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The Proposed Legislative Visit.--Mset-
ing Of the Committee Of Arrangements
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The Proposed Legislative Vislt.--Meet-
ing Of the Committee Of Arrangements
Yesterday. 1-lfft
The Committee Of Arrangements, appointed
TO make the necessary arrangements for the
reception and entertainment Of the Lsgisla-
lures Of Kentucky and Tennessee, held meet
Ing, yesterday morning, OF the Merohants'
Exchange. The Committee from the Ohio
Legislature having expressed desire that
their guests should pass directly through the
city to Columbus, and that the festivities here
be deferred until their return, telegram was
sent to Louisville to know what their wishes
were In regard to the matter. After appoint
ing Rufus King, Stanley Matthews and W. w.
Fosdick, Committee on Toasts for the ban
quet, and Miles Greenwood, thA Grand Mar
shal Of the day, the committee adj jcurned until
half-pas two o'clock.
Having reasssmbled in the afternoon, very
little business was done apart from general
discussion In regard to the minutia of the
affair, for no dispatch had been reaeived in
answer to the inquiry Of tho Committee con-
cerning the time at which the visitors might
DO expected, and after short session the Com
mittss adjourned to meet in the evening at the
Burnett House.
After the Committee had been called to
order in the evening, Mayor Bishop read the
following telegram:
LOUISVILLE, January "a, 1860.
Hon. r. M. BsHoP:-Both Legislatures and Others
will visit you,, arriving on Thursday morning, pro.
Cincinnati on Friday morning to spend Friday and
part Of Saturday with you.
Mr.. Gallagher then moved that the Chair
man be instructed to inform Capt. Sherlooa
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BoARD OF CITY IxpRovsMENrs.-At the reg
ulsr semi-wsekly session of the Board Of City
Improvements, hold yesterday morning, the
Clerk was instructed to advertise for sealed
proposals to build FIVE stone arch oulvorts, Of
three feet interior diameter and seventy feet in
length each, to pass the water across Brown
street, between J. s. Brownies west line and
the north corporation line.
The Commissioner Of the Northern District
was authorized to have repaired the culvert ct
the Intersection Of Belts and Freeman. streets,
at cost Of 81.
The Clerk was directed to transmit to the
City Council an ordinance to establish the
grade Of Pendleton.street, from Hunt TO Wood
ward.
The sealed proposals., which had Ssen Of
isred, were opened, and he Clerk was ordered
to prepare and transmit to the City Council,
resolutions authorizing the City Auditor to
contract a. follows:
With Jones 4 Bonts, ct IS cents per square
yard, to pave with bowlders Hopkins-strest,
from Linn to Freeman. .,- ~
Also, with A. R. Smith, at ~ cents per
square yard, to pave with brick the unpaved
sidewalks on John.street, from Hopkins to
Clinton. Adjourned.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

