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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. March 81

DRY GOODS-The break in the price
of print calicoes and heavy brown
sheetings has led to increased ANNA
ton, bnt otherwise the market exhibits
no symptom of activity. All popular
makes of prints in fair request, but at
a decline which is now general. Co.
checo and Merrimack d at lac; fancy
Richmond at l3c; Amoskeag at l2ic;
Wamsutta at 9ic. Standard sheetings
ia steady request; Atlantic A 17c; Pa
cifc Il sell at l6ic; Lacouia o at 16tc;
do I. at l6c; do ID at lie; Continental at
lac; Broadway at l6c; Great Falls NJ at
l7ics Pepperell r at l63c; do o at lac;
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st.I.ouis Market.

ST. LOUIS, March q.
Flour very dull and business small
with a tendency downward. Wheat
dull and lower at 2 60a2 70 for fall and
3 lOa2 10 for spring. Corn very dull and
unchanged at S6aS5c. Oats unchanged
at 7la74c. Barley very firm, sales of
choice spring at 2 s.. Rye better at
| 7Oa1 IS. Pork unchanged at - 90.
Bacon unchanged at l1lc tor shoulders
and ljc for clear sides. Lard at l6C for
tierce and lie for key.
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Fires.

WARRESsBURG, Mo-, March 23.-A
lire here yesterday morning burned a
rev of small frame buildings on Halden
street, occupied as stores. The loss is
about 10000; insured for $4,000. The
principal losers are II. S. Spore, A. T.
Bales, 5. c. Cougdou and James Gillet.
MONTREAL, March 23.-At fire Sat-
urday night in the warehouse of Messrs.
Caughten, an explosion occurred killing
seven men; cause unknown. Ca1phton
is under arrest. Loss about $50 900.
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University of Virginia.

~ LII VI WV "a - t3A44ANSs
V'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTIrU
/ tion will begin on the first day of October
1861, and end on the Thursday preceding tho
4th Of July, 1868.
To be admitted AZ a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years of age. There is no pre-
acrbed curriculum of studies In this institution
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend, but in the Academic Department he must
attend ut least three, unless by leave of the
Faculty he be allowed &c attend less than three
The method of instruction IL by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University Is divided into three depart
mcnts:
1. Academic.
VIM. K. Peters, A. M Prof Of Latin.
B. L. Gildersleeye, Phi. D., Prof. OF Greek.
NJ. Schele Do We're, LID, Pref sf Modern
On. S. Venable, A. NJ, Prof. Of Mathematics
Leopc2 j. DOeck, Adjct Prof. OF Applied
Mathematics.
Francis H Smith, A. NJ, Prof of Natural
Philosophy.
S. Maupin, A. NJ, Prof of Chemistry.
'CTo be appointed Sept. 4th,) Prof. Of Technol.
ogy and Agricultural Science.
W. II. McGuffey, DID, LID, Piui. of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred Holmes, LID. Prot. o. History
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John B. Miner, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. SOuthall, Prof of Constitutional and In
ternntional Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
HI. Medical.
ITO be appointed Sept. 4th, Prof Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
]. l. Cabeii N. D., Pref Of Physiology and
Surgery.
j. S. Davis, NJ D., Prof of Anatomy and Ma.
terra MedIca.
S. Maupin n. D., of Chemistry and
Pharmacy,
J. Z. Chancellor NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses Of the student, for the
session Of nine months, exclusive of text books,
clothing and pocket money, will be about As fol.
lows
T. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors $3.50.
II. For the Law Student, attending the full
course Of Law, s365.
III. For the Medical Student, attending the
full Medical course, kJ95
OF these sums, respectively, t225, s230 and
$50 will be required In advance, and the balance
in the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues giving details Of the organiza-
ton Of the schools, plan Of instruction e1penses
&c. address VIM. Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
S. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
Julyl3 Pc. University ofVa
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New XnrL Nancy Market.

