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Additional Details Of tho French Revolution
From the mails brought by the Europa and the Baltic,
we CLEAN The following particulars in addition to those
we have already published
Correspondence Of the London Morning Chronicl..I
PARIS, December 4.
The Paris instruction is at an end This morning the
barbados at the BaTriere Rochechouard carried
without any grea, difficulty but threatening the
appearance OF matters all day. that immense bodies Of
troops have been kept the OF the instruction,
hood OF the principal public Offices There several
barrcades made in the of the night but they
abandoned this morning, and attempt made to-day
10 make any additional ones
The appearance OF the Boulevards to-day has been
curious one. From the Madeleine to the Rue Richeeu
the public circulate treelynot the slightest let hinder
ance being offered 10 any But from that point on
towards the Bosleyards de Bonnie Nouvelle strong
bodies OF cuirassies posted al short intervals from
each other, and no one permitted 10 stop for single in
slant The crowd in the street is immense, and almost
altogether Of the male gender Notwithstanding that the
weather - most dsagreeabe from rain and cold, the
crowd does not seem 10 diminish. The shops are all
closed and the crowd most dense opposite those which
pear marks oil yesterdays firing.
rs said that as darkness comes on the troops will be
ordered TO bauacks-he Paris insu gents being always
noted Tor their unwlngnes, TO engage in any offensive
operations during The nighttime.
The decree published in the Monrfsur this morning, by
which the ballot for the election OF the President - sub
70. 1se sa on the sp peo
pie say that II the ballo, be fairly and honestly estab-
hsned. Is all that can be desired Even the ouvrers
satisfied The only difficulty is how the votes are
to be counted II is to be left without any control
10 the agent of the government, is not difficult 10
on which side the majority will be proper guarantee
were given that the ballot would be TAX lary il would
20 lar to safety the country.
understand that early hour yesterday the leaders
OF the insurgents gave the mot fordre to their followers
not to defend the barricades and that the greater
Der Of the victims are the oilers who were drawn by Gu.
roslty into the danger
The new. from the departments, though in general
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The Steamer Empire City

The SIfame Empire CUy.
New ORLEANS, Dec 2I,-Tne steamship Empire City at
rived here the 2st Much anxiety had been felt for her
She leaves to- morrow Tor New York, via Havana.
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Grand Democratic Union BsII

TNDER auspices city convention,
Junction with the Democratic Pioneer Association, will Jake
place on Years night Thursday January 1854 the hall
Of the Mechanics Institute Baltimore
The committee Of upon discharge
ei Jules WIN determination make this Of the
agreeable and splendid entertainments witnessed city
10 invite the dis
pao, exile H. kosura and they have
seted 10 make all hi. appropriate
Tickets Siadmittng gentleman procured
from the and at tho different book
The managers requested call the
tickets
Volandi's band has been engaged for the aston.
An efficient police force will the perfect
be popular master,
Mr. Charles L. ses assisted by number competent gentle
Executive Committee.
Francis Gallagher, nj. F. Conway
A. r. Blakeney, Dr. John Morris
VIM II Cole, John Blaer
James A. Frost, James w. Miller
George IL. Hickman,
Treasurer.
John DukeharL
Committee m Imitation.
VIM II. Cole, ir, b. H. Richardson,
Joshua Vansan, Francis Gallagher.
John Slater,
Committee IN Reception.
Be Preston, esq, Henry 9. sanderson, esq,
| John i. Farlow, esq, George P. Thomas, esq,
Capt Joseph Branson, John Slater esq,
J. Mabury Turner, esq, Wash. A. Danskiu, esq,
| Thomas H. Moore, esq, James c.. Marriott, esq,
Col solomon Hilen, jr., John schern, esq,
| VIM. ID. Roberts, IT,, esq, William H. Hiss, esq,
Theophlus Dobler, esq, Major J. W. Watkins,
| Thos. Q. Sellers, esq, Alexander Brashears, esq,
| Isaac NJ. benson, esq, John Ke,tswel esq,
| Lambert s. Norwood, esq, WIN. p Preston esq,
| Capt John Marshall, Geo. II. Duron, esq,
| Henry Tiffany, esq, Vim. P. Pouder, esq.
of managers comprising
Of democrats Of BALTIMORE the daily
of Letters of been addressed
Douglas King
guished The Maryland will also
| Dec 27-2ld
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Destructipe Fire at Quebec.

