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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-11-22

s. L. RUSSELL. J. II. LoNGENECKER-
N USSELL & LONGENECKER,

J. McD. SHARPE. E. F. KERR.
OHARPE q KERR, ATTORNEYS
y AT LAW BEDFORD, Pa, will practice in
the courts of Bedford and adjoining counties Of
fee on Juiana ST. opposite the Banking House Of
Reed Schel. March 2, 66.
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CASH BUYERS should call and ex-
anime, as our terms are cash or produce.
nov9, '67 R. w. BERkSTRESSER & co.
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THE GERMAN FESTIVAL Nv boston.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
BosToS, August IL, 1867, /
G an az stoclr - NJ

BosToN, August IL, 1897,
$50 O'Clock p. NJ I
The second day Of the festival OF the German Turner's
now assembled i'm Boston. has been one Of uninter-
rupted pleasure all concerned The weather has been
remarkably ne and thousands have participated in the
Teutonic festivities II was but short time after the
rising Of the when the delegates and their friends
began to assemble at Turnhae, Washington street,
and at halfpast eight o'clock there four or
five thousand present procession Of the different
societies, headed by tho Germania band, then
formed. Sergeant John Dunn and squad Of policemen
kept the line OF march clear; aud then in
regular order the Boston Turnverein, the
Worcester Turnverein, the Springfield Turnve-
rein, the Providence 1urnveren, the Lawrence Turn
verein; the Teutona Schuetzcnveren, of Boston the
Concorda Gesangveren, of East Cambridge; the Masn-
nercor Gesangverein OF Roxbury delegations and
visitors from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Western cities. All along tho route were handsome
decorations and crowds of spectators who cheered
heartily they passed. Upon reaching the Titchbnrg
depot the Turner's and their guests took special
and proceeded Treshpond Grove. ten a dozen
miles outside the city, where the picnic festivities OF the
day enjoyed. There lunch upon arrival,
dinner at about two o'clock and dances boat
races, gymnastc performances and other sports until
twilight, when the party. tired Of fun and amusement
etufned 10 the city,
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SPECIAL correspondence or THE HEHlLn.

A Yonng Girl Assaulted by n Drunken soE-
dicr-Arrest Of the Guiity Party--IBtcMss
Excitement Among the Cisizens-Threais Of
Riot and Lyncbin9.
WEST POM. August II, 1861
Great excitement Is prevailing at present in tho
usually quiet little villnge Of Highland Falls situated
about mile below West Point owing TO the occurrence
In that vicinity Of outrage OF peculiarly dreadful
character. II is stated that ON Saturday afternoon
young GIRL aged only fourteen, the daughter Of
spectacle citizen OF the village violently outraged
by drunken soldier belonging TO the cavalry force
stationed at West Point Tho details given are as fol-
lows:-Joseph Paul, private soldier Of the force hav
ing obtained leave OF absence from his commander,
had devoted Friday night and the early part Of Saturday
TO carousing with number Of his comrades. who
likewise freed from the OF the camp In the
course OF his amusomenls Paul had managed with the
rest, TO pour down great quantity Of nery fund.
that by Saturday afternoon when he started forth
his return to camp he deeply intoxicated On his
way along the lonely road towards village no the
young girl mentioned above He accosed her once,
and made It Is alleged, insulting proportions which che
Indignantly rejected but no would allow her pass
and manifested such deter minalon In hs dreadful de-
sign that she turned about 10 rourn to her home The
soldier followed her, however, and when they had
reached portion Of the road where the woods hedsed
ceament OF such deed, the villain seized upon the
child rudsly sllonced her sorsams and despite her
ssting struggles overpowered her aud succeeded 30
Is charged, In efccting his purpose.
On being released the girl fed bomewsfd crying biz
terly the way. citizen who was passing noticed
her dstressful appearance and catching glimpse Of
the soldier running away at full Speed guessed the true
state Of Affairs and pursued the william 10 West Point
where be put IN irons by the officer In charge. Late
in the day he was delivered up to the civil authorities
aud taken to Highland Falls, where on being taken
before Justice Avery he committed to the NewburG
jail to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The excitement in the neighborhood and in the
try for miles about s intense and threats Of appeal
to Judge Lynch are loudly made A large guard was
necessary for the protection Of the prisoner when be
taken from West Point to Highland Falls The
accused s q German and has been but short time in
service
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r,InspuuTAR nfyEsut RrAHp.

