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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-01

Committee on Diciston of Counties.
The Committee on Division of Counties will meet
in room of Incorporation of Towns, Claims and
Indian Affairs, under the Senate Chamber, on
Friday of each week, at "a O'Clock, P. NJ.
+. II. WEBER,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-01
Committee on agriculture.

The Committee Agriculture and College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, will meet at the
agricultural room No. "a every Thursday afternoon
at ~ O'clock until further notice.
SAML +. PERLEY,
l.. +. GREENE, Chairmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-01
C0mmittce on Finance

The Committee on Finance will meet in the
Treasurer's Office, on Wednesday of each week, al
2is O'clock until further notice.
ID. X. HOBART, Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-01
Committee on Fisheries.

committee on EiSheTteS.
The Committee on Fisheries will meet in room
No. III, on Tuesday of each week, at 2]i O'Clock p
NJ.
ii. S. BARTLETT,
rbairr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
Old ir0nSide>.

The frigate Constitution, familiarity
known as the cold Irousides, arrived
Mt Philadelphia few days since. This
vessel was built in 1897, at Boston, ard
became famous in the war OF 1872 by
her successful engagement with the
British war ship Guerrero. For sew
eral years back She has been in use at
Annapolis as school ship, but her
dmbers becoming rotten, and the gov
eminent having determined to keep the
old craft ahoat for memories of the
past, she has been sent to Philadelphia
for rebuilding, and will be turned out Il
iirst-class screw frigate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

MODERN RAuRoAp MANAGEMENT
On the Michigan Central Railroad, Tor
over sixteen years past not a drop of
blood has been drawn from man, woman
or child inside the cars, and inst now
the podiw opcr0udi is especially in
portant At MI hours of the day and
night there sits am operator IN the Kal-
amaze station midway of the line who
receives kilograms from every train on
the road, the instant they enter or leave
station, SO that heholds or starts them
ut will His eye is literally on the en-
tire line continually, making collisions
next to ou imposSlbilty, and its i'm
mense single track quite equivalent, SO
far rs safety is concerned, to the best
double-track roads. Its twelve and six
teen wheel coaches, admitting Of the
breaking otalmost any oLeof the wheels
without disabling the truck, constitutes
one also no small item in this aggregate
Of immunity from perll-Ih iI.rst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
RUSSIA N THE EAST.
T'he Theft of a Iar-c japanese yslar,,
EnGln md Ertttin% AhomtIl.

England Frotting AhoutIt.
The London Advertiser says, regard
ing the Russian advance on India, that
at the present moment, when British
interests in the East are completely
neglected by our Ministers-when they
are deaf TO the appeals OF India, dumb
as to affairs in China, and blind to the
incessant advances of Russia on our
greatest ependency-it may be well to
draw attention to the latest step which
the great Northern Power has taken to
give t another place of leverage from
which to wrench our Indian empire
from rs or at least to attack it with
increased probabilities Ct success. As
the public would certainly never hear
OF such events from the present Gov
eminent until it was too late TO prevent
them Gas we fear it is in the present
caSe), It becomes more imperatlvely the
duty OF the independent press 70 warn
them OF tho menacing attitude taken ND
by foreign powers in reference to the
Eastern possessions which they are
known to cOyet so much, and 70 point
out the dangers which, by the reckless
idleness of the Gladstone cabinet, are
accommodating around India. In the
last weeks of the late abortive session,
which were devoted to the wholesale
withdrawal Of every measure to which
the Government was pledged, the Rus
sian Government quietly, and without
any remonstrance from our Ministers,
took possession of a large island in the
sea of Okotsk, which it would not be
too much to describe as one of the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
Grit Moll.


