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TO CONTRACTORS.


Engineer Department. baltimore and Susouehanua)
Rau Road Company, April % 1886 {
EBROPOSALS will be received al this Office until
m the 10Th May, for the graduation and masonry Of
twenty miles OF the road, including deep cut at the
summit This division of the road commences in this
State, and ends in Pennsyvania, running through a
nigh healthy country, nbounding in cheap provisions
Satisfactory recommendations must accompany the
proposals of those who unknown TO the understand
ISAAC TRiMBLE, Chief Engineer
VIM. GIBBS McNEILL Coastitiag Engr.
q tHEAP SPRING GOODS--4pra, 1S3G-JTEo7c.
" sale or Retail at X II. JESKISs' Country Mer.
chants, Families and others, are invited to examine
nearly hundred thousand dollars worth of Stne
Fancy Dr5 '2ods-che6y from the New York auctions
consisting of 200 dozen Fancy Hdkfs at prices from,
~ ~ cents each to the richest article imported An
some OF the latter very rich and new style.
10 cases bonneis, flowers and reeds
do. gauze, lustring and satin ribands
oOO dozen silk, cotton aud fancy stock ngs and half
do. ~
200 do plain and trimmed silk and bombazne
stocks.
AIso an assortment Of summer stock and cr,,a,
pads; Chinese and French baskets
lOOO pieces brown and bleached domestic slrtinps
and sheetings, at prices from sd per yard TO fine
iOV pieces apron checks; also, furniture checks fur.
- - niture calicoes, at cd per yard and finer.
SrOOO worth plain aud figured silks of every descrip
uon amongst them elegant Jet black and
English Luslrings. "''
ae"se blue, black, plain and figured silks all styles
yard. 20 P''
10 cses Iish linens in full and half pieces. at prices
ron els per yard to the finest quality imported
Eiegd black and white spotted Thule lace wells new
style '0'''' ~"
Greenblack and white dotted lace for wells
Green, White and black qauze wells
Brunswsk lace for wells and caps
Muslin pes aud collars of the newest and ricbss,
styles '"u 'lo"eS'
1enileme summer articles for CLOTHING
Biack liallu and fancy silk cravats;
Also, lafg assortment Of common linen Goods for
Brown linen
Blue and yclw nankecns &c
PERSONS want goods to sell again or for their own
consumption, W hnd every article in the Dry Goods
DsParnen as loas they can be procured in like quan
u'. e a, any place r. II. JENKINS
staple and Fany, Wholesale and Dry Goods store
"P" - 116-St
- HARk-Fbeilent Northern champion bv Amer;
~ can Eclipse, OF of old Lady Iiphtf,ot kooyn ,o
every gentleman Of turf will stand the present sea-
son at my stable nca Taylors Ferry, in Mecklenburg,
Va, and will be let tcinares $75 dollars the season
dollar to the groom Good and extensive paqtnrag
and servants board grs. Every care taken 10 pre-
accidents and escapes, no liability for either Maros
with ioals at their sides will be fed at five cont,
per day, and those wdnt If requested The season
will end on the first day 4 July
SO JOHN G. GOODE.
""'" - l02-t20May
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3. J. WoRsHAM, c. c.
CoaMissIoSER's OFFICE,

No., IIHct EsuWhTd =, HOUSE, Va.
The parties interested in the above order are hereby
notified that have selected Saturday the lth dav Of
June next 10 attend to its execution on which day at
~ o'clock, A NJ, they requested attend at my Of
nee, and to present their accounts Vouchers &C. for
cxaminaion +. N. WATKINS, Coms'r, ca C.
way u "a
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May 6.
Oak Bark.

NWIANTlNG at the Tannery, near the Armory, 500
w cords Oak Bark, for which the following prices
will be given in cash Spanish oak, 81 red do So per
cord JOHN FOE
May 6. Io0--4t
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CHANCERY VIRGINIA At Circuit Superior
n Court of Law and Chancery, held for Prince Ed
ward County, the 25th day of April 1896
John James Ewing, Plaintiff;
Against, Charles Woodson, and Samuel Venabe cx-
ecutors of James Ewing, dec d, Defendants.
