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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
! he most Brilliant Lottery ever drawn
iu the United States.
100000. $4,000. $4,000.

4 he most Brilliant Lottery ever drawn
iu the United States.
100000. $4,000. $4,000.
300 Prizes o. $4,000, amounting to $4,000.
OJ'BEING LOWEST THREE NUMBER PRIzEs,O
The LIST and Cd drawn numbers OO The I'd or 3D. Sd
and 4h drawn numbers, $500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CiaSS S, for lS47.
To be drawn in Alexandria Saturday the 2Oh Of Oct s47,
Under the SuPerindence Of Commissioners.
j. w. Maury ~ Co., Managers,
Successors TO j. G. Gregory & Co.
10 number Lottery. II drdlcn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
grand capital prize 500 grand prize Of 40 0O plen-
did prize 10000 do of 1900 do. 05 do. Of 10000
do. 5000 of 1000 lowest numbers)
3D. Sd 4th Nos $500 do 18th and 5h 9Th
and 9th drawn Nosl $3.50 do 10Th 9Th
drawn Nos of $3.50 a7I7 do $50 do of s4O
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes, s40-H'lves S9O-QuarteTs, SiO-Eighths IS.
Certificates of packages
A certificate Of package OF 25 half do. $50
certificate Of package of25 quarter do. l95
certificate Of package o. % eghths do. 90 so
certificate Of package Of whos entities the holder all
S0e that be drawn by the Is tickets named therein Ger
tifcates OF halves quarters and eghhs in proportion
This grand scheme the most attractive that has
been drawn the United States and well worthy the attention
of adventures The prize that be drawn by ticket
having three Of the drawn numbers 50 ticket
having the LIST and ID drawn numbers only will be entitled
9 prize Of 3 .OO0i
Orders for Tickets and Packages
in the above magnificent scheme will be promptly attended TO- and
drawing will be Immediately after
to all who may order tickets us-Addesz c. MAURY
Agents Cor J. W. Maury CO., Managers,
303wT Washington CITY, ID. c.
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MAMMOTH LOTTERY.

Through kindness the present. and happy
most liberal the Messrs Yates MIntyre
have been furnished with the following mammoth sheme, TO be
drawn the 30h October that thus early lay the
public.
II affords much pleasure assuring the public that the
truly worthy of all confidence, that obga
ton will be scrupuIousy fulfilled There will delay
the day of drawing dedication delay the
ment Of the prizes, matter what the amount.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-09-16
FALL RACES---HEAD QUARTERS.
Old Court of Fortune.

The Oldest Established Office an tRe Cify-22O Broad
Vay, under the American Museum
THE GREAT HEAD aUAnrERs FOR EVERY BoDI.
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rs number lottery, IL drawn ballots
DIR. Amati's italian Vegetable Panacea.
Ereserpafipe of Health. iij,ti

nERTAIN CURE for dysentery, diarrhGa, bilious and
" liver complaints, dyspepsia, DC. &c-Doctor Amas
celebrated Italian vegetable panacea prepared by Messrs
Samuel Carus Co., is offered to the public, for the
cure and prevention Of the above prevalent Diseases Is
has been emneny shown IA many cases OF maa
rial and bilious attacks levers choera morbus dysenter
dyspepsia, disorders the liver chronic diseases, summer
complaints and others peculiar to children female com
plants, &c if N. i,
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
known and iuliy examined ny; distinguish
Ell physician, who has given his unqualified appreciation
suffering under any mercural disease may iuly
depend upon beng relieved by the use OF the panacea
Many families who have used IT, testify TO It's mild and sale
operation Il Is therefore confidently recommended TO all
who may be afflicted with any Of the complaints above
named. N4t sE #ggFN ,.#tl.At Hf-E t3e
The propretors do think necessary publish here
any one the certificates which they
reCommendalory Of the panacea, the pamphlet which
accompanies each bottle, Will be found sufficient to render
ample Information. $, 4ts. f alg
The panacea be had wholesale and retail Of the pro-
prieiors h street. Pennsylvania avenue also at
the drug stores of Messrs.- flly t
j. G. Fauhar Co., Of 18th street and N. York
avenue. III .-e J9sttiH hafl .a.a&a 4
McClery Clements Of l4h street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. E lg4,l5t AZ
r. s. Patterson corner Of 9th street and Penn.
M Delaney, corner OF IL street and Penn. avenue.
d. b. Clarke OF lth and Maryland avenue,
sand and Of others In the city and also OF the principal
oct Std. s. CARUsI g. Co.
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Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLACKING.

