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A FEW INQUIRIES ABOUT IRELAND
To the Editor Of the National Era:

To the Editor of the National Era.
Seeing you so eomplalsant in answering the
inquiries Of your less-inforined readers upon the
various subjects which they propose, feel in
clned to trouble you with the solution of
question which could never fully understand.
IL has become quite customary of late-with
"mousing politicians" who may shave an axe
to grind ITO represent the Irish people as
being the victims Of a peculiar oppression. by
the British Government Now, want to ask,
in what respect does the Government of Great
Britain Cypress its Irish subjects, any more
than il does those of England and Scotlandq
1t is true. that the great majority of them are
more degraded by Ignorance apd superstition;
but is this not rather owing to their subsection
to the dominion of Popery, than to the civil
power!. Were their whole community to have
the benefit of common school education, the
Bible put into their hands, and pure Gospel
preached unto them, in what respects would
they differ from their fellow-subiects in other
parts of the kingdom By eondescending TO
reply to these interrogatories, you will obige
:. IcNoRAMUs.
From the year 1854, when Henry II, armed
with authority from Pope Adrian ", under
took the invasion of Ireland for the purpose of
subjeetingit to the Papal yoke, to the time of
Cromwell. who attempted by the baptism of
blood to convert it to Professionalism, to the
year 1901, when, through duplicity and cor
ruption, the nationality of Ireland was extin.
'guished by the famous act.of Union, down to
1929, when, after protraeted struggle, the
Principle of Federation was recognised by the
British Parliament in the act of Catholic
Emancipation, the conduct of the, English Gov
ernment towards Ireland was marked by gross
.bigotry implacable selfshness and almost'u n-
| heard-of cruelty The conquest Of Ireland was
the first great oppression. Thar followed con-
fscatiop, prescription, persecution, systematic
attempts at determination, laws prohibiting
] marriage between the two races, and between
Catholics and Protestants, and infiicting tn,
penalty Of hanging upon Priest who SHOULD
celebrate such marriage.
No-doubt Popery has had much to do witt
the ignorance and degradation of Ireland but
the long-continusd misrule Of England had a
great deal more to do with it, It is only OF
late years that the British Government has
manifested desire to do Justice to the Irish
People but it is not to bs expected that its
change Of policy recent aud partial as it is,
can speedily remove the consequences and
eradicate the bitter antipathies growing out of
the centuries of misery and outrage under
which they haye groaned
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" q. Robbins, Sslicifor ST Passs. viii prepare the
Il. Necessary srs.pss and Papers Tor applicants for pat
eats and transact all other business In the Tine Of his pro-
fssston At the Patent Once lie be consuItci all
questions rssns the patent laws decisions In the
0nited states Europe. He will procure hearings
repeated applications Tor patents prepare papers aud
psissts 10 al where there amy novelty Per-
distance DESTROYS Of having examinations msie at
the Patent Oce prior 10 making application for patent
may forward tpost paid sncosins fee Of Hvs dosrs)
eissr statement Of teS hen smsats attsst will
IN given IT, and ali the nior1 ton thai soa ~ obtaaei
vst OF the Appssnt Ia person relating 70 TIE novelty
Of thsr wvsnsvm and the rsqasts b sakss
obtain p~tset therefor bonid u prove 20 bs nee v he
promptly tor ardsd 70 them by nall
AL Letters businsss Be paid and enclose
suitable Zee whsrs . vrtstsn epinisn y required.
" o@es on street., spVsaits The Pptsst Onics
He has ths b6nsr 81 reessv8 ~ psswsSos 20 Hon ~.
tssss<h 1ud Hsn k1nwad burks. late Commissioners
Of PSsssss 0 " eAsss ~ sheu he has traasAsisd bust
duriyk the psss Aevsa wears. '~t 1
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WATER CURE ESrA BLJ>HM eNr, BATTLE.
BOa OUCH, VEN SlsDNr.