FIaHr.-Two men, one an attache Of VOLTS,
and the other Of Swift's Rolling Mill, became
intoxicated and INDUCED in fight in the
market-house yesterday afternoon. Both
parties were arrested.
CoMMIrrED.-A man named John Elesby, q
resident Of the neighboring city of James,
town, was committed to our County Jail yes
terday, in default Of the payment of q fine Of
So, imposed upon him for breach Of the
peace.
SUITS INSTITUTED AGAINST THOSE ENGAGED
IN DESTROYING THE FREE SOUTH NEwsrAPEB.-
Suits were yesterday entered in the Campbell
County Court, against DR.. Foster, J. R.
Hallam, J. A. Piner, A. s. Berry, J. Berry,
Chas. Stricker, Geo. Kendall, T. D. Edwards,
Jas. Taylor, jr, John Doxon, Thos' Anderson,
Oliver Root, Chas. Air, and Jas. e. Perry,
charged with assisting in the destruction Of
tho Tree South newspaper. We believe the
damages, in each case, is laid at 5000, but
of course tho amount awarded, if any be
allowed, must be fixed by jury. 8. 7. Wall,
of Covington, is attorney for Mr.. Bailey.
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ANNIvERsARY CRLEBRATIoN OF TIE BIRTH
DAY OF ROBERT BURNs.-The Cincinnati Burns
Club will celebrate the one hundred and first
anniversary Of the birthday of Robert Burns,
this evening, at the Gibson House. The exer-
cises usual on such occasions, will take place,
"mine hosw Goeflroy, furnishing the supper,
and large attendance as we'll as good time
Is anticipated.
The Caledonian Club will also celebrate the
present anniversary Of the "poot of all heerts,"
this evening, at the Shades, No. 199 Vine
street. Several excellent singers are expected
to be in attendance, and with the combined
influence Of music and wine, the time will
doubtless pass pleasantly to all who may at
tend.
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Row AT THE foLIcR CouRr-A CoNsrA sLz
HBAvLY FINED FOR CoNrEMpr.-Immediatel
after the jury in the Brockmsn gambling case
had retired from the Police Court room, yes.
terday afternoon, constable George Carr, who,
It appears, had a writ Of re: levin, issued by
Justice Marohant, for the faro.boxes and
checks taken by tho police, seized upon one Of
them which was lying upon the table, and
was about to carry 1t Of. This seemed to be
the signal for general row for the purpose Of
preventing the action, upon the part Of the
constable, from being carried into effect.
! Carr was caught BY two or three policemen,
they in turn by two or three Interested parties
and . scufae took place, during which several
Of those concerned In it wero thrown about
the room somewhat promiscuously. In such
cases the victory always belongs to the strong
est party, and as this did not happen to be
the constable, he was finally overcome and
locked up in one of the Station house cells.
Later charge Of contempt Of court was filed
against him and he was fined $50 and costs,
to stand committed until the fine was paid.
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MEEr1Na or rHE MEcHAN1cs, Avn MAaurAo

MEETING OF THE MECHANICS AND MASUFAo-
rURERs' ExcHANGs.-The Mechanics and
Manufacturers' Exchange-about fifty five
members being present-met at the usual hour
yesterday morning, President Runyan in the
chair. After tho minutes of the previous
meeting had been read and approved, the
following new members were elected: A. e..
Hodges, Treasurer of Kanawha Oil Manufac-
turing Company, proposed BY g. W. Runyan;
Msssrs. Ayres Il Cravens, bricklsyers, proposed
by O. D. Foote; Peter Berger, pattern maker,
and George D. Winohell & Brother, pump
manufacturers, proposed by Hall, Carroll
Il 90. .'
The discussion of the report of the Commit
too on Interest and Usury, being the special
order Of the day, was then taken up and con-
tinued at considerable length, by Mesars.
Green, Latts, Glenn, Foote, Rule, Jewell and
Bailey, after which II was laid over for further
discussion this morning.
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FOR SALE.
EN0R sALE-The following parcels of va

ENOR SALE-The following parcels of va
n cant property and building Lots, in the western
Two lots on lie north side of Oliver between
deep. Will be sold for $ss per foot. w
tween John aud row, each Is feet front By
feet deep, at $35 per foot,
Two lots on the east side ID Of job. street between
to an alley, at SIS per foot. ~
Two lots on the south side Of Melancthon- street,
81 feet deep, at US per foot. 0"' '' -
Two lOts On ,he south .de Of psyid,stree between
on the corner OF an alley. at SO per foot N'0'
Two lots on the south side Of Wade.street between
Cutter and Jones, each 2' feet front by 81 feet deep,
1T on the north side Of Melancthon street, b, !.
tween Gutter and JONES' Is e0t front by 81 feet deep
Lot on the south side of David street. between Gut,
ter aud JONES' 25 feet front BY 81 feet Deep at 5 psr
Lot on the east side OF Pleasant street, between
Fifteenth and Liberty, 30 feet front by IS feet at S
Lot on 'yins.strest near the corporation line, IS
feet front by loo feet deep, for 800.
Two lots on the south side Of Oehler. street. west
OF freeman, each 20 feet front by IS, feet deep at
Lot on the north .sast corner of Simon and oeher.
Streets 30 feet on Oeher and 20 feet on Simon, for
Lot on the north side of street, between Bay.
miller and freeman, % feet front by s' feet deep to
Lot OF, the corner Of Gutter and Liberty
streets 81 feet inches on Liberty and 81 feet on Out
ter, for 1875.
Five lots on the west side Of Jones. street. between
Dayid and Wade, each "a feet front by s6 Feet deep,
at $40 per foot.
Lot ON the south side of Davd.street, between
John and Western row, the corner Of alley, 43
feet front by 81 feet deep, for $l,e0O.
Lot ON the east side Of Jane-stre between Sixth
and Hathaway, 20 feet front by 80 feet deep to an
alley, at $55 per foot.
Lot on the north side OF George street, between
Baymiler and Fireman. 25 feet front by so feet deep,
at $50 per foot.
Lot on the south side Of Brown street, near Dun.
lap, 80 feet front by 20 feet, at &45 per foot.
Lot on the west side Of Dudley street. between
Liberty and 25 feet front by 25 feet
deep to an alley, at $50 per foot.
ALS0-A number Of Building Lots In Newport
and C0vington; some excellent bargains.
SAMUEL A. SARGENT,
-, o.2Apollo Buildings,
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LAW REPORT.



TIE UNITARIAN CHURCH CASE FOURTH
DAY.-The evidence proceeded before Judge Collins
10 the case Of William Wiswell vs. The First Congre.
Judge Hoadioy was recalled by the counsel for the
Church Of the Redeemer to prove certain newspaper
publications iu relation to meetings Of the Society
thought Of Mr. Conway as Christian tsscber a' hs
Judge Hoadley replied that he regarded Mr.. Con-
way as 2 conscientious and laborious teacher; and
tions OF bis hearers with great power. lie wonld
classify MN with those who were the salt OF the
aPs bs * s sasS o. Nv bad been talked
guage, by act or preaching could enforce the doc
tIne OF moral responsibility more soundly than he
completely. Hence 1t was he could not understand
how Ms. conway broached the subject Of fatalism.
,bs Sy mr. wScS SSGISwinspSrng this excitement in
to have given this church Mr. Conways resignstioni
him it should not be done. I was opposed to the
move at the time received 1t.
Q;1!By MI. Taft:(1Was there not very srea,
A.-Thst was the reason never felt at liberty tc
present the resignation. at one time thought h,
my my mind He had been % Charged With improprieiie s
OF one Kind or another, and the affair assumed
shape that witness thought 1t would look too muct
IKE confession OF faith II such step should b'
Q-Ars You aware Of a eounter.paper to the "Im
X.~There was s paper Is and my name was the frs
attached to II. ...-
mr.. Potter was recalled and examined as TO natter
already In evidence.
MIR. Rawson examined .-signed the paper callinl
N Mr.. Goodson recalled-He wished to correct
statement that he was In power Of sale of the pro
perty. He was always opposed to it.
One or Two warm discussions took place between
counsel in relation to the introduction of certain
The Court adjourned at six o'clock.
The TRIAL OF CLawsoE-The closing argumen
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DIED.