HE undersigned begs leave call the attention Of those
DESTROYS Of usng good article Of Backing, TO the
properties OF this Backing samples to various pesona
(such Boot Makers, c) also several OF the newspa
pers The extracts underneath from some ofthe papers:
il have called and said that the Japan Liquid Biackinx was
superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
WeLers Patent Japan Biacking Ia the name OF an excel
lent article we have 1t used can highly recon-
mend Il N american, April l5
Welar's Backing is Of the most superb and sais
factory articles q me day y inpars brlance po
likewise. ~ Spirit V ne Times, Aprii2
BY reference to another column an advertisement will
form, for Boots &c. has been highly recommended by
many who have tried IT, II only gives with very lille
trouble, beonfM jet Poish, but retains much longer
er at No 60 Chestnut street Buy bottle, one trial will
prove the iact-Phit Ledger, april %.
Weaars Backing ia one Of the mos shining articles in
the market.-SPirft Of Tie Times, April2
Patent Backing Mr.; J. wellar, No. go Chestnut street.
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does njure the leather
who would have polished understanding should read
advertisement In another coumn.-U U. s. Gazette Mayl
eLar's Patem Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind we have The polish which mparts to
Inc Understandings OF man Is brilliant and lasting we
have tried IT, and 1t boots say all this in Its behalf
Epenirg 8hAlefin, JhneI
The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonials
similar TO the above, from private individuals and rom
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient to con-
vince any person that the manuctuter has no
ed but that upon fair trial the Backing VIII DC iouhu
represented, excellent in every respect ...- -,
J, WELLAR, Manufacturer, No so Chestnut street. Phi
CHARIEs SroI.T, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street,
Agent Ut Washngon D. G. oct taprl l.
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COAL.

John PEITIBONE Is receiving daily his supply Of the
above article OF various kinds together with the cee
braied BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used IL suitable for Ker
mans Ranges, Radiators, DC.
Clover Hill Coal, an excellent article of Btumnous
dump Coa) thought be equal II not superior to the
rious kinds heretofore used in our city.
Orders received at the yard on Lepoxs Wharf, the
Long Bridge and al his Office L. E. Massoes drug store,
south side Pa avenue, between l2 and 9th Streets at
John n Callan's t3E oct ST
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Urea, Tuesday, Oct. 26-s ,. NJ.

Urea, Tuesday Oct. 26-S P. NJ.
The Mass Convention of the Radical Democracy
assembled at Herkimer to-day. Churchill G. Cam
breleng Of Suffolk county, was President An ad-
dress was reported by John Van Buren,. David +.
Field of New York, reported resolutions repudating
the proceedings Of the Syracuse Convention, and ad
vsing Democrats to vote as though there were no
nominations pretending to be regular They ofcourse
reafirm and stand fast by the principle of the Viii
mot Proviso. These resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
No State Ticket was nominated
Hon. David Wilmot Of Pa. (author Of the Proviso)
G. @. Cambreleng and John Van Buren, were the
principal speakers.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ADMlNIsTRATIoN.-We sub
join the following interesting paragraphs from Mr..
Crumbs Washington letter Of yesterday to the Balti-
more Sun Of this morning
"There has been very long cabinet meeting to-
days but it is more than doubtful whether anything
definite has been agreed upon in regard to the war.
The great difficulty consists in finding govern
ment in Mexico to treat with, should the Congress
now about to meet at Queretaro assemble quorum
and show any disposition to negotiate The circular
of Don Jose Ramon Pacheco, to the governors of the
Provinces is certainly written in croaking style,
and the statements therein contained be true there is
no reason to apprehend any more serious and con-
certed resistance the part Of the Mexicans Mexi-
co has neither money nor men to carry on the war,
and is not likely will again meet her forces in
pitched battle. The military campaign is over; Mex
leo is disorganized and will soon be dismembered,
and there is nothing left to do but to subdue the
detached provinces. The Mexican army is disband-
ed, and we have only to prepare for partisan war
fare which must meet In detail and crush by the
most energetic measures.
The idea of collecting the Mexican revenue by
Mexicans and the continuation Of the Mexican civil
and military officers in Office, will never do in prac-
tice As long as this mode Of proceeding with them
is continued, we may occupy Mexico, but we will not
subdue It. If the collection of the revenues of the
United States by the officers Of the different States
of our own Federal Union, did not answer in prac-
tice how much less reason have we to suppose that
such proceeding for the purpose Of collecting re-
venue in Mexico will answer in a country whose
population is hostile to us? We must abolish the
inperium in imperio, and draw and apply to our
selves the resources Of the country
number Of changes in Office will be made after
the meeting of Congress- and the movements may
also affect some Of our foreign appointments both
consular and diplomatic The remaining old Charges,
appointed under the previous Admnistration,) and
few Of the prominent Consuls, (pcrhaps he Of Pa
ris included may be invited to come home, If hints
to that effect have not already been given them to
save appearances
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60 China, Glass, Earthen-W Ware, Britan-
w nia- Ware, Solar OIL A. Lard Tampa, &c.
V Wholesale and retail, opposite Browns Hotel Penn
Z syvania Avenue.
N PuRSEL anxious to reduce his extensive ofhe
above articles will sell reduced prices for CASH. lie
solicits call from his friends and the public generally, at
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsylvania Avenue.
oct9--d2m' THOS PURSELLr s.
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COAL DEPOT,

