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Pension Once, March "a, 1859.

fenSlOn Oucc, Mhrch ~, 1904.
T'HE SUBJOiNED FORM OF DECLA-
4 RATION, TO re observed by all persons APP
plying 10 the Pension Office for Bounty Land, UNI
der the act Of Odd M,rch. 1852. entitled Gan act
10 make Bounty Land Warrants assignabie, and
for other purposes ID published in come xon
with the act itself
This form Is only far variant from that pre-
scrIbed under the act Of 18th September, 1850, as
to adapt it to the recent act of March 22d.
The Declaration must be sworn TO before some
just ce Of the peace other officer authorized to
administer oahs for general purposes, who must
certify the same.
gistrate who may administer the oath must be GER
ifed by the clerk of the proper court of record of
his county, under the seal Of the court.
Such certificate must accompany eotry case.
Ii will be perceived that in the 4th section Of the
act OF 22d March, no provision ia made for widows
or minor children, but only for the party who
dered the service.
The service contemplated by the act ia that
rendered under a call by the authorities of any
State to repel apprehended bostilitcs from any TO-
reign government or Indian tribe, and whose SER
vices have been paid for by the United States sub
sequent to the 18th June, 1912.
IL should BIO specially noted that one whose
service was recognised by any previous act can
claim under this, except where his mileage has
not been allowed In the computation of his service.
Hence, II the soldier has rendered such service as
would entitle him to forty acres, any other
amount, under q previous law, he cannot claim an
increased quantity for other services first recog
| nised by this act
II the applicant desires TO avail himself of the
9Th section of the act. he must in his declaration,
state the place at which he was enrolled with his
company, the distance thence to the point at which
nc was mustered into service, the place at which
he WV discharged, and the distance thence to the
place OF his original enrolment. II must also be
clearly shown, by the testimony of persons ccr-
lied to be credible, that his statements in these
spects are true, and the witnesses should specify
the manner in which they obtained their iniorma-
ton. j. +. HEATH
Cnpm;s,;on.r NJ p,o,;,,.
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PLANK ROAD-wasIIlSGTONA ROCK.
VILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY.

-
WILLIE TURNPIKE COMPANY.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS. with tie
Il majority oil the Stakeholder, have determined
TO constr uct on histurnpike Plank Road running
from the city boundary seventh street ne
oil the Districtand Montgomery county. MARYLAND,
and Tor that purpose will issue stock to The 4
tent OF seven hundred and fifty shares of f,csnfs
dollars each, and have appointed the undersigped
70 solicit and receive subscriptions to the ca me-
Books are now open at office for the purnose
Ftrt dollars on each share is to be paid at the time
OF subscribing, and like amount everv sixtv
days until the whole il paid.
The advantages Of such a road TO the CITY and
the property IN the vicinity of the road must be
apparent to oil convcrsant with itssituaton There
~ but little doubt that similar road will soop be
quilt connecting this road with Rockville and
brookvlile-tbe last in the midst of fine aori-
cultural country; thus opening a direct and cnsy
route from Montgomery and the upper part OF
Anne Arundel counties to this city for the trans
portation OF the products oftbatand the surround
ing country.
Plank koads are being most extensively con-
structcd throughout tho country, and hove epsyv-
whsrs proved profitable Investments, paving large
dividends to the stockholders, besides Improving
the value Of property near them, and greatly in
creasing the trade in the places through which
they psss.
considerable portion of the stock has already
been subscribed.
Holders of the old stock in the company are enti-
tied to one share Of stock for every fsco shares
oil the Old, which will be issued to them surren-
der OF the old certificates. The new road will pro-
ready for travel. The cost will be less than q l5-
600. tits thought il will pay dividend Of not lea
than five per cent the first year amer II IL finished
and the dividends willsteadiy increase.
CHUBB, SCHENCK CO.,
August s-diff Bankers, opposite Treasury,
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TO PRINTERS AND EDITORs.

