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SONG Of tho Union


Er. Ps.c, and Freedom, hand In hand,
Went forth TO bless this happy iands
Aud make II their abode,
Ii wa. The iootstooi Of throne,
sut now no master here IL knowp-
No kinx 10 feared but God.
Americans upsose In might,
And tnuwphsd in Tn unequal light,
For Union made them strong
Union the magic battie-cry
That hurled the tyrant from high,
And crushed his hireiins throng.
Thai word, since then, hath shons ON high,
IN starry letters TO the sky
II IA our country's name.
What impious hand shall Inadiy dare
Down iIonASts lofty peak TO tear
The banner Of her fame
The spirits Of the heroic dead,
Who for Columbia fought and bled,
Would shudder AT the view,
And curse the Tsshness OF son
Who should her freedoms charter, wen
10 dearly, rend in two.
From vast Niayara's yurgling roar
To 6acramento's golden shore,
From east 10 western wave,
TIE blended vows of millions rise.
Their voice rs-schoes TO the skies
.Ths Union we must save 7"
The God Of Nations, In whose name
The sacred laws obedience Claim,
WIN bless our fond endsasor
To dwell u brethren here below.
The Union, then--coms veal, come wo--
We will preserve forever!
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nR. hMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTTbs remedy, composed entirely Of vegeta
BILE ingredients and totally free from mineral substance com
cord original
and psscb.dby Dr. Ams celebrated phy.can in
diseases the abdominal regonsueb darrh1n
dseuery bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, hc
the kindly and
submitted remedy to those
by prevailing fatal and
vve all who be Fortunate as escape lie 6s n.dous
be Csrusi's Music Saloon
18th and 18th and principal
Washington Georgetown, nd
full directions with
c.6cstcs each bottle OF the liberal
dealers from the United
promptly All communications be paid
Aus a-Iawu SAMUEL CARUsf 4 co,
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PosT OrrtcH DsrAKrsKkr,
December "a 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS. viii be resolved at this department until
O'clock m, the 2ist Of April neat ior furnishing 70.
four year. from ts such quantities and
such Zines az may ordered the mail service
uaaiI bags VI following description 10 "itt
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
sixe No f43 incbs. In length
weighing 70 ounces 10 the yard Of *
inches width the the fabric to be doubled and twisted ana
hse-fold.
Length AZ inches circumference 10
weighing is OF "a
inches width and the cloth be IN every respect like h"'
OF The INST size OF bags
Size tn length and 80 inches in circumier-
weighing 10 ounces 10 the yard
nc 10 be as described.
Nos be made with sum
Client nuuheI ee holes with cord
All be marked inside and outside thus
"U s. MALI
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
A hans holt AT
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"Snder's Wine store, 40 Walnut Street, PhilAde pa,
cheap "snder has numer-
sales made by him TO COMMUNICATION Obliged largely
faction of offering Of The best wines and liquors imported
by him. He would refer invoices foiiows viz
Duff Gordon Co.'S sheres, embracing delicate PALE very
low old and choice Manxana
gallons specially ssms eIa Amontado
houes up Europe which he challenges equal any
The Mannanila and Amonusdo shee. peculiarly adapted
TO eonvaescent, without stimulating and have
Po wines principally specially his
mef from the stock Of Bormee" oporto imported
wines fuiy delicate, highly ap-
all Ports aud red wiaes palmcd OFF such.
They are various son and prices IN eoes and on draogh by
delicate white Port and Mnlmsey Port
Peoes suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels be
too careful in their choice nj Port
Madeira wines Of various sorts dry and ch south side old Eas
As the sparkling wines OF the subscriber il IL wen known ,ba,
the Moet champagne, and The splendid sparkling Mosee
bod by him. superior 10 any other wines and sold prices
champagne and qualities Al,
low prices, retail wholesale In article Of eiaet
generally the subscriber holds himself Judge,
Ss, o nns,, sgr from ss vs 9w,. price, by the single
OF Burgundy wines he has
that be can present TO them from his vaults good bottle
saatorne aud Bar.ae always hand n bottles.
His selection Rhine Mosele cellars
many M Hooks and Mo..e from MI, ehe,oesf so,,. 70 @ @
choicest vntage ot the "senbeg which the
the Rhine.
Cornae other brandier h, has now fin,
stock embracing very sr. osoo Guard Dupuy Co
aud e.ehrted Of in eighth esk,
hhd and "bubouche 1884, in hbd. consignment which
preserving brandy and all OTTER wines and liquors. including
Of the above, sold by retail to quantity desired
Al goods delivered days Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed II by
Address JACOB sNIDERr
- Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, fhiadeiphia.
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A COMPENDIUM of the Entire Body Of the Law
by Kinnealpabe,icaly arranged with u
and approved authorities.
svols Law sheep, svo, pp. 4,i77. Retail p5ise SO
40 and 81 Ann street, New Yot
Opinions of the Protsssion.
There the profession that ,a
law within the same limits or that are more deserving
'N''> CHEF JUSTICE NELSON
New YoKK Sept 70, 1850.
concur with Mr. Justice opinion the .bo,. MA
toned work -, ,,,, IL
New YORK, Sept. 2s, 1850
The va. accumulation who. M,
legal and reports, both American and foreign msa
slant reference and extensively aid the STUDENT pncuuss
: " ROBERT J. WALLER
OCTOBER IL, 1850.
have frequently examined is citations. and have been hb
with the precision and ciearness viii, be m
plies of the referred TO- Indeed have received SO much
''''" - '''''N' N' JUDGE EDMuNDs
New York CITY, Oct l6, 1850.
i; imparts all the advantages wel.ug
book while to the profession vast deal Of time
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr.. Kline has collected with diligence and accuya
cases decided on The point. & ~ MS question: md
authorities copious
SCISSOR o "s "0'A -'''' JUDGE PETERS, Phil.dslpaA
Ihave examined Kinne's Law Compendium with much
tion my would allow, and satisfied alss
sisned,o labor. counsel in the =
for trial and From examination Of the
titles, say with confidence that they treated with
'30'' JUDGE GRIDIEY, Utica, New You
Ii calculated to be help to the student than ada
book of its size extan and viii find its way upon every hWs
tablc valuable ready reference.
W. l.. HURST Phisddpha
The plan, and utility and Of these works have am
unqualified appreciation Of the most distinguished nI
United States, the late Justice so,y Chief Justices Williams
Vermont New Jersey, Tucker Of Virginia Cha
Of Washington city Weston of Maine, &C, &c; r.ow
Published by JOHN 7. Tk0W,
Nov 24-ff - and 81 AnnhsG
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DOR SALE Fisk RsymoHd's elegant air tight metallic
south side of Pennsy avenue directly opposite -
by's Hotel
Having completed extensive factory, which has ea
the demands superior cons, and being op
that prices will ready saies and greatly sccommds
those who unfortunate need cofn for their n
reduced prices below what paid Tor nabqrN
coffin We conducting funerals in the N
regard Kumor TO the contrary the renss
of Gen T. Tao placed none OF our cofn n ~
single occurred Of of them bursting sm Tx
NJ. NJ. WHITE
Dec g. dam. Undenak1
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General Agency and Law once at Washington.
DE sELDINC wYLlE,

