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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
 GENTsN1

FKyIIE celebraed ALBION CORN PLASTER ,s- !ords instant relieE and al he same time disso, of ana draws the Cora out by he roop, wi,l,"u, the Cerf5Fcafe.-' Io those affl' 'cted with Corns on sher Ieet do certify, that l have used the bion Cors Plaster, with cnmriete success. Before had nsed n"e box, h competels cured Corn wi.ici, had 4rolbied me for many years. make this public for fhe beneft of those afflicted with iha
 Ftsshn'g f 4. Feb. 28. WM. SHAW"
 Price, 50ecents box ,.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25
5 5 s 3 ss. z

HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF Joiners, Carpenters aad 'abinef M1hers
 TOOLS,
 6CUCH as Saws. Chissrle G"nges. br"ad 9 Axes Adzes, V-prs--Pancars. Ang'rs' Bitts. Squares. Bcviis. Bat, Stock. aud h'''s' Files, Rasrs. Sew Sets, Rnrs. Oil Si'nss- Bench and Moulding Tools. Psanr if"ns' bra Srrsws Wood Screws. Comn"de Kn"bs, Tahle Butts, Bra~s Butts. LOrKS "f syFry description, Sand Paper, Glue K"''irs' &r'
 Also, general assortment cf
 HARDW ARE. House building articles. "nt and inside Door Handles. a good a,'cle. Butts. Bolts h""" I.ocks-Harpess makcrs' Trlmmings--G'"'' GLASS. WHITE LEAD, Sc
 NAILS, a full assortmrn'- af- thr nwts' pr;re. Paint and Whi,-wa-h Brushes. &c. persons in van, of ihe ah0ve articles ma! 20 further and do n" better
 EifcbGeid. Aprif 5. 1883 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25
TAKEN UP,

....sne DY the sabscriber. on ar .. 2,
 & KA bout the ilth inst. RED
 COW. about six years "sd-has AeM - had caif siOce tsken uI'. Also <, hroke inio my promises, two tafss sea st"d I R,..L lined back STEERS-boih marked ..;sh < sl;t iD the ears, aod one ofihem wnh s s.o,, co inc left ear. The owners are desiFeo 10 prove property, pay charges, and {, take n .ns@ away. .a &7 Warren, July 20, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25

wance before tiar G4SI'kG He sSsn ny,ra;L..nscriber tendsrs his services tO sho {. N inhabitants of Litchield as SURGEON aDsnrisr. His place of rssideUee is at Mr. Wadh.ms. c. w. GRANT.
 This css,iies that am personally and par- ticuIarsy acquainted with the skillof Dr. Grant. ;n hjs prolessional duties, Rnd can conadeHliy reco,nm.nd' him to the patronage of the pub
 ne. and io the inhabitants of Litrhnsid in psr t;cular. His performances are executed "hn skill. carefnlness and despatul1a
 4 T;sr1HeId T,fu IT. 1883
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25
NEW BOOKS.

.yust Received at ths NsU Be0ksfors m
 East Street.
 s1URRAN'S Speeeh~s-vW ylandss Disco verirs--Sd aads 9th vol. 0f Theological Library, tYoung CpusDe the 18th No. Boys and Givls' Libraryl yl---Smith's Productive Gram mar. Smish's Arithmetic. Child's Guide. Violin. and Flute Instructor. Also. seseral Donlss for Sunday SeA. braries, among which are. WeaithXn and yet Missouri Scenes. Common Erroa
 Lisek kfeld, July IT <, want. sxpsri-
 more questions n one
 man can answer in sevsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-07-25
Dr. Relfe's Aromatic P;lls. FOR FEMALES,