NEW YORK, March ~.
GOLD-Lower, opening at 3Ss and
closing at 3Ssal 3S4.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-fa4c low
er. Henry Clews & Co. furnish the an
nexed quotations at 4:30: Coupons
'S1, 1l0IallOs; do '62, l09tal09s; do "a,
lU7talO7s; do Us 1O7fa1G75; do new lO6ta
1863; do ~, lO64alO65; 1O-40s, l0OgalOOs;
7-3Os, l05talO54.
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Indian j. at 17ic and Waterford ] at
17tc; Indian Orchard A at 16ic; do u N
1910; do C 15t; Biddeford r 10ic; Clare
mont A 10c; Hope Sd wide, Holyoke,
Trenton and Commonwealth etc;
Dwight r 13c; Social IL; and Massachu-
setts j shirtings 13ac. Printing cloths
dull at 9 for Z, yard standard goods. All
leading makes of brown drills such as
Pepperell, Laconia and Amoskeag
steady at lie. Delaines sell slowly at
l9a2Oc on regular goods, but the mills
have stopped on light work, owing to
Improbable sales. Pacific lawns in
moderate request at lie.
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Iiis,icn Celebration.

SAN FRANCIsCo, March 23.-Houolulu
adviCes to March 9th say that the Ha-
waiian Evangelical Board has called a
convention OF all the Missions on the
Pacific, to be held at Honolulu on June
18th, to celebrate the semi-centennial
anniversary of the establishment of the
Missions.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Hon. s. S
Cary, member of Congress from the
Second District, addressed a meeting
ef working men at Pixies Opera House
last night The place. was densely
crowded. He dwelt particularly on
the subject of impeachment and the
payment of the national debt in green,
backs. He was heartily spplauded
throughout.
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Seized.

MEMPHIS, March 23.--The distillcIies
of Bradley X Co. and II. Hitchcock,
in Montgomery county, Tennessee, have
been seized for alleged revenue frauds.
1t is charged that Bradley has de-
fralded the Government of about eighty
thousand dollars.
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state OF West Virginia.
Ohio C0uHty Circuit COars-Fetr'oy
Rules, 1868.

ONto CoHHiy Circuit COaT-StV'E"'5
RHLes, 1868.
John GOsbOrD and Thomas llor1brV0s
William A. isidgely, AbsaloFa J. RdgSiy az
kugsDias n. kidzely. In ChaBcsry. 90.
THE OBJECT or THIS SUIT j. W
L obtain Partition Of the life estate Of 4O.p
lon kidgely In . certain tract Of land GisI
IN Ohio county West Virginia, add knoSE y
the Moran farm, sitnats on the Sonth IS's
snort Greek, and more particularly dssfriboa 70
the blu and exhibits aled In this cause.
And II appearing from al AFFIDAVIT Sled =
this cause that said AbsaiOm J. Ridg1y y
Nonresident Of the State Of West virgins,
On moticn Of cOmplaiBaafs' council u =.
dsred that be do appear here within ono p 81. ~.
after the fourth weekly pnbliestion. and ~
posting Of this order a. the front door o. -
Cont House Of Ohio county. and DO HhAs y
may deem nt to pfetset his interest In tbs saw
Testi MICHAEL J. BKklSGs
A. CALDWELL 4 Sex, Ckrt
Soils. fcz Complainant. feb2s inS'<
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Yirpinin Convention.

RICHMOND, March 23.-The Conven-
ton to-day adopted the article on Ju-
dietary. Judges to be chosen by the
Legislature, the Attorney General by
the people, and other State Attorneys
appointed by the Governor.
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Shooting ARRAY

RICHMOND, March 23.-Henry Myers
was shot in ali atfray in Broad street
this morning and mortally wounded.
Vincent argamill, well-known mer-
chant, is charged with the shooting.
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Fret Arrival.

CLEVELAND, March 24.-The steamer
X. W. Rice arrived from Detroit this
evening. Tho first beat of the season
and found very little ice.
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Sergeant BuIes.

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 23.-Sergeant
Bates left here this morning for Char
lotte. He expects to reach Richmond
the 9th of April, and the Capitol by the
18th.
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From Atlaufn.

