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rogated, never 10 be reenacted at any future time or in any possible contiH- gency. Aslittle practicable is 1t to pro tiiat tiiit tic 'saiI,e rate oi dut siaii De imposed upon the protected articles that shall be imposed upon the unpro- |tected;' which, moreover, would be severely oppressive 10 the poor, aud, il time of war, would add greatly to it's rigors. And, though there can be go aaje t:o;.i tts i;thie principle, properly iif drrstood, that no more revenue shall be raised than is necessary for the consti- tutional purposes of tine Government, which principle has been already re- commended by the Executive as the true basis of taxation, yet il is very cer- tain that South Carolina alone cannot be permitted 10 decide what those consti tutional purposes are.
 The period which constitutes the due time in which the terms proposed in the addrcss are b be accepted, would seem to present scarcely less difficulty than the terms themselves. Though the re venue laws are already declared to be void in South Carolina, as well as the bonds taken under them, and the judi- eial proceedings foy carrying them into effect, yet, as the ftl! action and ope ration of the Ordinance are 10 he sils pended until the ist of February, the interval may be assumed as the tine within which it is expected that the most conplieate portion ofthe national legislation,a Il system oflong standing and affecting great interests in inc comina. nly, is to be rescinded and abolished. lfthis be required, ii is clear that a com pliailee is impossible.
 TO BE CONCLUDED NEXT wEEK.1
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FOR THE ADVOCATE.
THE SOLDIER's CHILD.

l overlook on the road a regiment Of Infantry ontheir march to the north here they were to embark for the south. IL was a beautiful morning in the summer of 1852. the sun was shining bright, and their arms and accoutrements were gIitterlng in his rays. The waving p!umes, martial dress, and military music, soon dissipat ed the clouds Of despondency from an lnag- ination young and ardent, and opened a long vista ot glory. ln few moments and restored me, Ligh in rank, and cover ed with honors, to my native village, to my mother, and to my friends.
 The first step of this idlo promotion " as easily obtained. In few minutes had the honor of being enrolled private in the regiment, and before my arrival on the Indian frontier was fully equipped in the garb of warlike soldier. Ineed not detain you with an account of my dull and uainteresting life, after our arrival on the frontier, previous to the memorable fight with the Black Hawk and his warriors.
 Tue night before the battle, was pa cing backwards and forwards. a solitary sentinel at one of our posts. There was a weight in the midnight atmosphere that spread an unwonted gloom oyer my soul. 1 i'hcre was silence ti,roughosst tine wiroie of our army, which formcd a striking con- trast 10 the loud yelIs Of tine savage ene- my, al they passed the night in carousing around their watch fires. l should moi perhaps call it silence. and yet it was something like if, but not the silence ol sleep. He stern and snIlen sound with which the word and connisrsiga were ex- changed i: the low and deep tone in which
 tic s.aess fer tAe following day were promulgated; the sign of eontendine feelings in tlae soul, which aimnst resem. ble the groans extorted by bodily pain frcu ths wcapasd, verc allstiA more au'
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.4labana.--A 4 bill has beenintroduced into the Legislature to oregulate tue com missions of merchants at Mobile, and to impose a heavy penalty on any one ta- king more than one per cent. for com missions, ,euen 6y controct' And ihis bill, it is said, has passed one branch of tie Legislature by large majority.
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FIFE TEN sserloNs.-It was our inten- ton to l.aye made further observations on this subject; but we are deterfed by tae threat contained ia the last Gazette. We are there told shat ihe Governor will bin- self take us in hand, and II is reasonable to suppose that he will not be very merei- ful witb us. Should we survive the royul castigation, we will endoayor 10 explain the motives of the party in sending a sur yeyor from this place to surycgsthe im- pfosemeuts on tie Nlssissippi. and will point out the Inconsistencies of the Go yernor, in relation to these lands.
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WrsrERs ENTERpRIzE-TLe Iouiass- vile, Ky. Herald contains notice of the organization of the "s0biu and Mississippi Steam boat Mail Lines The following is d list of the boats comprising the line, with their respective masters and amount If tonuare.
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From Lcgy's 1ssu- Orlcnns Price Current.
 hozr 0rIoo,ae fo., 5

From LeVyS .yes sC-Of7edns Frlce JiifrealF.
 .Aeau- Orleans, Jon. ,.
 otton.-Arrived since the 25th inst. of Louisiana and Mississippi, l6,G93 bales; Mobile 200, North Alabams, and Tennessee S6S, Arkansas 478, Flo rida 373; together lS,6l2 bales.- Cleared in the same time, for Liver pool 7S40 bales, Havre li48, Marseillcs Gi5, Gi ; New Turk S7 S7, Boston 2i6d7, d. Pro- videncc 469, Baltimore 2l4 bales; to- gether l2,548-making an addition to stock of 6o64, and leaving on hand, in.
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NEW STORE.
Rich d r. Dunn 6 Go.

