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CcRASroN COAL AT AUCTION.

orricx oy<Ssr DsLAwaRK, LacsawAs.a AND wEsrrRS}
This company will hold their fouIeepta regular mon
O'Clock NJ the once OF the company. % William street,
a which time they will oner, BY SIMEON DRAPER Auc.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL
all the asua. syes aud deliverable a. their depot.
Flilsbethpor, ". u. during the month OF April next
Tho win be positive: Each lot put up VIII be sold 10
,he hrhest bidder tidS In any form Whatever being
mad. Tor account or on benall or the company -
Ty cents per IN bankahe funds 70 be paid at the
t,e ana mace OF the balance, Ia like funds
csying The orier r the coal which must Pc called for With
In ten DAYS thereafter and the coal taken AWAY within
thirty days from the dsy q sse unless naysanon Is on
struccd Buyers who wish, however eau have an addt
iona thirty DAYS for tasng The delivery their purchases
BY making further deposit of ~ cents per ton within Tho
above specified Interest at cent per anunu
will such case be CHARGED on the basnce from the me
sipuated Tor payment until rai and - cents per ION 70
cover the expense Of stocking the coa-ooh 70 DC PAID on
delivery Of order
The other conditions IL sac will be substantially those
thcrio accepted by al pnr hases by private CONTRACT OF
cna deliverable EIzabethport. FAR ~ anpinbe tue
eo will be Delivered direct from the cars 90 THEFT arrival
from the mines, wbrn practicable Otherwise from tnc
socx These conditions win be modified to meet the wants
OF Steamers whose arrival be deAuoy hred
JOHN BRtSBIN. President
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A Ivan q. BAKER 4 CO., AUCfIONEERS
n ALERT c. HAYWOOD, AUCTIoNEER.
HOUSEHOLD

HOUSEHOLD
PIANOFoRTR. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE en- suite
BGOCADE AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, CHANDELIERS
OIL. PAINTINGS BRONZE SrATUARY,
DktSDhN AND SEVRES CHINA VASES,
and and costly works OF and articles OF vi rtu
ut PUBLIC AUCTION.
TO MORROW tMONOAY), March Fl.
81 the eesant residence OF Burnham, Esq. 49 West Six
teenh street between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
nenciug 1T III O'Clock.
The would call the particular attention OF his
friends sud the pubi to this the ogue comprising
the lagcst aud richest OF Household
&c. offered at auction this season. Sale peremptory.
Draw Room SuitsSnp.ib Suits Of Furniture. covered
with brocate o. the richest description; elegant Of Win.
dow Cutins u match tho SUITS: ENgfres lae glass doors
Secretary anf bookcase Centre Tables atatuary BILE
TOP Encoguures. Bronze and Ormou Chan irers, Cabi
Vases to match; 0rmfu and Dresden China Ornaments
Marlc S8tuary Bronze fi!ures, OIL Painting by emnen mt
artisis. French ri re Engfnyings.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO.
FORTE
the chest instrument offered 1T auction this fully
guaranteed ~ tho Makers Stool Cover Music stand
Boosa &c Hat stand. chars to ma CHI OAK Buffet. Eyten
D,noer set imported from Paris for the present
silver Dnner and Tea Service Caster Spoons Forks Urn
Cake Basket Oyster Dish. Tnreen Table Cutlery Linen.
rosewopt and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedstead Armoe
AGacr suite, hair and spring Matt twenty onr
pairs toeu Sheets. twenytour linen Pillow Cases.
tweiye pairs French Blankets Towels Counl Mar
sees Qants Fren Toilet Sets mahogany Sofa B-dseads,
ments Parties wishing TO attend this lie take FIFTH or Sixth
stages from Aston House. ST. Eicho Me
Sopo su Hotel leaving IL Sixteenth street, few doors from
house.
