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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-28

LEAvEswoRTH, November 27.-Gen. Har-
ney and Gov. Medary arrived at the fort this
morning and leave for Southern Kansas with
l6O dragons and two pieces Of artillery.
Montgomery acknowledges the late murders
and states that no fugitive slave shall be
taken back to Missouri e-
Advices from Lawrence state that acting
Governor Beebee arrived there on Saturday,
having had an interview with Montgomery.
At the time Of the interview, Montgomery
with forty-three men, was engaged in the
trial OF a man charged with kidnapping a
free negro. The man was found guilty and
hung in the presence of Beebee. Fort Scott
has not been harmed or Paris sacked as has
been reported.
ST. LoUIs, November 27.-A special dis
patch TO the Democrat says that the border
expedition, under Gen. Frost, is encamped
near Smithton. the terminus of the Paeifc
Railroad awaiting orders from the Governor.
Rumors are current in Jefferson City that
the Governor has ordered the troop to re-
turn in consequence Of the President having
given Gen. Harney orders TO pursue and ar
rest Montgomery wherever found
Another report is that the troops will re-
main in camp for the present and small
mounted squad under competent command
will be sent to the neighborhood of Fort
Scott and report to headquarters with all
possible speed, and the movements of the
troops will be in accordance with the official
information brought back
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Law REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

MoIIUeH FoUND CURRY OF MURDRR IN THE
FIRST .DEGREE.--The closing argument on
behalf Of the prisoner, MeHugh, was made
by Durbin Ward.
The counsel took the position that the
prisoner was insane, his mind was 30 weak
that, taken in connection with the effect
which liquor produced on him, be was rem
dered incapable of the deliberation and pre-
meditation that the law requires. In al
'lusion TO one aspect of the testimony, the
counsel remarked that il was no feeling of
jealousy which actuated the prisoner, and
in this connection spoke of the extraordi-
nary fidelity Of his wife to him; of the fidel-
ity of the Irish women generally, and claims
the facts of this case showed that this woman
was true to the instincts of her race.
Mr.. Gaines, on the part of the State, occu-
pied the afternoon.
Judge Carter proceeded to charge the
jury, instructing them carefully upon the
law in relation to the various grades Of homi-
eide, and on the subject Of insanity and
drunkenness.
The jury then retired, and after q delibera-
tion Of about half an hour brought in YER
dict of Murder in the First Degree. All
eyes were directed to the prisoner to see
how he should receive the announcement,
But the GOODNESS and apparent unconcern
which marked his department during the
trial remained with him up to the announce
ment of his fate. He seemed perfectly
stolid.
1t was stated that the question as to the
alleged insanity of the prisoner was disposed
of in the jury-room in two minutes.
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CIRcUTr CoURT-This Court viii meet on
the third Monday in December. There are
some interesting cases to be tried.
QUARTERLY COURT-Judge Mooar ad-
journed this Court yesterday, after two days
session, during which time some thirty three
cases, of civil character, have been dis
posed of.
s'GoURT.-Three brothers named
Michael, Morris and William Kyley, were be-
fore Mayor GeOdson, yesterday, charged with
threatening the life Of Thomas Hale. They
were bound over in the sum of 500 each, to
keep the peace for one year. ".
STEALINa.-A man named Thomas Car
ney was tried before Squire Shrock, Yester-
day, for stealing lumber. He was bound
over in the sum of $50 for his appearance al
the Circuit Court. In default of thai
amount he was sent to Jail.
BEFoRE 'SeUIRE EGGLEsToN.--A case of 9
singular character was disposed Of yester.
day, which, in substance, is as follows: Two
elderly men named Clarkson and Delany
engaged in dispute about political matters
during which the former slapped the face o
the latter. The son of Mr.. d, hearing Of tbs
affair, hunted up Mr., Clarkson and slapped
his face. Subsequently a son Of Mr.. O. me
young Delany and the two young men ha(
grand rough-apd-tumble set-to, resulting
in their arrest, Clarkson was fined So q
| and Delany SO. .sI.. 1. n
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One Day Later from EUROPE
Arrival Of the CITY OF Bolt,noro,

