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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
SENATE,

The Senate was called to order ut IL
o'clock.
Midsummer gave notice thatIat some flu
ture day he would introduce a joint res
olution in regard to reconstruction. de
claring the jurisdiction of Congress
over that whole subject, as well as the
representation of the late rebclliOus
States in Congress.
Mr.. Wilson presented several petit
titiOns from army officers, asking for
increase f1pay, which were referred to
the proper committee.
Mr.. Patterson offered Il bill for the re-
lief of certain widows. Referred to the
committee on Pensions, when appoint
ed.
Mr.. Chandler offered a resolution
calling upon the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for information relative to the
amount Of money expended in adverti-
sing rules in May last in the District of
Columbia; also i'll regard to the char
actcr of such advertising. and the cir
culatiOn of the Journals in which they
were published. The resolution was
adopted.
The resolution calling upon the Pres
ident for information in relation to the
occupation of Mexico came mp in order,
and was, on motion of Mr.. Sumner, re-
ferred back to the committee.
supplement to the bill in regard to
the suppression Of the rebellion ant
preventing insurrcction was then dcba
ted at some length. The Senate, by ;
vote Of21 to %, refused to proceed to its
consideration.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House met at II.
Nr. Washburne, H., from the Com
mittcc on Rules, reported an additional
rule that there shall be appointed at tn
commencement of each Congress
standing committee on Frecdmcn's Al
fairs, whose duty it shall he to tax
charge Of all matters concerning freed
men that shall be committed to them.
The Speaker presented repor
from the Secretary of War in refer
encc To Indian hostiltirs. Ordered I
I've printed.
A bill amendatory Of the act on bank
ing and currency was taken mp an
postponed.
Mr.. Thomas Williams, of Pa, fro,
the Committee on Internal Revenue, r,
ported bill toestablish in the Treasur
Department a new bureau, tn hav
charge Of the issue and regulation {
national currency secured by Unite
States bonds. the chief officers of sal
bureau to he appointed by the Conn
troller Of Currency, by and with ii
consent Of the Senate, and to have
salary Of s. 900 per year.
Steyens of Pa moved that the bill |
ordered printed, aud that considcratio
of it be postponed till Thursday of mex
week.
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nnsfrIrcIiHe Fire

MOBILE, Dec. "a destructive fire this
morning destroyed between $4,000 and
$1,000 worth Of property, including the
stock and buildings.
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The BANQUET.

Z. NEW YORK, Dec. AT the banquet
at Washington last night stirring speech
es were made by Messrs. Kelley, Stephens
and others. Col. Forney responded for
the iPrCSS.
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Stcnmcr Scotland Su n x

SANDY Hook, Dec. 4.-The steamship
Scotland, before reported ashore on
middle ground, has sunk, the wind
blowing freshly from the southeast
with heavy sea on.
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Loss OF Life.

New YORK, Dec. 4.-Four persons are
missing. and are supposed to have per-
iShed i'll the Walker street fire last night
named John Birmin, Adam Maeligcr
Henry Dean and George Robinson.
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Milwaukee Markef.

CaE y MiBwA1kEE, Dec: 4.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat &c
better; sales at 2 70 for No. l. Corn nom
Iinal. Oats Grin, at44. Provisions dull
and lower. Mes pork Is. 81.
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Canadian Field Butteric.

OTTAWA, c. W., Dec. "a new and
complete equipment has been supplied
to the entire Canadian Volunteer Field
R,tt.rinS
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Fcsinn Afnirs-IIcnvy Failure
Evacuation OF Rome by French
Troops.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The police justices
at Cork have sent Geographic dispatch.
es to the authorities here, asking fol
more troops to preserve that city. The
enrolment of the loyal Irish i'll Ireland
has been ordered by the Government
The Government is determined to crush
ont the rebellion the moment it breaks
out.
LONDON, Dec. 4, (noon).-Accounts
have lust been received of the failure of
Nessrs. Troost & Son, of Manchester.
Their business was immense and their
reported liabilities are heavy.
ROME, Dec. 4-Noon.-The evacuation
of the city by the French troops was
commenced.
John ii. Surratt, implicatcdin the as
sassination of the lamcnted Lincoln.
has been rearrested in Egypt, and will
be forwarded to the United States un-
der proper guard as soon as possible.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Administration
has declined one-eighth penny since
yesterday; sales to-day 5000 bales mid
ding nplands.
LONDON, Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SS!;
American securitics-U. $. 5-20S 70i;
Illinois Central Railroad shares 77s;
Erie RAILROAD shares IJl.
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Murder.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Dec. 3.-A man
named Joseph Welch was murdered i'll
this city last night, by Thomas Daley,
who stabbed him in the abdomen, and
has been arrested.
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New York Charter EIectien,

