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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23

SHERIDAN AND THE BooTs.--Sheridan
made his appearance one day in pair of
new boots; these attracting the notice of
some Of his friends. "nnw guess" said he,
chow came by these boots" Many
probable gucsses then took place. "No,"
said Sheridan, emo you've not hit it, nor
never will bought them, and paid for
themw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23
1)oetry,
SONG OF THE LOCOMOTIVE.

EDWARDS ! come in my power and pride,
With speed that will not slacki
And over every thing I'll ride
Which comes upon my track.
The drink love is the boiling stream,
My food is the blazing fire,
And volumes of hot and scalding steam
Are the breath which rrspire.
The feetcst ccurser I leave behind,
And the bird in its airy fight,
The feathered shaft and the rushing wind,
| pass in my furious might;
The head gets dizzy, the eyes grow dim
Tha, strive my course to trace,
While swift as the livid lightning's glcam
hurry along my race,
Chain to my iron frame your cars,
And mount in what number you please,
No matter what burden beside they bear,
I'll drag them along with case.
OFF will start when the morning light
Girds the orient with its glow,
And onward keep when the starlcss night
Is shading the world below.
Around the earth clear me track,
Give me my water and fire,
And the circuit will quickly make,
Nor think that soon will tire.
NV muscles, and sinews. and nerves arc brass
My ribs of the old oak grim,
And well Hammered metal my bowels incase,
And iron or steel is each limb.
A warning light is my smoky glare,
At the sound of my Kissing breath
Clear from my path, for tic loterers there
Meet bruises, and wounds, and death.
For onward come, in my pow'r and pride,
With speed that will not slack,
And on to my journeys end III ride,
And nothing shall keep me back.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23

HoosIER CoNvERsATioH.--" Halo
stranger, you appear to be travelling?"
Yes, always travel when Oh Il jour-
ncy."
"And pray, what might your name be!"
1t mi ight be Sam Patch, but it isn't"
"Have YOU been long in these parts 2"
"Never longer than at present-5 feet
g."
"Do you get any thing new?"
Yes, bought Il new milestone this
M rning."
81 thought so; you are the sharpcst
blade Eve met Oh this road"
FREAKS OF GENUS" Kitty, where's
the frying panl"
"Johnny's got it carting mud and clam
shells up the alley with the cat for horse 4"
"The dear little fellow, what genus
he will make; bu' 60 and g"t it. We'er
going to have company, and must fry
some fish for dinner"
MEASNEss.-Of all possible vices which
pervade this vicious world, mcanness is
the meanest. Lying, stealing, and swin-
ding, if practised according to the Gus
tomary rules, are decidedly honorable in
comparison with that peculiar littleness
of soul, in which some men will act
against their own interests, in their sedu-
lous efforts to avoid contributing the least
possible patronage or benefit to others.
4 SUrERFLUoUs SUcGEsT1oN.-A coun.
try gentleman, who had taken some pains
10 Instruct the rustic inhabitants in the
proper signs of respect due to him, being
riding on horse given to shy, and OBJ,
serving lad walking before him, called
out, "Boy, don't take off your hat?'
The youth, turning his head very limo.
Gently replied, 81 worn't going to sir"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23

SIR JOHN FRAsKLM.-Captain Griffith, of
the brig Rescue, of the American Arctic ex-
pedition, which reached New York on Tues
day, entertains the same hypothesis, as to the
fate of Sir John Franklin, with Lieut. De
Haven. and some of the officers of the Bri.
tish expedition, namely, that he is hemned
in BY the leo at a point to which these es7e-
ditions have not vet been able to penetrate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23

