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DUINT DRUGGETs AND CRUMB
Il CLOTBs.-Just received, at the Furniture
Dry Goods WareroOms of Clagett 6 DOdson-
10 pieces style Printed Druggets
20 rich Drugget Cfumb Cloths in borders
CLAGETT l. DODSON,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door esst OF 9th at.
Nov lb-3tcOif
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Nashville Contention.

NASHVILLE, Nov. l4.-There are sixty five dele
gates in attendance this morning, but nothing Of
importance has yet transpired. The convention
docs not cause any excitement here, and the pro-
ceedings have been tempered by good feeling.
A second address will be issued, which, am told
men, both at the North and South.
The committee on the Alabama address are nov
about making their report. warm discussion is
expected this afternoon.
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r IsT AND RAG CARPETISGs.-Just re-
IL ccivod, by Clagctt & Dodson-
bales Of the above goods, all made from the
best Of materials, and will be sold very low.
CLAGErT 4 DODSON,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door cast of 9th ct.
Nov l6-co3tf
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THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
Eh FRANCISCO, Via CHAGREs,--
<XfZHB. THE NEW & FAVORlTESTEAM-

= SHIPS:
CHEROKEE 1900 tons, Captain IL Windle,
PHILADELPHIA, 100 tons, Capt. J. Y. Nicholson
Form the only direct line between New York and
Charres in connection with the United States Mail
through to San Francisco. They leave New York
the / th and 2Sth of each month.
REDUCED RATES OF FARE TO CHAGREs.
Cherokee Philadelphia.
After Saloon State Rooms. s 1875 90 1880. i25 90
Forward Saloon do lOO w.. lVoVo
n.
All the above dine at the same table and have the
privilege of the Saloon.
in each vessel.
Freight TO Chagres 10 cents per foot
Each passenger is allowed personal baggage free
TO the extent OF $50 bs, not exceeding in measure
ment 10 cubic feet
Expenses on the Isthmus arc borne By the pas
scngers.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL,
81 South street, New York
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Of Winchester, Virginia, and others, will address
the meeting tomorrow Sunday night, at Z
O'Clock Come and bear them
Nov rs GEO. SAVAGE, President
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DIED

On the l4th inst, ALLEN, youngest son Of DAN
TEL and JANE CAMPBELL, aged eleven months ans
fourteen DAYS.
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PACIFIC MAIL srEA MsuIP COMPANY,

PACIFIC MAIL, SThA uSiIf
The Unifed States Mail Steam packets
Panama, l,0s7 tons. Capt. David q Bailey
Oregon, ,O99 tons.... a" =. i. Patterson.
California, .050 tons. +" Thos. A Bndd.
Tennessee, 800 tone $500. " George a Cole.
Carolina COZ TONS. =" X. J.. Whiting,
Unicorn, 600 tons. " }. \. NICHOLSON,
arc intended 10 form a semi monthly line between
Panama and ports in California.
Passe gers in the after cabins furnished bed
ding, but not wines and bquors Passenger in
the Storage are found with such raions are fur
nishcd to the crew, and with mattress and pillow.
All passengers will be allowed space for personal
baggage free to the extent of $50 pounds ight,
not exceeding in measurement ten cubic feet.
Freight on extra baggage or merchandise, when
taken, 800 per ton, and one and half per cent.
all specie.
Packages should not exceed l25 pounds weight
for mule carriage.
Cabin. Storage
Passage from Panama 90 San
Bias or Mazatlan. ............. S225 % SlOO W
Passage from Panama to san
Diego. ................. ....... Zou w 10 w
Passage from Panama 10 San
Francisco ....................s oVV W lou w
No stores to DC landed will be taken az baggage.
All personal port charges, including hcalth-ices
and boat hire, 10 be paid by the passengers. No
passage secured until paid for Apply at the Office
Of the Company, New York, 81 South street.
Sept 2l-d6m
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Mons AND THEIR CAUsEs.--But few years ago
the city of Baltimore called tho "Mob City"
She no longer enjoys that proud pre-eminence; and
yet her mobs not untrequent; they even more
numerous than ever Riot, bravado, violence and
murder prevail to alarming extent in her streets
and public places. Still she is not now distin-
guished for these things Boston, New York, Phil
adelphia, and our own city share the odium with
her; and when speak Of the failings Of other
cities, each one of us must do so in an humbled
spirit, in remembrance of the outrages by which
his own home has been go often disgraced.
These things must have cause In what does
that cause consist How shall that cause be re-
moved! Are there none to ponder deeply upon
these questions' Are there none to answer them
satisfactorily? Are there none TO endeavor to re-
move the cause that may be discovered? We have
made many appeals to the people Of Washington
in behalf Of the neglected youth Of cty-in be-
half OF young persons who, we believe, would
greatly prefer the right 10 the wrong way of life.
We have submitted the plan of an institution that
would secure the voluntary presence of hundreds
and thousands Of young persons every evening,
and wean them from the tavern, the engine house,
the theatre, and all other seducing spectacles-a
plan that could be adopted in practice at small
cost But none have time to attend to such things.
Parents and masters have not even time TO learn
the character of the haunts to which their own
children and apprentices resort at night.
1t may be that they will by and bye find time to
grieve for the degradation and misery of these
youths, when the courses they now pursue shall
lead to the destination toward which they tend.
Whether it be wiser to take the time that is now
requisite to attend to the matter, or to await the
hour of serious and regretful attention, it j.
for each citizen to decide for himself We will
strive To do our mart
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The Union feeling in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, Nov l3.-An address has been
drawn up by number Of citizens of Montgomery
county, which is strongly opposed TO secession and
an extra session of the Legislature by the Governor
The 18th of December has been appointed
day OF thanksgiving.
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NATIONAL GREYs, ANNUAL BALL.

