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EOR MOUNT RNON

Potomac Ftrry COMPANY.
s- ..-- Serena Sfreer WaaEf,
Washington, February 20, ls67.t
The Steamer Will leave the COMPANY : Wharf,
foot Of Mh strsst, 1t ~ O'Clock, ON -
and SATURDAY MORN me March
ID. for MOUNT VERNON
Fare 81 so, including admission TO the Man
sion. - - - : II
fe ss-H WILLIAM D COLT, President.
G1EAMkR NILSSON SMALL
- FOX THE E1STERN SHORE.
HOTICE.-The etes mer Wilson SMALL,
cAr Respect. On. " ~. s,sup n3s
mos. Comfortable a. and elegant
steamers wing en- Chesapeake Bay. will resume
hsr route on A1CRDAI Marehd; She leaves
baltimore: ever rUEsDAY, iii rsspaY, and ard
fATnEEfpEAkSj ~ M f3f Ef4SI0M eoIN[
WALL4CH s RHlRF: CaMBRfDG &. HGSH''
Ekb's WH1RE sad fEISYp'sS kHk6tN 70.
leaves Lloydb LANDING 81 p. IN, Cambridge at {
p M, and IAston Point ct p m, every Monday,
Wedsssd:s aad Friday. touching at eli interme''
date landtnRe. and reaching Baltimore 81 O. M
on the following mornings.
She has large number Of fine ct ate rooms.
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SALE.

hNmkNT sALE.
the property known as the CONVENIENT
TANNEkf AND STEAM SAW MILL with
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio
Texas. .f#a-t -. b. 80 ''O'
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
up to the LIST day OF March, 1871 for the purchase
OF seventy I'VE acres Of land more or less tossth
ONE TANNERY,
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME WATTS.
FIFTY TWO WOODEN VATS,
And capable of tanning fifteen Thousand hides per
ONE STEAM SAW. MILL, capable of saving
Chr oe thousa and feet OF lumber daily
- ONE ShALL STONE BUILDING
me above property is situated about two miles
40 We San Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water Is conducted 10 the sstab li shment BIZ
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement.
Inc land WAS purchased and improvements
made BY the late social cd Confederate Govern
gold S' -
The property has been under lease for the year
1866. at monthly rent of $500, payable in I'D
vance secured title in fee sim ole will be given
IL the United States GovernBent
Proposals Will be marked Proposals. for Gev:
eminent Tsnnery and Saw MIL" aud addressed
Bvt Maler Gen. Asst. Com. Bureau r, = and
A. L., Galveston. Texas. ja7i-Nt
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P,o,,,-,, 3RI4slnAR,- -

PBo1l0Tlp tf koYAE Llrrlls PAT.
spt OF 1n&lanA, and secured By the soals Of the
6oTle ds Pharnacie ae Paris. and the Imperial
Trisssmar No. 1, IL The efsctual rsnsdy for y.
!sxenon. s1erIathorrhoss, and 12hars.ion Of
sedsd the naaseoss usS Of Copsvia, Cubsbs, @,
Trteeena. No 10 the infAllibls remedy fer eli
:tt.s ths sss q mercury and al other AoIsssrio1s
4sch DfspArs&ien 10 In. the form q Q most agree
able L0ssngS Secured frsm ths effects Of cii.
mate and changer o. a1mosphsre. IN tin eases, g
ccses, thus sagfnS %. Divided n ssIafats doses
= sdmanistseed b. velDeeu. 6salamsnds, kouX,
WHOLESALE a.d retail b. Dr.. BARROW, 10. Is~
s!i:Ssesis :sI: S. i bonn. TO- SEQ
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fATHER AND SON DROwNED.-On Thursday
night SAD case OF dro wning occurred In the
MOncBgnhela nyer. at Stones Upper Coal
Works, about IL miles from this city IL an.
pears that skin containing five persons
among whom were Mr. samuel Alton and his
son, Henry Alton. was being TO wed across 10
the south side OF the river. The current was
very swift, owing to the recent rise IN the riy
or, and one OF the parties in the skif caught
toId OF Inc ice-breaker of the coal-tipple
which projects into the river, To prevent IN.
SKIN from being crIfted dow the river TINS
caused The skin 10 upset and all the occupauts
Were thrown INTO the water. Three succeeded
IN saving Themselves by swimming as bore. but
ola Mr. Samuel Alton and his son Henry were
both drswned before assistance arrived The
bodies had not been recovered yesterday ana
IL Is probable that they We beer drifted do v~n
the stream, the current being go strong The
deceased were both married, and leave fam.
ines. VINO reside IN the neigh borhood OF where
The drowning occurTed--P.nsburoG dsette
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUlLpIAas AZ S2sylHkIsClFF CAMP Al

