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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-12-30

~ A list of the officers who have helt
the position of general-in- chief OF the ar.
1.mies of the Tinted States since the for.
nation Of the Republic comprises the fol-
lowing names: i'.2.
| Brevet Brigadier General Joseph Har.
mar, from Sept. 1889, to March, 1871.
| NIa-Gen. Arthur St. Clair, from March,
1891, to March, 1892.
Ma-Gen. Anthony Wayne, from March
1892 to December, 1895.
MajGen. James Wilkinson, from Dec
1896, to July, 1898. T."
lieut-Gen. George Washington, from
July, 1893, to Dec. 1899.
AEaj-Gen.J James Wilkinson. (again) from
June, 1900, to January, 1912.
Maj-Gen. Henry Dearborn, from Janua-
ry, 1912, 10 June, 1915.
Naj-Geu.. Jacob Brown, from June.
1915, to February, 1928.
Maj-Gen. Alexander Macomb, from
May, 1928, to June, 1871.
'Brevet Lieut-Gen. Winfield Scott, from
June, 1871. to Nov. LIST, 1861.
hlaj-Gen. George b. Mcclellan, from
Nov. LIST. 1861, to July 23d, 1862.
Nlai-Gen. Henry w, Halleck, from July
%, 1852, to March, II, 1864.
Lieut-G Gen. U. S. Grant. from March
l2th, 1864.
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Petrol

Seven years ago, Venamgo county, Penn
sylvania, was regarded as one of the
poorest, rs it is one of the smallest coun-
ties in the State. Nj re. than oue-thrd
of its entire surface could have been pur-
chased for less than three dollars per acre
its best improved tarns would bring little
ii anything over thirty dollars per acre,
an lis entire industrial products did mo-,
exceed three hundred thousand dollars
Choice oil lands sell now readily at from
th,ee hundred to five hundred dollars per
acre, and they have been sold as high as
! forty FIVE thousand dollars per acre. The
yield OF oil from the county during the
last year was over City millions of dollars,
or greater than the entire coal aud iron trade
of the entire State of Pennsylvania, and
should the present price Of oil be sustained
the product will be nearly eighty million,
Of da'lhrs the coming year.
| That oil, as au article Of commerce anC
expectation, is TO become of the first im
portancc is very certain. Its uses every
where are daily multiplying, aud the de
mdnd for it augulenring in the same pro
portion. 1t is rapidly di>placing othe
substances as a lubricator. As an llumina
tor outside Of the cities and towns, where
there is n" gas, it has taken the place of ev
erytbing else heretofore employed for tina
purpose. In ii lie the same will be tru,
Of Europe. Predictions are made that i
will be exclusively consumed in the pro
ductioo Of gas, especially in towns remote
from the coal mines, as there will be {
great saving in the difference of the cos
of transportation. Nor is it at all unlike
~ that it will be applied to generating
steam in ocean navigation. IL L
There need be no fear of the failure o
the supply. The extent of the oil bear
ing rrltory and the richness of the depo
sits, is such that it may be considered in
exhaustible. Since the orr gina discove
ry in Pennsylvania, oil has been found il
Western New York, Western Virgipi;
and Ohio. Fine surface indications ar
also said to have been discovered on thu
Pacific coast..-,jomnat Of Cowmerce.
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The Effect of Example.