FENHE NATIONAL GREYS respectfully announce
l. that their Annual Military and Civic Ball will
be given OF Odd Fellows Hall on MONDAY even
ing, the 25th of November, 1850.
Williams and Warren's celebrated cotillon band
has been engaged for the occasion.
Neither hats caps will be allowed in the room.
Tickets ST.; to be had at CisselPs Drug Store,
Georgetown; Butte, Patterson's, and Gardner's
Drug Stores, Washington; Adams Periodical
Store; II p. Tench's. Navy Yard; and Of the mem
beers Of the Company.
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CHmoeRAPny.-Thea art of penmanshiP is too little
valued among US. Many able and learned men.
through the impeuosity of their nature have writ
ten very illegibly, and apes, who cannot initiate
their better qualities, initiate their foibles. Hence
bad writing is by some regarded as an indication
of higher talents This is all nonsense. Good pen
manship is desirable in business, and an accom-
plishment worthy the acquisition Of every man.
Our country never witnessed the nssemblage of a
body Of greater men than they who proclaimed the
Declaration Of our Independence; yet their sigma
lures show that the small matter Of writing legbly
was not beneath their attention. We commend
this subject 10 such persons as are willing to inn
prove in this art; md guide and instructor
would commend TO them Mr.. RcHARDsoS, at
Lane & fuckers new building.
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Local Matters.

SzcnISo. the present Emperor of China, is said
to be nineteen years Of age.
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DICTIONARY or DArEs-Ths World.

Life OF John Randolph, by Garland.
Bersnger's Lyrics translated and illustrated.
new supply just received by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Nov is Booksellers, near 9th street.
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DYER 81 MCGUIRE.
General Auction and Com mission Mere hsnts-
and Dealers In Cabinet Furniture
and uouse-furnishine Goods,
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention of the public
IL to their extensive assortment Of superior Cahi-
net Furniture and House furnishing Gouds. select
ed by them expressly for this market, embracing
every article necessary for housekeeping.
They are prepared TO offer such facilities
not fail to accommodate all who may wish to pur-
chase.
We will soil either for cash or on a credit Of
from one 10 twelve months, upon approved sccu-
rity. DYER s. MEG UlRE.
Oct 25-eolm
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CoPYIso PRrssEs.-We have lately seen a copy
ing press used in such manner to save four fLhs
of the time usually occupied in ranferrng letters
The process requires no new expense whatever,
and is simpler and easier than with the dampened
sheet, the oiled paper, &c. Persons who desire to
sec the operation can do 30 by calling at TAYLOR
& MAURY's bookstore, and observing how they
conduct this process
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Deiardre Election.
The Late Fire in Ne,p Brun,,,ick.

WnMSeToN, Nov. l4.-Rosss majority as Gov
ernor is only about sixteen.
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wEEKLYBALTImoRE PATRIOT.