THE BITTER BIrrEN.-Some one has
told an anecdote something like this =
A gambler challenged an old pilot on the
Mississippi to play game of loo. The
old fellow was too much for the travelling
gentleman, and bled him $50 in short
metre.
"Now," says the blackleg, "I'll bet
YOU SO against the SO you have just won,
that can turn up Jack the first thing"
"Never mind" says the pilot, "let's
have game at old slcdgc You can
easily get your change back at that"
But so far from this. in a few hands the
gambler was minus $50 more; when he
offered to bet hundred dollars he could
turn up Jack.
every well, go ahead"
Over went-the who7e pack.
"Wall," said the gambler, 81 reckon
there's Jack up"
"Not's you knows on" said the pilot,
for while we were at old sledge, l stole
ont all the Jacks"
The blackleg had run against snag,
and he wasn't insured!
KEEP YOUR DIsrASrE.-Tbe Pledge
and Standard relates the following incl
dent of a philadelphia son of Neptune ::
A clever sailor has lately joined the
Sons of Temperance in Philadelphia, af.
ter running 4 course Of dissipation by
which his means were pretty well ex-
hausted. At the time of signing the
pledge he was indebted to Il rumseller one
shilling. A few days ago he went to pay
off the score. but heing determined not
to enter the house in which he had been
robbed, lie got a long pole, attached the
piece of money to the end of it, and stand
ing at the outside of the door, reached it
to the a>tonished publican, and marched
Off with Il jolly heart.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-10-23
Respectfully, ]. A. WOODWARD.

TRIP AROUND THE WoRLD-R. S. Wade,
Esq, has just returned from Europe to Bos-
Ton. In December last he left Boston for
California, thence proceeded to China in the
bark George T.. Webster, and thence to Eng
land via the overland route from India, thus
having taken turn around the globe in less
than nine months, stopping two months of
the time in San Francisco. month in China,
and at least fortnight in England.
The PENDLEToN MEssENGER.-We are
pleased to learn that new series of the Mes
senger, advocating the same principle as be-
fore, will be issuedi in shurt time. The SUBJ
scription price will be the same az heretofore.
Those wishing to subscribe will forward their
names, directed to the Pendleton Messenger" )"
-Greenville Mountaineer.
The ALBANY KS1cKERBockER gives us an
account of wonderful dog, belonging to
one Of its carriers. The carrier fell sick,
when he sent out boy to deliver the pa
pers. All he had to do was to follow the
dog, who stopped at the residence of each
subscriber and wagged his tail. never miss
ing one in 4 list of six hundred. AT the
door of all subscribers who had not paid for
their paper for length of time, the dog
was heard to howl! This is most intelli-
gent and useful animal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

