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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

W An error OF the magnetic telegraph threw
the wings of Albany, N. Y. into quite furry on
Saturday week. The telegraph announced that
zen. Taylor had accepted nomination from a
locofoco meeting held ia South Carolina, and had,
moreover. consented to repediate Mr.. Fillmore
and run on ticket with Gen Butler So under
standing the matter the wings instantly called a
meeting and denounced Gen. Taylor as wanting
in good faith. 1t turned out, however, that Gen
Taylor had done no such thing, but had accepted
the nomination in very general terms, and with
the explicit reservation that he gave no pledges
and assented to no conditions. When this came
TO be known the excitement among the wings sub
sided.
And, further, in place Of the lamentations and
disorder which our enemies expected to hear from
Albany, we are happy to lay before our readers the
following article from the Albany Evening Jour-
nal:
mere VIII be no more grumbling among the
wings OF Aibany-no more hesitations or doubts
The question has been distinctly presented. Will
you support Taylor or CAss! Out of meeting
of fourteen hundred Wkigs, not less than thirteen
hundred and ninety pledged their votes for TAYLOR
and FILLMORE.
Nothing which may appear hereafter-unless
it be declaration from the General himself that
ne is not a Whig-wil disturb the fixed purpose
OF the Wings of Albany. They have resolved, as
either TAYLOR or CAss must be elected, that Tay-
lor Is infinitely preferable TO Cass; and they will
support him. His majority in this county. over
has highest opponent acal be greater than eper De-
fore receired by any Wing"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

II We understand that Cor. Johnston will be
at Easton on Friday of this week, and will ad-
dress the citizens Of that place in the evening
upon the prominent topics which divide the great
political parties in the present canvass. Gov.
Johnson is an able and eloquent orator,-speaks
with great fuencv, force and power, and will no,
fail to make favorable impression
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07
FOEIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the, Niagara.

agr g344 f1s as7 New York, Aug 81.
The fast sailing steamer Niagara, Capt. Ryrie
arrived at her wharf this evening, about seven
O'Clock. She sailed from Liverpool on the 18th
inst, and thus accomplished the trip from port o
port in twelve days. Her News is seven days la.
ter than that received by the Britannia.
The news in regard to all sorts of American
produce is highly favorable. Wheat has advanced
in consequence of the unpropitious harvests and
the. potato rot, asall !. aga
The chartists are again assuming hostile atti-
tude, and various demonstrations have been made
in various parts of the kingdom.
IRELAND.-Messrs. Meagher, O'Donoghue, and
Leyne have been arrested, and the Constabulary
and military are in hot pursuit after O'Gorman,
and the other confederates, who are still at large
number of arrests continue to be made in all
parts of the country, and active proceedings are
on foot to bring Mr.. O'Brien to trial.
Tranquility continues to prevails although the
people are far from being we'll disposed towards
the constituted authorities, they are fearful of the
present resistance to the law
The Brissh government has made several ar
rests of Irishmen and Chartsts in England, for
using seditious language.
The continued prevalence of wet weather and
the GOODNESS of the atmosphere had caused much
alarm in Ireland for the good prospects OF the sea-
son of 1859.
The potatoe disease has made its appearance in
England, Ireland and Scotland.
Five persons have been seized in Armagh; they
had crossed over from Scotland on Monday in
steamer, and took the Ulster Railway for Armagh
The circumstances of the times, and something
foreign in their air and appearance, caused them
to be followed and seized the next morning in Hu-
ghes' Hotel at Armagh. They consisted of three
Americans and two Frenchmen, and one journal
says that they had fl7,oOO upon them, while an
other says the sum found was fI75O.
The Liverpool papers are filled with the partic-
ulars of the arrest of the American sympathisers.
FRANcE.-The domestic events are at present
quite secondary interest to the permanent cues
Iions OF Italy and Germany. 35d ass o'5iua
9 The state of seige still continues ia Paris. A.
bout 100 more have been found guilty of having
taken part in the insnrrection, and 2o0o have been
set at liberty.
Inc greatest anxiety continues to prevail res
oectlng the disclosures which the printed evidence
'f the late instructions is expected 10 unfold
The delivery of,the papers to the members is ex.
'ected hourly. No portion has been suppressed.
ana the debate 1.-The question will take place ON
Monday nexta twill probably lead to great ex-
citement, but the arrangements of Gen. Cavaipnac
will prevent violence and bloodshed. f
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
THOMAS VI. T. MKENNAN, of Washington,
JOHN p. SANDERsoN, of Lebanon.
DISTRICT ELECTORS
Joseph G. Glarkson, l3 Henry Johnson.
2 John p. We,herill, la William Colder, Sr
. 3 James NJ. Davis, Is (noi filled)
4 Thos. w. Dufield, l6 Charles w. Fisher,
Daniel o. Hinter, II Andrew O. Curtin,
6 Joshua DUNCAN. 8 Thos R. Davidson,
John ID. Steele, 9 Joseph Markle,
John Landis, 20 Daniel Agnew,
Joseph X Smucker, 2l Andrew w Loomis,
10 Charles Snyder % Richard Irwin,
| l William G. Hurley, ,23 Thomas H. Sill,
10 Francis Tyler, "a Saml. A. Purviance
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

