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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

AIR JOHN WRIGHT having relnqushed all connection
nj with the Winthrop Hou, IL Will ior the hturs be
der the sole Of the subscriber, and The ho,st
is opened Hotel for the ens public, VEL
u home for more permanent b0ardtTs
He situation of the Housr, directly IN front Of Boston
Common, its fpac and any rooms, and all It's Internal
accommodations, render fequnlled by any public house
i'll the city, in lis ATTRACTIONS uf the traveller, and Tor those
desiring more permanent lodgings,
Every convenience apartments, table aud
dance, will be furnished nj the house which can be had al
hotel in tile city, IN lis attractions Tor The traveller ami
Tor those desiring more permanent lodgings, .s.
Every convenience 10 apartmt his, table and atien
dance, will be furnished AT The house. which he had
viii devote himself the comfort OF all who may him
with their patronage ,.... -.'.
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted lii
convenience. s,-. 49,. @..r
Tn. patronage of the travelling public and permanent
oarSers, is respectfully solicited,
WILLIAM H. SPOOSER
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Books! Books!! Books ~!

THE subscriber has added inmenfely 10 his already
mammoth stock Of Literature HIS late acquisitions
from The trade sales o Boston, New York and Phtadel
phs together with esn oi the hnea works per The
GsrrieE IRON Liverpool and twenty ditto per the lroni
das from London which viii be Immediately marked and
exposed for gaie rive nndonbed air Of fchnr vae,
VI rarity and his stock hitherto lnappoafi"d on
this Continent All literary men, lovers 81 books and en-
utlastt in mental investigations are solicited 10 come lld
ENJOY the true feast Of and the now oil fon
Every subject which the wit OF man has been expended
90 batnt turned, may be found here The ftcoihile ma
usnaean AMI the founder Df new syffems 81 Iieo
bU ~ sach IN his proper mich. ThOss given TO Nero
NANCY Asfology, Alchemy Snrcery and Witrherait VIII
be highly amused whilst ~. belle etre scholar select
rom io|uD iresh volumes, the very and CHEF
dourres oil fnoirrn English literature. Tie best Teases
every profession amt Itrnrs honest ploding
farmer To the enthusiastic soldier In every arr and sci.
suce the best books here embraced In ne
elementary professional treaiifrR and hon hooks Of
every kind his stock Is immense The y,brrib.r inv mes
all Strangers pay him visit before ry leave III. civ
In rchaang him they ona.hslf III ,,ir ma
usy Clergyusn, literary character ai boog col.eiors
generally living on lines Of railroad steamboat tooss
will do well to put change Of linen ~ Itir yalisFs and
come M once 10 i46 Nassau street allowed y all avans 10
be tile moral u the intellectual worl Books sell
ing hsn price literary appliances and eony nisncss Of
every Kind Entis, as well as beet Spanish cirafs AMI ohsr
lhlosophiesI nsrumens for inveter1s smoker like tr
cslebssted Or. Parr JOHN DOYLE,
Wy Cheap Ancient and Modern BeokssIlsr
- iiC Nasrau streef, New York
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

J. II. MONNOT PROPRIETOR,
VliiS HOTEL situate in the upper anil fashionable part
ui broadway, las been enlarged as now To be the
most extensive that exists
The convenience, beauty and s'lnbrty Of It's position
have heretofore caused liz accommodations to be monop
osed by permanent residents the city TO exclude the
travelling public from participation in is comforts.
Extensive additions have been made However, with q
view 10 set apart FOR transient visitors suits OF parors ami
bedrooms, 10 he retained al all seasons for them
Families from altar will mud the choicest accomHo,
daons Of this Hotel constantly apart for thsm and
every attention will be paid render il as attractive to the
transient visitor II las proved 10 those who, residing in
The vicinity Uf NEW York. have constantly. sice lis open
ing, honoied il with their stcctio, combining all tit
Injuries OF the best European hotels with the advantages
OF It's location
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wELLER,s PATENT BLAcKING.

