, George M Tallas, s,r,
Fairfield 6ounty-Eii Barrett, Wright Larimer,
% Fayette County-John NJ. Bell.
Gailia Comty-william R. Morgan, L. A. jack
Greene oocEnty-ThOmas L, Jones' Henry Neville,
Guernsey Coanty--Francis Creighton, Andrew
Mclaughlin, Robert Savage
Highland 6ounty-W. r Logan, Eli J. Blonnt
Hooking County-Christian Ely, Nathan r.. Eng
Jackson County-samuel Pickens, James Nelson
Lawrence Oounty-J. Il. Barbour, Jonas Road
Madison County--M. L. Bryan.
Meigs County-o Z. Smith, Jacob 5. Earhart.
Mercer County-GeSrge County W iT3a Tiimm0nS' wr,. d
Moore, Henry 7. Rayenscroft, Samuel B. Garyey,
Munroe County-John p. spriggs' Thomas Little,
Morgan 6Ounty-James NJ. Gaylord, Charles l.,
Hall. -.. ... - ~.
Muskingum County-Samuel Mccain, r. NJ.
Grove, j; n Cox, n. Il, Graham; m;;v,,, 49,, -
Perry County-Martn Kagay, James III. Baird
Ross Oounty-Anton Albert, and four not yet ap-
pointed.
The appointments for Athens, 2 Franklin,
I; Hamilton, 26 Licking, 4; Montgomery, s.
Pickaway, 4; Pike, !; Preble, 3; Ross, 4; Sci
OTTO, 2; Shelby, 2; Vinton, 3; Warren. B. and
Washington, 3, have not yet been made. The
appointees will commence their duties on the
lst of June, and are compelled to conclude
their labors within six weeks from that time.
THE "PHILosoPmo Owl" CELEBRATIoN OF
THE SHAKESPEARE ANNIvERsARY.-We have
neglected to mention the celebration of the
two hundred and ninety-fifth anniversary of
the birth of William Shakespeare, last Mon
day evening, by the "Philosophic Owls"
The celebration was very unique and appro-
pirate, we understand, and we will gladly
publish the proceedings sent US, it we can
fnd space in our columns, tI.-n
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BOARDING.

ElOARDING-A gentleman and his wife can
NJ be accommodated with board in a private fam
lily, with furnished front room, with gas-alsO a
couple of single gentlemen-by applying at No, 81
LOngworth- street, near Elm. ap27-bf
UOARDING-A comfortable back room, suita-
HD BILE for two, with board, can be had by apply
ing at No. ~ George-street near Plum. ap26-c.
ROARDING-G -Gentlemen can be accommodated
MD with pleasant rooms and board, at No. 1S0
iLOngYorth- street. ap26-d+
DOARDING-0n or two single gentlemen can
uD obtain pleasant room, with board, In private
family, where few bOarders received, at No
lO5 Longworth street, between Elm and Plum
Terms moderate. ap26-bF
DOARDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-.
~ modated with pleasant rooms and good board at
202 Walnut-street. Ap25-aw'
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FOR SALE -ooUNTRY-sEAT-Being abOu

NOR SA LIE COUNTRY -SEAT-Being about
n to give up housekeeping for time, Ioer for sale
my present residence In Ayondale situated in the
most agreeable part of that suburb, and only two
comprise nearly three acres, and pleasantly roll
ing They are shaded lby fine forest trees of nearly
improved with walks and drives, and we'll planted
with ornamental shrubbory and fruit-trees of the
the Italian villa style of architecture, built of half
hammered stone with cement joints, and all the walls
temperature. II is also lighted with coal gas (made
on the premises, at merely nominal cost, and is
hnished throughout in the very best manner. res
ervoir in the tower or Belvdere connects with the
BATHROOM and lower portions of the dwelling. The
outbudngs consist of carriage house and stable,
stone ashouse ETC. fine well Of soft water clsterns
SSc S n rne e t a1 y ana through the
falling supply 81 y9ter F9r terms, etc., apply at
Walnut-streets, or at SMITH q NIX0N'S Piano
Rooms, 81 w. Fourth-street.
X NIXlN
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E0R SALE TERRA GOTTA STATUARY
in,,ds, p3Gs, uRNs, VASES &c; of every description
yards, cemeteries, etc. This work is equal In every
respect to stone and will be sold cheap for cash.
CAP and examine at
]. H. BEssENDEN & co.,
Rp25-awF 124 West Third street,
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement OF the Proprietor
for 1860.