BVlLp!Ass At SSSSSSTEik .kssOSFf CAMP At
S;;s; - ~ $50; !: So
f f:ss 49, 81 $3.50 s s:
BE :. os asss e q s;s;,Hs Moore.
ifSHss:. ss.ls sSEsss L Ne.
W. e e: ~ rs ..s : "a: 81
,,s,.s. u. IN !, ss::.s ssss,ys,
Fifteen days frss Ssss o. sale viii bs sr.n,.a
''''A'''r' to r'm0': c fahsi[ fsi! AZ ;sr,.s
'. xss sI a. ga RR'' S.Sss!
GovEsHH1N1 SAL AZ 5HARL5s70S.
IN. follevi.s ordps :; y. ana.
6 s1lss ssssSs . "a oSi:s s:..:s Arena.
4SSos. oSns. toni Demon Gas. Iron.
bal. ~ ssSs Ass
x xstut IL lec ,d ten: Lee Lsadse shell
IS Wooden Hrsiiisiy Carr Carr 49,, f1cass 81
About 10 OsVairI saS Sst $50 Brides. a M
Sar'l'ese Boxes, and quantity 81 other Leather
! Is5s: Hand Fire Engine, built by Agnsw,
.Also, 9 large quantity Of other Propefty, con.
.isting principally Of Muskst Appendsses. Rags,
hope, Implements. Miscellaneous Tools &C &c
Terms: Cssh on the day OF sale, in United States
currency. = "
Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper
ty At the OK pfratiop 81 which that not removed
will revert 70 the Government.
BY authority of Chief Of Ordnance
CAPT Ordnance and Bv. MAJOR. q s.A,
nst9mlo Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT YES
BEL.
Derot lnartermaster's ONes, I
Bdhinge,s, Nd, January -, 1857
VIII Dc SOLO At puoiic auction, at the port of Bal
,.n mo- e. hendeIson wharf, East Baltimore, on
IhUhsDA1 u February q. 1871, the
SUPERB SIDE WHEEL sTEAMER COSMO-
PuLITAH,
viIs IONS iensfh, rs feet; sresdth OF beam, 81
ieet depth OF hold J: feet; cylinder, 20 inches and
"A rare opportunity is afforded in the sale OF this
stssner 70 persons desiring to purchase . really
She Is of Hight draft. the engine and boilers are
In NEST excellent onditioa. and the hull perfect
1t is believed that fer size and build the Oo.mo.
Poiitan surpAsses any vessel hitherto offered by
government for sale at this port,
sale. ~
Further par.icul may be learned upon sppIi.
Messrs ApRkON, THOMAS 4 o., No. IL,
By order of the Quartermaster General.
A s. kIABALL,
Captain and A. U. M, U. 5. A..
Fe -At Depot QuArterm
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posrrosEES issssGYE' 81 u e.; 0s s;Sspsa
The time fer the opening Of the Iropos als for
amy 4 rsnsporfaion, invited BY sdveftisemen
from ibis once OF epuAry Is. 1857 10 hereby ex.
tsn e % 70 y M, Of THURSDAY, the 7th day Of
By order of the Qusrtermastsr General. 1.t 4.
p ALEXANDRA BLISS.
breyet Colonel and Assistant Quartermastcr. u
Army. % - - - .
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RY CROWN, wAtKEB Z CO., Auetioneer..