QuEBEc. December ga fire broke out this morning
O'Clock In the end OF the Artillery Barracks de
stroy also the ordnance The troops the bar
racks barely escaped with their lives The buildings de
stroyed valued from $4,000 TO 500 900, and the
IN hillary stores Sl0,OOO.
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% The the jews their land, md
Gaaes discourse sabbath h Preeby
ter an Church, ~ street,
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By A, GREEN, Auctloneer.

By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, PLATED WARE
II GIRANDoLEs, CLOCKS, BRoNZED WARE, CHINA,
GLASS, AND CRoCKERY WARE, &C., AT AUCTION.-on
Monday, Instant shall sell the
and Pennsylvania avenue, commencing at 10
O'clock will be continued in the afternoon and evening"
extensive assortment of furniture, viz
fine mahogany sofas, AZ spring seat parlor chairs
dvans, large and rocking chairs
do dressing and plain bureaus, book cases and
do marble centre, and extension dining tables
3 do French bedsteads, ) pairs card tables
cottage II maple and bedsteads
mahogany and walnut wash closets, 4 hat racks &c.
consignment, and lots silver, bronze, and gilt
girandOles
White dinner and and decorated tea and csee
Superior plated casters, fruit baskets, and
DO sets, pieces; Britannia tea and coffee sets
BTonzed ron tables, with tops beautifully inlaid
stands umbrella stands, and chairs
Silver and spoons, forks butter knives, &c
FORKS 81 aud four dozen
Fine French bronze and gilt mantle clocks, &c
Do French p,ate ornamented gilt frame mirrors
cutlery consisting OF twelve each large
small knives and STEEL mahogany
Coffee and cups saucers, toilet tumblers, &c.
other articles, which deem
Terms All under $50, cash $50, credit
two four and months for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest ,...
Dec 23-bt a |kEEN, Aucuoheef
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DOyS' aud Girls Books.-TAyLOR 4 MAURY, Book
sellers, 9th street, opened and
played variety OF juvenile books, Hie
CAVITY bound Souvenirs and Annuas Prayer Books Bibles and
trsted standard works. a
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90 Smithsonian Lcctnres-The fret
delivered by Dr. +. KANE u, g. N surgeon
American Arctic Expedition Monday evening 18th
al TX O'Clock. Subject Arctic explorations
third Lectures will take place evenings
Wednesday and Friday following
Deco Is
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al TX O'Clock Subject Arctic explorations.
and third lectures will take
Wednesday and Friday following
Dec 2l-2t
1854.
Browns Gadsby the Irving, the National, post the
and at the Of Thomas Thomly,
The DESTROYS
be received members OF
rangcmenu mentioned below
J. D. Hoover, J Knox Walker,
Francis P. Blair Col. J. G. Benet,
w. w. Cuuen, Chas s. Walack,
T.. n, Robinson, DR., Aaron w. Miller
Zephaniah Jones,
persons than pleasantly accommodated the
wishing participate this festival
ouesed January
books will be closed
The price o tickets will be 81 each
Dec l2-occastbJan
By A. GREEN, Aao tioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday the ph instant shall al the residence OF Mr.
Capitol Hin, 1d East Capitol street. 10
O'Clock, m, a good lot OF furniture, wins
Excellent feather beds bedding, and bedstead,
Mahogany bureaus, walnut and other chairs
wardrobes, washstands card, dining and other tables
China, class, crockey and stone ware
Carpets, venetian blinds, window curtains, &C.
Paor and other
with good assortment Of kitchen requisites,
Dee 2s-d A. GREEN, Aucuon.or.
MR.. wADswoRTH Dentist. having permanently
III Todd Store, Browns HOTEL offers his
generally TO the Sisters OF the
Visitation, he would respectfully refer for testimony
| of his skill as operator
WAsHIsoTos, December, 1881.
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w, YgRby, T. p MILLER,
OF Washington City. oil virginia
VERIFY & MILLER,
avenue eth and 9Th Washington d. Co.
WHOLESALE dealers foreign and domestic staple
fancy goods matngs, oil cloths, table
piano spreads, blankets sheengs and house fur
nishing dry goods generally.
strict, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyf
CARDThe attention o. the public Is respectfully invited 10
which
place Monday, 2ot instant
at 10 O'Clock m, will continued in the afternoon and
evening.
sale lot of silver and plated
spoons forks, ladies' fish slice aso plated
castor and
All the above articles
nd be worthy of
For further particulars advertisement
" ~ A. GREEN
articles will be ready for examination Saturday
sale.
