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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-07-25
CABINET SHOP.

DAVID coon, would respectfully
- inform the citizens of Ypsilanti and its
vicinity, that he has commenced the Cabinet
Business few doors west OF Mr.. Larzelere's
orick stores, where he would be happy to fur.
nlsn any articles in his line on the shortest
notice.
Oid furniture repaid and vanished. All
s s oiproduce and lumber taken in exchange
Ypsilanti. Feb. 90, 1874: nlo-tf
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-07-25

GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK AND LADY'S
MUSICAL LIBRARY,
TERMs:-One copy Ladys Book md one
copy Musical Library, year SIS
Five copies Lady's Book and FIVE copies
Musical Library, year 90
Address L. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hail. l0l Chestnut Street, Philad
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SI,ATIONERN HALL.
AND
PAPER WARE HOUSE

DETRO OFT, MI CHI / GAN.
* F. ROOD, 4 CO.-Two doors
IN below the Farmers & Mechanics
Bank near the Michigan Exchange, have on
hand large assortment of STATIONERY.
of every description consisting of
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-07-25

nLANK Deeds and Mortgages. Justice
1DBlanks, &c. by the quire or single, shee
at the Book store of E. SAMSON.
Ypsilanti, Dec. Q. nj
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Stationery Line,

As the wants OF the People of Michigan may
require and TO sell al only "a small advance
from cost. C. MORSE.
Detroit October 8, lS45. lyn3
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NMW BOOK STORE

VIM. CONNER, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
CoNANTs PATENT YEAST.

4 CCORDING 10 the old raaxirn " BREAD Is THE STAY
n OF LIyr bat il IS certain that good. hesihil ofese-
.uee. light and G.est5eis oy means easily octaiae1-
and pyrafs of persons Obliged TO wander aoag without
thai essential .s Chemical scesce enc Eenteh nsvei were
syeode for more Necessary aad useful purpose than IN The
discovery the material which should promptly and certainly
produce good bred That desterEiu has been OBJ
tsine1 BY the skill and patience OF Nf CoSAST. OF Lowell
who has ascesnned the ingredients requisite for the procuring
OF super excellent bread quickly the flour can be kneadea
and baked. -.
srectisn much OF the nutritious potion Of The hogI ca;
YEAST eerye,cence directly follows and al
the .eceharoe properties Of The meal ars mus scus-
Fs- Hopseke1ers thn Is tie most vnusbie ACQUISITION tha,
Chemical ingenuity has invented both 20 gave them noo1 and
roe and 10 coasrbuis 70 TIER health and enjoyment
Sold Wholesale and RETAIL by IL. ?. MUSSEf, Snnton
Hall, conG CT Beekuaa sad Nsseau-ssssen dsoHa
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS, Is++i.
N-Eeg.nt Book, and other articles suitable Tor presents
ENGLISH ANNALS FOR Is1s-Book OF Beauty, Keep.
sake, Sacred fit China illustrated. Drswins Roo5n
Scap Book. Alloa, Costumes. Forget Me Not juvenile
Scrip Book.
AMERICAN ANNALS FOR Is45.-.The Git, Friend
ship Offering The Opal. Keepsake. Christian Bat ads
Rose, Hawthorne Natures Gems. The D1adcn kose OF
Sharon, eaaets of Memory Literary SonTclIr American
B~os OF Beauty. The Phiio?esna. Youths Keepsake An
nua;e:ic &c. Sc
FAMILY ElBLES. beautifully bound Turkey Morocco
ions OF smaller Bibles. with gold clasps. .
BOOK OF COMMON PRAYBR-Eleeant ed.seHt. with 81
ensravngs aud super5y bound some IN morocco and rel
vet y Ith gold clasps
VARIOUS STAND Ard Religious snd Illustrated works.
b. the Most popular author, IL fine bIndlnzs.
HYMN BDOkS-A lsrge assortment of Methodist Presbyte
Dy,eh'Reforned. Bspt,i Lutheran. Catholic, nHc
oihe- Hymn R-ok.. plan and hne bindings.
THE MINIATURE IIBR AIRY. Comprising rsres OF tear-
rful it'ie books. very cheap
ALBuNSA beautiful assortment, with en.rsvInEs.
snd other. with cnior-t flowers
BOOKS FOR CHtLDRES-A yerT large assortment. IN
cIsdnr all the most pnuusr authors, with the Juvenile
Animals published icf lS45
GAMES AND tES-such Dsseciei Maps, Chess
Alep Baiiei-re BACKGAMMON Boards, Gruces. Chinese
Puzzles, Solitaire Building Blocks. &c sc. with all The
recent pnpuisr Games.
FANCY Ak'TICLESvi9: Whiting Desks. Work Boxes.
Gard and Needle Cas. Brouza lnksiands: Pocket Boo5s.
Purses Accordou Papeerics, Knives. Gold Pers. Seals,
lyory Tablets with great netT OF other aructes
fG Subscriptions received for all the fashionable Maea-
zines for ls.5
All for sale AZ the lowest prices.
daGs H R3YSOR'S Bookstore rs Bowery.
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At Boston. December 81 of paralysis, Mr.. SAPau ar,
OF Mr. Daniel Wise, nced Co. ~ "-Anhh' "he
On sunday morning. BID inst Of consumption ISABELLA
youngest daushfe OF the late Sylvester Robinson
The friends OF the family invited o attend her frc,,
without further invitation Tuesday niternosn 2 ,n., a.
J. b. Townsend $40 Fourth 81, sa "' ni'.
On Saturday afternoon. Mss ELF ABTTII NEIyCoITpr
eldest danshtcr OF Captain William Newcourt.
ont further invitation 80 " ~ '''e@''"iS'
AZ Btoaky9, Yesterday morning Sunday JULIA ANN
VIE OF Hm hnr,Shofn, IN the I'D year OF her are
Inc eiatves ana friends OF The family requested 20 AZ
tend the fnnenl nt clock tomorrow aemoon from the -
Ign. ' ''
10 this city. the 20t instant JAMES P. GAM. of tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
n~ DIR. III. KimbaII,s mineral yeefn.-T