LcnO1's Wharf, near the Long Bridge.
TIME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his patrons
and the public that he is receiving daily the above ar
OF kinds and qualities, (Which will make his
present stock equal any the Dsiric) consisting Hut.
Ter, Red Ash, Pine Knot, Broad Mountain, Clover Hill,
suitable for Cooking ranges radiators CRATES furnaces &c
and have erected commodious shed the preservation
Of the Coal from the dust and weather, and would
state those persons who may obtain their stock Of me,
that In the quantity purchased should be found mol
sufficient Tor the season. is the very frequently
only small advance will be made OH the price to supply
the deficiency.
would request the citizens generally call before max
ing their resolved 10 dispose OF the art
Gle at reasonable rates '4'
N b. Each load accompanied by the certificate off,
weigher.
s E. Massoletti's Drug Sore Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
pose Coemans Hotel; they may be- LETT with MIR. John
T. Calans Drug store, corner Of 7 and streets; (eher
Of whom will receipt Tor meD through the post Office,
the Yard on u IL street, near the Long Bridge.
oct S--ocrO JOHN PETTIBONE. 4
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Where IL the host place to procure the bcst
and most Fashionable Boots and ShoesS
Bef,oeen OH aud iOh Streets North side Penn Apenue al
T.. B. GRIFFIN'S,
IAN be found the very best assortment Of those articles
that has ever been offered to the citizens Of Washington
Among which are Gentlemens French Light Calf p
Sewed boots of very superior style and quality,
do French Cali, Cork Sole do -
do do Double Sole Water Proof do
Also the much admired French Opera Boot together witt
the new style OF Congress Boots various patterns, supe
ror quality and STYLE made to order for both Ladies' and
Gentlemen with almost endless variety of lower priced
Boots from az TO co.
The Ladies are informed that every description Of GAL
TER Shoe and Slipper, be had at THIS Establishment
at such prices cannot fail to suit every purchaser
Also full assortment Of Boys, Misses and Children's
BOOTS aud SHOES Of every description quality and
Expected daily, additional supply Of heavy WATER
PROOF BOOTS for Gentlemen also full assortment o.
Gentemen's, Ladies' and Misses INDIA RUBBER SHOES
which will be sold AT the very lowest prices for CASH.
Mt A--lW q u \ " . {. +. RI . F.
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Paints. Oils. and Paint Brushes, &C.,


The Subscriber Just recered large and fresh sty@
DAINrS, OILS, &c, part OF which are named below.
best manufacturer All persons wanting such articles
womb and II 10 heravaniage TO CALL as am determined
10 se lower than similar articles be got at any other
P' 400 kegs White Lead
no lbs Chrome Green
100 lbs Chrome Yellow
20 lbs Chrome Red
100 lbs Pure verdigris
800 lbs. Red Led and Ltharge
100 lbs Imperial Green
500 lbs. venitIan Red and Sp Brown Oil
800 lbs. Yellow ochre in Oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
90 lbs. do do In Oil
large assortment Of Paint and White Wash Brushss.
400 lbs Lamp Black dry and in Oil
10 lbs. Sp Whiting
1000 lbs Putty .
900 boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bills. Lmseed Oil
bills Copal and Japan vamsh
bbls. Sp. Turpentine,
Also, PURE PINE Oil, received fresh from the mana.
factory every week. CHAS SrOTT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 9Th street and Penn Avenns
oct S-d2aw'4S'
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TYLER'S NEW HOTEL.