AihANfs AprH ~ io'A
No0-coNcrrRENcK ruE ant
The Senate returned the Militia bill with amendments
which were non-concurrcd In by the House.
alr L. Hams then moved for committee of confer
,Bce.-Cuuicd
0prCtsL onrrp rcp 1iuRp nrAptNo ntlts.
Tu,sday ret apart for the third reading Of bills
oSrin. ntvSR IsfrroyEaSNr
The roue then went into committee u tho whole, on
the Oneida River Improvement bnl-Passcd.
Irm cAssis-NANIKrANog pssrs, Erc
The bill for the maintenance o. the canals f0r the hsca
year ending SEPTEMBER 20 1851 Passed.
u bill aLO passed in relation TO the canal debt and
tho nsinttrrnts Of the canals, for the hscl year
c,umcncitg October I, 1851, and 10 provide for the
conpleon ofthc works connected thercwi,h This bin ap
rroatts ~ 10000 for the payment q interest and to
redeem Tho principal or the canal debt aa existed the
w The Manhatan Company for the issue and transfer q
~ stccs fort the expenses ~ collection Of tolls supern
tndrcc and ordinary rpair ofpubc works and t. pay
ic elscs uf he canal cDmnisoncr the state engineer
aLd surveyor the auditor of the canal department. clerk
hc aud Incidental expcnses Il the canal IL IT. AMI canal
aIpfaistrs, the " s000OO0. much thereof
fia he necessary and tho of $50 900 for the
Fiction n the Maine and Hamburg state Canal and the
ctnftuttn ~ two canal basins and the dips connected
herewith for the accommodation Of the canal boats Ia
the city of Buffalo.
ETLsncFNpsr tocKs cAsAt.
The Committee a the Whole also considered aud pass.
I'd the bill o. provide for the enlargement a the locks ~
the Oswcgo Canal This bill provides for tc loaning
the credit " the State the sum Of soOoOo TO be applied
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publication, and copy transmitted to the Cham
Der Of Commerce, for such action A. they may deem
advisable in the premises:-
CHAMBER Co,~racr,l
LiNsERtch. March q, 1851 (
7ohe hsn HIndtfR q. G. KirgsianS, Mayor Of Nee
Sir The czers of Limerick having observed by
statements In the press that it H. the intention Of many
American citizens to embark from New York for the
ffpse of visiting the great Industrial Exhibition Of
all Nations to opcn in May next deem this suitable
Opportunity TO bring into effect the anxious desire they
have long cntertsinsI of estsbshg closer int i'm tcy
ard ncrcoursc with The citizens the American rrpub-
lie whom the people Of Ireland attached by
many ties.
As the ncarcst point Of Europe 1, the Ar,ri,p CONT
ncn II Is natural that the most westerly and seaport
In Ir,laud should desire to incrra and foster that
mercia intercourse with the United whcn nature
apra as 70 Indicate ~ particularly her own; aud bc
anxious 70 AJih 70 the espcrienee q intelligent Anne
CT Limerick on the shannon rs tn point of coainuni
cation between Europe aud America through which the
Usst speedy and advantageous intelligence ana inter.
course eau %. attained Besides which reasons, are
unwilling NJ rishm,n that the generous ctzns of the
United States to whose humane bounty mi. country
indebted Tor such muninccnt ani timely AID In the
of famine aud distress should pas, by our shor
70 Whit the sister kingdom without mark Of gral
tude nj our hands.
Animated by thcee feelings nv fellow citizens Of every
rank, denomination and class have prrscnted m with
rquisiton in compliance with which have The honor
10 request you vail have the great knineS aiont the
means which 10 your Judgment, may seem most sIyis-
bic to convey TO the citizens of the United state, the
cstctful aud carnet invitation Of tn cizen Of Lime
that yourself ami such genilgmc my be dspo'-
cd VII honor us by selecting this the port u ds,m.
tartt 10 Tor ono of your steamers visiting the Unit
cd kinFjtm. and by accepting. that occasion the
welcome 81 The people ~ Limerick the Irih .hor al
public banquet IN Ills ancient ani renowned city
II may BE-, perhaps. useful u say that Lin sick has
uninterrupted communication. by railway and steam
with London. IN twenty two hours an ana au horlxel
10 sGd. that the vessel whiting the sham n on this uyi
taton. win be exempt from NJ local haTbor dues
May J. therefore hope the favor - cariy reply from
you or The informalion = my tow citizens ininans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
Ne-@o.~ey~r.~0o~er~NNe<>>>
AFFAIRS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
NNNNeNnrNNN~NoNNoNoyNNO
INTERES TING PROCEEDINGS.
oNNo~0y>NNNoN~~~No~~o
Extensive Fire in Catskill.
Oo~N~nNo~~~~~~1ee.oco
ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY,
&c., &c., SC.
Approaching Hnd Of the Legislature-Un-
finished Business.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS.
Extensive Fire in Catskill.


finished Business.
ALBANY April Ia, 1851.
Several bills, amendments to acts, before tho
Assembly but will not probably get through at the pre-
sent session. They follows -
An act in relation to the transportation of freight
the New York and Erie Railroad provides that nothing
in the act Of April 2 1850, shall be construed
thorizo the New York and Erie Railread Company
their freight trans any railroad through the State
Of New jersey This reported by Mr.. Varnum from
the Committee Railroads. Read twice and given to
Committee Of the Whole.
An act provide for the public printing proposes
make the Office Of public printer State elective to
he held for two years. He must be practical printer
81 300 salary in lieu Of fees He is to give bonds in
sioO for the faithful discharge of duties The Lgis
lauTe to have he power of removing the public printer
he neects his duty $4,000 to be granted to tho
public printer for purchasing printing Office with the
Of tho comptroller, State engineer and
veyor lie IL TO have power to lease premises for four
years more &c lie Is to make oath to the
ableness of his charges &c, go. Reported by Mr. Car
roll and read twice, and committed to the Committee
the Whole.
An act authorizing married women, members stock
holders Of incorporated companies to vote hy proxy
in person for directors and trustees Nothing Is said
about spinsters widows introduced notice by Mr.
Anthon, read twice and from Judiciary Committee
mittcd TO the Committee Of the Whole
An act to make of the street department Of
the city Of New York saiared officers. They to pay
all money collected by them to the Chamberlain OF
the city and county week. The salary, in lieu of
by Mr. varnum read twice and before the Committee OF
the hWole
Mr. Mann has reported to the Senate, from a Joint
Select Committee long bill to amend the Code Of Pro
cejure 1t embraces variety Of changes some OF which
framed for the purpose Of hing the business
before the ighcr courts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

