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H . FAD and understand The time will come
81 a when the medicine, Brandreth Pills will he
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will be
understood that Dr. BrandrUh has the slronges!
claims upon the public 1t is true that every in.
dgdual who makes a Trial of the Braudreth Pills
|concedo them to he the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in Il climate so
IchGngcable as ours cannot be sufficiently approcial-
Icl a tree pcrsplra,iOn IS at once restored thus
they cure colds and consumption is prevented
Those who have a redundancy Of bile find them Of
the most essential service and should there be de-
llcency Of that important fluid the Bandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has thus
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
Iglons where The dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ping few doses taken Immediately upon the in
lection being received into Iht system will b, al
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
$50 proper a medicine as the BrenLrelh Pills. Let
this medicine he universally used in this
disease and no loss Of blood allowed, and few
very few would he its victims. So IL is with other
diseases. Assist nature with this all important
',0" g. ."~-"a "noib bid numOls from the ll0Ot
ana DO not resort 10 uv,u.ug U, u.,.,uiS ana y,
shall have very great scmCily ofpclsons aflictcd
with cronlcmaadias. The itahcrcduibe-thcau
Ima kingdom. over which we mc the lords. are
not afflicted with chronic ra.adcs; neither should
we be 1t were not for our priue which occasions
than, Follow nature. Use the medicine. which
harmoni2es with her, which mildly hut surely re.
moves all the impurities of the blood which strength.
cus the feeble and yet reduces those Of too full hal!
10 healthy standard he, me again say lhotcycy
department Of the manufacture of Bmuj,ch Pills
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS.

Agroeably to the provisions OF an Act Of
Assembly, enlhled An Act directing the
mode OF seiag unsealeG lands for taxes,
aud for other purposes, passed the 18Th day
o( May, 1916, and the further supplement,
thereto passed on the 18Th day oI March
1917, aud lhe 2Sh of March, 1881, the
Treasurer of Columbia County hereby
gives notice TO all persons concerned there
IN, that unless ;he Faxes due on The follow
ing tracts Of Unsealet Land situated in CO.
lumba County are paid before the day Of
sale, the whole or suoh parts of each tract
as will pay the taxes and costs chargeable
thereon, will be sold at The Court House in
the town of DanvIIe, County of Columbia,
on the second Monday IN June next, and be
continued by adjournment from day to day,
Tor arrearages Of Taxes due said County,
and The Costs accrued on each respectively.
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NEW ARRIVAL
AT THE
NIW BUILDINGS,
/. B. RUPERT.

l.. B. RUPERT,
HEAVING disposed of his first stock of goods
IA Il has just received far better and more spleu.
did sSsort ment suitable to the season, consisting
OF o5ood a variety of
Cloths; Sat!incts, Casstmercs and I'GstiHS8
for Mems wear, as can be had at any other store
IN The county-all kinds of
sur, Cotton, Einnen, EI'00lGa or U'Or tca
cloths for Ladies' use--Hats Caps;thin aud thick
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides large as
sorment of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE,
and in fact almost every thing that can be found
i'll any other store in the county.
BclieOing that nimbe sxpence is better than a
JUL shilling, he will continue to sell his goods at
small advance, for ready pay He therefore in
vites all to call, feeling assured that they viii be
satisfied with his prices.
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oHn Interesting Pamphlet, cailed He
q a EgTLR HEALw ri
DIRECTORY,

-. Il -
kbAEG ECEsbkg z,
FOR Grotuitous Circulation to al oorson, ,vbo
ALL c,d p,o.or,c onI TaoJ :, ,.,'
Rroo,osbnr, Ioh, w n',.;II' H. ~ w. - -, i''ul'
Milton VII e. ~ ~, '''''' '"'''' '''"'''
''' - '"''"
I'LL the fOHOiCiag named ArtCieg haze OBJ
tuiaed uubo1uded D0u,ilGrjjy pj7.
hheumati'm Contracted cords, Sul Joints, and
Gout' wIlI positively be cured by the cole use OF
the ltd'an IcgetG6le Etrtr aad Liatmcm The
scePt'cat we invite to call and be personally refer
RED to gentlemen OF the highest standing in this
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Chair MaufaCtOry

the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of B. & S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
to furnish Fancy g. Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
description, which may be called for, al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business, ,ant
his facilities of manufacturing The various
articles of his line, he aatters himself lha
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he viii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from distance will bt
strictly aLd punCtualIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 80, l643
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TRAVERSE JURY,
Far apyii Term, II. D. l84G.