No. Todds Binrs, Psnnsyruna meat dsor vest
Brouus Hotel, Warrington, b. C.
rHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the OF prosecuting claims before
departments before board
appointed for OF spoiafious
foreign prepared their
all business
chac They viii ao attend obtaining pensions bounty
duties. claims arising under treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, &C
wye IT,, wrl attend to law busness which
amself the firm be ntrued Of the
the District, Supreme Court of the United States.
SEEDING, being United States commissioner notary
deeds for ali
give prompt taking testimony
M deeds which appcran his Office
Charges will be moderate and by claimed
an OF services required.
pos paid will immediate attention.
s-dly
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Vncennes indiana Charter unlimited granted January p 1850
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For the o horses mulss prize bulls sheep and cattle
the combined risks Are acct
dents and disease stock driven eastern markets
South Losses paid In thirty days proof death
DirecorsJosepb O. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchants Captain Isaac Mass merchants G@orge H. Hay,
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder; John Wise merchant and
bank dec'or Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank drecto Hon
Abner r. Ellis State and Ninccnnes m smith,
farmer bank Director md suditor of Know county.
Joseph g. PRESIDENT H. Sburef Whitney Secretary
VIM Burscb and president Nincepncs branch
Of the Stale Bank Of Indiana.
j. NELSON, agent Pennsylvania between 18th and
18th streets, Washington City.
9s-dlY
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JOHN M. M'GAI.LA,

General -Hssnt at Woshinsfon City.
Ill claims for land the government or individuals
N attended
He has evidence in the elaine NJ
the soldiers n 1919 land wpder the late Of Congress-
and offers his services all such and others
Ofcers settled and claims Congress prosecuted
WAsusoros, September 20, is50~-iy
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WILLIAM HOHNEa,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant oou~fg, Wsconsin,