TAFrER 4HE HANsER or The AoDRRss.l
Richard 5. Greenough, tho sculptor, is a man Of
considerable power with the pen az well as with the
ahise ar the following satire on the Bret Harte-
John Hay school Of poetry win witness
Hurra for Mol Of the Mountains,
Tho gal that hangs by me,
III back her agn the biggest cUss,
Whoever the fool may be.
SHES sumner and q roarer
what, do sou say she's black?
Young fellow, yOull git f5Orcr
If you don't take that word back
Down in the gulch's belly
She pitched into Silver jim:
She knocked him into o jelly
IA re was little left y him.
She aud a grizzly tussled--
10 was even tug ana g1
she'd nary a rag left OI her,
Bot she made him swallow hoe!
She bet her pile and lost It,
FOR Gouang Lee was there
she dIiut seem 90 care BIT
DidAt the fellow stare!
"I1lgo another Z" yclled Molly
We gathered round 20 see
she touched of q Eeg OF powder,
And landed Ia a tree.
Mon was hanging there, too
She did not vince or moan,
But 10 see her open and shut her hands
NDull have melted a heart Of stone.
care you sufierin' much - said 1, - MoN.'
"T'm just in hc,' said She
''But ! guess az far As monte g0os,
Pm ahead Of GOugiug Lee /"
Three months on her back AIoll lay
The powder mark is there;
But Gouging Lee found another tree
Now csdl her black, " you dare
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

the arbor Maud had gone and the red
shawl hung on the bench, the feathers
of the bird that had flown Five min
utes later Jenome was driving out OF
town Mt Il rate that would have distin
guished him at 4 race course. Ten
miles on the road ran through wood.
and curved down bend. At the foot
of the hill Jerome reigned in his horse,
and h card the voices Of Maud and Du-
rand. Their horse was drinking, and
they were standing on tie ground talk
ing earnestly. Jerome came nearer
Durand was saying Il tell you you don't
know your mind; You viii be sorry ii
you go back.
- can't be more sorry than | am
Take me home no one need know that
We We're going to run away
"You are making a fool Of me- I
won't consent.
i will go home to father and Jerome
and the rest of them. / shall walk
back
"Ha Let me help you into the car-
ciage."
Jerome Knocked him down remark
ing louder than was necessary, that he
would break every bone in his body"
Dnrand was up in a second, flourish
ing revolver There was a struggle,
a scutiie, and Jerome was shot Not at
all. The revolver fell between them to
the grass. Then Duraud pushed Maud
aside, sprang into his carriage, and
dashed around the hill
Grandfather Grievious. " exclaimed
Alylra, as jerome drove up to the old
house 'where have you been We
got home an hour ago
I've been feeling the cats claws,
said Maud.
Let us alone, remarked Jerome,
as both doctors appeared with mouth
agape; well tell You another time.
After that day came real tronble TO
Maud-the belief that Jerome despised
her. His. conduct to her was cold, III
different, and in time he left Titus
town without mention of return.
" Lor,' said Alyira, on a dark No
vember afternoon, "what ais you
don't be melancholy"
q think am tired of living, Alvira.
There is not much comfort in the
world, IS there
. Heaps of it; only life IS like u hot
poker; you've to grip it in the right
spot or you'll burn Your fingers.
| am SO lonesome"
You are pinin' after that light-liv-
cred Durant
Now, Alyira, You ought to be
ashamed Of yourself
Wall you're hankemn' after some
body. Get the iaundice hike me- and
you'll turn yoIler; fail iuloye and you
can hide il any better"
e" With whom could be in love,
Alyira
with Jerome
Maud choked, answering; "Jerome
thinks | am silly and deceitfuI.
Now | guess he does, said Alyira,
with horrible grimac, toward an adj
joining room.
Maud began to cry Alvira with
drew precipitately, first swooping ont
her long ann and cUried up forc-tiugcr,
as if reckoning to some unseen visitor.
jerome thinks you are an angel, %
declared that individual, taking poses
sion OF the wceper, and kissing her sew
en- or 50 consecutive times without let
of hlndranca, Then he called her AN
angel again.
What a relief it would be, doubtless,
to that class of created beings, if there
were other celestial tribes to which
adorcrs might occasionally refer TO the
adored. There are not; the
angels have endured it so long, they
will have to stand it while the world
L
the story ends -I}diHc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
LOVE AMONG THE DOCTORS.