THE undersigned begs leave call the attention of ios,
i DESTROYS Of using good article Of Hacking, to III,
abovensmed. The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Blark king samples various ptFo
1such Boot Makers acl also 10 SEVERAL Of the Iewspa
pers The extracts underneath from Of the papers
fhey sneak themselves; also several persons who rei
II have called and said that the Japan LiYid Hackng
superior TO any Thing they had ever used
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
WsUer's Patent Japan Backing is ihr name excel
lent article; have seen il used and highly recon
mend IN american, Aptt 10
Wsnaris Backing IL one Of the superb and sans
factory articles oi The day mparts brlilsnc and po
ikewisen-.spirif Of ne Times, Apra2,
Nv reference to another column an advertisement vii
be found for excellent article of Backing, in Iiqr
form for Boots, &c II has been highly recommended by
many who have tried H. IL not only gives, with very l
trouble, seaajGa jtt E"ish h,n retains I, much onet
err al No So Chestnut street luy balIls tia vii
prove the fact Pitt Lsdger, ApruD.
Jyslar,s Backing Of the most shining articles In
the markeG--Sphi u ihs Times April 9
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking which produces a
beautiful let polish, and does not .nrv the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should tile
advertisement in another column U. s. iidstte, lI1y
Wear's Patent Japan Backing is about the hest article
of The kind have seen The polish which mpalts
the uad,rsfdndiaPa of In brilliant and lasting:
have tried H. and Il boots Us to say all This in rs behalf
lEpening Bulletin, Juns7
= The Manufacturer can produce numerous Testimonial.
srniisr 10 the above, from private individuals and from
other papers but the above extracts are sufficient 10
vince any person that the mani nrtrhas NOT exaPsera
al. but that upon fair Trial III. Hacking win he found
Represented excellent In every respect
j. WELLAR, Manufacturer No, 10 Chestnut street, Phi
CJ3ARiEs sTorT, corner Penn Avenue and 7lh street
agent for Washington d. O. ..E
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Washington University OF BALTIMORE.

n
MI EDlC AL DEPARTMENT, Sc sion of 1877 and isla
Prot j. &, 5 MoHKuR, NJ u, Theory and Pfhrufe oi Ms
E.
PROT 4 FOREMAN, NJ d, Chemistry.
rroi WILLIAM r Whaol', NJ d Therapeutic and Male
ria Medica. ..., .n
Prof WILLIAM r IEoEARp, NJ D., Anatomy. ..s.s
WiILiAM II SroKEs, NJ ID Professor 81 Obstetrics DIS
eases Women and Chiren and Medical JnIspru'
.dence
Prof .GEoHGE MeCooK, NJ, d, Surgery
DR.. WAKEMAH BRfARLy DemonstraloT OF Anatomy.
The annual course OF Lectures VIII commence Mort
DAY 2iih of October next and continue four months,
The College has greatly enlarged its capabilities Tor i'm
pairing Medical n.titctan. The Hospital Department,
der ttr coairol u rtsenr member OF The Faculty, has
been filled with OF disease Museum u Analomi,
cal in Other Preparations las been established AMI many
important adirohs 10 the Obaeiriral Department have
been received from Paris The rooms for the resident S.
rOig, comfortable and econ )mical ani viii
prove greatly advantageous 10 such as wish 70 pursue
as4hidous aud uninterrupted course ol study .,
Fees for the Session. ~. ST.
Marculafion ticket -,-t = Or s e,
Professors ticket each -. IS
n-mouaiat0r's ticket . d. ~
.'. Diploma -'- ..". - - ~
'. .,. L, FOREMAN, Dram
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TO INVENTORS AND rArENTEEs.
AGEScy rem @BTAISIS6 PATENTS FOR SEW tSvES,
hIoSs Ar wAsHIsGTOS.