New YORK, Dec. 4.-Theyote cast at
the charter election is said to be very
light, and the total number will not
exceed perhaps 10000.
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COLUMBIA, 8. c., Dec. 3.-The United
States Marshal has sold the Greenville
State armory works ut public auction,
for l0,000, and the building is to be
used as . cotton factory.
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ENG TIsFIE THAT
II their patr,,ns are prepared To encourage sn
enterprise which has for its object the protection
and promotion Of the welfare Of the white rars
I'M this Republic. and the development and 81.
ovation Of our young and promising State, the
Pronrirtor uf the Wheeling REGISTER has en-.
Iarretl and improved this paper Ca meet the d-.
mands of increased circulation and CROWN,
nopularity and now takes pleasure in presenting
10 IN. people of this State. the Largest, Neat.
est and Most Reliable Paper In West
THE REGISTER can point TO Its past
history as the surest and best index OF its future
course upon all questions of National or State
polcy Believing that the war was ended and
lis legitimate purposes attained with the surrrn
der Of the rebel armies aud the abandonment ~
slavery and secession hy the South, the REGIs-
TER will be the unfinching advocate of all meas
urrs that tend To- promote the national harmony
10 restore the unity ~ the Government ana u
extend to all sections the priceless blessings Of
an impartial Union and lasting peace IL will
I've equally firm in its opposition 10 all pattina
schemes that impose unjust ana unwarfanted
conditions upon the reunion of Government
that was never broken that guarantee perpct
nal ascendancy 10 one political party and ma.
changing ostracism TO every other, AMI that
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart bV
leaving our country still divided, our people
III SInited, our Union unrestored. ToleratiH.
the opinion OF all men, while steadiasily adNo.
eating its own, despisiDg the proscrptirc bigoty
Of fanaticism while firmly adheiing ~ Its owl
convictions of right and duty,
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THE WEHIs.T REGISTER

L. published every Friday. Its contents will he
made up Of all Important news Of the week,
tccgTaphic reports Transactions IN the Markets.
Editorials upon subjects ~ general interest an
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts al the state, choice literary aud
poe ,icai selections AMI a large amount uf'aI
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable To
all Clissrs of RI" community. Ia short, tls
WEEKLY REGISTER will confirm" 90 To- ths
best Fdnia Newspaper ercr pubI'h"d ~ ~"
STATE.
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At wooden wedding in Detroit on
Tuesday evening, joke was Perpetrated
by..a person who was unable TO be
present. He sent his regrets written ON
o shingle.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat
tie Dealers

VIII have th,ir interests specially oou'Ultcd IN
the preparation of this column, aud 10 busir,,,
man In West Virginia should hesitate to avail
himself of its advantages.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Bcn's" blk los,
- caddies do. do. do. ''
IO3 butts Niagara" do. -
- caddies do. do. -
81 butts Dew Drop" do. -
81 caddies Hombrick do. -
IUs boxes Emily Jones natl H., III.
50 do Diadem soft pd. inch.
81 do. Wheeler's hd. Pd. do.
81 do. do. hard pd. ] Id. humps.
10 do. "Millie Collins" hard Isl ID. humps.
) ! do. Krcn's Fine Twist natl Is.
81 do Millers L. and Il. twist choice.
lOdrums Fig Leaf
2Gkgs. G-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbs. 7. &. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' f. q. do. do.
10 bhls c. 5. do. do.
10 hlf bbls c. s. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assert
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. her:
chants are respectfully invited to give u call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE 6 OHIO R. R.

p,,rcr BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD Co.
WHEELING, june Il, 1865
D.ssENGER TRAINsWILL KG ~.
Inv the following schedule on and after the
Eth OF June. 1850;
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TERMS.

