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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12
TO THE PUBLIC.
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.

NJ WE would invite the Ladies 10 call and examine
- our extensive Stock of Green, Blue, and Black
\Watcrcd, Bordered and Lined silk and Satin Tuer
PARAS0LS-the largest assortment In the District, at
greatly reduced prices.
Also choice selection Of UMBRELLAS a. OF the latest
fashion, and the work warranted.
JUST RECEIVED-a handsone variety Of silks and
scotch Ginghsms for recovering
AS Repairing and Covering faithfully and punctuslly
executed A. C0RBIT Co,
6-6m Penn near "
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

PRINTERS NATIONAL CONVENTION. Print
ers' National Convention, composed of repre-
sentatives Of the various Typographical Socie-
ties Of the Union, was to assemble this morning
in Baltimore The Sun of this morning antici-
pates quite large attendance, and that business
of much Importance to the craft would come
before the convention, which will continue in
session for several DAYS
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

"THE NEWSPAPER THAT GIVES NO CREDIT"
We find il on our table this morning, full Of
editorials. Some Of them begin with "An ex-
change says" others begin, /" We agree with
. contemporary, who says" and some have no
marks to betray the theft The editor com
piles well, however: some think he prits well
Perhaps so but we have never had chance
of criticising any Of his writings.
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LOOK HERE (!

IN PIECES Atwood Rlannels, nearly yard wide Csc.
W Brown Cottons as low ~ cents ysrdl
Beautiful Fall Caicoes, from cents up.
New Cashmeres and Mousselaines, pretty and cheap.
Ticking as low AZ cents.
100 pieces beachcd Cotton from cents up very cheap
Persons buying to sell again will here find excellent
assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves Pins, Tapes, &C. &C.
Baltimore prces Also, assortment Of Extracts, Co
Iognes Soap Brushes Combs and Fancy articles, about
IS per less than regular prices few Fall style
Bonnets just received. T. b. BROWN,
sep Ctr Pa. Az, opposite Browns Hotel.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

CRoPs IN OHIo.--A letter from Dayton says:
The small grain crops are all harvested-snd
such crops Such wheat, rye, oats, and fax
The store houses and granaries are full How
we could put famine 10 rest with our over
flowing abundancesl
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

The AxERIoAs BOARD OF FoREraN MIS-
sross This body is now holding its annual
session In Portland Maine. The abstract Of the
report shows receipts of 1874, s02.21 for the
year, and $685., sso.66 as expenditure; the debt
IA $49, 999.40.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

Mr.. WEBsTER.-Tho Boston Bee of yesterday
states that the Hon. Daniel Webster left that
city on Wednesday, for Marshfeld He is suf-
fering from severe attack of catarrh
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

HoSoRs TO KossUTH.-In anticipation Of his
arrival, with his patriotic associates, Mt New
York, the Corporation has passed resolution
rendering them the Inequalities Of the city.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

GENERAL WooL. commend to the peru
sal Of every true friend Of the Union the pitby
and patriotic speech of this gallant officer,
which viii be found on our FIRST page.
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pREsERvIEG SUGARS

No 8, opposite the Centre Market.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIvBD a large stock Of stan.
wv dsrd white and clarified Sugars for Preserving
which selling At the lowest market prices
125 barrels and boxes OF standard Loaf Crushed Gran
ulated, Powdered and Clarified Sugars Also the best
quality and lov-prioed brown Sugars.
For sale by JNO. u. KIBBEY co.
23-I2trod
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CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY q CO.

MOST respectfully TO their customers and
wi public they daily receiving their Fall
supplies In rich fancy goods They will open this day
Monday large assortment In ladies' DRESS GOODS, In
udng the richest styles both In ooors and designs that
hey have had the pleasure Of before offering. We
invite early examination from the ladies' they will
find much richer goods than at later period Of the
season, and quite a. cheap [sep S-d1v
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sTRIEGsi

lust RECEIVED, at the Musical Depot nns lot Of
~ Violin Guitar Strings, direct from New York Also
fine assortment Of Yioonoelo and tenor Violin Strings
together With Violin and Vioonoeo Bows, Of all quail
ties and at all prices from rs cents to tS Persons wish
ing 10 bargain In Musical merchandise, should
call at and make selection, my stock Of nstru
ments Is at this time complete
GEO. HILBUs,
sep Ctr south side Of Pa sv next 10 10th III.
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NNTE ARE OFFERTNN HKEAT BHHWAINS IN Tot
wv Of and handsome Fall Goods consisting in part
Of
Handsome dress silks, very cheap
De LANES, plain Cashmercs
Large lot OF Tlsnnes, all oolors and prices
Beschsd Cottons, all prices
Irish Linens and house keeping goods generally, With
many other desirable goods 10 which invite the at
tepton Of our friends and the public Good goods and
fair prices. MYERS co.
sep beod2v Pa Az, between 9th 10th ats.
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WAsIIINGTONi
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, shri. ~. Z