WILL BE COMMENCED on Saturday, the 4th
w of January, 1851, the publication Of the
Weekly Baltimore Patriot, at the Office Of the Daily
and Tri Weekly Patriot. This paper will be issued
every Saturday morning, on large double medium
sheet, containing all the news Of the week, by the
mails aud by telegraph, Political, Literary. and
Miscellaneous, and will aloo contain a full and ac-
curate account of the Baltimore Market. This will
be one Of the best and cheapest Papers Published
in the United States, and for the Country Reader
must be invaluable.
Besides its general news, il will be decidedly JPhig
m ITS politics, giving expression in each number 10
the great conservative Union measures which have
always characterized the Wing party, and which
have been maintained by the Daily Patriot for so
many years.
copy, one year ..........,........Sl 90
copies, to one address, one year,. 90
10 copies, to one address, one year,. 10 90
And at that rate for any number above ten copies
the cash be sent. in all cases, before the paper
will be forwarded.
{y-Copes will be furnished in wrappers at the
counting room at two cents each.
Address, postpaid.
ISAAC MUNRoE & CO.,
Nov 1876 Baltimore, Md
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.-Just received,
Il at the store of Clagett Dodson-
case low priced Furniture Muslins
cartons do do do in pairs
~ do white and colored Curtain Loops
3 gross new style Curtain Pins
All at exceedingly low prices.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door cast of 9th st.
Nov l6-3teoif
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FOR LIvEUPOOL.-Unted States MailSteam-
ship ARCTIC, Capt James G. Luce.-Ihis steam
ship will depart with the mails for Europe, pos
tively on Saturday, October 20, from her berth
at the foot of Canal street.
No berth occurred until paid for.
All letters must pass through the post ONCE;
For freight or passage, having unequalled ac-
commodations for elegance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
90 Wall st., New York.
The steamer BALTIC will succeed the Arctic,
| and sail the 10Th November. Oct 10
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Fine Arts- Their Naturalization IN Public and Pri-
gate buildings, Steamers, 3-c.-Ihe Art- Union
Picture GdIieries-Artisfie Decorations Of Manu-
factTes- Ornamenting PorceLdin-A Son Of
Judge Story Scuipfor-Ameican Artists at
international Copyight-Ihe Worlds
Exhibition IN London--AnnuaIs for The Coming
Season-Lonsytiloto's Poems printed, engraved
and bound in London by a Boston Publisher, &c.
The New York herald., 1850-04-12
Domestic MISCELLANY.

-Four hundred English Mormons arrived al ST Louis
on the 18th ult. route for Salt Lake
There were lao deaths by cholera In New Orleans
fer the week ending the 2id ult
Therc we're lC6 deaths In Philadelphia for the week
ending the 9Th inst
house. containing 300 half barrel. of povder at
niddlefeid Com was blown up on the night Of the
thirty miles.
The cotton and corn crops Of Lafourche parish
La have been almost entirely destroyed by frost.
rive of the v Wall Jr =. company were irow ned In
tne hafbor ~ san francisco the night Of the 2Sth
81 January Their names Nathaniel W wallace.
Isl Nicer Of Beverly Mass Wellington Tuttle. Chas.
Foster and Thomas y. Castle Of Bristol Conn, and
hxekel w. Nettleton Of Milford Conn
The trial of DR. Webster cost the state OF Massachu
setts about $1,000
passed 3C5 laws.
William Iianlcy is trial at Providence. n. l., for
the murder Of his wife Mary Hsnley.
lhere wete q deaths In Baltimore. for the week
ending the Sth inst
The Delaware river was 40 much swollen by the late
storm that all the mills about Lambcrtve have sus-
pended operations.
John "a Barrett who vas arrested and for some time
confined at spartsnburg 4. g. on suspicion Of being
an abolitonist died at Dublin. Indiana, on thr I'D
utimo.
Benjarnin H. punchard who died recently st An
dover Mass. bseuesthcd s6oOoo for the founding oil
high school in that town.
Charles whitford. confined for twelve years In the
state prison. for murder. has been par
doned by the Governor OF that state.
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Superior Court.

Arm 1O.-Wtii,an Laphas against Jaaes Berias--
Reriertn.-Mr John Fowler. Jr. counsel on behalf Of
the Plaintiff claimed that on the 7th OF Msy, 1slp.
defendant sold out the stock of liquors &c Of the
W hite House. at Yorkvie. to one Myrsn Van Dcuren
and gave him hill Of sale therefor; and that subse
quently, the 2sth of May. 1ste. Van Deuxcn sold
out TO the plaintiff. On plaintiff proceeding to take
away the goods thus purchased the defendant claimed
property. and refused 20 deliver up whereupon plain.
tin brought repievin The defendant contendcd that
he had lien on account Of further Indebtedness
Verdict for plaintiff. S12s
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the time shall come, the way will come with il,
the preparations for il be complete. The North
settled this question, easily, quietly. Surely il is
no great stretch Of charity for TO suppose that in
due time the same thing will be accomplished in
the South. We of the North have given no pecu.
liar evidence of superior goodness, that we should
suppose the South not TO be possessed OF as much
justice, charity and good sense as ourselves.
! believe that the hour for the complete enfran-
chisement of the Southern slave, will be the hour
of the complete preparation for the work of African
redemption and civilizaton-and that hour will
make itself known in the removal of all obstacles
here and there; in the preparation of the workmen
and the work; and earnestly hope that, guided by
happier influences than seem now 10 pervade the
country, the pulpit, the press, the people of the
North and the South, may give their thoughts and
efforts to this subject in the spirit Of Him, whose
mission to our earth was heralded by the procla-
nation Of peace and good will
With great regard, yours,
n T.
The New York herald., 1850-04-12
Political Intelligence.

