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Varieties.


The mule room aud wooden factory of Messrs Bah
Geek, at Wes,erley Rhode Island consumed by Ars
on Friday morning Loss s26,00c. Insurance $40 900
number Of workmen ars still employ ed at Csuid
wells Landing, pumping out the Golfer dam which 10
supposed to enclose the vessel containing Captain Kdds
money jars.
AT Ogdensburg, Sunday last, the thermometer in
Dictated temperature Of eight degrees below zero.
Loaded teams were crossing the st. Lawrence, 10 Pres
colt, on the leo
man, named William Flint OF D.nvers, aged, deaf,
and crippled, killed on the Essex Railroad on
Thursday, by the He probably did not hear them
coming, and, with his horse and wsggon, proci
plated over dam.
J. Palo, and Charles Didion have been arrested in
New Orleans, charged with hiring asssssinats
another named Boion Ten dollars the amount Of
the blood money.
The Louisville Journal of tho 18th, says the Eastern
mail arrives three times week. and that the 81. Louis
mail has failed sixteen days in succession.
The second annual meeting Of the New Jersey Histo
rical Society was held in Trenton Thursday last
Chief Justice Hornblownr the President in the chair
supported by Hon. Jsmes Parker and Gov. Vroom, tive
OF the Vice Presidents.
In Rochester, printers celebrated Eranklns birthday
and had roasted Swans" for supper.
In Southwick, Mrs Humphrey Rising, a young woman
just married. while on visit to her fathers house,
accidentally shot by her brother lad Of years and
her arm shvered to spliners that amputated Ut
tho shoulder.
The Common Council of Boston have offered reward
Of 81, 900 for the detection OF incendiaries
The population of that portion of Frankfort lying on
tanned to he $500
Joseph Norvsl printer, and past grandmother Of the
grand lodge OF Masons OF Tennessee died quite
suddenly at Nashville.
The people Of Rockport, Mass, are about to start
factory Tor the manufacture Of duck at that place.
Lyceums are spriDgng up in many towns Of Long L.
land There is one lately erected at Newtown; ut WI
hamsburgh; at Huntington, and at Manhssset
II is in contemplation to bring down the Enfield Canal
to tho city Of Hartford thus bringing immense water
power into that city proposed that the canal shall
e0t in dent aft
sufficient to carry more than 500 900 spindlss.
The Choctaw Councils and Courts begin with prayer
to tho Most High. ." shall give thee the heather for
thne inheritance"
Vans have been cultivated in Jefferson county, Ky
with success They arc considered an excellent subs
tute for the potato.
The effects Of tho late Chief Justice Francoi, Xavier
Martin, of New Orleans according to tho inventory Alsd
in Court are appraised In the Of $500 H. Thu
estate consists OF real estate notes Of hand slaves
II 10 said he had ether property out Of the State.
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CUNARD STEAMERS AT JERSEY CITY. Many read
ers will be gratifed to learn, as we do from the
proper authority, that the Hon. Samuel Cunard and
others contractors with the Lords Commissioners OF the
British Admiralty for the conveyance oil tho mails be-
tween Liverpool and New York, have al length made
to make Jersey city the terminus of line
Of steam packets Tho associates OF the ferry company
have contracted to erect whsrves and to build
houses for that purpose and these packets will
qucntly land and receive their cargoes at that place
Notwithstanding the great outlay OF money for docks Sc
say from 500 70 $40 oo0it is thought that will be
good investment for the company and wo may reasons
bly, anticipate from the Arrangement decided advantage
fol- our fourishng neigbbor-Jersey city.
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SUPREME CoUsr OF THE UNITED STATES, Jan.
FL, lS47.-No, 100. Fletcher plaintiff in error,
State Of Rhode Island The argument OF this cause
was continued by Messrs Hazard and Greene for the de-
feGdant in and concluded by Mir Whpple for the
plaintiff in error. Adjourned until tomorrow.
JAN. as. Hastings, ESQ, Of Iowa, A p Butler
ESQ., OF South Carolina and Abner Lewis, Eco Of New
York. admitted attorneys and counseliou OF this
court. No 9-New Jersey Steam Navigation Com
pony, appellont vs. Merchants Bank Of Boston Tho or
gument Of this cause was commenced by Mr. Ames for
the appellant Adjourned until Monday.
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HINT TO PosTNAsrERs "A postmaster in the in
terror OF Pennsylvania recently ad judgment,
given against him for the price OF subscription OF
al years to distant newspaper. the plan that he had
not given sufficient legal notice to the publisher TO stop
It, and had continued to receive the numbers for several
years and sell them Tor the postage The magistrate de-.
papers with stop this" written IT, without postmsrk
other indication Of locality not sufficient legal
notice but written notice. with NAME place date and
reason. must be sent to the publisher and franked
that 1t may be taken out by him.
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NOTICE

