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GEN PIERCE SARATOGA We announced few
days ago ION the authority OF letter to the Boston Pos
that General Pierce to be at Saratoga this week the
guest OF Judge Martin The News says that General F.
hoped to to the springs for the benefit Of Mrs
Pierce, who is still invalid, but inimates that the
force OF engagements at home and the pressure OF the
crowd at Saratoga nigh, keep him away II adds "We
hope he will make up his mind TO come, notwithstanding
the annoyances incident to bis position for want the
opportunity OF telling our readers who and what he il
from our own observaon.-dtbony dtas
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AIOTICE.-fand No. 1891
June 1885, private Captain Coiemsn's
and by the the Hon A.
United States House Of Representatives and has by some
isiad This Ia the notice that
expiration of weeks from this date make application
Commissioner Of Pensions In Of Washington, for du
pcate and further that fled with the
Commissioner II the General Land oee prevent the
issued,
nislaid ne aforesaid. DAVID A. JONES,
Ap4-1aw6w Of Nesboha county Mississippi,
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worthinQton G.. SDstheu

CONTINUES practise law In the Supreme Court attend
claims and
Departments and boards Of commissioners pro-
patents and abroad 10 obtain pensions and
and bounty snd collect debts dividends lereies. and inherit
the United States and in foreign counires
and bond
negotiate purchase ofloans, lands
patent rights, in any Stale Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California landte coming
United States Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid, addressed w. g. Sneten, Carro
Place, Capitol Hu Washington, u. CO. win with prompt
teniion. Oct B-dly
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EDWARD X COLLINS Co,
No. So Wall N. Y,
BROWN, sHIPLEY, n CO,
Liverpool,
r. @. ROBERTS d CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Pans,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
accountable for gold, silver,
bullion specie jewery metals unless bills OF
ading signed therefor expressed
Scot 5-dly
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--Just received from Phfadel-
" pha another lot Of Parsons celebrated
This refrigerator
Is constructed that therfy
creating circulation Of cold refrigerator
Az upright rereators have the ice TOP three FEET from he
meats &c consequently provisions nj the hom
cold. The interior vessels u u
ranged that each article kept entirely sepse and removed
with facility. Gail examine them.
q WOODWARD, sole Dsc, Of Columbia, Penn.
syvans avenue, betwesn 10th and Ilth Streets
May le-1M
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NOTICE
Respecting private Of heretofore ptlsraur from
,aass IL Illinois, account Of the Illinois Central Raoaa
prevent confusion difficulty
business Of the public sales proclaimed will
that apdtons or pirate en by
he re-
the and
which been offered such public
In order In which such townships win be
the loca ion of made
and all the applications made day wiz be examined a
discovered that
day locate The tract such applications m be
gsded being simultaneously made and such tract will be put
the day thereafter such and BE-
awarded IN the highest bidder according to law.
Amer having acted the pressing applications for the double min
lands the land officers viii that written npicnon
will be received for by Gosh locations by land
public snds outside
said
Illinois select the quantity OF land 10 which she is entitled and
selected for such and appcn
business
VIII be treated in The those above
toned
EireaBdsriue and Springfield Districts.
being lands Within EpwnpsvuLs district
within the sprNorLp district falling
mile limits Of the railroad such MT ana inappropriate
withheld from private Of said
the United after the selections for
stored private entry location, the following periods
the lands in Monday the fch
july next and the lands in the srHrorLp Mondsy
the sirfh July
No right Of the public
been withheld from market account of the railroad viii
in
September 90 sso and
land shall again be made subject 10 private
Whore locations made by land warrants they
minimum Of land
chase must be paid in cash,
tons prescribed by this office on 23d March
Given under my hand at the General Land Once, the ird ~
Ap7--iawisw il UTTERrfELD, coumis-ioner
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GENERAL ScoTr IN CAsADA.--The Wing has had some.
Scott Ii IT, however mistaken. tits one OF those States
to which he is to look for hs support This side Of the
line he is less popular The 0swego Commercial Times
who had the information from gentleman who had been
travelling through Canada, says that the people that
side Of the lakes are decidedly favor OF the election
General Scott This is most likely true, and Of course
our neghbor should put down N bis presidential esti
mates Canada sure for Scott--1roy Budget
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Ma WEBsrER.-Tbe New York Mirror says +" In re
gard TO Mr. Websers standing the fire OF the Ameri-
Union party, which is now surgng up in various
parts OF the country, venture TO assert that Mr. Web
sfer T neither rebuke encourage the action of his
friends His position is and will be, position Of
INACTIVITY"
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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Steerage furnished with pillow and
with the II
Freight will be taken Chagros 10 and from
the istlnus expense of the passengers
line
great advantage the quality of The employed,
at both ends of the line to accidents.
For further Information apply the Office Of the 81 and
SIS choice OF beris apply the conpanys
agency No. 1T West street, of Warren New York.
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0y-wnshngton city Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
uonTbe first annual meeting OF this association will be held
Smithsonian Institute, this (Tuesday) evening 10 instant
o'clock the installation officers aud reception inaugural
Of president elect--Alex II. Lawrence, ESQ,
The annual Char
ton o United Senate
The public generally respectfully invited attend.
VIM CHAUNCY LANGDON
4. July
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no OWNERS of Lands In Tesss.-A gentleman In virginia
who good and lawyer desires orsmoye e Iexas
like become the agent some
country, view TO bring them into
market.
family small capital and IL DESTROYS engaging In
He the satisfactory testimonials Of capoc
responsibility his general acquaintance s such
considerable emigration 10 Texas
Any lands who would be inclined 70 await himself
pacedin correspondence with the
suitable responses, by addressing post paid,
VIM. GoUIDIN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virgins.
MarI9-~m
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Sales To-day.
ny IL. N. sTRATroN, Auctiones