FOR sale at public auction on FRIDAV March I.
1871 af teclsck p M, . three story pressed brick
IIons hVUee centatntng 10 rooms, gas throsgh.
fest between b and streets. - :,
Sale without reserve
Terms: One half cash: balance In 8 and Il
months, secured by deed on the properly. SlUo
'A'n "nen the prSoREsn5E E 81 sksd ds.n;,o
feas-6t' Aneiiones,,,
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Monday. '' e~eebs
Cincisnsn Express arrives daily. All other
Passengers leaving Lock Haven alta % ana
Wlismsport at 40 Q. m. reach Phil "a 81 mia
MthSut change Of care, Il ON Williams BORT 10
Da! E1press, 1T s s. p N 81. L. ..F--- - "
The fennsylyaniA Railroad Company Will NOT
esume any rsk for Bsgg age. except for Wearine
Apparel, ana limit Their res ponsibilfty 10 f3ns
Hundred Dollars In value. All Baggage erceed.
ips that amount In yalus, will be AZ the risk OF
the owner uness taken by social contract
Kor iIrther infor U alton. apply 20
JVnN - ALLEN, Ticket Agent. 631 Chest.
Depot - '"o
Sunday.
=, For full psrties Iars g to fare and aceemnods
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sVA legal inquiry In Miiwaukee is, s.has a
barber a mechanics lien on the face of his ems
TONER for the labor performed ~
~The Columbia Is. c. Phoenix came ont
IN mourning on the Eth inst /, the ami versary
OF Sberman's entrances into that city and It's
dssru by FIRE. s.r s.a.fH ...l- =
~A Peruvian Surgeon In San Francisco
warrants TO very young ladies the tiniest and
most gracefully foot by means OF the amputa-
ton OF the little toe of each foot. t-s.- 30.
~Mr. Bright, in one of hts late spesche-,
said thai, one half of scotland fs owned bv
twelve persons, snd one-half Of England by
ONE hnsdred and
ga clerical gentleman observes that dane +.
ing has a tendency 10 ..sbfivel MP all man q
dIxnuy. AND rsdnces socssty 10 a .snone Q az RI
II also affects shirt collars ~ EfT
~Tbs soundinKs for tue cable between do.
will be laid by next November A submarina
mountain was discovered while making the
soundiags. 81 - - IS 80 -
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ITAH PoLiTICs-On the condition of Ut,h
the following notice of an election vy,n give
come impression. The salt Lake Uaios V..i. n.
OF the san speaks of the election In that city
thus We have witnessed MANY an ELECTION.
nave seen The eonrse pursued by the nuliifters
OF the Soutn. where paupers were driyea in
Carriages TO the rolls, and the grave stones OF
cnurehy srds were resorted to for names TO be
u=ed y me living. We have visited the polls
in the Skin ward in New York. whsra ,hs
purhsus OF the Five Points We're broxghtinto
requisition as fighters TO deter re.pectaoIe
eit1rns ron the free exercise of Just prryi.
lege we nave been constant 9 pee Ia O of ALI
the elections IN San Francisco from Isse IN
le6l We have seen all these attended, AS such
practices Will ever be, by riotous pro zee dfa ss
blaekguardism- and 3 violation Of all laws
But We have never yet witnessed an election
where all the requirements OF law, all, the oh
servance Of custom. all adherence 70 rule and
usage. were so openly and fiagrantly violated
as was that OF Yesterday"
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DROPosALs FOR BREsn BEEF

eUBsIsTENCE OFFICE, q. 8. A.,
tkear Of 103 Lombard street, )
Baltimore, Nd :. February Is, 1857
sealed proposals, in duplicate, will BE received
~ TINS ONCE until Il N. on THURSDAY Feb rs,
1871, for the FRESH BEEF required for .e an .,
Ply OF the troops. hospftal and officers at wiz
chester. West Virginia, for six months from bril-
ersi OF . subsistence may dirict. -.
:, ne Beet to he delivered at Winchester, West
virginia, on the order of the Commit ssary or Act
: inE Osn mtssary Of Subsistence at hat place
The Beef TO be Of good and marketable quality
In equal proportion of fore and hind me ST.
tbsSks, shan rs and kidney allow to he excluded
me Beeks OF the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut Ell at tse fourth vertebral
JOIN, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
OF The fore quarters shall be cut off from three to
ionr inches above the knee ioi Mt and of ind auar
ters from elk to eight inches above the gambrsl or
heck yoiDt. y -. = -
Bidders requested e. be pr resent TO respond
70 thelr bids, and be prepared to give bonds for
the tulnument OF their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Promo.
sails for Fresh Beet, - and addressed to the under
bids not TO the interest of the United States.
conditions, requirements. paymen ts, &C., as
heretofore THOMAS WILSON.
Bvt. Lieut.. Col. and O. g. A.,
ie2 l6t Bvt Brig Gen. Vsls.
MANuRE.-Proposals will be received At the
4N oflce oil the W Arlington Georgetown Rail.
WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, for ali the
NUkE from the Stables of the Com pany con-
neCt.d with the Central Depot.
BIDS will state the price per month,
f0r further Information apply to JOHN B.
ia 4 KS, SuperintsRdent. fe 2l-td
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Liebig's Food for Infants