HOTEL KEEPERS hou,ekeepers and Others are hsyebv
informed that all metsilic srucles suitable for replsna
coffee urDs, sets, cand stir Il
Spoons forks Ne from which the plating worn on Wholly
pst be and many ma de 10 sppesr
by the ,ubscrben, az their e,tsbii,hment No 81 Keade
cups spoons sc the and nost permsnsot nanner
All kinds plating and gliding and REPEATING and
are done BY the subscribers style and superior
any thing heretofore done in this city
specimens Of their work be their No
Rcade street SPALDiN0 4 WATT
iyg ire
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fire broke out in skeneates on "wednesday, do.
stroying the Pb@nix block, occupied o. a dry goods
store by VIM q. slado Il Co, by John Day tsilor and
DR. Lord DENTIST also the fixtures the ante Of
belonging to the lodge Insured in the rrotsetiop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24
J. MCMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1S47.
IL - & &

IN THE UNITED STATES
yHE SUBSCRIBER fully leave 10 tender his
sincere thanks to his friends aud the pablo
FOR their liberal he has received for
twenty years. and socs continuation of their conf ence
The depatch by which his have been ought
have been paid at the different banks he haers hnse
sufficient to the public for the faithful Perform
snce Of future contracts entered into with him.
The following the days OF sailing of the regular line Of
packets and from Liverpool 9th th 10th 2st
and 10th Of each month throughout the year.
In addition the above regular line number Of splendid
ships. such the Adirondack Mannion R.ppahsnnock
betty, Sea, Greenock, Broom and Ocean Queen, will
nue to sail from Liverpool weekly in regular
thereby preventing the least possibility Of delay detention
In Liverpool
The regular line Of London Packets sail from New York
the ls sth 18th and oath aud from London the 9th
13h 2lst, and 2Sth OF each month throughout the
Persons dssirous OF sending for their friends residing in
the Old Country have them brought any Of
above splendid vessels on moderate terms.
And for the Accommodation Of persons wishing to
monsy e anel Iames Or E9nos Law sangod he pay
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TO SILK MANUFACTURERSAN AND OTHERS.
N and with
four co,ne and equay distant twentyfye mies) from the
stss Hartford and Norwich known as the D'''s Blk
The property consist. ofrwq feons. 100 fee. BY as
stories EACH Of feet pitch and wheel house beneath
stores. one Of which is now doing profitable
-Four aod barns and other build and about Of
land we'll poportoned consisting of good pasurage
uee essful opeaton and r.plee with
ns superior dye house with steam apparatus, and
at The option Of the purchaser. 'O'
Tss 5 in he the
building. have beou erected within 10 years. he
There !. gssS probability Of the contemplated New York
or IFS imIediate nsshborhood, which would greatly
sqssT and fall ''rs %Hss my s e ssd b
DIR. POWELL, OUULlST AND AUKlST,
d'3c. and once, Isl Brosiyay CONS, Warren street '''
Passage o'''' and
s ca T9 great attention and
Deafness and all discharges from tho Ear, permanently
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
spcctacles adapted to every defect. j2c im'rc
IT'S WORKS WILL PRAISE IT.
IL is now universally admitted that
IODINE EMINENT
B NO UUMBU0 Dozen after dozen used daily and
does all that it is Represented to do ha. cured and
will the worst possible tsses Of RHEUMATISM,
spra, bruises swelIed add painful joh spinal affections
sturtijns Of tho skin, &c. $50
Depot $50 Pearl st, two doors below John
See certificates in lrue Sun ji3 lmsrc
ID FILES AND CUTLAsSES-270 rifles Of late u. g. pat
h em with sppeudagss SO ship cussses with scab-
bads The above first article for service in MeIco
;gsa% Or s WIZ RYbER i ssRS6rHERs al
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
From the Evening Post
- MOS CREAM" SPECIMENS OF RINGS UN-
~ APPR0ACHABLE VERBENA CREAM, for Shaving
This article universally praised by hore who made trial
tast year took the FIST premium Of the Institute FAR
rdeed fully eded, by those who know that II is
possible manufacture article equal it. IL is self
nr to the skin fragrant to the destroyer of eckie
ant pmpes, and sold cheaper than the old Soaps. All
herefsre, who would consult economy and comfort IN
shaving should possess themselves oft"
Beware Of limitations, and observe tho written signature
under the directions for Of G. H. Ring" Prepared and
Tor sale, Wholesale and retail and for expoItation by
dIi liner 1872 Broadway corner ~ john street
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- -. WIGS, WIGS.
BACHELORS New invented Wigs and scalpsss deed.
say the greatest improvement yet introduced the art
o, WIZ Making They are perfectly comfortable a. to
mske the yesrer unconscious that he has Wig and
"a, Yade only By VIM Bachelor, No. Wall street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24