This cause came on this day TO be heard the bill
and answer OF the defendant Venabc, and argued
by counsel on consideration whereof, the court doth
order that the defendants do seUeraLy render before
commissioner Watkins, an account of the adminisra-
ton OF The estate Of their testator which said account
the commissioner is directed examine state and set
te and report to this court with any specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself required by either
OF the parties 20 be SO stated.
Copy-Teste, %. J. WORSHAM c. C.
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OF THE RAII-ROAD -TLo

HtSXTENSION OF THE RAIL-ROAD.-The Cars
N will hereafter to Juniper Tavern on the North
Anna River, (26 miles from Richmond,) as foows
Leave Richmond at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, and half past
o'clock, r. Nj.
Leave Juniper Tavern at half past o'clock A. NJ
and at quarter past o'clock, z NJ.
Northern passengers will leave Richmond at o'clock
s"e q5ss Ss e shd sdme Evening leaving
Washington from the North at clock in the morning
they will arrive at Richmond att clock the same even
ing
line of Cars lately established the Baltimore and
Washington Kali Road conveys passengers without loss
of time in either direction to and from the Philadelphia
and Baltimore Boats.
Seats will be given to all who apply for them On
pleasant days extra train starting at III o'clock will
TO Tayorsve any other point chosen by passen
gers, arriving in Richmond, return before o'clock
The mail train will stop at point the way except
Taylorsve.
Price Of Passage.
To fredericksburg 50 To TayIorsvle 81 so
"a Juniper Tavern IS ." Hungary water Station so
ticket entities the holder to return-on the
day, free of charge
~ All baggage at the risk of lis owners
May g. I20-6t
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accorions elegant mante piece ornament three spring
clocks; beautiful Powered fancy saddle ciots; table
cloths, &c. &c, dc. On all sums above $40, credit
viii be given Sale 10 commence at II o'clock, and
continue till all is sold. GEO z. KNAUFF
FarmviIe, May G. l2O-4t
81 ENDALL JOCKEY CLUB RACES, 1856
MA The spring meeting this will com
the fourth Tuesday in May, Qbe 24h) and
continue four days.
First Day-A sweepstakc for three year old colts and
FLIES mile heats $500 entrance, 500 forfeit Five
subscribers aud closed, viz.
L. James nj. Seldens CHI. C. by Sir Charles, dam by
Sir Hal.
9 James b. Kendall's C. by Henry, dam by Eclipse
likroka.
=. w. l.. Whites CHI c. Cash. by Carolinan.
5. J. S. Garrison's b. C. Norwood by Monsieur Ton
son, dam (the dam of HansIap) by Sir Aichy.
Same Day-A swerpslake for three year old colts end
files; mile heats, 800 entrance, h. Five subscribers
l. James NJ selden's b. by Sussex, dam Brunette,
raised by Gen. Ridgely.
I . James B. Kehdas b. by Spring Hill, dam by
) R. Gmor, jrs CHI c. Howard, by Sir Charles, dam
Sally Walker, by Timoieon
4. Levi Hoffinan's b. {. by james Chopper, dam by
J T9pgalant
mond.
Second Day.-Jockey Club Purse. $500, three mile
heats free for all ages; entrance $50.
Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse, $780, four mile
heats free for all ages; entrance $50
Fourth Day-Proprietors Purse, $3.50, two mile
heats free only for nags bred owned in Maryland and
District Coiumbia entrance $l5.
Same Day-A sweepslake tor three year old colts and
fles; mile heats, 500 entrances h. Three subscri-
bers, and closed viz:
l. James -. Kendall names b. f. by Spring Hill, dam
by imp Jack Andrews.
w l.. White names CHI. c. by Carolnian dam by
Sir Charles
3. Y. N, Oliver names Dr. Richard of York, by
Star, dam by Shyock
On Monday, the 23rd (he day previous 10 the rsgu-
lar races,) an interesting MATCH RACE for 81 200,
VIII come oft between the two celebrated geldngs be-
longing to Jefferson county, Va; mile heats
Sweepstakes open.