4 IoDr old-fashioued house has n
uorcb a. each end. Curious STRANGERS
iuauira If IL ia q .sWater Curc. " ana
are told that here live the yifnsfowD
doctors over the cnst door - the
modest vanished sion Of DIR NcftIr-
tom On a crooked pole. before fine
western po,ch ia a osrrat bra2eu pr-I..
and mortar fine emble,ns 40 Ia speak
of " DR. Weaibcrbea =" thus under one
roof live two of trade who contrary
Ia oraca1ruf .gg,r. most admirably
Ifntoriurs .j,.. y.e4 door ,ye find q, littla
parlor. INTO which the sun rusLos riot
1ngIv The wool ia worn oil the old
.s.ussals CARPET. the zofn spfinos me
broken aud the lamD needs Washing
Alylra Gibson. the doctors hou.ekppo-
or. a, sitting by tle window. cutting
ont bptfarnnf rolorcd pontolnrus With
a mir Of tailar'a shears Alyira il not
handsome. Youthful INDULGENCE in
jauudice had tinead her complexion in
mHtlri,y. Her srauty hair rusfy iron
color ia parted like a mans IN
front ana eliminates in but-
ton on .he back. Collars she es-
chews but udmirrs Garnet cloth slim
ners Of vast dimensions. At another
window isJeromc. the doctor'snephew
LAWYER With handsome clear cut
face Dr. Weath,rbee is also nj home.
Yesterday he mounted into his gig and
sp,uroI Tho country like nm iucarpatr
tornado. with n big yellow doc howEno
m tho rear. The horac4rau over a calf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19
American Oysters in England.

London Correspondence Of the Boston journal.
Everybody who has been in England
knows what horrid little unsavory,
uupalatabie, copper coiored, copper
favored, and generally contemplate
biyaive the English oyster is. Every
body who hash been in England ought
to know, so that in his calculation of
Inducements to 90 abroad he may give
due weight to the priyation he must
suffer from the REIMBURSEMENT of one
OF the many luXuries IN America which
abounds i'll extent and quality not to be
equalled in any part OF the civilized
wOrld--and in spite OF the character OF
English oysters-aud IN which any i'm
partial palate viii bear me witness.
English people 10 not except it from
the modest category OF supeuortles
they so enthusiastically boast. This
may charitably he planned in many
cases by want OF experience, as every
EngIishman has not been so fortunate
as to visite America or have a friend
who sufficiently regards him to send
him an oyster treat across the sea.
Fancy my disgust after investing a
$40 creeuback IN selected SADDLE
rocks. - ana freighting them B. 900 miles
on ice, as a special compliment and
treat to what thought would prove an
appreciative Iecipient-iancy my pity
and contempt at beng told that cop
per flavor was better than no flavor at
all. ~ Miserable things as they are IN
England they're expensive, very eXpen-
sive--70 to so cents dozen-so that 1t 5
rather the swell thing to have them,
which Is indeed the only explanation OF
their use, The nearest approach to
genuine oyster, as we understand the
article, found in the English markets,
comes from Ostend, and IS Just enough
like an oyster to be aRgrayatlngly su9
gestive.
This condition OF things has led to
rather novel enterprise, which may pc
attributed to either the sub-rosa honest
preference Of the Englishman for IAN
huvster as IS an hJystcr, or to the
American demand abroad; but let the
cause be what IT may, England gong
10 have oysters. and America Will sup
ply them; not par6oiled. -hriycled-up
bits of old leather, slightly Favored
with oyster, but the genuine thing, ana
on tine following pla0 IL mas .0s-
found by experience that American
oysters brought over the seas in bar
rclS and put 10 bed again fOr a couple
of weeks IN the English waters are Ell
tirely revived i'm freshness aid soIdltF'
and, it is claimed, improved IN ia
vor and appearance. Upon the ucce-7
Of this experiment an import Ilsl
and oyster Company, limited, has
been organized, capital 100000 legul,F-
aleutl Il is expected To -Grn over tAr
capital mplovad once ia every I've
months at an estimated profit Of 4VpeI
cent. per turn over 24O per cent, per
auuum Looks little t-hy, hut r.
doubt thcre is money IN the ldea
We lately learned that a hair-dressel
Ia thus city Has on sale double oIata
It pure gray Lazr. swsnty-el-ht inches
IA length ana about lit thickness 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

