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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08
The CIerkship, &c.
Editorial Correspondence.

Editorial Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, Mondsy-ll r. Nj
Before this reaches New York you will have
heard the result OF TO morrows struggle to elect
Clark of the House, &c. &c. hope you will have
heard that the Wing candidate Is chosen yet the
latest reports are that Messrs. Adams OF Mass Mes
snd Levin Of Pa. will vote for French, making bis
vote li2 Holmes of s. c. not voting) and that
Nessrs. Giddings and Tuck will not vote tor Camp
ball reducing his vote to l 10. aud probably defeat
inc choice Should Giddings or Tuck vote for
vYepch, there il hardly chance OF his defeat
A rumor ran through the City at P. NJ. that John
n Uolley Of our State had died OF the exertion and
srnosure consequent on his attendance IN the
House today. hurried at once to ms lodgings
80 foupd him very feeble and sick certainly, but
A. M immediate danger Yet 1t is doubtful whether
he cen bear reconveyancc 10 the House TO morrow,
though bis remaining away must probably lose us
the Clerkship. Should he resolve to return TO the
House to morrow it will probably be bis last ap-
nesrsnce there for weeks.
p-Tas four Members who were at Richmond
,b;s morning Of course came in this evening, re-
duc;ne the list OF absent Members to barely three
Mai John p. Gaines of Ky. (Whigl and Gov "A.
"a Brown OF Miss and Maj. Pilsbury OF Texas
Iocos IL is no common occasion which could as
senble from an area oil so many tnousahus 81
.orsre miles 225 Members out OF 8 body of barely
COS ali told. Every seat il now hlled how soon
ns.,b NAV vacste one or more of them
BY the way. heard good anecdote tonight,
and II ia authentic. -Four Members oil the house
raro in a steamboat off the Southern coast some
nights since making all haste TO be present at the
organic alton. The night was bad one and the
IND blew furiously 90 one OF them, who had
soms skill in nautical matters, went aloit to take
an observation. is there dsngerl y was the anx'
ions inquiry Of another Member when he returned
Yes, there IS danger, was tne grave rep2I
d" great danger; but II we go down It will make
% no odds at Washington-we stand two and two,
No Que can have sight OF the Presidents
message until it shall have been delivered to the
two Houses to morrow so the readers OF The TT!
bune will be spared any comments from me unth
the next issue. No great interests ieit with re-
gard 10 IL here. n. v.
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Thirtieth Consress-FrRsr srssoS

SENATE WASHINGTON, Dec. !, 1887.
Messrs CALHoUS, NILES and BALDWIN, appear
ed and took the the usual oath Of Office.
On motion of Mr.. CAss, resolution was adopted 70
curing the Secretary OF the Treasury TO lay before the
Senate map OF the military reservations srouno the
Ssu, Ste. Marie. Michigan.
At about ore O'Clock the Presients Message was re-
ceiyeo and read but without concluding the residing
was dispensed with and the Message and documents
were ordered be printed. On motion of Mr. BREKsE
amended by Mr. ALLEN 25 900 extra copies Of the Mes
ssee and documents were ordered printed Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Several new Members appeared st the bar and were
sworn in
The resolution for tho reapp in,ment OF Mr. FRENCH
as Clerk being withdrawn. on motion OF Mr. LEVIN tue
House proceeded 10 elect Clerk. The whole number
of votes given was 25 necessary to schoice, ll3 MT
CAMPBELL received 49, Mr. French l09 Scattering g. Mr.
Campbell having been elected, ~ss conducted 10 tho
Clerks Chair by Mr. French.
The Joint Committee appointed 20 wait on The fref
dent re ported that no would communicate with Congress
by Message.
A resolution was offered providing that members
should draw for sess by ballot pending which me re-
cep,on Of the Presidents Message was announced by
the Speaker. A.,
The Message having been read on motion OF Mr.
BRoApHEAp after some debate 1900 copies OF IL and
accompanying documents were ordered printed.
Tho House voted TO meet deily At ~ O'Clock, noon
Mr. HENLEY moved 10 reconsider the vols OF yester'
day suspending the onehour rule pending the consi J.
GRAFTON OF which. the House adjourned.
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Ohio-Message Of Governor Bebb.