L. sweepslake for three year old colts and FLIES
two mile heats; free only for Maryland and owned
endas far South the tappahannockto run fall meet
ing, 1896 entrance $500, Ia. fto and close the
hrst day of September, 1886.
2 swccpstake for .--i.
two mile heats-to fall meeting, 1886; entrance
$780, 500 iorfet-to and close by the first day
of September, 1886
sweepsake for colts and FLIES, foaed Spring of
1886, 10 be Spring of 1882 mile heats; entrance
81 600, $3.50 forfeit: Now six subscribers, and many
promised.
The proprietor in offering the above list of races hopes
it is such will give general satisfaction. From the
great number OF fine horses in training this spring he has
been induced by the advice of his friends give
OF $500, three mile heats; 10 do which, lie has taken
$500 from the four mile day, and added 5000 more
which make up the $500. Several i'm provements in the
course and fixtures, suggested the last neeng are
now being made, and when completed, will render the
Kendall course second to in the country.
}. Is. KENDALL, Treas. 81 Prop.
Mayo. 12O-w4w
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ED ELLEFONTE RACES.--Tbe races over This
ED course will commence on the first Tuesday in June
next, being the 9TH day of the month, and continue
days, and perhaps the 9TH.
Isl Day-'The Projectors purse $780, mile heats the
best two in three; entrance SIS
2d Day-The Jockey Club Purse $3.50 nett, two mile
heats, entrance $50.
81 Day-A Handicap Purse, which viii be worth
$25 '""i'0
4M Day-A Sweepstakes for three yens old, mile
heats best two in three; 5000 elise the eve
ming preceding the first days race
The Proprietor deems il unnecessary to sayAny thing
about accommodations, &c. He will, as heretofore use
every exertion to give general satisfaction.
SAM'L. B. JETER Protistor.
holloway county May 6, 1886. I2OZStd
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6SALE OF NEGROES.-ln conformity with de-
~ cretal order of Goochand Court there will be sold
at the residence of the late NJ Hicks about eight miles
highest bidder, for cash. or 10 very likely valuable
slaves part Of the land will be sold on a credit of
six and twelve monlhs-and the whole of The pesha.
bic property on credit of twelve inonhs-Rond and
approved security will be required in all cases of credit
All persons who have claims against the estate of NJ
Hicks are requested to present them the day of SALE
not previously as it is expected there will be dyi.
sion of the whole estate that time
JOSIAH LEAKE, Er'Or. and Coma'r.
Goochland, May 1875
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April 26

N OH CE-Ihe subscriber, Attorney at Law, will at
4 tend the superior Court Of Law and Chancery of
nenISo county the General Court, aud the Court of
Appeals and will give strict attention 10 business CON
hded TO him IN those Courts lie has taken part of the
Office OF his SON. DR. +. II Smith, near the Bell tavern
cept when IN attendance upon the Courts
JOHN ~ SMITH
N'o'i""""i hpIh - io0D. llO-IGt
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER-MrJ
~ RoBERr HILL, of King William, is authorised TO
receive subscribers and their payments for the Southern
Literary Messenger Also, to receive monies that may
be due the Messenger. Il. w. WHITE.
May 6. I20-3t
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" N CHANCERY VmeISIA In the Circuit sape.
nor Court of Law and Chancery for Prince Edward
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Ia OUlSA RAILROAD.-By virtue of an act pass
MA eu feornary iotl, 1876 incorporating the Stock
holders OF the Louisa Rail Road Company, books will
be opened on Monday the ninth day of May next for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions the amount of
5000 1000, in shares of 800 each, 10 constitute Joint
capital stock for the purposes contemplated bv The said
act The books will be opened in the Civ of Rich
mond, the Merchants Coffee House under the drec
ton OF Richard Anderson, John Rutherford Nicholas
Mills, Conway Robinson, Richard b. Haxall, David
Anderson, jr. and Captain Thomas Nelson or two of
them; at 1aylorsve, in the county of Hanover under
the direction OF William d. Winston, Henry Robinson,
Francis o. Taylor, Joseph Nj. Sheppard Edmund Fon.