tAN(Ik VI F I<QfII1 (A~ ExkQ4
 eESPECFFu LLY inform their friende K& and tue public generally, tlial ,Iey have just received and arc now opening in tue brick building formerly occupied ny Major N, Peay, new aud general assors ment of
 Dry Goods end Groceries, which they offer for sale al reduced pricas for cash or barter.
 They respectfully invite their friends and tlic public 10 call and examine thcir. assortment.
 Littie Rock, l9tll Feb. 1sa3.
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! The Presidents message, in relation to fbe fiery documents promulgated by the nnililiers of South Carolina, is a calm, dis passionate review of the dnctrjDes and opinions sent forth by Calhoun, Hamilton, and liayne, and is clear exposition of tie course which, by the Constitution, de- wolves on the Chief Magistrate.
 The measures heretofore adopted by the President will doubtless be all sufficient to prostrate the spirit I rebellion coniur- cd up by the great magic ;ans Of Dnllifca- tion in that State: nevertheless, 1t will be proper for Congress to make such iaws ln relation to the case as shali put ample power within the coatrol of the President to crush at blov the monster, sllonld he have the hardihood to raise bis deformed head in array against thee authority Of tue t nation.
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$2O REWARD.


 Aylsss' twe . Negro Ss Q nsa, ssa ''a named ss1 r%f Ben and .Boyes, Ben is aboue LE 26 years old, 5 feet 10 incbes
 high, straight and well made. light complexion, small scar on the rirhS eyebrow, and large scar on the right arms-bc says occaslpned hy sacci.stions says he belongs to Mr. Orapg borousl,. about 75 miles 5. F.. of Nafchez. in lie State of Mississippi Moses is about o0 or 2l years old, 5 feet II inches high, black complexion, ell made c a small sea ID tho wrist of the left arm, and say he beloog4 to the same man, aud ran away at the same time with Hen.
 The above reward will be given hy ms upon delivery of said Negroes in Bates, vile, Independence county, 4. +.
 JOSEPH H. EGNER Dep. SheriE
 aud Jdiier of Independence couafy. 7 BatesyilIe, 7tb Feb. 1853. lp
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BLANKS.

A LARGE and general assortment of.. A Clerks, ss.e::::s, aiid MsgistYstsss BLANKS, of the most approved forae, have been just printed, and are ncw leh. sale at this office.
 <siifls Rock, l9Lb Fed, l5HSs
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To Journeymen Printers.

yEEsA.n- IouRAEyMEN PRINT FRS. A vii! find steady employ and receive good wages, by immediate application at.- the office of the Arkansas Advocate.
 Little Rock, 12tb Feb. 1893.
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After the letter was read, the Hon. A. II. SEVER addressed the House ia Il .crltiqne on the charges made, and on the persons whose certificates certificates we're ap. pended thereto. Ite length of the speech precludes it from our columns, until We have disposed of the Presidents message, when we viii lay 1t before our readers.-ED.]
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DEpARTMEsr OF WAR.l

Washington, Jan. I, 1893. The President of the United States directs that hereafter no person be ap: pointed q Cadet at the Military Acade- my, till he attain the age of sixteen years.
 (Signed) LEW: CAss. c. Gratiot, CHief Engineer.
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The steamer Yolant arrived on Sunday from Fort Gibson. and after short de- tention departed for New Orleans.
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House cf Representatives., JAN. l4.-Mr. Speaker STEVENSON presented the following communica- ton:
 10 the Honorable Speaker ofhe
 House cf Representatives ofMe US. SIR: l herewith enclose to you Char ges and Specifications radc hy William Cummins, Esq. against Benjamin Jolln- son, one of the Judges of the Superior Court for the Territory of Arkansas, with a request thatl should present thea. to the Honorable body over which you preside, in the form of an Impeaell ment. You will therefore be pleased to give them thai direction.
 l have the honor to be,
 Sir, most respectfully,
 Your obedient servant.
 EGBERT HARRIS.
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7 T T 77'7 7777777 7'777 NOTICE.

"HEREAS, l did execute to Townse " end Dickerson note finland, pax-. able the first day of April, 1ey3, for ei(S dollars and the consideration for which said note was given having failed, warn ali persons from trading for said note. as will not pay it until the bond of said Dickerson to me is fully complied with in conveying to me good and sufficient tifla to claims therein mentioned, for which this note was given in part consideration thereof.
 NOADIAH MARSH.
 BatesyilIe. Feb. 10 1929
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THE AgsVOCSIss. A ss.
LITTLE aocK. rGaRuAuY %, 1853.