0NE Of the most flourishing and prominent
" Wing Journals. located in one of the beet coun-
ties OF Pennsylvania. is offered for sale. For par
ticulars, apply to S. e. COHEN, Country Newspa-
per Agent. Farquhar Buildings No. IL, Philadel-
phia. where copy of the paper may be
An l-d6t
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VOHN H. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue,
~ south side, between ~ and 9th streets, has re-
ceived per schooner Fairfax
lot of fine Havana Cigars, ola Carmencita''
Also, an invoice of superior Cognac Brandy
Youngor's Edinburgh Ale and
bordeaux Claret, in bogshcads and cases.
Mar 3O-3tIf
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The Free List, with the exc .ption of the Press,
must necessarily be suspended during the engage
ment O. Miss Cushnan.
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NrARRIK ID,

Al Baltimore, on the 18th ultmo. by the Rev. DR..
WyATr, GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, of
Virginia, To EMILY CONTEE, daughter of lion.
RKvrRpY JoBssoS. Of Baltimore.
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sKY-LuGHT GALLERY.

A STONISHING what business THOMPSON is
IA doing since he takcs ILLNESSES for fifty cents.
Call early Rooms in Lane & fuckers building,
Penney vania avenue. March Soft
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COPP'S PAVILION,

Located On Louisiana ADsnue, near Sirih Street.
BOARDING at So per week. Parlors for din
ID ner and supper parties. Bathing rooms, sc :,
always in readiness. Oysters, Bccisteaks, and all
other dclicacies, found in our market in season.
Mar 3i-3aw2wif NJ COPP
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A LII THE MAGAZINES can be found at
IA TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9th st.
Subscribers copies delivered in any part of the
,ity soon as received. Ap.l
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
OUNCE THE NOTICE from this office of the 10Th
~ January last, which appeared in the newspa-
pers OF this city, cautoning the puo,ic against
cc'vlng certain drafts purporting to se those OF
captain L. Z. Easton, Assistant Quartz. master,
recently stationed at Santa Fe, New Mexico a
third forged draft on the Quartermaster General
mas been presented for payment. 1t 10 numbered
li3, Santa Fe, N. NJ, LIST May, 1851, in favor Of
robert 4. Brent esq, for $3.50, and signed L. c.
IL - known, from official advice in this Office
that tho only genuine drafts OF Captain Easton on
me Quartermaster General are numbered from
To | !; all OF which have been long since paid.
Captain Easton having ceased to draw, there are
consequently no genuine drafts OF his in circu-
lation.
BY direction Of the Quartermaster General:
VIM. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk.
QUARrEaMAsTER GENHsAL's OryIcs,
WAsHIsoroS Cry. February 10. 1852.
Feb Ia
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THE OFFICIAL ARMY AND NAVY REGIS.
Il TIERS for ls52-Just issued, and for sale at the
DO okstorc Of TAYLOR h MAURY,
Feb 10 near 9Th street.
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OST-On Friday last, small Gold Pencil
IL Case. The finder will be duly rewarded by
leaving II at the Office of the Republic.
Jan 27-tlif
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PARIS MILLINERY.

WILL BE OPENED at Mrs. s. PARKER'S on
w Thursday, the lst Of April, at 10 O'Clock a.
m an elegant assortment Of PARIS MILLINERY,
suitable for the prcsont and coming scason.
PARKEP'S Fancy and
Pcrfumery Store, under National Hotel.
Mar 3l-3t Union & Sat Evening Newsl
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ny our agreement, bearing same date with the
- above, Mr., Sncthon's interest in the American
and Foreign Agency ceased on the 3lst ult. The
business OF the Agency will hereafter be cond ted
solely by the undersigned. Office south corner of
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, near
the Treasury Department.
AARON n. PALMER, at willsrd's.
WAsHIsoroN, January |, 1852.
Jan 9-wtf
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Baltimore Corresponds nee.
BALTIMORE, March 81

