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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-17

nAvILIoN HOTEL, c. X. Drew Proprietor, eorier OF ,l
1 Water and Sycamore streets. lnln-' :.
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T&W. REILLY, wholesale Groceries, Main street, De-
II tve.n First and Second sts linii-.-i'l
~ H. GILBERT & CO., wholesale Groeers ana Soinins pa
~. SION 'i'iS"""7' [mh27-1yl
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y1REsToN BROTHERS, Wholesale Groeers, and deal
rrsin Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Water street,
a = Gis.. T,,.,i Once lmy3 lyl
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rraENENT & yIELE, wholesale Grocers and dealers IN
A. IAi-os' mh-7-lyl
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HYACK & NLoBENSTINE, Western Star Clothing store,
80 - 49, ssr.cts [mh27-lyl
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yV,HONAS CONYNGTON, BOOKSELLER aud Stailoner,
go usaioI and First ri "a. [mh27-lyl
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CSCASTLIN & PARVIN, ,dealersin Stoves ana linwa1e Wal
- Main street between First and seeood lnh2I-Hl
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Dg. JOHN r. WILCOX, Physician, First street two
4 j doors above Main ST. lmh-'IHl
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IIIS q HOwES, wholesale Grocers and dealers IN
q y Foreign and Domestic Liquors. imn-'i!1 |
r,osTERS k BROWN. wholesale Grocers on MA Mama n
u FIRST streets. near the corner. lmu-IIsl |
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DIRcoCK BROTHERS, wholesale Grocers and aeai
X .rs in Foreign and Domestic Liquors lmh2'-I!J
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G SAHAM & FARRELL.
t} have this day associated ourselves Tor tne puf
w pose of doing general Wholesale ard Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business, Syeaiore ST.
three doors above Jas Laughns Jr iron store. We ar
prepared to keep full aad we'll selected stock and va.
sell low rates neighbors. The produce of
country will be taken cash, at its market value, and in
general conduct of business shall endeay
make it satisfactory to our patrons.
ap2+tf GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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WILLIAM IRVING. AUCTIONEER.-SPLENDID
English silver rosewood prlor and bedroom furniturs
% aon Ii srffy S GO M
each a " IL %s j.
teenth street
rsrsE ,sss
ported by carved and gilt stand with marble op
lined with orange satin heavy lace window Do cost 500
n six
bic top tables superb and
ssss
Pi sss sn ss
set Of PAPER psss Ssd tables
ssa ssa
tom and c d s. and
Wsshineton ~ supcrb music boxes playing the principal
BSSS 9 IN S ssG,sy Z, ~ Mu
trated pantngs Retreat from the Dying Cut
S!o%Ts slssSas Af Fisher ''5 Ssy
cost sns o M OF Henry Clay
trait Tcnty dollars ssViopp 1f
Winter and Nag sno aprnsr Il
ana O. 'ns s orma
clock representing Yeist Malta With musical moys
Dining Ersan royal Wilton a.t. sr,
glass elegant oak extension n1g ts5s chairs
match covered in Eoquette splendid carved buffet su
marble clock death Of cIsyar &c sayard rsesn shs
the Warriors IMPORTED expressly for the prs
Sterling English silyerMassive silver epcrgne exau
sely carved tho Chase:
oeatras twelve lights each to match iuperby oh
solid silver tea et two silver cake baskets four but
ter cooler bowl large deliberately chased silver punch
bowl castor and LIQUOR stand, heavy pchcN fish kni
ladle snver apkin rings largo Hagree
castor large beautifully cut cup superb solid silver
dinner set roast beef dish two meat dishes
four vegetable dishes two gravy boa,s and
silver dessert knives Also large and spendd
Of elegant gold and decorated ina dinner tea
an chocolate sets heavy English cut glass of the
most costly description Paran dessert sets
Library aud Billiard Room-eavy damask window cur.
tains lace under do superb pier glasses library
table rosewood sofas and chairs
bic clocks and oandeabras carved bookcases chandeliers
superb carved billiard table, with balls
cost 500 carved lounginr billiard chairs &o Also about
UV volumes OF and valuable books Of which supple
mentary catalogue will be issued
Bedroom Furniture = Royal Wilton and Brussels
pets satin damatk window curtains with lace under do
superb French plate large size pier glasses in all the bed
roos solid carved rosewood french carved
top tables carved rosewood marble top dressing bureaus
Wristbands to match ladies' secreases work tables wri
ting tables superb bronze and marble clocks
carved rosewood lounges chairs and loungng chars
covered In silk hrocatelle elegant velvet stair hall
pets English oilcoths, &C.
The above will be found to be Of the richest most
costly collections of oil paintings works Of furniture
&C. ever offered at auction In this city Tickets ssdmis
sion for examination the day before tho sale be
tanned Mt our once. No Pine street.
Also the house for 'ae would re rented for
years 70 good tenant. Apply to William Irving Co.
NO Pine street
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the bsdy conveyed shore end put into the hands
Of the undertakes. The sailed again for New York
with eA unssnai sunbsr OF pssssngsrs.
HKwroRT. April 2c-The Mary Adeline. American
shP vcper ter New York. got aground In the New Gut
In leaving Cardiff and has put In here eaky and with
cxsmined
DzAI April ia vessel Of about 800 tons name un.
known Was Loaf on the Goodwin sand last night;
supposed 10 DO lost
PoRsxou1H, Asrl 24-Ths Ansrican packet ship De.
vonshIe, from New York, 1e days. landed passengers
and drowned. last night, OF the Wight.
LIVERPOOL April 28-The American pscks ship Water
morning. from New York after excellent passage II
IL DAYS.
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Memoranda