Tie steamer Little Rock arrived on Thursday from Fort Gibson, and on the following day departed for Ncw-Orleans.
 The steamer Reindeer arrived on Fri day, l2days from New Orleans, and on the following day departed for Fort Gib-
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Batesyille, Feb. 10, laa:3, a:3,. 4ee 4ee 2,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
DIR. RELIES
RNtanicaA DROPS.

rs one ofthe most efcacious compounds 10 the "a
terra a~ca for the cure of that class ofinveterae
disc produced by animpure state oftne olooa ana
q vtssed habit Of body. and usually e1hi9rns mem en-
selves in the forms scrofua, salt rheum eproey' 81
Anhonv's re fever sores, (even when the bones arc
Affected, white swellings. Gf applied with Dr.. !eos's
Iioment foul AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
.csdhead in children seurvy and scorbutic gout pm
pied or carbunced faces. fostering erupons and vene
Seal tants throughout the body, in which last case the
Drons often cure when mercury fails. They are also
the be.. spring and susmns physe to p"r,y
near at these seasons of the year. They also aid the
process of digestion, and by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant huours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relies upon the vast num-
Der OF cures effected by these Drops, not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity but throughout the Union, tor Tn
best proof of their excellence as an unfalng altera
tive medicine, in all the cases above specified TINS
article has recently been pronounced, by physician
Of the first responsibility, who had witnessed ITS sur
prsins efficacy entitled in his opinion 70 fake lae
lead of all the popular articles kaoon for the aooue com
paiais and indeed it is fast gaining this point pup
he estimation, throughput the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18

VINHE above Ointment is recommended to the public
i safe and certain remedy for those- obstinate
diseases some of which have long baed the skill
of medical science:
LIST White sweings Of every description; =
ID Sore legs aud ulcers oflong standing,
Sd Schirrus or gandusr tumors, particularly hose
hsrdenedtumors in womrns breasts, which oftentimes
terminate in u!cetated cancers;
9TH Felons; or what some people know by thename
of catsrrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains oftheionts
9th Sprains aud bruises of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this comnlsnt the pa
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the par,
Uutof water,
9th Chlblains or parts affected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18

vs;nfui complaint. without going into detail, ne
deems tenoughto ne has in his possession the
most undoubted testimonials that It has more completely
u,s,oered hieh it tho" any
other popular Medicine
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its apphoauon
IN all conditions ages and sexes Full directions de-
scription of 4the complaint. &c. accompanying eaen
packet, which consists of two boxes, Oinf'en. aao
Eleetuary. Price, for the -hole or SO cents ou'
one ofthe articles is wanted ,..,.
,uyoppey bv tie sole proprietor T. KIDDER. immediate
Successor 10 he late Dr. " r Concay For sale At MS
Counting Room, over No. 80. Court street. near Ion.
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special
Ss '' WIN. STABLER,
.n,o Fairfar Street, Aierandria.
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Dyspepsia! !.
OR INDIGESTION,

OF long standing, and Of The n,ost oostln s.s
" character, las 6eea;nmediaeiy relieved ana g1en
permanently cured in variety of cases that nave DC.
CURED in Bo,ton and vicinity by using TOT snol une
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPEClflC u
.aNTEBLLIOUS PILLS,
Aotb of which are to taken together according 20
valuable plain and practical directions, accompany
ing the specific. Price so cents each
None are genuine .niess signed on he outs,ae
printed prapper, By the Sole Proprietor. ktDDEh,
;mmediate successor TO the late Dr. NJ 4 Cm'ody TOT
ale n his Counting ROOM over No &c. Court street,
near Concert HALL Boson] and also by his speeiai ap
pointment by WIN. SIAbLhn;
apr S FGrfdr SVeet Iiet0NoIs--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
Dr. JEBB's CELEBR ATED LINIMENT,
DUMFRlES'
EYE WATER.

N)R sore or inhamed Eyes gives immediate ease
l. aud relief. Onrecent sore eyesthe effect 10 most
sslutary. Where the complaint has been OF years
stan ling, and in exceeding bad cases. the most
naxoscsed and ,rable relief has been found in the
use Of this Ers wArsR after every other remedy had
failed. Many persons who have used it. pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
met with, especially in Of soreness or in.
inflammation ofions standing. Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor. T. KIDDER.
in uei,ate successor to the late Dr.W T. CoNwAH.-
For sale At as Counting Rooms No SO, Court st
near con;er Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap.
pointmeut, by VIZ. SrABLER
spr7 Fiirfdr Street, .aeSandria.
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advertisement.