by IL. N. srRATrON, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY AT AUCTION Tuesday morning, July 49, at 10
O'Clock, shall SELL the residence of Mr. H. W. rpton
morrill, between 9th and h west, oil his furniture and
household effects,
Mahogany spring hair divan and rocker
Do marble top centre table, table
Walnut beaded book table, gothic clock
Do and parlor chairs
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
French chntz and lace curtains corDices
Painted and woof-seat chairs,
DO window shades, ingram carpets
Do floor cloth, stair carpets and rods
French and China dinner and
Britannia coffee and service, glass
Table cutlery, andirons shovel and
Flower mantel
Writing desk and bookcase, beds
Maple bedsteads trundie bedstead
Mattresses, mahogany bureau, wardrobe
Toilet glnsses, mahogany framed looking glasses
Washsands and toilet sets, ire boards
Tin safe, cooking stove
Together kitchen requisites.
Terms 25 under, cash. bankable funds 5 thirty
and credit satisfactorily
eTest. (Teegrapb.] July l0--3
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi-monlhly sommu
nicaon francisco Oregon awaiting az the
former the arrival OF the mails and nom Panama.
and without delay with the mails and Tor the
stea IN IN
regular line popeers and side wheel will be kept
The freight and transient between
Panama and San Francisco,
Some OF the above will between
Acapulco the other Mexican The the Allan
tic will be maintained United States mail steamships
thio.
...-2oo
Empire City 1000
800
Snefokee ,VN
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Iron LONDON per last steamer.

rom LONDON per last steamer.
Fletchsrs Life Of Constantine the Great VOL London 1852
81
Kennys Manual Of chess, with engraving ls52 ~
king and Horwzj Chess Studies, Findings
Scientific Examples Of Ches. stategy vol, 1851; 50 as
Ireland sixty Years Agoi vol, 1855, ~ cents
Irish Popular Superstions 1 vol, 1885, 81
Life and Times OF Fighting Fitzgerald vo 1852; ~
Gwynne Hints Current Impoprieties Of
ing and Writings | VOL, 1852; so cents.
wsga on the Art Of Figure Drawing, seventeen illustrations
VOL, 1854; so cents.
Ciassca Selections from British Prose Writers vo d IS
Additional Chapter to Lye's Geology 1885 - cents
FRANCK TAYLOR
0sBooks, stationery, periodicals. mathematical instruments
anything else, imported order from London Paris Germany
July 10
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s@sw The pablie informed that, under the preseHl
WIEfLx arrangements OF this inspected
ZELIlJ and approved by Navy Department, suitable
sf<-8xs2s la strength and for conversion
the eass, and United mails III
pann,a FOR diaey arrival
Atlantic nails and viii l.aye francisco
t and 18Th days Of each month The following packets be
the Pacific
wi q ~ port AZ each end Of The Touler
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In this city Sunday the 1th aged three months HIM
RY FORREST, infant Of Or. CkRrEa JOHNSON, OF nc
mond, Va.
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by J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On Tuesday
afternoon July 18Th at o'clock, the premises, shall sell
lots Nos a. 5 6 and H. No 1885, situated
Of 18Th and Lot No l6 small frame
and pump good water in 'front.' making very
desirable for a
Immediately after which will sell lots Nos I5 and 49, in
No &c. fronting north L. between Goth and 2lst
Terms Onehd cash residue three equal payments
six twelve aud eighteen MONTHS for satisfactorily
bearing interest. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
I'D
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Cyeaf Firs b Boston.