AGEScy ron @BTAISISG pATESTs FOR SEW isNEN-
hIoSs Ar wAsHIsGToS.
NJ T. ELLIOT formerly Of The Patent olee, informs
w his former clients aud others, that his Office may still
be found al the same where has been located Tor
tie last thirty years directly opposite the Patent Oiee,
lie IL prepared With lbs accustomed accuracy
and rrumptls any business Ia ihe line of his profession
such Furnishing information respecting the originality
AMI pateniAbity u eHtons preparing papers and draw
iIlgs for applications for patents, caveats, &c
10 those unac uanted with him. he refers 10 The follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Cont
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1872
Mi William r. Elliot, who las been formerly employed
IN the ratu Office Ufaughtsmau, Nc. having tst,b.
lisieI Pafeni Agency IN the city OF Washington, TAKE
great pleasure Recommending him gentleman wor.
fly Of confidence, and being particularly qualified IL
take charge OF any business requiring knowledge ol me
cacal silence the progress OF the arts anil patent i'm
pov.mens Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with tie
practice OF this office, HENRY l., ELLSWORTH,
Commissioners OF Patents
w, p Elliot Is alsu the author vi the plan Of the
Patent Once building. +.
nJ- Letters ON business 10 be postpaid
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.

M all symptoms of frequent pain in The Head, dmness
" Sight, noise In the disturbed Sleep with agat.
nig dreams, PdLPi1IIION FLATBLENCY and
IfEAKNESS, Dir. SWEETSEltS PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perserverel in, until
every symptom The above are the premoninry
symptoms OF Epilepsy and denote very foul state Of
by the use of this pacea will al all times insure the body
against any Of these dsagrseate symptoms Many per.
sons suppose HAT il is useless to take medicine unlprs I'VE
i'll be unable Ia attend 10 daily avocaons
therein lies er We do insure our houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation thai
they will burn up; but the wise precapt Of guard
nn against accident So II we purify blood when we'll
insure bodies against attacks Of sickness not with
the exact expectation Of heng sick, but always pre
pered agrinsi attacks For sale at all the druggists
j, T. CALIAN,
.s. corner Off and 7th streets.
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THE MARRIED WOMANiS PRIVATE
L MEDICAL COMPANION, by DIR. A, NJ MAURIc.tr,
Professor 81 Diseases o Woman, 81 edition, lSmo pp %
price e. $4,000 cqEes SOid a. MiBe months,
The great demand hr this most important work, (Oi
which thousands Sold has c0inpeiet The issue ~
lhrr edition Hhs intended especallylfor tie married, 1t
dseloses important secrets which Should be known 10 them
particularly Here every female discover tie causes
symptoms and the most efficient remedies and
tain mode OF cure III every complaint 10 which her liz
subject, tr" ..I
Ills an important question TO the married why II Is that
behold 80 many married females Hckly, debated and
FRUSTRATED also the rases and whether they stiscep
lille OF remedy They viii here find these important mat
cal sctnre, whirh meet this question
THIS work is destined 10 be in the hands Of every wife
and mother who has regard for her health and wei
iare, us " I'll us taf 81 her husband ...l .a.=
The revelations contained IN ia pages have already
proved n blessing 10 thousands
To yet unmarried, bur contemplating marriage or
perhaps hssatlR the propriety mourning the
aphnsbllltes aendsnt upon H. the importance Of being
possessed Of the revelations contained la these pnges so IN
imaiey involving leir future happiness appre.
rsted, -.. q r.
C0pies riah be sfnt by mail free Of poaioFe
ON the receipt OF one dollar the Married Womans Pr.
vne Medical Companion will be free OF postage 10
any part Of tile United States All letters addressed
pnFt paid 10 Dr, A. NJ Maurceau, Box lall New York
city Publishing Office No, rs LIBERTY ST, New York
For sale by tile following Agents:
zEIBElt & co, Philadelphia, WM TAYLOR, & co,
Baltimore. ,.., t.-
Sole Agent for Washington, u C.,
W ADAM
3 doors from l.4 street.
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PREMIUM OFFER.

