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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

CoLT,Ax AGAIN. Mr. COliaX is not disposed.
To let his connection with the Credit OIoblIcr
swindle rest with the speeches, evidence and
explanations already before the public but ev-
id nifty feels the necessity for some furth Ter
vindication, and is struggling to procure nddi-
lional testimony. The last witness produced
is Mr.. John Drew, Washington lawyer, who
says that in 1868. he was standing near Mr..
Oakcs Anes ia the room of the Sergeant at
Arms, at the Capitol, and that he observed
that Mr.. Ames had in his hand. n check, which.
he held in such IL WAY That Mr.. Drew could
See that it was nr,de payable -. G. or bear
er" Mr.. Drew further saw MI. Amcs himself
draw the money, and saw him afterwards, pay
1t away, Mr.. Drew noticing al the time that
the uppermust bin WINS one for five hundred
dollars Mr.. Dew Wns at that time IN the
habit of keeping II dinny, hs says, land he dnds
that this transaction must have occurred "nn
June 20 or %" bul ON which day he cannot
precisely recollecl Add To this, EVIDENCE in
Mr.. Coliax's favor that on the examination
before the investigating committee, of Mr.
Dillon, the Clerk and Paying teller of the Ser
geant- at Arms, he testified thut he asked Mr.
Amas during the Investigation whether Il
might not be that ii was to Mr. Ames himself
that he paid, the twelve hundred dollars IL
question, aud that Amcs said 1t might bn 81
he thought 1t quite likely
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19
-NOTICEi

A Ii parties having an unsettled ac-
IN count with me. will please call without delay, at
John T. SrRoNG's the office of K, H. Fitch, and ad-
tf1.2i o. b. MOSS, MI D.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

We copy hom the Chicago Tribune the fol
lowing graphic account Of the bearing and
treatment of their distinguished guest by the
snobs of England. 1t is not little curious,
how far human weakness is capable of debase-
mcnt, when popularity seems 10 lie in that di-
rcciun. The article will repay 7rrusal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

THE CHrEF JUsTICEsuIF;-'Fhe Chicago
Tribune presses the name of Judge Drummond
now u S. Judge of the circuit embracing III
linois Indiana and Wisconsin, tor the vacant
Chiet Jusliceshp. Judge Drummond was ap-
pointed United Sntes District Judge by Mil
iard Fillmare in 1870. Lie has been un-
gucstiunahly the ablest lawyer of Wing politics
in the State of Illinois. lie remained District
Judge until the creation of his present Office
in 1859, when he was appointed by General
Grant TO the position he now holds. The
Tribune thinks the President will satisfy the
public if he appoints either Mr.. Evarts, Judge
IPoar OF Ju dEe Drummond TO the vacant
place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

MRLIs' PpsTPRANDIAL FREE TRADE.
SPEECH-The late speech of David A. Wells
at the Golden Club dinner, in London. is not
well received BY even ule Free Traders In En-
gland. Lis statements are at wal with the
facts on The subject and u Manchester, Eng,
Free Trader writes.tO. the Tribune II just but
severe criticism of Wells false and untounded
assertions Regarding what protection has evil
,!ently done fer the United States. The Tri--
bune, cditormlly, says
Free Traders, unGer the lead of Mr.. Wells,
have for II long time past been trying TO con-
vince the American laburcr Tint the "purChas-
ing power" of his wages Is SD feeble that he
would be much better off in Europe. 'fhe
purchasing power OF the wages of any salh-
ned person Is seldom as great as the recipient
of the wages wishes ii 10 be, yet labor in
America is not i'll paid. Half the necessary
expenses of every laborcr who has family
are incurred tor food. In the Old World
tbs. proportion is considerably greater than
| one hall BIZ this lies the secret OF that stead
| lily swelling tide OF immigration which still
rolls in on our shores uncht ckrd by The mod
cTn Canute The English or German mechan-
| ic can niEDad ~ consume ten pounds OF butter
beef sugar, eggs tea and 0OiH'e in tins country
for one that woulN he within his reach al
home Knowing this TO be II supreme truth
what does he care for the Information that the
wages of II years work will buy less pig Iron
pertnmery, broadclOth, Cashmere shaw!s, and
fancy soap in Illinois than ia Manchester? lie
does not sulsist on pig mon and fancy soap
but on t0od, and he constantly sees on, his Ia
bic articles of food which in England nre wei
nigh banIshcd ftom the laborer's kitchen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-06