TTNHEY purify the Blood, quicken s circu!aon. II asssi the saseended operations nf nature, and are ageneral remedy for lhe prevaiug complains among the female part "f snciosy The Pills are particularly ethcaci0ps in the Green Sickness, Palpa,on of inc Hear, 0iddiness, Shnri Breath, Sinking of the Sn,. rits Objection and DisncIinaon to Exercise and So- ceiy: Married Ladies wi find the Pills equally use in except n cases of pregnancy, when they mus, no, be taken; neither mast they he taken by persons oi hectic or consamptve habits Price $l 50 box
 ALSO, THE
 Celebrated Cambri0n 1ooth- Ache Pills, "HICii give imsnrdate rrlef, whont the lt,st w injury t0 the Teeth. On 1T ai ,hs ~ , h. C,un ,iie best remedies known for ,hiz cnmpain,
 Price 5D cents n box. Nj@ None are genHine auRtess sgned nn the outside printed wrapper, by the soie ptnp,ietOr. T KIDnER, immediate successor tn the saie Dr. W. T. CpEwAf- For sale nj hs Counting Room. oyer NJ. 99. Cour,- Street, near Concer Hall, Boston, and ais" by hls special appointment, by
 !San,uet Buet and Js c. BeckUifh, Liichfeld; E. Cowies. Soufh Farms; Doaitt Norton, Canoan; Jndson & Whi!Hesey, Y Preston ]; Isaac S. Wads,rorth, Bethiem; Eemfon & Henderson, Goshen.
 Large discount to those who buy 10 sell again.
 February 3 lye5w35
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8RIOKs WANTED.
PROPOSALS. will be received until
the 10th February next, for the
supply at FoRr ADAMS, Newport Harbor,
I.0OO.OOO BRICKS,

lsOOU9VOO II" AOAAoe
These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of
such size as to average when burned,
eight inches, by four inches, by two and
half inches. They must be Of the best
quality of merchantable Bricks. The
proportion OF salmon or pale bricks, must
not exceed one-eighth Of the whole, and
no soft or very pale bricks will}re receiv-
ed. The proportion Of arch bricks must
not exceed one-eighth Of the whole, and
none of these that are much warTed, VIII
be received. The proportion OF broken
bricks must not exceed two per cent. AT
least, 100000 to be delivered by the lst
dav Of june next, and the remainder in
,l,e course OF the Summer and Autumn Of
the year, at such periods as may suit the
convenience ofthe Contractor, provided
there be always OH hand tho supply req
uistc for the progress Of the work.
Should and person desire to furnish the
stated number Of Bricks, or a less num-
Der, of size different from that given a.
boye, they will please to accompany their
proposals with statement of the length,
breadth and thickness, of well burned
Brick, of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair
sample will be required to be deposited
in the Engineers Office, at Fort Adams,
which, should it prove satisfactory, will
govern in the inspection Of the several de-
liveries.
Payment will be made, If required, on
each cargo duly inspected and received,
All commune atoms touching this sub
iect. to be directed to Brevet Col. Jo-
srpH G.. TorrEN, U. S. Engineers,
Newport, r. l..
JOS. G. TOTTEN, II. COL Eng'rs.
Breuet Col
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, II. !.
January Sd, 1888.
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NEW GOODS.


- - ~ - - - - 0s8SSS - - = -
HAVE this week received from .New
York, a large supply Of SIAPLE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, adapted to
the present and approaching Season, bot
at the lowest possible rates) which shall
he sold at very small advance. Among
them may be found, Broadcloths, cassi-
meres, sattinetts, vestings, fannols, Pc
tershams, goats hair camblets, imitation
do, common do, Canton fannels, green
bookings, devonshire kerseys, comfort
|ers, wooilen stockings, linens very low
price, merino cloths assorted colors, me-
rino circnssians, circassians, ginghams,
splendid prints, black Italian lustring, blk
|Ievantine, green lustring, colored foren-
ces, fancy hdkG, do belts, prime assor-
ment Of gloves, black and colored worsted
hose, black bombuzetts, linen cambrick
hdkfs. green, straw, pink, and white bon
net ribbons, SIC. sc. Purchasers are re.
spectfully invited to call.
Water-street, Oct. 90.
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LONG ROOM!!!
WIN. T. WHEATON has this week

WIN. T. WHEATON has this week
received and opened an additional supply
of broadcloths, cassimeres, kerseys, duf-
fills, satinets, red and white fannels, do
mcslic red and blue do, cotton do, sewing
cottons, cotton bats. pelisse wadding, col
ored cambI icks, checks, tickings, bleach
ed and brown sheetings and shirtings,
cheap calicoes, lace edgings and footings,
buckskin mi,tens and gloves, yarn gloves,
fancy baskets, linen thread, comforters,
Sc. all Of which, are now selling at re-
duced prices. Dec. %.
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Received This Week,
. NO. 9. CHEAPSIDE.