On Pennsylvania Arenuel beficeen Sd and LIZ streets
i public generally that he has opened his HOUSE for
the accommodation of Boaner& lie occupies the house
formerly kept by Miss Shonnard the north side Of Penn
sylvania avenue The house has undergone
pairs, and every article OF furniture, including linens Is d.
rectly from the hands Of the manufacturer
His long experience In Hotel keeping In this city and
Richmond, Virginia. has enabled him 10 anticipate the
wants Of those who may favor him with their patronage
and exeton will be spared to render their residence
his house comfortable and pleasant attention their
wants. the best Of are and comfortable quarters make
them. oct 6-2a2w'
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STOVES! sTOvEs.! sTOvEs!Il

STOVES! sTOvEsis sTOvEs!II
- Fly NAYLOR South side Of Pa. avenue, between
- Id and l.2 ss would inform his customers and the
public generally that he has Just received large as
N sortment OF Stoves Of the newest and most approved
patterns Including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
GOAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards and Stovepipe at the lowest prices Tor cash
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment Of
Tin and Sheeron Ware which he invites the attention
of hOusekeepers.
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing purchase will do well to call and OK
anime his stock before they supply themselves.
His store will be open from sunrise until O'Clock, r M
oct 8-u MsI
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE boots
!. - 49,. AND SHOES. w.. U.-t--

st,n NOW on hand, and constantly receiving, large
assortment oladies and gentlemens Boots and Shoes
kof the best material and workmanship.
Also all kinds Of work my line Of business made TO
order at the shortest notice, warranted to suit sale
do not sell at 0per cent below cost but will sell as low
for cash us any other establishment in the city.
Call and examine for yourself at the well known corner
and 18th streets. J. E. FOWLER.
ncfR colin nova -L.. -
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARsI
lust received direct from Havana per barque Colon
very large and superior lot Of Cigars consisting OF the
following Justly celebrated brands
lO0O0sCortez Regalia
1000 Upman Regslia
1000 Silva Cigars
5000 Cortez, La Norma size
5000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, do l
$500 Tulipan do
10000 Queen, do sss w
10000 Columbia, do
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat brand Principe
The above lot Of Cigars Of the choicest brands
which are manufactured In Havana, and part OF them
of the subscriber own importation. ita
Also In store, 10000 Cigars various brands which
will be disposed OF good terms they be pur.
chased In any of the Northern cities. .f.I E'at
The public hotel keepers and grocers respectfully in
yiled to call and examine this magnificent lot oil CT
CARS w. H. WINTER,
A few doors below Coleman Hotel,
oct SIT sign Of Jim Crow, Penn. avenue.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
WASHINGTON.

THE PROPRIEToRS of this Hotel have secured the aid
OF Mr. GBoR0B W. YRLLoTr their general agent in
fitting and hereafter conducting the establishment
He Is authorized TO act In every matter relating thereto
In purchasing and making all and every contract engage
necessary for conducting the business fully the
proprcors themselves could do and he transactions Of
the house must be through him alone.
The house, having been enlarged thoroughly repaired
and rernished will be opened the 10Th Of October
Having secured the services Of Mr. r. r. THOMPSON as
caterer formerly Of Coeman's) they render the
house every way worthy Of patronage.
oct Sim '..T 4
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10 PACKAGES
NEW FALL GOODS,

