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CuRE OF CORNS

ARIAKOFF frotn 81 Prt-rsburrh H.s ofHce = a. 81
Broadway. opposite Broadway TheaI-r. formerly 81
ChznbeTs-sLl D I'm
WONDERFUL WATER OF NATRENiE.-
w :. znor RO>>lNI. llst arrived ifon Italy. mak--
Known 10 The pub DE- f14f - uf ms
dilsry chemical preparation, approved 9Y nc alcca
Academy OF Rome % So and 0tler paris ~ ay A. hr
ernal remedy for epLeuica diseases and Tor le
Ctoer. 10 useful FOR many o--r p4rpo-rs.l remove
Spots face from 1ly ct-r pars % ne 1l-t
d smooth. The wrinkles anc makes ne lucid and so
4ke velvet For more ample Information. 49, -lr pre-
scrpuon The Naireuir Wafer - -1d ale, -. ard -
Broaixay ; a botl- iylf lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

ID AG=.-The niglesf uasscs pnce pad n cash for
IL Esgs. Canvass BasErrK. Pnriers' Paper Wrsppinz
slorz Srees Tsrr-s al Hemp Rope. by
ls - CYRUs " YIELD ! CO. - Seernsa-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

Juo. Do JET %. 3D. oalI go e.no Frances Msn' firm bf-m- 10
b.. t.u.afe fsnssi I'd 1af-f n.t-i-. .. a..
~ a. Bft'g kfon. VA fro c'f| of MOE
out ,.t
Jai, o m Csf,.f5 Rect p A8r dss fn NGf-sn r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

DhOhEN CANDY 20 ceuis pound, VITA general
Id ass0r--r. u c0nfectl0nzry. a. wtO-sAe retail
tre lowest Prizes 7 q. HODGkiSs, Asnafaruyer.
fg9 fs--~r~n~hst h~t~~~n Costisnh Liberty
IgANGING--Psp-r, 600 pes fro - - inches
i~a+e 1Irer-uf qualities and colOrs. FOR sale
s.rr,rs-s 49,. 1lTrvs nEsPfCEaaN 50 s.-nts 81
TO PRISTERs.-A complets oct 81 Drying Poss,
L 90 site- proved find, macs oY HOE co foy
s.is Al ns yribu "a DA>.. Hysu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

<SOAL.-PEACH ORCHARD. EGG AND siO ~. =
s-x-. sutab.e for paTlOg CRATES OF fAnSes-oSss
pa A.h-dscharsns this DAY from schooner . APfe-
ssie. For ssle low for cash. APpiy 70 r,sov
gave ''' T STOKES DlCkERsON,
,vlo1 lo7 Anlhonysl near Broadway
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sTAFFORD MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL

- The ratr0n. of this informed INST "
house is being pat n order and viii Dee r~aiy nf fr''
of company itth june. Every attention VIII ne phi e.
H. cfr OF visitors The liable supplied Win iAr .,i
he season aflri. Sage. leave Hartford dAi} at ~
and Palmer Depot 0n aulva 0f New-10fk .tesnn"as
80, ''' fle5 ss ID BROW NiNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

Atameetng Of Tie DrrC OF he Sew ofA rint e
~ Company. hc.i ms day, 70 ~as
Rrsa.rs4 A. atA s.l-llr- etara-s r-ttsnE i' 20 p
h.r Csa- sr, a. te saa-erpta prsc 80 O give Ken 't
sfttsrouss. irssai 81 a-5et.re, AL As ff'fiu'D
s. - IA
New-Yors July H. 'sa JAMES 7 LEErE, Seey
$50 WOOD Treasurer
Otce--lc> Broadway. an - lofk-st. Jersey Cay
WM. LEAvENWOKTH. Esg Gencral Agent
fVie W. 40 hrnsrW y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06
Letters,

Letters.
Remaining lii the Post Office at Piekens &
Ill., Quarter ending 8oth sept4 is4s, which if
not taken out within three months will be SAINT
t6 ti,a i3nst 6a,ss Rs,,s.t,,o.t =, al =,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06
FROM MEXtGo,