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Daily Register, per year. by BisII----..r
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by eairi"r pr ~s>k .-..-.
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club Of Ave eUpics - W
And copy FREE 70 the gstter uPOf tie tlob.
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a club Of Ten, and copy II the Tn WsrSlJ ~
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Clnb rsies after the Club has been rsIsSd pro
Tideh full yrsts subscription {. taken.
Money 10y Draft, Express or Registered Ut
ters may be sent At our risk. AddTes,
LEWIS BAKER,
estls Wheeling, West yifgria.
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TEE TIsl-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuosday. Thursday and Sat
ur,iay. and contains besides the coEisnt, VI the
preceding ISSUE. Of a." daily. mab- valuable
Items prepared especially Tor this pgJ'lissiion.
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

VIII contain tho latest and mos; reliable maItst
reports from Wheeling and NIL prominent kA.s
ern and Western cities
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THE ARBErTER FRIEND,

An elegant journal, printed In III" German las
guag", and issued for the benefit ~ our G'Tinas
citizens, il published weekly at the REGISTER
office.
Feeling grateful for the generous rnconrass
m"nt With which the friends Of the BEGISlEh
have hitherto rewarded his efforts the IIo
prict1r hopes by contiued ontrrprise and 80.
crgy Ia merit iD the futnrr the same lbcral pat.
ronage which their paper has heretofore -
ceivcd.
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ELOUR.-
L $50 bbls. "Pollocks Family" White Wheat
Flour.
100 bbls. Henderson" Family selected Wheat.
200 do. legal Tender do.
50 do Supcriine Flour, i'll store and arriving.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TlNGLE.
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AZ A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall br famed FORTS accurar,
and reliability. Tho hest aud latest information
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH and
MAIL. in relation Ia matters of general interest,
will always he laid before our readers and ".
cost will be counted in keeping our subscribers
thoroughly and constantly posted upon all top,,
Of importance.
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The Mining, Agricultural md
Grazing Interests

Or West Virginia viii find In the EEGESIERa
constant aud jealous advocate. Ehiie tho sDcial
and political Advancement ~ ths State will ~
ceiVc its earnest attention.
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KEOKUK, Iowa, Nov. %.

Messrs. Goldman & Bro. commenced
killing hogs this morning. The market
price ranging from 81 to &c, net, and A.
to Sc gross. We understand that hogs
are plenty up the valley, and the adja-
cent counties Of Illinois and Missouri.
=lGatn City.
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The Circulation Of the Reg
ister,

Larger hy rir than that If any Other paper In
the State makes II the best advertising medium.
In West Virginia.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
Train for the West.

WHEELING, JUNK 18th, 1866.
.nNAND AFTER JUNE I7ts, 1865,
Y J the Passengers and Mails from Wheeling
for the West will he dispatched from the Depot
Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company nj
$50 \. NJ, and 2:lO =. NJ, and leave Benwood
on the arrival Of the Cleveland Railroad trains
At l2:40 T. NJ. and $40 L. NJ
t26 j. b. FORD. Agent
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American slanufac,urc. Ia Brazil.

AN INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION AT RIO DE IANERo.
To the Editor If TAs " Y Tribune
SIR: A rare opportunity is offered oar manuiac-
urers and merchants to promote American in the
growing empire OF Brazil by sending to the Industrial Eipos
on e in Rio next October specimens OF our various manu-
fcure such as agricultural and other machinery
ADAPTED 10 the cultivation of cotton sugar. rice and Indian
coru handooms panaiions cheap domestcs deaines
and prints hardware glassware and wooden wares paper
writing wrapping and walD soap brelas, shoes &C.
Sewing machines already well represented from the
Amazon to the La Plata DO not sec why when our shoe
dealers have learned the Brazilian patterns might not as
well s the English aud French sell large quantities OF shoe
work I'm that part Of South America have just received
from Messrs. H. NJ Lane Co.. Of No. IL Rua Direta RIO
de Janeiro letter from which give an extract am wen
acquainted with Mr. Lane who is son OF MASSACHUSETTS ana
have every confidence he will faithfully attend to tho de-
mands of such may consgn to him. All specimens WI" 10
admitted to the exporter free OF custom dues
Ihave personal interest in this matter but DO desire 10
see our commerce advance In Brazil and that Of the
best population OF South America may have their wants sup
piled BY us in larger proportion than hitherto Now an
auspcious moment The Exposition is under the immediate
Emperor The prospect for promoting our
trade is great because unlike tho Europeans the Brazans
are consuming" people somebody must manufacture for
,ber The Brazilian Consul No. - Broadway has circulars
shall be happy any inquiries but any should
wish to communicate directly with Messrs Lane it could be
done by steamer which leaves New York the 2st Of each
month by sending out Rio for special directions through
CaIringt Cos New.York and Brazilian Express No.
80 Broadway. New York At Rio there other American
merchants such George n Davis formerly OF Boston, W.
V. Ledgerwod Wright & Co.. and Fales Duncan. from
NewYork Those prefcrrns might write to either Of them
bat advice would be for those intending to exhibit to send
their specimens Darlington in the August steamer The
following is the extract from Mr.. Lanes letter;
There Is TO DO National Industrial Exposition he'll here
this year. beginning October 49, have the promise of aaree
In uhio moi goods This
ton to the rule people will never have better oppo
tuny to reach Brazan from every part Of the Empire and
we propose to give all who choose to consgn specimens to US
the fall advantage grant, and charge them no comms
sion for attending to their business BY the regulations all
articles exhibited must be marked with selling price, and sold
at the end the Fair for this price, purchaser offers or %
the highest bidder, II several Offer ADORE The price
~. C. FLETCHER"
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board Of Councilman.
TIRE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE BATTERY BAR
nacKS-cn,i,nssInNERS DERDl