27-I
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A SPLENDID PLANO FORTE for sale, OF SIX and
three quarters octaves best Of New York manufacture
moudngs and and Of the finest
s275 This warranted every way and well
Apply Z. r. Hill (of New York;
ate in house, Pennsylvania
uned &C. Also second hand stodard piano for
800.
Dec 27-d6t.
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Amelic, gu 10 uiompbe de
Il la Petc par Mime Berner
lie Fndoin ct lie Mechant Tbeuy par c. G. Schmd.
Joseph dore, danger dcs Mauvases Companies
P. Marcel.
Les Deux Creoles, rentancment dc iEIempe Nine
Saunders.
illustrations pIIistoire sante par rAbbc Roussier
Basen. Devouement Filiai par Mime Fanene.
AmAla Corsni popheine de sienne par Victor Doube
Antonio, on de Florence Louis Ffiede.
simpes Coutes par NJ pAbbe Roussier.
Etudes Histonques, lusage de la jeunesse.
Les Fills du Capane Leon Guenn
Of kinds, styles and prices for youth OF
''''' ~" FRANCK TAYLOR
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nv III E Old Guard of Napoleon from marcnGo -
L Waterloo +; by J. Il. Hesdicy, with illustrations
Decisive the World, MarsthnN u
Waterloo; by u. 3, Greasy,
Of Poland together with History Of the Country from
ia origin. l., q, SaIton.
Lady's Voyage Round the World by Ida ofeifsr VOL
Captains OF the Old World by H. W Herbert volume,
with illustrations.
Bachelor hns edition, with illustrations BY Darby
volume, Alto.
- FRANoK TAYLOR.
Dec 10
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nyEE,s NswIy-Invented Pate mt Obnque-Potnfed
Gold PensAn additional supply Of the above Just received oy
- ~ FRANCK TAYLOR,
Sole agent for the pn'enees for the Dis,rc. Of cou%n'a
their construction
from advantages not possessed ~
any other claimed will be found to suit all hand
Writings hut unable to mako o.
any metallic have been with these able to avaa
themselves OF that privilege"
The public invited 10 make trial OF them
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members of the Hungarian Diet were declared outlaws
and The laws OF 1915 retraced but assurance was
given The peasants that although these laws were an
nued, the abolition Of soeeage would be ratified.
The Hungarian Diet thus brought 10 the necessity
of defending Hungary against The acts OF prince who
had assumed TO rule the country without having
been recognised It's legal sovereign and who did not
acknowledge its constitution. Still, il not until on
the l4th OF April l649. that The Diet declared that the
house of Hapsburs had forfeited the throne, and thus
until the Hungarian armies had vindcaed the inde'
pendenee of their country by their brilliant victories over
the superior forces OF Austria.
In the proclamation in which the forfeiture OF the
house of iiapsburg OF the Hungarian throne was an
nounced the fourth section states that the form Of gov
eminent TO be adopted for the future will be fixed by the
Diet oil the nation"
Ii is evident from what already has been stated that
The Hungarians assaed by Austria, and that the
war which they carried on in defence of their
tiona independence 1t is also evident that the attacks
made upon the Hungarans by The Croats and the Serv
ans were stimulated by the Vaccinations of the Austrian
Camaria and of Russia too 1t is also evident that the
thea Diet lett the question to what form OF govern
men was to be adopted be decided by "a Diet TO be
elected for that purpose,
But ia the programme of Kossu,h's ministry find
the acknowledgment OF their tendency toga,dS demo-
cratic republic II is also well known that the president
of Kossuths mnisuy--Mr. Szemere--was a confessed
republican.
Thus it must be admitted that the struggle of Hungary
was carried for The cause of freedom and with the
tendency OF promoting the adoption of democratic nstu
tons.
Respectfully, your humble servant,
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Communicated.
The Oh chastra of the National Theatre


On Thursday, about i" the wtchng hour of night, "
the echoes awakened in and around the fine hotel
of Willard, by combination OF melodious and harmoni,
Gus sounds When the strains of our national anthem,
people will call Hail Columbia, fret went forth upon
the stiffness of the night, at distance with
excellent friend engaged in looking his catalogue
OF rich, and valuable books, which up for sale
But upon the principle that he that hath music in his
soul is fit for easons straagems, and spoils once
put ourselves motion and reached the spot where were
the musicians We found band of seventeen performers
upon stnged Instruments with accords of bass &ceach
perfect in his part and master OF his art.
The manager has spared expense securing The first
talent in the country as citizens will be able to Judge
on Monday evening. The orchestra is led by ds,in.
gushed musician and professor of the divine art, Mr.
