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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AS FAR AS RECEIVED. LlTcHFIELD, Truman Smith, Elihu Harrison. Barkhamsted, Lester Loomif, Joel Tifany. Bethier, Minot Smith. <Casaan, Marvin Tanner, Henry Post. Cole6rook, Arthur Howell, Sylvester Smith. CornVaN, Frederick Kellogg, Benjamin Ca.lin. Goshen, George Cook, Jonathan North. HarUisfton, Gaylord.Wells, Asahel Hooker. Kent Garritt Winnegar.
 Ne'e- e-Hartfo'd, James D. Tharp. Geo. c. Kellogg. Ns,o- -MiLford, Walter Booth, Nathaniel Perry. Nortolk, Jedediah Phelps, Harvey Grant. Piymo"'h, Silas Hoadley. .x,*, ..,. Ror6ury, William Pierce.
 Salisbury, Jared s, Harrison, Luther Tickner. Sharon, Israel Camp Samuel E. Evsritt. I'oTingson, Eras,us Hodges, William Batell. Warren, Dan Garter.
 Washington, Youngs Elliott, David c. Whi,Issey. WhtergosOn, John Morris. Winchester, Isaac Bronson, Riley Whiting. W'ood6ury, Matthew Minor, jr. Gideon B. B".,sford. HARTFORD, Thomas K. Brace, Joseph Trumbull. Berlin, Ira F.. Smith, Clark. Bristol, Dr. Bying,oD:. -s7xa Burlington, Cad Frisbie. . Canton, Ezra Adams, Jr. East Hartford, Ralph Phkin. Daniel Eas'"n. Farmington, Lemuel Whitman, Epbor, C"wles. Glastonbury, - Covell, Gideon Wsltss. 'Wsthersasid, Marin Welles, Joseph Camp. ~Windsor, Henry Halsey, Francis Giiieu. Dennis Kimberly, Silas Mix. M Derby, - Gates.
 Middlebury, Marcus Bronson. %Orford. Samuel Wire. Prospect, William Mix.
 Southbmy, Henry Downs.
 Waterbury, Elias Cook, Edmund Austin. Woodbridge. Joseph Bradley, Ja'nes A. Darling.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

Gen. Root has been nominated for GOver- nor, by meetings of Jackson man in the towns of FishkiII and Stanford, Dutchsss co. Meetings for the same purpose have also been called in the towns of Amenia and Rawlings. Also, a county meeting for the l7th April.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

We regret to learn that the spacious man. sion of Gen. Morgan Lewis, near Hyde Park has been destroyed by fire, as well as soma of the out buildings. We understand that the buildings, furniture. SIc. were valued at sO,O0O, ana there was no insurance on the r. Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

Besides the three Senators elected from this eoaa- iy, tAiessrs. Williams, Butler, and Ssdgwiek.l we learn that Dr. Samuel B. Woodward tCiay) is pvoba- bly elected from the let 6r Hartford district; Lashsr L0susis tJackson) from the 2d; Tracy Psck tCisyI fromahe 3d Wa. W. Boardnan krom ths 4th, and John Pierce from she 5th. No aseoaais kom sshsr' districts have been received.
 Look oHt for Mad DOgs!-It win bs sssn hy aas- ,es of the Civil Authority of the sOws 0f 9alishar.
 in our advertising columns, that that tswa s insaasd with mad dogs. We iearn that sevesal yoaag sssis: hogs. &e. were bitten by dog belonging e Air. geR. Pierce, the first one which known io bs ssbia; and sha, tn nine days aAsr they were bisssa. they were seized with the hydrsPhObis. and died.- The dog of r Pierce had rsa Ghiee four miles, ia drreal directions, snappiag at every shipe is mss; aud was 6naIly killed al the Furnace Village. WoalA it no, be exPedicn. for the neishbOrns tOwns lO - dopt precautionary measuresf
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

neighbOs most rOundly for their abandon. ment of the old republican, politics. SO gOsU the wOrId.-Bridgeport Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05
Buffers majority, 2S4.
l5TH DISTRICT.