2,O THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9NIE most prevalent and fatal ofal the Diseases IN
cident to civilized society-the Consumption
generally be traced to the least alarming Of dsor
iers, slight 6ui neg ieecd Cold. BY estimation It sp
,ears tina, one hundred aad fifty thousand persons d,e
annually of tie Consumption Most OF these dread
al results may be attributed to common Colds. and
Negligent treatment Of the harrsssug Cough that &C.
nersly ensaes, which is usually followed by difficult
breathing pain in the side and at last liberated lungs
Violent and repeated asthmatic attacks also bring on
Consumptve symptoms. One ortwo dollars expend'
ed in the purchase of
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and a little attention to their timely administration
win usually ensure mitigation Of these disorders and
generally effect cure. The Pills are also an easy
and eectual remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying TIE 4sthmo and Consumption; Colds,
Coughs, Difficulty Of Brsatking Tighiness and Striet
,,re across The Chest Wheszing, Pa, in the Side Spit
ting of 3lood Sc Few cases can occur OF any OF this
cIas, Of disorders in VIII eh the purchasers of DR. Relies
pills will not find rich return for their trifng ex.
y eniture. Pree-W Whole Bores, 80 Pills, Dollar;
Of ditto, 10 PiR, so Cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-18
mr. RELFE's AsTHMATIC PILLS,
- To THE LADIES!

VWITrEand SOUND TEE7Har are both an orna-
" ment and blessing. The best security tor
their advantages is to be found in the use ofthe
BRITISH ANrISEPTIC DENTRIFICE.
Th,,yery elegant roa,h Pax.er. with very little
USE er,dicstes the Scfpy i tie Gunss, and prevents
the aeeu mutation of T1rtr which not only blackens
but loosens the teeth and acceIera,es their decay
The Dsutri6ce thus the prev1ting causes OF
OFnsiue BreIth preserves the hea fitness and ford
nsss Of the Gums, and readers he Teeth beautifully
,,site Price so cents,
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- TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
C0RNS.

1nYg celebrated ALBION CORN PIASI En- 2.
fords Instant relief and at the same time aissolves
and drawst Corn out by the roots, WITHOUT tue
pain. m;..sd With Corn, nm
their feet do certify that have used the ao.on Corn
ps,.,., with complete success. Before had used one
boz, completely cured Corn whieh had trouolss me
for many years. make this pubic TOT tne dement, u
those afflicted with tina. painful complaint.
Flushing, L. l. Feb %. "h' oHA~'
Prics so Cents Boz
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REMEDY FOR
RMeuaNNtisM.

TNdE excruca'ing pan-the decrepitude and de-
u formity, and the premature old age which are
th. usual attendants of this disorder suffered by
ny from despair ola cure, or disappointment inthe
efficacy OF the numerous pretended antidates used to
ef.;t this purpose. But those who have made fair
trialof
DR.. JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
even in cases Of long Standing and oftne most severe
Character have received Certain relief and many have
been cured in few days, some in "a hours! asa num-
Der Of in Boston and vicinity, who We're for
m .ry afflicted With the rheumatism. have very fully
te ,tiiei C.rt6cxtes in possession ofthe Propr
eor proving the most thorough and surprising cures
b, m ans of this powerful Linment, in cases where
other oprovei a,picasi had utterly failed The
Linim emit il ais, lssd w,a for Bruises. Sprsins,
Nun,ness, Stiffness ofthe joints, Chilblsins, &c.
Price, 50 cts. q bottle.
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Splendid FURNITURE
CHARLES KOONES


Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, King. n,,,.
to the corner Of Alfred street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufacture,
IL raj assortment of ss
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITrDr
Which, for elegance and durability ,deGes csmn.,.
Hisstock. generally consists Of r>"'a
Greeiau and plain sofas, couches and lounges
Mahogany and all kinds ofdrawing room Chair,
Grecian, winged aud single wardrobes
Pedestai.end sideboards with marble tops and n,,.
Gothic and various other ditto '~'
Pier tables, with marble and mahogany ton,
Piller and block dining. card and brcasfastt,b,.,
do claw do do do do
Centric or loo %
Frenchand vsriou other bureaus, with ANA S,,,.
mirrors
Ladiesdressng tables, with and without mi,ro,,
Ditto workstands and music stools
Dittoand gentlemen's sbinet, secretaries and T..
Washstands, with marble and mahogsn, tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eve. ,ra =.
maple and common beadstesds ~
Cribs, cradles candlestands, shaving dc, po.sbleS.
and every other article in the cabnet!ine.
LIKEH1SE,
Mahogany ofvarious kinds, steam sawed, curl -,
shaded veneers, copalvslnsh, ,acking bottoms, COW,
BEDS, MATER ASSES, 50. !
The above articles will be disposed offor casbo,,
punctual persons on the most liberaiterms,
A very extensive patronage from Westinghouse,
ces me to say, that will furniture 10 any NJ,
chaserin that city free ofexpcnce.
Turning 6 Caruin erecuted in f4sbs,t mouu,,
may 20
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District Of Columbia.