(LATR IAuauIKR COUNTY, Val
WILL attend the Of Grant Dane and Iowa Counties
w federal supreme Madison He VIII
prompt particular the collection Of claims, The
redemption OF lands and the payment Of taxes fo
resident landhoders in any part Of the State.
Refers Hon w. 3 Fooe " s. senate Hon james Mason
a. T. tnman Homer Wauenton, Va Mcssrs knoi
Mason New York Professor w f. Homer
Lapsey, esq, and Me-rs g. w. Welsh Philadelphia
j. Crockett John Kasson, attorneys Law, st Louis
Missouri Ap le-iswly
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID '. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
u counselors siaw viii attend all professional
business in the suPweme Court 9th United sa'es and IN sh-
the District of Columbia They will also attend
busine.sin the different public departments Washington
once Psnnsyvsnia svsnus between 10Th and l3h see,
side Nov 5-du
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.tIxAs ITkAS- ne EOVcInor OF Texas has aPpoIhIeu
Ms first Thursday in March next as day OF general
thank sgiving.
James B. Shaw. comptroller OF public accounts has
bssn despatched ashnson TO receive from The United
States government the bonds be issued to Texas under
the provisions of the boundary bill.
Efforts being made by those interested 10 establish
steamboat avgaton the Colorado, above the raft
The smallpox is prevailing in Houston and Rusk coun-
ties, but not fatally.
Sheep of a superior kind are being introduced into
Texas
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imYS's stass II "a Sssea Or habit Of sAs sy.ts~l
MoNG many and mPes,snt dscovsne. Of this ssnsaon is
o oo ss @ SANDS sAsAsILA % n .o me
and BY It's works procAn rs power lna squsnee
aS"a u s .s. s. s r.,
medicine, such furnished records
time These things places. or in some
performed IL or principal public
doubt the healing virtues Of this and the uao
% as Win ne o s,e,u. .d the
productions. The mos. potent mps. Of
d VINO had pinned under tie distressing
does evidence vaIue and
afflicted in the afflicted only can know Il has long
remedy ,hsons that would The liver, stomach,
aoa Sau, effects s war
Of the ystem Although possessed powerful healing
When perfect health, effect produced by
hams carrying along path ne then
my..eriou. influence felt aud seen snkindes new life and
sassa ana brings "f''' ana 'f"s s suffering and DIS
sCRoFuLoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES
wIscHEsrxR, (Ky.D Oct 30, is4s.
A. b. D. sAsDs-GrsrLEkss; would have presused
you, if duty let the public
were sores, that during
The % sx a"s ae1 s S rs'S ds M
cured must also tell you Of another wonderful MY brother
nssm.a 10 be HI. as Tires b"es s"s @ and
.spa aIa'' '-'''''N :
f''i BENJAMIN MAMIE +. puckNrn.
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South .dnneriea
MARAoAIso, (vensxues,) April ~, l84e.
Msss sAsDsGKsTLEHEs consider duty due the public
benefit have received from using
valuable Saapala About three sncs was attacked with
shoulders, In and
the pain that unable 10 sleep ued all Of the best med
without benefit, until through
tbs advice Of friend procured some OF and after
the fifteen days. found myself entire
we'll have hesitation in saying your sasapain the best
medicine took, and confidently recommend
friends and the public.
Your obedent servant
J. NJ. JEsURUN,
Here il another home;
NKw YORK, Jan. ., 1850.
MesHs sAsps-GEsTLrsss have great pleasure in acknow
benefit have received from the OF your
sarsapaia subject Of pulmonary disease made voyage %
while there continued be afflicted few weeks at
seized with violent hemorrhage Of The lungs
and from debility pfosraon strength that followed
with drhcui am entirely relieved BY
Sarsaparla which cen der important and
valuable discovery in the healing feel that have not fol-
years enjoyed so good health AS al present
3. E. sEYMoRE.
Prepared sold wholesale rea, by A. b. D. SANDS
Chemists 100 Fulton street, of William, New
York Sold also druggists generally throughout the United
Canadas Price 81 bottle six bottles for s.
For Chss Sto Co.. and 81 Patterson, Washington
by o. NJ Linthcnm Georgetown; by Cook Peel Ale handra
an Ida
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SxIf-.,niinx adv. ssisiYg Envelopes, NO. Xc3 Ma.
.rxxSt, New York sHss