WASIIINHTON, April
The wheclvrights coachmakers, and bicksmitI,s pa
rde to day. they being strike for higher wages. In
the course Of their march, they assaulted several who
uld not rs,itc and number os the procession were
aTrcs,cd by the police.
The Circuit Court, on Saturday the motion Of
Major Tochren. ordered that the of Messrs
lTdcyand fendell attorneys fos the heirs Of Kos
ciosk be stricken from all suits docket in which
they now appear sher powers of attorney having been
revoked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

HUDSON, April Ia L. N.
most detructive fire broke out in Catski at three
o'clock this m'rnng and before it could be subdued
consumed the Green County Hotel the Franklin House
the Dutch Reformed Baptist and African churches the
dwellings of Rev. DR.. Nnrdock DIR. John Doan. Mrs
Charles Clark Misses sherman Robert Doolon. William
Barnet and other dwellings also the stables
OF Messrs. Beach, Prime, and Brown & Van Burger,
together with their contents. eighteen horses some
carriages. grain, Sc The Telegraph Office and store Of
Mr. Sylvester torn down bat he saved most Of his
goods. and His instruments The total loss about
$4,000, insurance about $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

Eostvain The ( Huxtou has been relnsta.ei. and
ofd,rtd % tho Y slccp II war jamestown
The y : shfs CUng-css AMI st, Louis were n Monte
yidtO Itb 2
flc,p q war Marion Commander WIN " Giendy
fehd frt m Canfen later end of January for Manila
ihe u : slocp of war Germantown, Com James y
ktelt failed ycsferaay for the cnast ~ ffcs list
~ htr oficers appeared In yesterday 4 H~af
Z n steamer Sarauac Com Tstnal sail a l4.m Ht-
81 in i /. nrlLl-.
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Opening of the erie Canal.


Tho water was LEI Ia at this trd ~ tn canal slur
day evening We understand that Il vas found In
splendid order between thss city and Roche ter The
ko,hsster canal fr, fht boats adiug Saturday
at 20 cent? for flour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
The Child Murder st BnltfmUre--Steamer
Brother Jonathan, &c.

BALTIMORE, Ap1l A. 1851
The examination Of the parties accused of the murder
Of the child Thursday last is progressing 1t is STILL
howcver, enshrouded in mystery
The steamship Brother Jonathan, for Cbasnes, will
positively sail from this port or "wednesday.
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Henry CIay's departure from New Orleans,
State of the River.

NV UHIiANs, April II, ISoI
The Hon. Henry Clay will leave here for Ashland to-
night. He l. slightly indisposcd
The river is falling slowly and there is danger
Of an overflow in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
VERY LATE FROM CUBA.
Arrival Of the Isabel, at Charleston.
The ThreatensA Re-InvasiOn or the Island.
&C.. &C., &c.