6r Erasmus. writing 10 the Pope. who 10 a
private leler TO HIM reproached him with eating
meat in Lenl, replied. 81 have Ca,hei.. soul.
bai my stomach is altogether Lu.hssaa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07
Look Here!

| We would call the attention OF the people ot
Monroe and adjoining counties, to J. FL. Meliep,
well selected assortment of watches, clocks, lev.
elry, music boxes, accordeons, silver, german sl
yer, plated and brittana spoons, thimbles. specia
cles. pen knives, razOrs, scissors, violins flutes
toys, and host of other pretty things which We
could not name in day. He has the pretties,
fered to the citizens of this County, and so cheap
that they come within the reach of all Ladies
as well Gentlemen, don't be behind the fashions
when you can get these things at so trihing an Ell
pense. But few people visit Stroudsburg without
giving him call, and they are always sure to find
something they are in want Of. lie makes no
charge for showing his goods. Ifyou see nothing
youare in want of you are not compelled to buy all
he asks is call to satisfy the people that he sells
as cheap if not cheaper than can be had elsewhere
s III Thaddeus Stevens, Esq. has been nom.
mated by the Wings of Lancaster as their can.
ddale for Congress. and will of course be elec.
led Give US Congress of as bold aud inds.
penden, advocates of freedom and an Execu.
i've who will letihe people rule, and the qaes.
lion of slavety. extension will soon be settled
Plainfeld Bank The Receivers Of this bro.
ken concern give notice thar they are really 10
, ay the certificates .bey bsse issued. in full, at
her office, 259 Broad street, Newark, N. ].
"a, %, ZEN The hoUrs of 10 and 3 O'Clock Cerll6.
,a,es must be endorsed by The persons to whom
hey wet e given, and surrendered TO the Re.
:eIyeTS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

= Faa Observation-Disclosures in lhe following
States take place in the succeeding months :;
vermont. Sep'ember 5; Maine. September IL;
Arkansas, Georgia and Florida, October Q !;
Maryland. October 4 :; South Carolina. October
y; Penniylvania and Ohio. Oo,ober 10 !; Michi-
gan, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, No
aembef = New. York and New Jersey, No.
sambrf =; Massachusetts, November ID; Del
a"ase, Nosembel IA, ai stis
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

L. BARNES, at Milford;Is duly author
lied to act Agent for this paper;to receive SUBJ
scriptiols, advertisements, orders for job-work
and pavments for the same.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

w Smith, Chas Gilpin, Henry Woods, Thos S
Cunningham, DR. r H Jones, Francis Parke, Jo-
seph Lippencott. Maj John Watson. Edw A Show
bridge, Duncan Olphant, B F Lucas, David
Morgan John C Neville, John Mckee, Joseph B
Jones, Benz Campbell VIM. L. Love, VIM M
Watts, VIM McClelland, VIM Jackson, David
Leech, Charles B Bowman, Benz. Hartslaorne.
VIM ] Mulford, said committee who after retiring
reported the following names as officers for the
permanent organization of the Convention = :"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07

