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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28

Chief Justice Jones and Judge vanderpoel' presiding.
DEC. 27.-.4 New and Norei Position-In the Superior
Court To-Day, new and previously upheard Of ground
TAKEN regard to the execution of writ OF reple
VIM involving a large amount Of property. II seems
that this writ presented to the She riff and by some
MEANS uninellgibe to the Court getnto the hands oil
deputy, through whose influence and official in,erfe
renee served the goods seized upon and taken
II is contended that the Sheriff himself was only en-
titled 10 this writ and that its being done by his
deputy and distinctive character; that
he exceeded limits OF his authority, and that, there
fore, the whole matter falls to the ground This il
question, mootea at this late day The legal ac
quirements of the most eminent members OF the probes
regard this entire feature and 'one teem
ing with doubt and uncert iinty The Court withheld
its decision In the premises for future day.
This Court engaged in hearing motions for new
trials and of course are unprepared to give any
Of interest connected with this department in
our civil courts.
Before Judge Oakley.
Harrison vs.. Spencer.This suit so long pending was
given the jury after having been ably addressed by
A. L. Jordan Esq the part Of the complainant, ano,
alter the distinct learned charge OF the Court retired,
and brought in verdict Of twentyv dollars damages.
and six cents costs.
The Court then ad journed to the January term.
NOTICE. All notes OF issues st be filed before
Wednesday, the 3lst instant for the ensuing January
term OF this Court.
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JOHN OAKLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

I48 Broadway and 7s Liberty street,
PEN de;i5ou. Of selling the balance his large stock q
.rs them the reasonable and sOcts the atten
He also 'f REaD H %abs Is cf Of
R and ss s;S s1 % ss :sS
-zr. from no" al al r. d5 IS 81 February yrs
A. large and choice assortment Of Shirts, sear Cfava.s
cd Has, ss on A.,.
mad aTS ssS 4 wa11,sa d, mme
S SyDH BE AND
% an a S .ad @
Delicate hue 70 the conps1ion
charm = s%:s evsass pare .iia Jules
aAuELs Ny%ph SOAP OF Eau Divine de may Be
R 20 f nsdns sn e q:
smeiy bland Purifying and soothing action the skin and
% ING ;9S mn.s
aud BY this nehod alone efecusly disspates all red
80 nnea 70 female
viii change the most oii.ou. complexion into one Of "a
dslicacy and fairness which continued will hap
Ds Ss 0fy0u charm 70 the
For sale. Wholesale and retail, BY, 3. = AYR,
ssa,S Sh TS4a . sns fffT hIsSsIsh
ss5 S..:% ii x,I 81 lss
rrs,onm nwadrd u Il. kranka Institute MIG lm.re
r. JAyyIN, sAUsAGE MAKER. tCHAKCUrIEK,l
IN
honor announce to Me public that he has coastaaty
hand every article experimenting to h trade consisting OF B0
losna Aries sausuge. Common ard kross Sausa
Scarlet Tongues stuffed ald boneS Turkeys, stuffed
Hg.' Feet with truie end do la bante Menchoud Pigs
Heads Italian Head cheese Hams and smoked Feet white
and back Puddngs ea and gam, Pics, Pork SC &c.
lie will all left with him the shortest
tcs and do all his power please those who viii
honor him with tsr commands Hotels and ship captains
viii, be served GU Reasonable terms. me-. iw
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNRElTU
WANTED.
GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value for
" az kInds OF supcrauons effects they wish dispose Of
such as Ladies and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel Fire
Arms FURNITURE xc Gentlemen leaving returning TO the
city will ind y TO their send ior the .ubsc
B-A line though the Post Office will be promptly
tended to T. LEyENSTYN,
DIS lmNrc go Broadway, MP stairs.
a I.LN!ION! ALL WHO psslRs. rtARLY WHITE
n TEETTf-hy unriyalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE IS
sought after for the peay wilderness gives TO the
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, AZ -
Practical chemist and Psrfumer,
46 South Ih,fd street, Philadeipbia.
and by my sgcns-J JacQuSmDa No AIS Broadway; FA
Artsuit, Lafayette Bsxsnr Nos s aud i Droadway A.
Willard, \ w. corner OF Cedsr and William streets.
frsminms awarded Al the rankin ost,'pe nt6 im.rc
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HOTEL DES DEUX FkEkES.


TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
GOSLlNG, Of tho American and French Dining Saloon,
Nos GA aud Nassau street. has ways ready Green Tu
tie Soup for Captains and families, put up tin boxes
upws' Of isG different dsae. served up daily for dinner
game &c for price, which suit every body He has ely
two minutes prepared Has famous cakes Every
arrangement made for the comfort OF the vsrrs His sa
loon from A. NJ till r NJ Except the FIRST day in
the week till 3 P. ny
My Henry Costing, has erected great expense,
similar establishment Boston, Mass No. Devonshiref
Very thankful for the bestowed for the
last five years and in the hope of continuance have the
honor to call myselfy most obedent
n27 Intro L. COSTING.
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Highland Cottages.

VIEWS with ground plans, Of the GLAND Cottages az
Roxbury, Boston, designed and erected ~ VIM
man, M II. Newman, Noe lockwood Son; and other book
stores in New York, Pnadephs aud Boston ~ WI
FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAURANT.
SIGNoR PALMO respectfully informs his patrons and the
aud popular old stand ABIDING the Opera House He will
Breaksss Dinnei aud Suppers in the French American
Italian all hours, unsurpassed by
,imlar establishment IN the city. 49, ~
Sgncr famo that Of his old friends Will kindly
remember hs peculiar abilities caterer Tor
dinner OF three dishes choice with half bottle claet
ale porter &c may be had daily for 3, cents only His
bill Of will all the choice dishes oil lie
n Hot and cold Baths supplied this abogr eablsh
usual FfAluOt
nl2 lm*r RGtsHbrrsN
HOTEL DES DEUX FkERES.
Boarding aud Rooms on the European Pian.
w HIGH comfortable and economical
w other travellers and merchants whose
business require them 10 be absent frequently.
The aud hahy location OF the hotel Duane
park from the hustle and confusion OF great tho
ugs the desirable residence 6s Duane o
posite Duane park. MIA Inn
NEW FRENCH RES rAURANT x COFFEE HOUSE
AT NO. 1877 BROADWAY
NJ sSlEURs BUNEL 4 LIE COMTE, beg to announce
IVA the public in general and distiushed families
pareur that they haye opened French
and Coffee House. No ~ Broadway, where Breakfasts,
Dnne and Supps may be had any hour and
style that fail satisfy the delicate palate
There will always be found rich supply Of tine and
confectionery jlies creams &c TX
quste Liquors and the choice Wines Orders received
dishes Parties supplied with every kind Of Pastry, Jees,
CONTEMPORARIES and Ice Creams. as m*rc
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STORAGE FOX CUkN, GRAIN AMI FLOUR.
thousand barrels Flour, can be had ~ the Brick
moderate terms There good pier adjoining these premises
and efficient depth for the largest class shps
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ANOTHER MURDER We are panied TO record
another murder, which was committed on Sunday
evening" in this vicinity. quarrel occurred between
VIM Hall, and man by the name of Thomas Wood-iu
the pork house of Mr. stillwater-out the Brigh
ton House-and Hall proposed to Wood to settle the
matter by drink They repaired to bar.room near
by, when Wood who had his bu.cher.knfe with him,
spang forward and stabbed Hall directly through the
heart killing him instantly He left his knife upon the
ISLANDERS being made to interrupt deain hm.Cinc
H. n.-
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Northumberland County, ss.