THr NssuvfLIE CONVENTION ~ GroRaf.-Av very small
vote vas polled throughout the State Of Georgia
the delegates to the Nashville Convention In savan-
nsh- Only about lao votes polled; In Columbia.
about l2o; and In Athens. but two votes were cast
NEw YORK ELtcrrOSs.-At the recent elections In
Coiumoia county. the wings elected nine and the de-
mocrats eleven officers Last year there fourteen
wings and six democrats In Schenectady county six
democrats and two wings. Last year. five wings and
three democrats In Wayne county seven wings and
eight democrats. Last year, nine wings aud six de-
m0crnfs
The New York herald., 1850-04-12
xHE TOPIC OF THE DAY.
VIEWS OF COMMODORE STOCKTON,
on TIE
SLAVERY QUESTION:
nm WEBSTER TO COMMODORE STOCKTON.
MIN w .sursaroS- March %. lSj

My DEAR SIR;-I send TO you, as an oid irend, a
ony Of NV late speech in the Senate. IL relates TO
Subject quite interesting to the country, as con-
nectcd with the question of proper governments
for those new territories which you had an i'm
portant agency in bringing under the power of the
United States.
would hardly ask your opinion of the general
continents of the speech, although know you are
very competent Judge; but that, being out of the
strife of politics, your judgment is not likely TO be
BIASED, and that you have great stake as any
man in the preservation of the Union. and the main
Ienance of the government on its true principles.
am, dear sir, with great respect,
Yours, DASL. WEBSTER.
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER-LuM BER-LU ABEK
Is HAVE o. HAND ~ our s,rsDl ss"m NIL IN Koch
w -si-r about eleven hundred thousand fert 81 mo
cifc-.i krd Of white pine boards sud panS- sfge pro-
norton u sBf }, D.! y +r1 .ifct"s NICK sawed
1,b a. ff II isf pas.ed through planning machine IL
H.. On t. 1snE Of czls, where h eau be shipped on
hoz.s y itbDLt irsHing
~, ,.h.r ~ y ~ 10 sei here .nd Ia hat erd invite
e attention - Srs YORK srf Fssierr lumber n-rchan1
toi we 9ih give good h-fy-in IT, sfy ono who may
= 81 o pufchas~ III ia ~ averages - g1 nat money
-sn - made Oh u.
W cAn fir1ish wildwood, Oss, ssh, h.ckory any
Ead y timber sny quantity u feather edged and straight
cagboafts sri saved single o. sDlr. Nr ships, and
blank timber u any required tcknsfs, Sc any lsnzh
90 - REFERENCE D. Caupa-i GoOiy SO " s.h
irg IDr-sl Nv Y0rs and K bf.siOs. Harlem.
j. r hILLFsEK co
g,r1-st-r Hsr,s H. l.1 ms 4eD lsSs'
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NlN-l OH HOSPITAL, hoU-@y' aFfA -
70 A. Editor q TAe Tribune:
Drla SIX: It frequently occars that the follow
ing circumstances come under MY notice A father
nosier or oh..d. wishing 20 sen! 70 the old country
Tor relative, have been boarding ;heir litle earn
ings years. and yet may want few dollars Of
ne REQUISITE passage moae,, snd conseQue n,ly re
2aire 70 delay another season the sending Tor their
fenis
Upon giving this subject cons Iteration. with a
view 70 siovins sreliel In these distressing cases
NE Showing vii ,CgCCstitset. namely ;hstthere
large fund lyrg le; that what cannot be done
,'ai'casly, coud be Effected to the extent of az
east one-hat b combination. Suppose Patrick
James and May have each laid by SlO 20 pay the
t"sAse 0. thr respective trends they can do
H''mas unit, hey each have $ more. making the
kee Of passEe from Ireland 70 tins country SIS
ste TIE suns combiued. two passages could be-
lr'd iU ana the ,fg,s aud credit OF the three
Il. a - VIZ
large fund thar hes useless at the presei |,
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...-..rI 13uEG aiCH soaN Lowe