1--WE propFistor Dr.. X WhSstLHOErr, bsss 20 inform
the public that he Las recovered from hs sick
and IL able again attend 10 his professional duties.
Former aud pasisnts therefore, may dep-s upon his
giving due attention "a Their They will also ind
pleasant sad comfortable beth for them
selves and freads hut will please remember that the
II Intended fr the cure Of deasss by
If uafsr and not for hotel 1T ahonsbs Watering place.
Yet u the lover nature and quiet residence
house. has msny Hxsticus besides water cure foe Ma
indeed been lavish Of her the tho
walks and drives In the seini v. Mareh "
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Amherst Sept. Y. lsl.

SIR: ihtve used your Caeryy Pastoral. In my
OF rp-seateI bronchitis aid satisfied fom ,ts
ical constitution that IL Is admirable for the
relief latyuga aud bronchial difficulties II my opinion
superior character be II any vice you
az liberty ilss 1t AS you think proper.
EOWAkD HlrChCOCK.
A.
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MARRIAGES.

Maury's majority so;
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nashville, Tenn June 70 lSJl.
SE: have repeatedly used your Cherry PecfOral tor
hopping Cough and lLhuenz4 and have hesitation IN
pronouneog it compiets remedy. our Of children
have BEEN a ted with these diseases and the free u
the PciOrGi has swsys Afforded almost instant relief
JAMES GLOVER
We a,test the truth Of the above statement
NJ. MeGlNrY, Editor Of ths HasapAs va e.
J. Nj ZIMMERMAN, druggist
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and California then respectively cast their votes
for Gen Pierce, which occasioned prolonged
cheers and applause.
Gen. Commander, Of South Carolina. asked
leave to address the Convention but not being
a member of the Convention, leave was not
granted.
Silence being restored the result of the forty
ninth vote was announced, as follows
For Gen Franklin Pierce 2S2
For Gen. Lewis Cas- 2
For Hon. Stephen A. Douglas ?
For Gen Sam Houston
For Gen. William o. Butler
Scattering votes, given by Ohio g.
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NT0ST
~ Valuable Real Estate in and near the

4 1OMMlSS1ONER's SALE OF MOST
- Valuable Real Estate in and near the
City of Richmond-By virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond pronounced
on the 25th day of November, 1852 in the friendly
suit OF Lottier &c, against Lottier &C." the un-
dersigned. who was thereby Apo nted Commits
sioner, will expose to sale by public auction, en-
the premises respectively, on Tuesday. the 7th
December, 1852, commencing at IL o'clock, NJ, il
fair If not the next fair day, that portion of the
real estate of which Lawrence LotIier the elder
died, seized which, in the division of his estate,
was allotted to the adult legstees, viz tie large
Tobacco Factory 22d street, with the lot on
which it stands frontiag A feet running back l22
feet to an alley; also vacant lot al ching on the
North, fronting "a feet OF 22d street. running back
49, feet also, two tenement5 on tie sou h side OF
Franklin street. between 22d and 23d streets oc
cupied respectively by Mr.. Wilson and Mr. Muir
ray, fronting together ~ feet running back 81 feet
also, the framed dwelling adjoining the East &C.
cuped by Mr.. John Wootcock, fronting en- Frank
lin street Is feet running back It's feet alley
Also, II lots in that beautiful square On Church
HIM. bounded by |, Broad, 26,h and 9th streets-5
of which front each SO feet on the east line of
Goth street, and runs back 1870 feet to alley of
which front each 30 feet on the west line of 9Th
STREET; and of them front each 33 feet The west
line OF said street, and run back 100 feet to an
alley.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at II and l8
months, for bonds bearing intGrest, with approved
security AID title retained till the last bond ls fully
paid off. ED. Y. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIS, Auctr.
do lid
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Samuel BSrne and Patrick Burke. brouohr
aeIe from Maryland, under requsition from
the Governor II NuRina, we've examined yes
e.dny by justices English and Rogers, upon
The charge Of kidnapping with intent to sell,
ene Jane Ann Grey, a free negro girl OF this
place and, otter full hearing, committed for an
e. am,netlUn on next Mondav.-4Ier. Gg7.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATcN
Fire In Boston- I. o., cT ne.