In the village Of iIerkimer, last week,
three boys, having no doubt read of the
eesolation of the Shenandoah Valley en-
gagged in "playing couGscation," as they
termed it. They entered the house of one
lady who was absent from home fora week
or two, and spent the most of two whole
days in destroying aud mutt ating every
thing within reach. They ripped open and
broke IN pieces, sofas and chairs, broke
bureaus and mirrors, went down the eel
lar, taking all It's contents in the way Of
preserves, molasses, vinegar, etc, up into
the front parlor and there spreading them
out on the Brussels carpet and mixing
them up with -four, meal, feathers from
the beds, and almost every imaginable
thing in the house. They took up hand
iuls Of butter and lard and threw them
over the walls and furniture, and in fact
exhausted all their ingenuity TO perfectly
destroy everything they could find.
They then proposed TO "confscate" two
school houses, entering through window.
They took down the large maps, tearing
them aud throwing them into the furnace,
broke the school room lamps in pieces,
poured pals OF water in the melodeon,
broke the locks from the doors and did
other damage to large amount. The
story they told of the crimes they had com
United and those they had planned for fu-
ture operations, including the murder of
Mr. Champion, the school teacher, for
which two of them had provided them
selves with pistols, is TOO. awful to be be-
IIo7eI Of boys, two Of whom are not Il
years of age and the other only fifteen
years of age.-&yracuSc CIV. u Couri-
err.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT.-We would
call the attention of those who wish to subscribe
to n frst-class Literary Weekly, to The Saturday
Epening Post, published in Philadelphia. The
Post contains weekly large and very interest
ing assortment of Stories, Sketches, Anecdotes,
&C., calculated to amuse and instruct its readers.
A family of children who read paper like The
Post, can hardly fail in being better informed
than those who do not. OF course, every man
should take first his own county paper but,
after that, we would commend The Post to his
attention. We observe that Wheeler & Wilson s
celebrated Sewing Machines are given ms Premi-
ums with certain clubs of The Post Its terms
are So so year, nine for Sic, &c. Sample
copies are sent gratis. Address Deacon & Peter
son, 3l9 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
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gsS- A Boston paper says there are now one
hundred and siXty-six suits for divorce upon the
dockets of the Supreme Conrt in that city.
This does not speak very well for the land of
steady habits. Wonder how many Boomers
there are amongst these three hundred and thir-
ty-two parties to those one hundred and sixty
six suits? We would be sorry to think that this
is an indication Of morals going down in the
"Athens of America" and yet we people down
here would not be likely to recognize in this null
ttudc of suits, any evidence Of the advancement
OF society, even to that degree Of perfection which
may at all times be reached by mankind.
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currency, Mr.. Lamothe being an agInt of

currency, Mr.. Lamothc being an ag}nt of
the city.
After the discharge of the prisoners was
ordered, there was cheering in the court (;
but this must not he supposed to represent
the feelings of the citizens of Montreal
upon the event which had occurred. 1t
was simply the ebullition Of few sympa-
thizcrs who had gathered in the Court
| House.
Mr.. Devlin stated in the Council last
night that the Chief of Police declined to
execute new warrant for the re-arreSt Of
the prisoners, signed by judge, before
taking half an hour to deliberate. If this
is true, whatever may be his opinion Of Mr.
Cours,rs view of the Provincial statute, il
may be asked by what right he came to
question such an authority? There is call
for inquiry.
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PETROLEUM.--lt seems the impression that this
oil is of modern discovery is an error 1t is said
that IIerodotus, who lived @ 500 years ago, about
the time Of Alalachi, speaks of the collection of
petroleum on the island of Zante, on the western
coast Of Greece; and that DR.. Chaner, in the
early part of the present century, visited Zante
and found an oil we'll in. full operation. The
same writer thinks that the Patriarch job had
undoubtedly visited that well or some other one,
otherwise he would not have thought Of the
crock pouring out rivers Of OIL
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Even.

Brick Pomeroy, of the La Crosse Dem,
ocraf, takes the result of the election
good naturedly, and makes out that the
Democrats have done as well as the Abo-
litionists. He says: .......
NOT so Bad Election is over, and
all who are sensible people will once more
be friends The Republicans will.say we
abused them and their candidate So We
did And they abused us and our candi-
date. Here we are even. They voted
against US. We voted against them
Here again we are even. They spent
time aud money. So did we. Here
again we are even. And besides it cost
the Republicans more to elect their Presi,
dent than he will ever benefit them -
Here We have the advantage. And again
thousands who have worked for Old
Abe, in hopes to be rewarded with office,
will be ppointed and for years feel sore
at heart. Here we have them again -
And still auotherl They began this war
let them be responsible TOR its ending.
1t is bad time to swap horses when
crossing stream. Let US rather drown
the horse. Make him carry, his load
through The Republican party has disar-
ranged our finances. Let it remedy them.
Republicans are holding U. S. Bonds
Lrt them hold them! In four years from
now no one else will want to. Rcpubll-
cans want to free the negro. Let them
do it. They want to do the black cuss a
kindness by sending him to the war
All right. Let the negroes 90 to war.
We can stand it. Here We are even
Republicans do not intend to 20 to the
war We do not intend to. Here we We
are even again! The Republicans will
have no more drafts. And we will have
no more. Even again! They intend to
stay at home to watch the copperheads
We intend to remain at home to watch
them! Here we have them again. Over
twv millions of men in the North voted
for Mcclellan, Quite moderate band Of
brothers. Here we have them again.
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The First Corps,