Tenn A. d. lSd5.
GNN motion of H.. b. Masser, ESD The court
q y grant rule on the heIs and legal reprrsen-
iaves OF John Bucher Senr., late of the borough Of
Sunhury, Decd. lesvifg issue seven children, TO
wit: John Bucher, IT,, Caharine. married to Owen
r. Roberts Margiret marrrd to Wm Fisher, Ma
~ Bucher, Jrlis Ann Bucher, Deborah, married
to John Morrison, and George Buche,, heirs and
distributes If John Bucher, Senr., late Of the bo.
rough of &unhury, e said county, decd. To ap.
pear in our next Orphans Court 10 he held for
said county, to wit; on The 4,h day OF August A.
d. lsi5, and acrcIt or Tciuse the estate OF the
said John ,bucer, Senr, decd, show cause
why the same should not he sold
'ifed from ihe records of our said Orphans
Coul at Sunhury, this 22d LAY Of May A. d.
ls44. EDWARD OYSTER, Ok. o. T..
Sunhury May 3lst, lSd5.--6t
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OrpsaaRa's Court Sale.

TN pursuance OF an order Of the Orphans Court
J. of Northumherllrd d county. W II I've soli a, public
vendue or oucry. on Saturday the 2Gth day of Ju-
" ms, at the house OF Charles ID. Wharton, in the
borough # Sunbury, TO wit certain house and
lot # ground, situated in Augusta township, in aid
couniy, adjoining land Of Aaron Robins and others,
contain ng ah'ut three acrrs late the estate u Dan-
ic Keller. dec'J. S.Ic 10 commence at 10 O'Clock
j. NJ, Of said day, when tie conditions of sale will
be made knownhv BENJAMIN ROBINS
Sunhury, Jul, 5th, lSi5. Admir-.
A MILLER WANTED.
r n new settlement. where be can obtain SO
II acres Of land. and other advantages, if
sober and industrious. Enquire of
Sunhurv June 2S, lSi5. HUGH BELLAS.
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Northumberland County, IS.

The Commonwealth of P,nnsy vanIa, to Sarah
Melee Catherine McGee Nancy Buoy, Nancy
Troxcl, in,crmanicd with Jacob rroxel, Gather
ine Kinsley, Cri-ey Mctiee and Manasses Me
Gee heirs and leg aiees OF Mauus McGee, decd, ,
and all other persons interested. GRrETiNG.
NTOU are hereby cited and commanded To sp-
W pear before our Judges of The Orphans Court,
al Sunlury, the 4th day Of August, to show cause
f any you haze, why the administration account OF
Barnard McGee, executor of Manus McGee, Late of
Chilisquaque township, decd, should not he re-
viewed. reversed unj corrected, oggeeably 10 an or
der made in our said court.
Witness the Honorable Joseph b. Anthony, Esq
President Of our said court. the 9Th day of May
\. ID. 1913. EDWARD OYSTER,
May 81, lS45.--6t Crk o. G.
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NCSiCe 10 Creditors.

rTHE Orphsns' Court Of Northumberland coun-
ty, having appointed the subscriber Auditor,
tn distribute the b.iauce in the hands ot Elisha
Kline and John Shire. Executors OF Philip straw,
late Of Augusta township in said county, deed TO
and among the creditors and Others entitled to
ceive cut of said balance. the said Auditor here.
by gives notice, that he will attend on Saturday,
the 9th day OF July next, "A, the house of Charles
Weaver, in Sunhury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said
day, for making said distribution, when and where
all persons in'erssl,d requested present their
respective claims PETER LAZARUS.
Sunhury. June 2Sth. lS45.-4L Auditor.
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NI0DCU~E@CEC

Is hereby gwen, that have purchased II, Con.
i stable sale, as The property of Joseph Davis, Of
Pon, township, the following properly, W"dncs
day June 18th, 1915: hogs, small pigs, =
COWS, calf, l"uGh, sheer,& s,'s ha,nrss,
stove, l'manlc clock, tureau, fax in the ground
more or less, the undivided hali cf corn in the
ground saoIe OF less, one half OF acres OF oas in
the ground more ar less. All Of which have loan.
cd To SAID Davis, during my pleasure, of which The
,ublic will take uo,c,. WIN. II. NAPLES.
June 2SIh lSi5- 81.
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Notice