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GALES or HOUSEHOLD rURNITURB
- The undersigned prepared give secial al tcn,cu 10
SALES or
HOUSEHOLD rURNfTURH
Al residences, on the most favorable terms
Pariies contemplating making Gales tas gill DO
well " register their pames early chcce 81 date
a. JOURNkAY, Aucttonecr,
Mo. B Pine street,
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A JOURAEAy. AUCrIONEbR, OFFICE NO. PINE
street -rcrempofs sale OF yarabe Building Lots IN
Bro,xyn pubic auction Thursday March -, NJ IL
O'Clock NJ at the Exchange salesroom III broadway.
Two io,s fronting Portlan avenue 20i feet inches
from Al auto avenue 2jxllJ aud 2JslW
These e.igby located Maps and further particu
lars NJ lice OF the Auctoneer. No. Fine street
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n W. IVES AUCrroNEER.
ID. ID IVES co viii scM a their store, 1855 and l57
Broadway on wednesday aud Thursday a. III o'clock each
day nne collection OF Paintings and Engaviugs. rhey
will BE- on erhbitIor TUESDAY,
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A uor,oN NotrcE-D D. cAULxINs. AUcrIoNEER
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AM MnRES DE ART .NE.

"A
srLrE seeH6o W Eayss4 SO as FURNITURE RI
At ra6ic Auction. on Monday, March a.
No. ss a q ST r pSirR' Sf:isfn STREET
sSs'' si 1s$ susTs
BRONZE AS Sos ossShu SSR SUITS
srvnas AND DRESDEN PA s; sSSGsar aa.s
OIL PAINTINGS BY EMINENT, ARTIsTs;s go, r,n1r
BOOKCASE ErAsTfys 6 GEXT asI FIN WARE
sR5sEeSoao TARE ntf d ss XIV style.
The sai. s9mprs soe o. the riches. and most cab,
ans e ID Without amy An viii
pars contain aSec ssssn, fill Suits rosewood rsror
Fra.,rs .ish rn,. md msro. bic Ana sos snd
MAokiFICENr ROSEWOOD PiASoFoRTE.
m elegant Instrument bcaui,fuls
ana %.sSsa,
SUE a'se op rsSis. richly Sevss and Brussels
s sSs s:s. e AZ:
der p in ssecliesi condition.
sS,% a.. al % Sss
ivory sye, cs.er. FORKS: spoons ao with heavy
carmen 10 attendance cart pack ship goods for par
n B-IIousc and 10, Cor sale. Apply on the premises
AT AucrroN-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT OF
"A loacrea the cas-, bank O the Hudson river fcnr
% sn . s's" t. sssa e four P1 mile. north !.
Ss q s SSs an, ana
~ X he sS" *:
w be 81: without or The y.r
Hoo ScsrS and roi 100 acre: e pro
sSs :S :ss place s'' Place ss,1
60 ,se Sat. sna hs ssns son
cs, on aa Ssi ss pasie osds M
s'sS SssssslsSSss: N
Gentleman who desires purchase and MAKE Improve
~. ras e s. - . :sss 70 No.
4 AUCTION sorrcE-ExrRA LARGE cAIAhoGUE
.ae: sss q rsrsss March a. at i O'clock Fear
street Ss B. sMsGsy crates Just, sl shp A.. Al
sales free Tor S cs Good: csTcrS repscied o shD
AsR sgS5sr
spring sae 's u whi IT: sees
sslesrcer IS Gorisnsi street wiil sell; -
About u Go cases r,%- an.iy Boot. Shoes. sros.p
Particularly %; % ci,, and COUNTRY dealers
Catalogues really on "orains OF sac
RY JAMES q w.5Iss SALE o.
sna .r%os san s'sf'yd .Tf. y s srds = OF as
Ins' s ;,
ST s:s$: S's ] Ss.s: "ss
Sr.nS, y ss Dor nss 'Ss ors q
less rsnt Warren IN ,ne rear and - zee.