The posi.oifice Of any town in the Union from
which we shall receive The gteat6st number OF sub
scribers TO Godey's Iady's Book, during The year
between the first Of December, lsI9, and the first
Of December, 1850, thc Magazine 10 be mailed 10
such post -otfcc, or TO subscribers through ~ shall
born ttled'to continuance Of the whole number of
tho subscriptions gratuitousiy for year alter the
expiration OF the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid.
The Magazine will be continued on either, 10 the
subscribers themselves or 10 the agents through
whom we may receive the orders for quantities, and
10 whom the package or packages may be directed
or TO both II there should be both in the same town.
az the case may he. Address
La. Cooley, ll3 Chestnut ST.
with any newspaper giving the above a few in
sertions we will exchange.
Our agents are informed that those sending in
their orders first viii be first supplied In case the
edition threatens 10 run out.
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
STRENGTHENINGP PLASTER

IN all CAGES where it is thought advisable keep mp
i permanent stmiIlani impression near The
diseased, these passrs will be found highly valuable In
fact all The benefit thai can accrue, from continuous
rirrta will be produced IN the efficient
ner by them As in Rheumatism, I.nmbago, Goul, En-
Argemenr OF The Joints, Chronic Disease Of The Liver
spleen, Lunea, other internal organs III short all
Other where warming strengthening plasfsrs
beneficial these will be found To be superior any
nsr. For sale by -.,sn ,,. CHAS STOTI,
Drug ApHtl, corner III street, and Penn. Ayenle
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! ~ % ERlNRkLN PLlcE, pNILlbNLpnLl

T ouIs HART respectfully informs his friends and tlt
nublc At large. aud particularly his Old pationF D. Ii
vJnre that his house NJ. " franklng fac", which lot
and comfort wt privacy aud lit Of
suatiuu i unsurpassed by any public ko're ia RI 'd,L
nhi, h p.p for their accommodation Travellers III. Ugh
MI ,si,.rs 10 III. city will find hr huuse eHrdblr
lodging OF temporary home ~ ihsy could wthwhie liza
sh,,as ranging f, cents 70 81 day, VIII be found
moderate his patrons would ask Tor ut superior accom-
mniaiionE they will obtain ~, ,,,,,...n,,,
N n LUNCH daily At II A NJ ORDINARY fgr he ~.
p.cl,l accommodation Of merchants and other buuinesa
men 6um / 10 T.. ~ every day except sunday PER
MANEST OARDEKS, oTwbOn The ses accommodations
are prepared, taken the moz accommodating terms
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear
WIN. r, JENNINs g. CO.,