BALTIMORE, March 3i--5 p. IN.
The last day of March is as dsagreeable, if not
more 80, than any OF its 'lustrious predecessor
with the exception Of the memorable anniversary
OF st. Parek's birth. Appearances now, how
ever, give PROMISE Of "a goodly day to. morrow
and, as March has departed we may look for smiles
as we'll as tears from April.
learn that forty passengers Of the ship Jane
Henderson are lying sick with ship fever at the
Marine Hospital and it is feared that the disease
will spread amongst those on shipboard, owing to
their want OF cleanliness and close confinement.
We have no local news of importance.
(, MARKRrs.-There have been no transactions in
Howard street Hour. The foreign news has de-
pressed the markets. Sales Of 3 500 bbls. City
Mills at "a. Grain dull, and unchanged. Wits.
Ky
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HUN sALE-Ihe ak per cent, mortgage bonds
Il OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. For particulars apply to
Mar 4-3tawlm CORCORAN 4 RIGGS
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLE
~ MEN.--The subscribers have just opened a
full assortment of the latest styles Of French
Cloths. Cassimeres. vcstings. &C., adapted to the
among which they enumerate-
10 pieces extra superior black French Cloths
do medium quality do do
do superfine blue do
do low-priced do do
10 do fancy-colored French Cloths, embrace
.o inga atvariety of beautiful shades
~ DO new style Spring Cassimeres
~ DO very fine black French Doeskins
20 90 very rich fancy Silk Vestings
% DO very rich and heavy blk Satin Vestings
oo 90 new style French Marscilles do
~ 90 very hne plain and figured white do
also, great variety of Gloves, half Hose. Sus
penders' Cravats, Stocks, Silk, and Linen Cambria
liandkerchlefs, Silk and Gauze Mcrino Under.
shirts and Drawers, &C., to all Of which the atten
chases is respectfully invited
Mar 23-4wif HOOE. BROTHER & co.
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Post Omce Operations.
The PosTMAsTKR GsNKRAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
March ~, 1882
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rJNHE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF EN-
ERAL LEWIS CASS. with the Pamphlet on
the Right of Search, and Speeches on Political
Questions, by w. T. Young ! vol. octave. De-
trot, 1852. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Al
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A M u s e NJ EN- rs
NATIONAL THEATRE,

MIR. f. A MARSHALL. Sole Lessce.
Mr.. W. NJ. FLEMING Stage Manager
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ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL l,
VIII be presented Shakspeare's Tragedy, in five
acts, entitled ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo,
Miss c. CUsHMAN Overture by the Orchestre.
TO conclude with the Farce Of BOOTS AT THE
SWAN.
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SMITHSONIAN LECTUREs.

PROFESSOR LOUIS AGASSIZ. Of Cambridge,
Il Macs, will deliver of six Lectures on
the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
OF each week. Subject: "The Foundation OF Sym
mc,ry in the Animal Kingdom
The first Lecture will take place on Monday, 22d
instant. at II o'clock. p. m.
Dr. GoULn has proposed to postpone the remain
der of his of Lectures until thnt Of Professor
AGAsslz is conc.u ell r22-d2w
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BLoohRRnM.-The female who ran away with
another woman's husba nd from Syracuse, the other
day, is said to be one Of the most ultra of the
Boomers. She was constantly parading the streets
in her half dress. She has now taken the second
step in the reform."-BufaIo Com. Adrertiser.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY. CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
fTNHE copartnership Of PALMER & SNETHFN
Il is this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
Palmer 10 solely authorized 10 settle the concerns
OF the firm, and to receive all letters and commu-
picaions that may be addressed thereto or to this
Agency. AARON H. PALMER
w. G.. SNETHEN.
WAsHrseroN, October 20, 1851,
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On. DEwEY's LECrUREs.-Tbe first of a series
of lectures on the PROBLEM of Human Destiny"
proposed to be delivered by this renowned divine,
will be commenced this evening at the Unitarian
Church. corner Of Louisiana avenue and Sixth
street. The celebrity of these lectures, origi-
naly delivered in Lowell, Massachusetts,, has in
duced the request, by numerous distinguished per-
sons in Washington, Of their repetition in this city.
and we feel satisfied that they will prove well
worthy Of general attention.
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL AT MAY
LANDvILLE,
Nenr west PhilndeInhIa

'hb SObSIhIbEhS beg leave to inform their
Il fricnda, md the trade generally that they
have their PAPER MILL in operation, and are
prepared to furnish, on short notice, all kinds of
PRINTING PAPER,
Of any size or weight required at prices from ten
to hftecn cents per pound, according to quality.
Orders addressed TO tho subscribers, Philadcl-
phn poet office, will receive prompt attention.
Feb 14-ur +. e. p. n. WARREN
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II the claimant was a regimental or staff officer,
the case.
II the discharge has been lost or destroyed. the
words in italics will be omitted and the facts in re-
laion to the loss Of the discharge stated in lieu
thereof. II the claimant never received a written
discharge, or if discharged in consequence OF dis
ability, or if he was in captivity with the enemy,
he must vary his declaration TO set forth the
facts Of the case.
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Sold by Apoibccarics generally.
Jan @ 3taw3m
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FORM OF A DECLARATION TO BE MADE
BY THE SURVIVING OFFICER OR SOL
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rus Cosesses PnNruNo.-sevsral of our cotem.