CINCINNATI Dec .. lctss
The Message OF Governor Bebb is very brief and
confined mostly to local subjects the finances are In
Aourishipg condition. the treasury receipts, from ell
sources during the year, amount TO S23l4075 u the
disbursement including interest on the public deot 10
81 9O4 255 81 the balance applicable to the payment 81
the temporary spd funded debo tho state Is 500 SO
Domestic bonds. amounting 10 sll7es3 U.s. have been
redeemed during the year from Trust funds leaving
basnce of the funds, applicable to the same puf'
pose of sO4 % The expenses OF the state Govern
ment snd benevolent institutions for the past year were
1910 go AZ The Governor recommends an Increase oi
the sinking fund from $5 900 to 100000 per snnum-
lie suggests legislative encouragement OF private enter
prise In the construction of railroads from the Lake
To ST Louis and other points on tina river and re.
commends that the legal rates Of interest be raised
sbove six per cent leaving paroles AS now 10
contract for and pay more they choose and that Con
eress be called TO mske appropriations for The n.
oroyemept Of the western rivers. aud purchase and
make free the canal Louisville The Governor con
demss the wsr and advocates the immediate a0andor
ment of H. He opposes the acquisition OF territory bal
asserts the Wmoi Provso In regard 10 H. II acquire
lie slso advocates the repeal OF sne black laws oil 'he
~fafa
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on the I'D, the Eosi.h steamer Forth ie TsupeO The

On the cd the Enzsh steamer Forth cis Ienpieo ne
s,ms day for Vera Cruz
Ths steamer Madison vss going into Tsnpleo ss the
o-Is.ss c.rns out 80 news fr0n Tsmpico. he mo't
snoortsnt item by ,hiE arrival u SAINTS Anna. attempt
10 resums The Government DO. By force bCt oy DC
assumption Of the suihority Of President ircn WHICH
b. cor,end ne res rot been legally separated
iouz 6ocumsut from Tspsnscan d,i-d lst 1851 70
the Psesiden, iHfei and Secretary Of state eon.n'
the terms II ts rseiKntton. which D. ccntrnos GU
hsve 10 l-gsl force uniess accepted by Congr-ss
He sfserts that be never entirely resigned Es III
lions Il President but only temporarily eoise-e- 20
..psrs,l1n q the civil from hs military power - nc
Pre.iieut which the country then required SeeI -
cons osvirs ceased BE- desires 70 resume me iu
uo.rion Of President; til CoDersfs secept us rtssD-
rou. On he ssms 5sy he sooressed en- exPosinoo "
Conaress rig bis gnaiion and enheanDs 'ne'
o. accept 81 u. . = ,-,,.
An or or has been issust By the Governor OF vera
Crgz forsd.n any person % l.nd 10 tne D-Ps' NJ
u Vsra Cruz from sly public or private Fets4 yt'
iog 20 the Unl "a Stsies unless y are alianeo ~ D
bsse busioes, With the army, which must DC sulct'
established before laucifg. ~ o..
The following persons cam pstfeng ers 70 Nf" VI
from Vera Cruz: Col Ro5eris Major smith Cs.t-lns
cromwell aelntosh and Waiksr Lieuia- NcN-h'y
Hal and Nelson Ins Hazard from the Beg - 1tyus
a. u.ssengegs lev officers Of Toe SoTh Cafons Al1
Mls,i.spti Regiments and six cltchnsed sNosl''
whose names are not given.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER :.