SroLAND-Messrs Spoonsri Atwood Co, Bankers, Lon
eon Messrs Jas Beckett Son. and Mr. Richard Murphy,
Liverpool.
scorLAnpThe City of Glasgow Bank and al, its branches
and Agencies.
" Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Pha
depha Boston and Baltimore by the Res uar Packet Ships
on application being made personally by letter paid
addressed to JOSEPH NcMURRAY,
Corner of Pine aud South streets, New York,
Or, JANIS BrcxEr d soS, and No. Waterloo Road,
Mr.. RIcHARp MURPHY, Liverpool d23r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-24
VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALEN-
TINESt

HE most extensive assortment Of Valentines just ready,
together with new valentine writers, envelopes, and
every thing connected with the festival Dealers the
city, BY remttng can have small sssortmcns made
81 to $50 and upwards Prices suit all ranging from
TO s. each Al unusually liberal disc those who sell
again.
We will Valentines to give satisfaction and
orders Will be promptly and faithfully putup
Splendid show bills will be sent with all orders
Remen ber the 18th Of February
jsi5 im*r TURNER & FISHER, u Chatham st.
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE This

GENTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS.
GENTLEMkN,i iced not be source Of troube TO Won
~ any longer, 10 know where You 20 end get your
reck D'ess Over and rsns either cleaned
altered and repaired well as turned and refxed with
Cuhs Collars Lnngs Buttons and straps Tor little
corner ssnmgton street ne place where you
disappointment flease give cali send me note
and yor Ill be waited any time Pants and Vest made
Tor Cost Sstos warranted to TT Obs.rys the nupn
Der 10 % Murray street A. CORIISS
ID k~>c
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WOODHULL & MINTURN,
~ South street. New York, or
REID n MlTRRAY (jlasVoyv

~ &M, ~ Ml
THE ONLY REGULAR LINE OF GLASGOW
PACKETS.
w J. T. TAPSCOrT beg TO inform their frierds and
w the public, thlt they for the Regular Line
Of Glasgow Packets, sailing from Glasgow the 18th and
from New ok the LIST of month. The following
first class SLIPS onprse the Line -:
The BkOOkSBY, SARACEN
ADAM CARR ANN HARLEY.
Persons ws to send for their friends any part of
Scotland have them brought IN the above named
Packets reasonable They sail from Glasgow
tuay the 18th of monh and by
perenced captsns accustomed the trade
noted Tor their kindness For farther psrtcu
ars, apply to w. * J. T. TAPSCOTT,
dor &c South sire ct, I'd door below Burling sim
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND. &c