Tnz C0NoaBes PRINTINa.-Sevsral Of our cotem,
poraries have expressed the opinion that, by the
mere action Of the Printing Committee the printing
Of the two houses Of Congress is taken away from
Mr.. Hamilton, the contractor and given out to the
Union. and Republic, in default of any definite action
of the house on the subject. We are privately in
formed, however, from Washington, that the work
still remains with the contractor, and will remain in
his hands until some other printer printers shall be
provided by the legislative action of the two houses
We are also informed that the whole of the work is to
be given to the Union. VIII the Southern rights
men, and the friends of the other Washington Or
gans, permit this thing Is it right that one should
have all God forbid
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The Storm.

From the Boston Evening Journal Goth inst
The easterly storm still continues, much TO the
discomfort of our citizens For three days the wind
has blown a gale, and the rain has descended with
hardly any interIDission. Grumblcrs are beginning
to despair of seeing the sun again this month"; and
farmers look blank in view Of the fact that seed
time is near at hand.
We have no mail to- day from the South, the
storm having probably detained the boats in New
York
At Portland. Yesterday, there very high
wind. but little rain fell Two brigs from the West
Indies bound into Portland, were driven ashore on
Cape Elizabeth.
From the Boston Transcrir.
To the east OF Boston the storr mas been very SCI
we're, and the tides high. Vessels have dragged
anchors and came in collision, though ne serious
losses are yet reported
The mail steamboat from New York via Stoning-
ton, has not reached the city. Neither OF the Ex-
presses via FAN River or Norwich, have yet come
| IN. The storm on the Sound must have been very
severe, ana the ght very dark and dismal.
| British schooner Colchester, before reported
ashore at Deer Island, went to pieces yesterday
enc was sod last saturday, and arrangements were
made to get hy off.
From the Boston Truvcller.l
SIiPwRECK.-Scnooner Mary Ann. (Br.) Rob-
bins, from Nova Scotia for Boston, with wood and
/ fresh salmon. went ashore mt Point Aldcrton, on
Tuesday molnii e. She had six passengers, four Of
whom We're females, who, together with the crew,
were taken off safely by the people of Hull. Ves-
| sci total loss, probably. Part of cargo saved
i
From the Portland Argus ofruesday.l
| The STORM A storm OF wind and ram sot in
on Sunday, which increased in violence till yester.
| day. when it blew tremendously from tho east
Our harbor ut the roads is full of coastwse vessels
| that have run in for shelter Hundreds of people
visited the Portland lighthouse yesterday to see the
ocean in its fury The sea was worry high, dashing
its spray nearly over the lighthouse. 1t was
magnificent sight, 1t was very severe storm
increasing during the day and far in tho night.
The steamer Governor left Hampden yesterday
morning, at six o'clock, and arrived here at five
O'Clock last evening.
Schooner Franklin, Trueworgy, from New Yorl
for Augusta. with flour and corn, went ashore or
Hamr den beach yesterday. Crew saved
From the Hartford Times of Tuesday EVENING"
The RIvER-The rain storm for two days pas
has further raised the water in the Connecticut an,
it is now fifteen feet above low water mark, and i
rising the rate of between one and two inches an
hour, with the prospect of smart freshet
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Court Cnlendar-Thls Day.

SUPREMF Go Hr.-Circuit-Same as yesterday. Special
TermNcs 10, 10. 10 H. 55 81, so 60, 62, Is to r.
UNITED STATES DIsrncT CouRT.-(Fifth class)-Nos-
&C. q, rs, 20. 81 to SO.
COMMON PLrAs.-Part 1-same as yesterday. except
No, 2S7 off Part 2-Nos 430, 440 AIS. 526, 52S $50,
532. 534 $50. 53S, $40, 542 GA. 548 54s.
SUPERIOR coURT.-(Two branches) -Nos $50. SO, 122,
1S9. SOL 303, 3o4. 3o5, 306 800 3ll 313 3ll, 3l6,
317, 49, 800, 80 81. 145, 1856 IT, 173. 1888 2o4 22
1O7, Z 81 292 II, A. 61 49, $780, 17G. l29, 251 1873,
2s, % &C. "a. 261, 26S, 16, 1873, "a, l4a 14s.
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Yorb Upionist cheap companion Webs Paper pub
lshed every week at the office Of the Day Book fifty
cents Send for it, 1t is the cheapest paper in
the world. Address n. II. STIMSON, publisher, I'll
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tell lady subscriber paper who wishes pre-
pare herself for the stage, and is unaequainted with
members of the hstrionic art where there
reader and elocuont who will teach the samei Address
Cullen Fillmore " New York Post ONCE.
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Total In two years. 81