Alexandria County, TO ri:
OCTOBER Term, 1882.
William Morgan, Complainant, !
against
Adam Lynn, executor OF Esther HALEY, who was
che only surviving executrix Of William Hal
ley, deceased, Thompson HALEY one Of thede.
visees of the said William, Nathaniel Gates srd
Anna his y lie, and Eleanor Nesbit-which said
Anna and Eleanor are two o. the daughters and
devisees of the said VIM. HALEY, decd; Is
little, and Evehns his wife, and Ann Haley !
the latter an infant under the age oftwenty'On.
wears which said Evelins and Ann are the only \,
children OF Robert HALEY, deceased, who WIS !
a son and devisee of the said William Hallc,.
deceased; William II. Moore, Peter Goodns, !
and Ann his wife, William ". Gunnell, and ",
~ his wife; Bushrod POWELL, and Cstharne c.
his wife; John Moore, and Elizabeth Moore
which said william H., Ann, Mary, Ca'hsrine
c.. John and Elizabeth. sre the only child
rem and heirs at law Of Mary Moore, another Oh
the daughters and devisees of the said William
HALEY, deceased, Defendants, }
VNAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, N't'a
L Gates. and Anna his wife, Eleanor NesbIt. -
Little, and EveIina his wife. Ann HALEY. @ill'm
Moore, Peter Gooding, and Ann his wife, W'IN'n
Gunnell, and Mary his wife, Bushrod Powell. mo
marine C. his wife, John ) Moore, and EH'o.
Moore, not having entered their appearance 'no s"
security according to the statute and the rules " %
Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction OF me Nv
that they are not inhabitants OF the District Oh Cot
bs; on the motion of the Complainant. by bis eOlD,
il is ORDERED, That the said absent Defendants OF
pear here on or before the first DAY Of the next way
Of this Court, and answer the bill OF the Conp''l
and give security for performing the DEGREES o. y
Court; and that copy Of this order be for'hSTn
lished in the Aiexandris Phenix Gazette 'o' ="
months successfully, and that another copy DC P''
49, Test: FL, LEE, C. e.
mar pm
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Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufsc
tory.

J
lanes GREEN Cabinet maker,-hsson hsrd ~,
% will constantly keep at his old stand on ROW.
ST., Alexandra, Il at the corner oflOth st., PeEEUI
vania, Avenue Washington-s general assortment 4
the mostfashionable and durable Furniture, vhcht,
will warrant equal, ifnot superior in quality, ,orI
ever Offeredin the District:-Consstingi part, cf
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedesta lend and plainsideboards
Ditto, with cellarettsand marbleslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and Gentlemens'secretsriesan bookt,s
Pier,ableswith marble aud mahoganytOss
Pillera dclawdinng, bres kfast md csrt,,be,
Plain do do do do 4,
Ladies workstand
Shaving andcandl do
Mathematician and mshogany,op.
Grecian Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music stools ,bidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing desks&c
With ageneral, ssortnentof bedsteads ofretl
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, AID
which WILDE so.dssl0w for cash ashley snbept,
chased ofthes amequa Atty atany other manuf.st,,
n the Union. ALSO,
An,ssortmen ofStDomingoand Bay Of IiOndqn
Mahogany, q partof which is suitable for h,ndnh
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, eop, vi,
nish ofasuper quality, sacking bottom, ,cOrd,ss
TURNING AND CARVING,
Handsomely executed mve
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John Cudsipp,
IAT,R ERNlf IILlfOREl

fLATE FROM B.ALTIMORE,)
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
IL lie generally ths. he intends carving on the
DYEING BUSINESS,
opposite Morse JosseIyns, on Royal street IN the
house lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph II. White as q
Lottery Office. where he will dye Ladies' and Gentle.
mems Garments of every description in the best man
ner; cleanse bleach, and curl fringes Of Merino and
Cashmere shswIs; also Leghorn Bonnets of every de
scrpton; also Grapes and Silks of description;
Gauze shawls. Silk Hose. BImbazines, sc.
mar 7-d3mo