The sufferiDgs of an infant grandcbTd n.
Prof. LieoIg recently led the great chemist 10
investigate the subject OF artificial food for in
liant children. The child was pinibg avay
nOIw 18th standing TIE rare that wss taken In the
preparation OF artificial food from cows milk,
10 supply the place OF the natural food of
which II was unfortunately deprived During
his Investigations, DIR. LiebIg found first, that
even the best cows milk is slightly acid wbfls
inc mother mix Is alsalI. aad the cows milk
contains different proportions OF constituents
so hat, 10 get the same nourishnent the chiln
mas 10 take more aud waste more in order
10 get enough OF the one kind OF substance il
needs. Second, that most artificial food how
ever carefully prepared. is sui more acid and
thai the honr Is never chemically dissol we'd
and that full twenty per cent OF IT he yer is d.
gested and the whole taxes the digestive svs.
TEN too severely. Third, that by mixing WITH
the soluble parts OF one ounce of wheat and me
ounce OF malt, tea ounces of milk and sixty
drops OF a solution containing eleven per
cent OF car onate of potassa, the nearest pos
sieIe apprOach - made TO a food containing
the nuIItiye qualities of the mothers miIk
He mss, therefore, pu blisned the following pre-.
scrlptlon for the preparation OF what be tie ms
rational food Tor infants. This is said To he
sweet pleasant, requiring much less of il than
OF pure milk TO satisfy them, while IL nouris hes
them far better. Ii requires no more sweeten
ing, and shonld have none ordinarily for in
1ants The following is the prostitution I'll n
asmall saucepan carefully mix. Sc az to avoid
the formation OF Jumps, wheat flour. \ ounce:
milk, ounces; bring this mixture to boil
slowly, and Keep II boiling for three or four
minutes, and then remove il from the fire.
during the lime II Is boiling NIX in aD,her
vessel mali, u ounce; water, ounces; ana o
drops OF n solution containing II Der cent of
carbonate of pOtassa. Then add THIS mixture
to the hot contents of the saucepan, put on the
10, and let ~ remain for half an hour M ads.
tUrbed In warm place, where the tamperatnre
does not exceed las degrees. After the Iapsa M
TINS time put the saucepan on the fire again
tIll lts confents begin to boil and then mss the
liquid through a fine strdIner. The exhausted
bran Will be retained upon the sieve
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AUCTION SALES.
RI D. l.. WELLS D co.. Aucsisnsefs, esq.,
ID Northwest corner Of 10th ana y street

RI D. l.. WELLS D co.. Auostsnesrs, sa---.-.,s
ID Northwest corner Of 10Th and strests.
yALUABLr BUSINESS srAHp AND Dwell.
srSstfFE sqq9ThEASr 92kSss
At PXhLlO AgoTlON =! = -
On f6URSBAY, the 18th day Of Rsbroary
instant, st O'Clock p m, on the premises, We
ShslI sen al that two ,tsIL frame store, House,
Ind Dwelling, lately rebuilt, coptaininR = store
and sig conyenisnt rooms, with the lot Mxso being
part OF Los No - In Square AL $3.50 =.
Terms;i ~ 800 cash; bslauce In two, Gig ht, and
twelve months. Possssstsn Immediate. SiOo
down ~ sais. ~ ,.,,oa aEsHs "a, ,
Immediately amer the sale Of the store Property,
We shall sell, ON the premises, four small Frame
IeneDenis. OF two rooms each, With the hot, q
being rear Part of Lot No. q In square SIS innate
On Nailort alley. between 4th and oth streets west
and X and streets north. - :. - :,
Terms 0ne half cash; balance in six months
~ eown 81 sale. Stamps ana convey ancins 81
eotn properties at Durch cost rftle perfect
fe Is 50 D. L. w Ellis A 90 Auct.
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urday. As, eASeps Sat
Phllsdelphis Express leaves daily An oths-
ffaiEs osi y, except su nday. S'
Passengers By Mail Train g. To Wtlltam.,ors
~itheut change Of cars, aud arrive At Lex H.
ven at 8 10 D. m. ~ No
Passengers ~ Nail Train 60 20 Car Iisls ana
Chsnbersbuie without se of ear.
Sleeping Car Tickets be had ON nrnlic.f,o,
al the Ticket Ofhoe. bSt Ches a at street
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'sesi tl@3 al .7'ts7 sif A-,s.s, st,.,ss .tsf-,
ftsI $50 -. 20 "a 40. - 4 3
.S~AA~2 @eAAst L.ia1f L., 10
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1NCkLLEkT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
pShMNOD PlAkO. OFFICE FURNITUKE
TTinN nANo ihoN SAFE, &C, &C., AT AUG,
On MONDAY MORNING, March 4tb. At 10
o6ioCR.I viii sell, at the residence Of the lave
WD hedlb. NO. q b Gay street, between Ooneress
ana Washinefon streets, Geer getown the House
hoid surnlrure. &c cOnsisIinz in part of
Excel,e9t n. sewood Piano, tslnsst new Stool
Danh and Lace Curtains Cornices and Sha3s.
Irensh Plate Gilt Frame Mirrors
bles o' ~" oiN' -
MAahesany Bureaus, Bedsteass, wardrobes, DC
Three ply and lbGrain Carpets
OficIeth aid Mating
Feather Beds. Bedding, and Mattresses
walnut Extension and 9th r Tables Sideboard hc
small Iron Safe
Gas Ff1tures, French Clock, &c
Crockery and Glassware
Large Cookipg and other Stoves.
me tioD.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOwLIN0
1e15 Intel Auction.er
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TR q q T 4 Els sALE.