Majority for Sedgwick, l94.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-05

The hill sppropriatiDg SsO0. 900 for the colonization of free negroes and mulattOes, has passed the Maryland House Of Delegates, by a respectable majority. Southern geutle- men with whom we have .conversed, says the Journal Of Commerce. attach great impor- tance to these mov emcnts, and consider them as introducing new era in the history of the country. They are Uf opinion that the South en masse will gre long not only admit, but seek anapprOpriatiOn from the national treas- ury to aid them in the work
 The Harrisburg (Pa.) Reporter of Friday last, states that the bill fur the abolition ol Lotteries passed tho House Of f.laepresenta. tives 0n Friday lasl, by vote OlS7etOo:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02

BOOKS toreeeIse subscription, u tie stock Of
j the 14es Ryer and k.utWua Company,
,..lbs o1raaat the Franklin Hotel, Ii the town OF
i, rnehbar.s on Friday the sth inst. from l. Till ;
,.l.., anl to continue from day today until the
,.g.r4tIoaol the tlme pt1scrihaduy Iow.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02
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ny alternately eo2Nma and d,',oa,...a IA uanh
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ltlliaa al the ba,, and by every apco''' "' post
panenanl aud proaasloauon, during ihr piosis d
of the bIii
Notwithstanding all 'h1'e dHa'''| cp'o"H a
IMMUNITY OF Congress, prompted hy Tue WIZ 'A Ia.
b#at nte,ests Of Ia nation, passed the h'l \ ~
hull NV proceed, With great respect ana d''''
enc. II r,1uue soneui thu "gr'"""' tons '#
e.olas Inn, eant.oo.d IN ia. ''..i.ol Ia, "a =
a1aI..usa# oass as Ieana repetition Of "h1t
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/ liaui Lac ffha,adu'so Of Congress- as " la'on.
stuuoua ro".r In establish 'h.nb' ''' "eou"
-, l. sHarg aems teo ,or aaj i"" against the o1
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all 9lotd.t.,a /. decided against the ,o"a.
j 1t IL examur bottle thce cases. HE 'Iouae
# Representative IN 1911, poacd tle blil tore.
aharl.r tla Ganls anil consequently oGnmed ,ha
poNtr. In Senate during the same year W,e
divided. L and T. and the Vice rrr,rot gave
Ian. llf the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02

-, attributes # sageraisnty-- regulation Of %
current uat M II tie country. They were no 90
er euu,t nj 10 assist the lresury,ln either OF it
.ttt. ap5 ftIafs IF ealeelon Opposite, dstr, =,
T ta4at Tn 8aiaie fegeuaas. In fat, the papos
] winch Thy emitted, mi which the Treasury, ho.
+ tn force Of events, found lsef constrained -
lafatse. wns constantly obslneting the operatioh1
ui III. Department, lor Il would accumulate Wher-
If W. lot vented and could not be used where y
wa wanted, for liz purposes Of Government, WIN
OFT a ruioous an atbrilrary brokerage. Ever
mu - paid 10 on received from the Government
pad NJ received as much is than he ought 10 haY,
done. as VT tn difference between the medlut
N which tn paymen. WIS Effected aud speci.
Taxes were no lonser uniform. In New England
where specie payments lad not been suspcnded,m
People Wera etea uFentopaY larger contributions
tItm where Thy wera .uspendel IN Kentucky a"
much mae va pa1hg tqe Pcot'e u th"ir , ,.Se
t4,a,, nna pafl. ia. st'mi ufihf 's'W " cp'o
"a Kentucky PIP. 81 ~oftn mote tdon ONO pa
'.GaasIIlt then. tbot the sta,aofth tho curron-
y was sufIi IL. =, t.Ie,lns man coull coniem-
pluto II without the most SERIOUS alumi thatI
threatened general distress II II lid not ultimately
Id 10 con. usI,l lul laaalaTtsluu OF The Govern
meit# il appanaa n In 10 ba the duty ofCon-
sI#.s io ,pp4 a teaedll ia remedy could be dew.
~ \ ,atraal baaa with other auxiliary mta'
suI.s. ~ proposed as that remedy. MI CLAY
sald. he determined 10 xamtul the question WIN as
HaGe pr. ailaa d possibi aafIsps luo hS lormet
opinion lie know that tn salsat course to INN,
II he pusurd cold etoulatirg prudence was t.
adbt as 10 lIt1l oplalan, raIt or wrong lie wa
pausog aWata lhat, iths changed, or seemed y
ehau9 ii, Ia shou,1 eaPoar himself 10 some con.
sure but ualns Al Inc stsi ~ with 90 ''Sht shld
upon llhy eeeal5 haPptnas a,nee the co'"uehoe-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-02
BLANKS

or EVERY DESCRIPTIONS F0Is>AIa i
THIS OrFlCE
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30
VOL. Z,
OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON ExPosIToR,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE Posr-OFrIcr
J. ". GIBBONS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.