II appears by ON article In the slaie ef
the eth that Gen. Don Mariana pafe,les,
ES. President Of the Republic, died IN The
capital the preceding day, after q iinger.
Ing Illness The editor abstains from
gahegyHe or eehsupe Of the deceased
General simply stating that his eharav.
ter belongs 10 history.
A communication from the Mexican
Minister Of Foreign Affairs has been nd.
dressed TO the Dritish Ministry, through
the Governor OF Dalge Honduras, CON.
planning OF the assistance afforded by
that colony to the ihsurgeht Indians. x
reply has been given, III which the En.
gllsh Ministry asserts that In reference
thereto, the colony has limited ItgelF 10
The simple exercise Of Its uadeubted
Cen La Vega has collected at TampI.
90 800 men, eight pieces of artillery, and
armed tho steamer Herrera and a sieop,
to defend the river there, In order to et,. .
pese the landing at that port Of oel.
Whites anticipated expedition A brig
Win five pieces Of artillery, 400 muskots,
ana Quantity Of ammunition had been
sent to Tampiee from Vera Gtux. BY q
recent Dull Issued by the Pope, Vera
0fas has been erected Into Bisheprie.
The ehelefa Is mitigating It's ravages
throughout Mexico. nobbefies seem to
DO less frequent In the country, and with
the exception Of the war In the Sierra, and
the perennial eutrages of the Indians
on tlie frontier, the Republic, netwith=
standing the spasmedte kiovs .ents Of the
Santah'sts, appears to be unusually free
from peftafbaiienr.-K. o, Pieavxae,
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NEW GOODS.

Just received from New York q spleHdid
assortment Of Fancy and Hslaiss
ysh0th g4ps, "Ga0ad Hunter
Hats" OF all e0lOps, Overs
gsS0aas, Fine and Coarse
Rs00ts, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot Of ia ! and Winter Goods for
Ladies' wear. 'a' '''
Gal ,otallimmediately and examine for your.
selves, at the stefe of
BENSON IL TAYLOR,
PieRehs g. h., Sept. go, is49. elf,
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JfIaT1 REHNfTMfiI

JUST REGETTEDI
n FRESH Iet9f 6fafs Boots and Shsss
B9ys de:, 6adies ai'd Misses Sliapess
aHa zsesj Gents end kadifs' Sad.
dies, Bfidlss, I55ips, &C., &e.
If98, 6asttaas aad Naits, ebeaD fSf fasb,
T6geSief with q full supply Of DT: s,
Jayhes' Family Medicines, bf; R8gefs'
g6MB6aRd Syrup Of Liyefw6Ft and Faf;
ggw Dayid's Hebrew Plaster OF PMR
Killer 49, &c., f
AS an iRdasemeRt 10 The bayef tbe
ss6sSf1bef will take in exehanee for
G86as, BeeswaX, Tallsw, Raw Hides, &s,
s. II: MeFALL:
Flekeas 9. H. July IA, 1919: 9
The Money Haas 90 Come :
- After the i9A 6etebef ail lsat.staRdiB@
Notes ahd Accounts due me, viii fs
gwen t8. Il. n: Keith and w: j. GaHtt,
Ksffs, for collection.
w. S. GRESHAM,
West Union, Sept. 4, i8lS. i7H8s
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"Yef dfaa 89aia, eh?" NO NV love,
[hiGI not drunk but slippery, tBiel ne
fact is, my dear, s6Aaaeb6dy has be6R fsb.
bsag tbs bott@a. & NY be6ts, ill tbey afe
as shS66tk as y BEaRe Of glass"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06