tame, and Thomas boswell, two of them; at Jack
sons Tavern in Louisa under the direction of Elisha
Jackson David Richardson, Frederick Harris and II
M Burnley, or TWO of them; at Louisa Court House
under the direction of Thomas Johnson William Craw
ford John Hunter Richmond Terrell Peter Scales and
Benjamin M Francisco, two of Them and at Gordons
vIlle in the county Of Orange under the direction of
William F. Gordon, James Lindsay, Mann Pace and
Coleby Cowherd, or two of them Gentlemen willing
TO subscribe, ana not sufficiently any place at
which books are to be opened attend there in
can by power OF attorney authorize some person TO sub
scribe for them The books for receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS
VIII be Kept open at each place ten days At the expi-
ration OF that time the Commissioners each place
binson and Others Commissioners in Richmond
ing how many shares have been subscribed for nj eocb
pace Upon every subscription of stock, there be
paid at the time OF subscribing, the Commissioners
the sum OF two dollars on every share subscribed
April 30. IlS-6,
BOHN MCINTYRE, DRy9PER and T.9JLOR 1neor-
~ " opposite MessTs Baldwin, Kent ~ CO.. Main
Street) respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally, that he Is now opening handsome assert.
ment OF new Spring and SuiRmer Goods of beautiful
and superior quality, which have been selected with
much personal care in The Northern Cities and will be
made up TO order at short notice the most
style. Also beautiful assortment of stocks Gso,n We
ry superior cFayats collars bosoms suspenders gloves
lie trusts by due attention to business and his lone
experience therein, to give dne satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their o, deIs-He will keep con.
sany on hand an assortment of seasonabe ready made
Oiohing OF the best quality, manufactured by himself
and warranted
few iourneymcn Talors of the first class, wanted
also an apprentice.
Richmond, Sd May, 1886 1876
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MOTICE.-By virtue of deed of I'll ust executed
TO me by WIN. II. Sanard, deceased bearing date
the fourteenth day of JULY 1885, and upon record in the
Clerks Office OF Orange county, / shall, for certain
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell the high
sA'.srs "i!out raiI UPON pref1ses, oi
Land upon which said Stanard lately resided-adjon-
ing the Town OF Stanardsve and the lands of George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED The land will be ac.
e9raey surveyed before the day of sale plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed TO be nerecv
good; but selling Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust.
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee
Orange G. H., Va, April 9. II4-tds
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I'm CHANCERY --VmeISIA In the Circuit sape
sior Court of Law and Chancery, for Prince Edward
County:
John Clark. cx'or Of Agnes CLARK, decd. pliF.
Against, Jacob Me Gehce and Mildred his wife Nan.
cY Lyon, Archibald Fuqua and Sally his WIFE illiam
Clark, sllas Watkins, and Lucy NJ. his wife, Thomas
NorIor.--The parties 70 the. above suit are hepebv
informed that shall attend at my Office on FRIDAY The
10Th day Of June next, at 10 O'clock A. M at which
ue ana place they arc requested TO attend to pre-.
sent such papers, evidence &c will be NECESSARY TO
the proper execution of the orders and decrees
i heretofore made IN this
F. N. WATKINS, Comms'r. csc
rfnce Edward g. House, April 20, 1886
May 9. I2O--w4w
q COMMERCIAL BANK OF BALTIMORE-caDi.
" tai $3,000,0O0.-Gn pursuance of an act Of he
General Assembly Of Maryland entitled Dan act 10 ia
corporate the Commercial Bank of Baltimore the I'M
oefs'gned Commissioners viii books be opened
10 receive subscriptions TO The Capital said Bank
ON Monday The GM day Of June nsrt and The same viii
DC Kept open from 10 A. NJ, 2P. NJ for SIX success.
eve days. IN the cities Of Baltimore (at the Baltimore
liouse1 Boston, Providence New York Pbiladelobia
York, Penn, Richmond. Norfolk Petersburg and Win
chester Virginia, and Charleston c. also at each of
Maryland W "
Shares 800 each $40 to be paid on each share a, The
time Of subscribing and SIC at the expiration Of A
sno ~ months, the remaining $50 at such times lereaf
Ter az may be required by the President and Direct
alter giving 30 days notice.