The balloonists are waking up generally.
Professor S. A. King informs the Buffalo
press that he is constructing an Immense
balloon with capacity OF 10000 cuDic feet,
in which he will ascend from that city about
September l. His experience demonstrates
that steady current OF mir from west to
east does not exist ut any height. While
under certain circumstances an aerOnaut
might sail over the Atlantic and land safely
in Europe, he scouts the idea that such u
mode Of transit is reliable over large Dody
of water. ..
Sleep anywhere and every where is good.
Ministers complain if here and there a men,
Ter of their congregation grows drowsy
but as look around and see the hard.work-
ing men and women, all clean and fresh and
smooth in their Sunday suits, and sheltered
from the sun. released frnm toll, and sooLoed
by the pleasant voice OF a well-bclovei
pastor into slightly unsteady nutarichiy-
earned repose, bless them unaware. Not
the least of the many benefits wrought US
by the clergy is the sweet su,nnoleuce which
80 gently and benignIy broodS oyer'a weary
aud happy congregation on a sultry Sunday
atIernoon.-G Gail Hamilton. q, pr
In certain town in Vermont several in
stances have lately occurred where husbands
who have lost their wives have married
again within six to twelve weeks; hence a
GOOD deal of neirhborhood gossip, partic,l-
larry among some OF those women who
still live" One of these, Mrs. B-,at u
quilting The other day, said 81 do hope ]
maF be spared till summer, for then may
have tombStones oyer my grave before my
man gets tied up again. .,.,...t FL 80:
LISA pleasant mtmory for an old .man tn
leave that he 9 was the Youngest old man j.,
The State" THIS il said Of the late James
Ford, of rail River. who died at tile adj
yanced age OF eighty Jour years, and yet
preserved atmOst 10 he last his fYnaness ieT
society, aud contributed his full share to all
social enjoyment, He .~a- an editor for
twenty -fve years. That explains It. m :
The Americans 1t Vienna are jubisant over
tho complete success of our FeapeTs and
mower, at the recent sfbl on Danube plain.
Both England and Eanee backed out 2hea
IL came to the competitive trial. ~,
A young man who recently Hent to Chi
cago, writes, that; the wider the circle Of his
acquaintance grows, the more profoundly he
sympathises with the Illinois passion fos
building penitentiaries.--4ss-
The Signal Beresu proposes TO iereei
weather oLservatories on the ssiiHniits q. hi,
Mitchell, n. c., aud Pixies Peak !t'lh2 u
They hare q collateral security bank II
Baltimore good idea, g.i..i44 l,ssf l.iT, Via
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iRETrEx THAN THE SrRIEGs.-( New York
Tribune. The latest thing in hotels il
Suggested by I'LL ingenious correspondent OF
the Galveston Neus. Its TO be called the
haria. Sanitariuu. 1t is to be huge bai-
loon. firmly secured by strong attachments
It Droper height. Galveston" he says,
.eis within one mile of the most delightful
climate in the world. and this climate is d.
rectly overhead" To the enormous bal
loon there Is to be attached a framework Of
sufficiently strong wire, fitted up to accom-
mo,late one hundred guests. This airy sa-
loon will he reached By a smaller BAL
loon acting ss an elevator. When the
barometer indicates disturbing weather,
the gas can be let of and the
whole establishment brought down to
solid earth. We can imagine Il carayansary
Sof this kind perfectly delightful. Owing to
the purity OF the air the chainberuaids
would bloom In perpetual youth and iD
such vicinity 10 the Immortal gods every
man. waiter would develop into GsnJ medic
and every table.siri into 1ebe. As tor the
gentlenianIy clerk, what limit would there
be to bis celestial gifts aud graces? And
here would the landlord grow solid. im-
pfessiYe, and .joyial as Joye himself SO
near the moon and starr; what more charm
ing place could there be for airtingY And
when we call TO mind how easily the boFes
could be thrown over. We feel that we need
say no more. ~ =. 5 49, If,
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july rs, 1873. /