Cattawssa--- William Davidson, David Clark
Esq p Fortner John Shueck Joseph Brobst ESQ
Dury--Samue Pollock James Iolic
Fshmgcrcck,--A W Kline William Evans
Richard Pollock
Liberty William Toggart Adam Fox
Mnlin-.-Conrad Bredbcnder John Keller Ste.
phcn II Miller
Mahoning--.M Grier Eli Trcgo Edward
Young Sewcl Gibbs G. Voris Sacob Sechler sen
William Morgan William Colt Joseph Hartman
Montour--Jsmcs McNinch Michael Hendcrshot
INSTRUMENTATION Thomas
Main--Rudolph Shuman Isaiah L1ngabcrger
Mt Pleasant---N Noah Drake
Orange Morris Kline
SugarIoai.-- Mathew MclIonry John Ikcler
Valley William Blue
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LOOK OUT.

Al! persons indebted to The sUbscri
Der on bond, note, or book gccoun,
make payment before the Grst day o.
February next, or their accounts will ar
ter that date, be left with a Justice oI
The Peace for immediate election,
DANIEL SNYDER
DEC. q l845
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,

LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
For AprH Tenn, II, d. 1876
Bloom-W liam Neal
BrieIcreek--Jacol Dietcrich
CentCr--Thomas Conner William Edwards
Dcrry-James Hutchison William Mcbride
William Hendershot Philip Scde
Franklin-William Gcarheart
Hcmlock-John Ole Isaac LeIdy
liberty-Andrew Blllmeyer
Limestone--.Dayid Lilly lohn Shcarer
Mahoning--Francis S. Smith Rudolph SechIcr
John Lunger
Main--Abraham Kcase
Mt Pleasant--Azrne Vallerchamp
MohdNIrlwlnlSm "i6tEs r.sq JON, pvyrr
MifIlin--Cornclius Rittenhouso
Orange---Benjamin Hayman
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CAUTION.

q S hereby given to all persons not to purchase
a three Note of h1nd;for the SUN of 20 dollars
each, dated April IS43 signed by the subscriber
payable TO AbsoIom Bomboy, one April 1876
one April lS47 and one April lSiS; as shall
refuse to pay the same. having received no consid.
Grafton iOr them
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An advocate lately gained suit for a poor
young woman. When she was told Of her
success she exclaimed. i have nothing to
repay you with but my heart Il shall moi
take any fees of you answered The advo-
cate. you may hand it over 10 my clerk.
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He who refuses to do justice 10 tie de-
fencoless will often be found making un-
reasonable concessions to the powerful
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
YEyHE several Collectors of State Tax in Colum.
e bia County fol the year ls45 are hereby no.
tilted that they are required to charge interest or
all State Tax remaining unpaid since the second
Tuesday of January, 1916, ia accordance with the
following direction of an Act of Assembly passed
April 20. 1874, viz - Any State Tax remaining
unpaid by any individual or corporation after said
Tax is due and payable by said county to the Com
monwealth, shall bear an interest Of sir per cent.
and be lien on the estate on which it is charged,
till it il fully paid and satisfied
And the said Collectors are requested to keep a
separate sccount Of all interest received by them on
all Stale Taxes paid since the time above stated,
and to render an account therefor upon the settle
ment Of their duplicates.
SAMUEL MEARS,
FREDERICK MCBRIDE,
PETER ENT,
Commissioners.
C0MM1ss1oNEn', OFFIcE;2
Danyille, Feb 6, ls45.
Estate Gf WiiHam MenSch, hte of
Bl0On, tO,UnShip, deceased.
MT0TICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
~ ministrahou on the above mentioned estate
have been granted to the subscriber living in Cat
tawis5a township. All persons indebted to the
estate are hereby notified to make immediate payr
men, and all those having claims are requested to
present them properly authenticated, to
JOSEPH BROB&T, Admir-.
March Ia, lS46-6w47
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ENOCu HOWELL.
r. 4 H. d H.