inches more orless on College place aud on e s,sr
which tile four br OK House ~ vol
ege known Franklin House NE four story brick
Store o. Warren street ant tho three story prick from
eDld parcel sc
od tie premises 81 81 and IS Car street situate on hs
corner OF Carnine and Bedford sreete Contain
ce more or less In front on Car mine street and on
aud 81 feet bedford street and on
The westerly side and winch erected three ,hre,
;ST s'ss spp TO- Is
~ W IVES A co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z
IL. 6t6 Broadway Assgnees stock Of superb
IT., Ss' Or fphadepns az private sale - '''''
n ". IVES AycrI0NEER ,..,. .. -. .,
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IlENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs
Ii VERY VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION
PAINTINGS

Ii VERY VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT ECfION
upnpvu w Or oF OIL PAINTINGS, ,,, ~ A..
evenings of THURSDAY Path. aud FRIDAY, 18th inst, at
To ocock at the Old dusseldorf Gallery. 648 Broadway
next door below Tiffany Co.'S
very valuable and important collection OF the highest
order OF original Paintings including the entire collection
Messrs Bailey Co., of Philadelphia, purchased BY them
from the artists direct elualnR interest collection
ever ouerei In this city for public comp hton and
works Of the greaes favote artists OF tho
modern Dusseldorf English, French Germsu schools
Among many others = e tho worFaof
GERMAN SCHOOL
A. ACnEN3AcH vERBoE ,KHOvES. DE NOrRR,
y. c. KoEE KoEK, VAN HAAkK, VON Sassy
CARL Hummer, CARL BEcKkR ERpMARN.
GEsELscnAP, Ho;UEr. CARL HOvF,
LtiscuANER MEYERHEiM. SiE:ERr.
PRRrER, PR0YEsSOR joan SrAaMRta,
L. TorssAISr. CHAs. NJ NEaB, vOy WILLIE.
B1s II. SoNpfRMANN. DIX Lr0sk. r.
G. MATTERS LIE RAY. A. X RFvDvSE
TKS kATxN, RUyrtN De Vos aud others.
!. FRENCH SCHOOL
Pc RUS l. NoTEanAN, DANsAgRr.
BRiLLoUtN, SIEGSAC, MONucsY
Lew. Z PUPIL or
4. fRERE, CERIER, LArOSD 30
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
SIDNEY X. PERCY 30 ,DINsroS e. c. WILLIAMS
G. BANTER MAC Der, SHAvER
T. CL,YrKR CARxrfELp w. BWOaLEy.
HAYES TaoRy,
BAR Ea. BgscEr B.RLAND. &c.
The foreign portion OF the collection have been purchased
expert and the pictures OF Is. g. Koek koek. Hubncr
henbach and Others Of lass rarely imported into
In the American portion are choice examples BY r E.
rcsn tista Also two pieces Of beautiful Parior Stauary
The Tamborne Pa, crs In Repose cut 70 order BY D
OF Florence with marble pedestal exquisite WORK
"Merc ~ after Thorwaidsen. cut 70 order and marble
Thcy win be exhibition from and after TUES.
DAY, 10Th inst, until the evenings Of SAFE
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A BLhECRER. SOY 4 CO.. WILL SELL At AUG
IA uon, Wednesday March 3d. at IL o'cloc1 al the Ex-
change saesroom II Broadway the Lease Of that ya;ua
mia avenne. 10 the city Of Washington g, Que square
east OF willard Hotel The building Is partially compet
siderable building mate ia on hand. The plans Of the
bui!dn have been efiy prepared for FIRST hotel
OF about two hundred rooms. The lease Is Tor twenty
years from September lS e The titles clear and the
lease "nanibar:assad IL Claims. The lease and
be the II Cedar street.
or for partioullrs send for Circular
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DElzE MONEY WILL sE PAID ON Twenty rIyg
new prizes this day Our sccoad edition of the ohSIAl
list OF prises March Ia ready One thousand dests WITH
he obtained far all who wero IN the ascka on the rsnS
Tn. Or ,sEsvasN Sosh 60 vM street wv =
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ELEaANT COUNTRY SEAT AT AUcrION.--A BEAU
~ tfnl place Poughkeepse sale Apply E. IL.