The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, at Csarlcg-
ton, left Havana on the 9th inst, and brought us
correspondence, and the DsaylD de Ia DEuv,u4
and the Faro Industrial de IL H,baala, to the day of
sailing. re.
The news received is of an Interesting character,
in showing the extent of the rumors liz Cabs e
another threatened invasion frosf Lepey md his
followers. We give the rumors fc- what they are
worth
Neither cur ie,,ers nor papers contain any anu
scn no the great fire reported via New Orleans as
having occurred ON the plsatations
According to the papers, the island hach,ot bees
troubled by amy revolutionary movements. Tran
guilty was Perfect, and the Goyernor-t ,ene.el, D0a
Jote de IN Conchs, was every day making im.srovs
ments. The Redl Soctnfm kroson,i.1 has publish
ed programme of the exposition of industry. Aari-
cutunc ard arts, which viii take place next he.
vpmber. Numerous and beautfu prizes wilb be
given to perS0Ds who will exhtit the best prodooe
in all these bvanckcs.
Ii is reportesthat the Governor has the intention
OF organizing p municipal guart, the service sf
which will be on the plan OF the guard Of Paris.
The papers sIeak highly Of this intended project.
and thank Gen. Cencha for the reforms made in the
various municipal departments.
The Governor of Havana has granted an ounce
of gold per month to sixteen young orphans, sons
OF officers OF the army eih'grates n'order to Learn
profession. This ordinance had been received
with pleasure by the whole 20 p,laticn.
On the 7th inst all the troops Of the garrison,
and the civic guard created by the Goversor-( enc
raj, were reviewed by him. The sight magni-
fcent, and an immense crowd prcseat at the
parade.
Sr. d. Juan Gregorio Munos Fumes lately ne
minated charge foBaucs to the court Of Bclgium.
died at Havana, on the 7th Of March
magnificent sercnade was given to the lady Of
the Captain General, for her anniversary. -Four
musical bands played national airs for two hours.
Nearly five thousand persons present on the
occasion.
festival sotree was given the 7.h, in the
house Of Sr. Vicente A. Castro, by the students Of
medicine, in honor of their professor. Several pie
oes were performed by these young men, who left
the house at two o'clock ut night.
There are 10 theatrical performances now in Ha-
vara. " is said that Mile. Teresa Parod with the
artists who accompany her, will shortly visit Ha-
vana, ard give a few concerts. Her arrived u
looked for with impatience They know ncsIsing
OF any opera, for the next season. All TIE artists
have left Havana, and Marti yet undecideiwhesh-
er to engage another trocpe or to shut up the Ia
con theatre for some time.
Mile. BoSo, Arditi, and Bottesini LETT Havena
with the Isabel and ia this city.
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Veto OF the Pennsylvania Judicial District
BMl.

Aprh ~, lS5l
The bill dividing the State into judicial districts has
been vetoed by the Governor, this morning because
obvious bundcrs such requiring a.l associate judges
TO be learned i'll law requiring courts 90 be held the
days in different courts in the district and
other of the sort bearing evident marks of
hasty and inconsidcratc legislation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

'AhLisLr Ia" AprH ~. 1901.
There Is great excitement in the Dickinson College
Nine members OF the junior class have been dismissed
for ins subordnation
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A MEXICAN HOTEL. PANAMA. y. o.-TnIs EsrA
lishnsn. s the largest PgSe house On hs i,tmas Is
sion own and in the busioess ny knl aud
careful Ely
A Ia LANTEgNE-aR. SHELLEY. As GUIDE Fog
n stranger. 20 his stylish an4 e.rrb rgttsnr,at hgs
west corner . broadway ana Auibsal streets Al tie
lishment. Massachusetts, nay o. y,,crs.
vVuE "uArT corT" RESTAURANT. 20 FOURTH
door from Woos, street. 4 open, and
the public respectfully invited ,dt Gestty = s
motto and shall strive to please y oasrSF nogs bg. tas
very best. r. 4 AENgs
IAcKsoN's PATENT ASSUNCIAToR. or uorrL
fer bell. = ermeriy IL use. rs Invention 6ss ayaraby
,.ssss Ss srs rssIsS@ ss oa q T ~ X
cute silver medal a. the Boston tr aad diplomas wheIe
p.ro5mssss sss . Feir !. ngsty an ne laisi A.,
tstmoniss % persons Who have trsat IA 5
hanging the use Of and the puttipg ap y AEnga
Dear sirsIn answer yours 5ftas ~ ln.t assnf ny
Tssersph Ges to state ,has j. s,tsd them ~ il n,a
rs mr., Ss,, I. ,s sSs; IN sstSs S sr 4 a. n ps A. A. %
shat possibly could Y knew q ~ machine
simplicity is slegaet appgaraa's a. we y ~ ganesal
s sS, sfssrs = G me %ds, ~ rsrs /. ' Psr P re
rmcnas CHALMERS Hel. lIss.syy Yreor street,
cen,'rfSr ,is s, 49, tsrse ye2r h3s va is'ols
IN vermont aud il has proved rtiy sts,ctsry 10
che owners a. well = myclG ea decidedly = opiusn tat
sad durslili,, in i,sslf \, s.s taaaee.er, tat
aisS ss.rSs sSss Ts, s kIH VlE S ssrss
w., G1,s ss, rs' az ySfr .. 2
feet ss.isfastion Asan ysnteu tor souaton meaan-
Tsnsemsnt " ar6esitanrs ~ II - oer linton that Il
''''P'r'o' % 'ss sssGRfG6a Hs nAilsS u., u,n,er.
NV yonE Msrsh Z ISL ~ C.tyst.s Street,
tbis city you desire L n6w M opaioa d ibea eoa-
sSSe Ss %Ss nsa 's sad orns@sns md @ ~ y oenpeas
person '''''ih HENRY IIGclIsrsAssru psn uap-cr
rrthsntnri'iA, hareh I. l,tl' !. NVu5a h,Shta Il,
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The following courteous letter, addressed to the
Mayor of New York, has been handed to Us for
publication, and copy transmitted to the Cham
Der of Commerce, for such action A. they may deem
advisable in the prcmises;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15
DOUBLE E SHEET.