Received This Week;
AT. NO. 8, CHEAPSIDE,
A VERY beautiful lot Of N1erino and
"a common Circassians, which added
to the previous stock, renders our assort-
ment of the article, we believe, greater,
than any in this market. II Is desirable,
not to be able, SO to say, and we shall Of
fer them, very low, that il may, speedily,
be smaller.
S. DAvOL & SON.
Oct, 81.
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COOPERS BITS.

COOPERS BITS.
UST received lot Of Screw Dowel
- Bits, for sale by doz. at the manu-
facturers price, with a small advance.
SAMUEL WHEATON,.
Nov, II,
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EEB. Ii 1888 :!

"HE subscriber contemplating a
now arrangement in his business,
requests all persons indebted to him, eth
er by Note or Book Account, to call end
settle the same previous to the !. 18th Of
February, 1883, as all remaining unsettled
on that day, will without distinction, bo
placed in the possession of LEVI HALE,
Esq for immediate collection. As there
is no mistake about it, he hopes every one
will govern himself accordingly.
All persons having demands against
the subscriber. are requested to present
,he same to him for settlement, previous
to that time. JOHN LUTHER.
Dec. Is, 1882.
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Drugs, Medicines
q AND 80
G DYE-STUFFS. q
NO. 8, MARKETssTREET,
U SIGN OF THE MORTAR,

oe above acesto which
ndwib
as CHEAP be purchase shop in this Country
and dried
Perfumev Soaps, Spices andva other articles
pressed Hops fine Honey,
Children
Drawing Paper
Of Dams
MEDICINE True and Genuine H.
Patent Medicines
Fnt Percussion Caps and small Pig Lead &C. &C.
WEDICONE CHESTS, for Shipping Family always
hand shortest notice and furnished with D
ctionstosu call
sa operaops performed needy
- August JEREJNLAH WILLIAMS.
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BOOKS g. STATTON.ARY.-

DOO1AD > - 4 u OSVUI1S1.
4 N assortment of School Books, book
"A of Common Prayer, Blank Books
of different sizes, Memorandum & Bank
Books, Writing Books, Letter and Writ
ing Paper, Ink Powder, Pocket Books,
States, &c. for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON.
Jan. &c.
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N ARROW AXES, knives and forks,
IN pad locks, mincing knives, butch-
or, bread and shoe knives, shoe pincers
and nippers, just received and for sale by
SAMUEL WHEATON
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REWOTAL.

49, Door. J. B. CHACE,
N Respectfully informs his friends
M that he has removed to the
&zE5A house lately occupied by Capt.
Curil JNartin, on the corner Of Miller and
Water street, where he will attend to the
duties Of his profession, in all its various
branches; hoping the experience Of twen
ty-four years successful practice, may en-
title him to public confidence, and a share
Of public patronage. may 10.
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Broadcioihs and Cassimeres.
fR LACK, blue, brown, mulberry, olive and
- mixed Cloths. Black. blue, drab, leven-
der, slate, sage, mixed and brown Cassimeres.
$R LEACHED and brown Sbeetings and
- bleached Shir.ngs, for sale at LONG
ROOM. mays.
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NOTICE..
.TaE subscribers have formed con-
nexion in business under the firm
e BIGELOW s. B.4RRUS.

nexion in business under the firm
of BIGELOW& g. B.aRRUS.
And are now ready to manufacture all
kinds Of carpenters, cabinet makers, and
cooper's TOOLS, in the nentest manner,
and on the most reasonable terms. All
kinds OF Tools Of the above description,
will also be repaired at the shortest notice.
All articles manufactured by them shall
be ,rarranied to be ofthe first quality both
as to Stock and Workmanship. BY con-
slant attention to business, by furnishing
good and substantial articles, and by un-
RENTED exertions to please, they there
fcre hope for, and hereby solicit share
Of the public patronage.
LEONARD b. BIGELOW,
NATHAN l.. BARRUS.
Nov. 8. It.
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$4,000 BUSHELS OF SAND
FOR MORTAR.