n Office is hereby given TO the heirs aud legal
y representatives ol Henry Antts dec a-rd, that
hy virtue OF Wi, of IaillIio issued out of the
Orphans Count Of Northumberland county, to me
directed inquest will he held at The late residence
ot said deceased, ia the bcrough OF Nouhumhor-
land, Northumberland county, on Friday the 18th
DAY ofJuy next at 10 OIL lock, \. NJ. for the pur-
pose of making partition IF or Ia value and ap-
praise the rell estate of said deceased, at which
time and place you may attend il You think Proper
FELIX MAuRER, ShuU
SheIin's Office,
Sunbury, MAY 81, 1915. SIT
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Ii Ell Il We AND LIN T.
z III q WI S O n s
Compound Syrup of Tar s. Wood
NnNtepn


YNHE unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
Il the restoration If health. TO those who, in des
pair, had given up all hopes, has given il an rxal.
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power as the on
1y sgent which can he relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting of Blood
Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested TO the following ASTON.
1SHING CURE, by Thomsons Compound Syrup
of Tar and Wood Naplha!!
PhiddIphia, May 3D., 1914.
MR.. THOMSON-Drnr Sir-Wilh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects o
your medicine which has literally ,ais d me from,
death.hed ! My disease, Pulmonary Consump-
ton, had reduced mo low that my physician pro.
nolnced my case hopeless At this Junction be.
gan TO your medicine, and miraculous as it NAV
seem. il has completely restored me to health after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above Geoige street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufcrings. hear
witness TO the astonishing effects Of Thomson +
Compound syrup of Tar, and the truth of tho a
bOve statement.
JOS. WINNER. 3Is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH M'GlNLEY, 5. f. corner Tsmsny
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only Ivy 5. p. Thomson, N. +. corner
of 5,h and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Agents.--H. B. Masser, Sunhury; ID. Gross
and DIR. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. G. Brown
Pottsvile Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston K Ma.
on, Towanda, Bradford county, Pa. Price so cents
par bottle. or s5 per dozen.
o. Be,core of all limitations.
PhiladeIpbia, June 2slh. lS45.-
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a E. A R ID.
ADMINISTRA SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SA I.E