DANIEL COBB,
JAMES BEATTY.
THOMAS BAYFIELD,,
JOINS HOPKINS.
CHARLES HERMAN. cow.;,.,o.s..
HENRY Y. SUMNER.
THOMAS WILSON.
CHARLES n. ~. BROWN
JAMES GEORGE.
JOHN w. KEfELE
FRANCIS NEAIR.
GEO. w. RIGGS,
Baltimore, May g. 100 q,
WlLLlAM y RfTCHlE, date OF Richmond Va :
w Attorney and Counsellor Il Law V;cksl,,sc
lissssppi) will practise Law in The counties of Hind
mao'son5 Iazoo, Washington, Warren the Parish Of
Chancery Courts at Jackson Feb IN = ~ ~"
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M,yARMvlLLE AUCTION.--On Thursday, the 10Th
IL May, will sell at public auction, all my house,
hold and kitchen furniture, beds, China, glassware;
handsome horse baouche; first mich cows;
horsc splendid set of maps; ~ dozen new, elegant,
fancy and common chairs sofas; settees dining tables
pictures; iographic prints re-screens;
hand pianos double barrelled gum number of vions
accordons elegant mante piece ornaments three spring
clocks; beautiful Powered fancy saddle cioths table
cloths .Sc &c, dc. On all above $40, credit
will lie given. Sale TO at III o'clock, and
continue till all is sold. GEO. p. KNAUFF
Farinve, May 6. l20-4t
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40 No. Lottery--ll drawn ballots
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-20
TNHE SUBsCRIBERSH HAVING COMPLETEDar-


engagements, bh in the Importing and manufacturing OF art
Giles in their line OF business enabled with
their former extensive retail trade that Of whoaeng ard take
this opportunity of Informing merchant, dealing in Watches
Jewery and Fascy Goods that by those they will
be in receipt Of all articles connected with the Jee
rsde, both foreign and dsnc which they will furnish the
best ADVANTAGE dealers of the city, The foowid articles
have jus. hc-n received, viz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS OF NJ. Tobias
4 Co.; Jno. Hauon Moneas ard Others manufacture with
variety of French and Swiss the Lepine duplex and anchor
opponents
PLATE WARE-SheiieId and Birmingham manufacture.
Us; Bsnches Castor; Candestick Butter-tus; Discove
Boesands; Epergnes with glass dishes Walters &C. &c.
yEwELRY.-DiAmoI Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of Caneo Mosaic and PEARL Gold Conean and Agate
Ear Drops; Go Chains Of variety of patterns; Forenne snd
Roman Mosso in OF Ear Rings and Pin both real and mia
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob ohins.
FANCY GOODS-SseI, She'll snd Ivory Card Cases; Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver evrponted Pencils
Tooth Picks &C. Bronzed goods Of variety Silver and
bonzed Card R~k.; beautiful silver Card Baskets; Purses Eye
Glasses and Spectace; Comedian and Desk Seals Cologne
Stsnds; Cigar Cases and Holders with great variety of other
articles.
Additions making every day present assortment and
exeron will be made render desirable for and
Western merchant. 10 call upon MARQUAND co.
feb Aim lSl broadway.
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PILLs.-DR. WIN. BRANI

- ne ~ me uc0vItr OF tnte f., was OF opinion that tei
was only ONE DISEASE, an impurily OF blood which, by
petng the circulation. brought Inflammation
me organ OF part where settled and impressed he Of tn
truth of this simple eTy that he spent thirty years exper
meis and ahoGs rch into the medicinal virtues of the IN
nerou plants composing The Vegetable Kingdom his object b-n
10 compose medicine which should purify and produce.
by specific acion removal Of the hutors the blood BY t
stomach and bowels, by the continuation The o such
state of purity.