Bark Croton, Of Boston, 900 TONS built here in 1843
which arrived at Valparaiso March o. from Boston,
advertised for sale et that port on the LIST ult
Brig Shepard, Capt Manning which arrived at Salem
10th inst, from Para performed the voyage out and
home in 46s days, said to be the shortest record
LAuNcHrD-At Searsport 7th inst a brig Of $40 TONS
Bese and Others of searspor and to be commanded by
Capt Beale.
At South Boston by Messrs Briggs, q clipper ship
called the Bonita.
At Richmond, Me- 9th inst, by Messrs Allen Il McFar-
lard, half clipper .hp Of $50 TONS owned by Messrs
VIM Ropes Co. Of Boston, intended for the Russia trade
and to be commanded by Capt Thos Leach
In Brewer Me- 9th inst schr Of about 10 TONS call
ed the Mary Pierce, owned mostly in Brewer and Or
riDgtcn.
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TelegrapllIc Marine Reports.

BOSTON. May IL.
Arrived Buena Vista, Liverpool bark Susan Jane
Smy brig Messenger, Cork; s,hrs John Adams Nor
folk; Centurion Bucksyillc H Hale, and Stevens
Philadelphia; silas Wright, NYork.
Clesred-Ship Crusader, Valparaiso; barks Lincoln,
Smyrna; Wildfre, Malta.
NEW BEDFORD May 10.
Arriyed-Bark Cossack, North Pacific for Nantucket,
with ], eco bbls Up OIL
ST JOHN NIB May o.
Arriyed-6th brig A Fearing. New York; 7th bark
telope do brig Elizabeth, do; Sth ships Asenora do;
York; brig William, do; schr Lucy Ann, do 9th bark
Tapgro do
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WIN. Writer'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
w Thursday at o'clock at lT Canal street all the
genteel psror chamber and kitchen furniture OF family
chairs marble top centre tables dining and breakfast
CIV Mme mirror swsnsy ons asy eook, oil painting.
French bsdsseads hair mattresses feather taDss|e
and other csrpes olclotbs mating kitchen furniture -
Postponed nom Wednesday. Also, two CAnasy birds ss6
oaRea.
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Arrived-schrs Hattie Annah Douglas cardenas; Vim
p Colbitt, Hewitt, Bristol, RI.
Understanding STATE Of Georgia, Collins savan
state, Weeks, San Francisco; Switzerland, Carter
Cha, leson barks Levant Norden Matanzss brig Veto
ria (Br) Hall Liverpool schrs Geo Harris, Carsoa, Will
nington Nc; David smith Peterson, and John Irelan
Weldon, Salem; Excel, Crowell pcrtlard saml Haddock
Howl Portsmouth.
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[BY SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TlLEaRApH.l
TIE HIGHLANDS May ll-Sundown.
Steamer Soutberrer Passing the Highlands going out
one bark coming ia past the Hook One bark ana tvs
briggs, unknown, in the ofiipg.
Weather clear. Calm outside.
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Arr from nebils-2etA. Glasgow. in the cyds; 2stA,
Harmony. 1T Liverpool
Arr from SAvspnah-2eth, Free Trader, at Liverpool
Goth, Aurora, Hull; Medium. Eswport 2sth, Equator,
Lady lfanAin and Byron, Lysrpooi 9Th stara Morse
from the Clyde; 26th, Jane TrAlse 18th Mnnett. Lime
rick; 9th, Amazon, SHIELDS 2s,h, nsndrlck Hudson
Portsmouth; Cotton Planter, Antwerp.
Sd for Boston-26th, Huron, 25th Leonore Elizabeth,
from the Cyds.
Sid for New 0rissns-osth. Gen Berry, oardin; 23d Ar
dennes, Narseilles.
~ The passengers by the Cambria viii be found in
another column under the head of Personal Integence
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

sr SEE FIFTH PAGE. "a

A c. FUTILE, AUCTIOEEER.--H HORSES, CARRIAGES,
~ light wagons, double and single harness &c-A. C.
futile will sel Thursday at II O'Clock the premises
offensive stable Of cadd consisting Of valuable hOr
wi ole to be sold without reserve for cash Catalogues
The m Of
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Switzerland.