haiL,rs a, Che Metropolitan Revsnue Board are rot
very exciting jest nov; no seizures made yester-
Gay. The great majority OF the Illicit distilleriss that
nsurshed SO extensively in tbs city OF late have been
oonpslled 10 suspend ops:aous and since the general
sweep made OF these establishments, about six
weeks ago, seizures are Whether this state OF
Affairs is due more particularly 10 the lack Of msera
whether the vigilance Of the officials has compelled
these engaged in Illicit dstiiiation TO observe moro
secrecy than usual 10 question that nsy not be solved
at this writing. The far larger pumber OF cascs
that eommsnd the attention OF the De.
parment OF . character where false brand.
ing is charged, and sales OF liquor in pack
ages are attempted, rather than OF Illicit distiLa
ton proper. Sometimes the oficsrs discover that
liquor has been snshipped for sale out OF the Me.opo
Titan District whore u 10 supposed that less scrutiny is
used on The part Of the ofolais OF this charso
YER came 10 the knowledge OF the Deputy Commissioner
not long esc, where largo amount Of whiskey had
teen falsely branded and shipped to Boston. tele-
gfan Vas Immediately sent 10 Boston putting the
nue. o.cers on the track and The lnroS has aimee teen
ssssd rs thai city.
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HEAVY SwIy1lIEe TatasAcrIuH.



From the Detroit Post, August l01
heavy forgery and dealcation case has lately been
brought 10 light through the efforts of the
Detective Police agency. The facts developed are
follows-Some time during the present season man
named Thomas Mansfield purchased $40 900 worth Of
goods Of dneren, New York firms and upon exhibiting
letters Of credit from several well known Western bus
ness houses the goods delivered 70 him time
The goods were shipped and at the expiration OF the
tune for which credit given the creditors
OF Mansfield addressed him at his supposed
place OF business. After waiting = reasonable
time, and receiving reply, their euspicions
became aroused, and at once instituted
TO bring Narsfed 70 terms The FIRMS whose supposed
signatures were attached TO tho letters OF credit which
Marsleld had exhibited New York, were wTitton 10
concerning him, bus they replied that they knew
nothing OF any such man. and pronounced the letters
bugus This Of settled tho question Of Marsled
guilt, and The matter was placed In the hands Of Mr.
Ravmour, who finally succeeded In unearthing the
swndler at Bloomington, by addressing
70 him ct that place, and lying in watt for him Of the
Post once.
hsrsned passed through the city few DAYS since IN
charge OF oficcr, en- route 10 New York. where the
swndled parties will institute lcgai proceedings against
him. He was entirely alone In his operations having
planned and executed tho whole affair the success OF
which equslled only by the cool impudence Of The
operator.
No portion Of the money has ys, been recovered but
there are favorable indications OF ultimately securing
least portion Of 10
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me when the sergeant came n; had thon been there
thirty or forty minutes when Che arres, WAS made mar.
sitting At the faro table, another gentleman was snS
=, tho table. IL
Cross essmned--Am furniture dealer, and nave
beea n 732 galway Ia pursuit OF my proiessoni de-
elmo 70 state whether have played faro or not
Hr Alsrich sworn--Was on the premises, I5I Broad
vay when sarveant DAkes raade the arrest saw Har.
rison ycCanrayl there there only ten minutes N-
fore Mr. bikes came in; SIR. heCanray was not dfaEng
taken as "a Biz. NoCalray's identity
Cross examsuci--Am butcher; have beer GeTe
three ues for The purpose Of play ne faro Qa certain
Harrison McCairay was not dealing cardSthat cght
vhe was there
tho was then adjourned urtl lT.day moreng, Al
LsSI asst ten O'Clock.
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ALLEGED BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION IN
RICHMOND.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
RIcnxosD. Va, August IL, 1867, |

RicHxoSp va August IL, 1867,
O'Clock F. NJ.
The OF Collector James, indicted for malreasancs
In Office tried to-day In the United States Circuit
Court Captain Smith, the principal witness for the
prosecution, examined to prove the reception Of
bride OF 900 the part Of the Collector The wit
stated that James received the money the pre-
tcnce OF its being offered in recompense for
the o; his patent separator, apparatus for dis
eliminating high from low wines. One Of the party
who subscribed tho $1,000, testified he had no other
motive than that OF securng .ne use separator
counts In the indictment were Quashed the opening
Of the proceedings and but one count, that Of the
alleged bribe remains, upon which the trial is based
Kelly who assaulted Captain Smith, ex-Internal Re-
venue Inspector as mentioned in previous despatch
discharged to-day, Smith failing appear a.
cutor being approhensive, 1t is said, Of unpleasant
domestic disclosures
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NEWS racm FORTRESS RosiOt.