The following is an extract, of letter to one of
the editors ofthe New York Journal of Commerce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
'EUE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS
L OF TIE OLD MASTERS, comprising original
RICrI RES

L OF The ULU MAS Fhs, tOWpTIfIuB VIIsIudt
PICrI RES
by Titan Rubens Raphael MuIilo Velasquer. Van Dyek
Quito Romano, Psmissno HJlbein, J.n Steen: Carlo
Doci Cuyp Wilson and many others Of the Old Masters
10 open At thu Lyceum Gallery. Sos Broadway. from
A. NJ to s P. NJ. Admusncs - cents. uH lmis'
OAKNUM's AMERICAN MusEUM.-P
ID BAkNIJM Prooretor-r hIrChCOCk, Manager -
saturday April l5-splendd performances in the after
noon At 81 O'CLOCK the evening at quarter to -
Benefit II Mr.. DE- LA PIERRE the talented perfnrmef
IN IN. Fluetna Accordion Msssrs C. DODWORrF =
aud H. MAJOR o. Dod~orihs Band. volunteer Tor the
occasion Crest Western will sppsn at e.eh perform
.oe- IN a srand Va kee Melangs snd also In ininita
bic Y-ohee story snd limitations OF Locomotive The
American Fire, King. Mis-. Bernard Miss Julia Noble h's
IuIien Mrs Peihy's splendid Wax Ststuary Madame
Roclwsl famous Fortune-teller Admission to the whole
Is csns children under 10 years Of sgs, and old enough
% walk alone l2t cents Reserved front ses one shil-
a. ct. sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
IMMENSE LITERARY,

- CIENTIFlC AND RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION al
- the Moral Center OF the Intellectual World 4o Mas
.su-st New York-50,ooo volums of the most curious
rare and reconcile works CLEANED from all the great 1T
srsry porums offered Tor sale AZ the above
xeat bazaar Of human knowledge. 10 richness extent
and ysrst, its stock uneduaed since the burning OF
the Aexandrian Library and is selling at prices IN
low for cash The extraordinary additions
a rare and curious works lately received are the wonder
and admiration Of all bioomsniscs. The conquered
elite. of New Spain have contributed their quota OF er
AIRY treasure the existence Of which WAS unexpected 90
pr5found was its entombment This acquisition opens
new fell antiquarian investigation, anc ave. promise
that the history Of the wonderful people VINO punt tne
recently discovered cities Of Yucatsn will be fully deve
oped and the vexed question Of tbs ten lost tribes ~
ength determined, Chathsmst may well rejoice, Tor
these disclosures will reflect the highest honor on bene
Israel -.
The Moral Center Of the Intellectual Word b. also re-
ceiyed an immense supply Of French, ltsian, spanish
and German books from the Continent OF Europei whie
from London IL has received 1900 fresh volumes snoue
70 dszze the eyes Of even behoder. None therefore IL
dues Of need fear pPointmont for there nc
subject on which the best works may not be found IL Is
II possible distinguished BY its eheApness than any
thing else though its riches variety md sIIen. are uj
wonderful JohN " LIZ
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller, at the Mora
Center Of the intellectual World, l4o Nasssust N T.
&c. A 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
noxysr1o NEGOTIATIONS.