n SPRINGS are situated 10 Delaware County, Is
miles north Of Columbus the Capital Of Ohio, on the
from White Sulphur Station, on the Springfield, Mt.
Vernon 4 Pittsburg Railroad, and six miles from
Lewis Center Station, on the Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland Railroad.
These springs will be open for the reception Of vs-
itors from May until October. f.r did
The gratifying experience Of the past two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations of the
proprietor and encourages him TO perseVere in hia
efforts 10 make this second to place u the country.
The large number Of permanent cures which have
been effected establieh beyond doubt the rare and
valuable medicinal qualities Of these waters. Their
Alternative, tonic and aperient properties render them
useful In great variety of diseases The Ve bprhRs
The White sulphur, The Chaly ybeate The Magnetism.
The Saline Ohalybeate, and the spring Of Pure Wa
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FOR SALE.

NNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A good Count
er ana Shelving fora saloon. Inquire at the
Hob Roy House, 35S Fifth-street, near Smith.
ap27-b$I
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HAT lis.

Rathing here by the plan adopted il brought into
fair competition with that at naturally warm and hot
springs The water, heated In the hath-tub by steam
pipes, the heat not being raised high enough g pre-
cptRte its Salts Is applied the surface OF the bather
without the loss OF any Of itg saline ingredients.
The buildings are substantial and conyeneDt The
grounds embracing about 100 acres, divided between
ana h% TfEEEdRAPm OFFICE has beer. permanently
"a Livery, wen stocked with horses and carriages,
for luther iafofmstiOn, arransensnts for rooms,
- fs ASpSAw "Wii wis ssiphar YSssoihss., YsssSS s.9bs
aPs2-bm n3msiin 20 Delaware County, u,
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A FAMILY OF CHILDREN FOUND BY THEIR
FATHER PLAYING ABOUT THE DEAD BODY OF
HIS WIFE.-Evening before last, Il laborer
named Regan, residing on Kossuth-street,
near Clark, returned from work at the usual
hour, and found his wife lying on the floor,
and her children, four in number, playing by
her side. Under the supposition that she
had fallen asleep he attempted to arouse her,
when to his horror he discovered that she
was dead. Coroner Carey was Immediately
summoned for the purpose of holding an in
quest, and impanneled jury, which, after
hearing the testimony of several witnesses, and
making post mortem examination of the body,
rendered verdict of death from congestion
of the brain. The deceased was thirty-two
years of age, and at the time she was dis
covered by her husband must have been dead
several hours. The children, unconscious of
their loss, during all this time, romped with
the light-heartedness of their youthful ma
lures about the stiffening corpse of their
mother, whose spirit, in all probability, still
fingered near, and smiled upon their glee.
How their hearts will yearn in after years
for the tenderness they had not yet begun to
appreciate, all who are motherless may
imagine better than we can describe.
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EN0R SALE--CARRIA 900 worth of
II Carriages and Buggies, better styles and cheaper
than they can be bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for one year and best of city references
given. Terms cash. No. D East Sixth street, Gin.
api-am JOHN A. SHANNON.
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more radically anti-slaxery than the Republi-
cans. He also denouncedthe Fugitive Slave
law. Adjourned YIITII 80
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"ANTED-PAINTERs Eight or ten first-rate
No. Burnet House. " "
nP25-c II. CUMMINGS.
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ENOR SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY-Lot
N 33 feet by 100 deep, with brick house of ten
rooms on Ninth-street for 900 cash. or 900 cash
o'I,1tSo XTSorw " o Srict SSInIl annual annual payments