~ DR.. IL. Il imhall's Mineral Teefn.-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high nue
get upon them by thOse who have them, together with
tne known Dtrnsc superiority the greai Of teeth
ina, are made IN this country. EGve induced Dr. Kbui
MAKE such ARRANGEMENTS will hereafter enable sup
ply The increasing demand for them any extent he
confirmed N this deEign by the uniform which
me hgb enconus that have been passed these By
many oil DOR mos distinguished who wearing
them and by OF the mos; eminent Phyrcnns and en
use oil thus city, who have spontaneously offered the
pie testimonials 20 their excellence These teeth will
continue to be made by Dr. Kimbal eI1Ksiuey r has
praSiee they are set IN The elegant heavy
god iaie and auapted TO the mouth such
pine he highest utility with the greatest possible comfort They
are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any ha. made in the
United Snies and guaranteed in all perfectly
ana TO answer ell the that artificial teeth be made
TO answer. d. kEbc wisbes 70 be particularly noted tha,
his arrangements such will enable him offer these
!eeth made IN the style above mentioned. he orees
mn are charged for he most kinds. Specimens may
be aOuss nc. 81 Broad Way near Sor1nx-str
n1D imiEvS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

~ Inc Steamer Neptune ran down the pilot,
boat Bulletin, IN Beaver Tail, Friday mornipg-
Three pilots, Thomas Huddy, Lewis Barlow. and
William Giadding, who were on board, were 90, out
OF the watet from under the wheel by great exer.
TONS e'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CoNcERT. 10 BE GIVEN IN RUTGESs,,S;ss.IIREEr
BY THE CHOIR OF THE CHURCH,

CONCERT. TO BE GIVEN IN RUTGERS,,S,,ss,IIaEEf
BY T THE CHoIR OF THE CHURCH,
ASSISTED BY MESSRS; ,xn
CONES. oAkLEY. AND
NASH. uUNHISS. ,.d.,
The " Brrston Qunrste CLUB Will De present. siu ese
thc5r assistance in The performance
Alsn Messrs BELL, MURRAY, and o;ssfS. ,>n,>-c
Is the day apart TO commemorate INC
OF THE PILGRIMS reference to thai interesting exehs
IN American History. THE PILGRIM FATHERS VIII DC
CONDUCTOR. c. HOLT, j. Leader Of the Orchestra. s
PROGRAMME:
S:ncins-Hoy Holy
Prayer.
Noies,e-Glory ,9 God IN the Highest
Sclo-RUth and Nsoa,I. Mr. Bell
ChnrIs-Lo, He CoEleth-
Moet.-Sons OF PRISE IN The Nirht.
ouaEte.e-Thc Ve,pes Sons a. SEA- Jesus. nosi Hey
Come Nash. Oakley ana Dunnins.
Full Cho-Gicry be 10 God on HIGH. Mozart
PARrIT.
Hymn" Plnused III a Gulf sf DARK psspaIf
CONS, Nalh Oakley aud uunuins-
Selo-tIark 4 glad vucr-Mr. Hoit-1loSef
Ntr;ette- Blessed = the Man.
Quafiette-Corle silent evening o er US
Comes. NASH Oakley and punnin;- ~,
Solo" The SISTERS Caii,
Grand Choris-Hallelujah 10 the Father.
Bene,icou .Deeuie'en.
Performance commence AT halfps ociocs iieA.
cts . cents each Trn tckeis admit gentleman anu Two
ladies' To De had of FIRTH Hall Pond. tranSin SSise
Deis y>oors OPPOSITE 'i'e eH'i'' "N - DE 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
LEAD-Hodex Of Missouri, p;r s,e firm, I'm, tho
moderate, and we have henrd Of no sales Ne'-4''u
Commercial Correspondence of The Tribune.