Gooda For The first time they played in public together
on Thursday night, simply complimentary serenade
TO the lady guests at Wlards. But noticed several
gentlemen from far down the Avenue who had dotted The
nghtcap and hurried to the scene We wish Mr. Good
all and his corps every possible success.
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NICHaOSD, November Il, Ic5I.
conformity 10 The Virginia OF l549 4sl, section TO-
do hereby make known all whom that
pears by the esehealo Of the city Of Norfolk dated
1851 received into the land once
November le5l, held ON The 24h
day October following lots lying the city Of Nonok
this Common~e aith, 10 WIT
bounded Dartmouth street the south By Prince
tho north, and BY Ainss street
cast wood dwelling house on H. eseheAted from the
esta o John Lawrence, deceased
lot Liberty BY Robert
east the SOUTH and
with old brick house on ~,
eseheaed rom OF Robert MeAlann, deceased
And the Boetour street. bounded
aeIden Bouses land The south, and
escheaed from tho estate OF Richard
Il, Burke, deceased. Test;
s. ii. PARKER
Nov l6-law6w Register Of the Land once
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Supreme Court Of the United states.

FRIpAY, December IL, 1851.
Present yesterday.
Joseph B. Stewart, esq OF Kentucky, and II. H. Nil
Ter, esq., of Mississippi admitted attorneys ant
counseliors Of this court
No. 2ol. Henry w Rhodes, appellant, Us. the claim
ants OF the steamship Galveston On the motion of MIR
Coke, this appeal from the district court OF The United
States for Texas docketed aud dismissed with cost
under the 43d rule.
No. "a G. c. Russell, appellant, U.s. d. r. Southar,
at al. The argument Of this continued by Mr.
Underwood for the appellant. Mr. Nicholas for thu
appellee, and by Mr. Morehcad for the appellant,
Adjourned until Monday, II o'clock, a. m
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The College OF st. james,
IY.IuInn1ns CnusIY- Mn


(Jh Diocesan College Of the Protetani Episcopal Church,
E annual session will open Monday, October
and continue until the commencement dayhe
Thursday in July 1852. New students recommended
opening the received
ply and the charge estimated from the date ft
The college has number
OF the collegiate confe graduates the
demcal degrees.
The school Immediately adjoining the college, and
der the supervision OF the rector hut under distinct discipline
ceves the beginning OF their academca
them for the collegiate The oversight and direction Of the
professors OF the college special advantages pupils
the grammar school.
study the Greek
omitted and Us place supplied by additional studies In modern
guages book keeping, Sc
The situation the college entirely hesth and II, dis
from and villages, favorable good morals and
"Kemp IIa"a building 90 feet by 49, will be ready for
the OF the In sddou onef
professors the trustees have appointed Hugh Dav
Evans Lii d. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical John H.
Ale Sander, LL d., lecturer physics and chemistry
The whole charge college and
SCHOOL, for the session
dollars, payabl. sent annually in advance.
Applications for admission be made
Rev. JOHN b, kERFOOT, n. d. Rector,
College of ST. James 2. o. Maryland.
Aue q NsNs
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D EMOyALThe celebrated Dr. G. W. RoBACK, professor Of
II asology, astronomy, prenoogy, and geomancy combined
with conjuaton Sweden having removed his ONCE 70 No
White street, New York, offers his services 10 the citizens
consulted by all the
Europe enjoys higher reputation asnologer than
ladies' 3d. gentlemen S. Persons distance can have their
sending of the Of their BIRTH All
containing fee will receive Immediate
tion naiviies part of the world, written
prepared make of his
conuaon Of the following topics Courtshp advice
successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he power redeem such to the free
for all of hazard and for the Of
property of lottery tickets Thou
abovenaed have been done in this city and
vicinity United States the full satisfaction Of ALL
have beGn cast during the last
will aud will do
as to mail
money through the Office Dr. koback
monthly and missed
All letters will be regiously attended prepaid Be
office,
Office of the Union and astrological almanac
gratis
White street, New York.
E~ptl 1--Gm
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ALOHA Farm For sai~,-This beautiful hrm-the former
residence OF the Rev VIM Maft offered for sae II
ted in Fairfax comfy, Virginia, miles from Washington
e. the line Of the
adjoining
wseed with living springs wen fenced plenty OF timber
plenty ofchoce fruit The buildings
by wings attached fronts stone farm
house spring house brick school house carriage
corn house with SO ny 30 with ali good
and Is remarkably healthy.