In pursusnce Of power Of sale vested in me BY
Mitchell and Corpelis d. Mitchell, his wife, OF
Washington city, District OF Columbia, dated on
her =: B. No. 3, folio 2s2, &C. one OF the land
re lords OF Montgomery county. I will offer at
public sale and sell to the hi ghest bidder, at Be.
kern hotel, tn the village o. CIarks burg. in
2Cth DAY Of March, I'm the ear eigh cen hundred
and sixty seven at ii clock q. all the follow
Ing described real estate, situated In Montgomery
COUNTY Stab OF Maryland These lands lie near
properly o. Rufus King, Perry Browni n Bs. 1
besll and others One OF the tracts is part Of a
tract sf and cal lied Trouble Enough fniesd, y
containing sir hundred and sixty acres VI land ,
On aIles Hendry and Eleanor Hendry. his Vile 10
said George w Mitchell. by deed dated on the a3th
day OF August. loo5. The other being part Of q
tract OF lsId called Rssur vsy Ms pie Breach
by Ann soper, and containing thirty FIVE acre. OF
land. This land In under . good state Of culti-
Walton, situated In a healthy seigh borhood well
vafereo and UNDER very good FEM Ing. The i'm
bpEs, g-od stable. corn houses, aud ether neces-
sary out buildings; also, four good Tobacco
houses. The above described tr act IL susce pt bic
OF being divided into two or three conve niont
farms 800 .-.. = -
Person. Wishing to look at the property can do
sOiby calling on Mr.. King, residing on the land,
Who will take pleasure IN showipgit.
Terms Of tale: One third OF the pm rchase money
. purchase money to be paid in one and two years
from the day OF sale, the purchaser or purcha.
seB gfving his. her or their notes, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day of sale
viii Ie executed ~ the trustee: the parch chaser
JOHN Il hi 'fS
fe 3 dts LEVI yANFOsSIN, Auct.
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RAILROADS.

1856 r--r.rtsVsa1sAiss BOUT, 1867
&As
TO fH1 SoRrHwIsT; SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
q, "a ,M.,IEIls s0HiDgLIl
Law. AZ =. to ssr November u, ISIS, trains viii
w''l.sss'ea .: s.,p s.ls..or.-. !, |: N.
III; sss :sss .Sssssks i.s.. Y
:sS s.h.4 ,On four . Ssly, So1r; dim.
*:.s"ss .ss Sso.rS New S1 Toff miles ''''s to
Iso Deity f1.,ns % !hs Vet
ssadhu isa s:. ss. e so0aisrr. and
.h r:sss..s:I: by this rouis rom Bald NOR. have
DifSTs. :se x 20 FIN FIRREiss e 'AAns" IN 0AioS
= Gle = . the o.
.ne:r q. National Hosl: where reliable infss'
mate. .tl b siysn q al times,
.::.rs sicYmnodatiOns IN slsepins Car. for II.
rs. wILk1Hs 5,s... Agent,
sD bbs & aSSsS Sa Gen. Pass. Agent s.,l,
T. b1Es xss iN4saIssros
&Al "a 1a
Train. D..~.., w,, %sA:sss1oy, Jan, :, lss,;
hoy run a. follows, viz:
4O1 HtW YORK without change Of cars.
zSse oaaiy tsxcsDs Sunday at 7:45 Q. and
LOB NEW YORK. changing cars At PhiIsael.
Leave daily Except Sunday 1t IlIs 9. m. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
snS 1s ~ snS sfosPt sn ndsyDat E.s and Ills O.
ON SUNDAY.
10 only.
daily.
Through tickets 70 Philadel phis, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station once ct ell hours
In the day as well at the new once IN the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, N>tween 9th and 7th streets.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Rail road Advertisement
Anna Dolis, anc lhe West
il. WILSON, Master OF Trans 1ortatien.
y NJ COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. @. KO0HrZ, Agent, Washington.
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RY d. l.. WELLS 4 90, Auctiopeers
- N. w. corner 10th ana streeta