Ihickering celebrated piano establish.
'neh'' IN this city, was des troyed by FIRE las,
night The loss, including stores underneath
rs estimated at 100000. BY this calan;,v
NV workmen are thrown out of employment.
Waterman was killed bv ,ho cIm.r
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NEW YORK MARKETS Deo o

Cotton dull. Sales to-day Of 500 bales
Sales Of 10000 bbIs. Flour, a, previous rates;
Southern s. 81 1855 30. Wheat, 10000 bush.
els white Western brought 81 Il. Sales of
10000 bushels mixed Corn, at IS a 80 Gents ::
yellow 20 70 cents.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Vote Of Pennsylvania.

B,RR,soSBuRG. Dec. 1.-The Electoral
CoIlece Was in session all this afternoon. and
-sst = votes for Pierce and King. MIR. Nc.
0,well Of Cambria, one of the Electors, was
.asent aud Mr.. O'Neil was appointed in his
r,sce. Glen. Patterson was appointed messep-
lcs 10 Washington. The College will meet
IAN lQ morrow
Oar strct,:.e are lit up with gas tonight Tor
-rc FIRST time
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chronic rheumatism of Ten Ysar.,
standing.

NEW UFLEANs, March 81
fnss, merchant, writes: mo Language can de-
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
iorms For the last three years | have scarcely bee.
system was affected. have had the best medical At
sndance which could be procured in the East and
e4Hn- And besides have used all other remedies of
when could hear and have taken medicine enough
~ rum me constitution of any At length tried
Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
Vine" lsdleal cure. p. PRICE"
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a ALUABLE WOUD LAND ON THE
Williamsburg Road, = LIE Miles be,
low Lsic im0nd, for sale ut Auction.-Win
be sod on MONDAY, the 9th day of December,
1852 (0eing court day il front Of Henrico County
Court House, com :neacing at IL O'Clock, two hun
bred acres Of valuable Land, covered with pine
wood and timber, situated about 2A miles below
Richmond on the South aide of tho Williamsburg
road 1t viii be d I'D d into lots If so acres.
The attention Ct bIicklsyers, timber getters aud
wood cutters, is respectfully called to this sale.
TER.as OF SALE -One.fourth cash; balance at
4 { and II months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed or title retained.
P Sat the same time aud place, will be sold
from to acres Of valuable Brick Clay Land
Port Mayo, adjoining MessIs. @ larles Turner'S
propartY Teams same as above
no3O w GODDIN, Auctr.
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UAsNuLE, Pa, De-. Isi-Ahram Hapse
~as convicted to-day of counteffeitinc.-
..evls iianSe viii be tiled to morrow. A part
d. Gcltncr's sang have been arrested at
Hy.c..
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Ger. Pierce was not present at the Webster
o7ssqnles IN Boston, as reported by the tele-
gTolh, It's said he was MOI invited
Tie legislature of Indiana, at its late session,
ordered a fence 10 be erected around The Time
caloe battle ground.
The Hon. Joseph Torrance, formerly re
preventative in Congress from MONTGOMERY
eycnty, Pa, died few days ago.
Paul kaufeIt, oged 1G years, as killed at
York, Pa, lew days ago, by falling from
I"y story house.
j. W. Hayne, Esq, has been reelected At
'Juey General of South Carolina.
The St. Johns, new steamer for the Flori-
da trade, was launched at Savannah on Susur-
day.
Lahn McCauley, Esq, a prominent citizen
o. Philadelphia, died on Tuesday.
Don joaquin Herrera has been elected Vice
President Of Venezuela.
Mr. John l.. Whaley, New York volunteer
~ The Mexican war, died on Monday.
Mr.. Schermerhorn, New York Custom
House officer, was Instantly Killed on Tues
day, by falling down the hatchway Of the ship
81. John.
Samuel Lewis has been arrested at Pits
burg, charged with driving an iron poker into
the skull Of Aif. Mariatt, so that il required
t@0 persons TO draw il out.
Hon. Harmanu5 Ble.cker, of Albany, New
York, has presented 10 the State of Virginia a
fine portrait Of john Randolph, of Roanoke
with whom he served in Congress.
AMERICANS IN PARIS Among the Aneri
cans in Paris on the lth ult., were J. McGiIl,
Of Richmond, and A. l.. Hitze berger, J. +.
Mason, aud J. W. Beebee, Of Virginia, and w.
f. Aztec. of Lancaster, Pa, and Il. ]. Turn
bull, Of Charleston.
Z. &. Winkle Esq, of Petersburg, has been
appointed Secretary and Treasurer of the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad Company.
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" 5ufcr at the North.