TIM all the time tryin',
Al the time tryin'
To climbnip Zion Il hill "

trial, or else the climbers are not what
fancy paints them Steve forgets to
bring back change, and he is an uncon-
scionable beggar. have refused him
nv clothes. from my Panama hat around
to my cuff buttons, down to my boots.
1t don't discourage him from beginning
next day at my boots and going back
to my hat There he is now, putting
cigar behind the haystack; he says he
never touches tobacco
Il am going down by the old mill, "
SAYS Maud. unlatchin9 the gate, and
Jerome followed.
"Wintertan Durand is coming next
week"
who is WIntertan Durand z"
a very agreeable, well educated
young man, so father says--a student. "
How pleasant it will be for him. %
'In what way N
SIN the way you make it pleasant for
me-by being the best little sister in
the world.
II may not choose to play sister"
NO; you may prefer to be a nearer
one and o dearer one.
" It would be nothing to you if |
should, she added pertly
"Oh. Yes it would
HOWE
''You are too Young for such folly
IF YOU 90 silly at thi, stage of life it
viii be your 1ruination, rs Gibson
says,
"Pray tell me what am now
81 win tell YOU what Won have-a
tongue like March, temper like April,
face like June, aud heart like July.
"Aprll like temper-how original
HumDh !"
No dc not think YOU are silly
Won lack discipline.
You want 10 be an old Mentor:
Won think ycu have the experience Of
Mctbuselah, the wisdom of solomon.
Socrates. Connlcius. and. and"
HcIioglbalus would round your
perIol well. MS far as mere sound is
concerned"
j., Intast such people"
As HeleogabaIsl Well. let him
10 Won like me much and like Won
more"
.Gco rome SWper's ready"
shouted Alyirn from the garden gate.
Doctors Ncttlrtun .ul Wetbprb ee
were half brothers. which fact.acconnt-
pd for the intimacy between the two
gomiIias BEFORE Dnrand had been lone
IN Jamestown. me PASSED in one door MS
often MS in the other the difference be
mo ,hot me- was not rs welcome in AIyi
,,'s domains as in Ahud's He wos fair
haired. with an nristocratic moustache,
manners we're oppressiyely porfect -
Alvno botpd him Jerome wont fsh-
inc With him once, and ever after eocb
.',27r,a5 ra,,nlloI Nv tLo nfbar Nh
AMI bo Hal. INV wore nnrand,s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

Tav death of NJ. Edward Berth, Ell
the PARIS Journal dies Dehats, r.
ported He was painter oN profess
ION. and Inspector ot Fine Arts. under
Louis Pmupre His father founded
the Dgbatz, aud lac succeeded toAthe
direction ia 1885, ca tae death os
Younger brother
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-19

4 SERIOUS cpilemical disease, de
scrioeI as sort o. influenza fever, is
raging among horses in Newcastle and
Gateshead, England The disease pre-
vailed in London last year, and It Is
supposed TO have been brought from
there. The animal is totallyprostsatea
during the period Of attack.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
A Winter Evening.