This document appears in our columns today
leaving az no room for comments
The Message was presented to Congress yester
day at quarter past O'Clock, P. II. The Teie-
graph undertook by means Of one wire the other
being out Of order between Philadelphia and Bsl.i-
rpore to transmit an abstract TO The Tribune and
two or three other journals in this City The irst
dispatch reached our Office at quarter before g..
and in little over three hours we were furnished
with about one sixth Of the whole document At
20 minutes past the portion thus received was
Issued in an Extra Tribune, for which there was
a large demand.
The Government Express brought as the Mes
sage complete at 10 o'clock. This Expre" sta,'eo
at the moment when the Message was received oy
Congre 81. II was under the managenen' o. Mr'
GRIswoLD. who is connected, we believe, with the
Post Once Department at Washington. Our
thanks are due to him and 70 Hon H. H. MORRIS,
Postmaster Of this City for the prompt delivery Of
our packages.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Election Of n Whig Clerk.
By telegraph 70 The Reao York Tribune.

WASHINGTON Tuesday Doc. = lsfI
SENATE.
Senator BALDwIs Of Connecticut appeared aoo
was sworn.
Mr.. HArsreAs gave notice Of Resolution IN
favor of the heirs Of John Paul Jones
HOUSE
THOMAS JEFFERSON CAMPBELL
rvyb,s, of Tennessee was elected Clerk on the
Hrst ballot a. follows
Whole number Of votes ...-....-.---2zo
Necessary to a choice .........-.-..-llS
r. j. CAMPBELL. -.......-.-..--- .--tio
Scattering -.----..---..-----.--
Campbelps majority, !.
ELI DUvALL, Of Maryland, was appointed AS
sistant Messenger
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The Price of GIory-Estimates for ls4o'
Editor ial Correspondence.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7, lsi7.
Ib.ye lust been enabled to lay hands on the
rRtAspRY REPORT Tor rather, Letter. oil Secretary
Walker In regard to the Appropriations required
~ tbs New Congress for the Public Service and
.l,housb evidently pared down and cut away to
the very last extent, the amount s sun aPpa"ins
Briefly, Mr.. Walker requires
For deficiencies in the Appropriations OF
lsst wear to juno next sto'So-i 90
For the year commencing next June 99,o44,yfz
ro,.I s6s, 57y,677
For the Military Service alone he requires
For deficiencies up to June Is. 50 9o2 4so
For the Army service, June AZ to June
ls4Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ...---.ol'ooo'' %
Fortfcations. Ordinance, &c....-- sees l,o's,S4l
Pensions and srrearages OF do--.-..-.- 5000
Navy for one year from June next go. lO,YOS,oeo
Total for glory ,6SO.S63
Beside the Interest (s2 4S3 ,aOs) on the present
War Debt the cost Of supporting the Military
Academy and some other items, FnrY-FouR
Millions OF DOLLARS demanded of Congress at
one Session TO carry on on the trade oil human
hatchery for a single year, VIII not those who
uaost cara this immense sum, pause ard think
IL IL not high time that they should do 30
-Hut IL will be sad-A part OF this Is tor dfflci-
..,>. IN the appropria,ions Of last Winter.-True,
ana mo does not know that there will be like II
not greater DEFICIENCIES in the appropriations now
called fori Aud beside, here Is not dollar Tor
Rivers and Harbors Except beggarly sum Tor
sarveys and Light Houscsl and for several other
important items which Congress always sPProPu'
ates for.
II is manifest that Il the policy of the Admins
tration 10 not arrested. the Country must either
endure new Taxes 10 the amount OF atlesst Trinity
MuI,oss A YEAR or run farther in debt 10 that
amount. Which shall be done Mr.. Walker says.
Run in Debt; but | trust Whls House Will
,ternly resolve and say No MORE TREASURY NorEs
No MORE Loans ! five mast have SO much eA
penditure. let US NEE, it msniully by Taxation!
r. l..
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Steamboat Burnt.