dor &c South street I'd door below Burng slp.
KEMlTTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c.
Mk; g. aSAss IRE
4s Broadway, aud money sums large or
70 part in sss: %
he last thirty years and more also To any part England or
Money RENTED by letter postpaid to the subscriber
s
.. sent. a post VIII be EN-, transmit.
a~" 'h' 20 ''' sTs'
~ sd 2EAss 81 E kNSSt wHPEy NEF Fsss1:
Sa&f18& onward; to ihsir IIiend. in any par, Of
Of whom dram. BE obtained PAYABLE sight
a "a" q s %Js * S sS MA.
sailing W" S.'ie p ga 5s'aa''
.l&N FOR GLAsGoW--Lino Of PaeLsm-KtTuIar
iP sns Hs.
Eins, WIN sail as above, her regular day.
s.;
III: :: Il: :e eli
.fR FOR LIvERPooL-New Line-Regalar Pack
SI G stn
6aIthea will sail above regular day For freight
street, or to EDWARD COLLINS.
49,. 36 South street.
The packet ship GARRlCK, Capt. b. !. H. Trask, will
succeed the Sheridan, and sail February s6th her regular
6S& FOR LlvERPoOL-To sail with despatch
captain '{i sai;hen
recommendation for cabin cabin and ,teeraxe
apply o" '1''S 5sEFS NiJe hYf'
Corner of Pine and South SITS
s-Per;on, wishing to send for friends from old
country have them brought by this ship
terms. by Applying IS above. j3rc
1000 PERSONS IN PHIL AD ELrHIA, and 5000 in
G sYf sd AND
r.c. WOOD, NAPhTHA, avn
for Consumption Cough noids Asthma Bronchitis, Spit
'' RE q s'0 Sks Al r.
AsroNISHING CURE CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
Mr.: Thompsen-Desr sir:-For MOI than tour year.
past had been dreadiuy afflicted with affection OF the
thro.t which my physicsn Pronounced Chronic Bron-
ehti, s,ussd by repeated and negleeted cod, The
with violent pasmodc coughing thar blood would
rom also great ppre,sion pain End tightrcss the chest
ia tn eaSsies entire loss of
Ta OF every known remedy aud different periods had the
advice OF SIX phAsieias and all Of avail About
i Of . ID. Of
eltehe continued until had tab bottles which
beslh aud firmly believe shou BOT now be ,vpp had
tno' been Tor your invaluable i ST snspv
The undersigned bears witness the truth OF the fore
M HARRISON
Price so CENTS per bottle; IS per dozen
~ '"'''' 'e"eu' p''p xSG HEYt DICKSON,
Sold and i.s ep Sv 81 and spTfs ha
ulton ST. retail by H. Johnson 273 Eroadway Ring 1852
BIo.dwsy, N: Y. j,l9 im'r
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UNA n olAlro MAIL Linz.
sgaaogtsA sRs FOR ALBANY AND TROY, VIA
Ga Bridgeport and Hop.atSne Railroad 4. Dur;
has been 'ea,d with heavy II Rail- from Bridgeport to
the Western Railroad Through BY Daylight, daily (Sun
DAYS exceptedl at Oh O'Clock A. NJ.
The Steamboat MopNTAINEEB. CAPT. W. Frszse,
g., O'clock M No freight taken in the Passenger Line
Passenger take the Cars and without change Of
Cafs Baggage Crates, Albany aud Troy 5
o'clock r. M New Cars aud Locomotive engines haye sen
procured and the Road il equal the best
New England Road.
TIA Freight Line by Steamers Nmrod, and Michigan,
daily-Fre,ght Tariff last yearFor further par.
tcuhs inquire the Office Market street Pier, and
At Livingston and Wells Express, 10 Wall Street
dis i'm re a. M, PERRY. Aren't.
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS
CORBYN's COUGH L0ZENGEs-rrcpsred BY Corbyr
y CO., 200 Holbon, London. The best article in en-.
enee for the cnre Of coughs colds hoasness irritation
ststss AZ imSy,
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MANGANESE.
0NE hundred barrels superfne black OXIDE Msagsnss
nom the mines Virginia. received and for sale by
- fERsSE BROOKS,
j9rh IS q 81 Nassau street
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Sax FOR GLASGOW-Linc of Packem-Keg ar
MI3 Packet OF the lat Of Fetuary-The fine new fast
sailing packet ship sAKACEN, Capt N. T. Haw
kins, Will sail as above, her regular day.
For freight or passage having excellent
apply on board, foot Of Dover street. East River
WOODRUFF u MINTURN,
81 South street.
The regular packet ship Brooksby, Capt Hugh MeEwsn
Will succeed the Sarseen and sail her regular day. March
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-03-20
From the Mothers journal.
Premature Burial.