Many other medicines advertised having properties ecu
10 these bat The proprietor Of these Pills country Ghe
gasd:en Of e dcoveIer,l would wish hose who think well
This PIN and who have made Of such medicines
ne difference OF that medicine which has been Sc yes ee
English public, and has gained sale there E0OH
teIlirg and those medicines which forced into
noce by Advertisement before ie pIopee be fully knowl
even by the aicoyeEcr themselves. Captains Of ships and
chants will find dis medicine which will Their health
ard answer well for expor;aiisn-
Dr. BIS Office i lS7 Hudson, opposite BTooue York
wh.e Dr. Brandre be soEsuied, soady Wednesdays
aud Saturdays. dec l3-2u-;,,s
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EDGAR JENKINS, Aueioneer.
DER EMPTOI. SALE OF ABOUT SIX
IuNDRED VALUABLE hIIII DING LOTS IN IHE

EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY OF BRUOKLYN.-
FRANKLIN JENKINS II sell Wednesday, the ID day OF
March II O'Clock. al their Sales Room Funs Buildings
No 10 Bnoad street,
TX hundred valuable Building Lots in the Eighth
Wad Of he city of Brooklyn be The prcpe lately owned by
Joseph Dean. the q, which compe.es part the Gewans
Heights aud gradually rhg fom the bay the elevation If more
than 100 presents from every part of the commanding
prospect of The city Of New York. the Bay, Staten Island New
jersey &c
This gUr the distance from site of the Merchants
Exchange Twenty third street in the city of New York The
boats comp eled, Clinton and
opened and paving The wle eng h. Henry being
tihued All these lead dir Hamilton Avenue. SAID
neatly graded and will b. ready for travel in The
spring his Avenue leads directly t land the
BRIDE. The Third Avenue VIII oh hrcugh This land
completed the whole length the spring This will furnish
# the delightful rides in about New York Brooklyn
An application pend before The Legislature rail road
through the Third Avenue L. ding Bath Ii confidently
asserted that this passed other for beauty
of prospect location Ii extended front Of
perry ha. teen sold lois and the Of that ale
dwelling hses ne erected year from the time Of SALE
and and rapid have made and
progress between This property the South Fery and
siderg it. high and situation all combine
nos desirable location for men who wish reside
city and out OF lis noise and y usiors.
Every lot will put up and positively sold the highest bidder
capitalists 10 made good investment
The of sale 10 the day of sal, 80
in 60 days. 90 per rem.n bond and mTgsge M
years a per
Lho iphc maps may be obtained The ioneer
No Is Brood street tfn days preyi he dsy # sale.
may be had of Smith kames Counelors law iias
EXCHANGE buildings, Br OIL. feb l6dis
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AUCTION SALES.

EDGAR JENKINS, AuotioHetr
FURNITURE. a e AUCTION. sat 10 O'Clock, at No.
IL 81 Bee KIN ree--FRANkLiN x JENKINS will sell
auction Moldsy morning, Feb uay I'D 10 O'clock,
No 81 ekman street, e # Household Furn;-
lure The rIory OF family that have Europe sting
Dsmask Window Cuains Sotas Mamie Lamps; Brussels,
Pa,uT aid Stair Carpt; Rugs; P, Dining and Tea Tables
Looking Glass BEDS and Bedding; Beanreaus; elegant
hgsy wadIob Toilet Table, &c. &c &c. together with the
Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
II. b. Tue house will be open early the morning Of the sale
whrfr the Furniture be examined. 1851 feb l7-ds
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TO THE PUBLIC.

. U q
BROWN L Co. having hereio!sIe made great improve
in the manufacture of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS have extended their attention 10
this branch Of business and atteT themselves they
hzve succeeded in manufacturing article which for lghnes
durability and ur be exceied by nothing in the line This
hat The combined result Of several years experience the
faeure, much attention and perseverance in the pursuit.
Brown Co. presenting public think they have
y reached the umatum Of beauty capne neaine durability
and comfort the They also manufacture and have
doing for time superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This ha; has been highly approved by
re public, long experience will testify All for
therefore good customer pays The losses of Dad Wholesale
dealers supplied a the shortest al
BROWN Cos. Priced Hat Store
sep 16- 17s Chatham corner of Mott street