street, New York "sA
ruE .ubscriher In foieipe the patronage ofai NAV a.
aayern.ement f..is ofthst hesitation wit which
y,.l, H. b,ouslt becs puhc The Of yea ss
lahIsh ed Their superiority beyond all question eoo6
refers 10 the testimony those business used
and 30 his rapidly increasing sales proof Of
eeience. The following ie" Of the ue @
larius
name and address eonspcuousIy and beautifully ,
ed, colored n plain, thus anoIdins
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD
I'd The enveops be opened without being desuo
Neither waters requisite Ia seal them -
am Ipou the of letter the insures ia
das return sender instead Of being buried M ~
letter Office.
s,n rbe envelopes are furnished THE SAME pp
AS AIN ONES only the additional the die ~
will last for
Each letter mailed Is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
sure 10 attract the attention OF all through whose ma
pass. :,
The following list Of prices for dies engraved on h
and Of envelopes usual letter either on T
good paper and made above with name address, &e
ar of Eup.
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When il forward Of Der ma,
express reference respectable New York house viii l. ~
fcisnt All orders will with prompt attention, addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY
1858 Madison street, New Yoa
Orders attended promptly II left At the Of Msau
She'll Mott 20 all street, of Mess H. Jerolman Co IN
William street.
business cards. embossed In colors from dies Al AZ
thousand. =
Nov l5--d3m
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Hours Of Departure ofth. Passenger Trains.
From Washington At a. m. and at p. m. dsiy,
m. daily except Sunday. =,
From Bs'imers ste m and p dsiy, md daily
cent Sunday.
Feb a-diy TIL PARsovs, AGENT
THE international Monthiy Msg.y,m. for February.
Literary Remains Of the late Willis vol
Camp Fires Of the Revolution by Henry Watson.
illustrated
Psrl.
rorp~r on Extracting Teeth--siih illustrations.
Prsccs Dental Medicine by Thos Bond, NJ n.
Ether Chlorofprmheir employment In Surgery, Dentistry,
&C, hc.; by J. =. n FisEE, N. D,
Rankin. Hyesry ASnct Of Medical Sciences, from January
June, 1880 80
Jus, published, and day received 70, sale nv
TAYLOR MAURY,
Fsb7 Booksellers, near 9th st.
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New York Life Insurance Company,
Office, No. SO Wall street, Nee Yort.

Moths fRA~kLIN, PRESIDENT
SPENCER &. BssHptoT, vice president
Pusy FRsrxAs, acunary.
rURIS company, conducted principle
and also the principle leaving Of the
in the hands Of has greatly
extended its business and profits and conferred benefits the
cas-, possible and outlay to insurers.
Insurance granted 10 persons visiting California.
Its Washington comp,eb.nds the following officers
VIM Jones, NJ d., medical examiner near corner Of and 20
Peter wa.hington agent Apollo Hail. Pernsyvana
opposite Union buildings June 9-u
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General .qsenf for Claimants,
Once for the prcsen No. Law Buildings, Richmond
X. NJ, viii prosecute with prompuude against
the State Of Virginia, the United
Of the individuals revolutionary Claims
pensions three months back bonn,y lands all
claims arising out ofhe of 1919. the Mexican
He Inns connected with the
years and possesae. prosecution claims which
enjoyed by few.
Al ers paid) him. either Richmond
Washington city, will receive immediate attention.
the following
them Hon James NJ r. Hun,-r,
Hon. Jas A. Seldom X. Meade, rhos Averet
T. Hoaday Pauus Powell Thos g Docock, Richard Parker
Edmondson, y. MeMullen House Of Representatives.
Hon John Mason Hon John NJ Bots and James Lyons
Hon s. Hobbie Assistant Postmaster General Thoms,
Richie, Washington City.
5-d3w W
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pENsION and General AEency.-CEo Z, AaES having
resigned Office which he held the Bureau of Commits
the has associated him
ully WISE for the of elaine for
officers soldiers V
GINA line aud revolutionary invalid, and other
bounty land fseces render
and also under lately
Congress granting land the officers and soldiers
ol2, the Indian 790al
which adjusted the Pension Once His ccnnexon with
bureau ve which have exclu
Of Claims
the revolutionary aws) has of
with all with
Of evidence Observed and with the principles Of the laws admin
Office well with of the revolutionary
each The evidence
collateral relating calculated
establishment their rights which be acquired
only by long experience.
Geo O. Ames aud Tuly r. Wise have also established
OF claims OF description
be before either the
board of commissioners
In will have Hon. Henry
A. WISE of Virginia. and who will BE- responsible
thfuness and efficiency of their He will his per
sonni attention Washington from time to his services
be required
All communications, paid, will with prompt attention.
addressed to Geo &. Ames fully Wise, Washington, d. G.
wkwam
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ny DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.