NEW.ORLEANS-Ship Maid Of OrHGns- ioy oois potk
,eo 40 l.Td Perry 4 Co.'s hhos sugar Lsverich
se bis pors Chonte.u Merle sanford-l475 kegs lard
Ru,h Co-sO hhss suss 40 cks bacon 81 hh6s tobacco
- tre. hams Hewitt Lees Co-5j7 pigs lead ii no
,.u A Co.'S cks fsxseed Main-lOl bids sugar w On
bgnveIl--lo2 tres hams VIM Fellows-l5s bols LARD
81 40 and 10 ties hams Chambers, Ksiser Co-lz Dbl
lad y do pork Van Vsst-3l hhos sides Brush 20
a, bbls ~ kess lard Robert Wiiisms-3O bbls talow
,ti,5 10 hhd, tobacco Hewitt Leeds Co388 bales cot
Ton aobfooh Nelson Il Co-I77 do Bsrstow, Pope 20
II hides A Brsse-l box mdse q Coolricse CoIso
~. .as.r ass bbls moIaaea Y Thurston Co6 bbls
sut.r DO nolsses Hugh Mouroe-l05 do ties haxseed
Hskelhsusen, Main Il Co-ss pkss furniture WIN Nelson
50 bales skins hhds sugar 70 order.
ST MARKS-Bark habelIa-454 bales cotton Center &
ce-le7 do Wsrriny l. So3s-7 do Holbroot, Nelson q
Co-72 do X l. Maitland Co.'S Allen, Mayhem 20
ST MARKS Bark O,eilla-3lS bales cotton hoioIook
Nelson 4 Co-3l9 Coo, Anderson COLL Centse &C.
70 D Perkins L Co.. Hopkins Aliens Blow msrct
-2svilt 4 W.dron-5 Atwater l. Mulford-25 Allen q
Msypen--Is VI wslins sop-i6 hides 10 bags Atwaie
L Mulford-s brs | Dbl Diuenbofer-l bale Dbl ae'oi
sssd-g bhds bhl TAYLOR Il Rieh-7l hides Coe Ander
sou Cot bbs Wariog 4 son-75 bbis ~ order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetioneer
rUaND.OME FUhNITUKE.-Largs Pier ana

HANDSOME FUhMTUhE.-Lhse .ie sHe
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell at public saetlon
o'clock. Monday, the lIth DAY Of pm lns ~
Executors Of Cstharins NJ Costsr deeessed the mana
,ouls mahogany and inlsid rosewood furntufei
a,,winr room sgit OF inlsd rosewood chairs arm ens
sof.. M feet In length with pillows 70 each ano are
diyan IS IL In length, with large square
whole covered with rich pink figures satin de soe eho
s,5,d with medallion fronts Center tables, cabinet,
with white marble top 70 correspond, snd IssoNns
draashop table mshos,ny chair WIN sod ara.@sns.
fronts couch and taoourette 70 msten' sno sin s
With cushion backs; cabinet oooke.es so' ~ 81
and .ds table with white sroe tops cara aho SET "
dining tables fouIlsafsd hresersen e.use wl.s
with fancy painting; screen With wor'tsa ~oi.
"a hrds c,ner table, with various pieced marble yep
b...,on t.hls with white marble snd insid op foys
Wilton and 90 alton and noe Brussels nen ana
m..k ,vindou curtains with silk Innings, anc hne iaIi
embroidered curtains csnopy-top euf,Ans y. Sii n
m.ntsI x..,ss rs inches BY 81 inches elegant large
aid and bronze czndelebra, 1snn ea1n' sno
70 correspond broaEe sne CIV M M, .Isssa,
doub burner mAnte lamps Win oroaa cut esss
with drop. eleostsiic and ss'ra amps ofmoIa me-
clocl. and bronze do With warriors chine vases sho msn
ri rich cut ss and china tes SETS white and
silt ed se dinner and desert 's pstsd slee, nsnos
nv fne-tone piano, music canterbury sne SAL
.hsly.s hns statusry figures 90 pedestss, 'oltaiIe
ebsr, with rich brocatee seat and high bses DO win
Uorsed no- sId back and with maroon morocco
...t bach and cushion arms sofs chairs and dressing "a
b with t1bouretts feet fancy Italian cane seat ana arm
chairs wsrdrobes Of fine mahogany, DO with ssun wood
large panels aud front pillars secretaries large SneVa
r.ss French beds ads ps.sse mattresses oufssus ana
dres.ns bureaus With white and French grey marble tops
with oval and square swing glasses iDclosed single ara
double washstancs with marble tops, rocAlHs and ssae
seat chairs venesn sod three ply carpets rss oieohs
plated brOsd rods, orooEe a1d Mahogany nat
ball lanterns and cut ssss ball lamps rsfnserao' 'n'
kitchen utensils, We &c 49,, .l.,,S
Also cottage beoT room furniture, oedstsso wesn".s
fascy Italian cane seat chairs, bookstands WINES CAT
cs.loss. s may be obtained at the Office Of the .aeoo
esr three days previous 70 the sale from ~hee "a s
articles 20 Be cold srd inspeeeo 70. .o s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
WONDERFUL CURE.