TIRE BOARD OF HEALTH AND The BATTERY bAH
RAcKs-CoMMrssIoNERs OF DEEDS.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon 10
the absence the President Councilman KEENAN, presided
Mr. FLYNN offered the following:
ei BY order the Board 81 Health the Battery Bar
have taken sud DO used for the
poses Cholera Hospitals whereas uirg Of the f.,
tie would dangerous merchants ADD ohes
doing in the immediate vicinity and particularly 10 tie
inhabitants of the First Ward; therefore be it
That the Counsel to the Corporation be and he 10 hereby
directed eg for the
ynion Of Health from using portion VI the Battery
i the purpoe Of erecting Cholera Hospitals thereon
Which was adopted
The Board received the list OF Commissioners Of Deeds
pointed bv the Aldermen nj their last meeting tome 200 IN
ain and Il or the list had been read,
M PULLMAN objected 10 the manner 10 which these nom
nations had been made There not OF the names Dc
had in which appeared in the list notwithstanding hs
was entitled equal number Of appointments Win otbf
members.
The Board then confirmed the list adopted by the Alder
men.
The Board then adjourned.
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Board of Aldermen.

REMOVAL OF THE BUILDINGS ON rHB BATTERY
BRONZE STATUES OF MORSE AND FULroS-THE
SITE FOR A NEW PoST-0FFlCB.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President JOHN BRcE, esq in tie chair.
resolution was adoped directing the Street Commissioner
10 immediately the buildings on the Battery al present
used for cholera nd general hospital purposes
series OF resolutions presented ana reerred 70 he
Committee Arts and Sciences that the triangular piece OF
land situated at the juneure II Sxthave ana
bonded on the south BY Thirty scconds the east by
broadway and by Sixthave be fenced IN under
the direction Of the Street Commissioners the sad ground 70
be used and apart the erection Of bronze statues OF
Fulton and Morse. A. -,
Concurrence had IN approprisng $50 10 each Of the
hind persons contained In the transmitted 10 the Con-
mon Council by the Controller. - l.,
the negaye authorizing the purchase Of A. C. Lews patent
vas burner and that the same be placed al the 1ITs
lamps the cost ~ be O. for each lamp,
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BY resolution the sun ofsOOo wa, donated to the 81. Jsei

BY resolution The Of 600 donated 70 the So Jtf
Free School
Tie Joint OF both branches Of the Common Cour
oil appointed confer Committee appointed by the ".
Government 70 select q site which TO erect new Posl.
Office said building also have nOfations FOR u y
Court rooms reported resolution In favor OF cedng 20 tie
Government that portion City Hal PARK bounded BY
Beekman-s. and Parkplace Broadway and Parkrow and
Anns to be used for said purposes AMI consideration
for the be in the Of 0O AMI in the prof
ery shall 70 be used for the purposes they og
nay intended shall back the city
number OF Of amendments offered urging that ths
amount should be sO0JOO0 Sl20OO aud number Of other
auounts ground that the property worth great
money than the resolution called for when nnaJ
the whole matter was laid over.
The Board then adjourned Thursday next a2 o'clock
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UAGGERrY & PHELrs, No. II PINE.sr.
RoBT. 4. HAGGERTY, Auctoneer
ASSISTANT. OUARrERNssTgR OITcE, No. - STATE