nROPOSALS will be received b,
u the Subscriber, until the lst day
Of March next inclusive, for the delivery
on the wharf at Fort Adams, Newport
Harbor, RI. Of so, 900 bushels of SAND
for Stone Mortar.
The Sand must be clean, coarse, and
free from pebbles. The Proposals must
be accompanied by fair sample thereof
The delivery to commence on the lst oi
April next, and to be made in such guam
titles, and at such times, as the progress
of tho work may require.
JOS. G. TOTTEN. Ii. Col. Eng'rs.
Brevef Col. :.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, RI
- January Sd, 1888. )
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BOOKS .a!ND STaTTOJN:aRY.

X T. the newly fitted up store, mex
N (but one) east of the Bristol Ho-
tel, may be found general assortment OF
Books and Stationary, and other articles
generally found in Book Stores.
sDp Old Books rebound. Blank
Books mado to order at short nntce.
All orders left at the Star Office, will
be punctually attended to.
FRANCIS S. MUNRO.
Bristol, Dec. IS, 1882. 6m.
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hundred thousand dollars, which ren,;r.I
a! the close Of the late war, from the init C
to the commonwealth. for the pecun,,ry S1's'
ces which she had made, during l,s nro... IVA
tor her own defence against the commoo ,.a,''''
to the foundation OF a system Of general, >4!''!
ton. I-c-
This recommendation was favorab,v ma.
and followed it up, at the close of the SO
sion. BY resolution referring it to the prs' tH
and Directors of the Literary Fund. with r.,,
tions to report to the next Legislature nI,, =
University, TO be called the Uniyer.i,y Of "
ginia, and for such additional coIlepe: W.
mics. and schools, as might provide ea.,,a -r'
for the general diffusion OF knowledos ,S,s"
out the common wealth. 1t Just 10 adj
this resolution passed the House on the d., Wv
which it was presented. and the Sena,. :, ~ vi
hours after it reached that body. Nv
Tue reEnrt of the Board, to the ne,, H.,
Delegates, was referred to committee, of .Ii,s
had not the honor to be a member, and II, ,n,;
man reported several bill pursuant to i,s rs, ''.
merda,ions. bot generously permitted me- 10 I ~.
one, on the pan whIch mad first con,ennisI
as sub,ti,v'e tor them all. TINS bill passed u.
House o. Delegates, by very large m,i,,i,'
but was los oy III "qnal division of votes -
Senate. Ii prnsidrd tor one University, ,vo -
duionai colleges. aud for ard to those alrs,dr
listing: tor an academy III each Sensron,ln.
trict, and primary scn"ols throughout The s,,,,
which was, IN order TO facilitate their ersc,,or
and TO provide for their government. to be- d.a
buted into townships and school districts, IN I'M
tation Ot the system ALREADY so successfully IN.
rating, to the East, and recently trar.nl,Di,5
from thence to the sia'p OF Nrs York. One =.
cuiiar feature distinguished ii from tina, Of an,
sister states: II provided AZ reward tor DIST,
guished talents. developed 10 the primary school.
that certain number of youths should be carried
up through the higher grades Of instruction. 70
the University 1t also contemplated and pro
vided for the Ultimate abolition OF all distinction,
between the price of Education 10 the children q
the rich. and Of the poor.
With this las, Intellectual effort ended ny IA.
bOrs in this path Of Legislation, and with thea
my connection with the General Assembly.
| have thus endeavored, fellow cI,lleg, 70
transfer to others, that share Of pubic usegae.,.
which your kind partlsIty would have ascros
to me alone. have done This, on the .pard
the occasion, and fear very lmprr!Ccty. HAIL
those measures, the continually renewed conf
dence of nv immediate constituents, e,irctt
that was but the faithful interpreter and G.
gan Of their opinions and wishes; and were lsy
now, all present, they would | am confident co...
cur in the sentiment Of the toast | beg leave 10
offer YOU. in return for that with which have
been so highly honored.
l give you, Mr.. President,
The Union of Western With Eastern Nrgai4
May il be cherished and perpetua'ed BY mutu:.
affection, founded in sense Of common Interest
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Catholic Provincial Council This Asssmb
terminated its session yesterday, the preIae, hi
wing, after High Mass, celebrated b. the RIst:
Rev. Doctor Fenwick, Bishop of Boston, aud |,
sermon by the Right Rev. Doctor England, BIB
op Of Charleston, soIemnly affixed their sign.
lures to the acts. The appearance Of the Sane.
tuary vas the same as on the preceding SUNDAY
but a peculiar solemnity was added BY two Gu.
cumstances on this day. The Clergy and pr'ss
came 10 procession from the ArchblsAop's res
idence, and entered at the front Of the church
proceeding thro' the centre side OF the PrInuP
altar, where they took their seats. This PtOds'
ced very imposing effect;-t was the first
that ten mitres were worn BY one assembly The
United States.
The second circumstance with which We were
struck was the mode Of subscribing the acts -
Each preIate in the proper order o! his Place,
went alone to the altar and subscribed the record
which had been laid upon it bv the Secretary d.
ter he had read the titles OF the act', and n'
fathers had given their verbal assent by TIE H
preston, piacef. upon the question ha'os Dee"
put BY the Archbishop.
The Council adjourned to the third so0ol'
after Easter in the year 1857. Comfortably Il" he
discipline of the Catholic Church, the acts Of 'f
Synod will not be published until alter thel s''.
have been submitted to the examination oI u,
supreme head IF the church, that their cono'hI!
with the doctrlnrIand the general discipline o. 70,
whole body of the other churches OF the Ia''o"
communion throughout the whole world Hlsn' y.
thus ascertained; and thereby the essential uu'i
Of the entire collection of members be p'e'eI',"
and secured, whilst sufficient liberty iss''' :.
each special portion. to IeglsIale according " ;"
own peculiar circumstances. ~
Some Of the preIates and their comPan'oo' -
Bah. Ga'
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ALExASDRIA GAZETTE.
Mr. MERGERS SPEECH