LUDLOW CO. No. Pine street.
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&lO4 FOR VETERANS; sc,r,,,
sts CASA.
Infantry or cavalry.
No premium paid u brokers nr agents
I: Montgomery street. Jersey Cv Coriandt ferry

cu7E -RRoRuIrs WANTED. At THE RLCRlir.
Del ~. Ina rendezvous, No Alderman Ilace. New
Chambers Get third DOR east OF Chatham srces aud
opposite the Shakspcrc Hotel; s5 cash IN hand befo
leaving The CITY aud an c,her bountes guaranteed Men
cholcc Of regiment Men ABOUT n enst viii hnf W
10 thew advantage 10 call hss before Joining n B-Tea
good boys wanted
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IA lease OF Lot No. ID Madison street ADRIAN H.
MULLER r. X. WILKINS 4 co. will sell ut auction
Mouda March "a at IL clock. the Exchange salcsroom.
Badway the the stor, brick House and lease or Lot
Madison north size Rutgers street Tho
lease the Rutgers and has lively to
annual gouud rent oil Sl5 vita usual covenants for
The II feet inch BY about rs feet deep
gas bath aud In gooi order Lot 2j feet inch
by feet
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BECKER. AuOTInNRER

A ). BLEECKER. AUoTIoNRER.
..rd s Of this ssRsr N 81
90 wu scil Al auction the following valuable Lots Of
Bar Ct the II Of s
ns whole property Is unquestionabe and the sale will be
No A.! Brosawsy lTrnisy BaIdIns,, wednesday.
.n nj .. on os 3 per cent q the
rnssh s Lots The east side q {. between
and the walks tagged
AVENUE BIS Lots on the OF avenue B. between
ss Io each anH the two
,.AvKSvE B-s Lots the side OF B. between
xvssur ca Lots on The west side Of avenue g. between
18th and 10th sts each % BY 50 eet avenue Taved and
ives, side Of avenue c. including the
ASrrgs Lots the Vest side svenue D. bstweea
18TH and sth SITS Including the corner Total each lot ~
lsra Lots side OF 18th ST., adjoin
Ing the last described lots d. each lot Is feet BY
i srsssis Lots on the south side Of I4.h St.
iaS the above lou. ~ the rear each 70 oy ios
ierg srasEI- Lot on the north side OF iSta ST. % teet
severed. paved. and walks aasged = 800
Torn SrEEI Lot north side OF l6h st. % feet east Of
saSssTssstss sTsnsT:-7 Lots south side Of Seven.
SKvFrrEs SrREKr-i6 Lots the north side Of Seven
IS az q ss =
paved. curbed and guttered and the walks tagged.
.eenh street comprising the whole front SeiWssn seven
teenth and Eirhteenth streets each Is feet by street
EieralNru srnTKI-s Lots on the north side 81 Eigh
81 street commencing IS feet east Of avenue each
io =, bv M street severed paved curbcd and guttered
teenth street directly In the Of the last described and
OF the ZANE Dimensions
avenue size 25xlO0 IL each
FvrvsrcoSD One Lot southwest corner Fifty
Maps c the above valuable property may be obtained OF
Au Ia n of
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n W.. IVES. AUcTIoNEER. w. IVES co
LIZ win sell at auction Sea Shells aud Japanese goods
most magnificent wednesday and fhursd Az
next cath and 25h insls No GAG Broadway at 10
Afternoon Mt O'clock.
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AmusEMESTs.