Not less than five or six authenticated coses
have been repur;s,! in ncwspopers. within
lhe las, ycnrin which il Inns heen discovered
from subsequent nnpeornnces, that n nersnn
Inns been buried before dcoih occureL mr. one
laid aside (1r dead has hcen restornI A. tho
treatment ofIha Lviup and the Jend o,Linori-
Iv takes nlnce in rie Emily c;rclc and j., Il,
E ~ dsyn,o ,,,,nn ,m,, ,,:,,sl,, Io,.r...,
by those who have The muunremrrr Of t;,nG-
les md on@ht n no rcnergIIv irmn,r," '''i''
Hence its oHnronr;,tenrss in ,Goso ,,n,rn, In
some n'r,s p[ Ills rn,,nr, ,he dcd as
inL with indncoro,,s hns,c VIZ no I,o,,"s
s;,v ,r;snn t.o,, ti,, s,o,o or,ra ran,I 90.
nccnliar circ,,,,1s,"rcns IN ,ho onso nII;cos
nprsons IN hnrrv the ren,.ins IF ,hoir docHo,,s
ed tr;nnds ;ntn ihn ,,rnye ono ,yo,,lJ ;nd,ro
t6,t hnmnn tselin,,5 would dictate all ,; 1I
emile drlnv. And in addition to ,bn .nnwiI-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-03-20
Vol. 10. No. IS. Whole No. SOB.

| gelher aud excite suspicion"
! Vanderver plunged into the thicket and
! followed his conirade. lie soon overlook him.
lie had seated himself with his unconscious
burden 10 rest. Taking her in his arms he
slrnck into small path and hurried towards
/ me river at rapid rate, where another per-
son was awaiting them in II canoe 1t was
an Indian whom Lacy had engaged on nc
| cqppl OF ms deNterlty III the management Of
that kind Of vessel. They stepped in with
their charge, the Indian seized the paddle,
aud in another moment the light burk was
springing forward through the water, MS
though endowed with life and volition
When lola Lafliels recovered her llnc-
sciousness, she found herself supported in the
arms of Nandcrver, who was having her face
with water, and gazing with Il sort ofwonder
upon her beauty. Never before had he been
permitted 10 touch even the hand of one so
lovely, much less to hold her person Ms he
now held loIn in his arms. 1t is not singular
then that his rough heart beat inster and he
contemplated her with II sort ofraptnre. She
endeavorcd to discngage herself while her
cheek crimsomed with Indignation.
"Who ARE you sir; 10y whose orders do you
acl;' she cried, partly freeing herself from
her capior. GLOW dare you treat me thus"
"Nay. do not he angry, young women, YOU
~ ''' ~ N''lE''' A'R'lll ltldlIlIlR ms llOlU
Of lola.) BE quiet. ii'you struggle thus, You
will upset the canoe, and besides it is of no
use. You cannot escape"
Finding that threats and entrcalies were u
like useless, Miss Lafllets submitted with MS
good grace MS possible 10 tho will of her
captors. Being suffered to seat herselfin the
hoUom ofthc fiail bark, she relapsed into 81
fence. The night was far advanced when
the voyagcurs relaxed their efforts at The pad
die and shot into small creek projected on
each side 10y the dense aud almost iplpcnetru-
bic wood. The canoe was drawn from the
water, aud concealed in the thick underwood
near which fire WAS kudlcd. and Il rude
couch spread for lola. She was screened
from the night dews by an awning compos-
ed off, piece of canvas brought for the pur-
pose. Food was offered, but she refused,
and throwing herself upon the not inviting
couch prepared for hcr, abaudoul Il hcrSelfto
her own bitter thoughts. Torn trun her
friends, and in the power otthose semi bar
hurianS, they could no. have been pleasant.
She resolved to bear the cruel reyerscS of for
tune with Us much frmucss rs possible. and
cmhrac @ tIo first opportunity that should Of /.
fer for escape.
To he CoucluIpJ
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To he concluded. I