lust RECEIvED--Among which will be found
Is pieces black French Cloths from s2 TO $500 per yd
pieces Brown Green and Blue Cloths, from s2 to %
per yard, Vi IL tI#
30 pieces Striped and Plain Cassmeres from so cents to
$3.50 per yard, +
pieces Drab, Blue and Black Beaver Cloths from 81 rs
to $3.50 per yard, ~.
rs pieces of Cassnes from 81 IA cs to rs cts pr yd
60 pieces Kentucky Jeans, first rnte, at rs cents,
10 pieces Sleeps Gray Satnet 81 l.2 cts per yard,
90 pieces vesngs comprising general assortment very
30 pieces White and Red Flannels all Wool 25 cts p yd.
20 pieces Red and Yellow do part Wool, at ID cts,
Z pieces Bohemian Plaid 81 l-2 cts. per yard,
10 pieces rich Cashemeres 81 l-2 cts per yard,
% pieces Colored and Black Musln.de lane 10 csp yd
20 pieces small figured Observation-Disclosures at l5cs per yd
ITO pieces rich Chintz Calico at IL l2 cts worth ~ cent
10 pieces Calico al cts worth 70 I.2 cts per yard,
$50 pieces fas Colors Calico at IA cts. per yard,
8 Bales yard wide Brown Cottons at cts per yard,
Bales yard and liz wide at IL l2 cts. per yard,
+ Bales "a wide at and cents per yard
Gases OF Beached Cottons from to 20 cents per yard,
ALSO,
ITO dozen Country Knit Socks,
80 dozen Children's Wooden Wear,
100 dozen Childrens mixed and lead cOored Hose,
100 dozen Kid, Buckskin and Wooden Gloves, ".
Rich Brpcha Shawls,
Plaid Wooden Scarls, Blankets 3' sFaaN '-..
Canton Flannes Table and Toweling Diapers
Cotton Yarns, all Numbers, Weddings and Battings,
And many other CHEAP GOODS to be had ut
WIN, EGAN a. SONS
South side Penn. Ave doors East Of Market House
oct S-6td' Nsa4
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Marble Nantes, Monuments, TOmbs, SC.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has for sale Plain and Gothic, Egyp-
tiun Italian yen, and Black MANTLES which will be
sold low Tor CASH . fUa}. i9
Marble Counter and Table Tops to order
Also, on hand large MARBLE MONUMENT of beauti-
full design and finish, will be sold low sa
Window Heads and Stills, Steps and Marble Work in
General executed in the best manner and reasonable
terms. a.. us#
Persons are respectfully invited TO give me a call
ALEX'R. RUTHERFORD
Marble Yard the Of lih street. Penn Ave
South side. oct B-eodlm'
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COAL! COAL!!

lust arrived and now landing, and will be constantly
ceiyng during the season. first quality Anthracite Coal
egg size which will be sold low for cash. delivered from the
vessel.
Apply the undersigned at his Lumber Yard on 7th ST.
near Canal where be had all kinds Of Building Ma
terals cheap cash short credit 10 puncta customers
octS-oct2l' r. NJ PEARSON. 5
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

Concert Hail. Pennsylvania Avenue, orer 7odds Hat Store
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER rHE oRKAr sRAL OF
THE UNITED STATES.
AWARDED THE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS, fouT
IA first premiums, and Two highest honors, at the Ma
tiona the Massachsetta the New York. and the Pennsy
vana exhibitions for the splendid eolored Daguereo
types and best apparatus.
n3- Portraits taken in any weather, in the most exqn
site style lln
Apparaus and Stock Wholesale and retail
Instructions given In the art
oct S-dtO2Ss
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LANES! IAMPSTI

lust received large assortment Of Lamps consisting of
Lard Sperm Soar and Pine Oil for stores and parors
and hotels. FAIRBANKS Burning Fluid Tampa con.
slant supply Of Ffesh Pine o. Pure Sperm Lard and So
lar Oils, Wicks Glasses for all kinds OF Lamps Pine on
Lamps cleaned and repaired by
o. WHITTLESEY,
octS-lmnOv6 O street, Todd,s Buildinrs
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.

JOHN w. BADEN, (SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SAW
Pennsytpania ApeIue, near 9th sfreet
HAS Just received complete assortment Of SINGLE
Ill AND DOUBLE, FINE AND Low PRICE,
Guns, and Cunning Apparatus,
Consisting Of Flask, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Patent Wads
Walkers and other Caps, Single Donble and Six Barre
Revolving Pistols, Day Patent Gn. Canes, Dxons& Som
Improved Powder Flask Extra Gun Locks, Tubes, am
Gun Material Of every description, always on hand
oct 6--lwjw
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JOHN CONNOLLY,

JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer and
Undertaken.
~.. THE subscriber begs leave to return
e1t3Nsx&fMd his thanks 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 general Of Cabinet Furniture which
he will sell very cheap for cash. approved paper He ID
constantly manufacturing all kinds OF Furniture of the Ia
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing rs;,,a 81. Bureaus EaSas
Rocking and parlor Chairs
r- !" Card, centre, and dining Tables
I" Wardrobes
..r. Bedsteads 4
And In fact every thing usually found in acablnet ware.
room. 80 -s.r... X. lnt
UNDERTAKING.
lie is also prepared to attend funerals the shortest
tce and on the most liberal TERMS and he Is confident that
from his long experience In attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY, q
oct 6mdApr6' 18th street, between and l.