ATLANTA, Ca, March 23.-Letters
have been received from Governor Jen-
kins counseling non-action on the part
of the people.
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HOPS HOPSll HOPS!!.

WE WOULD INFoRM THE BREWEiaSs
w that We are receiving HOS from Josn "
Brown. Of New York, Which, We can sell 81 Ne
York prices, adding freight The best qnaaiiiisess
for lager beer ard ale always on hand CAL 40"
see them. BUfTERFIELD 4 90;
octllSm wheeling W. Va
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

VNHIs INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i FifteeRth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1861.
FACULTT:
Rev. D. F. Bittle, d. D., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
$. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
RSv. w. b. Yonce, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. i. Davis a. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
il. Moorman NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. r. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept,
H. 7. Klingsr, A. II Prof. Modern Languages.
J. r. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-EIpenses in all departnsRta, In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, rOom.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, t9056O For further in
formation, address REV. ID. =. BlTTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va.
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JOHN p. GILCHRgsT,
PIC METAL BROKER,

nHICE II UNION HALL HUIDIhGl
~ ID floor, Main street, near Monroe, Al
kinds Of NIL and Foundry Iron constantly o.
hand and for sale febe
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PetrOleo- Calcium Gas,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M
~ provements Of the age Is tie process Of man.
ufactHring gas bY the PetroleO. Calcium Gas
Company, Of Wheeling, West Virginia. upon
patents Of DIR. j. II. ConRelly, from an almost
valueless product OF Petroleum on, (reridu,an,)
in combination with lime, OF hIns aud coal. 20
simple that two thousand feet Of Gas may I've
made By any farm hand OF stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence In three hours. Il EAs been thor
oughly tested upon suchR scale. at the MeLure
house in Wheeling, and at the country residence
Of Mr.. ]. p. Gilchrist, near the same city, "a 10
tE the certainty Of its ahOrding entirely sAtis-
factory results in the production Of small and
large quantities Of GaS and can be with great
economy applied 10 PTUdk ResideNces SeDli.
ndTies, Roteb, Pdet1riSs and Oities. Itissuperior
10 any Gas now in use, not only a. 20 the safety
practicability and great chsapness Of
manufacture, but fer its superior brilIiahey soft
influence upon the sight, and freedom, finn the
SulDhursus doors somnOn 20 Gas.
These facts the officers Of the company win
take pleasure in demonstrating TO those desiring
TO adopt OF interest themselves in il. The com
Pany viii sell rights 70 manufacture In Towns.
ton 70 the following
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TESTIMONIALS:

WHEELING, ". Va. August q, 1851
To uS PrssIdent cJ he PetToleo- Calcium Ga %!
sIE-We have thoroughly and carefully in.
vestigated the Construction and working q the
apparatus for manufacturing Gas according TO
your conpaHy's patents, and the combinations
OF materials used, a. now working upon the
Mcclure House in this city, and country real.
dence of. p. GilchTist Hs4., near this city. For
simplicity, durability, economy and safety, we
consider IL superioTtO any other method Of man.
uf1eturing Gas that we are acquainted With
We cheerfully recommend its adoption by all
Gas consumers.
Very Respectfully.
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A. j. SwEExEI,
Mayor Of WAe1lisLs
". w. AnLER Co.
Union Foundry and Ensfns Work.
wv HAZE.
PhlnsbeT and Gds FIttey.
VIZ. GOODWIN 4 Co,
ProDrtes0rs MeLure Holtss.
WIZ. A. TUKxEE
JeloetsT and WateA Hakey.
sWKKsEY & Co.
haehiniSts and Engias BuaIdSys.
WIN. ID. TERRY,
General r. r Ikska A0enk.
LoCls GAFes
PropnetOT HeLsfys Hotzss Saloca
kEILLT, BAKNEs HOSES,
BretoeTs.
And refer By special permission 70
Jas. n CHKIsTY ESQ,
f'etsouT1 Pa, (ormerty TIeasuYey Osft cas %.
s. H 60LDTHAKP. Esq-,
40, eas En9fneeT, Ptts1oTg, Pc.
PETEoLEOCALCIUM GAS Co,
AuEi3-eov1y Wheeling, W. Va.
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OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN


HOSlTlNlSlS.
The First Po,itvst Society Of New York
has published its creed or forty articles OF
Positive reli5ion--the whole forming, with its
appendices, nearly two tdll pages OF the New
York World. orthese the Society does bot feel
pledged to more tnsn the first three, which
assert that scienoes the sole arbiter of truth,
and that scientific methods should be extended
to all subjccsor belIefs hitherto lett to theology,
metaphy scs, or confessed Ignorance; not With
the purpose Of wsntouly assailmg prejudice, but
OF explaining ignorance and superstition. T.
every worJ OF this the stoutest metaphy ysician o
iheologiau would be ready 10 express assent,
although not, OF course to the assumption
which is tacuy made that theology
and metaphysics have no place iu
science. On this platform they claim that NJ.
Littre and n. Tame in France; Buckle, j..
Stuart Mill, Herbert Spencer G. IL. Lewes
Lyell Darwin, Huxley, Tyudall, Hooker,
Msudsley. and Balm, in England; and Dr.. j.
w. Draper DR.. +. Youmans, of this country,
stand, although many Of them openly repu-
diate the Po,itivist sect aud name. The de-
yelopment OF these general principles proves
further, according to this creed, that the
existence of God is an Imagination; that
light gravity, electricity, heat, thought, Will,
are All muIuhlly COuVetLlDl6 lOTCCS; lQaL the
mind is but q continuation Of thought, that
is, a succession OF Cellgro Wths in the brain.
that volition is the result Of forCe.curreuts in
the brain ard Is nCCessitated; that vital orgaui.
zllion Is the result of physical forces; and that
low forms OF life are constantly educed by spon
taneous generation in colloid forms of nitroge
nous matter, and in yeast and other ferments:
that matter is only force, with no essential sub
stratum; in fine, that the superstitious ideas of
God, creation, soul, heaven, hell, SIM repentance,
resurrection, judgment, ghosts, fairies, all
vanish. Under the head of morals, they assert
thai duties all spring from the social state; that
the regulation of labor is the most important
moral question; that the wages system is but
modiBCd slavery, and that cooperative socie-
ties must replace it; that property in land is
unjust; that The rel ations of woman to maternity
and marriage need revision; that human beings
are the only objects OF reverence in prayer; that
all men must and ali women may marry at a
certain age; that the property OF the churches
should IN time be Condscdted; that love is the
soul OF duty, and love "arists where the emotion
of the Consciousness barmoui2os with the parts
Of the universe that reach II. - Independent
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realm, the religion of the State is the Egaugeh-
cal Lutheran, and 20 dissent Is tolerated. lD
lS36, however, some concessions we're made, by
which, under strict regulation, dissenters are
allowed to exercise a certain degree of freedom
in worship. In 1866, Law was introduced into
the Storthiug permitting dissenteTs TO hold
public Office and was ably advocated by NJ.
SchWeeare professor of law in the University
OF Christana, and reputed the ablest juriscou-
suit in the Kingdom; but it was defeated by the
solid vote of the members representing the
peasant class. But the question is again occu
pying the public attention, aud will be brought
once more before the legislative body.
GERMAN REFORMED.
-R Rev. Dr. Bombcrger will preach q sermon TO
young men tomorrow (Sabbatb) evening" under
the auspices of the Young Mems Cnristian
Association, at the First Reformed Church, in
Race street, below Fourth, at a o'clock. Sub
jeCt-" Protestant Christianity and the Young
Men Of our Country Seats will be reserved for
young men.
TEMPERANCE.
The American Guardian, which has been
heretofore published monthly, is to be Issued
hereafter weekly. The first number for January
comes to US in new type and looks we'll. A serial
story is the opening article. 1t is from the pen
OF Mrs. Dennison. The paper IS devo'ed to the
cause OF temperance, IS q sixteen page large
octave, and is publIshad at 50 year, by George
s. Ferguson Co., No. 25 n. Sixth street.
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sALE oF REAL EsTATE ANp sTocKs.