s.s'1i So'iesposoenee OF The Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1874
Gent Since the a.val of the Halifax .teane of lsb nj,
on Friday last the Cotton narke, has continued in me. de-
pressed state the majority of holders aypcanr 70 bay.
~ h nope Tor the future and showing anxiety to e
ieet This feeling have extended to the trade
also A. although decline of fully per h. has in very
INSTANCES been submitted TO- they have not taken more thnn
'ei oay average quantity, the saes SINCE the 9Th u being
esnhdted nj only O bags Spectators and exporter have
ehteiy ceased operating TIE above noticed arrival IN
met lad as the reports which we have Of late been
Obliged 10 give OF market chancer for the last few
aa1s has surpassed all for eguery and ainess the prices of
To-Day of American descriptions being I'D per h. below the
point Vi extreme depression ia1 year. which the lowest
prices ever previously known. This of things Is entirely
inc result oil the apparently settled of an oycnbun
dant supply during the IL months and To the weight Of
our Stocks which the ports Of the ngdo Ire about 10 CO.
oac' more than at the pe:od year the trade how
ever Hold considerably less tperhaps 10 CO. bales are using
an Unparalleled quaA,y and with the increased
"hch we may shtcpue IN consequence 10 many additions
10 mills only now about coming into work. should any unfe.
sem eve oppen to reduce the pe.ent estimate of crop we
have now got Cotton reduced low e,e that j, worI be-
come general object OF speculation and We should no doubt
see great reaction in prices
FOR the Manchester market there has not been much chnnye
during The past month"; although upon whole things gene
ray are rather fatte and Sigh, decline has taken place
within the last ten days, both Goods and Yarns Stock.
however continue very light and spinne and
aciers are still working odc-sone engaged I'D to Feb
next Looking the very good state of the home trade
ind the continued healthy export demand M almost necessary
attendant tie low pces prospects of anutac
tuie appear the whole be encouraging for the future
The sales of Cotton to-day estimated at 900 bales the
mafke, closing very luty-air Bowels i'd q III far Mobile
"a fair Orleans AZ You,, Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

III Leeches! Leechcs!! Leeches!I!-Very
ne Swedish Leeches Gall sz) for sale - 2 each by
YIN "atson Chemist &c Apothscaue Hall. g Cethnrint
Linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
rIErhNY. VOUNG e. ELLIS

A NNOUNCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUR-
N CIIASERS TINT they have received by late arrivals
81 CASES. their supply OF such goods rs they nre accus
toned To import suitable for the HOLIDAYS, comprising
sor;men even larger splendid and complete than
that of the last
As theirrst determination has always been 10 keep articles
of the very possible quality and nlsh aud IN the latest
and most select styles they aware that they may sometimes
fail TO receive the credit they desire TO merit-Oi selling
cheap - yet the distinguished and increasing patronage they
receive assures them that purchasers of articles of TASTE
appreciate their determinations and they confident that
examination and comparison Of goods and prices will result in
convincing all that they procure elegant better and
more perfectly nkcd article lch0a any of price,
$50 md go broadway. do eods lJanl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
n-r Relief Tor Father Mathew

NJ Relief for Father mathe'S;N -, ~,u,sI
,ond Rally of the Friends of Temperance ana tns "n
of the People of Ireland will be he!d On On m,
EvESSo sd instant Mt Natioaa Hall u, cd Father
se 81 rn,snr suitable remittance To be sent 70 a
Waibe in his mission of Temperanceirom when nc
eSarotsd by debt contracted IN forming his s'upehoou
loMS B. Gouen Esq., and several era other ADJ
M,, nnce free To al By order of the COMMITTEE,
ih''N'''s' ~ MlCHI. T. OCONNOh' Cnasis1tihas,u.:
.,,X,xnvp MING ,Ir. Secretary. u-i -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