,.---.Sa, l,psns--we continue 70 receive by every
a .,,sD.pers containing little card To the Pub
=" and asking an exchange Our offer in that has been
lang since revoked.
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NEW FALL GOODS!
NOW Is THE TIME-JUST OPENED

NOW Is THE TIME-JUsT OPENED
.)n PIECES rich Black silk Lsces, very cheap
III 10 do. Black Gro do Rhine SILK
10 do. Moussclsne do LANES, at 12c, very good
rs do. Extra do as cents
100 do. Cacoes, from cents up
100 do. Blesched shirtings and sheetings
As do. Atwood White and Colored Flsnnols
rs do. Bleached .nd Brown Canton do
20 do. Irish Linens, very low
Cloths, Csssimeree, Tveeds, Silk and Satin vesings.
Aso white grey black, and fancycolored Yarn. Cuso
will do well 10 give call, As have In store
good assortment Of fall goods and will sell at low prices
WILLIAM II. RILEY,
sep Str. corner 9Th st.. opposite Centre market.
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NEW DRY GOODS.

NAGRUDER CALVERT, Pennsylvsnis avenue
wi between sth and 9th streets have just received
frssn supply Of soasonabs DRY GOODS, which they viii
Oh At very low prices Their stock is large and
sortuent oomplatn. auA-U
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Attention, Chewers and Smokers

nowNERs popular Cigar and Tobacco stand IL veil
~ supplied With the best Hsvsnss and Principles.
Also splendid lot Of Chewing Tobacco, 10 which he en-
tonds cordial invitation 70 his friends and 10 gentlemen
Of tast. generally sep ctr
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12

In entering upon The above arrangement, the subscr
Der deems proper and Is happy TO have In his power
TO offer TO his friends and the public generally his sincere
thanks for their liberal support and patronage during the
time he has been in business and besp-aks the new
firm continuation Of past fayors, assuring all the
arrangement has been made under the fattering
circumstances the facilities Of the firm will be the
best for doing larger and extended business ON
the best and most advantageous principles TO buyers
So Persons having unsettled accounts with me will
have the kindness TO close them at early day posi-
bic, either with the cash short dates they
will see the necessity OF winding up the old business
su le-dlmif a. w VERY
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lIDTN0 CAUNTLETs-A supe-

nor article. Also Gentemen's Gauntsn-for sale at
MRS COLLISIONS new Millinery and Fancy store,
ASs SIXTH Street, nsar cor Louinsns Avenue
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP

fTHE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him in the
i Dry Goods business Il. L. MILLER, Of Jefferson
county, Virginia; the copartnership take effect from
the 18th inst The business for the future win be con-
Quoted under the hrm Of YrHBY MILLER.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. Z.

sun rises oh. Som Bun sets Oh. lbu.
So MIR. X w, CSs, newspaper agent, - the only aa'
thorzed agent for this paper in Philadelphia and 70 duly
empowered TO take advertisements and subscriptions q.
the rates required BY His receipts will DO regarded
~ payments Once at the northwest Of Third
and Walnut streets.
AS Tho privileges OF yearly advertisers win be con
fined rgdy TO their regular business and all other ad
versement not pertaining to their regular business al
agreed for, to DO paid extra
az Every notice designed 70 call attention to private
enterprises calculated intended to promote individual
interest only be inserted with the understanding
that the same ID TO DO paid for.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE CAmPBELLs ARE GOING.
Positively their last Week!
ODD-FELLOWsI HALLl'

TINHE CELEBRATED UAKNCKUSS FAMILY respect-
i fully series Of their nimitable Concerto
at the above Halt commencing Monday evening,
September 10Th consisting Of Songs Duetts Trios Quar-
tettss Italian Opera Scenas New and Popular Dances
Comic Singing, Yankee Buresques, Sayings, &C., BE-.
making altogether bill Of great variety and excellence
Doors open at 10 Concert commences at O'Clock.
sen 8-tf
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HATs-FALL sTYLE-l851.
$50 REWARD.