| tsHas ieaaea OUT from ON efiiee holder
az washington, who Ia an intimate asse.
eiate at the Wblte House, that nest
month Gen. Taylor, not satisfied with his
present Cabinet, not one man of whom ha
haa seen before their selection, means ia
remodel his Cabinet, and to smooth their
descent By sending them off On foreign
missions. This course has been warmly
pressed by the New York Mirfer Nav
Yers Herald, and ether Tayler ergans,
as The only salvation ofa sinking esuse,
ana would certainly be most Wise, fe,,
The Cabinet eeald not be worse than Ii il,
AmeBg ether speeulatiehs as 10 tho sue.
eessleh, the Louisville Democrat recon.
mends the fellewlng
], q, Bennett, o. New Ye X, Secretary
of State.
George ?. Prentice, Of Kentucky, Sec.
fetafy OF War.
Treasury. " '"0
Truman Smith, Home Department,
3 Joha Nerve1l Of Michigan, Secretary
A. 9. Bullits, Attorney General,
Pafsen Dfewhlew, Of Tennessee, Post.
master General.
The Dead Sea ExBedittoH,-An In.
glish periodical remarks;
"Cuft6us enough that IL has baen 70.
served for The pisty Of the navy, and the
enterprise Of America, 10 aee6mpjisb m at
object which has hitherto escaped .he NO.
tee, OF defed the nerve Of European tfav.
sllefs. Lieut.. Lynch Is tho fifst who ev=
q performed the voyage from the lake OF
9alilee all down the Jordan Into tbe
Dead SEQ, and all around that Lake ~.
nefeal which now covers tba aas,eat
plain Of Sed6m."
DREADFUL MeRrALIfY=0H SATURDAY.
night, week ago, as we learn from tlis
Clfeleville (ohf6) Waterman, the ebol.
efa broke out amongst the hands en-
Pl6yed In cutting broom corn, on tba
farm efJ. O. B. HeaHiek, near Leekbst,tH
above Cifelssfile. There were seventy
hands employed, and In thirty hours from
the time Of the dfst stack, no less dian
thirty OF the seventy weFe swept into t4e
grave. This1s certainly one Of tiae most
6&tfa8 fdlaafy eases OF mortality Of which
we have ever heard; and IL is said tj,at
great CONSERVATION prevailed In tAat VI
elhlty In e8aseaaaaSe.-Xeataekv Ftaa,
Tbs Y. S; Schooner fancy has been
ordered by The Secretary Of tBe Nayv 70
Pf9eeSd 10 the Coast OF South AMeiiea,
i6f Inc purpose OF testing The truth Of
Lieut.. Maafyts Wiad and Current Charts.
II th@ theory Of Geat. Maary Is 6afYeSt,
vessels may sail in q direct Hae 10 Bi8,
The Question TO be tested is o Rs8st I'm.
Ta6ftalt one. Another 6BiSet in seadiets
the 'Eaaey TO the S8ath American G6aS5
Is 70 test the ftfsagth Of tk6 eddy Currents
and theff hsaaffag.
"Yef dfaa &aaia, el?" NO NV ksve,
lhiel not df9ak, but slippery, tBiSl ne
fact is. MY dear, s68eb6dy has be9R fpb.
bahg Ghe Bottom CT hay be6ts, tili tbey ake
as smooth as y Bafse Of glass"
I,gtS$stisS Ka6sSJs996.-It Has bee8 ~.
fk6d ,ia Belgium, thst wReReeer tbe
GR6Isfa became vfSf&at ina yiii8ae Sy
town, ths swallow and Stlaer BSfds 8.SS,ssSs.
BfSd and eflfsrated, but SSlllRt 9ley fettltl1f,9
ga Oh tRS Decline OF tFss disease: Fi4qlalss
lG kgf SeFSd 40 VssvfSfs, %Bea 20 beS8le
a5ed Of thS Gsl6isfe Psf diem 6Vt Of a B8S
alF'aetl!6a .Sf 1000, tbi9t RsS Il SfReie swallow
Sy sihsfSg Bird WAS TO be sSeH. Wbea
tR& 6l46ii6fa JyeiQt aY8y tke kfSds s,st ,v1Y.s&
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AeKN0WLEDa EM MENFa,