deep In the western part Of the CITY, for S. OO now
VIII. PHILLIPS,
apps S:i West Third street Cinrinnati
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STRBET RAILWAY Per CAPITA TAx.-The
per capita tax due the city for the month of
March, has been paid into the City Treasury
as follows:
lass IMhsSenger Company 05
Sy fhsseilger Company llj rs
cincinnati Q05 10
43
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Ff3R SALE-MEAT. AND PRODUCE STORE
n Wen situated, ddoing u good business A per-
son Wishing TO- invest small capital in this busi-
ness viii hnd IL to their advantage to call at 1i2
nation may be had an27hs
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WANTED-A number of hands, to make paper
uv,t match-boNes at their residences Apply at The
SHANGHAI MATCH FACTORY, corner OF Thir-
teenth and Holman-streets, Coyington, KY Also n
Uerman girl, to do housework ap23-IwS
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E0R SALE-NEwPORT LOTS-Ten very de-
~ sra6le Building Lots, on Patterson, Lowell, and
the Streets ?5 by 100 feet each In1ure
NJ the City Passenger Railroad Once ap25.cw
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"ANTED-To get an interest in a good produce
w or grocery store, manufacturing establish
nient, by young man with some capital, Address
Lock Box 555, Cincinnati Postofice anrSiaw
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WANTED-sEvEN .GIRLs-For one house.
lass Dining and Chamber Girls for a large and
ipIendid watering place. Also Waiting Boys and
.iers oAPply at No. 25 East Fourth street-Intol-
fbeuce Olnce. ap27-bt
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4 WANTED = SITUATIONS - Two girls desire
w places to'do general homework Would prefer
9s having place together. Apply at No. 80 Vine
l suect, ap26-b+
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WANTED-S 8 8 8 8 SIS q s.
In exchange for honse-painting, glazing, var
pn nt-shon. w r. DIWIS' ~ my
alSz-aWN ~ West Third street
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"ANTED-CO0K-A good cook to 10 TO Au-
w ryra, Indiana, A middle-aged Irish woman
referred. Apply at this office. ap26.bs
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
April 49,
Joseph Bell, Havana, Cuba.
John Yanarsdale, New York City.
Joshua Matter, Bmmettsburgh, Md.
Julius Bernhperereh, Beilefontaine, Ohio.
j. p. Green, Satello, Indiana.
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lWANTED-To IMPROVE THE COM
XPLExlON-Ladies should learn this at
lOHNS0NS Gallery, Ninth and Main, and get a
cod Likeness for ten cents or a richly. .coiored
ornament any parlor, for 81. ap27-a
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:" "ANTBD--GIRL---A German girl to do general
20 h9usework. Apply at 1875 Central avenue.
hpzh-DF J. O. KINl
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"ANTED-To Sell L-Double-entry Book
~ Keeping Scholarships Bacon's, Ohio, Gun
afy and western C0llegesgood for day or evening
study Time unlimited. Young men save money
S by buying certificates Apply at Tuttles Exchange
olnce, hortn-west corner of Sycamore and Third.
hpi-am- W. L. ACKLEY.
"ANTED-To SELL OR EXCHANGE-Pa-
.vv tent Right for Corn -husker, patented by Ii
STRAIT Tor real estate, at the southwest corner of
olAth-st and Central l-avenue-Daguerreian Room
lapi-am1
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"ANTED-A few good Millners and Trim
w mers. Apply immediately at the Cheap MIL
iinery Store No. IS West Fifth street near Main,
fap26-b%l
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsHRvArIoNs-B BY Henry
Ware, Optician, April 26:
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.WANTBD-Two smart Boys, that can come
w wei! recommended, at the Cheap Millinery
store, Is West Fifth-street, near Main. ap26-bF
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DICKINSON'S FRIENDS JUBILAN7

Douglas Defeotion in the North |!
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u 's'7ao f@f'. NJ ~ 2lIITsi I. ..soil n 2oYpE.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