d AN AWAY, on the 4th instant, MARIA, belonging
LII TO Cath. Corksy Charles county, Mary land aged
~ years. She is Of ordinary size sprghtly handsome
The above reward will be- given her returned to the
subscriber, or secured in jail GEO. ii. WATERS,
an 23-S&W3w&71 Aauasco, Prince George 20 Ma
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-12
LAST THREE EXCURSIONS
To tho Great Falls of the Potomac.

Taylor a. MAURY, Bookseller and
StatiOnors, Pennsylyania avenue, 9Th
BLANK BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, and
PAPER Of every variety, for sale New York prices
an 22-tr =, -.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-16

The sacred Scriptures when he appealed to tbs negro ia
nascs OF Ohio and begged them for General Tay
lor saying in the language OF jeremiah the Prophet ~
hare rosed UP aaen, and they haze rsbeiisd against
me-"
We say TO the special organ that. slightly the admin
sraon may think OF this disposition of 10 recur to
the old trials OF the and patriots OF other days the
people will mol be offended il the next election be made to
turn upon the propreiy Of putting into the presidency
some one who reasons they did about sectional parties
national banks high duties, conupions of Office inter
nal improvements and rigid adherence to the letter of
the conslltution--some whose whole life is cordial
amen to the following parting advice of Jackson to his
Icountrymea
But the constitution cannot be main tanod, nor the
Union preserved, in opposition to public feeling by the
mere exeon OF the coercive powers confded gem
ersl government The foundations bo laid In the
affections Of the Peopein the security gives lifc lib
ery character and properly every quarter the
Try, and In the ira,erna attachment which the citizens of
the several States bear another members of
political family, mutually contributing to promote the hap
piness of each other Hence the Of every State
should s,udiousy avoid everything calculated wound
the sensiby offend the pride of the people okothe
States; and they should irown upon any proceeding
within their own borders likely disturb the tranquility
Of their political brethren In other portions the Union
In country extensive tho United States. and with
pursuits varied the internal regulations OF the
Hust frequently unOther IN
particulars and this difference unavoidably in.
creased by the varying principles upon which the Amer
can colonies were originally planted-prncples which
had taken deep in their social relations before the
oluon and therefore, ofnecessy, influencing their policy
since they became free and independent States But each
State has the unquesonabe right regulate It's
ernal concerns according its own pleasure and while
it does not interfere with the rights CT the people of
States the rights of the Unon every State be
sole judge Of the proper the safety
its citizens and promote their happiness and all efforts
The OF the people Of other States odium upon
their institutions, and all measures calculated disturb
their rights of property put in jeopardy their peace
and internal tranquility, in direct opposition the
spirit in which tho Union formed, and must endan-
ger its safety. Motives of philanthropy may be assigned
for this understandable Interference, and weak may
persuade themselves. for that they labong
in the CT humanity. and asserting the rights Of the
human but every upon sober reflection will
that nothing but mischief from these improper
assaults upon the feelings aud rights of Others Rest
sucd found busy in this work OF dscoId
not worthy your condsn,e and deserve your strongest
reprobation."
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From tn. Alabama Advertiser and Osr,tls