The WILMINGTON Exposition will be published
weekly on Super Royal sheet, at Two Dollars per
year in advance; Three Dollars at the end of the
year. No paper will be discontinued, until all ar
rearages are paid, except at the option of the pub
lisher-and failure to notify discontinuance will
be considered new engagement.
Advertisements not exceeding square, will be cons
spicuosly inserted three times for One Dollar, and
for every subsequent insertion Twenty Cents Those
exceeding square in the same proportion
All communications relating to the business of the
adjustment, if sent by mail, to ensure attention
must be post paid. t 44.lsa
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
From the .Neac Orleans Bee, Sept. 4.

Villereal, commander of the Mexican ar.
med schooner Mountezuma, which was cap
tdred by the U. S schooner OF war Erampus,
captain Tatnah, for an ACT of piracy upon the
American schooner VIM. A. Turner, was
examined before his honor, Judge Harper,
yesterday morning. He told the most impu
dent and Improbable story that has ever bees
sworn TO- The articles which we're taken
from the American vessel, he says. were gi.
yea gratuously, even The writing desk CON
tanning the schooneF's papers. aud the letters
to their consignees.! 4 he prisoners were re-
manded for further examination to day.
The mullatto man Philip, accused of the
murder of Mrs, Fayet, was t,ied yesterday
by a court Of free holders, presided by the
parish judge. apd condemned to be hung to
morrow, or within the nextlseniy four hours.
Rude, who lately relieved a gambling es,
'tabllsbmeRt in this city, of about nine
hundred dollars in a nanneF cont,cire Ia
reggie dc Hoyle, has, We learn been arrested
at DonaIdsonvile With the exception of
twenty six dollars the entire "spoils Of victo
ny" are recovered. Paul Clifford would ne
yer recognize him as a genuine cove"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
From MISUNDERSTANDING
Sr. LOUIS CRY, Sept 8, 1882

ST. Louis CirY, sept o, 1857
The Steam boat Winnchago. Capt. Hunt,
from Galena, stopped for few minutes yes
terday at the wharf, on her way TO Jefferson
. Barracks, ten miles below the city,
The boat left Galena having on beard
BLACK HAWK, the PRJPHET, and eleven o.
ther head men Of the Sacs and Foxes, toge-
iher with about fifty warriors Of less distin
gulshed fame. The latter were landed on
this side of the lower rapids. on their pledge
of remaining quiet and inoffensive. Black
Hawk the Prophet, and the other eleven,
have been taken to Jefferson Barracks, there
. TO remain as hostages for the peaceable con
duct of their tribes, until final settlement
Of all difficulties shall be made. A Mackinaw
boat passed the city on Thursday on her way
to the Barracks, with five men under the
command of Lieut. Gross, of the army, hav
ing with them in custody, Neo pope and
some six or seven other warriors
We understand that Black Hawk and the
Prophet were captured by a party of the
ANinaebagocs; and by them delivered TO their
Agent at the Prairie These two Chiefs were
not takenstogether: although they were de-
hvered up to the whites at the same time.
The capture of the chiefs Of the hostile
Indians insures the permanent tranquility of
She frontier. and we confidently trust that the
-ders of our own Site, and OF Illinois, will
never again be disturbed by the mroads of
: the red men
.-Ghe WInnebago did not land at Rock Is.
: land. the Captain having pledged himself TO
Sbat effect TO his passengers; bat we deeply
segret to be obliged TO say that the boat brings
very distressing intelligence OF sickness on tie
island amongst the GHited Ssates' Troops
Doctor Coleman, Lleuts Gale and florence.
q the army had fallen rictnss TO Tie prerail-
eng 2,densic, together tpith a number of pri
9aie soldiers Que othe, officer ssas Dangerous
~ VI. The disease, it is said by passengers
on the boat, was subsiding, and hopes were
entertained OF It's speedy disappearance
-Four men. (soIdiers) and a servant boy died
on the passage in the boat under the COM
mand Of Lieut. Crosse
2. S We have understood that the In
cians on board the Winnebago were under
the charge Of Lieut.. Davis, with guard of
fFeive. men.
The Captain of the boat Informs us that
. there had been but two or three deaths at
Galena, reported to be OF Cholera. There
were no cases when he left port aeS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Bythe shin packet Havre, Captain Dep.
eyster, at New York. Paris papers to the 9th
OF August have been received. The pc
1it,ca news brought by this arrival is not Of
great Importance. There Is nothing interest.
ing in addition to the previous intelligence
from Don Pedro.
Extract of letter of the 2Sih alt. from
Venice Preparations for armaments oil
every description are making on the coast oil
the Lombardo Venetian kingdom on very
extensive scale, They appear to have been
principally occaisoned by the presence Of the
French at Ancona Some Of the measure"
however. look towards the future The COM
d. mander Of the marine at Venice. has infor-
med the inha bitauts OF the province border
ias on the Airiatic, that tie administration
of the navy wfi boy up all the oak that can
be cut in the forest OF isiria and Dalmatia. /"
= BELGIUM
In consequence of a new decision OF the
Conference of fondonin the affairs OF Belgi-
UNI. orders have been transmitted to Cher
bourg for the vessels which were TO have
formed the squadron Scheldt TO be dsmant,
led.
The following is an extract from the Brus
sells papers of the 6thinst
Yesterday the banns' Of marriage between
Che King and The Princes Louisa OF France
were published, and will remain posted up
at the Hotel de Vile for three days."
GERMANY.
Carish,e, Aug Sit is asserted that the
King of Wirteinbnrg is ON, the point Of C on
GLIDING treaty with King Of Bavaria, the
object Of which is to oppose the execution
-of the protocol Of the Frankfort D.et-C
ferenccs have been already held beween
them on the subject. The Grand Dnk e OF
Baden, however has declared thathe will not
enter into any alliance against Austria and
Prussia II is expected that the young Elec
tor Of Hessa will issue declaration 20 the
same effect It'll believed that great many
secondary governments. and particularly
That Of Royal Saxony, will unite with Wiz
temburg and Bavaria in revoking the votes
given at Frankfort on The 2sth June.
TURKEY.
alexandria, June "a. "Ibrahm Paclla,
who set out on the 9Th inst. from the camp
= Of st. Jean dAcre TO march upon Dammas
Gus, entered the latter town on the 9Th after
having easily Dispersed the troops defending
it. From Damascus the Egyptian army pro
ceeds to Aleppo to occupy the passes through
which the Ottom ans must come ii they make
efforts for accompanying Syria.
They have at this moment no other forces
in that Province than about 10000 irregular
troops eucampcd at Hemah. This camp
fortified in great haste will offer but feeble
resistance, and it IS probable that lbrahn
will be at Aleppo towards the end Of the
month
In that favorable position, master of Syria
and all the passes leading to it, at the head
-@sof an army Of So 900 men possessing nurner-
Gus cavalry and an excellent artillery, tie will
await Field Martial Hussem Pacha, who has
been ordered by the Porte to exterminate the
Tebes Of Mehemeit AID.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
S1,672.69S
:. d INGHAM.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. .May a. 1880