NDY VIRTUE of the power vested in me. hy
d D the will Of the late THuNAs GRANr, decd.
will he sold at public sale on Wednesday, the "3d
day of July next at the Mqnsion House, upon the
premises of The Mansion Farm If the late Thoma>
Grant. deed, in Augusta township, N"r,humhrr-
land county, Pa, situate Cn the east side o the Ri.
yer Susquchanna, equidisiant, and about mile
from the Boroushs OF Sunhury aud Nor'humber-
land. all that valuable estate, late the Mansion
Farm Of said Thomas Grant, decd. adjoining the
farm of Samuel Hunter on the south, land OF Tho.
mas Robins the east, other land If the late Tho.
mas Grant the north, and the Su-quehsnna Eis
on tn west, containing, together, two huudred
and twenty six and seventy perchss. more OF
less, Of which about two hundred and fifteen acres
are cleared and about one hundred anl fifteen acres
are FIST rate Riser bottom lard.
The Improvements co,.slsi of two story double
farm house, 40 feet tront 10y 80 feet in depth, with
frame back bnlng and frame kitchen. and stone
milk house and oven attached, aud pump and
well OF excellent water in the kitchen, stone
.,nuke house, large bank barn. lst story stone.
2d do. frame, so feet long by 36 feet in rth, =
story wagon house, with gianary above and com
/ crib attached, frame carnage house and granaTy.
and a large log barn and stable, with new and
improved cider press, with shneled roof over the
same. And
ALSO 4 two story brick dwelling house, con.
inches. aud brick two story ktchco, 20 feet in from,
10y II feet, inches in depth, Thrre are upon
lhe prtiu cs two apple orchards in excellent order,
ofthe most valuable fruit, one containing about
eight aud the other about nine acrfs.
This Farm i one of the mos, valuable and pro-
aucve in the State, is in thc highest state At cut
,iyadou, and located Ia the heart oCa district,
which, for saluhty ui elm tr AND picurc.lur
sc,n,ry, Is unsurpassed. II is situate on the poul
l,b.- o. a. al
the Nouhum1eIaui nUl-r. IT, IInsiJiiy 60 ihe
thriving borouGhs OF Sunhury and Nothuuhogl'ud,
sad The probability that the bills conlain valuable
bolies OF Iron Ore, aud ts adm rahc location IN ,ho
hcut OF the Iron aud Coal regions Of l'enusy 'au,s
10 which tbce Is heavy aud increasing cm.fa-
ton, gives THIS property additional value, and
renders it well worthy of she attention Of oapItal-
lists ard farmers.
u Terms made known on he day Of sale.
KENDERrON SMITH,
admir-, Sc, of Thomas Grant, decd
Sunbury, May 10, lslj,-S,,
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one other lh,Ioof, surveyed on a warrant to eanu-
ei Scott, confirming 32G acres peTchcs aud al! w.
ance. adjoining lands sury. yod in the names of
William Hamilton, Thom,s Reese 4 others one
olher thereof surveyed On warrant TO Jacob Bright,
containing 1873 ocrcs 90 pcrches murc or les, sd-
Joining lands surveyed in The names Of E',her
Cramer, Godfrey Wgters aud others oIc other
thereof surveyed on a warrant TO William &. Black
containing lei acres G3 perohes and allowance
adjoining lands surveyed IN the names of Siehl,
Hunter, Martin aud others; one o,her ,heroof, sur
yeyrd IN the name OF John Boyer containing ! lG
III prrohes or ,ss, adjoining lands sur
vcye ed in the names Of John b. Price Michael kIull
and others one other thereof, surveyed in the
name OF Charles DeTina, containing % acres 81
perchcs more OF less adjoining lands surveyed in
the names of lIunler. VI Waters, kiehI and others (;
one other thereof, surveyed in the nome Of AleSan-
der Jordan, containing l2l acres $50 perches more
OF les, adjoining lands surveyed IN the names OF
Grant, Martin, Shaueli q others one other there.
of surveyed ia the name u George w. Kiehl, con-
rainlng IL acres 81 peIchrs more or less adjou-
ing lands surveyed IN the names Of Hunter, Black
~ others one other thereof, surveyed Ia the name
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Help THE
Eb e 9; / n rs.