Smiled from Provincetown 18th inst Suml & Thomas swift
INN of NB Mt oahn reported hearing OF the los
- liz al ocer and two men, from the Frs HENRIETTA OF Nd
:, bont I'm wing been stove by whale. ~,
" At A. nhana April 10. Rodman, NIB. 80 p
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< ConsumptIon-Rook. desc-ihinr

u ConsumptIon.-BOoks describing Remedy for
The various forms Of is dread disease, and giving &C
CONT 81 eItreordnary effected by be had
hs.o, ou'e and SO Broadway, corner of FouE,eenth
us ONLY AGENTS IN the City for the remedy known o.
CH9N'S HUEG4RL7N By7LS.7.H OF LIFE. let
every iaMIiy get OF thee Books rlS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
bsiss.up Vessels.

sc Lion of Mystic Conn BreshneI m sshc s na
@ bas been hear from her. and there little doubt that ny
S, t in The destructive hurricane OF Oct and Her male
name WINS John Lamb, and there were VI seaeh' wno
,,n,,a- mo not pubshed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

4, Copaiye,, Dec q Wolco,t, Owen, from ok Just arr
Arr q" Rio JaneiiO October I'D bark s Cloud. DAVIS Lis
bon. -. ND ,o,b ms, hri, Emily FarnhaIn,
az Salem I'm Montevdco.
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EuOkelA, &ct

Cal, inst off Tongas saw schr Bertine Brown and A''-
rusta Post i'm Mobile for Havana. = S n,a,,, Pave II
or (arysord Light ship, passed snip susan Aie" 'S -
DIS M Z" as at 8 90 lon 30 schooner Emily kash''
S Nn date Ion IS 50 Malaga of and for Providence
,h,rlcS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
NJ Established I7gs,-SOAP CaNDI. rs AND

STARCH.-J. D. & W. LEE. Manufacturers. Nos q and
% eade street, New-York have constantly on hand large
lowest market prices, warranted equal if superof any
for boxes Carnage
Merchant, Grocer Country Dealers and Faulles. who
IN want Of the above articles anil lind II 10 thei Interest 70
cal an US, before purchasing elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

is IN perfect keeping with their character They pro-
neurce my statement which appeared In The Tribune Ct ne
i:,h nsi 10 be untrue Do they cTors 10 be so This
thew well know is impossible and hence satisfy themselves IN
m easier way By vaantiy GyiHE ne and ~ re rorsS
memory rs short Their il'vlli lasting they pu oleiy
As Tie Mez1 Parmy 10 have learned though Of "a
,bef day. that prudence the better pan OF yalo
and have Therefore ven judciou resolved TO prosecute
thei- newspaper aare against no iaer may not rea-
sonaby hope tina; they vii also deslst from private SANDER
which have Tar greater cause 10 fesf nan any open BLACKS
to &c h AZ ~ 'e SMITH DODGE, Bond st,
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On IhnIsin, evening lSsh instant. by Rev MIR Mcv;e,,
MAN, all of this city. 'i ANN hhA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

r. mnTsi Muffs and Furs-SeIfng by retail
al " HO.ESAIE prces for this WEEK. at No CO-
andseet near Broadway LADIES' doat forget call and
supply yourselves in time I'D 3rna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
NJ SEE LAST PAGE.

Arrived.
Rr Clinton Lyon from Savannah, cotton and rice to S,
res s ehrman The c. has Ind constant westerly gales
Throughout been blown ofas far East M Man.
Schr John Ii Rowe Is d m Georgetown, cotton to Post
& Phillips. ,, ;,, do - L n
Sprugue. r. D.. ,.,,h ,,d,o a., I,
Schr Industry Brown days from New Bedford. with oil
oYdeI. r xy;;.;. ,;,h .,..,o,. 10
SchI richmond Cushman days from New Bedford, with
oil To order. NJ, po,c.d ,,,, oil .,
ID l. A kipssland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
THE HUSH CONTINUES.
SHEPARD

MUST SELL HOLIDAY GOODS!
SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT SIlEPARD'S.
This day added. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, in vel
vet, TO match.
Also received q small CARLOAD OF GAMES in add.
ton to those already on hand.
Many are be had there be found ohe, Store
PRESENTS are 10 be made easy this year, bought at
SHEpARnS. Ioi ptnadray
d2I ia opposite John street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