OLD Troy UEEARTHED.-A private letter
from Mrs. Francis, wife of the American
Minister to Greece, conveys the first intelli-
gence of the complete and brilliant success
attending Dir. Schliemann's long-continued
explorations on the. site of Ancient Troy.
The letter says:,,;55 r..r7} 4r.s. .n
Mr.. Schliemann has returned from Troy.
He has completed his excavations, after three
years of labor, by a grand master stroke. He
has discovered The Palace of Priam and large
treasure in gold and silver. 70 He has carried
away with him forty large cases containing
various articles, also fifteen baskets of real
treasure. We called upon him at his resi-
'depce for the purpose Of examining bis col.
lection. saw in his house gold goolets and
vases which shine just like the gold OF our
age. also saw some beautiful head-orria-
ments made Of gold, massive and we'll
made, resembling those, now worn by the
modern Greeks There is a golden goblet
weighing nearly three pounds, also quan-
tity of small, round earrings, such as are
used and worn by children of our days"
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Two RRAys MEN AND THREE BRAVE Wo-
xsN.-{New York 7rsGune.] while we have
always considered Ii to be somewhat improper
Tor husbands b. beat their wives, we hare
seyer for q moment thought It to De inst the
tiiiug for wives to beat their husbands.
There are. we are told by the New Albany
fIpa.) Ledger, two Wretched men In that
town who are treated by their wives with
rsyolting cruelty. The 6rst victim Is de-
ssslbed 10 !" d,minutise Ia size, feeble 10
health, aad lacking in courage" ;, On the
either hsnd, the wife Ii powerful creature.
.tHgr, burly, bony, and double-fsied."
When she - excited She 10 mauls her little
man that afi he can do Is to cry piteous!y
for assistance. In fact, knowing what h
coming. be does this frequently as presu-
Ftionary measure, even before the truculent
dime begins business. Victim No. Q is tsof
good size, strong muscle, and average GUAM
'tity Of Nerves" but his wife, having the yas-
liable assistance OF rioHs and sa,nted mo-
ther-in-law. is enabled to ,chastise him
whenever she thinks that she may feel bet
ter for doing so. No. can bear it no
longer, and las humbly petitioned for di-
vorce. He is the little one. The stout fell
low with the mnther.in.laW hasn't courage
enough left to sign petition. So OF course
be can't be divorced.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, A s.l Is
THE MIDLOTHIAN coAIs.Ad1SSiEss, IT, ~
PuBIIC yfrtnc Of desd o On, INV ~
William WI1rree, Jr., and duly recors sen in n.
clerks office f Chesterfield County Court ~ ia
r,ars af,aik being required so 20 oc
beneGciary sell al public auction, IN dne
En- S,s l n # iy II ssas s be
Misoshian cos- ines.in Chesterdeid eor.5
Gaining nboutniDe hundred and
ioini,g the ianB or rrankfin ~ 70, aiS
es,ck and others. Ifss HSe ~ -. = "a f..,,,,
Iiris land Hes about two anda half nHss lIn s9
Coai1eld station, On the Rlshngo.na a5n H
raffrtad within lie co1-efd ABOUT TIM, ~
cleared the residue Id forest OF pak and piHe. "
race indications Of the EXISTENCE az cOAi
snod al any i the coaIfeid. The colislsS
dwelling With nine or ten roons ana all
S.rv o,1t-hgtisea ( yyii. ttsll bsH insstiS Lsnl,H
TyEaMs Cash suf eirnt TO ss sse
on tise icffi az Mart1s75yt6 be secured bya aesa
of frust on the properly: the residue on tae PasS
ciase money II any. to be payable nt suen Llnses
md seeiired IN tuch manner as fre said WinfIee
Shall direct aid Ia efaus of sscb as tne
trssss sssn si Rili h d
.bs the morning srain 70 the plase OF sale.
- srs'',ty,s.,7 Id rot n sstBkoDkS. Trustee.
iRossRrsos & BsoSAUGII, Aucti oneers d1.t a
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A drummer for New York house told