Treasury Department, May Fl, 1880
The standing appropriations for the sin
KING fund IS ten millions Of dollars The OBJ
Ject otGeneral- Jackson was to make AN i'm
preston that the appropriations by Congress
had already exceeded the receipts Of the
area sury; and that, but for his veto, the ten
millions would have been consumed likewise
thence the Treasury statement, prepared
Tor him at the Treasury and submitted to
Congress, makes an estimated deficiency in
he appropriations already passed, of sevea
hundred and FIVE thousand eight hundred
ana sixty three dollars, and arrays formi-
dable list OF other appropriations said TO be
pending before Congress, Of 50 All, asa.
Now, will the reader believe il possible.
that Instead of deficiency Of sos .s62, as
estimated in the Treasury statement report
go go 10 Congress, there was balance in the
areasury, on the ist Of January, 1881, of
SIN MILLIONS FOURTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY NINE DOLLARS AND SEW
Esrr FIVE CENTS. fet such is the fact
iSee report of ) ecretary McLane. dated
Dec. z, 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

Ssfrveu of The Coast In - cuises AZ a.
law. passed at the last sessius.. Ipr cssr,, ne
INTO effect the act of The roth sef Febts.rI
1907, providing for the survey of the Co.!,;,
of the United States, the President has !;
rected the Secretary of the Treasury, und..
whose Department that important na,ionsS
work was, placed at the former period. IA
take the proper measures for feshning ana
continuing it.
With the Presidents appreciation, the G..
crelary has appointed Mr. fiassier, who.
qualifications for bis service are well konxs
to take the charge and direction ofthe war,
Mr. n. has been for some weeks engages -
the collection formerly made for the purpo,c
and will be ready In short lime, to recon.
m ence the suryey.-Giobe
Results Of Cfotera.--In 1891, the burial
in the six metropolitan parishes on the soulb
side Of the river, from June is to Jolly a
amounted to 2I4; and during the same Dc.
Rod this year TO SAC, being an increase Of
1872. The general official report. OF Jaly IA
showes an increase of frightiul, magnitude,
namely new cases IN England and Scotland.
$40, deaths 1873, recovered $40. remaining
1875; in ireland, new cases, 1853, deaths
100, recoveries SOFA thousand and eighth
TIVE attacks of the disease ia twenty .ior
hours, and three hundred and fifty seven oil
them fatal July l9, the report of cholera ia
England and Scotland, new cases 476, deaths
17S, recovered OFT; Ireland, new eases 655,
deaths.254 recovered 428- !, i22 new ease,
and 432 dead. In Paris, on "Wednesday tbs
18th, 40 died.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