q, We acknowledge The receipt this week, Of
W tue @ilewlhs sums, from the persons below
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I. w. Wilson, a' Il IA
Y. URdefw0oa, u sS
d Il a. NJ ~; Folgeh 30
.fnbn th9;leaohiee, ,9;ln so
gSl,,' + y tfaal, thfaiaal, distmps, 30
asa o. ~ ttuueqges, Heehwell, 90
sSS, ssi3snw W; kllburhe, HalnbFity, f5
n fgS" hshew, 10
+ + + f' tnfbtteiSSiahdef, Piehens 9. IT. l. %
'ioin tn = ashtRlit Rt f5
oii' ~ g plehs0ii, bachelors Retreat 30
F. r. 9eatlie, dfeeRville g. ii, ia
In, fi,eoiin eoiin a. Ydsley, "lOf l5b6) DO
nehilett ,etatt b9Day, EsaY ghe0hee, 66
Easlian g y A. Dodg, glafHsSille, Ga 30
Dr., 4, j, Mabfy, Wafrenten, 90
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(tLERMONT for Sale.-The residence of the late Gen
~ John Mason, in Fairfax county, Va is offered for sale
by his executors This is distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south of the Little River
Turnpike road leading that town, comprising about
hundred and twenty of land. The arabic land
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
on Cameron Is in state OF high fertility, having been
well Drained and the whole, with about forty up
land, judcioasy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free Of lime and other manure 1t
is divided into felds-one large meadow of
timothy-with fine springs in each. The
residue Of the tract exclusive of the lawns
and gardens, is in young wood. The Mansion and its APP
purenances of the ample and commodious de-
'crpron beautifully situated on q gentle emnence and
the of Alexandria the lands of the
estate The dwelling house the first floor tains
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appurtenant
it. besides an ample Kitchen laundry and house keeper.
room dairy bath house, kehouse, ample accommo
datlons for servants and outbuldngs tor &c.
the whole in good repair AT convenient distance is the
oveIeers house, Ice house, carragehonse tho houses
me farm servants blaSksmhs shop, kiln bnilt of brick
Tor burning me with ample barns, sablng, and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards of choice
ru, ornamental grounds and walks-the whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except of about
ninety or one hundred in oats and of
hat as soon ms the crops be removed The premises
viii be shown to desous of purchasing by Mr. Butler
he overseer For tefms apply to Maynadicr Mason esq.,
1t Georgetown, d. CT the subscriber the acting ex
'cutor by letter, at Winchester, Virginia:
APP 2i-d&cp6w JAMES NJ MASON
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 81, Is4s.

GO Mr. c. W, JAMES Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio
travelling agent the western States assisted BY
smith, Dent T. smith, Frederick Hswss John
Armstrong Jsen Taylor T. NJ Stevenson, Ramsey and
Perrin Locke
90 Mr. ISRAEL Z. JAMES. South Tenth street Phiade
phia general travelling assisted by James Whip
pie, VIM H. Weld o. H. STEM John ID. Weld, T. Waterman
Jsha Collins James Deerng Albert Wellington James,
Henry Plat. T. A. Evans and Chss. s. Hall
90 Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama, our
general travelling agent for Alabama and assisted by
b. b. Brett
90 Our particularly requested to make frequent
to this see and especially regard subscribers
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From the Baltimore Sun.
The Great Fire in r.. u.or,.