EALh Ob REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS
on Tuesday
viii inClude.-
EIFTh (soulh), No sis-Modern Res,denos
CHRISTIAN, NOS. Eli to 2ltI-Sixteen new ID DweII-
ingB. "''
BRIDGE, NO. 8SiO- Frame Dwelling.
STORY, %. 4 SO Brick Dwelling,
Third kSOuth) No. 202-Mt dern Residence
TWh LFTll (North) No. Bl6-Modern Resdence IL
by 100 feet; has oil the modern eniences. Nv -
GREEN LANE, Twenty first wsrd-VAluabIe Lot
lery,
STOCKS.
- For acc unit or v hom 10 may Concern
90 shareS VreveJton g al and Railroad Co
4lS shares preferred sock of the Dauphin aud Sus.
qUehanna COalCo.
S4Ce2 scrip OF Tie Dauphin and susquehAnna Co al
Company,
For other Rccoun,s-
II shares Bank Of Northern LibaTtIes
20 shares BBnk OF North America.
bshAres Academy of Music, " ith ticket.
20U shares MCCihtCck vile OIL Co.
40 shares Central Irauspt rtRtlOn Co
10 shares CheBapeRke ana Delh ware Canal Co,
20 shares FOnrih Nat onal Bank,
lshaTe Academy OF Fine ArH.
"a shaTes tamers' and MechRnics' National
Bank.
i54 shares second ard Thhd Streets Passenger Rail-
way Co.
100 shares Broad Ton Improvement Co.
lSsh res Steubenvllle and Indiana Railroad Co.
Sl0Ct0 tecono Mortgage columbus AZ d Indian RpOlis
Central Railway, per cent April and October.
CRi.lI gues now ready. IL IS ct
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Aa PEREMPTORY SALE, BY ORDER OF
EN heirs and alias order of Orphans Court,
estates OF Nath8ns, minoIs, Isabella Coleman,
under will OF Isaiah Natnans, deceased. -Four
story brick Dwelling, No. Si7 n. Front street,
extending through to Water street, where 1t il
five stories high ON Tuesday. December 20
at IL o'clock, noon, will be sold at the Exchange,
all that bank messuage and lot OF ground situ-
ate on the bank of Front and Water streets,
l6 feet 10 inches southward OF Callowhill street;
containing in breadth north aud south IL feet,
or thereabOuts, and in length east and west
about 40 feet, more or less. Bounded north by
the corner messuage and lot OF Thomas Britton,
eastward by Water street, souLhward by an
other bank messuage and lot late of Thomas
Brittou, and westward by Front street alore
said. Being the same premises which Jonathan
Penrose, Esq, High Sheriff OF the CITY and
County of Philadelphia, bv deed poll bearing
date ist of April, A. ID. 1900, acknowledged in
open supreme Court at Philadelphia Septem-
ber g. A. ID. 1900 and entered in Book Il, page
1872, granted and conveyed unto Isaiah NaJhans,
In zee sale absolute.
By the Court JOSEPH MEGARY.
Clerk of Orphans Court.
NJ. THOMAS ~ SONS, Auctioneers,
10 l0q6l NOS l39 and l4l $ FOURTH street.
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SALE OF CHoIOE AND ELEGANT BooKs

:, . y. UI NIlUIUt AND EIhHANT BOOK3
On M"ndsy, Tuesday and "wednesday AfternO5ns
December ~, 22 end 49, o. o'clock n DllecuOn or
choce ChriStmaS Books, elegantly illustrated works
10 superb bindings, English and American editions
bultAbe Tor hOuay presents, cOmpTisng the best au
thors In all departments OF literature and the Gna
ar,s, 10 ~ ~
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AUCTION SALES.