While every other political party sect, and denom
nation are in motion, the democratic party OF Alabama
seems TO be asleep is high time for them to arouse
from their slumbers and prepare for the August elections
The wings, free soilers Fillmorenes Cayes, Webster
ties and Sewardes using every effort TO divide the
State into Union and parties DO not profess
more devotion to the Union than every American patriot
ought TO feel do undertake 10 pass judgment upon
the h or DUTY or proprey Of secession Oh one thing
however feel pretty hden, and that IT, that whenever
the Union or the rights OF the South have to depend
for their preservation upon the whg party they are in
bad way.
The principles OF the democratic State-ghts party
are the true principles OF the constitution. and only
by Their united that the Union be preserved
That some Of our party friends should have acted in bad
faith is no good why We should desert our pay
on the contrary, we should stick the closer 10 II.
Let the democrats throughout the State select their
candidate for governor, their candidates for Congress
ard the State legislature. and support them democratic
principles they adopt this course, victory-triumphant
vc,orvaw ats them II they suffer themselves 10 be led
off by The hypocrca cry Of Union. they will find them
seves and their friends in the hands OF the Philistnes
and The brand OF federalism will be stamped upon the
POLITICAL character OF Alabama Be wise IN time; De
laws are said TO be always dangerous snd much longer
delay will he fatal to the democracy in Alabama Dem
o'-"' '" w. A DEMOCRAT.
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BALTIMORE May 15-5, p. m.
The aabsorbing topic OF ration to-day is the
which emanated from the State Reform
Convention. The great progressive democratic prime pies
for years been urging reform alton OF old and al
most obsolete sys of State government The tide in
favor OF reform has been onward, gathering strength
each revolution now the foundation is laid. We have
within reach Among its prominent feature. are hst
by the people the judges hold Office years
imprisonment for debt is to be finally abolished.
The lottery system TO be abolished after 1859
Persons engaged in ducs either prime pals econds
are prevented from holding any ofce of honor
profit
Persons convicted OF bribery elections also disqual
fed fro no ding office and those found guilty Of larceny
or any other Infamous crime, be dislranchsed
The governor and senate to be elected every four
years and members Of tho house OF delegates every
years. No clergyman Is to be eligible to seat in the As
sembly.
Tho basis of representation is TO be according popula
the countless and the city OF Baltimore always to
have four delegates than the largest county No
county have less thanwo delegates Howard district Is
TO become county. The number of delegates under the
ne w will be seventy four and twenty-five
ators
The election to rady tho constitution take, place the
4h The people should give their deliberate
onsideraton There hardly be doubt that the new
instrument will be overwhelmingly accepted
Our market to-day is very dull. No sales OF Hour-buy
err. of Howard street at 81 Is sellers. Red wheat, 81
e6 cents White corn, 81 80 cents yellow, 20 cents
Coffee l. active; sales yesterday aud day OF 10000 bags
Rio at 0 Oh ceis Pfovi.os very hrm-pices
changed Snad firm at $40 75a Sli Is Herriog,, "a rs
IS WhiA,y ~ ~ cents in hbds and barrels.
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This is the last time. in all probability, the great TRACE
dian Booth will make his appearance in this city Such an
announcement, would suppose. would suffice 10 fill
to OVERLOOKING the hall OF all the great ac,ors-Cook.
Kemble. Kean, Cooper, Mscready, Booth-the last only
survives to the stage Soon he will have passed away
and all who fail to avail themselves Of this occasion will
surely regret having this great representative Of
Shakespeare II the people OF Washington could realize
tina, this eng agement OF Mr. Booth the last they
would see OF him, not lover OF the drama would be
absent Although not in the full vigor OF his prime. his
genius still flashes hrouq hout, and every beholder feels
bis mind enriched with his glorious representations.
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Governor Sc, mour's message is so excellent ,ha,
even one wing who edits paper commends il and we
believe il will more generally be approved by the people
of the State than such messages have been for years
past The Courant, as in duty bound TO its party
attempts to find fant with il but 1t will do its party nc
good by such assaults.
We commend il to all future governors as model mes
constituents OF everything respecting the affairs OF the
State The people OF the State may feel proud in having
him again in the executive chair.-Conneot,cn paper.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer


VALUARLE FARM HORSES, COWS, HOGS, FARAINo
UTENSILS FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTIoN.-On Fn-
day the 10th instant shall se at the farm known MsIross
about mile Biadensbug adjoining the Of Measrs
Lound and Cross 10 O'Clock good urn
ture such as
Mahogany sofa, secretary and bookcase
Do tables stand, looking giasscs &C.
Maple and walnut bedsteads, chairs, lounges Ac.
Window curtains shades blinds, &c.
China, glass, crockery, and stone
Paror, passage, chamber, and stair carpets
With other articles in the furniture line. 70
farming utensiissuch
cows, hogs wagon caya cart whcelhaow, poughs harows
cuhvators, &C., with several Of good harness. rl6
Of under S25 Gas, credit Of
sixty and satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Also Immediately above, shall proceed
sell the farm which well known TO be ons Of the most sass
healthy and desirable places Prince Georges mile
from BsdeIsbs SIX from washington contanog aSoa. two
and wood land Upon beautiful modern built two and bali
story nearly barns house,
stables orchard Of two thousand peach tree. Of ne choicest
grapes apo quinces &c and about acre Of the nnss
said admirably adapted for early sardsnng
and marketing Much money has been expended 10 I'm
proving quality Of the land within the past two and
believed be equal in th. vicinity for oductv1ss
be sold credit OF from four de-
(eher with without lease good tenant for one yesr
Further particulars made known on day Of sale
May 7-cohds A. GREEN, Aucuouesr.
p sfit Friday, the sale will take place the
Monday following o.
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Tan nssT spEEcH-The best political speech we ever
heard was made yesterday in Castle Garden, OF
,n,eocuory in the addre,s of Mr. Cri,t-pden In the
course of eloquent euogy upon the United States, M
Crenden said /" You stand as a witness 10 the whole
world OF wha, the ncalculabe prosperity OF country IL
where liberty is governed by law, and which such gov
eminent alone il capable Of producing What msn il
willing to give mp such a country "a voice from the
assemblase; "Bl SewardT') This the best speech
VIC ever heard The effect was electric, and the vas
audience rose their feet by impulse, A. il TO dc
honor TO the usth,-N,w York Doy.Book
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1851.