inc Clty OIL bNANlmOEoa
New YoRK, November 27.-The steamer
Cy Of Baltialore, from Liverpool on the
18th inst, via Queenstown on the 10th, ar
rived here at q quarter past two this after
noon.
The Canadian arrived at Londonderry on
the l4th. -'
The new steamer Leinstey, of the Galway
Line, was not ready for the next departure
from Galway. She will follow the Prince
Albert on the 18th proximo
There was no news of the Prince Of Wales's
squadron when the City Of Bdltimors sailed.
The steamer HiWalaya had gone in search,
and other vessels were preparing.
It is announced that Thouvenal is soon to
quit the French Foreign Office.
The formation of a French squadron of
reserve, to be ready in the Spring, is posi-
lively announced.
The Bourse had been buoyant and higher
but relapsed, closing dull at 70f. 10c.
1t is said that the Representatives of
France and England had recommended the
King of Naples to abandon the,contest.
Farini was appointed Viceroy of Naples.
A new Council was appointed, including
PeiTo and other Liberals. o. r. .l.l
Garibaldi was appointed General in the
army.
Melbourne dates are TO September %.
Commercial affairs were rather more favor
able. The shipments of gold to England,
during the month, were 10000 ounces
| "A seaman aboard the ship jeremiah
| Thompson at Liverpool, was brutally beaten
| by the boatswain, and died. The latter
| jumped overheard and was drowned.
A subscription had been started in En-
gland with a view of view of presenting
Capt. Wilson, of the brig Minnie Scldfer,
with picture of the rescue of the passen-
| gers and crew Of the Connopght
1t was stated that the circumstances at
tending the Orange demonstration in Can
ada, would be brought before Parliament
! early in the session.
/ The steamer Cdpadgdu, from Quebec, ar
/ rived at Londonderry on the 10th.
The advance in the rate of discount by
the Bank of England was not known till
| after the close of business on Tuesday.
The draw upon the Bank of France con-
tinHed, and has become more active; and
should the efflux of gold continue, rise in
the rate of discount by the Bank of England
to 81 per cent, would be decided upon by
| Thursday.
Commercial accounts from Australia are
less unsatisfactory than for some time past.
At Melbourne, business was healthy lahd
| money plenty. T. a.r''fF
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Henry Shultz Us. The little Miami Rail-
road Company. An action to recover
damages for injury to the plaintiff s house
on tire north side of East Front-street, by
reason Of the use of that street by the de-
fendant in running their locomotives and
cars-the allegations being that it was used
in an unreasonable degree, and in a manner
injurious to the adjacent owners.
The defendants claim that they have the
legal right to the use of this highway; that
they have used it in reasonable and proper
manner; and that if any injury resulted to
defendant it did not result from any negli-
gence on their part.
The evidence has not closed.
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FEMALE SEVERELY BEATEN.-Some days
since a female named Caroline 0'Marra went
to the house of one Jack Davis, or Eighth
street, between Broadway. and Sycamore,
and endeavored to induce his paramour,
Joan 0Neal, to accompany her t0sNew Or
leans, offering to bear her expenses. The
conversation was overheard by Davis, who
ran into the room, knocked down, and
Yesterday, however, she was discovered, anG
carried to the Hammond,st street Station.
house. Davis, in the meantime, having made
his escape.
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2 NMwPORT NEWS.

SAcR1KeIoUs THETT.-Mr. t. P. @. Shell
man, Presiding Elder tor this circuit while
on visit to the Rev. Mr.. Cunningham's
Office, in the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Taylor-street, had his overcoat stolen from
an adjoining room. The theft was COM
mited yesterday afternoon. Rather small
business-stealing apreacher's coat. 81
No FRINeEAfRRF.-Thomas =. Gard, Of
this city, was sued TOR infringing ON Dodge's
Patent Fire CRATES. The case came up before
the supreme Court at Washington City, and
was decided in favor Of Mr. @, a
FEsTIvAL.-The Turner's Association Of
this city will hold grand festival on
Thanksgiving day Tomorrow at their hall,
on 0rchaTd-street.
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LEAvESwoRTH, November 26.-Priyate ad-
vices from Lawrence state Secretary Bebee
in his interview with Montgomery, found
the latter trying man named Mcdonald,
whose alleged offensel was that of being in
favor of the execution of the Fugitive-slaye
Law, and that at the solicitation of Bebee,
he was set free on being expostulated with.
Montgomery is reported as having dehed
the power of the Territorial and Federal
Governments. .......... tfI.s ~
Kansas Cry, November 27-The mail
coach from Fort Scott furnishes the follow
ing dispatch; lsou9 g4t atIT
FoRT ScoTf, November 2s.-Much. of the
excitement here during the last week has
been without reasonable cause. The bnsi-
ness Of the land Office has not been inter
rupted. IL is thought that the flight Of
Judge Williams and the court was not war
ranted by the circumstances in the case.
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DoDGE,s PATENT.-Judge Leayitt, Of the
United States Court, held, on Saturday last,
in case of Dodge & Ryan Vs. Thomas F. Gard,
substantially, that when the arched top OF
cap, made and sold by said Gard, was put
over the CRATE or fireplace, an Infringement
of Dodge's patent was the result; Int as de-
fendant did not make the chimney nor set
held Dodge & Ryan must seek their redress
against those who used the Gard cap OF
cover. The owners of the patent propose to
sue all users accordingly. See their notice
in another column.
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THE PRopER WAY 10 RENpxR T1ASKs-