RESPECTFULLY, informs the puhIc'thot he
has moved into the building formerly occupied by
the Register in Market street near VIM Kevy
& Co. store where he viii always be ready to
make any kind Of clothing, at the shortest notice
and in the best and most fashionable style. From
his long experience in the business he Gollcr-
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
isfactiOn and thereby hopes TO receive share oGhc
public patronage.
Or Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds of country produce taken in payment
ioI work.
Bloomsbury, Aug,9 l845. tf--l8
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Letting.

Proposals will be received by the Com.
missOners of Columbia county, at the
house Of John Lazarus, in Flshingcreek
township, on Thursday the sixteenth day
of April next between the hours Of 10 A, NJ
and , p. NJ. Of said day, for repairing a
bridge over big Fshingcreek at the mouth
ni lhe Huntington creek, in SAID township,
HLSO--On Friday the seventeenth day
nl April next, between The hours of 10 A
NJ. and p. NJ. Of said day will be lei the
rebuilding Of The abuImenls and repairing
of the superslruclure of a bridge over big
Fishingcreek near the residence of John
Vance, in Orange township, The letting
10 be al the bridge.
ALSO-ON Saturday, the Eighteenth
day Of April next between the hours 10 A
NJ, AMI p, w. Of said day will be lei the
rebuilding OF one Of the abutmehIs and re
pairing Of the superslructure of bridge
over big Fishingcreek near Williamsburg
in Bloom township. The letting 10 be al
the bridge.
Said bridges 10 be repaired according to
The specifications exhibited By the County
Commissioners on Inc day of letting.
By order Of the Commissioners.
E. MENDENllALL, Clerk.
Danville March 25 1876.
LIST OF CAUSES,
For Trim at AprH Term, a. D. 1916
5 John G. Mccall ct al vs. Joseph Lemon
6 Tobias Shirtz ct al VS. Thomas Moorhead ct al
Peter Baldy VS. David Petriiin
8 Barnard Solbert VS. Thomas McNar ct al
Samuel r. Heady VS. Bowler ct al
10 Henry Easton vs. Joseuh Paxton
IL DE- Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas Hubbard ct al
l2 lhomas Hubbard ct al VS. George Maus ct al
l3 Thomas Stackhouse VS. Vaniah Reese ct al
IA Daniel Gross ct al VS. Henry Webb
Is Ebenezer GreenOugh VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
l6 Benjamin Dieterich vs. William Colt ct al
II Frederick Leiby VS. Benjamin Fettcnman
Is Henry i. Smith VS. Ames Coles
9 Samuel Conner VS. : chonbauch
go Samuel Shedman VS. Cwer d Leih ct al
2l SamNel ShGdman VS. Owen d Leib ct al
90 Samuel Shedman VS. Owen d Teb
23 Micnael X Hover VS. Elijah Price
"a Michael Low vs. George Kotner
25 Michael Low VS. Abraham Hair
26 Michael Low VS. Ycst Hair
~ William Delong VS. Henry Miller
rs Alexander Best ct al administrator of James
Laughed deceased vs. Susan WItl
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CLEAR THE WAY.