PALMO,S NETWORK OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY EVENING, December 2h-Sih pisnr o. p, zoe
season vii DC performed Donizets Opera OF UthtAa
BORGIA-LucreHia Senora Borshe>e os'n Ssaefa f'eo'
CieuAru Signor Peroxz Alfonso. S.nor Iaiellna N
ADMISSION Tier and parqueie, 81 second her ~
Priynie Boxes with ncissons % SsnS sseuf -,
from A NJ to5 r. VI. Doo,s oleu ut performance 10
commence u, o'clock. Lbrettos IN English and Italian can
De had at the Box Office Ut
:. lne IL 8 ~, -. { 80 ''''- ~ JSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

number of outward bound vessels detained on account
of foggy weather.
Disasters.
Sch, Teyas Dyer from Boston, for Ffederckshug put INTO
Hnrwich ISh inst having picked up Boston Bny ~ boxes
rsnpho and sheac Undoubtedly part oil me cniGo 81
SHIN Nnssnso Calcutta, wrecked on Point Adertoh ba
which Capt. u. has advertised. . ,.,; ,L
nilot on the Bar on Monday last oil the crew wns ncc
entny thrown overheard by the parting OF one oil 'he ua'
loo kICs attacked the stern boat, and drowned 40
'a'"'e' ~ ICharleston Patriot Dec. Is.
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Commercial and money matters.
na- For Commercial and uo.ey Matters. SEE Lust Pa

OF For Commercial and .Horep Matters see Last PAGE
SATURDAY. P. NJ.
The war Message OF Presiden, TYLER has had a
most favorable effect Waltree and the bulls are very
ANXIOUS that he should another as soon az poss
bic The iancies wen. frcm 10 per cent Long Island
and Mohawk tho favo,es The large receipts ON the
Mohawk Road. which we have published within few days
showing than hundred per increase on the same
period iS3 has satisfied capitalists thu, this stock Is worth
great deal more that selling for and the stock has adynn
ced per cent within week. There point which IL not
generally known relation to the Mohawk which this that
this road not obliged the State the amount of toll
which its freight would pay Fit by Canal: as the case
with the other Western roads.
The Exchange Market remains the same Bills
are no, very plenty and the demand light Should Pennsy
vana pay her interest February there will be considerable
exchange needed the dividends on the stock
owned abroad On the other hand. If Mr. President Ieay
should be successful completing the Illinois loau con-
fdent expected he WILL that will furnish large fund draw
against. Sterling 81. ,ell; Francs 5 .215 52l4
The exact amount OF specie by the Hayre packet
Vile de Lyon. par, ofwhch hss been reported, is
American Halves. 100000 French 81 POI
Sl3Jl
BY the West minister, for London:
Mexcans IS 900 British Gold. .26 $40
American Halves $50. .5o.G0 aim IAN
In both packets:
Total SILVER. 3ol Total gola $40
Total $3.50 Gi1
The Westminster for London had among other produce
Pork bbls. 237 Cheese. casks and boxes SO
s mad III. 9 sS cl5C n "a
The Liverpool for Liverpool, had
Pork. .l46 Cheese. .37
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

Ladies, Fasr.-The Ladies OF the Second h Mss,
ey1p Chapel S,.sest 81 the Church Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday, 9ih and 18th 5 n on Tuesday @s and We'd
D Ds TIE The wall ae Ss Of
Iends a 81 them suitable for Holiday G ana S 70 NC
az raJ nj reasonable prices
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USEFUL AND ELEGANT NEW YEARS
PRESENT.
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Board-Mn JANE aAIGlT has ..s ssn wher. gen.
No Chambs ssss to No oessu sinss with mi
Oaos iss S s
bonId Also BY tho day week TEfSs ZEE
s s Ass ~ p SI,ecn .fs ,
Ham, wilson. ESQ,
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f. COTTON. Auctioneer
~ COTTON & co. Auclon ard Commision Msicnas@
No lis Ftoa-s:Set and 81 Ann-strset-Laotfsi a9'an
made On cuassnueuts. and prn,nrt returns MADE
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At l0S O'Clock, at 81 Annstrrst
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Nai,r,sss Chsrs Wash Stands, Tables, ofs, on Skth'
rarpcts Sait Rods Crockers Glassware WndSw Seaaes
90 iInwnre Books Sc.sas Slows hot OF Tools, re
Also Mahogany ChalIs, frereh bet'teads AsSfe LAMP
Feathers BEDS Hair Mattresses. Show Cases. SounlnS
House Desks sc. SC. ,s;,. 4. srs, -..,
PRry,rE S.LE-S hhds Tossto Catsup oshs nf' SA''
art,ce-can be ,od bargain 10 close concern ~,
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