'u THE PROPER WAY TO RENDER THANKS
We need not inform our readers as to the
proper method of observing the day set
apart by the Governor as one of prayer and
thanksgiving; for that would be somewhat
of supernuity. But it comes within our
province to send them to the proper places
to procure the edibles which 60 to make up
that feast SO inseparabIy connected with the
day--a genuine Thanksgiving dinner; and
wesshould not feel as if we had discharged
our whole duty. did we not send them to I.
o. Gesner, at 222 Walnut-street to get their
oysters, which luxury Ike is dispensing at
the lowest rates, and in quality unsurpassed
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GREAT ExCITEMENT-The People Dumb
totmded-Ldrge Importation from StaDe
State into Cincinnah.-The authorities of
the city, and the citizens generally, are called
upon TO take Immediate steps for allaying
theexcitement. Mann & Co., of Baltimore,
without consulting our authorities, have
just landed in our good city an immense
quantity of the finest oysters ever before
sent here. The only remedy our citizens
have is, for each and every one to buy a
can; by this mode they can peacefully aliay
the excitement. Call, everybody, at So
Fifth h-stIeet.. ' J. L. CLARK, Agent.
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Letter OfA. p. Stone, State Wreasurer, "a
the Treasurer of Hamilton Comfy.

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 27, 1860.
TO the Treasurer Of Hanilan County:
Dear Sir-Within the last few days. I
have received several letters, from different
County Treasurers, inquiring what kind of
funds shall require in payment of dues to
the State. -. rut..t
County Treasurers, that shall require gold.
and silver, or the notes of the specie-paying
banks of this State. Truly yours,
3. @ A, P, STONE, Treasurer Of State.
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BANQUET To-KIGHT.-The Committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, have made arrange
ments to give a grand banquet to the mem
bers of the Philadelphia Council, at the
Gibson House to-night 1t will, no doubt,
which is a sufficient commendation.
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MAN ARRESTED ON SUsPIoIoN.-A man
named Michael Collins was, yesterday, ar
rested by Officers Chimney and Hopkins, on
suspicion of having stolen goods in his pos
session. He was lettering on the wharf,
carrying around one or two coats, three or
four pairs of gloves, and other articles, which
he offered for sale at merely nominal prices
He will be examined to-day.
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PROBATE COURT,