Firemcn,s Festivities at Norfolk-Norfh Cars.-
lima Corn Crop-Govcrnor pierpoinrs Eicc..
tionecrina Campaign.
FORTRESS MoxRos, Va, August 10, 1861
Tho Boingbroke Fire Company, OF Petersburg Va
after being entertained by the nromen aud citizens
generally OF Norfolk wcre today escorted by The whoo.
dspartneni headed BY the band Of the United Sa.ss
ship New Hampshire 10 Portsmouth, where the usual
oviliilcs EXCHANGED The Petersburg company ef
mis- afternoon for home.
Intelligence from Hyde county, " c., states that tho
yield Of corn VII be Insignificant the floods of July
having smosi destroyed The crop hyde county lies
Lake hasamusKee,, which. being subject 10 overflow In
very wet seasons, the farms have suffered severely by
the late continued rains. The farmers and planters
sadly disappointed
Governor Perpoint addressed the citizens Of Norfolk
this evening on political questions and Monday be
VIII wish Suffolk for The object returning 10 Rich
mond on Tuesday.
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FATAL SAM PATCH LEAP.
A Man Jumps from the HAST Of Vessel and
10 Drowned.


10 Drowned.
number Of men were bathing in the East river in
the viciaity Of J. r. Robins DOCK South Brook.
Ign. about half PAST four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, when argument arose between two
If the party which Of them could Jump from the
highest point To decide the question under debate
man named John Wade and another person whose name
rot Rscertaned, went alcft on the schooner a. g
johnson. which was lying alongside the dock Both the
men we're stripped at the time, and getting on the
and inquired how many feet Of water there
Mr.. Seth Robins who was standing on
the deck Of The vessel replied that there not
than twelve feet and told them not 10 jump that
was not sufficient water there attempt such feat
The height OF tho crossrecs OF the vessel between
sxiyhve aud seventy feet Another individual, the
dock, cried out that there only ten feet OF water
aud urged the aoff from SO foohardy an
undertaking. But not needing the warning voices
grea, velocity feet foremost through the air while s
present belt their breath In terror OF the result
striking the on his belly with great force the
modern sam Patch disappeared miputo elapsed and
yet thero no sigu Of uis coming to the surface
Mr Robins drectedfwo OF bis men to push of in osai
and graphic or e man. Mo had evidently stuck fast
IN the muddy bottom OF the rver They succe eded
once or twco IN partially moving the body with the
hook nul thcy oooi not set sufficient hold TO bring
30 Tue surface Nearly fifteen minutes elapsed in these
unsuccessful excfions 10 recover the body when how
named simfsns came forward, and, lowering himself
10 tic bot retaining hold Of the erappling pole hed
BY the Ia the boat no managed 10 crasp inc arm of
the unfotunats oap and Us they were both hauled
into tho boat On being aea ashore every means possible
made 10 rcssscaic ar Wade bat all 10 no purpose
he nad oeased 10 exist The deceased was waichau In
tire employ Of the Revenue Department. about twenty.
Eve years OF age aud resided In versndsh place. noar
Henry street. he leaves wife and Two or Ihrse chl.
dren. His remains conveyed to his late residence
and the coroner notified The man who won't up tbs
rigging with MN asserts thai he advised him not 10
undertake tho jump the height being too great Il 10
sad there " evidence OF his hay No been drlukias
which, %, goes 10 account for the rash act
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0UTRiCEs BY A CLERGYMAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Severe Charges Against the Superint ehdens
Of Pennsylvania Orphan Asylum-He 10
Arrested in Rochester.
BUFFALO. N Y, August IL 1867, L
$50 O'Clock p N.
The Rev. H. wend. OF Germantown, Pa, was arrested
in Rochester this morning charged with outraging The
persons OF girls, inmates Of the Germantown
Orphan Asylum, OF which he was superintendent He
had been practising his diaboicai acts for year
previous to his discovery. He fed from Germantown
last week, fearing punishment and came TO this city
On his arrival he wrote to his wife making inquiries as
the feeling among the members OF his church, and
stated he would be in Rochester to-day and would be
the guest Of the Lutheran minister This letter fell into
the hands of the trustees Of the Orphan Asyumt
who caused his arrest. Wendt has wife and six chii
dren living IN Germantown Pa He left in charge Of an
officer from Germantown the returning train for their
home
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sAs FRANCISCO, August TO- 1867
4:e5 O'clock p. NJ /
prize fight came on this afternoon between Johnny
Dyland and David Norris, both OF Boston, at Horse
Shoe Bend, Marine county. Niney-,hres rounds were
fought in two hours and twenty minutes when draw
was declared. Both men were badly punished and the
fight said to be the best contested has ever taken
place in this vicinity.
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BANKRUPT c0unI.