BosroS July lo-6 p. m-The largest fire that has oc,
CURED ~ us ely TOR the ast twenty years is raging.
Upwards OF nifty buildings Purchase and Broad Streets
mostly ocenped by poor Irish families have already been
destroyed aud he hre is stu spreading.
IL was caused by irecracker being thrown into hay
stack aoo louf O'Clock this afternoon, Ia the OF the
Sea,nens House, on Purchase street. which, with the Sea
mens House, Bethel, &c., consumed.
IL then crossed the street and all the buildings both
sides OF Purchase street. 70 the head OF Foster wharf
aud al the buildings in the of the school house. from
Fort HIN 10 Sea street, in flames The buildings
chiefly occupied by poor families, who lose their all One
hundred families are already hoaseess.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BosTM July lit is estimated that the loss by the fire
Ia this CITY VIII reach c25OOOo IL is feared that several
lives were lost,
THIRD DESPATCH.
BosToN Jnly iAt the lire yesterday several persons
killed and seriously injured. ALDEN lard oil factory,
Boysnn school housc aud several large warehouses
Purchase and Broad streets, among the bui
burned. The total loss will probably be about $500 900
Movements Of DIR. Webster
B1sros July Mr. Webster goes 10 his farm at Frank.
lin, New Hampshire, on Monday or Tuesday
National Union Convention.
Nxw YoRK, July ia call has been published for a
National Convention, be held Philadelphia 9th
OF August for the parpose OF nominating Daniel Webster
Tor the presidency and suitable candidate for vice
presidency, for support of the Union party The i'm
mediate formation OF local Webster Union ociatons /,
also earnestly recommended
BENNINGTON, (Vt.) July 1.-THE part of Montreal known
as the Quebec and ~, Lawrence suburbs is destroyed al
most entirey-the fire making clean sweep OF ine and
a hall In length and tbfee-fourths In width
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steamship Columbia will in connexion with the
steamers san Francisco and ports in Oregon
allowed $50 lbs personal baggage Free not
ceeding in 10 cubic feet.
will Chagres 20 cents per loot and from
Panama o Francisco the rate OF sl0o per ton
freight passage apply at the office OF tue company w
West street. New York city. NJ o. RoBERTS.
l6-d3m
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GREAT BARGAINS.


I'VE desire the ladies'
OF dress goods, which selling greatly
prices, consequence of the advanced OF
We selling handsome bereges at lsA and IS
Plaid and plain cambrics very cheap
Dotted muslns, from % up
muslin suitable covering glasses
Handsome India silks, ut 50 cents
Rich black silks, at all prices
II 100 pieces figured lawns from IAN cents
Handsome ginghams, all prices
so pieces berege de lanes cheap
10 pieces BaTnsley 81 1914, lid, and 1874 sheetDgs
10 do handsome table linens
SO do Russia diaper, all widths
do Irish linens, all qualities
10 pieces white and brown linen drills, for boys
10 pieces striped do
pieces figured linens, for covering furniture &c
Us pieces handsome black lawns, at l2Jf cents
ladies and misses hose, Of all coors and quail
Merino gauze shirts, sc.
90 embroidered muslin curtains low figure
5 white shring cot,ons, from 6k
Donesrics of all kinds at the lowest market price.
We have lef few worked infants robes which will
close of very cheap.
wha general stock OF seasonabe goods, which will offer
much below prices order reduce stock
tory taking an inventory next month
BAY STATE LONG SHAwLs
We ladies going springs, fin want,
will of Bay long saws which
will sell very cheap this weather
July s-d2w w. NJ SINISTER T. CO.
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pERFECr fitting Coat, Vest, and ps~taioops.-
GEORGE p Fox tailor and cloth importer, 3 Broadway
New
Complete to measure and delivered IN Wash
ngloa, y. q, In two days from recep, Of order.
July 1-eod7t
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THE New Houte 20 Niagara Falls from Albany 60
Rochester, Lockpo &c. by the the Rochester
and Niagara Falls railroad enables
bany Falls Albany sooner
any This will be convenience and
saving Of travelling public and vsry large
share Of business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS
Opening Of Ae Rochester, Loport, and Niagara Fas Raroad
opened 10 the travelling
public Wednesday June 30 1884, which passenger
win commence running foIiewss
let uain-Erpress, leaves Rochester nj 6 20 a. m.
ID Z" Accommodation 30 Z"
81 Way express 9Jp.
Arriving Niagara Fails 20 and % and D. M
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
ls uaia-way cypress, leaves Niagara Fails at lsam.
% % Accommodation 9apm.
~ Express 30
Connecting ways with the regular trains Albany
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by route leaving Albany by the D. M train
will reach Rochester rs nearly
and arrive Niagara Falls % leaving Albany 10
will Rochester time for the express
Falls Returning
hv trains viii Albany, or
Boston, twelve hours In advance OF any other line.
Passengers by this win take the The right
Rochester depot WARREN COLUMN
July ll--dmo Ilnfell Superintendent.
IUooD's Practice Of m.d,cne-Ssw Ed,t.on-rs5s-
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JAMES ~. GUNNELL. M. ID, VIII continue the prac-
office occupied by his father, Gunnen
for the past twenty four years. Presidents Square.
July i3-eod3.
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o. The Erhibition of ORNAMENTAL NeedIe-yy