hirRoIr, Dec. l.-AdYices from Lake Su.
peraE'o the 1871 uijimo state that winter had
So n, and there MS three feet Of snow on
he route. Minin- affairs were prosperous,
and tuS..ess had largely increased. Shipping
III the Lake was totally inadequate for their
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Ioie Of Natae.

Portland Dec 1.-The Electors met to-day
,,t cast votes for Pierce aud King. J. &.
Talbot. OF Mscaias was appointed messenger
.. " >b,HCjuu.
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By Wellington Goddin,

TWO VALUABLE LOTS ON GAM.
Il BLES HILL FOR SALE All AUCTION
VIII be sold on W ednesday, the eih day of Dec,
1852, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock
two most valuable building lots On Candles Hill,
fronting each 81 feet the east line of Sd street.
running back l20 feet to alley 20 feet These lots
were sold at auction on the 25th day of October
last, and the purchaser mt having complied with
the terms Of sale, they will now be sold at the
risque and costs of the former purchaser.
Terms at sale.
VIZ CnnnrN
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! HEAVY VIII CAsE.-The viii case. re-.
moved 10 this county from Fairfax, involving
some afFeaiy-hTe or hundred thousand dol
.25s, VIII come on before the Superior Court
no" IN session here. 1t was SET for yes,er-
Jay, huj owing TO the absence of Gen. Jones.
e.e OF the counsel, ltv Us passed over. Very
allie counsel are engaged, and it is expected
hat The Mai will continue for some two weeks.
frtderiCks5uTg Herald.
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BALTi&ohu MARKETS, Dec. ..
1aieS OF 1880 hhis. Flour at 81 "a. Red
wheat 81 "a to 81 o. white, 81 O6 10 81 10.
White Corn, 50 to 60 cts; yellow, 60 to 65
cents.
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By George j. sumner.

ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUkNi-
VI TURE, PLANO, &c, Az AuClIos.-oh
Tuesday Torning next, the TIN instant, com
mencing az 10 o'clock at the residence OF b. B..
Minor on Main street, oetweea 5rd sDd An streets,
will be sold at auction, variety Of useful and wen
kept Household Articles, consisting IN paft o. pea
Chairs, care 5at Stools, Wardrobes, Sofas, ROCK
ing Chairs, Desks. Tenders, &c &c. also, one
handsome rosewood Piano, made By Eunns d.
CLARK, of excellent quality, very little used ana pro
nonrcsd by Judges to be first rate instrument !;
aiso , Plano siools Should the weather prove
ugfsyo.able the sale viii be made the INST iair day
thsreaftsr at the same hour. Terms cash
al GEO. J. SUMNER, Auc;r.
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AgrA>l. pel. lst The electors met 70 day
,.6 s.-y - votes tor Pierce and King. Jas. II.
<.c--H vas appointed messenger to Wash.
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By James NJ Taylor.