ay PAszn, ihs American Newspaper Aysai, hs oab
fos this ls cios Ut Boston, York
and Philadelphia and 10 duly AND
ulserpoas tbs required BY His secp win he
r<sdsd HIS ohces seBoson Consr~s. street
New York, Tribune baidisi Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third Il Chestnut streets
asWLAs GosLpIN sf Rchnoad Virginia. our general agent
for virginia. BY travelling agents A. b. PuLLsn and
TsoaAs.
nfMr w. JANIS, No Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio is
svens tos the BY Mssars
j. SMITH, j. 7. DEBT, JAsoH TArLoR w. AHAsTAoss, w.
R.xs.r d. JosHuA WADswosrH. ALxr H. Laws and n. X.
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@ travelling the States Alabama
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mia our general travelling sgcnt assisted BY WIZ
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r. A. EvAss JOHN T. JUDxlHs r. LocKE JOS Bu1ToH, GxoRox
p Burros, and THonAs d. NICK.
m Receipts either vi the above will be good.
rTEpwAxps SANFORD, Co.. and bankers
,be United States, London and Liverpool have
s,n,s for the authorized
and advertisements paper Their Office In London
Gresham street, and in Liverpool No. Columbia Buldngs
This connected in this country with the welknown
house Co.. and 10 entitled
dence Of our friends abroud.
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We have received the first number of the journal
thus named II is published at New York, and in the
nea,ness and style OF its execution, well the talent
displayed by lis editor promises TO be interesting and
a Ii lis be sort OF universal paper avoiding special,
local. and partial interests, except far as they enter
CARLY into those inquiries which devoted to the search
Of what best for humanity at large Such enterprise
is entirely new with us in the form of a newspaper.
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e,rryfmER nrIr.r.rNEny

GUNNER MIII1NERY.-Mrs. ANN II. CLARK will have
y open exhibition Fashionable Saloon, "Wednesday,
black and white lace
and silk fancy ditto, French sce hats straw lace
variety beautiful nbnnds auA A~Hers and
laRe Of cheap bounes fts&
Fridge i've Farmers and Mschnncs Bank
Georgetown, DC,
az 49,
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NORFOLK. Nav Is.
ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctloneers.

GALE BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE THE oRPHANs'
y COURT-HOUSEHOI.D FURNITURE, PRIVATE LIBRARY.
&c.On Thursday 10 O'Clock shall self
the residence OF the late Major John C. Muay deceased on
leth all his effects,
Mahogany soas parl0r chairs and rockers
Do card, dining and centre tables, sdeboards @a
chairs and looking
Writing desk, mantei clock, and lamps 'e
Window curtains, cornices, and shades engravngs
Parlor, chamber, passage, aud stair carpets
Hat-rack, passage OicloIh and mating
Stair druggrt ami rods, wardrobcs
Dressing aud plain bureaus, washstands
Toilet tables, toilet sets, shower bath
Set of cottage chamber furniture 5ss""E
French and low bcdstsads, mattresses
Feather beds, holsters and pillows, lounges
candle stands, stoves
Britannia ware, crockery and glassware a.t
Set casters, table and spoons, table cutlery H.E
Table and bed linen, kitchen utensils, &C.
Together with quantity Of books.
$25 UNDER $25 credit Of and four
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
MayI4-i Aucionsers