DOUBLE SHEET.
,.... SALES BY AUCTION.
i W.. BROWN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
spaldns Shepard par i ESSs Broaa~sy ' wv ''''' d
WV. MecoRxIcK AucTIosEER. FUR
at ~ vass sls G S9 raare W" a y ss a % rt
giving up houseksspng; consisting Of Brussels ani ingram
oil pantnss mantle clock ecrandoles French Ssdstsads
bedroom and kitchen furniture &c.
RYJ; MEcEsAN. AuorIoSEER WEDNESDAY.
and Hicks srss sroSIn Ns Same n S'as dsy s
Furniture in both these houses i IS As soSa =,
Which s'ss cam u hss M Sr s Raan see
HENRY u. LEEDS. AUcTloyEER.-sALE OF ELE,
sell at suction this day 10 os.aek No. Lafayette
gsss csSnaaS Roy ssnt,s q
panoieres made to order rosewood ana mahogany
mane se Ssroonp furniture q
HEEsNiRs1Y6, Il ICED, LEEDS, ,ArcTloNEER; GENTEEh
a. auction this day $ cia..n place o'clock
Gentleman breaking housekeeping conlistias
n rug Se rosewood paror farn
tops pier Glasses marble top dressing bedroom
See catalogue
HOMER MORGAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE.
hold furntureHomer Morgan will sell at ,uotlon on
Twelfth street the furture house
chairs sofas e6Ue anu h eiyrsns Siena gnanS
E asf I tr s1s sSpT oS s srs
asrSls top ss.,re tables extension ai,as DO book
.edste:ds bedding paintings mantel ornaments gas
II 9. KEMP. AUCTIoNEEa-RosEwoo ANDMA-
a ssd anAs P ss
fur n Of and cabinet
s
9.snes Of hsns obliged the hrs May
plush s. o. the richest dciGas styles
centre table With Egy nsin white and gold
p'sS S ana nnS ossf aS
ahna essnon nn hcs r & aasass
chairs sideboards library book ounvcs yotsr and
morning Of ,ae Goods purchased the city
IN the Of Nav @ Sf .S s saa
must be removed before that day the be
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-Tmos. BrLL, AUcTIoNEER-DY
~, III pu.a ,o a9n4gn Goods, Extpsvs aud Ssgasls
Isesysd sk. frinss Iasss t VIM i't o,s
I # % the ga a' e. .S % Sc
Rooms most valuable variety q elegant FURNITURE all
asIo"' beautiful Carpet Tog oE' ne 2lfns G'sss n
A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-THos snFLItAUcTIoNEER-D
No ~ wishs ~ as, F, o. dS caa a.
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