A cApEav or MUSIC rrALrAn OPERA
I'm, paG,s so % sesIsay informed aI Tue Academy a
- FoR ITALIAN orERA
pRooKLYE ACADEMY on MUSIC
M whea,sy ate. sest pleasure il ennos"sas
fnr ornsAEsa 2Taft icTsHss II tmr .os
Wv max s6sDaT EvEsisS $os S4 S$Is s,,,, 90,
10 msmida HsVoa's musical drama Of '''''
OR. TIE JEWISH MOTHER
oaneA sUppoirEo sY rnE WHOLE OF or ra me- 40
FROM sr aiSGos s s1aSE so sHx roax
ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
FACES OF ADHESION
orchestra aud Rcseryed SEEDS 10
oP fhs sale Of sea,. viii commence on Monday moso,as Il
the box Office OF ss A Tssp = s ssss
TIKI BHI0AND
Alesaniro Massaroni,., A.le vnsty Al.
NIBLos oARDRS COMMENCES TX.
- ''''co 'a' fnsr WEEK
nars s#ssSss4ls ;Ss xS S$SsSAsrtr
oSe" Ssss aryG!'' si fs'%i 1snoA Mss
Prioc to her departure for california
Msed, s.salas March q iasS T, 30 gsstcs%sss 10
s'''' ''' '''" ''' EWcaASTREss'
DENskLY CROWDED XUDiEEoEs.
iy asD s5rsssI9 hosSrsp spscrAoLE
MSS Rioisos N n.s esSrs.si eaarscsr q STELLA.
VII, b sustained BY -. HnwIns well Known art':s
Lima winile' kr Tg. Mrs s . rarag A.
Under tho direction q the Msre de Ballet stsnss
Konkani. composet Of
IN ADDITION rs sk4 41fs snrNEay, sLKaAxv
;, AND COSTLY COSTUMES. ArrodkTME.rS 40
The Box Sheet open for the q, Gays 10 q
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atali Ninih street. near First avenue.
BY order A. MIChELBAUMER, Executor.
BoGART. AUcTIoNEER-BY s. Al. BOGARr.-
y. Monday March 81 at II clock at the suction rooms
cases Boots and Shoes: mems Boots and GsiIer. ladies'
so r.. sss
a seSfs FS Fable cSa si Silver oe,, .s
es JcweIrv three cases Towel Racks Also II barrels
chsers Also at u oloek sdmins,rstors SALE
OF Clothing
BoGARr. AUcTIoNEER-BY g. a j. BoGART.-
M @sm f's
e large and general assortment Of raor Bed
pAwHBRoKERs' sALR-oN FRIDAY, MARCH rs. AT
sell i.rss a,sortmeni Of MEMS ami womcas Wearing xp
p p.s. Ia s H. BRYAN Sd%.
DAwNBRoxEk ; SALOON WEDNESDAY, MARCH,
j 70 JAMES AGAR " n sell at No. "a New Bower. al II
eeocs ig os o. N nj M, and % ms.ras Amaze
Bianxeis BY order az j. d Paips i'd cathsrae stree,
DAwyBRoKEg SALE JAMES AGAR 81 NEW
Bower VII sci, 20 morrow r. u . cloc.. afge
shawIs Froeks ana Good. grss, variety. ny order OF
DAwyBRoKggs SALON THURSDAY. MARCH ~.
iars. os o 81 reass eoa..,ns Of Dresses. strs Rem
nsnis shaws coaks, Sheets, Quilts. Blankets. Coats,
T. rss s. s' srf fhf TS,r%
ASs 5oas HAsosr.skR E.. srosas.g l.rs:
10, Of Plsdses sonssns q Dresser vSdsr Co,hlng
Pants &c By order OF L. PHILLIPS, 66 Cstbarne at.
q HERMAN 4 co. AUCTION sERs. SELL. TUES
-. day, March r. At II O'Clock at the Lion Brewery Bote
ION street. between Ninth and Tenth .venass The entire
Rose wood raor saa sofas Chair marble 'cH I'D ma;
PIER Mirrors. rosewood Pianos .b,a oo yards Velvet
bedroom Furniture. Beds Bsddas Bianlsts shsets On.