Al the public Dinner gwen to him bv the citi.
zens Of Charleston, (Kanawha county.) Va,
nm the 10Th inst
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LIVERPOOL MARKEr-sspt. Il

The supplies OF Wheat from Ireland for the
last seven days are to pretty large amount, and
include several small cargoes OF new; those OF
Flour, Oats, and Oatmeal, continued very mode
rate; about $500 quarters of Wheat aud $500
barrels Of Flour have arrived from Canada.-
There have also been imported 1900 quarters OF
Wheat from the Baltic, and 1000 Obls of Flour
from the United States Ut America. Since this
day week the " heat trade has been exceedingly
dull. On Tuesday, decline o. Sd to Id Vas
noted in prices of both old and new, and on Fri
dav a further reduction Of Cd per bushel was sub
nitte,l to, without, however, producing much bu
siness; many samples Of new were lett unsold,
aud for old scarcely an inquiry was made. The
ncishbor,ng farmers are still delivering freely OF
new Whea, al Is I'D TO 8, for fac white. Flour
has declined Is to ed per sack.
The transactions to report in the bonded mar
ket are the sale "f 800 TO 1000 quarters OF Beans
at "a. 81 pr quarter; of few hundred barrels
of old sweet -Four at a2s, and OF about 500 bar
re!s of scar at rs Sd per barrel.
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BOSTON MARKET-Ocr. 81.