, A drummer for New York house told
ME he never paid carriage hire upon arriving
in a strange city. He always had a supply
of cards of wcll-known business houses 10
his pockets, aud, arriving at q place, when
assailed by hackmen, would look around as
il searching for some one, and excIaim. mo,
get out of the way: am looking for the man
that always drives me-" Of course they
would all shout he wa, not there. having
lust gone with load and then selecting u
carriage he would get inside and order HIM
self driven TO some corner near bis hotel,
aud handing the driver card with some
wpll.known business name would tell him
to call around in the morning when he would
settle. The driver, looking at the card, Of
course would be satisfied, and the rider
would never more be found, the driver call
ing in vain next day at the direcfion.-Ne,r
Orleans Picdyune.
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4 UCTION SALE OF VALU ABLE AND
IL ATTRACTIyER HEAL. EsTATE.-pnrsuaa 81
,cs decree OF the Circuit Court OF LyncnUasE, o.
isnghorne. &C., snd l.aughornes asiSlee e. sou '
&C., the undersigned. rs commissioners ioi u.e
purpose will, ON FRIDAY the sth day OF huguSI,'
1874. CON, meiicfpg with the MILL at orscct =.
NJ, sell, 90 the prem!ses In each case, W pubic
nncri0n. to the highest bidder, the following PRIV
perty: L..~, a.
sjanThorne MiiIs proper y In the city OF Lynch.
bn 10. between and ai the Junction OF The james
River aud Kanawha canal and R!acksatsr ,h,,s
The pncc contains about acre 3tid hse-fiSnuis'
he o,srfng mill Is OF the largest IN ulr Sts.
and IS capable OF turning out $50 or $40 Dallss ~.
day: and connected herewith are corn miu o. w
paciiy per day. The very ample supply Of Saisr
nas Be pcrpesuaiiy ootainea FROM tie Canal Coo
pa nasa HaEF-ACRE VACANT Lot on Blash-
water creek lialf.uile above che mill ana aol"ih-
Ing the los OF John VIII. r..
>. An ACRE LOT below ElnEes fcimu !, on III, t
canal. the peat hut one above Percis"i 1ae'' WV
q small house thereon
: TERMS OF SALE: Cash Will be rcqrlrca ~ ~ 70 ,s.
much rs shalt be necessary to pay exNnsAs Va 90,
and costs OF sutts-szy, about tPc per @ NJ r,i
given of one, two. three, aud four ysars iol ea To-.
portions Of the residue, with bones WIN koo ,nr
sxinal security bearing SIX Ter cfnt. Mlci %.
datt. titie b-hz retaiEed rs aecuoei ~ ,ay
and property subject TO resale TN aetsen ot p'
nienf la whole or ip par.
I For further Information apEiyd % j. xEAN,
/ Z vt: i & fy stS:;sa:
81 s-itdts Coan.n.on9..-
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FF.- A.
J,nno y. RryEs TAXES CARE OF THE AS.
a,.srEs.-In the United States District Court
for the Western District Of Virginia. al
Lynchburg ,I, ~ g",,e, ho mo Il
claims and no assets for creditors, asslgnees
i bs allowed an additional fee Of five dollars
f Sv T renorting thereon; and when it becomes
nac ss for the assignees to examine into
tho ,ynlne of such homestead exemptions,
thnv sbalI be allowed reasonable SUM for
s sxs and labor incurred thereby, to be
sndited and allowed by the clerk, subject to
she action of the Court. Attested copies OF
this ruie to. be forwarded to clerks ut Har-
risonburg, Dauville, and Abingdon, TO be
recorded by them, aud assignees i'll cases 6led
in their respective offices notified thereof.
! - ALEXANDER .R1yEs, District Judge.
I'll, lS 1879 ..r.-. -,..... .. # y. 80
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~ BY Cook 81 Laughton, Aucuoheers,
corner Franklin ana Governor streets.

cToCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
y GOODS: STURE-FlXTURES, &C.. AT AUG
TION.-On thursday, the 5t Instant as ~ ~. ~
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. the stock OF .tl
- MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
an fresh tf, seAsonalle goods, embracing the usuaL
variety found In such al establishment, tose'her
"tHt'N'H STORE FIXTURES. = -.
The ladies' ore specially invited TO attend. -
!! - - ,r....,..-ri .. COOK. q LAUGHrONigs
ou5 Auctioieers.gr
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THo Parasrapsfs frezn NJ. U. Y. ls1 vac
5-- fsn.s East Letter.
rHr ENGLISH LasGUaaE.

Y. a,,,ong the guest at Hall are quite q Num-
t,er ~ Rnesiaf and Austrian children, nearly
NH Of whom can speak the English 1aIglsask;e.
This IL the ease especially VILE lnc IT, To-
e;an and North German children. hev aIs
Il, eharee !of governessss, and their genern a
com yers1tior, is in English, though they speaA
T5rench and their native tongues a!so' a
Iits,is Russian less tban Ave years OF age;
!anaaka yery correctly In English, Ffen men, anu
Rnsaian. We were astenished q day or tWo
lssase, isf hearing d voice under our yinao"
%. ming 20 " ilimI,, If you do not. come
here this minute I viii tell your tnotner.
r Pie chiidreci are sfatsh to speak EgstlsD:
n,tho1,aht their parents have mo knoW!edge q
fbe langtiaage. q This would indicate thM tae
next generations ~ Iiaat least speak our nm A.
ays more extensively than the present no. 90
30 much for President GRANTS predict TOT oHp. -
!otGirsoI THE rsE OF TOBACCO. !. ,rJ o
| We have been ra.hef surprised TO hnd 90
few persons smoking pipes in sA.lsltia., ah ~
deed, pipe, Is seldom seen exceps an,on
the laboring classes. The most tlaso.As
mode of using the weed bare lsln ase.. ;s,,
almost every gentleman being pr9Slosa wv. ~
a silycr box, In. which they bsye iInikisn w.
bacco and small slips OF. paper, WEn Anus,1
me on them ready for rolling Ihey Hlaaei
them as they use them, and are very expert
In The 6andiipg, or the tobacco. The sheS-i
inG of tobacco. is, universally arepidiated'
heinz regarded ,asttbe height Iof yuigarley.:
Tie Turkish tobacco g Of foe favor ana
commands high prices. 1t is very muea ~
Appearance ike the iine-cut chewing tobac-'
60 so extensively used ut home. The cigars
made by tie. Austrian Government, WINCH
are fhe only description to be bad, are, very;
Interior. and It Is not to be wondered taa..
the cigarette Is so generally used 10 prefer.
ence. The smoking of cigarettes By the ~
dies Is quite common, especially among 'he
higher classes. cI!l.1 e5rtl ~ -! ~.
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& III Ap Pic Mo- The Frauksia Gazette
sass there - win be q picnic near mfr. Peter
SaundeIs's, eHtbe Floyd pike, some tWslse
miles from this place, Oh tbs istlioi August.
THIS picnic. viii he in the Interest Of The
Rocky Mount railroad. The good people
seem to he nc work all over the county by
every correct means to get the railroad. II
we secure the vote fOFthe county subscriptions
TO this read much credit will he due the
ladies Of our county. This. picnic will be
gotten up bs ladies, aud all they do In be-
nalf of the raslroad should Justly be credited
TO them
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4 .s07l ByLyne @ Brorner.Jp ~1s';:ssss s.
. 4 Aretioneers andB Real Estate, Agenfssi ~
i,It ~, Mo. fela Afaia street. sgr4i,sss,i, .