BURNES.-On Monday morning, January 2s, at Q
o'clock, OF Inflammation OF tho lungs, Robert ].
Burnes, In the 36th year Of his age .fl
The funeral will take place at his late residence on
Deercreek Road, this afternoon, at Q O'Clock. Tho
friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
Jerry Donovan.
TUBNER.-Op the 2lst, on board tho steamer Sil.
yer Moon, John Turner, aged 70 years.
LABARGE.-JosephL LabarGe, !en., departed this
life the night Of the 2st, &C his residence In ST.
Louis in the 18th year Of his age and resident Of
that city during the last 81 years.
McrARLAN.-On Friday Morning, January 20,
after short llne.s, James o, eldest son Of James
and Kate D. Nc tarlan, in the llth year Of his age
Tho funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents 24 West Ninth street. this afternoon at
ooock Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
VAN AkNINGn.-At Warren, Lee County, Iowa,
on the 18th inst, Of consumption, VIM. Aug, Ann.
inge late Of California; In bis 30th year, second son
Of John and Eliza Van Anniae. Of this olW.
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gBMr. P. Evens, jr., has removed his fac
tory for making and repairing sewing lns-
chimes to No. "a West Fourth street. Those
who want perfect seal press or good sew
ing machine should not forget the address,
No; q West Fourth.strest, between Walnut
and Vine.
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UNPAID LETTERs.--The following Is list oi
letters detained for nOn.paymsnt Of postage at
the Postof6ce, in this city, January "a:
Simon Gertman, New York city.
Mr.. A. Shutturlick, Philadelphi Penn,
James Il. Miller, Louisville, Ky
Freelander Gerson, New orleans, La.
Jas Rich Co., Boston, Mass.
H. ,. King & Co., Memphis, Tenn,
Henry Hendricks, Carthage, Ill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Pressure upon our columns again compels
MS to embrace the amusements In paragraph. The
Opera house and theaters were well attended last
evening" and will be again Tonight probably, the
appear al the 0pera.house in PAUDEEN 0RAFFERrY
and MisOH Eyous ANNA; Eliza Logan, at Woods, as
"Parthenia, In lEaosAR; and the stock company at
the National In the comic pantomne and piece en-.
titled the MILITARY EXECUTION.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS pupils of
the Baptist Sunday School gave an exhibition
last evening at the church on Freeman street,
near Fifth, which was quite largely attended
by their friends. The exercises consisted of
declamations, recitations, singing, &C.. and
were well received by tho audience. Every
thing passed off pleasantly and the perform
ances were guile sreditable.
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PaoorrDrses OF rHp oounrY Coxurssrosr.

PRocEEDINes OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At the regular daily session Of the County
Commissioners, held Yesterday morning, orders
were were passed amounting in tho aggregate to
$725 81, Of which $500 were paid to Perry j.
Southwestern Lunstio:Asylum. The chan ges
in tho arrangements for lighting and heating
the new Asylum, for which the above amount
was paid, we believe, were made by the com .
mittee from the Legislature, who lately visited
tho city for the purpose of examining it. No
other business Of Importance was transacted.
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Boy DRowEEp.--A boy named Matthew
Flack, about twelve years of age, whose
parents reside some place on Water. street,
near Central-avenue, while playing at the
river, near the foot of Pium-street, accident
ally fell into the water and was drowned.
Some persons saw the accident, but too late to
render him any assistance; and althou Oh
every exsrtion was made, the body, at late
hour last night, had not been recovered.
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ExRIsITIeN AT SMITH h NIxoN's HALL.-The
thirty. first ssmi-snnual exhibition of the lit
erary societies Of Herron's Seminary will take
place this evening at Smith & Nixon's Hall.
The programme has been carefully selected
and well arranged, and tho exercises will
doubtless be quito interesting.
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BURGLARY ON CENTRAL-AvENuE.-About ten
o'clock, night before last, the house occupied
by Andrias Scroth, located on the corner of
Central-avenue and FindIay street, was fsloni-
ously entered through the kitchen in the rear
OF tho building. Mrs. S. hearing noise, in
an attempt to discover its cause, frightened
the burglar and he fed without any booty
Whatever. She called the police, but 1t was
too late; tho fellow had entirely escaped.
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DESCENT UPON HOUSE OF ILL. .FAMr.-The
policemen Of the Fifteenth Ward made q de-
scent on bagnio on Fifth-strest, below Park,
last night, and arrested the proprietor, named
Ada DsKaip, and lodged her in the Ninth
street station-house. The other inmates
made their escape.
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gas- Sprague & Co., corner Of Fourth and
vine have on hand l57 Overooats rs Cashmere Busi
ness Coats "a Cloth Frock Goats, 100 pairs fancy Cas-
sinners Pants 50 Cashmere Vests and rs Silk Vests,
besides great variety Of other goods, which they
offer to their customers at cost. Bee advertisement.
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~ Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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OYsTERs.--The recent warm weather has
diminished neither the demand nor supply of
oysters at Robert 0rrs, No. IL West Fifth
street. The new supplies are equal in guam
tity and quality to any previously received.
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1D-Fsmiliss In the West End will find the
choicest oysters In the city at Wsggonsr's,
20S Westsrn.row, above Fifth; also beautiful
canned peaches, tomatoes, 10. Try them.
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MARRIED,