FEVilE suhscrbsrS would respectfully inform the
Z Cui.nus Of sunhury and the public g,ucr,ily.
rb'J tley have purchased iAe shop of Mr. Whlrm
Hanv,,, n Mars,l street, ore door west Of tie Post
Office, WLelu dies wi,i continue The
eaaiueG-3aa'linG esusincse,
in al i,s bsmchrs The pablic may expect their
work done In the latest ~ts lo. They hope hy slrtCt
attention 10 busin,s., u merit Il share of public
patronage.
o. Collins In1lc 'o order on the shortest notice,
and country produce taken In eNchaoae for wogk.
CHA'S. q. u HENRY G. MARTIN,
snubGy, May i7,h, lSi5,-ly.
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~ a. ID. lS45.
Grand Jurors.
Tnrbut.-Abraham kissingcr.
Deia,care.-Wm. McWil!iams. Christian Gosh,
snr., John N. Oyster, George Masteller.
Le,cis Andrew Krrshncr, j..
.lHKon-Leonard Beidelman, Jonathan Adam.
ChiMsguaqur.--John McWillians, James F.
Murray, George w. Fries, Benjamin Troxel.
Point-Daniel Pursel
standardization ApsIcy,
Sunbury-Samucl Goblin, Benjamin Robins,
George Young.
augusta Nathaniel Ly,le, James Campbell.
Shomokin John Gass.
Upper MahOnoy.-Gleon Shadle.
Louer Mahonoy.-Chris,ian Albert, Peter Retz.
Jackson.-George Deppin.
Traverse Jurors.
7urbut .--Georgc Kutz.
Deiaware.-Joseph Ryncarson, James Evcr,,
George G.. Mckee.
Le,cis.--Major Sweeney.
Mihon.--(;eorge Kohler. John Frick, Jefrsrson
I.anders, Lewis L. Evans, James Miller, John
Cia,k.
ChiMsquaquc uc.-.Hugh McGlauehiin, Levi
Kaupp, Allen Shoemaker, Fleming Nes5t
Poini--Wm Lemon.
Northumberland William Wenck.
SunJu,y.--Mark Scurham.
John Cooper, Jacob Hoover. George Keefer, Peter
Rcitz, John kremer, of Berks, Simon Snyder, Jas.
Ross.
Mamokin.-John Kasemap. John Dunkleherger.
RuM.-William Clark William Vastinr, VIII.
liam Meier, jr, Frederick Weaver, John Campbell.
Coai.-Jrrcmiah Zimmerman.
Upper Mahmoy.-Michael Rei'z.
Lomer Mahonoy-Solomon Buchmnn, George
Enrich, snr Michael Enrich, John Tchupp.
Little Mahonoy Piier. William Raker.
Jackson.-Pe,er Kock, George Hrpner Jonas
Bohner, Solomon Dressler, Michael Wolf, John
Wen,zel.
Petit Jurors.
7mbuf.-John NJ Housel, Enoch Eshbauch
John I.c'dy.
Deh,care.- I"hn Nicely. Henry Reader, jr.,
Henry Dieflenderier, William Hood.
Leris.-W lillian Ruckmsn
Mhon,--W liam Strine.
ChWiSgit0gur Joseph Kline.
Point.--John Paul
N0rihumbCrk1nR-Conr Wonck. ir.
Suaj,yy--B Bcnamin Hendricks, Gideon NJ.
Yoks. George Zimmerman, Thomas Robins.
Aug,,Sta.-Danicl Iartman, Daniel Zimmer-
man.
Shanaokin.-Jos.ph kascman, Solomon Hum
mel, Casper Adams, Augustus Hucy, John Dun
kelhergcr, son of Henry, Philip Keller, Ruher,
Campbell, jr.
Coai.--W illi'm Gearhart, Stephen Bittenhen-
der. Solomon Wary.
Upper Mahonoy.--George Shade, George
Helm John Smick.
Lo,ccr Mohonos.-Pe,et Kocher, George En-.
rich, jr.. Peter BiSlrr
Jackson.-Jacoh Brosius. Isaac Rei'z
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland County, for August Term,
~ a. ID. lS45.
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NEW SAEEE--NGS.
VVlHE subscribers have received, AMI are Eor
L opening splendid assortment Of the foliUwp.
goods
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetinssl
Brussels and Imperial ily do CAR
ENua superiine sod fine lUgrsins 10 : PET
English shaded & Dam1sk Venetian DO lNi'.
American tw,llcd AMI igd 10
English nrusger,s aad Wocl,n Floor Ciolas
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Chenille and ruflel Rugs
Door Mats Of every description.
Also
\ large and extensive assortment Of Fl1or
Clohs. hoIn one 10 e,.h yards NiIr, cut 70 fl &,
~ description al to'ns or passages.
Also. law priced lrgrSn CaiieunE- ilom s..
e. q cents &C.! ,Iuj together with j large and eSu
sye assortment oi goods usually kept By c.
ulcrchsui
'rhe shove goods viii be sold wSole,ale OF
at the lowest market prices. Country moTc'-
aud oLe,- are particularly invited 10 ynll oad
miuv our stock before makipg their selections.
CLARNSON, HCu X MilllGA.
Suo,cs,rrs To- j,s-Fh Lakewood, No. ttl lLe
corner oi Frlphin Place.
Fh,'aliiha Fob 2sl, isiA.--
d HNlE, ofa superior gra'y, can now e"
/ Is 4 at tn, l.iuo hiins oi Henry Masse',in
/ bary. May II, Is
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