HANDSOME FRAMED TENEMENT,
III SITUATED IN THE EAST LINZ W., 9 M
sTR EETS. For SALE ATAuCT1ON.--Wesh shall,
at the request OF the owner who intends to remove
nom the city, sell at public aucifon, on me pre-
inises. On THURSDAY the 18th August! 1919, ut ~
p. a.. that very. desirable md conveniently ar
ranged FRA 81 TENEMENT, located Us aiove
described containing about six rooms, 1e.' az. III
Thefrms viii be quite liberal aud ANNOUNCED al
the hour Of sale. -.s' LYME q bhVInEn,
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tbs POISONOUS WmTE FlsH.--The Board
of Health OF Pittsburgh, Pa, held meet.
ing on Friday to investigate the frequent
cases Of poisoning oceasioned by eating
smoked fish. The matter has been placed in
the hands OF the meat Inspector, who had
procured a sample of the fish aud turned it
over to chemist. The latter reported: "1
have made a careful analysis of the so-called
smoked white fish you bundled me some
time ago, but, With the exception Of
creosote, / have not been able to
discover any poison, either inorganic or
organic. These fish do not seem to have
been smoked ut all, but treated with the Ii
quid creosote. 1t is very probable that the
cases of poisoning occasioned by eating OF
th sc fish are attributablero the presence Of
creoso!e. The symptoms as related to me
agree with those of creosote as given by the
standary works on. toXicology.' The, meat
Inspector rex commended that the sale of such
fish be prohibited, saying, that although hsh
treated in this way may not contain enough
poison to seriously ipj re the persons using
them US food, yet they become putrid IN
short time in hot summer weather.
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REVIVAL m THE Dry Goons TRADE.-The
Now YORK BtsllesiR, in irs review Of the dry
,a o business in.that city, notes decided
essnne for the better In, many departments
~ tr,de. The woo,len branches Of the trade
,,,s reiaiiyely the most satiye, city and west.
~, iobbsrs alike operating freely both In
asnoe, and mems wear, clothing goods, the
disfributior Of which was enlinen.iy satls.
Isaory. The writer add, -,.,;.s n.y., -ss.. !.
( e Fai, dress fabrics haze not yet appeared
IA ysr;aty. bnt present Indications are TINT
ini,in textures viii be In the ascendant ter
iks coming season, both In: French and Brit
ish goods. There was some inquiry for cot
fsFs seIyets aud xel.eteens by the mruufac-
fsring trade, but The low prices which were
current last season have SO Ear demaralIzea
sEhe market that there Is wide diaerenee be-
tween the views OF buYess and sellers. !.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT. grand tourna-
,nent will take place at Acquintou, King
William county, on Friday next, the sth IN
slant, chiefly under the direction of, the
Knights of King William county, but open
to all knights from Essex, King and Queen,
New Kent, Hanover, and Richmond citr. M
is supposed that at least thirty knights WI ,a
enter the list, among whom ithere'wisl be
1nsny who have already won proud dletlnc :
ton with "lance and steed'' in the fierce
tournament of bloody strife. The Charge to
toe knights will be delivered by Colonel "a q.
8. McLaughlip, Professor Of Rock Hui Col
Hon. Beverly b. Douglas, of Virginia. An
Immense gathering of clivairy and beaut!
Is Anticipated. s-sSZ =. y
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Bv Redwood & Crcnshaw, Aucdoneers,
E. No. 1920 Main street.

By Redwood & Crenshaw, Aucdoneers,
-E No. 1920 Main street. a"
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION Of our
wv rooms, No. 1870 Main street, THIS MORN
ING at 10 o'clock & genteei assortment OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, comprising
NJ AItp;ASY and STAINED WARDROBES,
MAHOGANY STDEBOARDs, s. ...
MAHOGANY, JENNY LIND, COTTAGE, and other
BEDST EADS; --u.,r Pa.
SOFAS and LOVING Es, FEATHER BEDS. u.s..
BUREAUS, SAFES, WRITISG-DESKS,
WAsHsTASDS and TABLES,
CHAIRS, WATER-COOLEkS,
HATS. STRAW EATING,
..". MATTRESSES,
BROOMS, CLOCKS,
aud sundry articles not enumerated.
REDWOOD i CRENSHAW,
aus Auctioneers.