1V'"I IN tWV JVs'lo's FI7fIV OF S1,JSI rs
This is proportion Of 81 for liquor to $I4 for
other drugs, and the present regime have not, like
Dr. Reese, tried the experiment of lesscnng the
drugs and increasing tho liquor; but they have in
creased both--especiay the brandy and wine-to the
cost Of which they have added Al 100, or n per
cent during the last year, notwithstanding the pro-
gress of the Maine Liquor law
What will Greeley and the Holy Alliance say to
thisl Should not the Maine law be carried into cf
feet In the Aims House, as we'll as in the holes
and groggeresl IL il net in the power V the Cover
pcrs 10 do 30 st once!
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Adams & Co.'s Express TO Ne,y orlcans.

Mobile Vera Cruz, and City of Mexico Our express per
steamship GEORGIA, to New Orleans April 2ith will take
charge freight baggage valuable parcels &c. destined to
New Orleans Mobile and other places in that quarter of
counry also letters and parcels for Vera Cruz and the City
Of Mexico which ports Adams Co.. ~ Camp street New
Orleans despatch by Collections
made in New Orleans and Mobile. ADAMS CO., New
Orleans Express, ~ Wall street.
Second Knickerbockcr Building Associa-
tion-Saturday night ut o'clock, this Association will
hold Public Meeting in the Assembly Rooms corner of
Twenty street and Eighth and invite all to at
tend and hear the principles and profits thoroughly
planned. Come and join as this institution in flourish
condition and offers nothing to cntice but what it
perform. JAMES X. DEL VECCIIID President.
ANsoN WILLIS, Vice President.
+. j. MADDEN, Secretary, Office No. It's Min
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thing the change Of hue in the Chameleon or The Dol
pbin be than the alteration produced In the
color Of the hair BY the application Of Crstadoros aud
Hair Dye The inventor has found out the grand secret
the by which color to the hair and
has followed successfully The change Instant and
perfect and the condition Of the hair by tho Dye
All keptcs arc solicited 10 call and Judge themselves
Applied and for sale, Wholesale aud retail cRfsTADO
KOS W y sn& bssp W taLsaIuspt, Nv. Astor Mouse.
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the market for sale warranted, and demonstrated at No.
40 Broadway OF Lpenard street This the only
article the city Of New York that has received th
highest premiums for the years the American
Hair Grower, '
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@o'"f ~ wv
This is proportion Of 81 for liquor to SIP for
other medicines. If the figures show anything, they
prove that the temperance doctor set greater value
upon the medicinal qualities of strong drink in the
second year Of his hospital practice than the first
the proportion used being nearly double, while the
drugs cost u, 900 less Judging by the same rule,
it would appear that the opinion Of the medical gen.
tlemen who have charge Of tho hospital now, and
that Of the Ten Governors who furnish the supplies.
is by no means against the article, as the following
figures will show
80 H,dtciies. ISquor
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call the attention of persons requiring wigs to recent
Ihc ZANE was awarded silver medal for tho
nrAt premium at the last fair They be PIA
Of Dey street. " A
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-26
Cabinet Furniture, &c.

THE subscribers have just received from New
l. York large and well selected stock of new
and fashionable Furniture, in sets suitable fol
the Drawing Room, Parlor, or Chamber, and
are constantly manufacturing for sale or to
order, every variety Of plain and genteel furni-
ture, chains, &C., which we shall sell for cash
and as low as can be bought elsewhere. Their
stock is such as has never before been offered
to the public in this vicinity. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. A large assortment of ready made
collins constantly OH hand.
Ware Room west end Pawcatucl Bridge, up
stairs. CLARK 81 DENISON