This corps is now being organized at Washing.
ton, under the command of Major General Han.
cock. All able-bodied men who have served two
years and who have been honorably discharged,
may enlist in this corps for one, two or three
years. All veterans receive bounty of $500
as soon as mustered in, and a further bounty OF
800 for one year; $500 for two years, and S30C
Tor three years, one-thrd in cash, and the bal
ahce in instruments All such us enlist will be
credited to the districts where they belong. Sub
fttules may also he enlisted in the First Corps.
and the principal will be exempted from draft
All enllstments are consummated at Washington,
and on arriving there veterans will be cared for.
This corps is intended to be made up entirely of
veterans, Ut those persons who have seen service
for two years. All inquiries for information
must be addressed 10 the Adiutant General.
Aeadqaartericrs First Corps Washington.
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN This long-estab-
lished journal will soon commence new volume,
and we would urge all who want truly useful
aud instructive paper, 10 send for tins weekly at
once 1t is one of the most valuable newspapers
now putlished-valuable TO the mechanic, the
farmer, the artizan, and to the general reader
Notices of new inventions are always to be found
in the columns of the Scientific american, and
most generally illustrated by fine eugravings.-
The new volume will commence in January and
hence now is the time TO send on subscriptions
and thereby secure regularly each number as il
comes out 1t is printed in quarto form, and
when hound makes book of very convenient
size. This excellent publication can be had for
SO in advance per year. Address Mum & Co,
New York city
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PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBER Phrcno-
to9'cdl Journal and life Illustrated, for January,
appears with 81 quarto pages, and beautiful
Illustrated Cover 1t contaius Portraits of Ten
nyson, sllliman, Sheridan, Cobb Phillips, Su-
sauna Wesley mother Of John-an Indian
Chief, Franz Muller, Miss Mnggins Miss Fury,
the Princess OF Wales, Florence Nightingale A
Group OF Warriors, Hannibal, julius Cesar Pr
sarro, Cromwell Charles XII, Frederick the
Great, Scott, Wellington and Napoleon, with
Ethnology, Phrcnology, Physiognomy, Physio-
ogy and Psychology. No. /. VOL 4lst. Pub
!ished at 20 cents number, or s.. 90 a year, by
AessrS. Fowler q Wells, so Broadway, New
York.
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RELEASED AND RETURNED HOME
Mrs Sarah Hutchius, who was political
prisoner at Fitchburg, Massachusetts, for
several weeks, and released by order OF the
President, returned home yesterday morn
ing, and attended St. Paups Church dur
ing the day.-,SMn.
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A PROvosT MARSHAL KILLED BY A
DRAFTED NEGRO "A report reached us
at the beginning Of the week that an act.
ing provost marshal Of Clinton county bad
been shot at and killed about the Clinton
county line, but was not credited. Now,
however, it is cqhtirn,od. We arc not fur
nishol with particulars. but it appears thar
u son OF jeremiah Gaines was drafted in
Clinton county and failed to report; that an
officer, With an assistant, came 10 arrest him
90 Saturday last, 9th ult; that shots were
exchanged, resulting in the instant kill
ing of the Marshal, the breaking of an
arm Of the assistant, and in the wounding
Of the father of young Gaines. As the
Gaines 5 are "American citizens of Afri-
can Descent" We wonder if the Jaeobins
will characterize this as another "copper".
head outrage" = GeoyfeM Republican.
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duty, and break up the paper makers
combination. Unless it is done, there
must be a still further advance in sub
scription prIces.-BaItimore Co, AdUo-
cate.
The DEFICIENCY BILL.-The bill
which was passed in thu House Of Repre-
sentatlvos, to supply deficiencies in the APP
preparations for the rvic for the fiscal
year ending with Jun, 30. 1865. appro.
PIRATES about 1913 100000 The lar est
items are gunpow er and lead, $500, 900 !;
for contingeucies-nf Notifications $500 900;
medical and hospital department, S3,25l-
600; purchasing cavalry and artillery
horses, $1,000 600 transportation OF
army, nearly S2o,0O0,000 regular sup
plies, S20,0O0 900; barracks and quar-
tiers, $4,000, 900; incidental and contin-
gent expenses, SI,0O0,000; military tele-
graph, 725,oO0; supplies and the expen-
ses of providing for prisoners of war, ST.
O0O,00O; clothes, camp and garrison
eguipage, S3,000,000. .....
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BEARS AND BULLs--The singular cpl
lhets of ''bears" and "bulls" were first ap
piled TO spectators in stocks on The Lon
don Exchange in 1884 When two par
ties contract, the one to deliver and the 9TH
er to take stocks on future day at sp2-
Gifted pmce, it is theinlerest Of the deilvu'-
ing party, in the intervening period, to e-
press stocks, aud of the receiving parry to
raise then. The former is styled 'beal'
in allusion to the habit of that animal -
pull things down with his prws, and tic
latter IA "bulI," from he Custom Of that
beast, TO throw All object up wi IL his
horns.
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To Correspondents,