The Cincinnati and Spring-grove-avenu
Company and The Cincinnati and SPRING.
grove Street Railway Company vs. Adolf
phus Smith and II. o. Gilbert. This was a
proceeding before Judge Hilton to condemn
property for the use of these Companies. A
motion to dismiss the proceedings was over
ruled, and jury called for the purpose of
assessing the damages
The evidence will proceed to-day.
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EAST FRONT-sTREEr.--A resident of the
Seventeenth Ward has sent US a commune
cation upon the subject Of the deplorable
condition of East Front-street, nd,thoueh
he no doubt draws correct picture of the
state Of things there, his communication is
altogether too censorious for publication.
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REMEMBER.-To-morrow has been set apart
as day of giving thanks to the kind Provi-
dence that has watched over US during the
past year. No one can conscientiopsly per-
form this duty without he has first provided
himself with a supply of Maltby's celebrated
Baltimore oysters. Robert Orr No. IL West
Fifth-street, being Mr.. Ms accredited agent
here, is prepared to furnish auy amount of
these superior bivalves in amoment's notice.
Call in and make your purchase and then
give thanks
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who has been on trial for two or three days
past on o charge of killing his wife, was yes
terday convicted of murder in the first de-
gree. 1t will be recollected that McHugh
cut the throat of his wife last Spring, while
intoxicated. The jury were out but thirty
Minutes
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THAEKsGIvIEG.--Now that Thanksgiving
day is so close at hand, 1t may be an item oi
interest to know where to,get good can oi
oysters, for Neutrality-suspicious.. For the
benefit Of persons seeking such Information,
we will name Stiles, Vine-street next door
north of the Press Office, who is in daily re-
eeipt, per express, of the freshest fattest and
finest oysters imported to this city. VIZ
speak from experience when we say they
are unsurpassed, for we have "tried EN-"
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BURGLARY.-The residence Of Thomas Har-
wood, on Elm-street, was entered by burg
lars, night before last, and robbed of $lOO in
gold, silver watch, and a lsdy's bracelet.
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Ne-HoUsE.-John A. Wallingford,
well known to the mercantile community,
has opened clearinghouse at No. SO West
Third street. See card = .-'a I
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NoN-ARRlvAL OF THE PHILADELpHIANs.---
The Committee of the Philadelphia City
Council did not arrive, as was expected, last
| night they will probably come in on the
eight o'clock train this morning. a 7
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RRTBENoHMENT IN THE FIRR DEPARTMENT
The cost of the Fire Department, the present
year, will be less, by about $40, 200, than
during the last.
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POCKET PIcKED.-A German female, whose
name we were unable to learn, was robbed
of $ll q while examining some things in
Fifth-street Market yesterday.
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THIS morning, at half. past nine O'Clock, ]
Graf & Co. sell, at the corner of Third. street
and Miami Canal, all the machinery and
right for making patent splint brooms, and
other machinery. See advertisement,
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THE DAILY PRESS.
WEDNESDAY ............-.:... NOyRMRER %
City News.
AMUsEMENTs TINS EVENING.

PIXIES 0PERA-HoUsE.-" All-Hallow Eve"
"Bashful Irishman,'' and "Irish Assurance and
Yankee Modesty"-M and Mrs. Barney Williams.
NATIONAL THEATBR.-" Armand, the Child
of the People," and The Eton Boy"-NIiss Annette
Ince.5 .4 EAi-
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BIG OYSTERS FOR THAKKsaIvING.-The
largest, fattest and finest favored oysters in
the city are TO be had in any quantity at
Ferguson's, corner Ninth and Vine-streets.
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LOST.

n OsT-WHITE POINTER-SLUT-Any person
IL who will return the same to 353 West Fourth
street, will he suitably rewarded. no27-bS
M OST-A TWO.F0LD SURGICAL CASE-The
AZ Under will be suitably rewarded, by leaving 1t
ct 80 West Seventh-st. no27-b'
II OST-MOROCC0 BAG Between Seventh and
M Mound SITS. and the Newport Ferry, Ladies
Morocco Bag, with articles of Jewelry, &c, The
finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the
same at this once. no28 b.
n OST -DRAH AND HARNRSS-By the driver.
HIfhe number q the dray is %. Any one return
ing the same, or giving information where i canb be
had, at 9 South Canal str will be paid for their
trouble. JOSEPH McCLAREY. no2s-bS
II OsT-SATCHELs-From the buggy, last night,
II at halfpast fiYe O'Clock, plush satchel, with
brass mountings, containing two cases with
Homeopathic Medicine, and one With Surgical In
struments, besides many papers with prepared medi-
cnes. The finder who will return it to 40 West
koqIth;st., up stairs, will be rewarded. ph.
STURM 80 no2S-b'
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
sioners, at their session yesterday morning,
passed the following bills
To Joseph Fries, rent of Work-house for
three months, $62 80; TO Paul Metzler, sun
dries, $4 90; to ]. L, Chase, note, for lot on
Sharpsburg-road, 500; TO John Mathers, for
1858 perch of stone on Sharpsburg-road
$3l3 90 to same, for building-stone, at Gate
No. q same road, $3T 81; TO CIT. Duhnont, for
fOrce-pump for heating apparatus at Court
house, $l6 to II, R, Ehlman, for burying
pauper, SO; to Robert Carson, on account 81
bridge near Reading, $50, 10 Martin But-
wick, in full, for masonry on Ernst Bridge
$632 75. Totals, ,230 26. r rfr
Permission. was granted 10 the Sedams.
Vile Railroad Company to lay double.
track across Millcreek Bridge, on condition
that said compsny shall keep the bridge il
repair.
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PoLIcE CoURT.-Judge Lowe disposed Of
which the following are the most important;
George Barker, charged with, Stealing
goods to the value Of $40, was sentenced to
six months at hard labor in the County Jail
john Finnigan, for stealing twenty-five
cents, was sentenced to the County Jail for
four months.
James Riley, Ellen Morris and William
Waters, were each sentenced TO thirty days
on bread ana water, for vagrancy and, dis
orderly conduct --,-r
Maria MillerS Bridget o Donnell and
Mary Gordon, were each sentenced to ten
days in the City Prison for drunkenness.
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STRAYED.