ed Che steamboat with white flag. wad;ng
into the water for that purpose The pur-
port of bis "talk". was not understood. il
heard, by the interpreter On board; and the
old chief fied to the shore. He was not
wounded; but accompanied by his sons, left
the ground inathe course Of the evening
Black Hawk, together with two sons; was
captured ny party Of Winnebagees They
had them In view for three days IN succession.
Their object however, seems to have been
not 10 kill. bat to take them alive. This they
effected on the morning of the third day, by
surprising them while asirep. They made no
resistance whatever. Missouri Republican.
Description OF the two distinguished PRISON
ers BLACK Hawk and the PropheD at the
tune they were delivered 10 Gen. Joseph Nj
Street, ny a gentleman who was present.
Black Haok, Potawatomy by birth, but
raised by the Saulsies, appears TO be about
60 years old, has small bunch Of grey hair
on the crown Of his head, the rest is bare has
high forehead, Roman nose, q Falmouth
which generally inclines to be a little open,
has sharp chin, no eye brows, but very
fine eye; his head is frequently thrown back
on his shoulders; he is about s feet 4 or
inches high. at present he is thin, and APP
pears much detected, but now and then he
assumes to this aspect of command. fie
held in his left hand Gag, in the other the
tail, with the back skin, head aud beak OF
the Calumet Eagle; with this he frequently
fans himself. His Indian name Is Muscata
mish ka hack
The Prophet half Saukie and bali Win.
netago, is about 40 years old, nearly SIX feet
high; is stout and athletic; has a large broad
face, short blunt nose, large fun eyes, broad
nru'ith, thick llrs,s with a luil suit Of hair
sIe wore a white cloth head dress which
rose several inches above the top OF his head;
the wlolc man exhibiting deliberate savage
ness, not that he would seem to delight in
honorable or fight; but making hun rs
the Priest Of association or sacred murder.
fie had in one hand white flag, while the
other hung carelessly by his side. They
were both clothed in very white dressed deer
skins {ringed a. the seams with short cut
tings Of The same. His Indian name is Wa
DO kie- shiek-( White Cloudy
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

daed ''fert Cragford, .4ug 8 LIST, 1892.
"Gen BLACK H.wK, with his Lieutenant
fhe PRoPAET, was brought in here prison
er o. the Winnebasoes several days since
lie was taken high up on the Ouisconsin.--
= hey say he does not look like great man:
Z think he does look like a great man, strug
gllng with adversely; and pity lam. Every
fling is quiet here Nothing has been heard
of the cholera for some time. Our mail con
tractors will not let US have mail 50 long
Is they can avoid It,"
at the time ofthe battle with the "Varrior, +"
on the Mississippi, Black Hawk twice approach
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
ESTIMATED DEFICIENCY Jos ,863

------
Appropriations contained in bills
that passed the Senate, and
are now pending in the
House OF Representatives 1875 ,aOI
Appropriations in bills that
have passed the Honse of
Representatives, and are
now pending in The Senate -976,s $50
Appropriations in the hiiIs of
the Senate that have not
as yet passed that body 5,7S4,I27
Appropriations in bis cfIhe
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27

GWe have received the September nun
Der Of the Lady's Book.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-27
22,947Gs9

And leaving for further appropri.
atoms an estimated bal
rance of ~, c,o en-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-08
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufac.

James GREEN cabnetmaker,-ha SO inland, anti
u will constantly keep athis old stand on Royal
st, Alexandra, u at the corner ofl0th st., Pennsy.
vania, Avenue Wsshington-a general assortment
The fashionable and durable Furniture, Which be
will warrant equal, superior in quality, to an
ever oferedi the misunderstanding part of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestale nd and pisinsideboards
Ditto, with celiarettssnd marbleslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and Gentemens' secretaricsan bookcase
Pier,sbie swith marble aud mahoganytops
Pillerand: law dining, brea kfast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies ORR stand
Shaving andcandl do
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and mahoganytops
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
!iillsic stools, bidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing desksa
With aEeNcra ltss0rtmentof bedsteads frichly
carved me- any, maple and stained woods, all Of
which will be soldasiow for cash they can be pur.
chased fthesame q Atty atany other mandatory
q the Union. ALSO,
Anassortmen ofStDomingoandB Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for handrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish ofasupe quality, sacking bottoms. cords,&
TURNING AND CARVING,
handsomely executed mays