rs The Great Fire in st. Louis.
We have received the St Louis Union of the 18th and
10Th instant, the two days following the great fire.
tainng detailed account of the conlapratiop ,bou,h
but few additional particulars that we have not already
given by telegraph We extract some Items aesc;n, =.
OF the scene
No disaster from fire in the West compare with NH; II
the extent OF damage The portion OF The city DESTROYED
considered much the best business part of IL and
as consequence, the finest warehouses, Offices and
stocks OF goods OF every kind located and deposit
ed in this region Of the city Some single warehouses
credby informed contained at least 100000 in
goods. The destruction the evee, and along the river
is not less twenty three steamers
in running order, and many of them with their cargoes
board
One OF the widest and most heart rendng speciaces
ever witnessed in our city was exhibited last night From
Of me in continuous Isne "p the r;vcr ths hnrn;nS
wreck of boat met boat and rolled their united clouds OF
deep black smoke and lurid flame in wild confusion pto
srper air on the other hand the long, lofty range of stores
fronting the rve sent up acoud OF sparks and sheets OF
dazzling flames which threw red and glarng light far
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Rr.a. GREEN, .9nctfoaser.
RUGGY, WAGONS, CARRYALLS, FURNITURE,
- WHlSkEY, nc, AT AUG fION.-On Thursday, the
Sst instant at O'Clock, shall sell in front oil Centre
Market
good lot Of mahogany and other Furnitarc
Feather Beds, Bedding, Carpets, NC.
Also, good new Buggy
Farm Wagon and Carryalls
barrels good Whskey and 10 do good Herring
49, large lot OF Dry Goods and Clothing
Witb many other articles unnecessary to ennmerate.
May 3O-2t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
oAND.-The subscriber hereby gives notice to such
persons as have taken chances in his splendid rattle,
mar all Tue articles will be disposed of Wedne June
., al Apollo Hall. The rattle will at o'clock
p M Among the articles are
Three splendid new pianos
Guitars, musical boxes, and old vions
several articles OF rich diamond ewelry
New cabinet furniture
superb cut glass ware
rine table cutlery, pictures, &c.
There are four blanks one prize
~ rev chances remain unsod, nj SIS each Ladies' and
senuen,en who may wish to purchase tickets pcc
ved TO call ut my residence, 18th street, three
rom street, west side, and examine the articles
"n AZ they will find well worthy their attention.
weather. n ~ MOENSTFR
May l3-eoJune6
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A CARD.-Owng to the incemency of the weather, our
"A sale announced for Tuesday, 10Th of May the
dence Of w c. Snehen, esq., Missouri avenue, is post
poned until Thursday morning, 3Ist Instant at which
time, should the weather be fair shall proceed sell
the rich and costly furniture in said house, nearly all
which made by Williams, of Baltimore and is OF the
style OF Louis XIV.
The pariors furnished with and valuable art-
Giles seldom with at auction and the chambers display
Judgment and taste in selection.
Catalogues can be obtained the house,
ton of I0h and Pennsyva MIA
T.. g. IL G.. +. DYER,
May 30-2tif Aucuoneers
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The Baltimore Patriot has shown spark OF W'do'
at last II abandons to our own notions. He nsO
Even if zoe were capable Of learning, he is not capable
teaching.
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| HoihSs r. ASH. ISAAC r..
Land and General Agency OAicc tho Capital OF ILL.,
nois, City Of Springfield.