THEIR ANXIETY FOR THE NOMINATION.
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Amusements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GARIBALDI FUND.
WEDNESDAY Next July u; ,,,,,,S 4, 49,
GRAND FESTIVAL BENEFIT
which they have arranged for
THE GARIBALDI FUND,
The sIcILIAs WAR OF INDEPENDENCE,
The performances ws commence with DoniEets Open In
LUCIA ID LAMMERMooR.
which win be given without abdgem-nt by
MUsIANL FERRI,
To be followed by the secoud act OF
L6CREZIA BORGIA.
NINE COkTESI -.
After which the celebrated
BOLERO,
WIN 'DN The sICILIAN yEsPERs.
by NINE. COLsoN,
7 conclude with Muzlo's
GARIBALDI RATAPLAN,
The whole pnder the direction of Sig. HUZIO
The sale " seats this morning at the Academy Of
Music G. Bft using ard SIbels, No IL w all st.
The prices Of admission will be usual Reserved seats 81 90
Admission 81 FsaiIy Gree SOC: Amph'heaer 2Sc.
NVTCE-Adnson tickets I'll eac) may likewise be had Ut
all the principal hotels and music stores.
The entire proceeds will be hsndeito
GENERAL AiELZANA,
10 be remitted to his friend aud brother 10 arms,
TIE HEROIC GARlbALOl -.
LETTER FROM GARlBALDl TO GEN. AVEZZANA.
Ny DEAR GENERAL: How often, in ae struggle vi the
Aussn thought OF my old General Ho useful to
would have oeen your courage and military knoweige hna
know Of battles with the Of lay and you so at
awsy unable to share pe Bu though absent you have
tine Idol Of Whole life Plesse 70 direct ths mqskeI
Henry Besana DalnaZio-st No Roso MI
Thank IN The Of Italy and in ours the generous coaba
tors &c. Believe NE, ever yours GAkibALDl'
zen. q. AYELLAsA, Ncw-1Ork.
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u1er the personal supervision of......P BARNUa
The new pen'ator., Ice fouDts ne w. mshe this
TUESDAY, July 10, 1860,
c0""ence"e9, GRAMS q sse SUMMER CAMPAIGN,
sew AND NOVEL iSFISTIIE -EXHiBsITfoN,
BA1nEf e eo$xs Of G GEIE H}S ssH
who will appear in series Of interesting and picturesque
fAinI tIoSAL r LIZ Exercises fAii4R5aE a3RcGEs'
LIVING TABLEAUx. sPEcTAcLEs, &C.
The sH1 TsIESYE1y HpsIy sS6 sSSn6;a sn;aTrFu CHILDREN
IA years the perfection Of and oyenes
They Will agPesI ey,p cneT1oen and and EysEus IN the
THE Coop Flnr AND THE Grass SLIPPER
Also sopgs Dances and Duets, IN great variety which
viii afford the most inte- -estiDg and pleasing
ever at ths establishment or IN this city.
Ii addition, i'll be at all hours The extraordinary and
WONDERFUL ALbINo FAMILY,
Husbend, " ie and Child, each one with Pure White
Skin, s'ken " hite hair, Pink Eyes, &c though
born OF perfectly black parents 1h-y are
tLt greatest wonders OF the world.
SEVEN YEARS OLD, WEIGHING Isl POUNDS AND
MEAsUkING 81 INCHES ROUND TAE CHEST.
FlNLST AQUaBIA IN THE WORLD,
THE LIN InINt, TN hat Is fT = or MRS~MoNKEY.
The mos . resting amusing apd wonderful creature Known
THE FAMOUS LIGHTNING CsLJULAroR
CosMOKAsIC SIEREOscoPIc VIEWS
GREAT STEAMSHIP "0REAT EASTERN"
Nine DELMoNTE. ths celebrated Fortune Teller.
BABY AkACONDAs, SERPEaT, aud HAPPY FAMILY
GREAT VARIETY UF NEW WAX FIGURES
Adauce TO everything IS cents Psrquytte IS
70 the PdrIlete 10
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To the Republicans of the City and County of

through the country deslrous oDs-inng UNIFORMS sn
TOKCHES the lowest price, oy applying 70 Ed
NAkD MANN at the rooms Of the Young Dlen's Repub
Mean Union, 659 Droatwsy, Stuyvesant Institute.
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Drp gco0s.