Night aud day;
Sow the Withdraw Ihe curtain
Clear the WY
Men Of action, ald and cheer them,
As ye may!
There's louni about 10 stream,
There's light about TO beam,
There's warmth about TO glow,
There's flower about 10 blow:
There's midnight blaCkness changing
Into gray;
Men Of thought, and men of action;
Clear The way
Once the welcome light he's broken,
Who shall say,
WhaI the unmagined glores
Of the day!
What the evil that shall perish
In its ray'
Aid the tawning, tongue and peni
Aid it, hopes of honest men;
Aid it paper-aid it type
Aid it, for the hour is ripe,
And our earnest must no! s'ackon
Into play.
Men of thought, and men Of action!
Clear The way!
Lo! a clouds about 10 vanish
From the day;
Lo! The rights about to conquer
Clear the way!
And brazen wrong 10 crumbIe
Into clay.
With that right shall many moro
Enter smiling at the doer;
With the giant Wrong shall fall
Many others, great and small,
Tha. for ages long have held US
For their prey:
Ellen OF thought, and men OF action,
Clear tho way!
CHKNUE.
Change is written OF the tide,
On The forests leafy pride.
On the srssmlet glancing bright,
On the jowelIed crown Of night
All whereon the eye can rest,
Shows it legibIy impIest.
All things earthly, like a dream
Pass, and are no! what they seem,
Der their fealuies, while we gaze,
Swiftly sweeps some varying phase.
Lo! the storm lath passed away
Mark The rainbows vivid ray!
Where! Tis past We look again
Sunshine brightens all the plain
Let thy spirit ba'he in light
Look again-lhou look'sI on night!
Lo! within lis mothers arms;
Smiles the babe in infant charms;
Look again--on that fair brow,
Care hath ploughed its burrows now,
Wordlcss now those lips no more,
fHark! what eloquence they pour,
Eloquenc. that chains and burns,
Siar,es, soolhes, and wins by turns.
Such is life all fair to,day,
Dark, tomorrow, dull and grey
Changing ever. like the moon,
Or the feecy cloud, Of June,
Now in brightness, now in gloor--
Now the crade--now The tomb.
Bu, beyond This shifting sky.
Look with laiIh-;Ilumned eye,
There, upon that glorious shore,
Change and death are known no more,
There The dark domain shall cease,
There i, permsnencc and peace.
When is csrpenlerI like young Iadyl-
When he's making saShes.
Why is person going 10 bed, like lh'
American tragediani Because he's For
rest.
An advocate lately gained suit fora poo
young woman. When she was told Of he
success she exclaimed. i have nothing ,c
repay you with but my heart Il shall no
take any fees of you, answered the advo.
cate. you may hand it over 10 my clerk.
He who refuses to do justice 10 lie de,
- eorcalesq will often be fDund MAKING nm.
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STOVE PIPE for sale at tho New Store.
l.. B. RUPERT
October IL.
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CHARLES F. MANN, Treasurer.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
DanvllIe, March 20, 1876.
s-3'The American Sentinel will nub.
llsh the above four times in the Daily Sem
treI, and lor@ard their account to the
Treasurer o! Columbia County,
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En hin nA. VT Ii.

September 20, lst5-Iy22
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UNDER

May 10 IstG.-Gm3
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co,1NpRcIaL AND MONEY MATTERS
Ia, 81. u seeks. %, Eo,rtE Pe.zs.