All communications for publication must he nccon,
panied with the real name of the author, or no atien
ton will be paid to them. The real name the auro
will not h. published unless desired but we cannon
eon7rnt TO i!.sert communications unless know the
writer,
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BEL AIR, MD,

E3-The ".F;gis'' has a more extended circulation
sinoag the intellgent farmers and business meu OF
dMford, than any other PAPER IN the county. No
Lock Hosptup OF other obscene or Lottery'' adper
hsemehis wtappear in columns any price. A
large number OF subscribers Tor their paper nd
vance, and consequently are Just the cIss advertisers de
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
10 directed to the above facts.
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The SOLDIERS CnRisTMAs DISERE-The citi-
zens Of Port Deposit contributed $25, and
Havre-dc-Grace the sum of $57 to Christmas
thinner for the Maryland soldiers.
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3,EARRTGDo

On Thursday, December 22d, by the Rev.
VIM. Grafton, EDWARD ENSOR to Miss PIE
BE DANCE, all of Duaney's Valley, Baltimore
county.
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I'D T Es I'd =,

On the l4th of November, after short Illness,
in the ID year of her age, HARRIET ELIZA
BETH, Youngest child Of DR.. Samuel S. and
Mary G. Robinson
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TIVE attention of tie public and the
i trade is invited to our 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-13

a SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART &C,
Al Public Auction, this day wednesday,. April 3
y. ga A. ts s5c ses.a, pssS enc
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, sale commencing at
SEVEN octave ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTP.
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
RBoNzE AND oRhoLu CHANpELIERs,
sRvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA oRsAMENTs.
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
BRoCADE AND LACE CURTAINS,
OIL PAINTINGS BY EM ItsTc HH9snE s1AruARY
BOOKCASE, ETAGsRES, CENTRE TABLE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE LINEN,
The sale comprises some OF the richest and most eabo
tey carved Psrlor Furniture offered al public
and TO be sold without An examination viii
vol repay intending buyers.
Paiors elegant fun Suits OF rosewood Parlor
In rich crimson maroon. blue and gold
sd and costly Parian Ornaments rich Vases, de.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and Cover,
elegant instrument with round corners
Also magn hcent collection OF PAINTINGS rosewood
Turkish aud Fay Cha line rosewood Centre and
sde marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, dc, &c,
Chamber SUITS In rosewood and MAHOGANY; Bureaus.
zryed Bedstcads WasLstaas, Sofa Reos, halrcOth:
pure Tia Mattresses. 10 50 pounds made TO
Ser, In excellent CONDITION.
Dining Room Furn.Ee consisting OF fne walnut Exien
Dining Table Arm Chsrs, silver Ware, rcp China
Ivory Silver Cutlery, Forks Spoons with heavy
Attendance 20 PACK and snip goods pur
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a NAN {. BAKER 4 Co. AUCTIoNEERs
"A ALERT HAYWOOD Aucuoneer,
HOUSEHOLD
rlANoFoRrs, DRAWING ROOM FuRNlTUkE IN
BRocADB AND LACE CURTAINS.
VEIN EFT AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, OIL PAINTINGS,
BR0NZEs, MARBLE STAIUARY,
DRESDEN AND sEvREs CHINA VASES.
and many rare and costly wSrksc At sss articles q Sriu
On This day 6wEDNESDAYl APRIL la
Al tnr eeg rssideSce Of N. Blair Chapman Esq,
g. Nes Sixteenth street. between FIFTH ana sixth avenues
sabe commencing at II O'Clock. .
The auctioneer would call the particular AVenhcn OF ns
che richest assortment OF Household FURNITURE
&c. offered NJ aecton tkis season. Sale perenptory.
DTawsng hooR SUITS superb suits OF Furniture oossseu
with bro ael ~ richest description elegant sets win
Iartans match she suits Etaeees plate glass DOORS
Secretary and BooSsase Centre Tables stsuary marble op
40 match, orpolu and Dresden China Ornaments Marble
statusry Hroee Fgares OH Paintings by eminent artists
MASNlFIcEST octave ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE.
k,ehest offered At auction ,his season uy
guaranteed by the makers; Stool, Brocade Cover Music
Stand WGshst&nd Chairs 10 match; oak Bullet
Extension Table Chairs Sofas Cut and Engraved Glass
CHINA Sets imported from Paris Tor The pre-
Dinner and Tea Services, Casters,
Spoons Forks Baskets Oyster Dish Tureen Ia
Bedstesds. Armore Glace en- suite; HAIR and sSpring
Mattresses n Linen Sheets, "a pairs Linen Pillow
pa French Blankets Towels, Counterpanes,
Iarsees Quilts French Toilet Sets mahogany Sofas, Bed
Chairs Rockers Also Furniture OF servants apart
Parties wishing 10 attend this sale viii take the
Fffth Sixth from Aston st. Nicho
las Metropolitan Hotel leaving a. Sixteenth street. few
doors from the house
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A ucrIoN NorrcE.-rHuRspAY APRIL u lse4. M