The chill sharp VIM
x,s,,,s TIM sheen their watllrd cotcs behind
And 81 rtps the lai leaf from the brave OLD tree
THAT erstwhilc held its own: GA this wide lea
win coming storm; and now dense snowflake
blind =, , -, ,..
The tay and smother earth In cruel gicc:
yvni;rnnss now grows mpace. Natnrc, farewell
sirar thy long spcll-bou,ia hlu!nher: VIII me
Is, hnm;. with haste, and hy the hearth Will tell
Airaschid's nightly wand riiiSs 10 my boys
Hr ,susiyc Il trt az Hcctor's hattlc-cry;
Mos, nrizc We now sweet Fancy's simple Joys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No loio Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE GEIST MILL, AND LAND
ATTACHED THERETO, IN HENRlCO COUN-
ny, ABOUT THREE MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
TURNPIkE.-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court Of Hcnrco entered on the 10Th day OF Novcm-
Der. 1871, In the suit of John Turpin's executor
against Benjamin W. Ropcr's administrator and
others, the Undersigned. as special commissioner
therein named will proceed 10 sell III public auction
an the premises, on WEDNESDAY Tie .Olh day oi
December. 1871, At the hour of l. ~, that portion OF
the FARM on which Ben amin v. Roper resided ii
the lime Of his death. and described in the papers OF
said suit rs The - Mil Track" containing q sJ.loU
acres. more or less which there Is Gl.lSF MILL
with good watcr-powcr having an excellent country
trade.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to dcfray charges of sale
and costs ost and Us to the rsiuc of the proceeds or
ale upon credit Of one. two. AMI three years, with
interest at SIX per cent from day OF sale, in equal
lnsimcntS, the purchaser TO execute bonds for the
payments with good personal security, and
the title To hc retained until the bonds are paid OIL
aud 4 conveyance directed by the court.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LYME 4 BROTHER, Auction
GERS. no "0,25,27, de 2,i.s,ll,l3&utu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office No. ITO Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALuA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY or
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF iiENltiGn AT
AUCTIOS.-In execution of a decree Of Tie Cham.
Gerry Court Of Richmond entered on the l2th day 81
DECEMBER. 1911. in the case of Gl2cbrook vs.. Glaze
brook heundcrSgned, special commissioner hereby
appointed, will sell at auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY the o3d day Of December, ISL. at T.
o'clock NJ, that DESIRABLE FARM OF which the
late Larkin W. GaZehronk died seized, sttrltea IN
the county OF IIcnrco, about six miles from Rich
mond and half-milc from hungary siatfHn- on the
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad. 10y recent sur
,cy containing FOUR HuNDRED AND Tlilt-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND, with tile lSll'EbA H.
AENrS THEREON, consisting Of Il frame dwelling
and the usual out-buildingS. II Will he divided into
eight lots containing from - To 100 acres most al
tlu.m fronting on tie railroad. Persons wishing I"
purchase small farms In good and healthy neigh
borhood would do well 10 attend the sale.
VIII lie sold on TUESDAY the 10Th day OF Decent
Der, ls7l, on the premises, ut o'clock T. NJ, that
DESIRABLE LOT, with BRICK BUILDING
thereon fronting about so feet on Tenth street and
Immediately I'm OF the factory occupied 10y ti
w Gillian, Esq. plat of the above real estate may
he seen at The office OF the auciOnecr.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance OH Il credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months Tor Negotiable
nntns interest added the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid .
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctionccr. de Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
ByD. X. WclslScr, Auctloncer.

A VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
n HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH STREET,
SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF MASONS' HALL,
MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By request OF
Mrs. Rebecca Mathews, Will sell on IiiuRSDAl
PREMISES. the TENEMENT now occupied by Mr.
Robertsor; newly painted and repaired, containing
six large, two small rooms and storcroom: WIN
Kitchen &C. In the yard. The building is three slo-
rics high one brick and two framed. covered with
tin. The lot Is about 81 feet front by - feet deep.
This property should command attention. cithcr rs
an investment or home.
Terms: Ouc-thIrd cash; balance nj six, twelve,
and eighteen months In negotiable notes, Interest
added ut six per cent, set urc, by dceu OF trust.
TERMS: Made known ut sale. ..
u. X. WEISIGER.
Ge 15-st .,uctiUnepr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20

Grand Is tho leisure OF the earth
She gives her happy myriads BIRTH
And ate harvest fears not dcirt'': ur
But goes 10 sleep in snow wrcuhs 'i"'
Drcaa Is the leisure up above ,ro
The Willie lie ~. whose no, IN, hst dove.
To see IL she would lily {" hi'h'
,,o ,,.,,t. for n, while, houseics' things
Nc t,o,s ABBA, With nrai'e cav w s'Tirg.,
c' -: I,n r.,I,ri world, the dcsoiatc sea.
,vrh "icn window. from the prime
All might MI day, He waits sublime,
i.1.ti fhc rullncSs OF the time ,,
Decrccd from His eternity. lJcd'a i"9e'o'e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
TAX NOTICES.


CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, December l, 1871.
ITO TAN-PA1ERS.-I accordance with
l. All ordinance Of the city the Collectors office, ID
the City Hail. corner OF Eleventh and Broad streets
will be open daily from the 18th To the 3lst DAY OF
DECEMBER inclusive, from o'clock A. N. to 8
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose of receiving from all
persons who have already paid one-hal Of the city
taxes charged to them the remaining half.
The Collector will further receive the unpaid
REAL AND PERSONAL
tax-blls from all persons who have not paid their
taxes for the year 1871.
The Collector would respectfully call the attention
of al taxpayers ~ the ordinance passed LIST OF May
ISL As follows:
sTEN PER CENT. Will be added to the amount Of
said remaining half of the tax charged In every case
where the party assessed shall fail 10 pay said re-
mainug half within the time so limited. But In
any person having failed to pay Ia the month of
june onelaf of the city taxes due from such person
shall fall To pay the whole amount thereof or be
fore the 3Ist day OF December there shall be added
twenty per cent upon the amount of the tax-hll go
remaining due" JOHN +. REGNAULT,
dc lin Collector of City Taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
LOST, S'FEsAYED, &c.

FSrRAY.-Takenu up on my place, on the
IL Ninc-Mic road. BLACK HOG, which the
owner may recover by paying charges. ,,,,,r,,
de 20-.tk CONRAD FEiIl'"
COX REWARD FOR MY MEMORAN-
eDAC DUM-BOOk and PAPERS In 1t, or flF-
TEEN DOLLARS for the BOOK alone or any
information that will recover II. II was dropped
from my pocket near the Old Market after sunset on
the I'd OF December. Send 1t TO through the post
Office, Dispatch office, otherwise, and no qucS-
lions asked, and reward positively sent as directed
The above reward Is in addition to the money IN the
book. William Al.Sli,
de l0-st Deputy Sheriff llenrco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-20
BY Cook & i.aughtOn, Auctionecrs,
corner Of Governor and FRANKLIN streets.

NENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 2Olh In
slant nc 10 o'clock we will sell AT the residence No.
5U7 Third, between Clay and Leigh streets, general
assortment Of grntecl FURNITURE, embracing
MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
OAK DINISG-ROOM CHAIRS, SAFE,
CROCkERY and GLASSWARE,
WALNUT PAl.LOR SUITS, Ia reps;
TWO LOUNGES,
MARRL E-TOP TABLES,
SECRETARY and BOOkCASE,
JENNY LIND and CUTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
WARDRUBES,
BUREAUS. WASIISTANDS,
TOILET SETS,
WuUD-SEhT CHAIRS,
HAIR. SllUCK. and SPRING MATTRESSES.
together with the usual variety OF KITCHEN
FURNITURE, including Irst-rHte COOhlAH-
STOVE.
The above furniture IS nearly new, having been
used about one MONTH COOK & LAUGiFoN,
els Ausl2assls: