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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-30
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.
The following pass occurred in the liou
on Mandav Mr. Ravnpr said

The following pass occurred in the House
OH Monday. Mr.. Rayner said:
The gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Wlse) had
tainted them with belonging the old Federal party
and being opposed 10 State rights. Did the gentle
dare to look Mr. r. in the face and talk of State
rights 2 Here he reminded him that he had come in:
to Congress the ayowed advocate and defender of Ge-
neral Jackson and his measures, while Mr.. k had
lost his election because he would not tolerate
Jackson's arbitrary attacks the freedom of the
States.
Mr. Wise said he dared look the gentleman in the
face any subject; and he claimed now and al
ways, to be a better State rights man than he He
had come into Congress because he had opposed null
LITIGATION, and not because he had been the advocate
Of Gen. Jackson, many of whose measures he had
opposed
Mr.. Rayner then abandoned his attack on
Mr.. w. and turned upon Mr.. Profit with no
better success.
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GEoR, Co., March 23d, lS42.

GEon., Co., March Odd 1912
SIR Ihave to inform you that things here have
gone on pretty much in the old way since my last
There is nothing new, but regret to say that the
SOW yom sent from Philadelphia is iead Twenty
five of the lambs out of forty, are dead One of the
colts is dead. The two d. calves which you sent
to me are dead. | have been waiting for the rye
to come up, that might SOW the clover seed YOU
sent from Baltimore, but after all it would MT grow,
so ploughcd it up and set the ground in oats and
hope to get crop if the season turns out fine We
had freshet two weeks ago, that carried away one
hundred and fifty pannels of fence, and the hands
are all engaged in doing up the fence Ben injured
his knee, in mauling rails, and has been unable to
work since the 23d of February. AS Emilina was
tending the cart she fell from the top of it, and
injured her shoulder 50 much that she can't stir As
for the wheat there is scarcely any appearance of it,
and think the best thing do will be to plough
up the land and put ii into corn, but shall wait your
orders. All the other matters going on equally
well. Now, sir, have given you fair account of
what we are doing, and must say that have done
every thing in my power to please you; and if you
don't like the way Eve gone on, you will send me
my walking papers as soon as possible, as don't
| like to be blamed when | conduct right to tho
best Of my knowledge.
Yours, respectfully.
NStd Bene-Thc fodder is all gone, and there won't
be half enough corn to last till the grass grows
Please not to forget to send some money in time
! tits unnecessary TO say that the above ac
count OF ms farming operations was highly sat
'stactory To our friend who very good naturcd-
|
y, IN answering the letter, expressed his belief
that the overseer had attended To his business,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-30
EXPERIMENTAL FARMING.

The following letter, from an overseer TO his
emf loyer, member of Congress, gives an
amusing picture Of experimental farming" and
will no doubt be recognised as any thing but
fancY's sketch
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tss.s faxs, ~HneH aGt sssESnAL LEr THERE
!. f.ifs = ses-sssssr'als, ur1hrr AND ALL
.,.s, aastrt -.fagssiiA.
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Mr. SEWER remarked that they could have passed
the resolution half dozen times while they were
making speeches against il.
Mr. SMITH arose for the purpose Of replying to
the Senator, but,
The PRESIDENT having expressed his opinion
that debate was now out Of order,
Mr. SMITH took his seat by remarking that if he
had been opposed to the resolution, he would not
have made the objection.
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AppoarloNMENT or REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. TAPPAN, in pursuance Of notice, introduced
bill to apportion the representatives among the seye
raj States according to The sixth census He remarked
that the Senate had been waiting for the House TO
pass law for this purpose, but il had not done so,
IN consequence OF the pressure of other business they
might as well pass upon it themselves, especially as
nearly four months OF the session had elapsed and
there was little probability of such bill being shortly
disposed Of by the other branch of Congress.
The bill was read and ordered to second reading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
ID r. COO Z
RETIJr NED FROM ENGLAND.