CHARACTER OF \ TRUE FRIEND. Con-
corning the mGn You call your frirnd-rpIl
me, VIII he weep with you in the hour Of dis.
lress: VIII he faithfully rcprove YOU TO your
face for actions for which others are rjdicu-
ling or ccuSuring you behind your back NVIl
he dare 10 stand forth in your defence wien
dcrarIion is secretly aiming it's deadly wcap-
ons 1T your reputation: win lie ncluoWl-
edge you with the same COZ duality, and be-
have to you with the same friendly attention
III the company OF your superiorS in raular
fortune, Us when the claims ufpritlc or ydl.i.
~ do not interfere with Iaosc Of friendship:
lfmisloruuc and losses should obline Won TO
retire into walk in life in W hich Won cannot
appcarWith the same distinction, or enter
tain your friends w;th the same lihcralitv as
torherIy, will he stll think himself haupv in
your society, ana, instead Of gradually with
drawing himself troma an Improbable con-
hccion, lake pleasure in protesting himself
your tirend, and chccriulIy assist You To sup
port the burden ofyour affections? When
Sickness shall cali you to retire from the CAV
and busy scenes otthe world, will lie follow
you into your gloomy abode, listen with at
icnlion to YOUR "jale OF symptoms" and min
lister the balm demonstration to your f.inring
spirit? And lastly, when death shall burst
aSundCr every earthly tie, will he shed Il tear
upon the grave. aud lodge the dear rempm-
hrancc ofyour mutual friendship in his heart
rs Il treasure never to he resigned? The
man who will not do all this may he YOUR
u-your fattercr-vour scducer:
but depend upon !, he is not your triend.-|
ERfeiE
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TERMS OF THE CALEDONIAN-$I,5 80
if paid within the year, $500 if delayed be-
yond that time, No paper discontinued till
all arreOragcs are paid except at the option of
the publisher,
Advertisements inserted at the usualprices.
Transient advertisements to be pud in advance,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-03-20
CHAPTER Ii.

Imagine man about six feet in heightwth
features hardened by the inclemency Of
many winters, passed in the wids of the
Rocky-Mountains, and in whom are conferred
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-27
Bv II. ". DYER, .9uctioneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On Mon.
day the 18th instant at hali-past 10 O'Clock, a. M,
shall SELL the of 18th and streets, the household
furniture of lady declining housekeeping, amongst which
Cane-seat and other chairs, rocking chairs
Mahogany dining and side tables workstand
Crockery and glass ware window curtains
Carpets, bedseads, good feather beds
Mattresses, bureaus, wardrobes
Washstands, &c
With many other articles and assortment OF kitchen
requisites.
Terms of sale All of and under S25, cash; over
bearing interest Il. w. DYER,
Nov 22-eodAds Auctionecr
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COPp's PAVILION.

COATED on Louisiana avenue, the corner of 9th
IL street, and few steps north of Coeman's hotel
On the first floor is first class restaurant with several
spacious private parors for parties always ready the
shortest notice.
On the floor there is suite of spacious and very
neat bathing rooms where baths of different kinds may
all times be had the low charge OF % each hot
cold Good servants constantly in attendance without
charge Both the and the bathing establish
ment are de emed inferior to in the country.
On the second floor is bowling saloon both commodous
and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar saloon in
either OF the cities OF the Union.
In the of this saloon welappontcd pistol gai-
lery.
The Pavlions charges in each department will be mod
crate and the whole establishment will be open every day
and evening of the week. except Sunday which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until IL
o'clock.
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
Nov. A-dIm MOSES COPP.