HORACE p. ISAAC r. pr1Irp
Land and General Agency Once Capital OF ILL.,
nois, City Of Springfield.
tho nonresident of Mimois lands holders of nos
i"debtedness, and all desros prchasing State
lands ifh Illinois scrip bondsThe Undersigned wouId
respectfully inform the public that they have
this citythc capital OF the State of inos- land gen
f'dt agency ce for tho transaction of all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits of the State.
All transactions relative the purchase and sale of lands
examining lands and reporting their location
and value; paying taxes redeemng land sold take
investigating tites buying and selling Ali
Of State Indebtedness this and every other description of
business attached general land AGENCY on the most ex
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
ASH ~ DlLLER.
Messrs Deifendorf " Niles, Washington City.
ns S$., syes sss" Co. g., St Louis. Missouri
John M. Winner, ESQ.,,
His excellency A. G. French. Governor OF Illinois.
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell auditor
John Moore, treasurer
s s n T! S,,,uu Judge supreme court
Moss5s Wadsworlh& Sheldon. New York city.
6 Bartlett. esq. ,I No. A From. street,
Gc Gem Robert kSsm h rn;t'erson, Phadeilphia.
Jos. l.. Chester, esq.
Col $. W. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
zen, Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
T =, sanger, esq, "
j. d. Pratt Co, Baltimore, Md
APP Il-dimSsw3m
II rIs,a FOR FOR RENr.-oIice, Nos, 4 and s, in the
~ Union Buildings" for rent Amply at The conn,ino
room OF the Union Office Rent per annum al0o 's
MAYS "''' "i"'
LNOR RENT.-A FRONT ROOM, on the .ecor,I ,,oo-
furnished. without board Address hi, stree, onno
site Wizards Hotel, Sd door from street, ~ 80 'rp'
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There is above So 900 900 of specie in the bans"
this city, and enough in the sub.treasury to make
aggregate Of at least $40, 900 000-N Y jour- Of Com
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MIR. SETH w. FOWLE-DRAR SIR: 1t is with pleas
Vl ure write you this certificate, stating my experience
in the of DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry In No
vcmber last was taken with cough. Ny lungs
were much affected much that it with difficulty /
could breathe Hearing of your basam, procured and
lungs freed and my cough cured. | am happy to
recommend this balsam of wild cherry the public
OF the best medicines for coughs and colds ever used
WILLIAM SWIFT.
WHITKsvrLLE, NJ Y, July 10, 1913.
N. b. Remember it is DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild
Cherry, with the signature of l. BUTTS the wrapper
that performs such cures.
[From the Boston Daily Times
certificate has been handed for publication, and as
the of very remarkable character comply
with pleasure. Certainly, well tested of cures
diseases by the of particular medicine should
be made known the public for the benefit of others
similarly afflicted
None is genuine unless signed BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by X. S. PATTERSON,
May 29-3t Washington ID. C.
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State the price per page for every additional page
any of the above over four pages, estimating al
600 pages.
On parchment, to be furnished by the department,
per 100 ooW
Blank FORMS any other description Of printing required
boadde of the above paper each broadsde 10 be
counted page.
1t expressly be understood that extra charge OF
description will be allowed The prices bid Tor print
ing aud include all contingencies and oxuas
The department the right to have any descrip
ton of printing, which may properly be called book or
pamphlet work, !" executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF quality OF the different kinds Of paper they pro-
pose to furnish. May Sl-law4w
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by II. GREEN, .4ucttoneer.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
ID NITURE, CIiICKERINC PIANO FORTE, nc, AT
AUCTlON-On Friday, the LIST day of June, shalt sell al
the residence Of Capt Powell, 3d street, few doors
north of Gadsbys Hotel, 10 o'clock, m, beautiful
assortment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany hair-soa paror chairs ottomans and rockers
Do plush covered sofa and castor chairs
Do dressing and plain bureaus, sdeboards, &c.
Do set, consisting Of fine French bedstead dress
ing bureau, and marble-top washstand
Walnut set consisting OF fine French bedstead, dress
ing bureau, and marbe-top Washstand
Rosewood. set consisting OF ady's fine escrutore,
gene, music. and Chickering piano forte
fine tone and touch
Fine damask, moreen, and white window-curtans and
ornaments ..sa.
Mahogany hat rack, dining breakfast card, and marble
top centre and other tables
Two fine gilt frame French plate mirrors GO by 23 nches
and marble pier brackets match
Fine gilt girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps
Fine jet marble mante clock, gilt vases, and ornaments
Maple cane chairs, warrobes bedstea washstands
NC, feather beds, bedding, and hair mattress
Fine assortment of China, glass, and crockery ware
Andlrons shovel and tongs, and lenders
Fine Brussels, 3ply and Scotch ingram carpets
Passage oil cloth, hearth rugs and straw mating
Cooking and other stoves refrigerator &c, with good
lot oil Kitchen requisites, and other articles deemed
unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms; All sums of and under 8H cash &2j, a
credit OF two and four months, for satisfactorily
dorsed, benring interest A. GREEN,
May I'D Auctioneer.
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