a 10 O'Clock on a credit, BY sC0Tr 4 STEWART sales
622 Oh smut street and s5 ssnsom street Phsdel
phis Trade se Of $4,000 pieces ~ French Eu~sh and
american Paper hangings, CONFUSING Cola ara Velvet
Papers Leaf and Stamped Gold Papers Hand Pr nj
PAPERS Borders Moudings. Gold. Velvet Gay Decors
TONS French and English Fancy and Gold Papers Machine
white and brown Blanks Fire Boards Yesbue and
Dining Room Ornaments ith large assortment Of
French Medallions, Centres, Circles Statues a.
the finest and largest assortment OF Wal PAPERS
this country NJ public sale being the STOCK Of
featuring and importing houses TO be sod
rooms 622 Chestnut 1t Get and 90 SAMSON street On rrls
day morning April a. ls64 and to Be continued daily
The whole ~ disposed Of Sale 10 20 clOcs
precisely Catalogues ready three DAYS preyios 10 sale
EB-li papers warranted one shad- and making
sample SUIT slbhA All, Apcl0Letrs.
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A uOrfoN NOTICE -wN IRVING, AUGrloNEBR =
"A 0npOOI A COOKE. 80 Cedar street will give Their
aeaton sales Of Furniture al the residences 0
Sc DECLINING and they are also PREPARED
taeir store fOf parties VINO prefer MS 'uflho' ~
yAs asapof sell unt after NAY \
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4 ucTror NOTICE WILLIAM IRVING. AUCTION
"A seg -OsGOOD COOKE will sell on fhursdsy, April
IA Al IA o'clock An front - Cedar street near
6raadvsv one bay Horse, i5b hands nigh, years old
sennd AM sind 10 single double harness. also Carriages
- description
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A UcTIoN NOTICE -PEREMPToRY SALE OF
"A SPLENDID SOLID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE
AND MAGNIFICENT MARBLE, LAVA AND BlSOuE
WORKS OF ART
With the entire superb Furniture, rich Carpets. silver
China &C. q the house al in perfect order snG
cost over 5l4Ul0. 10 20 sod without
reserve. Terms cash.
This edncsday) afternoon O'Clock, al the spacious
residence l52 West twenty seventh
and Eishth avenues by H. p. NESrCOTT. aacoqeer one
double and single sohd rosewood Psrior Suit the
richest silk brocade Reception Chars, goben tapestry
elegant Esrcre Turk sh Lounges am Chairs Centre
Fancy with Egg ptau ana Satusry marble tops
rant octave Psuoforte, Music Cabinet. Stool and
Cover superb English Tapestry Carpet Lace Curtains aud
shades costly Bronles. marble Groups bisque Fig
Lava Ornaments Man,ei Vases Bronze Clocks &c cuec
zion Of elegant Paintings Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers
mAfb Sldehoards Esc-etoires ID
SLEEPING ROOMS, DINING ROOM AND HALL
Superb BeGs,cads. Spring Hair
Mattresses Walnut Suits IN reps; French Cottage
and spring Seat Chairs elegant BEDS AID Heddnc Oval
MIR Sofas Sofa BedFieads WArdrobes, Bookcase,
rosewood Hall stand oie9ihs elegant China and Glass
WAR silver Ware. Table Gallery one tine Wilder Iron
Safe three feet square, Extension Tables BnGcts Dining
Chairs &C The sale will take place rain or shine Gaia.
ogues al the house Deposits required Of purchasers
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A LN AN g. BAkEk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A HAYWOOD, Acknowledgment sale OF super b
Household Furniture, this day wednesday,, April Is,
the hate residence OF Dr. J. Hungerford LIS Tenth
between Broadway and University place sale commencing
Extension Table Arm Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets ruby
snd white Glassware. Table Cutlery Silver Plated Ware.
&c, Oval Mirrors. Parlors-Rosewood and walnut Psror
Furniture Brussels Carpets Etageres Bookcase Tables
Pier and Mantel Mirrors Curtains Paintings, Stamary
bronze Clocks Serres and Dresden China Vases Ensrags
Chandeliers rosewood Panoforte, Stool and
Cover Music Stand Encognures Rocking chairs Lounges
NkshstKnds, Chairs match Bedrooms-Bureaus Bed.
Boosters Pillows Curtains Shades also Basemen
Kitchen Furnitgrc