ho any and black walnut Bedseads Hair and Husk MAI
trssses wssh:anss cre..ery Lccsns 9i,s:ss Also
ahosany Card and Centre Tables Aiso q. the entire
Dining Barroom Furuiiure. Kitchen Furngre, Range
Stoves. creckcry Glsssware ave sxssnsSn Tables and 81
norse. WACO. and Harness also srgs 10, Of W"es
and ohers Depcsit required from all purchasers
y HERMAN A. co. .AucrIoNEKRs-sELL MON
Bowsry large silver Plaied show Case large Mirror
Stoves large Counter, &c
q HERMAN 4 co, ArCrIoNEERs-sBLL NON
-. dsy Mach "a At ~ occk At se5 Pearl street corner
chatham the entire stock and Fixtures Of Provision
store and shop xNest 6locks HOOKS. Benches
Racks Cleaners, Scales Counterss Lard Boiler, SAusag
Machine sud Cutters Kettles Patent Ice House. Platform
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}. BLEECKER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n. sac VALUABLE Property near Central Park; also
Sixth strect-A j. BLEkCKER. SON co. win sell auc.
fon Tu sday March o. ~ clock nj the Exchange Sales
room III Broadway On Sixth street.-The story
modern brick Houses Lots Ns PIT and 273 Sixth street.
on the outh sde Y feet cast OF D. ~ x97 EACH
On Eighty fourth street.-The valuable Lot the north
ade OF Eighty fourth lOO feet Of
Forth avenue and near the Central Park size 25x3l
and Oh tighty fourth street is regulated tagged crbed
and eetied Crot water, &c. Two thirds II the par
chas money may remain mortgage at per cent Maps
&C.. at aucti ueer's Office
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n W. IVES A 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s,esroofns 6t6 Broadway. Asslgnees stock Of superb
6fs, class FURNITURE Also part of c stock Of 0eorGc
HinckIe. OF philadelphia, at pfivatc sale.
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w INTER 0ARDRN
w MONDAY. MARCH e.
First Appearance OF
In her beautiful poeticsl character OF
"LORLfE,"
in Mr. Auausn Daily musical pastoral drama I'm Ave acts
entitled
LORLrE'S WEDDING
which VIII be produced with and excellent
cast comprising the best members o. the Winter Garden
company
Reseryed be secured eight DAYS in advance
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WILLIAM KEkNELLY, sHERIFFs AU0TIoNEER
~ will sell at auction Tuesday March 81 1884 at IL
o'clock. at the Exchsng e Ill Broadway
House and Lot ~ West Twenty sixth street near Sixth
Lots northeast Tenth Sixty
Lot southeast Eleventh avenue aud Bixy-sixh
street
House and Lot Io3 Stanton rect
Lot south and Fifty fh street
Houses SOL ana 1853 Forty second street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues
Maps at suotloneer's office, II Pine street.
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IJENRY B. HERTs, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
IL Executors sale OF Household Furniture.
On Monday. March q. at ION clock
at 24l Ntnth street. First avenue.
Comprising general assortment Of Household Furniture
BEDS Bedding Carpets. Cooking and kitchen Utensils &c
by order. A. MlCHkLBACHER, Executor
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NATURAL FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR PARTIES
~ wreaths and Crosses for funerals and all sorts Of
plants for sale Gardens laid out and sod, mould and
furnished. by W. FITZPATRICK Florist Twenty
ninth street and Broadway.