TUESDAY, P. N.
There YVES not much business done at the Stock
Board odsy and prices generally were heavy for the
Fancies At the Second Board the sales we're large bit
the rates continued fall Of for the Leading Faucies
The Exchange transactions for this steamer have
been ight and to-day bills haze closed plenty and da
Good City Sterling sold per cent and leading names
al 6l Southern ia5i Franco were rather more
firm i2.a5 81 Guidsrs @-i a3s; Riz Dds 81 a
Y Mares Bsnco $685.
Freights are not very active, but rates are with
out material change FLOUR 10 some extent has been
shipped 3: IS I'd Cotton 7-l6d Grain ~; l5;d ;
Heavy Goods 5os and tierces Beef at - 3D. To
Hare tae quotations about before given snip
taken Up for Sligo a, previous rates.
Thompson's Reporter states that the New
York State Stock Security Bank is about 70
business under the management OF Mr. Bonnefouz. It
will be redeemed az O. Waist
The receipts at the Custom House under the
new Tariff do not reach the amounts anticipated Last
week they were :2l20O0 against $4,000 in the same
week OF the previous year when there was no accumu
ation of goods entered under lower rates The re-
cepts this port for the year viii probably
decrease Of million and half
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mississippi Agriculture.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Extract dated wooDvurE Mississippi Nov Il, 20.
As you have learned, we have been dreadtully
rgvaged by The worms Throughout; the Cotton region
In this cootty make showing foIIows Is plan
Yrs put Cotton 81 0a5 On the lat Of August
reasonable expectation gave them 1928 bales they
haze gathered 1926 This will serTe pretty fair ay-
erage OF the crops South Of 30 30 Above that line
the crops much better that persons most corner
sant with the Cotton country and crops for years past
put down the total 10000 bales being about TWO
thirds of the large crop of l54i.
The Corn crop Of this year is generally very fell and
NC are sending large quantities TO the Seworleans mar
kc, We are finding have found that thrift and econo
my are no. only good to furnish forth Psor Richard Al
MANAGES hut also 70 practice 81 home. J W. 2
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dI53tDl5tyI
TILE NJ aCa1rNrS r0R Ia1J

WIN. TAYLOR y co. No. A.or House, publish his
w dtv, the Neyviork illustrated Magazine for January
te47 Edited by Lawrence Lghree. The attention OF all
who intend subscribing Magazine for the ems ling
year i solicited with entirely original from
pens % most popUnr 5uthOrs and with four beau
t.il lee plates n each number The Illustrated VIII
cnaenge competition with any Magazine Of IL kind IN
the country Subscrib. now II you really good
Magazine, desire 10 make suitable Christmas or New
Year Present Trrms-1ne copy = per aunnm TWO
copies >; I've copies 80; single numbers > cents.
JUST PUBLISHED
The Roman Traitor \ tue tale OF he Republic 4
historical romance. by Henry VIM Herbert E-q author
OF " Maunaduke Ny1l,' Cromwell &c. Two neat
volumes. Price ~
IL viii c- sufficient -av That the large edition INST
printed sold on the publishing DAY
H. The Rivals a comedy by Sheridan. Price ~ cents
This forms No. 81 OF tb. Modern Standard Drlme.-An
edition Of all the best acting plays the stage, IN
neat form. with all the stage business.
DIS WM TAYLOR & Co No Asor Uousa
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lHM Gnurin.