ELISHA SHERMAN
L.sotry, fsirar county, Va. Dec }, 1881.
Dec. 3-nw6wa
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A AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
n under direction Of Palmer New York
counsellor Of the Supreme Court o. the United States
ing objects
l. Conducting professional Supreme Court Of te
United Especial win given OF California
land tides coming up appeal
D. The prosecution and recovery Of al claims in law equity,
against the United before Conrres
monts, foreign OF commission
ers
Nvy, Post Office, and Interior Departments and
mission OF nes penalties alleged violation.
the revenue post office, other laws
Securing letters Cor United states or
from forcign and
sions under the various pension laws OF Tho United
Collections generally embracing debts legscies Inherit
nnces, in the United States foreign counties
D. Investment OF and
loans, and on bond and mortgage offreehod estate.
All communications addressed fpo will
IN
sele the business hm Of Palmer
snehen ~ =
fidelity and despatch. - 80
WAsuIsoToN, Oct %, 1851,
Oct yo-dwSlawn
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SUPERIOR Dsguerreotypes First Premium ~. H.
- WTEH URST the field OF his operations
ground than In the county HIS galleries
between Az and 9th streets
Bamore Broadway and Leonard
New York. No. II Main street, Rchnondi sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main Norfolk and Main LyRch
burg, Virginia
His and highly finished electro daguereotpcs
extraordinary Improvement insing faithful and highly finished
n a seconds. +
rotary gound invented by H. Whehus gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture
establishments distribute than thirty thou
annually and have never given This
atteng the superiority of his kenesses
W. calls the Of the public generally his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
unusual competition in daguerreoype the
Fair the Maryland Institute, he awarded the h
medal by the Judges
Lkeneses description copied and post mortem
attended TO- Nov 28-dly
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OmeiaI.

MaTd Fillmore Priea of United stats of america 10 al
,rhom IL
Satisfactory evidence having
Cpnani been appointed consul OF Sardinia California 10
Francisco, do hereby recognise such and
him exercise and enjoy such functions powers
and privileges allowed favored
nations n United States
In testimony whereof, have caused made
patent seal OF Omitted be hereuuo sfirod.
Given my hand, Of Washington day
H. December A. d. ls5l and OF the independence the
United States OF America the seventysirth.
WILLARD FILLMORE
By the President;
DlsnL wrrsrsr, Secretary OF State
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University Of MaryI~nd
THE session begin "Wednesday 18th day of po
Il Der, ls5l, and close ls March, 1889.
Nathan n. Smith, NJ D., surgery.
William y. A. Alien, NJ D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel Chew M D. Therapeutics Materia Medca Hygiene
Joseph ROXY, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power NJ D., Theory Of Medicine
Richnd H. Thomas NJ D. Midwifery and
Children -
George W MltenberEer, N. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The most ample
AT a moderate -
Clinical Lectures four week,
the Baltimore n6rmnry privilege visits it,
wards without charge 10 he student FOR tho ticket
kps anasou,y nsc
ulstion, ST. graduation, so
WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, August 4. 1851, Aug 5-oswtISOo,
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We find on table cosy Of the speech of the late
Governor Mcdowell on slavery, delivered at Phladel-
phia March the sh 1851, which his last public
effort and in which he treats in full calm, and
y manner, the exciting subject of slavery. For sale at
Mr. w Adams's bookstore, near Al street.
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large and enthusiastic meeting OF this body was held
on Thursday evening Mr.. Foote of Mississippi, Mr..
Cartier of Ohio Mr. F. J. Grund, and Messrs Daniel
Radcliffe, w. NJ Overton, and +. b. Robinson of this
city, address ed the assembly. General Houston was
present. but excused himself from speaking because OF
indisposton. We hope to be able 10 publish sketch
OF the proceedings at early day.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO..
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, sHIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool
L. G. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
26 Rue Noue Dame des Victories,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The these ship will be
bullion specie, jewey precious metals unless bills
adng therefor
5-dly
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such
III French China dinner and tea
Iron stone China dinner tea and toilet ware
Crockery OF every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware lamps, and girsndoes
Table cutlery manteI and table ornaments
Jspnnne ed goods, plated ware
Bronxod iron goods Albaia and Britannia
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood ware, Tin ware, baskets, brushes, sc.
Altogether forming extensive assortment of
worthy those about furnishing
will decidedly their interest call
articles and prices. q. w. BOTELER,
Nov l6-2aw3w Opposite Centre Market