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QUEEN or BEAUTY WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF AN
W titles beauties whitens the complexion
without nurns ~ superior to anything else Remember.
pure VII to virgin WAX manufactured only ov HUNT
Co. 13S South Seventh Philadelphia Sold COD
DINGTON'S, tbs Broadway. and all dr. iggsts
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n w. IVES, AUCTfONRER =
~. D. w IvEs co will give their p personal attent'o
sell will them their stores l55 aud l6 Broad
way Also Merchandise of all descriptions viii be sold
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4 uCriON NOTICE BOOTS AND suOBS
n WIN NJ uoLtINGSIEAD. AuOrfONEER
Second spring trade sale OF Boots and sh a auction,
ny r. wH1TEH0USE
Saiesroor rs Corflsnft street. will sell,
On "Wednesday March 23 At loy O'Clock N.
About prtiu- quality Boots Shoes BrogaBa
tie tors and Ealmorals, .F
Particularly aohp,.d 10 CITY and country dealers
Catalogues ready morning OF sale.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-10
To ston potatnes Rnttine

An agricultural exchange says: San ex
perienced agriculturist informs US that about
six years ago he applied lime to potatoes that
were partly rotten, and that it Immediately ar
rest decay. Potatoes that were partly rot
ten when the lime was applied continued to
rot, and were lost. Since then he has made
1t a common practice to apply Stacked lime
10 his potatoes rs he takes them up. He
puts thin layer oflime upon the floor where
the potatoes are to be laid, and sprinklcs
some oft over them about every ten inches
as they are put down. He considers this as
perfectly protecting them from rotting, as he
has never had rotten potato since he has
prscticed IT: and he believes also that pota-
toes thus used are rendered better by the
acting Of lime, ,"-Congregationalist.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-10
Relief for our Prisoners.

1t is stated that an agreement has been
entered into between Gems. Grant and
Lee which will greatly alleviate the suf-
ferings of Union prisoners in the South.
BY the terms of this agreement, the de-
tails of which have not yet been definite
ly settled, we shall be permitted to send
to the South, clothing, blankets and sup
plies for our pssoners in the hands of the
Confederates they, in return, being al
lowed to do the same by their prisoners
iu our hands. 1t is proposed that an Of
fcer on each side should be specially de-
tailed and paroled to see to the faithful
execution of the arrangement, and that
the articles sent to the prisoners should
be confined to articles of necessity and
comfort, as clothing, blankets, meat, bread
coffee, sugar, pickles, vinegar and tobac-
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-11-10
Indian Justice,

Many years ago, when a gentleman
from the central part of New Hampshire
was In the Pequaket country, attending
to his property near the village of Frye
burg, company of Indians from the Pen
obscot tribe came there for temporary
abode, and pitched their tents on an ele-
vation near the Saco river. In passing
to his lands he noticed squaw kneeling
to pick strawberries, aud creeping to diff
ferent parts Of the patch that furnished
the fruit Her attitude struck him as
singular; but he concluded she took that
posture as the most convenient for the
purpose.
On his return she had disappeared, and
he supposed she had gone to sell berries
But as he approached the settlement, he
observed the unusual sight of an Indian
carrying a squaw on his back. A nearer
view showed him the person whom he
saw in the strawberry field After hav-
ing witnessed the occurrence several
times, on inquiry of the Indians as to the
cause of this action, one of them replied:
HE bad Indian. He drink much Sor-
capee. He drunk, and Checipie (deyiD
get in him. Then he put squaw's feet in
FIRE. They burn of" AS he looked, he
saw they were crippled and useless. The
tribe resented the cruelty, and its coun-
Gil was about to decide on his immediate
execution. But one OF the elder and wi
ser of the number interposed his opinion,
and gave this advice: ''No shoot make
him live as long as squaw live; make
him carry squaw when she want walk !;
when squaw die, then shoot"
The decision was in accordance with
the counsel, and thus secured to the in
jured woman perpetual kind treatment
from her husband. The fact of his own
death as soon as she died, made him care
full to preserve her health and life; and
the punishment of bearing her as his con-
slant burden, as well as the compelle at
tention to her welfare, formed striking
example of the retiributive shrewdness of
"Indian Justice"