o. The Exhibition o Ornamental NcedIe-worls.
Paintings viii take NJ.
seminary, r. between l2h and 18th streets, Tuesday and
"Wednesday next l3 and 18th inst hours Of
ming and IN the evening.
Their patrons friends and the public generally invited
tend. July tl-tp
HAVING determined not TO carry to si,e rcst
Ill any goods, sLall without
regard To-
Purchasers desiring lawns, muslins bereges tissues
silks, goods,
gains sell all fabres price other
prior the both of August.
Our stock Of all the leading styles OF fancy and dry goods is
al this full and complete, proysbay prices
We particularly black ks black slpsca. plaid plain
white cabrcs and all classes OF linen goods figures
than usually found in this city
Those fec friends who have paid their bills win please
do
Terms cesb, unless arranged o contrary
-Good articles, low prices and fair dealing may relied
all cases PERRY h BROTHER,
July l3-lOhf Opposite Centre Market.
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By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer.

CONVENIENT SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF THE PENSION
oFFiCEOn Wednesday, July II, at O'Clock, I'm
street OF Windet's building, shall sell quantity Of
Writing desks and cases, pigeon holes
Tables, desk Stools and stands, chairs
Screens, washsands, fterer
Three ply carpets straw mating
Painted floor cloth, &C, &c.
Tonne. cash in specie. July I'D
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National Union Convention.