FITzGERALD-CBESs-On Tuesday evening,
January a. at the residence Of the brides father BY
the Rev Pr WhEe, i MT Sas Ezssrsidd; Ok me o.
G. w. Cress, ESQ.
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FOUND.

ENOUND-A bunch Of Ksys-thrss in num-
II ber., They were found last Monday morning,
upon application to this once, and paying fpr this
notice. ja2lb
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HOME INTEREST.
D8- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
lew, Try, Nos. si1 and I'll western.row.

~ Pictures in natural colors taken at the
Broadway Gallery, No. 6S Broadway, below Pearl.st.
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GHAt 9H o'clock this morning, J. Graf
d 20. sell, at No. 279 George.street, between
Mound and Cutter, excellent Furniture of q
family. See advertisement.
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ESTIMATED ExPExsss OF TIE CIrY GovsRS-
MINT FOE THE MONTH OF FEBRuARY.-The fol-
lowing are the estimated expenses OF the city
government for the month of February, as
reported TO the City Auditor by the heads Of
the Yarioua departments
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OFT Y N w s.

BARaAIxs.-If you want to buy or lease
house and lot, on advantageous terms, read
s.. A. Sargenfs advertisement in "want
column"
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wANrsI wANTs!I

WANTsl wANTs!I
IR you want servant, advsrtissdn
THE PENNY PRESS
IS you want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
IS you want 10 sell anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PREsS.
IS you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS,
In fAot, every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRES G
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RECEIPTS AT rHR MAYORS OFFICE DURING THE
PAST WEEK.-During the week ending yes
terday, the receipts at the Mayors Office, as
reported to the City Auditor, by the Mayors
Clerk, Mr.. Charles Belts, amounted to $747, 80,
derived from the following annreas.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBssRvATroNs-For the
Penny Press, BY Henry Ware, 0ptioian, No. Z
West Fourth.stre January "a:
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continues in her downward course,
having receded more ra pdy yesterday than on Mon.
day or Sunday. During the twenty -four hours end.
ing last evening the river had fallen about four and
half feet, leaving no more than sixteen feet be-
tween here and Louisville.
STEAMBOAT RRGIsTER.
ARHIyALs.-Prioress, Madison; Melrose, Maysvile;
Jacob Strader, Louisville; Dunleith and Virginia
Home, Neville; Boston, Big Sandy; Bostona, Ports
mouth; Poland, Nashville.
DEPARrURIs.- Me'rose, Maysville; Prioress, Madi.
SOM Jacob strader. Lonisvillei Dunleith and vir.
Portsmouth; Liberty, Wheeling; W. l. Maclay'
Pitts6urg; A. w. Quarter, Kanawha Universe,
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AUCTION SALES