CUPERIOR WINES, LIQUORS, AND GIG LARSON Thursday
afternoon, February 3D. O'Clock floor Of
rooms, shall sell % very superior Wines
pfising-
Maimsey, Sherry Port, old Madeira, and CarcarilIos
baskets Franca Co % Eagle Champagne
do Paul X Co.'S Bacchus
do Heidseic 4
kegs, ten gallons each, Scotch and Irish whiskey
5000 Havana cigars.
All Of which selected with great expressly private
and will BIZ sold without
city, offering chance very choice
Terms cash.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Fsbp--d AuctoneeIs
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bags with circular bottoms opened and fastened AT

slana bag leather wen tanned weighing
square foot The bottom dap good kns leather well
The be well and strongly secured with the best
The CANVASS pouches denry
service.
HORSE MAIL BAGS, IN SADDLE DAos roRA)
Body 40 inches and 40 inches in circumference
size No. T. Body long se inches circumference
Body long and 30 inchssin circumference
Ends Or bottoms OF size No. l, u by "a inches
Do Do DO DO DO No Nc. J. i . y g DO DO.
The leather mail bags 10 be made Of good and
a s be
eied to be so a. chafe rider
s as s poSns. ''' ~
DRoP-LElTER POUCHES, with rockEr)
length inches circumference.
Proposals Improvements Of Of the
] s l s @ BE
price Of such improvement will be considered in determining
0-Al be delivered the
Ssw
Maryland washington, D. G Charleston South Carolina Ma
Nashville, tennessee Louisville Kentucky Cincinnati Ohio
louis missouri" a suSn p1poon, s ~ Sr" m ~ @
which shall be inferior the
No proposal viii be considered accompanied
and and aIso
and ability bidder to execute the work according to con
be delivered on or before The
a day Of Ap next and wi IN connehi0n WI" e proposals.
bidders will be required bond with
certified by the OF the
eside1 of money double the amount
contract for faithful performances Of the obligations entered
having suggested by and Others
first above described of Nos
should be made proposals and specimens
accordingly addi
handle mouth and bottom
information of bidders reference the number of mail
which probably required the NUMBER kinds and
for e Of the department during
the Both June 1880 given follows
s3s No g. 76 No TAI No. and 20u NJ" pouches
No a2 No and 26 No 3Aor,e BAGS and 6,5I5 No l.
,525 No. 2, and ga No. 3eommon eanrds bags
proposals should he "ProposaL for Mail Bags"
md be addressed the Z" Portmdsfer Generdi."
NJ X HALL, Postmaster General.
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Theatre grac~d lsss evening with another
esposed Of the beauty and fashion Of the city The
Adenns Actrss originally drawn for Mdle
OF the French and having
hssa Mics Davenport, she has adapted herself
snA hsvpe such spirited and artistic manner
have made peculiarly and last fact
fAny demonstrated.
We learn Miss only for
Ar ssAn She fairly and firmly established
people, thata made
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

.8isrartrf1, TUginio.
THIS spacious mansion, flushed In the best modern
tfronts south about thirv-two feet running back, nceN
back buildings, hundred and hiu feet Everything ns
has provided ff the and tomtoH @s
family To gentleman holding public Office in Nashinrh
offers the following Inducements, wit3 perfect htau
uaton sbort and pleasant drive from CITY TO city, mueh NJ
much cheaper living and the very best society "
era credit will be given rented, the rent VIII be
Immediate po-seriqn he had For further particulars W.
Dec In-lav,f Acrapdns
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by DYER u MCGUIRE, AuctiOneors.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, PRESERVES,
PICKLES, Ac.-On Tuesday morning, February II, 10
O'Clock, shall SELL the residence Snyder
between and F. all his household furniture &c.
Of
Mahogany plush covered chairs, dvans and
otomans, mahogany hair seat lounge, and parlor chairs
Marble top and pier tables
Mahogany dining and card tables, engrayngs
Candelabras, maDtel ornaments, lamps
Mirror and mantel glasses brass fire
Curtains and comices painted shades
Brussels carpets, Venetian stair carpet
Stair rods, hat rack, passage lamp
French bedsteads, high and low post bedstsads
Hair and shuck mattresses, bedding
Marble-top dressing and plain bureaus
DO washstAnds, towel racks
Dinner and table linen
RveT-ptaied and forks
Preserves, pickles, and catsups
Cooking radiators and air tight stoves
Kitchen utensils, &C.
q
Months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
DYER MCGUIRE
Fsb9-d Auctionsers.
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THE OFFERS sale hAir the Iowa
Gazette published Burlington Iowa II " oldest
democratic in the s,e with p~rhsps the largest subscription
Any wishing obtain information
their proposals
Hon George Jones podge, shepard Lser members
from lows the present Congress-
WI +. CooLBAUGB, Administrator
Rtsuseros, January ., 1851.
Jan