B9sTos, July lMr, Webster goes his farm at Frank
lin, New Hampshire, on Monday or Tuesday.
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n. GREEN, Aucfouecr.
n EXTENSIVE SALE or FAMILY GROCERIES AT AUG
ruN-pn Wednesday, the l4th inst shall sell, o'clock
m nj lie grocery Peerce
very extensive Of fresh groceries.
shorsheads Porto and New Orleans brown sugars
10 gunpowder, young and black
10 bags lava, Laguira, Rio ana other coffee
40 boxes sperm, sdamantne, and mould candles
10 boxes superior tobacco, IN pounds and lives
sacks fine and coarse salt
10 bbls. crushed, pulvenzed, and clarified sugars
bArs starch and 10 boxes raisins
so kegs best quality Avalon nails
dozen painted buckets keeers flour and horse buckets
lard tubs, nail buckets, and mats
10 ground pepper and ginger
brownsoap city made
so dozen Mason's backing dozen brushes
l0b canisiets mustard cloves, cinnamon, and
slspice, mace, nu,megs &C.
5000 cigars, Scotch snuff, Cayenne pepper, sc.
dozen demjohns, ~ dozen brooms, baskets Sc
Washing and bread soda, ssernius and alum
Bakers brona, cocoa, and chocolate
900 lbs bacon, hams and shoulders
Is bbin Massachusetts No. mackere, and Potomac No
herring, Goldfish, &C.
20 barrels and hafbarrels prime New Orleans moasses
40 gallons best sperm OIL, bbls best vinegar
20 bb rum, gin, ard whskey, MoDongahela and other
brands. wines liquors tap part are very
superior, bottle liquors, &C.
prime lard, IS dozon hafenn mustard
Rice, almonds, pepper in uain and saltpere
With assortment OF usually kept retail
together entire fixtures the store,
platform and scales and weights bnus
wheelbnrrows, shelving, sc.
Terms All under $780, $50 undsr
$780, siIty and sOo,
months, for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
July I'D A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
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Gray IIaTs md HaIdness
II T. LOVET5 wahpene hair glosswarranied to fail
H. restoring original color, also for hckening
become thin, andto badnessis
public by subscriber who will also exhibit all
will him evidences Of its efficiency that will
satisfy the most incrcdulous
There necessity for person 10 remain either
the
ting Call and be satisfied
selves. =, sfbNEsIEh,
OF 9th and n streets, sole
July s-eod2w for District OF Columbia
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pHtNATE TUToR--A young English gentleman, who has
i received good education,
to obtain the position
private family ~ espectabty.
References be
given parties cfe highest respectfully either in this country
IN England,
Address Aer vaace 100 post once osweso New York.
MAJ ls-dnf
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The New York Liverpool United States Mall
Steamers
The ships composing this line
The Baltic Sousoch
-<~E~0n These ships having been built by
fkXfe pre- service, has been
Z%1b1k1N their engines,
strength and speed; and their accommo
unequa,ed for elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool in first cabin, 1920
Exclusive $500 In second cabin So
From Liverpool TO New York, $50 and $40
N experienced attached to each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
DATE O
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WILL Open Tuesday Night, the 18Th July, at
w odd Fellows Hail. short only BAyNE'S celebrated
entitled Europe embracing
magnificent Of Boston, habor, Halifax the Atlantic,
Meey, Liverpool the Cstal Palace Of the Worlds Fair, West
minister Abbey London from the Thames passing under the bridges
ending with magnificent of the Thames tunnel bril-
lanuy both beautiful river Rhine
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, az
o'clock.
Admission 25 chdren under ~ Of Is cents
Doors at " eommence moving at O'Clock
TutvI
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OF Astronomy, complete.

many engavnrs, in one large guaro volume London com
psing Plain Asronomyby Peter Barlow Of the Royal Military
Academy Nautical Asonomyby Capt kae Of the Board Of
Longitude Physical Aronomy-by SIR John Herschei The
Figure Of The Earth, Tides Waves &C. Scby Airy, Astronomer
Royal. Price, 81 so. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Iulv
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IUOoD's Practice OF M.d,cipe--S.w Ed,tlon--rs5s-
w vols. 8yo, For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY
Juyio Booksellers, psh street,
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BENNINGTON, (Vt } July The part of Montreal known
sthe Quebec and 81 Lawrence suburbs is destroyed al
most enrelythe fire making clean sweep OF ine and
half in length and ibf -foufths in width
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DIED.

The overland mail had arrived, but the news was 10
important.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-22
Fur,,iture, Chairs, &c.
Ct. SO

THE subscribers, having on hand for the
the Spring and Summer trade, the
largest and best assortment OF Furniture,
that has ever been offered for sale in this
vicinity, would respectfully invite those who
are intending to buy furniture this Spring
or Summer. to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Feeling con-
ident that we can sell for cash a good article
at a less price than can be obtained at any
city ware-room, with the advantage Of hav-
ing their goods delivered in good order and
at our own risk.
Our stock embraces every article usually
kept at furniture store, such as every
variety Of
Sofas,
tete tete, couches, taberetts, &c. bureaus,
secretaries, book k-cases, tables, stands, tea
pois, &C. mahogany and cast iron hat
stands, new and splendid article Our
stock of
BedSteads,
is large and desirable; every description Of
Chairs,
some of which are all oak and Of new and
beautiful pattern:
LOOking-Glassc
Of all sizes feathers; curled-hair, husks,
palmleaf and straw
Mattresses;
window shades and fixtures wood and will
low ware children's chairs, wagons &c.;
rope, MANILA and jute matts bedcords;
clothes lines, &c.
Collins.
The subscribers keep constantly on hand
a large assortment Of ready made collins
of different kinds of wood, and of superior
finish.
We are prepared to manufacture any ar
ticle called for, in our line of business, to
order.
share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Ware Rooms at the west end of Pawcatuck
Bridge, up stairs, and at Sheffields new
building, nearly opposite Pawcatuck Hotel.
CLARK & DENISON.
April 1852 53f