HOUSE AND LOT on CLAY STREET at
LII AUCTl0N.-Wil De sold on Friday. the 10th
december, at o'clock ia the afternoon, upon the
premises, that framed house with the lot on which
it sauds situated at the eastern corner Of Clay and
MunfJrd Streets and occupied by Mr. Wharton.
The house is nearly new, and cont ms about 5
rooms, with the usual outhouses attached and all
in excellent order The lot fronts 25 feet and runs
Lack l04 feet 10 an alley.
After which will be sold the vacant lot adjoining
the above irceting u feet aid about l3J feet deep
and les we'll for building purposes.
TEEMs-One ,hird cash, balance O. 6 aud IL mos
with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAS NJ Taylor,
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Death Of Booth, the Trasediau,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.
). Is. Booth the dis,,n. uiahed uereai,n
oLed " lew days ogo, While on the way from
New Orleans to Gin innat.
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Is@.aS Of tse Electors Of -Nefo Hampshire,
CONCORD, Dec 1.-The Electoral College of
.n- STATE met to-day, and cast five votes for
Pierce an' kns' John II. George was ap-
-. a,eI messenger 10 WASHINGTON.
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N OTICE.-Ihe partnership OF GAYNOR
"a & WOOD Was dissolved OF Tie let instant be
mutual Consent
lie liquiia,ion OF all claims due by hs late firm
- coinHited 10 iIF. GayEur, who is also author
IL ! to collect all claims due 10 she ftnl
he tosinasa Wi! hereafter be conducted IN ths
me c. }. L. WOOD.
la thus tn1oUrclrs our dissolution, we may be
ptriH!itt T. return our e1kn0gT tgul-nts 10 TIE
numerous patrons aha t,ieId5 Of tns late firm for
her liberal support du'Iug ths past n.na years
we solicit Continual on OF their y tr0na. e for
me remaining partner. JEJ GAYNuR,
JB WOOD
The subscriber, in his own name, will hereafter
conduct tie Apolhecery and Drug business in ali
8 iran. hes, al the old staud OF GAYNOR &
WOOD, corner above the Ciy Hotel, and so!icits
call from the public generally, 40 well as the
customers Of the late firm. lie viii keep con.
SANITY On hand heretofore fre.h and iadi.
cousiy selected Stock ct Drugs, Medicines Che
nicals, Dye Stutfs, Paints. Olis Window Glass
PeGIumeiy, &C. &c, which will be sold as low as
they can be pusCh ei.e~h e il tie city,
tie Retail Prescription Dcpar TN alt will be
uadc. lis sspeca! supervision, assisted by colnpe
tel. and at,e' live hands. All orders from PhIsi
Clans AID Merchants hiled win accuracy and g.
pGch. JBNOOD,
ApCthecary IL uggi-t
Successor u GAY&QD l. WOOD,
a. Druggists
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- NORTHERN Houses AR AUG.
9S TTON-I viii sell on Saturday morn.
fnE neat, Dec 4th at IL o'clock, IN hiE Il arden
STABLE yaTo, eight OF the fine VERMONT HDkS
Is brought on by Mr. Taylor, Of New York, here
totJre advertised by Mr Harden, and go nuca adj
rnjrec 81 our citizens. IT, be SOLD OF four moaths
time for approved paper.
These eight fine Horses are
One rair Of R0an Geidings-pure bred
I0rgans-I5 hands high, very squareiy made
ana OF great action, S and years DID, broken to
double or single harness one or them paces under
The saddle.
One pair of Bay Horses-l7 hands high,
very gentle and even tne drivers, years old.
GSe single Bay Geiding-5 years old, ISL
hands high, not surpasst in beauty OF Style and
action, can trot fast He is a full bred Morgan
Horse.
One single Bay EOrse-16 hands high, IN
commonly strong made, of high action in double
harness an very gentle ii double harness, but nos
well broken in single harness.
One Black Hawk Morgan Horse-hne
single horse in buggy wagon, years Old, 10 hands
big n, very gentle
one Bay Geiding-not exactly sound, to be
sod IS he is
With the exception Of the horse last mentioned,
these collected horses are in every respect soma
and kind and free entirely aud fully fro" any fauh
or flemish whatever; and every facility Will DC
given to gentlemen to drive them AID prove tnem
fully, from n Jw TO the time CT sale.
| will also sell at the same time and plsee, TWO
Buggy Wagons and double and siE gle set OF mar
de- II. CAUTHORN.
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EW AND BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
Y Editions OF valuable Books, tor sale by