GsTRAYED-NoVembe 81, from the stablo, lie
> East Fourth-st a red Cow, having one or two
white marks. liberal reward win be given for
ber return. r .14fHL Uaa no2S-b'
GTRAYED-S5 REWARD-A small red Cew,
y i've years old, hind feet white Any one leaving
information concerning her at the corner Of Sixth
and Lock k-sts., Will receive the above reward
nO37sbs raaa TH0S. MCNAMARA.
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THA3Ks.-We tender our thanks TO lady,
who has given US no authority to speak her
name, ior donation Of things for little
one in whom we have taken an interest.
They are timely indeed, and viii make more
than one heart glad. We will see TO their
delivery. s rh aia
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENTxRO0M-A furnish ed front room,
n on the first floor, suitable for one two gentle-
men. Addrefs A. b. f., Press ofice. no2s-b"
ECOR RENT.-DwELLING--In Newport. OF
H medium size, in pleasant and healthy location.
Terms moderate. Apply 70 j. SEARfNG, corner of
Mayo-st., and East-row no27- b.
WNOR RENTESEVERAL RO0MS-FurnIshed
H or unfinished, for single gentlemen or small
family. The house Is a new brick at 319 Vine-st.,
between Eighth and Ninth, with gas and all modern
improvements. no27-bS
ENOR RENT-Toa desirable tenant that por-
q tion Of the Store 166 Fourth-st. fronting on
Elm-st suitable for an office or small store. Ap-
ply at 80 Walnut-st., or on the premises no24.hr
ENOR RENT-7RoO OMs-IEyo SECOND story front
n rooms, suitable for a small family. Situated on
north h-west corner of Sixth and Broadway Apply
to DR.. A. L. COOK, go Walnut-st., corner Gano,
to Mr.. TWoHIG, on premises no2Sb"
GNOR HRNT-R0eMS-Th pleaaant rooms,
= to small, quiet family, in a Brick House, ID
Baum-st., occupied by an American family. Rooms
are newly painted and papered. Rent must be paid
in advance. Inquire on premises. no2s-b'
ENOR RENT-A GOOD BRICK HOUSE-Con:
H tanning fourteen rooms, with out; house and
garden attached situated on River-road. in Storri
ToynshiP. Rent $500 per annnm; Apply to s
MENKEN & SONS, 90 West Fifth-st., between
Walnut and Vine. rsr no7-u
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvArIoNs-ByH Henry
Ware, 0ptician, November 81. -
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DENTAL SURGERY.-See advertisement of
Ohio College of Dental Surgery.
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COVINaTON NEWS.

AUcTIoH.-See Wells-k Miles sale of Dry
Goods and ClOaks this morning.
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STEAMBOATS,,

THIS DAY, NOVEMBER .. AFsP.
For Parkersburg and Marietta.
SIEAlIER GRLOKRT NO. 2, CAPTAIN
- JhhhlfoIEAD. Leaves ee above. liz n
n02a McBURNIE, Agent. Essslllll
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A uCTION SA1.E-By JACOB GRAFF & co.
Auction, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, November
2, at half past nine O'clock at the corner Of Third
street and Miami Canal, the Machinery and Right
for mqking Patent Splint-brooms and other Ma
ehnery aud Stock, viz enc saw table with four cir
cnlar aawai one circular planer, one shaving ma
chine with four sets OF knives, three spint
tour, saWin8 machines, one lathe, one grindstone,
one large steam box, one carpenters beach with one
wood and iron wise, eleven br0Om-wihdiDg machines,
basket machinery ~ ltinR, one stove aud pipe, one
letter press, one bookcase, stationary desk and
stool eight gas-burners with 800 feet of pipe 5000
painted broom handles 1900 plain do. siga seventy
ticles pertaining 70 the same establiHhment,
The Right and Machinery will be offered together,
sold without reserve In lots 70 suit. N -i'' =
n. B.-oan b ,seen seen by APPLICATION 70 the Auo-
no25 No, is East Fourth 81,