BALTIMORE Dee. T.
The Steamer Patapsco, lying at the City wharf
Baltimore has Just been burned down to the wa
ter's edge The loss is estimated at $4,000 She
was built for an Ice Breaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

~ soUrH CAROLINA has discovered that her
law for the inspection Of vessels trading with
New-York designed as retaliaiory measure ana
70 manifest proper Indignation for the refusal OF
our Government 10 90 her bidding IN certain iiaI
ters pertaining to Slavery operates as serious
burden upon trade In other words, she mas
she has been biting off her own nose, and II is
said that the Legislature is about TO remove the
burden bv repealisg the law.
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
License Election in New-Jcr-cy.

Trenton City has gone for No License by 1872
majority whole number Of votes COZ. Noting
ham Township II majority for No License B.h.P
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The sfeamer Brifnnnin

had not arrived at Boston last evening She Is
now min eteen days out, having sailed from Liver
mol ON the 10Th alt.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

Toe Nsw.o Orleans arrived Sunday from Vera
Cruz Vi. rsnpieo She len Vera Cru, the 2lsi vita
sbog, 10 passengers and 80 discharged oasFssF-nAs
ssYs mss and reached Tsrplso he ssxi dsy, and si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-08

~ Mir WINTHROP il the the third hePresen-
tstive of Massachusetts who mas presided over NE
House Of Representatives since the adoption oil
our Constitution having been preceded BY THO
DoRE sEDewIcK in the sixth Congress- ana 30
sgPs B. VARSUN in the tenth and eleventh ar
WIS qualifications for the Office are fully equa 70
those Of bis illustrious predecessor ms
encs ss the presiding officer of the Massachusetts
House of Representatives will enable him to dis
charge the duties Of Speaker with promPtness' ei
fciency and dignity.
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L..u. enter. gentlemen upon our work Of legislation

Let enter gentlemen upon our work of lczislston
with solemn Of cur responsibility 20 God and 10
our country. However may os divided on questions
o. lnm sdste policy noted By the elnses les ~
permanent, Interest end permanent; obligation We are
the Representative II seDy miltons Of people ooopo
together By common laws and common liberty a
common Gag floats daily over on which tnefs - =
one Of Us who would stain rest. sod rom 70 !.
thsrss not one Of " mo would s'sr struck QUO
We nav. eor,ruon CousltutOn 10 which the osins 81
allegiance which :, vii b my hfss cay 70 so'hn.'n
10 you will be only sm persusdeo zoe ioi D@
sion Of those sentiments of devotion "nen are s'iS-oJ
enerished 10 all cur hearts -
neve NAV be differences Of opinion 81 70 we powers
hleh his Coo siitutO1 eOniers upon % oSt 10" pui
Doses for " hch II created are lnfcnoeo Jpn s
- In language which cannot Be miscopstTuef va
o,ssnes md established ito form more perfect union
e.,.aisb iastics insure domestic rsrq1llty pFovioe
for the commOa defence, promote tie general welfare
and secure the blessings Of liberty 70 ourselves ana our
scd our pos'erity
Uaion Justice domestic tranquility the common de-
fence the general welfare aud the security OF hoey
for Us snd Tor those who shall come alter us are cus
the areat objects for which 10 exercise unaeFer
powers have been entrusted 70 us And hazard nom
log In saying tcst there have been lew periods Ia our
nstous history when the eyes Of the Who'll people nave
been termed more inieDty and more snHiOufy t'"io
the Capitol than they At this moment 10 ace -'
10 DO done here sad now Tor the vinalcstoh aD' pO
motion Of t5ese lJfy ends.
us resolve then that those eyes thsl ST least VIZ
ress on our part duties discharged with ogenSe oeiy
ersaons cOacuctd With dlgnfy, and enorS boh1suJ
and earnestly made for toe pesce prosperity eoo n'DO'
Of The Republic. ..,, ~.
shall esteem il the highest privilege Of my proic ne
II shall BE- permitted 70 contribute anytnAe 20 20 -
results ~ laithfll and npafu,i sdninsUanon OF the
ofse which have low sccepieo
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Fauqulcr White sulphur springs.