ROSEWOOD PIANO FORrB. rRBRoH PLATE
MIkkORs, LACE AND BROOATELLE OH.
TAiNs, BRUSSELS CARPETs, WALNtjT
AkD MAhOGAEY PARLOk AND CHAM.
bnH FURNITURE, &C., AT PUBLIC AUG.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March next. At IN
o'clock . n, we shall sell at house No. 3ls iStL
sneet west between aud X north, east aide ali
the Furniture and Effects contained in said honss.
Rosewood Case Piano Forte 6,< octave. very
sweet tone. and in excellent order W.
Ereneh p,ate Mfrror Gilt Frame, vi 18th Brackets
and Marble Slab
Lace and b ocatelle Window Curtains
Brussels, Ingram and venitian Car pets. Ruus
"'in mt, Sofas, Slice and Easy Chairs, in Hair
Walnut and Oak Chamber Sets
MAI e,fop Bureaus, w ashsfxnds, and Tables
Wardrobes: Toilet Sets, Bed Lin MS
Blansets. Comf0rtables, aud Oouurerpanes
Feather Beds, Pillows. and Bol.ters
beir shuck, and Cotton TOP n srtr esses
Black walnut Extension Dining Table
narsls top eidebosrd. Walnut
Mipdsor and Osk Dining Chars
'00ki H,.n rssrier' and Chamber Stoves, with
Silver Plated Castor, Spoons. and Cutlery
China, G'aes, and Crockery Ware
Also large lot Kitchen Requisites, too numerous
fe 70 INTEL D. L. WELLS 4 CO.. Austs.
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NyEWYORk AND REW HAVEN RAILROAD
IN Passenger Station in New York, corner ia
street and Fourth avenue. ...-f

- a ID.
IN Passenger Station in New York, corner zsb
street and Fourth avenue. ...
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven and B<idgeport-k,s ,Ex }, II 50
.. m; l2.s (Kx), s(Hx. }, SO. $50, and III,
FOR Milford, stratfcrd. fairfield, esuthp port,
and Westport-7, IL 80 q. n. {, 5 50 aud 81 D. m.
Tor NorwAlk-1, 50, II. 50 Q. m {; l3.lS Hx.l,
(Ex.l.s %, 4 80 81, and Xxx. IN.
For Dariep and Greenwich-7, SO. 80 o m.'
80, 4So, $50. and 81 , m
: For stanford-7,e tExl, 90. II. 50 o. "a; IL 10
(Exn S(Ex ts.9, 3, SO, 80. and 81 Ell ~, '
FOR Port Chester ssd lntermediste etseons-f.
80 li.Q o. m: s 90. 40. s-S- go. and y. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ter Bostop via eerinRneid-e o. m, tBx.;l >,
ok, rs p IA. For Boston via Shore Lins-n-ls'
FOR 3 srtford and springaela-s, tE1.ynS Q.
ms o a leu Eir % R.,iro.a-s. a. ,k,3
=, ~ N 20 Montreal s .. n. 60 Merriam pton.
for HartfsrA. Providence and fishkin y. E.
81 ~, New Hsven, New Londsn ana stoninston
RsIiseed-e =, m :: II 70, and 3. m:
fof Canal Haiiresd-i1.B ,. m. 10 hortsemp.
'0ff For Heusstouic and Rsasssuok Rsilrosd-ss.
M" yor psnbury and HorwAlh 3. H.1.s.N .. n;
q oSSD %d,.us Sleeping Oars sssssssa sesp.n
JAMES q. HoYT. sapsFissssasse.
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RY NA0LE CO., AuctIoueers.
- SaleerOom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th ats

HA0LH 90 viii give their personal attention
70 the sale Of Real Esfste and Household Furni-
tGTe Also, to the eales OF stocks OF Groceries,
wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de-
2rRnon, Horses, Carriages. Harness, sc.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments.
Regular Sales ct our salesroom every TOES
DAI THURSDAY: And SATURDAY, at 10
o'clock NAGLE 4 90,
Jai'u Auctioneers.
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