Late Drinker & Norris 81 Main street
Days Of Ancient Rome, by I BabiDgton Macau-
lay with illustrations, original and from antique
drawn n wood BY Gecrs Scharf Jan
hioores Irish Melodies, Illustrated by d Maclise,
RIA
The Dramatic works Of William Shakespeare
with remarks on his Life and Writings by Tnos
Campbell
The Lille and Adventures Of Oliver Goldsmith, a
Biog Apply by Ichn Foster
A Encyclopedia OF Rural Sports, or con- plete
account, Historical, Practical and Descriptive OF
Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, Racing, &c, by 2
Blaine, Esq
i he History Of Fiction, being a critical account
Of the most celebrated Prose Works of Fiction.
from the earliest Greek Romanees to the Novels OF
the present age, by John Dunlop, Esq
Class Book ct BO.any, being an Introduction to
the Study OF the Vegetable Kingdom b. b al
four NJ u
Lie in Mexico, during residence o. two years
10 that county, by Madame & De La b de .
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bk.., EUR RENr, the Store House No 1913, on
80 the Eolth side Q: .dain street, between 9n ard
lUtn stleets, now occupied By Il D. Mcfarland as
a tailor's hop Possession given lst day OF Jan
uary next, or Sc oner if desi ed. FIR terms, apply
on the pTcn-ises u
de I-3* BENJAMIN SUTTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By George J. sumner.

By George j. simmer.
SALE AT AUCTION or PIANO AND
- MISCELLANEOUS GOODS -On MONDAY.
Sth instant, commencing at 10 o'clock in the morn.
az my auction sales room, No Fifteenth street,
WI oe 500 az ancnon with the least reserve large
collection OF Miscellaneous Goods to close nums.
rous consignments, as follows:
Piano made by VIM Bartlett, Baltimore
l Sofa, Couch, high post Bedstead
! marble top Bureau
do Parlor Table
| Ching and / work do
! mahogany Wardrobe
do French back Chairs
do red plush seat do
! Carpet, Refrigerators, Cooking Stoves
l Cupboard, Saddle Bsps
Ga,den Seats, Tree Protectors
l child willow Carriage
Several Feather Beds
Fine Blankets and Bedding
And many other Household and useful Articles
de 3 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAT
BY Alcxandcr NoFf e C0.
M ORTIMORE,S RHEUMATIC car
!tA POlNU AND RI Don pIre -

great discovery is bringing health and happine.s -
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the vorst
on OF TINS dreadful disease have been cured perma
during the past year by the of few bottle
o. tas compound Letters and certificates are daily
received from parties Of high standing many of
nave been crpples for years. from the effects Of
ms hitherto lncurable disease but who now atfirm
rsi hey are sound and well made by this great re-
prepared for this disease alone and this il viii
Elm IN every case, either infammatory (acute) or
1911 FORM Testimony of the most undoubted cha
al & WIN De heertuliy submitted to the inspection Of
~ may ieel sufficiently interested to call on the
pstoIs a. their Central Office No. l. Barclay It.
Sis 1ASU's' ne" YORK One bottle s., three bottles
Wv PURCELL, LADD CO.
~, Sole Agents for Richmond
v. ALEXANDER & CO.
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5ssUGACCC EOX Ma Al $ts.-l lave re
& mo;ed my shop from Clay street to Water
street. near iSth, The Deck where shall be hap
by to accommodate my c&stoInals and others in
want OF work III my iue.
De I-dI2t JAMES QUINN.