CLABK q EVANS, AUCTGONEERs, NO, $50
~ CHE5NUT Street.
VIII sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening,
large invoice OF BRnkets Bed Spreads, Dry QoodA,
cloths, Cassimeres, Hosiery, Stationery, Table and
POCKET Cutlery, Nolons etc
Ciy and country merchants win hnd bargains
Terms cash.
Goods packed free of charge s9
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Sele No l4i4 North Eleventh street.
CANT tUbNl1 URE, MIRRORS, ROSEWOC
PIANO. FIN H. CARPETS, ETC.

ELF CANT tUbNll URE, MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD
PIANO. FINE CARPETS, ETC.
On Wednesday Morning,
December 23. at 40 O'Clock, at No 14H North Ele-
Nenth street, above Master street. by catalogue the
entire Elegant Furniture, comprising Haudso
Wall ut Parlor Furniture Fine Gree0Push Coverings:
hIekant Rosewood Piano, made by AibrecnG, Riekes
d sch midi; Elegsrt Mantel, and Pier Mirrors; Supe
rior Walnut Secretary and Bookcases Superior Wal
nut Lining gRoom Furniture, China and Glassware
Two Suits of Elegant Walnut Chamber Furniture;
Bostets and Pillows; Fine Hair Mattresses; Elegant
Bru sels and other Carpets Kitchen Furniture,
May be examined at O'Clock ON the morning of sale.
The entire Furniture wGs made TO order, ana is
equal to new. l2l66t
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rooms, no go South eecOnd street. Will be sold at
pubic sAle an extensive assortment Of superior Fur
nhufe, COmpTlsng:-Walnut paIlOr suits. with rich
and plain coverings library, dining room, and hall
urnilurei elegant chamber furnilure Varous stvlea
ali msnufacuTed In superior manner expressly f1s
their wAroTOOm sales, aud warranted ~
The Hale Will be Ierem ptOry, and is msde on Az
count Of NJ RS. HenKels Deug about TO remove 60
their new wsreroOms No. 1902 Arch street. Ii2 is al
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sale No. 8Ii N, Fleventh attract
.HhIe NO, oil N, FIeventh Rtreet
EUPFRIOa FURN ITURE ROSEWOOD PTANO
MIkRORs, ANMlhsrER, BRUSSELS, Am

On Tuesday Morning,
december %. st 10 O'ClCCk, Rt No. Gil N Tleventh
bTeet above Green street, catalogue, the eatIYa
furniture, comprising superior walnut pArlor and
dining room furniture fine French pla'e rou nd mane
mirror, hne toned rosewood plano, made by Scho.
mHoeti Il Co.i French china and glassware, @, waln1t
BtJreihFy ana bookcases, walnut and maho1anv
chamber furniture. dne feather beds and hair maj
tretsea, superior wRld drobes fine AxmiuAter n ma
cells. and Imperial carpets, ETC., etc. ~
Also, re trigt traitors, kitchen furniture, etc, l2l8n
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M. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioueers,
II l7lhs2t Nos. l3O and Ill s FOURTH Street.

a REAL ESTATE. THOMAS & SONS,
EASALE.-Modern four. story Brick Residence
No. 235 s.. Sixth street, opposite Washington
square. On Tuesday, January 5. 1882 at IL
O'Clock, noon, will be sold al public SALE at the
Philadelphia Exchange, all That modern four
story brick messuage, with three-story back
building and lot of ground, situate on the east
side Of sixth street, below Walnut street, op-
in front on SIKH street l9 feet Inches, and ex.
tending in depth 100 1eet to IL feet wide alley.
II has the gas introduced, bath, hot and cold
water, furnace, cooking range, etc. Clear Of all
incumbTance. TeTms-Hsif cash. Immediate
possession. May be examined any day pre-.
Vious TO sale.
NJ. THOMAS q SONS. Auctioueers,
l2l7 1926 Nos. l39 and l4l s. EOURrH Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19

CARD.--we Will sell on Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday day and evening, at lOS A, NJ. and 7J,
f. h. aluu and general assUrtnenT of fancy goods
suitable for tho holidays.