TIER BLOOD WAS LIKE WATkR, could not sPesf,
bled at the lungs pain in the ehsst and so nj
the heart raising the thIoA Read the advertisement
and doubt II you can that Consumption is durable;
NEw-YosK, Dec. IA, lSi7
Dk TOWNSEND: Sir-Lsr New 1esrs day received
a, nte,ent Two bottles Of your Sarsspsrlls; for four
ye.r. previ Us 10 this very Ill., and nsd not strensh
10 be about house. applied 70 physicians and eoad
obt.in no relief ana tho time commenced taking your
s.,.p.a had almost despsired Of getting any better
The blood in my Ike water. b!sd very maen
a. the lungs hsd severe pains In my chest ana heart and
rreabed AZ times with sonsthins siot In my throst,
a. that IL was i'm possible TO speak discovered change
for the better my health on taking one bottle oil your
S,-..n,rill. sud 10 two able 20 Be up sooot
half AZ hour time snd perseversd IN taking your oar
,apAra Ia four weess able TO go shout the mouse
~ have been remarkably strong sod airoato
he recovery Of my health entirely TO your
N ri, statement Si be the Of directing Others
w.Inons 10 make IL Known. Yours. respectfully,
EMMA SUMNER 70 Vsadamst.
Principal Otiee i26 Faltons alb 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
BOOK TRADE.
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Music when .hsil zee he that love- "a
vorite Sg.s Ar Music by John Muller
THIS number contain. twenty sins articles b. the
best uritefs IN The country
Tsrm.-s5 per srnBn copies Tor IS; .ius. copies 8
cents " II GRAHAM. Tri bun, suidirs
Agents Booksellers snc Ne~.m.n szpple1 With eli the
ne- books snd cheap publications AZ Pub,hers prices
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urNICIPAL DEPARTMENT.
Bonrd Of Aldermen.

.,av met last evenipg, MoRRIs FssSKLis, ESQ.
TO- 10 the char.
Yr..sss ROOM ros Tny CovSrs-A oomuunies'ion Vas
tesl tom Mr. James Conner, Couoty Clerk relative
rsssiNe.,r received from the JUDGES Of the Common
e,.tirr hat they could only hold one .our IN con
their beins no loom 20 Utterly ana reqoe.'ln
Ses'.suoa herein on the part Of the Common C0unciL
sDs rronus said be wished the pubic 10 tpow that II
Ae t.st .. III. Committee on Bold ngs and Repairs.
Board that there we're not rooms tof the Court.
49, ,hsir s,ttins 10. Some si1 months since. the
had r. Dor, ed in favor Of erecting two In
csDnA Aim. House for this purpose, which 10
Of Assistants where II has remained ever since
as.on having been tab thereon. by that body. The
49,, Vas referred to The Committee Public Offices
ry~c1L SERVICES Report In favor Of paying numeT-
e, for medical services In various departments
Sss,.d.
,S Of Assistants In favor Of granting to Jas Pepni
g the right u erecting pier between Csghsrine and
v.,tst .fs Copeuued In.
sT.ss, TO se PLANTED A resolution was passed 10
is,t trees around Stuy vessBt-sqnare
Laws. FsEs-Ald Fs-ks moved resolution TO pay
r.hsn. ESQ the Of se0 for services rendered To
IA Parssr III defending his ssat against T. fiirserad
T.o Carried
'S,w Ex6ISs HoUsE-A resolution was onsred Ia FAVOR
A bald ns an engine house in fifteenth 81 oatioo
Tsg resolution offered 10 allow ON
.sas dnvsrs TO take M and down passengers oeio"
cs.nbsrsst on either side Of the street
Ld Kelly moved that the resolution DC su'eooeu ~ a
% resd from below 0rsndst -, =, -. a. .
id Dad thought IL better 10 leave well sone the
,,ssent regulations &c TO omnibuses Nc were ~orsos
s,ry and he DO csoso 70 ih'efie, r. 10 tno
A smith s.d that a dancer aud accidents inst occur
"A .ros, chiefly from permitting omuibuses bnd stages
drye frst or one side Of the street and then on the
stsr In consequence Of the annoyance and dsnssf h
from this q procedure he had been obgeo 70
Up driving private vehicle In the lower part OF town
ne rssolstioe ~ss lsio on the table =
TIE Board adjourned to Monday evening next at D
.rOck.
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n kFNP- Aestlleef = :, :,
cAIES ROOMS 251 Brosi Az. opposite CRY HAL