WITH all the latest information from Europe,
w universally performing of class of
real disease aggravated FORMS with dented
expedition despatch again consulted onaly
well eonfdentially his Office, No. Norton street, Alba
ny, N. Y.
The Lock Hospital America the only Philan:hropic ns ii.
established under the benign Of the celebrated
and convensnce Of the unfortunate eputed he best
At this Idrmary patients have the very best medical ae
dance including board and nusing which materially ac
desirable and sacred security resides the
premises ncedulous may their
condence-fee home-pursue their usual avocaonsand
enjoy the society OF perhaps the eminent physician
Remember, Dr. Cooke attends personally to his patients
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
MEDICAL.
ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.

| r.. On STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE;
First, Iai q, ssIisi iss
sss,s :. Es1f Ms nssn ,s .ss az 3
as sss aSss
sss % &C. s ss S e. % :y
t Is esysin free from pain and generally accomplished
| With regard % the first of these remarks:-.
an , Nell kn9wn that stneu,s The result Of badly des5sa
unue ON from month to month, slides geet Now
sa in
and R
part or other Of the passage and further, that al
aas dOsn bu Is the hdSa sae Of
serious maj ale not only Of SEXUAL but those ass OF ns
But what especially leads attention off from this
the dow Of urine . observed. which IS quite MISTAKE
as o
pted stream Of urine belongs only the of and
hsssysI when saoIsns sdvsH.ss Rsosis
how Of his Disruption about TN. ely and ha
they will sell their nosrums as long any wlbu them
sdss % ss'H ssfs ~o
sns .s "a r al ss like
but whom On seeing the real nature of the case ne has cured
~Sh g by before YnSs
y done for although the symptoms Of th, disease name
very Snsythsy ieIowinS relate.
The manner If rnag 1T has been already said the
lively after it is finished and the clothes eadused wheth
drop two will steal away, little
nothing Is more indicative ofstricture. The nextis
III Ths I'M &c Gg nS ns, rsarsd 3D.. es&w is duh
produce structure naturally disposed stric
to 90 beyond .x Weeks III. alone would afford .afesp
ground at least for the suspicion of The last
The e1ecta structure has upon The mnd-The effect Of
Structure depress the and to lessen both bodily and
menta activity. Ths ase Of its effects
Not however that alike individual but
common that the writer rarely Of land
less that he capable formerly
gratifying also the uniform spiuts
the q other ns,adle. as the cure
fcent 10 observe land stated with confidence and plea
s1e) that this free from and generally
been advanced but such has been the i'm
this and such the practical of the
write that he accomplish the Of structure
many days as formerly II demanded months.
The writer also begs that for thvse who wish
deraxe the he has published little volume
called The rrate Irease." in which not only structure
cla and privacy, directed the planest
advisable that those who structure,
BILE should consult the author personally and nothing ws
Separate rooms also, arranged for those who
have to wait little.
which the public and especially coming this city,
rely with confidence what tas been advanced. With
this view pr Ralph beg. that beside his rank grad
Of Edinburgh, Sc &-he has been engaged the
of these Diseases bo hospital and city practice for
thirty years. and has published edons Of work
presy that he has testimonial letters from the
Americas Sir Ashley Cooper to DR.. Mott of New YoS
Dr. hysck of Philadelphia and Others, and THAI he permr
ted refer to almost Physician of einence in this
b. Ralph his private residence 90 Green
witch street. toward: the Battery may also be
consulted by post The little volume above referred to
dollar b. O'6 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

sehr heesde. Langley, days from Boston. with mdse
sehl John 3. Gorham. days from Boston, with FISH, &C.
BrryHNEp-Baqne India which sailed for PhladelEbia,
and anchored IN the North River
Below.
Two SHIPS ported TO be the Cambridge BarStow and Adj
rohadeek, hacsstan from Liverpool. - go.
Also, one ship, two bigs, unknown. Wind ESE.
Sailed.
Steam ship Great Western, Hoken, Liverpool
General Record.
LAUScHED.-The ship Courier, tons owned by Andrew
Foster Sons Of New York was launched at New5urpor
% Wednesday THIS ship been built the shor space Of
butt u he slS From al she
not ia 70 give credit Doth TO the owners and builders
whaiemen.
Sailed from New Bedford 18th inst Nimrod (new) sherman
AZ Lo@hoek Jay il, HaSarss T,Der. of NIB. II out
to leave Ne octava Rowland NB. Ief mos
Passed July IS lat S Ion &c f. Elizabeth probably of NIB
steering W.
Grace Brown from Baltimore for Savannah Nov ie, of
Foreign Ports.
~ Fl A Cd SS:'; ' %a$9sa
onSead9y Rs o%s Beard GsendSs W"
,H.yaYA. Nov lin port Retrieve Of Ne~burypor,, from
ass eli .dG E%po;%% Eoss Boston, flushed
days S0 a;cb H ?si" p% Baoa
Siss,hngps Windsor Brewer from Bo,!on freight
s Go Gs ,S
Hammond FCsei om psah Mn $ N9Ss IN" M Ass
sowss, Allen om Providence diss; plymouth. Thomas,
Cutting do do Elizabeth Remington, from and for Phil del
MArANzAs Nov SIN Neptune Foster for Boston,
PALERMO. Oct s-n port Mohawk Pierce for NewYok to
commence ldg IN few days; Lion Peterson, for lyca,
BArAvA, june I-In port Cub, Babson for Montevideo
10 days.
Home Ports.
BAseos, Ney PAR Deelaraton, Loweer NYork;
ron poN NJ Wv A 's,s Ihomss poIgnIy Whining;
Owls HAD, Nov iI-Arr sherer. Boston; Waterman do
Sid l2th, Orion. spear, do;
Houde!r, savannah; New England Baes Neserie Ceyiod
s i"S xsa Mag
s99 Ca!s@o' ssG NEW & hIs port ss Gnsl CTSeker
9a%i's u
NEW BEproRD; Nov bmAr Elm Burt. NYo1k; David Cof
sn Ioeey ph deph'ai Tiger Nye, Albany Sid Southern
,NASTvckrI, Nov n-sd Elizabeth, Bourne, phladeIpnie
%"s'Sa NJ Iab Leader st1ss " S3cs Is2 Cham
Ws'no G.GRaTa %sssns0n NC Sid m Gin
ve NSy R sgn kx Nsw Msfs
Boston, Gov Arnold salem NJ for dol Cardinal Bridgeport
SOH lsos B%U5s for %
SoeaH. Hs'nsf y faa%n'8 HpasehaSs s
aaa' N SsTgo+ @ a Rsd Boston,
Lcd Bsxer do; hlz beth and PhiIadsIph,a Nsnpcket
Go Brand E ssns 9' n de-
DO Arr in the sehgykiil Andrew Ring ThurIow Lubec
nc Nov AR Gisaner Earidge Boston,
SoaBsS no.
SoS And S1sGsp Mys y % %
BaSs sSH:s BSi@ sSs
s.yass.H. Nay BAT Wallace. lB) MAN, Liyerpool--
wilson F"lsr coiS NYcrt ''e Carpenter boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
MEDICAL AID.
DR. GREGORY

DIR. GREGORY will attend and prescribe for particular
bclas OF PATIENTS his residence No 81 Mott
day the week all hours Of day and evening His treatment
be relied being the best and the plan pursued will
with the symptoms of disease having
also the accommodation of the patient and perfect
Of the malady
It, worthy Of note that number of patients after hay
been treated for the dsea. discharged by their phy
being cured and perhaps would remain so week
longer after disease begins to make appearace and
in this generally considered than the
first instance IT, like these that Dr. g. has at length
discovered remedy which enlirey unknown
other physcan 1t external application requiring to be
continued IN not more than thirty hours has
proved successful instance where has been applied
and has cured of from three fifteen standing This
announcement tde from motives OF vanity or 'front.'
love of boastng but simply inform those need of the
medy where Those seeking the Doctor will find
him his house not drug stoe) No Mott ST, about
$50 yards off Chatham Square, being nearly opposite the
stone church- is easily found at night
DR.. Gregory has published improved edition with
gravngs) little book entitled the Rubicon
cusvely the complaints above alluded The remarks
should be read by specially those with
tIacted ID disease II for sale BY the author his Office
and by Mess Sands 70 and 100 Fultonstreet and both
Drug stores Of Chambers st and BIoadwsy also il the
and Markesee Applications by Nail, Post paid, sncos
ing ST. will receive the book BY return Of MAIL free Of Post
age oil lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
TO MARRIED LADIES.


-These invaluable Powders have been universally adopt-d
well by thousandsn thu country being the only mild
safe, and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbids a rapid increase Of family
Madame Reste 10 well know ~ for thirty years Fc
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals Eu
ropethose Vienna and farswhere h, her great
experience opportunities she attained celebrity in
those great discov medical science specially aated
to the frame for which her medicines stand unrl
vailed well in this country Europe Her
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
herby the decline and i'll health Of married
scarce the meridian Of e and the rapid and
often apparently inexpcabe which conslgp many
fond mother TO mature grave-to their
knowledge Of the primary Of female indsposi
onsespecialIy OF married femslewhich In 1905 led 20
shs discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption mas been the of preserving only
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of SUBJECT and
nmating the vast benefits resulting thousands by ado-
non would most tully tlr
ned by all that they hold and dear their consideration
Is not wise and vuous evils which
Ject by simple and healthy within control Every
dispassionate yuous and enlightened mind Will unhestat
lnsiy aAswet IN the Affirmative Price five dollars package,
can be forwarded by mail to any P Of the UNITED sses AZ
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office 49 Greenwich
street, New York Office honrs from AM. 10 clock r. "
Boston office No. 7 Essen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

DR. F. PRUDHOMME, from Paris disciple of the illus
tious Hshnemann, whose science and doctrines have
eminent physicians eager to receive his instructions and to
Dsc O III puO sea he n.
DR. F. r. has protest. ,naiy and intimately connected
in this country; and during years practice, he has visited
the United Stses and Of the West Indies
to eac'date points In science I'LL then involved
He from Paris, where he has been communi-
which he Is member, and to difuse the
traits OF hi experience and the blessings Of heth.
the help Of his method iounded the laws of SPECIFICS
which had resisted other mode OF
il that besides ali maiades repued urable
ne disease SO dreadful, nveterate, such Consumption
seropsas pop.V s aa h, eaDno entirely al
By the method all children
Dr.. may consulted every day, from 10 A. to az M
al office rs Duane street, Broadway. Consultations
given in the English, French German spanish and Italian
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ D., No 81 Reade street, New York.
~ In scroula and chronic deases charge made TIL tne
formed under twenyone years. have their bones .tragh
ened References given patients who have
been cured 10 this city. OF 5meI
AIR OLThere no oil in the world that Gan 90 sood
bad the hair Every body knows thai when tnc hair
burned will again good All ths powders
and the hr d ed literally burned Liquids for dying
the hair compositions Of cansc and spirits that burns IN the
will gro many times il & burned; and
body that when the head full q danduh the HAIR
grey and badness follows From experience
twenty years being hair and having the opportunity
of xamning great many heads have made
COMPOUND Esscua Oil Almonds" for destroying dandru
preventing the hair IRON coming out and turning This
imable Hair Oil will make the hair we matter how
much dandruf soreness is on the head.
For SALE wholesale and retail A. PASTORS Hair Cut
los Greenwich street, New Ao. Price 80 cents BOTTLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.


DR, A. 2. CASTLE. Dentist. 2s1 Brosdwsy. ~ Y, has a
has satisfactorily stood the OF public opinion for several
IN the tooth while IN sof state and becomes
embodied with the tooth solid tooth. thus
ing rs ALL CASES the necessity Of extractonhe
painful tooth thereby be preserved Ladies Of the first
standing society give their N the most glowin
admirably adapted tender eth and aud
Dr. Castle operates with great care and ability 80
Toothaohe Pills. which put the painful tooth will
effect permane
From the Journal Of Commerce.1
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPEKATlON;-Dr;
C. Castle has replaced by most piece o. Deaa
Mechanism the lost of the and lower Jaw bones
and their teeh shot the case OF Lieut. D. Of the s.
NJ who with this casually while pursuing the In
dams Florida We have letters from the Lieut. confirm
of this extraordinary and its entire success which
gratifying the Dr. O. also inserts ar-
fetal teeth the principle of adhesion by atmospheric press
c. Castle refers the Spanish French and English
AmDaados Mr. Stoughton the spanish Consul; Mrs Gene
raj Games; General McCaIty B. Al Lord Morpeth; Dr.
Johnson President of edicai Soclety Dr. Torey, Dr.
j. b. Beck Dr. A. Smith Dr. T.. Delaield DR.. Berger. Dr.
Kssam, Dr.. A. H. Stevens, DR.. J. Cheeseman, &c. &C.
AFNESS-Drs. Castle and Edwards, Aursls z9 Br al
way attend the Of Deafness and all diseases
Acoustic Drops for ncpient deafness
aoises. colleen of hard in the ears o9lmse
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
= ,o,,osy yyyTEp APP rssFlsE;,p y .

M. DE BOUDELOQUE. a. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL
THE Scientific OF ingredients 81 which the
Pills composed have made them tie wonder and ada'
the only preparation discovered that has nvaby
certain producing the monthly Then certainty, all
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain to
produce carriage il used during that period
The directions translated English eiopoz
round with the seal Of the Inporr stamped Each box
signature Of NJ de Boudeodue aud English IL
rections have the signature OF Dr. H. MELvEAu authorized
agent for the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail any part OF the ULl,es
States. Leren directed 90 Dr. y. Melyeau, box 81 New
York, will with Immediate attention. All letters must
be paid. Sold BY appointment 100 Cherry, nea Cats
street Pcs 80. 5af boxes g. No halt boxer scri ~
mail. OF m'i ds<w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvariabls success
irresaarty suppression oppase of those functions Of
which the health every female depends
cir introduction into the United STATE about years
counteelts and limitations r,y attempted be
Twelve cents boy pa, up IN diieTe sgxes and called
possible, dollars box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose ulen them II
tereits, except those sold Madame Reste Principal Dce
is Greenwich street. New York and Essex street, boston
Price 81. Madame Rcstes signature Is written
OF each cog. ul.
N. B.-They eau be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside each box Sold also by
poinmeut at 2s4 Grand street, of Aiken, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CHEMICALS. DRUGS, COPAIvA CAPSULES

DR FEUCHTWANGER, No. ], Wall street offers Che
~ mcals. Drugs Dyeslufs very cheap and warrants bis
sn-Lany eaa.tie and silver crystals from S f e
pure jewellers and chair makers 1874 cts
capsules quality ST. S and $20 pr gross
French be 81 rs do iodine Is cts dentist. gold
foil, OF the approved $50 pr OF DIAMOND
Sl2 gross spirits hashorn from TO 20 cts pr ID
and spirits Of ne from lb jodines OF poas
sa mon, SULPHUR lead 50 sweedsh eeche
$40 1907 chloride OF iodine IS bromne - or and
hypoh phde of 81 pr lb mica whale oil
soap and all his oisons Extract ogwood and chips
dyewoods, sold very cheap. Apply to
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
OFT 3m-ec No. Wall st. ". Y
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On Wednesday afternoon, the 10th inst JOHN j. infant
son of Daniel and Mary Ann Walker, aged eighteen
months. .. --I -Ir
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attenl the funeral this friday afternoon at
o'clock, from "A West Fourteenth street
Suddenly Wednesday afternoon, 10th instant, JoHS
REprIELp, in the 5sth year OF his age
His friends and acquaintance md those of the family
invited TO attend the funeral this friday afternoon
at o'clock from ISIS Second street.
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ME- DIG AL.
vVNJIE pRIVATk. TREATISE This n a


certain diseases, winch and private
of stated the pnes possible And
not only drecos given for the simple and recent
cases. those which have alen hands,
from month month"; particularly dwelt
Snch will Immediately The difficulties which
pede their whatev they be- well the plan
be pursued IN each particular obtained only Of h
author, d.. Ralph SO Greenwich st. Price ST.
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that he may
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however of deep and socitude which many
feel to consult of integrity well experience in
these peculiar complaints the author deems
the following short skech Of the opportunities he had fl
himself for this And this he tn inclined
have assured him that for want OF information of this
kind they have selected from list Of advertising people the
who had boase most of wonderful without
the beres repentance d. therefore bsgs state that
side his rank graduate of Edinburgh &c &C. sc. he has
been itching these diseases both hospital and city practice
work expressly them Also that he has tesmonul letters
from the physicians OF Europe to
in Anenca-as Sir Astey Cooper to Dr. Mott, Of N
and Dr. Physick Of Phil ,depha, and others; and further
that he has the privilege Of referring almost phvs
clan Of eminence this city, Nothing be he
ceves ground Of confidence those
gers TO him.
Consultations be made by post and for such he has
little private chest containing thing necessary for
speedy and private s forwarded may be directed
Price SO. Dig 1msc
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
sSsofes Nos. z< anu li5 Fnlf0,l ffSEfl.t

THOMAS BELL Auctinneer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
.r sSfefsf Sos e INN anu ll3 Futor fsfsl.i
-a.I. FRIDAY
At lOa O'Clock in the sales
Large sale OF sofas paror, rocking and cottage chairs
stock OF an uphoere superb consignment of
invoice just received from Paris silk danask
chair Sofa lounge music and divan gilt orna
ments &c.
Also, superb rosewood pi,no fores, SC. Mir
SATURDAY.
AT 10H O'Clock the sale
Splendid and sale of superb second hand ne
furniture of all descriptions.
Also the entire furn,ure of family removed from Br ,ok
lyn for convenience of sale
MONDAY.
At l0n O'Clock, ut the auction room
StoveslO0 first rate cooking and other of all descrp
on the last of the stocs This sale will also include paor
Office, coupn and Omstead patents all IN complete order
Also, steam abes suitable Tor Ieectoes royal
printing press and valuable copper plate do.
Also, excellent billiard table and apparatus
ooas, Chairs, French Bedeads &c-Aso, the stock
off sofa and mahogany chair sofas
equal to in the c o, beds, paor and rocking chairs
Also 2 superior pol shed French bedsteads work tables
card and dmns do and various other artcieelegant
Also, spie ndid rose wood premium piano forte
TUESDAY.
AT l0H O'Clock, in the sales
Large sale OF elegant fashionable clothing London cloths and
fine stock of fancy aud t'p drv goods jewelry
cutlery dressing cases watches splendid damondpn, &c.