A UTION sALE-BY KELLOGG &
fft INC anu.
snS Unsr py
ALsS-At ton o'clock. the Furniture of family
removing consisting Of the usual variety OF Bureaus,
Bedsteads, R Tables Chairs, Stands Carpets, Beds.
xLS62A good stock Of New Furniture, &c. ..
ia2S A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALEM @. BRA
IN SHEARS 4 CO. SALES room Nc. .o7 and 50 Main
street, Valencia Raisins glys Vii, 80, at Auction.
We %ili sell THIS MORNING. Wednesday, Janu.
Valencia Raisins 20 boxes Olive Oil; case Cinna-
Sa; jas G. BRAs1EARs 4 CO., Auctionesrs.
AUCTION sALE-BY 9. BRA
IA SHEARS &C. .-sslss.rooms, 81 and 80 Main
Ct ei 5ssay ~
o'clock, general assortment Of Groceries, &c con-
sising Of rs brs. Moasses; $50 bags Rio Coffee; 90
hhds Sugar; % brs. sugar. 200 kegs Nails; us lbs.
and SO Tobacco.
ware. Queens9sro. Teas, Paper, Soda, Bed Cords,
issf 3. ii ibRAsHEARs CO.. Auetion.ers.
a UCTION sALE.-BVS. G. HUB-
IN BARD, at Trade Sale rooms No. 81 West Fifth
81
iosas' = splendid collection Of Valentine. sts5so-
ellis, Porte.monnAies, Cutlery, &c.
N B.-Catalogues will be published on Wednesday
morning. and the goods will be open for examination
on Wednesday during the day.
ja2ib s. G. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
(Times and Enquirer copy.)
A UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
IN Il CO-For account Of whom 1t may concern.-
Sheetipg, Morocco Skins, &c. = On THURSDAY
MORNING, January rs, at 9s o'clock, at our store.
No. Is East Fourth will be sold $4,000 yards of
fine Shcetings; 10 doz. Xxx Tampico Morocco Skinsi
10 doz. Xxx Ourraco Morocco skins; 10 dog. Xxx
co. 70 and 80 lbs Kip Skins so doz double and single
Travelling Bags; IL ladies' fine Travelling Trunks.
N. B.-To be sold in lots TO suit the trade
| ja24 JACOB CRAZY, Auctioneer.
| A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
| IA CO.-Furuiture.-O WEDNESDAY MORN
ING. January rs, will be sold, at on o'clock, at No.
279, Georgestreet, between Mound and Cutter, the
entire Furniture of family, consisting of TWO Rose
| wood, Blue Satin covered Sofas; two do. do. Arm
Chairs; four do Parlor Chairs, all to match Rose
| wood Etagere, Mantle Clock, Rosewood Marble-t0p
nentcr Table, Lace Curtains Gilt Stands, Fire Set,
Door Mat, Hair Cloth Lounge, Extension Table,
| Dining and Tea Ware, Glassware, Velvet Carpets,
| Drugget Window Shades, Schooleys Refrigerator,
Hall and Dnug-room Oil Cloth, Brussels Stair Car
| pet, Rods, &c Rosewood Cottage Bedsteads, Rose.
| wool Marble.top and plain Dressing Bureaus, do
washs'ands, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Feather
Bosters and Pillows Toilet Glass Cane Chairs Brus-
sells Cafpet &C.; two Cooking Stoves, and an assort-
| ment of Kitchen Furniture.
| JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
| JaA N ... No. Is East Fourth street.
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FOR RENT.

ENoR RENT-HOUSE-An new and elegant
H. br lex House, contsining six rooms, ,papered,
vance. Situated on Longworth- street, few doors
West of Stone, South side. For particulars call ct
north west corner Of Third and Main.street.
ja25b- u. n. SL0OUM, Agent.
NOR LEASE-With privilege Of purchase,
II five lots of ground on The north side Of Oliver
street. perpetual lease will be given for the whole
or any part Of the ground, with the privilege Of pur
chasing at any time on payments at Q low price.
corner of Fifth and Walnut.street. ja23c
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LOST.

n .OST-D0G-0n Friday evening largo
- black and white New Ioundland bog: black
with o ring. Any person returning him 10 No. "a
West Seventh-strest will he Ilbsrally rewarded
FOUND. T77---