Petitions Filed Yesterday.
Moses H. DAVID; city counsel, Dewitt A. Brown; Louis
Engelhorn b Ferdinand A. Marsiy, partner; cay
counsel Van Pelt Hall; Israel Rittsrman; city coun.
gel, Henry Morrison.
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COURT cllsNoAe-THls oAy.

scrnws cornr--CuAxBsRs --NoA 70. 70, o., IS, log,
ia, 10 $50 ls2, ls4, ise, les, is7, 1sa 1872 2'2
aAm ss CO. cSsa IT.. -sosiur causes Fes
i, 10 80 inclusive
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Er scopai church in Lamberville win Do dedicated
Friday. The dedication sermon win DO delivered BY
Bishop Simpson. Services win take place as half-past
en- O'clock
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Tine PRscH Taips Tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company have had sixty-thres new
Es car " intended 70 bold four hundred baskets and
there received from the Delaware road about one
20 directly 10 New YORK and tue balance arc for dealers
in this city Tho company have about two hundred
peacs ears cotessnty on the road ana many moro
AaGue IL
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xAvIeArIoS on the wrlLmo CANAL.

ST. uArHssIsss, August C. w., H. 1891.
Navigation on the weIland canal vN resumed Tile
morning a. six Y'ciocs
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YORK. MONDAY, DECEMBER g. 1867.


1NANcIAL.
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i WITH THE EENIN0 TELEGRAM. AND YOU
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TELL YOUR NEWSPAPER CARRIER TO 81 kyE vog
i WITH THE EvENING TELEGkAM Az Az IN
WILL HAVE ALL THE LATEST rELE1hnAr ~ 4
OTTER NEWS OF THE DAY. TWELVE enNi'
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fyrcRoo CLOCKS OUR rATESr AND MANuEAc.
Sms.s EssI .ed sSss Ms, ,s oe4 css,ss p
Slver fletcd Wsre wholesale and retail al A. PRANK.
rfBLD CO. N9 sirh avenue. corner roursesnsh street.
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

xyAvfrp 70 PURCHAsb-rHR RECEIPTS or IN.
w strurcn foy the manufscturc Of tho best or Paste
Backina and FOR the best Laundry Bueng and also the
beet Stove Yoss Address. With terms, a D., Pos sinee,
stANsa = xlshsh AZ
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DRY GOODS.