=
SALES ROOMS 252 Brosd~ay opposite oiis n
- -L.ssE SALE ~ SECONDHAND FvSsiISks, fiAso-
FosTEs, PIsg GLASSES. CAkfkrs, SHIsA 49,
L. KEMP will sell AZ sueuon on SAL hpAi AP'i'
w.y opposite City Hs ard Psris very large eoAeeton
OF sood second hsnd furniture carpets Se among heh
msuy bxh coss valuable articles cousstps OF QUE
Freuoh style sofa, msde ~ msss. u,ifFu,' - os -.
and shzirs sofa bedsesds mahogany snd otoer
be. cured ksr mattresses ana Ave Geese earr
beds marble TOP cressn buresux stc worssanos PIER
tables marble top center tables eard wO's sna 9reus
sets widow euttaius panted window shades Shina es
sets dining toilet sets, table cutlery 'Ser Pls'ee
ware tea trays, &e As. -, -.
Also piauofortes, two very good sesonc-hsnd tsno-
fortes Zoe toned instruments
TUESDAY. April 10,
At 10 O'Clock, g. IS Lex stop- avenue near z|thst
GESTEsL FuRSlrvsE. PIiSorosrrs AND rASriNSs3
The furniture contained In said house consisting OF socd
assortment Of psTl0r enn and chamber fnTnitate
Also, enc tine toned pisnoiore, aud quite couecucn
Of paintings WEDNESDAY,, April 10,
Al 10 o'clock, AZ sales rooms, z,9 broadwsy,
L,seE C.r.toeUE SALB Of Famiture. Rosewood, Ma
horsny and Black Walnut Cabinet sud Upholstered, Par
or DrinEroom and Chamber Furniture OF the best style
ssd worsmsnshir. somP.siosA very Hse ana extensive
a.snrtmeut THURSDAY, April ~,
AZ n O'clock Al sales rooms. 49, Broadway,
on. P,xrISes R Z. KEMP will sell at auction a.
,bov. large setion Of OIL Paintings BY The old mas
ers in rich gt ssmss Cstao9aes VIII Dc feady eno ~ .
pre.-n. favorable opportunity for parties to turai'h
handsome ParoT picture. 40,
Al s'clock az Constitution Hail. 90 brosd~y,.
I,scs I'm PERsNProsY SALE on ROSEWOOD, MA
uoGASy AND BLACK WALNUT CABINET FVNNitVks-h
KEMP will sell a. above By catalogue me enAie stee
Of cabinetmAker declining the bu,iaesss OF "hien
has been made in the best manner Tor ths oF0so" ie
trade Particulars hereafter.
B-No Furniture will be admitted TO this sale eAeep'
of the first class and such can b. fully WARRANTED