~, THIS establishment, so favorably known fol
i the curative qualities Of its water md tho ele
gance and comfort Of lis accommodation, will bt
opened for the reception Of vste,s the LIST June
1t is situated so miles from Alexal ara, IS miles
from fredericksburg aud 20 miles east of the Blue
Ridge, in one Of the most healthy mud delightful eli
mates Of Virginia. The direction and management
will be the same MS heretofore. and the same atcn
tim paid to the accumulation and comfort Of their
guests We have abundant supply Of ice.
The season, commencing the LIST of .iunc, will end
III LIST OF October, embracing months.
Lovers OF music will find the band unsurpassed
Board: $40 per week, 80 per week for weeks,
$50 per month"; $50 for the season.
For more than one day s SO per day, so cents
for single meal rs ,~nis for lodging, children I'M
der IL year. Of age and servants half prices horses
so cents per day, per week ~ so, per month So.
Tri-weekly stages will run from Washington un-
iii lst of July, after thnt time daily.
There will he line Of stages from Fredericksburg
after the LIST of July previous to which conveyances
will be furnished on accommodating terms.
may l7--G DAN'L WARD.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-10

TARrHEN WARE, CHINA, T. GLASS,
I Thos. Pursell has just imported, per ships Litt
crty and Ohio, from Liverpool, and other sources,
eightyiour packages OF the above articles, an,ongs
which are ... ta gs1ts
French, English, India, Bluestone, w. G. and
lronstone dinner, DESSERT tea, coffee, and toilet
sets ...n see q
Rich gold.band white and figured China Tea sets,
or pieces detached
Cut and plain hall lamps ..
Solar, side, Liverpool and stand lamps and wiclss
Lamp glasses, girandplrs, sc. 1884,
Ivory handle and other knives and forks in sets OF
fiity-onc pairs or separate
Real silver and imitation table, tea and dessert
81 spoons ..s.. r., ,r .#
Plated and German silver c.s,ora
Brass and plated candiesticks .'E
Plated calse-basSots, waters, in sets or detached
English and American lea and coffee sets
Coffee higgins and urns .""t#
Looking glasses, shovel and tongs, &c.
All OF which will be sold wholesale and retail at
very low prices for cash
FIRST qualify stone and Britannia ware at the fac
tory prices
An extensive and good assortment at common ware,
suitable for retail groceries
TIE subscriber solicts call from his friends and
the public generally, al his store opposite Brown
HOTEL Penn. Avenue, assuring them that he is deter
mined to sell cheap the very cheapest for cash.
ThOS. PURSELi..
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
BOATS FOR ALBANY. ~.
DailY, SUNDAYS excepted.

Daily, Sundays excepted.
Through direct-at 6 o'clock D. m.-from the pier
between Courtlandt and Liberty streets, New
York. aHf
.#..1, Steamboat Isaac Ne,oton, Capt VIM
II. Peck, will leave on Monday, Wed.
nesday, and Friday evenings, at
o'clock.
Steamboat Hendrix Hudson, Capt. r. G.. Crut.
tenden, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
nrday evenings, at 6 o'clock. @
At o'clock D. M, landing at intermediate places.
From the foot OF Barclay street, New York.
Steamboat South America, Capt. Thomas N.
Hulse, will leave on Monday, "Wednesday, Friday,
and Sunday afternoons, at s o'clock. -.
Steamboat North America, Capt. u. H. Furey,
will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday af.
ternoons. at s o'clock. ........ a..
The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany
in ample time for the morning for the East and
West. ...'- .-. .... o.. h..
Freight taker ut moderate rates, and none tekcn
after 4 III o'clock p. m.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the boats
Of this Line without written order from the cap
tains or agents. 80. g. =
For passage or freight apply on board, or 10 P.
g. shultz, At the Office on the wharf.
NAV 10 If . ..-
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
U. S Mail Line TO Co,pes and Sotsthampton, and