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE of SPRING
~ and SUMMER GOODS at kinney cheap LACE
klBBON. and EMBROIDERY sTORh Store closed to day
reopen Td-MoRRoW 1W, dn. sdsyJ MORSING 4 o'coss
whrh the .te stock will be closed ou' y AID sixty cents
y CHAT REDUCTION in STRAW GOODS.
SPLIT s1RAWs aud ROUGH AND REAOY'S G..
ss$s @ sHS siSE sPSsEfss. isslf r. e '"'
tESs6 s6Rs tI66aRRs' lsi Slt1ls to as5 '"'' 70 % ~
'"O FINE DtHSB6ES RIBB6Ns cEos1SS cis s. IS OUT.
' 5''' 'fFSsRR FsRisoGs SO i''ft art5sR5 S siS OUT
$50 PARAsoLs at lSG;, 57c, sOc: &C, I,c.
Al the lined sd SILK X Nj Hh2s4Hts ei5sis5 te EFo
5000 pairs at &C., DC, l9c, 25c, 3lc and SOC.
stoO CHnDRLN,s MiTTs, st2c., &c. and &C. per pair.
ieCo &ANTlLLAs closing out at 500, 75c, to s. 80
$500 yGIda BLACK LACES, &C TO W ST.
300 COLLARS baNSs Al S;'; cRosisi 81 Is e or 5S
s SETS y elosins at &C Ss0 soc sua "a, 7SC; ,,,.
DRESS ST TRiMMiNGs, s. nosIERY GLOVES, BosoMs
great reductions iron f0nsE Pe; g WM H. klS55tEd
PECIAL NOTICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG G. CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS WARERooMs,
Nos 10, ~, 20, 81, S3 and So
DUANE
NEAR BROADwAY.
Where they will offer for sale and elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS for Fall Trade suited TO all sections the
country. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
and
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
In new and desirable styles These celebrated Prints the
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
now sold IN the United States and they beg leave TO ce the
particular attention -
OF DEALERS
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PnblsIed This Day:
Il ICHEN TUFTS FROM THE ALLEGHA-
L kIEs

CosTgsTS. -
Into the Woods; The Nature Cure-For the Body The Ma
ture CuTe-FoT the Blind; The PeItecon Of the Natural
Pgrin Pagan Dream Anthem; The Lost Lake. Loyeih
Cottage 1he Dual sIilt Word 10 The Wesyi BY the s'
lsi Sacrament Make PoveTys Cup too Bitter To-
Dsy SPINNER griendsp; By the Sea Side III tell yon Coz
Py; TWsin; Voices; Beautiful Life Phantom Bu,dngi
Ono April Eve BY Lake sde The Death Watch Oar own
Old Woods Snow Song MsIthe Star Beams Shadow Land
Lusby; sheaves Of Times Harvest; Voice from
AfaIi Anniversary Letter Anniversary Letter Modern
Fsines Fragment Vigil Le5Onsi LIES Nooning Songi The
Moon OF Blossoms Ia Prairie Land heveIte Alter Ego
Cloth limo al Sent free by mai OF receipt Of price
' ~ D0OLADY, No. - WALKER rL
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UST PUBLlSHED--on large, new type, and
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

I AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFERs ef No 573 broadway would respectfully soc
the ladies OF NewYork and from all of the Unon AL
and examine hs elegant Of French BO0TS and
SHOES and Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS Prices
eoniiuensursts with the tirnes-
JEFFERS No ST3 Broadway opp. Metropolitan.
OK CALF SEWED BOOTS FOR q 4
%c STITCH. CAN RN
PURCHASED at No 1s9 CIiAMBERS-sT
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JossPH HEoEnAS, Auctioneer
"WEDNESDAY July H. at "a o'clock a m

w at No. 81 Montague between Clinton and Henry-st,
Brooklyn (ae Prof Aonzo OIsys Bro klyn Bigh.s seay
fo young laeies) large aud general Of HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, one splendid rosewood Piano, by IA.
Waters spleu wood Plane by Gale Co
hagsny Piano by G. Hewes rosewood and mahogany psor
Furniture in hair cloth Pier Glass Brussels ana lasan Car
pets OIL Co 23 Bedsteads Of and Imitation e ~
wuh spring bottoms Il best hair Mattresses feather Beds.
Bo;ers and Pows Bedding 10 wslna, and mahogany pss
Ing Bureaus 10 walnut round Tables Washsands folss e0V~
cry, Resera.ors, Ae ke Catalogues st the sae@ssms