ASSISTANT CuARrERMssrER Office No 10 STATEsT'
kfw.loRK CIV July y, 1876
Bv order Of Breve Nri Van Nie Chi c artea+
to- D. r. viii Of Public Auction, OF Battery BoHgck' on
FRIDAY 9th Instant at O'clock large quantity Of OnHe
consisting Of p coal scuties % 2a q ani
6o gallon caudon kettles siovpires, dripping pans inYincioe
empire - heating stoves &c Sc Also 'lons
camp eqnipae 10 follows 100 uniform hats ~ uniform
coats pairs shoulder III pairs e. coat 80 m%keto
r. 6 spades IJ shov 36 sxs a38 pke,es go pans
ha'cLes 10 busles 2 drums 30 pksXes kspcks hsyr
NC flo 10 wsuts hs aud pe 30 common
tents and $3.50 shrl'er-ieuts.
~ been condemned unfit r. Gov
enen good bargains lie Lad Irms Of sale
delivery aud weighing by the acueer Tor further par
ticuar apply the baITal K ~ o. The undersigned
Tie Tie r-t Of declining Oh bids oherd
r. c. MORGAN,
Mai and 4. q VI.
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s,,auding Of the Steamship Ephe.n-.

HALIFAX hotdlA' july =, AooO
The steamship Ephesus, Collins, irOn Notsk' w. nv
inst with ergo of tobacco cotton rosln, &e for lly-
erpool was stranded on sable Island on The 9th inst
The crew, 80 in number, arrived al htiiaA on 'ns -.
cargo was saved but the latest accounts represent Ne
steamer as breaking up.
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Cost ano 1onno.

I OST CERTIFICATE Of 80 SHARES QUICK
SILVER MlNiNG Co. No. 4g- 81 j. BncLanln Henry.
Tr4nfr be stopped The will Tla.e return tho
c. X. mAhNlN Co.. NJ II Miiimft.. " 4.
e. SnfAn REWARD.-SrOLEN from the safe of
tpOOOO O. II. G,oIin7 No. 10 s'a'e',;. on the gt II
July 1870 S5O Iwil py the above reward ir h- recovery
OF the money aud conviction ofthe parties who robbed my safe o Ia
proportion 10 tho recovered. bto H. bOODlND.
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Sales bn Antiion.

4 " MrnwrS. Apctiouesr.
DY BANGS, MERWlN u co, broadway cor am
ID s-sIes Of Book. WoIs' oil AT .Hss o22-,
GEo. A. LEAynI Aueii.neer. o ,
DOCK TRADE SALE kOOMS' 49o bToaaWay
ID LEAvITr sTREBtiGi Co. successors 70 . i" OO0l'y
CoysGvNgSTs SOLICITED. ADyANcH sAos
by HENRY II. LEEDS q MlNER-On MON
ID nav inv 30 TUESDAY, a!st. WEDNESDAY. Aug1st J.
N aid FRIDAY "a At 10 o'clock each dav. al rAY
IOR'S iVTTRNATlONAL HOTEL aud RESTAURANT, No 81
al ~ amy o Frank'in-s',
DiTHffofrANf SALE 81 GlNE TURXLTU1Ey &C GcARReeET5
~ SC &C. being entire lnuore and appurien
Of The Hotel and Restaurant tie property having
The furniture Is oil 6elsss made by Newhouse York to
Order Hotel having been rented aud renovated ms spnG
Bedding Is Principally and made order The Linen
Blankets. G being ofhst quality the greater portion 6ens new
p ,fft 80, III and lace Curtp. Centr and Pier Table,.
BEDROOM FURNITURE of2oO rooms Of carved and plain
walnut o n Cue order; Canopy Cursns Of ia and lace Lamb
Sc single three quarter end double Mieses frstquiy hair
patent piss Mattresses, Pillows, sLeet' Blankets Counepshe
Halls Tngh onCoh Velvet and Wilton Stair CARPETS and
Ct yards wide, seiiess, Chairs, &c 49,
STYLES Of qaa ~ pls,e' end ,cl \ framed
styles. order by Cornelius Baker Of Pnede phih
OFFICE FURNITURE Desks. Counter. erLngs saie' '''A
RESTAURANT carved Countefs win Dfpe to'
o% feet wide and p inches thick Faie Class Snow
fountain FiIurs Tab, and Sofas in push covers Chande
HERS and Gss Brackets ell and bronze Two rge and elegantly
superb and Desk Il OAK made 70 order by href
gI' Sis o.. G'Te t s5s Chocolate o Machine d.
Coffee Roa. e., Washing and Drying Machine lionins
S1ov ana I rs 1na sS the bet ' eopS
with variety Of other articles al 20 be sd pe'ey without
The stock Of tie finest Chsmpatncs, CMcts Wines
Liquors, ana Ses &C. ainpored expressly ~ hi.
tie frutme particulars II which viii be given Ia good time