DIAPERS TAiLoRs, importers Of Cloths Cassimeres
rcan Hotel offer for inspection extensive
new and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear,
lected with view 10 ring their stock us rich in quail.
~ and variety as can he found in the city
FOR OrERCOATS. blue, black, brown olive, and
greer mied cloths; various shades Beaver do ,rab and
blue DeYohshtre kersey; Canada grey do dab blue and
black Pilot Cloth; brown black, blue, and drab Mohar
WINTER FRocKs, SACKS. 4c.--Beayer and mll..I
c9st ssSSsEa a RsM 1I 81 s1a TMss a..
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of hnly s. Smonl's
BTSINEss AND RAVELLN0 coATs-rlaid
CASHMERE, rweeda, AMI ether goods
HuNlING COATs-oiye, brown, and drab Molss
PdNTaLo 0 N.s French, English, German and Anne.
rcan black, blue, Mixed anil fancy Caaslerta selected
with reference 10 The various Of pa
irons IN thus ne 10 which such attention has been directed
enable rs TO insure fit combining ease aud elegance
TEsIsE siIks and sans fancy do, wooen and
and Msraelss, rich silk and Sains, FOR al and Parties
d,RMYAND NAYY-Experienec enable, y. 10 (,,nis
Uniforms in strict conformity with regulations and We av
always on hand The material necessary 10 the deren
FIRST QUALITY READ y MADE GARMENTS
Equal TO The besl custom work
DpERc64YlS brown olive, g.,,en black, and blue
beaver ana mllled cloth SurtoIs larHe assortment
proved styles Sarks including blue black brown and arat
iohalr drah and HUE Pilot olive and brown rweeds, Sc
Business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green, and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeros, Tweeus, &c Dress Froe
Coais-A large assortment IN various cOurs and fabrics
Cloaksue and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
cles Panlaoons--Black blue, Mixed and fancy Cassi
meres plain and ribbed velyeteens for riding travelling
&c Nestings-Black silk, Satin Bombazne, and Cussi
mere fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; fgnered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured silk do Dressing Gowns
DE LANES Merino, and figured Muslin, In great variety
Hunting Coots, in various styles.
FANG YDRESS dRTICLES.--Taglo Jenny Lind
Maznrka and other styles fancy Crayats; English French
and Italian black silk Cravats extra and medium quality
black satin Cravas; superior black silk and Satin Sar
newest style fancy do; Nlerino Scar Mules, for travel
ling &c.; twled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket IIanikercheis. Goyes--C hason's and najou,
black white and colored kid, also Merino Iuckskn lner
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c SnFpenersAil the variou,
styles and qualities IIndeNesfs and DIawers-NIerno
silk, and Buckskn, Wuul and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Merno, and Cotton yarous grades; Shirts
Bosoma, and Collars. Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton,
PIECE GOODS.-Cloths, cassntres veslings, &c.
extensive assortment be found In the country
which will be sold by the piece yard low prices
they liz bought with the obvious advantage al selec
lion from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
goods.
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m lie proprietor ofihe Rough and Ready House. Lon,
sann avenue Washington, near the City Hail. respect.
fully informs his friends and the public that he has con.
nected with HE establishment excellent TEN.PIN AL,
LEY with balls equal any In the CITY, in which hey
all fines themselves without any charge wharv
er, and he viii he happy 10 have their company
these terms. ..t
The Bar will be found constantly supplied with The hes
liiIuorh aud Refreshments
JOCK DOUGLAS
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FALL. ARRANGEMI

Schedule. a.", ..
Leaving Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE daily, except Sundays.
r. NJ BY The well known route. via Chesal,eake lay
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, Charles.
mirrbe, and safe steamboats,, with their esprienc
aptains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS, Captain Sutton
This Line has been running Tor upwards Of twenty years.
for this route Arriving in Norfolk alet comfortable
neht'a Sleep morning al O'Clock, A. NJ Thence IN
the Imps River, with lis beautiful scenery, in ayig, by
the stambont CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis or ALICE,
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
time in advance at Petersburg Of the Great u Mail
Line with the passengers leaving baltimore same time or
Washington City morning where this Great t. s Mail
their false advertisement Of "A hours ahead OF any other
Line. The lay Line tile traveller least hours
Petersburg TO encounter the night travel to Whining
ton, n G., The passengers that leave Baltimore by
BAY Line ANAL Petersburg with those that lea
Baltimore same evening. and Washington next m0rnin.
Great U. $ ha al Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston MI together, .g
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail.
road Garysville and franklin-henee by steamer
FOX Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washihgloi y.
G. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at Band Portsmouth nj clock
+. NJ daily, except Sunday, arrlvns in Baltimore N
Wrs, f.. ~.
Fare between bait 4 Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va s.
" . Elizabeth Ciy,N. C. a
&" 20 Frlnkin, d
J" :" Richmond or Petersburg, Va
= 81" 80" CASTOR or Weldon, n. C.,
P" Through 10 Charleston, :. C., q
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats included
thereby nvlng to each passenger 10y this route 81 20
Travellers by the above route VIII please he directed by
Soliciting Agent IN the Cars, and by the Porter in me
D-pn yard q Norfolk Line labelled his hat WHO will
direct you and your baggage t" the h"al
BaltinDrr October Sth, 1877
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NE w pa p Err HA .NGI.NG s
AND WINDOW SHADES.