oCENN . EAm N n tuAlloN ".
U. S Mail Line to CoWes and Southampton and
Brtmn. ..
.SSE The splendid new steamship WASHING
SG6 TON. 1850 tons burtcn, Frederic Hewitt
commander, will start from New York on the LIST Of
June next, carrying the u. s. Mail. "
She will touch at Cowes and Southampton to land
passengers and freight aid deliver The mails fer
England, France and Belgium, and viii then pro-
coed to Brem,rhaven. Returning, will leave Bre-
nlcrhaven 'ha 9th Of June.
The Washington is built in the strongest manner,
with view to being converted into ship Of war,
and sal cct at sny ,ima 70 inspection by officer NJ
point, by the President nth during and after corr
,iruciion, 1884,. .... '.,,> r
she has two engines Of 1000 horse power each,
ard accommodations for 40 first class, and IA sc.
cond class passengers. ... t.- ....
Passage from New York to SOUTHAMPTON or 10
Bremen, first class 100, second class, $50.
Pa. age FROM Bremen and Southampton to New
York, first class, $50; second class, $50.
She will carry about 300 tons freight, which will
be charged according to the nature Of the goods OF.
fcrng All letters mus. pass through the Post Office
b. charged 80 each.
Fo, Freight or Passage. apply at the Office of the
Ocean Senm Navigation Company, Al William st
corner Of Wall street, New York. w.
+. M,LLs, General Agent.
Agents at Southampton, DAY, CRosKLr, Il Ross.
do at Bremen, CA. lTEiNEKEs IL 20.
do at Hayre, WILLIAM lsELuS.
The second Steamer nf this line is in due cours,
of constructions and will be IN readiness IN the
! ing fall. may l4-u
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HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN
STE.i.NTB OFT AND RAILROAD LINE

From Peck Slip East River, New York
TiH Ns,r IHren. ...
THE steamer 1rGrei'or Capt Bowers, will leave
/ every morning. SUNDAYS excepted, at o'ck.
Re'urn.ng, will leave New Haven at ! cocf
III. ...a..
Railroad cars will leave New Haven on the arm
val Of the above boa; conveying passengers to Hart
ford, Springfield and Northampton end intcrmedi
ate places. Also % Boston, arriving ut 'he latter
place at about o'clock same evening ., = .
The steamer New York. Capt. Peck. will leave
Now York every Tuesday and Thursday Afternoon.
a. O'Clock, and Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Returning, boat will leave New Haven every
evening at ! | o'cloes. -
NIB. Freight will not be received for tie day
boat after 6 o'clock pm.
FOR H.aRIFORD. DIRECT
The steamer Nen Champion, Capt. Ltfevre, will
leave every Monday, Wednesday and Friday aftes.
noon, at 4 o'clock.
The steamer Globe, Capt. Roath, will leava every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ailernoci. at A
o'clock. ..
For further information enquire OF ]. saxton, L!
South street; G. w. Cories 2s3 Pearl street, or al
No. Battery place Cup stairs) New York.
may 20 If @.
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JOHN CONNOLLY,

CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MAN.
UFACTURER AND UNDERWATER
THE subscriber begs leave to return his thanks
j to his friends and the public generally for the
very liberal patronage which they have bestowed on
him, and would respectfully inform them that he
has on hand a general assor ment Of Cabinet Furn-
ture which he will sell very cheap Tor cash. ap-
proved paper. He is constantly manufacturing al!
kinds Of Furniture Of the latest style and most az
proved pattern; such as 3D..
r" Mahogany dressing Bureaus ....
spring seat Sofas
.', rocking and parlor Chairs
card, centre, and dining Tables
=" Wardrobes ..
/" Bedsteads
And, in fact every thing usually found in cabinet
ware room. .s
Undertaking.
He is also prepared to attend funerals at the
sanrtes, notice and on tho most liberal terms and
he is confident that from his long experience in at.
tending funerals that hs will give entire satisfaction
TO those who may favor him with their patronage.
JOHN CONNOLLY,
.e... 9TH street. ta'ween Fl and l.
inay2O ly .s ..... .. ~