"''.
.-... ,h.a s..s. s-o-a =, Wed NJ
Aad' !, ~ ,h,. tremb.n- hung
Ii''' " It-..,. sr,l. dos -' liver
In tie me- -'-.....r,, aal -hs. rs coarse
Drew P'' .......... ..r.t re. hoav.a.
Iot. r,'..,..s' r.yc o. give Doc maze
Asssi o.. D'.1''., '...s r.. .a,.r.. iove.
F. zoe ,.'-1 t,ou ,.e.str... stretch thy wing
A. ''' ...-. ,-as.ar I'd a..h veins oi i'e'
s2o''el .... .et ,sea aa. ue resp
BsiFe'- .~..e.,.ornti,. A., is true
II 'as'-'- .,.r roof OF @ peasant, shed
Ia ne ~" ....5,. .l.mt o-ta MOI
sie's'' ,..,., ..,. Decd. les. aras.
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CARpEIING.
IMP TED ARPE 7 S.
~ -I y PIP

Broadway. opposite Cay HILL
JkNING RECkNkD thrlr Spring impofiat IS %
new auc choice goods Of rng The largest and
selected ssSnra- to beautiful Cgrqeungs ever before
exhibited h.s msrse containing many patterns u
RICH VELVET AND TAPESTRY CARPETS
from the celebrated ManuacrA ut Crpss.rs Sous, zuc
lie greatest variety 81 tng - Brussels super lugrsn
rhr-cply and Other Csrpefrss. embracing msy choice
STYLES, ~ be obtained 0lN 40 tleir warehouse
These goods being OF hrr OWL importation, and havlaz
ordered before The advance IN prCes they
enabled 70 sell them on Terms vhca Offer peculiar induce
merits 10 customers.
large stock OF Vel seasoned EGSi,sh AID American
rocr o. oths II ever -, end quality constantly
hArf =. RrosaNay Il9 .meotls'
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Co~--sr. l-ar-o -1- , ...-i- .-t
h'F'N"
- g $40 A .....f.. an ...
pr4l- ".
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"lc ,.--.. .....s .l-. m
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t,o.. y,harI t.'-t.. s-- % t.e ship ,a6e
It.-.., .- e.r..I, .... -.l .mu ...l-e'y
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ora a.. '.. '-.'-- ..........,. san. rate
i,-....ii. ,.-....s.- lead was on th-
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l...,.r f-.. ham a- ~ la..a-as due
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l"H'" + 20 ... t,...,.., touched thee
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.'o' ,i..,..,,.a-4 and being .bb tide.
na.'' f'... '-. ,t, 49,, 49, 3D.. fsIsn4 and then
ict 'gcH ..'o l"G ". a.. -, -, 80
'achrd ana 500 ~. 49, - '' ,4
very AL! ahi pa'..A'! on ". 49,, .- -
put every t"iHs De.oN 1'i 49, 80 -. ,,ax
order - run her we, up on .", -. -
the ground pretty marc, Nv' "..- a. ,,-
20 the WIND. ordered '"e s"D' ~ -
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l l On- fre Rosewood Piano maize ~ Nuns { srN
beautiful collection Of Paintings sud krIra'in-s. \. -
HENRY II LEEDS co WI SEE 81 auction on W ?
NESDAY Apr - al go O'clock. a. - DIVERSITY - ace,
corner at Nigh The furniture coutsoed 100 sli house. a.
made tJ order iu the fashionable manner CONSIST of
one bsigrf rosewood piano fore m de hy Nuns -rs
Brussels carpets rosewood iss chars arm ana sew TX
do diyaB. covered IN blue velvet plush, French fancy
chair. sofas and tables marble tops rosewood "a
be. pier g.sssrs A1wer stands with SILVER -Sg china
vases window snG ace curtains antique rosewood sofa
.-s, ood teboad. with marble .op G-ecisn back d'irg
chairs mechanical and Cufce anps fancy tk'and IVORY
do and other fancy articles mahogany extension di0nS Ia
bic oil cloth Sc bedroom furniture cons sung oi brs-sr.
carpets ingram do marble top swing gl-ss's serpeuure
font bureaus chars couches &c 10 match. French bed
-sd. d.. bedding. mstresses rosewood tables it ~
ar.c - real French bedslesi marble top amorir, VIII
draw sus mirror and basin, ~srdroh-s. with loosi7 *
glass 'front.' lined with satin ood marble TOP night sispd
Also large assortment Of china, glass, dinner desert
ard Tea sells an excellent assortment OF kitchen iuf-i
tIr- Sc.
Twenty xix beautiful paintings ard ensrsyngs hy Terng
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