NICHOLAS PIKE & CO. No. l73 Pearl street,
IN Importers and Manufacturers, havejust opened
very extensive supply Of every style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire.board P,lats, and wide Window Curtain Paper
Also, splendid assortment Of painted Window
Shades a. fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants, Dealers and others nj the very lowest
prices
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UNITED STATES IAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE Fare 50.
ExSr s..SSsaa a-xsxea
AtxS ss3d n Is. . s ~. :. a
%V sg ~ sssy .' sy: ..s "

T., d, f. MORNING line,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND HALLI
MORE RAILROAD,
Via Wilmington, Newark EkionIavre de Grace, Sc will
leave the depot Eleventh and Market arceis daily terrt
SnndayJ :, 3 A. NJ - .-..
AFTERNOON LINE.
~. VIA New Castle and Frenchrawn
Thr steamboat ONO Capt DAVIS, viii leave Dock street
wharf, tally, except sunday, at 2 tap NJ
NIGHT LINE,
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington AMI Baltimore Railroad
viii leave tie depot l and Market streets daily al ID
O'Clock, A, NJ.
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore f,r philadelphia al
A NJ and r. NJ. per Railroad, AMI U'curk, r NJ by
steamboat
SUNDAY MAIL LINE.
The only Line for Baltimore. sunday will leave The
dtpof, | In and Market street, ~ ~ p NJ
fdsaagers procure their tckels before taking their
seats ~ tie 'arS- ..r 81.
WHEELING AND PTTTSBURG
Tickets through 10 Wheeling or Pithrp be prorur.
ri at the depot, IN board The steamboat
Far. 10 Piahurg sl2 10 Wheeling sl3. -..
NoTICE-zAli baggage by the above lines Is entirely nj
The owners rskf AMI passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anythne baggage but their wearing apparel
IA los II haapase allowed each passenger,
t--dly q II HIDDEIL, Agent
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAINST mugs.

7 lNDSIEY's IMPROVED PATENT DEDSTEADS al
IL GARDENERS GO G0hi street, 6rs door from Beck.
man sree, New York. This improved Bedread received
The highest premium awarded at the late Fair Of the Anne
institute in October, st3 y and - and The silver
medal al 1916 every other competitor The Bsdsieas
aud al ster articles Of furniture required for the cham.
brr manufactured Of The materials, and under the
immediate supervision OF the undersigned
MattreEsnR Pilasters, Feather beds, Bolters and Pl.
lows hand az made TO order 10 Ct the Besead, and
warranted filed with such hair feathers sc. rep.
resented WILLIAM g. GARDINER.
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EUnNIrUHEi PURNIpURE.,

4 I the Second Street CABINET WAREROOMS, No. 10
II south Second treet.-E. MOUNT having large HH'
Aplendd assortment OF fashionable and well made Furniiu
on hand, comprising rosewood teteatete Sofas walnlo
mahogany do with plush, satin, danask and fancy a,
cloth seangs and other coverings plain Sofas OF all price
aud patterns French Arm Chairs; Ladies Sewing Chaf-
Rocking do; Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dyabs
Pedestal Pier Tables Extensien Dining and Card Iah
dressing Bureas Wardrubes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Dedsteads French do; cnred nnl
and cherry do; and variety Of others StGretaryT b'A
cases, marble tops; mahogany Wassantr Hat katk !
plain and with mirrors; Ladies' Work Tables OF rostM1'
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mIips
chairs with barclo, plush and dlnask ssuhri HbtN'
Chairs of all patterns, with an extensive eS
Of every article in our line Of business ~ ,.,,, ,
Country Merchants and others are tsleciay N.'t y,
call and examine our stock Of Fuure every an'os ~
which is manufactured by ourselves, AMI VIII De hsposeu
Of on the most reasonable terms, ~. 'r5..E.