FLoUR.-ln consequence Of very limited sup.
plies and an increased demand, an advance Of l..
l6a of dollar per barrel has been fully estab.
lished, particularly for Gennessee. sales OF which
have been made at so on landing, and Sc from
stores. Sumo inquiries Tor Southern, with a
view TO foreign shipment, have been made within
day or two.
GRAIx.-The arrivals since our last publca.
ton exceed $4,000 bushels. principally Southern
Corn, and sales have been made at 90 a zoe Tor
white; and 20 70 for yellow fat, on time. with
interest added; some inferior lots have been ia
ken at lower rates; large sales OF Southern Oats,
50 40 cents; and Northern Rye 80 IS cts per
bHshel.
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H.. p,nhr,ke N.acom, Rotterdam.

Snip Maryland, Morrell, OF this port al the
Texei O., ur.
Ship Potomac, MaIbury, hence at the lexe'
9Th ult
scnr. Virginia, Elliot, cleared at New York
tor this port 2lst A.,
Br. schooner --, from Halifax Tor Alex
andria. was spoken 18th ult lat 81, long 7'a'
In Hampton Road,-Br,g Lucy, Vnins' f'rt'
land. IA DAYS, bound to Alexandria: Experience
ed very severe weather on The passage:
The Davch gsihot H,nder'ks, DE Vert, from
A,ysouria bnuud TO Amsterdam, went 10 sea
on Sar,'hay 'a,t
Er,,acf of letter from Brussels. dated Sept'
5-An Amell,an vessel, the name ot "hcn Is
n,, gwen, but ~hich sailed on this day week
from an, erp, has had the good fortune 10 n"u
Is W, sound aud safe into the little haroor OF
Nleup.rt Another American, inward oo'"o'
~. r,.ns % whicn Is unkno"D, has not oeeh 81
i,,,una.s N IT'S attempts to enter the same mar
h,r. and has shared the fate OF the numerous
cr,t, OF all nations with winch our coast Is
strewed
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DIED..

On Friday, the 9TH Of October, at her resi-
deuee in Rappahannock County, Mrs. JANE
TaoRsros, in the 10th year Of her age. Having
raised a large family, it was her melancholy lot
10 witness the death Of each Of them, submit.
ting withGut murmer to the will Of God She
feared not the hour OF her departure, having ear
" in life placed her trust in the Savior, Who had
disarmed death Of its sting, and the grave Of its
victory.
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THIS is W give notice.

,u1u,T tho gu .cribef has obtained from the Or
nh.n.' Court of Alexandria County in the DIS.
,rct of columbs Notwithstanding o. 'he es'a'e OF
S.,,sJ sanders late Of the Stale of Louisiana, de.
c.ased All persons having claims against the said
J.oedent are hereby wsned to present the same to
,h ."hscrber passed ty the Orphans Court on or
hsfore the 10Th day of September 1884 or they may,
by law be excluded from all heneh. 60 ssld esiae
Given under my hand, this ga oc.onef, .o'o'
ADDISON ILL., SANDhKS' homr.
oct 92-2aw6w
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CABINET FURNITURE.
Cabinet, Chair. and sofa
MiNUEfCTORH.

1
MANUE.4CTORY
IAMES GREEN, CaDInetmaker, ma sonhsnd, ana
ID will constantly keep, at his old stand on Royal
st. Alexandra, ard at thecorner of1Oth ST. Pennsyi
vana, Ayerue, Washington, gencrsi assortment ~
The most Fashionable e. darabie FURNITORE'
which IL will warrAn equal, if not superior, in
quality to an ever offered in the District-
ing, i part, OF
Grecan, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and pain ,idebosrds
Ditto, with cellsretts aud marble slabs
Dressing DO with mirrors
Ladies' and gentlemen's secretaries and book.
cSs,s
Pier table, with marble aud mahogany tops
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast i card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecisn sofas; mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidets, cfrps, cradles
Portable writing desks, &c.
With general assortment Of BEDSTEADS,
IT richly carved mahosany. maple and stained
woods All o! which will be sold as low, for cash,
at any other mandatory in the Union.
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An lssortmen OF st. Lonngo and Bay of Hon.
durss a,hoEany, = part of which Is suitable tor
hsndrails; steam saw ed Cur ard Shaded Veneers;
Copsl VlrH,sh Of y superior qus,ityi Sacking
Bottoms. Cords &c
TURNING T. Carrying handsomely executed
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