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A j. HLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
N. Handsome Residence, near Fifth avenue,
West Thirty seventh street, at auction.
A. !. BLEEcKER. SON 4 co. viii sell at auction. on
Wednesday December ii, 1867 at IL O'clock at the Ex
change salcsroo the handsome three story aud French
side Fifth and Sixth Is Xxx b
perfect order and contains all the modern improvements
Possession Immediately. For particulars and permits 10
Wow the house apply TO the Auctioneers Cedar street
uCTIoN sALE-By MUNDY 4 HIGGINs.-E. g.
n Henry, auctoneer. will sell Monday December y
II o'clock at 435 Broome street general assortment OF
Oil Cloth Feather Beds Hair Mattresses Blankets Quilts
four Mahogany aud Oak Extension Duing Tables Cha,rA
Crockory DC.
A UCTION NOTICED n. CAULKINs AUCTION
n eer.-Assignces sale of nne imported Wines Liquors
and Cigars
HATHEWAY CO. win sell on Wednesday, Dec. IL 1867,
Nc IA Water street. Pine commencing at u CLOCK
M the entire stock Of large importing house. consist
ing Of large and general assortment fine imported Wines
Liquors and Cigars Catalogues be had on Tuesday
JAMES COVE, Assignee
a DJOURNED AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture.-JOsEPH MCGUIRE Auctioneer, office
l6 street, will sell Monday December y 1867 at
10 o'clock A. NJ DO East Seventy street, all the
Furniture contained IN said house.
UCTIoN SALE OF CRoCKERy. CHINA, TOYS CUT
N pressed Glass Ware Cutlery. China Tea Sets &c.
suitable for the holidays. HENRY c. EVANS, Auctoneer
will sell Tuesday, Dec TO- At 10 O'Clock At IL Barclay
without TO close consignments.
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n lawyer" Remarkable Trials Of all Countries" COM
piled by Thomas Dunphy and Thomas j. Cumm!ns Now
ready 6y .DTOssY 4 CtCKcRoFT law booksellers and
publishers II Nassau The murders Of Helen levitt
Hanuel Adams by John G. Colt Lord William Russell, tho
Duchess Of Prasin by her husband and ohes highly
esting gwen in full.
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TINITEDbTATRS GOVERNMENT BONDS
~ Having Thirty Years TO Rum
Bearing SiPer Cent Interest In Lawful Money!
Regardebv SAVINGS and other institutions the most
desirable otl The Government securities.
JOHN J. CISCO 4 SON,
So Wall street.
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An IMPORTANT SALE or FINE MODERN FAM.
n ings the private collection OF Mr.. y Vi. Doiph aho
comprising the works Of other fayortc American and nu,o
artists, by HENRY FL LEEDS MINER, auetoneeIs.
We desire 20 call the Of the public 70 the private
collection Of Paintings by Mr. j. II. Doph who prepari
tory trip to Europe viii offer them auction on the
evenings Of Thursday 18th and Friday 18Th December a. the
Leeds Galleries Nos s7 aud $40 Broadway southwest
corner OF Twelfth street
ASIDE from his works which number nearly one hun.
bred. Mr.. Doph will sell small choice collection OF
Cabnet Pictures, by many prominent American artists
selected marked examples OF their Individual STYLE IN
Guiding several sketches FROM nature The following list
gives sufficient evidence OF the merits Of the cosciion;
II. r. Gray, A. Il. Dnrsnd W. Hart Z. Ghhard, J. N
Hart J. g. Brown, X W; Hubbard Jervis AcEntse W
whiitridge, v. Nehllg y Clifford. f. Forbes A. " War
J. r. Brevoort, J. D. smiie a. II. wyan, @. Perkins G.
Ogivie A. d. Shattuck. W. Castelar, Coleman, Schilk-
ing H. Fuschc W. Morgan. e. ID. Nelson, J. A. Hekking
r La croix W. N: Cary, u A Brown, 2 W Cloves, A e
way q. r. Craneh, D; Johnson, ! w Ehninser D. Brs
Pyne. Kruseman " Ellen, Charles Hine, O. fsrrare,
aud others They win be view ON and from Monday sih
from A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ. until evenings OF sale.
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A GEO B. REED AUCTIONEER; WIN. PENNY,
"A salesman.-GEO, B. REED Co, Auconecss vii sell
tomorrow Tuesday, December TO- al II O'Clock A. M ut
their 81 Cedar street. tho finest and most extern
sve collection Of stuffed Brds single on branch and n
city, by Of best taIdarmss also an ee
CANT China Tea Sets, fne on PANT
ings Silver Plated Ware &C. Parties desiring presents for
the approaching holidays do well to attend this SALE
which 10 positive without Goods
erhihition.
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TlOUV the arrest and ccuvicton o. the scoundrel
who did the night OF 6th December
rfuy maliciousy defsce the gold lecrn the win
dov oil Edward D. BAssford. Great House FURNISHING
Cf.na Glass and Crccksry Emporium, cooper lnsttuie
soruer Astos place.
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DOGS. BIRDS. &C.

A LII KINDS or FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saa-Medicines for all diseased Preuared food TO
knocking birds. at r. DOvEY's Nos and Greene street.
Canal
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-LARdE AND POSITIVE SALE
IA of over 3l5O0 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture all made to order.
Works of Art, Bronzes, fne Oil Paintings,
Elegant Rosewood Pianofortc,

BeautIuI Parlor SUITS, IurkHh VhAHs.
At Pubic Auction.
This Monday morning Dec at l0a o'clock precisely
by e. ROTH Auctionecr at the elegant residence s West
Eighth Clinton place. between Fifth and sixth ave.
consisting Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets;
elegant rosewood Panoforte four mag
nicent Paror Suits ed crimson and maroon green,
and gold and gold French satin brocate rosewood
EtaGeres marble top Tables, Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Rronzes Works OF Art Lace and Brocae Curtains rose.
Mattresses black walnut Dining Furniture green reps;
Turkish Chairs and Lounaas Buffet Extension Table rich
gfnnds
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.

4 HrgHLy INTERESTING voLUME-"REMARKA A.
N bic Trials Of ali Couptres complied by Thomas Dup-
phy and Thomas j. Cummfps. Helen Jewitt John q. Colt
Murder Duchess Of Prasn, Murder Of LORD William
Russell with notes and speeches OF counsel given
connection with number Of other trials DIOssY a
COCECROFT, Law booksellers and publishers. n Nassau
strss1
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DxwNpRoKrns sALB.-TuEsDAY JAMES AGAR
yin ELI % 90 Dowssy, - 10Y O'Clock, so lots oi
nsns ssd wsnens C.oshis sad ossst sssssssss Gseas