SvrERioH CouRr-Betorc Judge Vanderpoel-.Josiat
+ HegiaLvs Hdndrd &oRt--Action 10 recover damages
tor slandering title Mr.. : twho keeps store corner
William and John ste. snd resides on Murray &ihl
bought some lots the hill at 37hs snd Fifth avenue
from Mr. Isaac NJ Woolloy, ana sold them subsequently
to Mr. Kendall hrothern'lsw OF Mr.. w He took bond
and mortgage payable by instruments with covenant
10 release any lots that Mr. n might sell. MI n. was
about TO dispose OF OF the property al very con
siderable advance from what he gave when MI stone
stated the intended purchaser that there were doubts
whether or NOT Mr. Wooley did hsvc interest in
the propcrty-that il lie had there would probably te
trouble as there judgments against Mr. w anu
that creditors bill had been fled in Chancey by acred
tor Of Mr. w 10 reach the property Mr. X, Reed, 80
cor stated that he flied bill 10 that effect but II WAS
done secretly that the clerk OF the Court OF Chan
Gerry did not know ts contents Mr. ) also stated 10
the intended purchaser that Mr.. h could
deed he also made similar statements 10 other
persons consequence OF these representations II
alleged Mr. was unable TO sell and meet his insts
pcuts, and Mr. = entered bill al foreclosure OF his
mortgage. which is contested on the ground that he
himself crippled Mr. h 81 as 10 prevent him obtaining
the means.
The present action (slready referred 10y has been
brought 10 damages ior the injury thus sustain
ed in the sisnder OF Tile.
The Cour; charged that person liberty 10 stare
the truth in regard title matter what may be his
motive he is also excused even II wha. he stated WAS
not correct provided he did under belief ast he
stating what WAS correct ami II WAS don't without
malice On the other hand. il the representation was
not correct, but done with sinister view either TO emp
pie the party aud torecloSc 70 get the property
back otherwise gain himself, the jury should mol on
" give TO pain damages but visit the case with such
verdict show their OF the transaction. Inc
Jury absence OF about al hour and halt return
cd verdict IN favor OF plaintiff for $1,000 For plaintiff
Aessrs Bushnell Y Bliss for defendant Mr. Cutting and
Mr. f, II. Owen.
pariG RGndaiivs George Gooiria-Suit of ejectinent
to recover snd halt unimproved lots corner OF
SSSvepue and ll1tEst 81 Harlem bought by Mr.. u al
Corporation sale for taxes This suit defended by
the Corporation They did not attempt for defence. 10
the sale Tor that this
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Formerly occupied BY Mssr, 4 I. SiepartS Col tl<
,r:eastIc ard ole gG.t collection of
USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES
liver PRESENTED FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION
Il IN the United States, rs follow.
BOE>uAS GLAsswASE--N agnincsnI Dessert Sets Punch
Bowls Cordial and Nerre Rsu SETS, Vases Toilet Sos,
Dccnnles Tumblers, GObets, Champagne and Lnmonaao
Glasses FacOns Nc NC all imported during Tho last ia~
M Juhs and presenting the styles and richest
cinlcus ot blh beautiful ware
FAScy PoHcELAlN-noslIY OF resent importation, deco
rated 10 order original and peculiar IN style and richness.
Also afsw choice specimens Of tho Etruscan, Egyptian
Neaposn styles, being correct copies of originals
Also Antique shaped Flower Pols, Vases Carafss sc.
Ia Porcelain srs and Vsrra Gaia
Also, real Antique and Modern Pskn and Japansao
Vases. Plates, Toilet Sets. sc 80
Re.L bsoNlE, Berlin Iron imitation Bronzs Alsbsst-r.
ChrgOH Pierre, Biscuit Figures. Vases and Ornamental
POTABLE DEsss. Dressing Cases, Work Boxes. Fancy
Boxes tor Tables and other articles In inald
woods. rapiec Msche, Enamel, Velvet aud Leather.
FASs-A magnificent collection OF all the various styles
rich dress Fsns.
CARD CASES Souvenirs, Portfolios. Menagerss, le. 10
da Wood f- ''' "P''' ''''"' ''' ''''' ''' sun
SILVER ANo GoLO FuLoGRAAs-Varlous elegant and
laucifu ARTICLES Ia this syorite style
ENGKAYiNGs -Odr whole collection Of French. English
and German Engraving and LhogaPhs plain and color
Including all the Subjects 10 the variouG .kes suit
able for framing aud for the Portfolio
ITALIAN PASTIScsAn sntiro sonsg nmsnt, ssiscsd by
Of the celebrated ensfayss Of ly uosiy In curious
ly carved Italian frames.
Also, modern original Oil Paintings
framed
EAU De CoLocSE-l0 cases genuine Farins Of our own
importation, OF very choice quality
ESyELorES-ono million Letter and Note sizes
WHiPs-bicm. and Driving Whips, besI English and
French manufacture
lLLusrk.rED BooKs-A ANAL invoice OF illustrated
French Books
Also several very ma nhcenty bound Common Prayer
Ursuiu7 Mammal, parroisen &c
With nuQmerzois variety Of antique, elegant aud
costly articles suitable Tor presents.
The goods viii b, ready for eXutaln alton Monday
litlI oalI To commence a. 10 O'Clock sseh day
Terms CASH unless by special agreement with Tho
sellers, do !su