Freburg after the attempted instruction, noticed
ger the Hermann, remained in state OF sege. The
ere closed the held by patrol Perrier
the gents had been tried by court rta and
sentenced thirty years imprisonment in priest
Of 1orrea, Louis Week also arrested. CARAT
killed, and the other aeers had fed The insurgents
began by occupy ing the college building, and attempted
seize the guard house but In the latter they
pulsed The civic guard called out to storm the
college with the artillery and riHemen and dis.
lodged the peasants posted at the windows. The nsur
gents then fed to the Jesuts Church. where they
Sred upon with grape and speedily surrendered Civil
rule established on the 22d Of April.
Italy.
The bill to grsnt the call for 100 900 vres in aid OF the
Lombard exiles had passed the committee Of the Pied
p1ortese LEGISLATURE.
The Duke OF Tuscany is aid to have notified the British
Royerpn ep that Mr. Crawford enter Florence If
tSariDg British voucher that he is not agent Of
MazzaDi.
There is nothing iom Central or Southern Italy.
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Turkey.
ERITIaU PROTECTION GTAVANTIpD

BRITISH PROTECTION GUARANTEED - ALBANIAN
BLOCKADE RAIsED-RELIGIoUs DIFFICULTY IL
JERUSALEM, ETC.
The correspondence Of the Augsburg Gazette states that
LORD STatfod has already assured the Porte Of British
protection and. In conjunction with the French Minister
II prepared 70 address to that effect 20 the Divan
The blockade Of the Albanian coast ia raised.
CoDstaptiocpe advces Of the 18TH report evsryth ng
tranquil The question now occupying attention refers
70 the hoy Fsces but nevertheless ornaments
unue, On the part Of Turkey as well a. Russia.
despatch from jerusalem under date of March q,
utnt bs that the mission Of the London Protestant As
ISOLATION bad fallen out will the Jewish authorities On
sim sunday fight occurred in the Church of the Holy
Eu,cnte oe'ween the Greeks and Armcnisns and
~ persons wounded.
IN syrs Tie prospects Of The sk crop WIS faxorahIe
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n $. HoUGH AUcrIoNEER. ; THIS DAY.

n s. HoUGH, ,,AUcTIoNEER : THIS DAY
-. ThursdayD at halfTast 10 o'clock, A. at No 20
North and 25 old william streets, Chatham and
Chambers very fine collection Of and hand
furniture, carpets olcotbs fancy goods &c without
to pay advances sofas rockers pa,cr chairs bu
tables; book cases, hair mattresses chars
chairs bedsends dc Also good assortment Of Brussels
three ply and ingram carpets pier glasses mante clocks
ornaments china tea sets cut glassware &C. Catalogues
morning OF sale Goods packed and shipped reasonable
charges.
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II s. HoUGH AUCTIoNEER TO MORROW FRI.
~. day at lOls ~ at No - Hickman street, large
variety OF second hand housekeeping articles removed this
day of sale such crockery stoves cook
ing do kitchen furniture bedseads 1 &C. bn the
entire Of the store and dwelling house; also
assortment Of goods TO advancessofas bureaus
wabands French bedsteads parlor and chamber chairs
Brussels ply and grain carpets pier glasses gilt
sma hair mattresses sc rosewood suites covered In plush
and broontte ancy goods vases ornaments 40 No post
Knan
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PRANDY, WINES sEGARs FRIDAY, MAY 10, AT
- lO o'clock, at 81 Dey street, Of Greenwich
ercen and black teas coffee onrrauts rans dates
ground mustard and pepper transparent and excelsior
button blue fish, soused herring cod brandy wines ain
&c, by the pipe demijohn. with lot Of and
hacco. WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctioneer
COTTON MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION THE
~ steam cotton mill situated in the village Waterloo
seneca county New York will be Peremptoriiy sod
auction, the premises the 18th o. next at
T. NJ 70 close the The building Is stories
ard attic 10 feet long by 80 widc built Of brick single
roof with ~ horse engine and boilers It
$50 spindles 10 cards5O inches wide Boiling card Whit
ting patent pick aud spreadcr rs looms ~ nen wide
other machinery in proportion in full operation
good order having been about FIVE For
Their particulars inquire ofAIMY PATTERSON co New
York and Boston. Terms made easy. BY order Of the
Trustees. II. j.. HUNT President OF Cotton Company.
Waterloo, April, 1853
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French Empare.

Hoax ABOUT AN INTERNAL MACHINE, ETC.
There little no news Of Importance, except the
Emperors severe indis position.
A story had been in circulation at Havre that two
passengers had arrived board the ship LEmpereur
With internal machine, from RIO. they arrested
out hbeT ated machine could be found.
The Emperor has granted large tract Of land iu Age
ria for settlement by Siss pany formed At Havre.
On the Paris Bourne Lord Csreadons explanation
specting Eastern affairs bad impaired more confidence,
which increased by the information that the French
Aeet was recalled Fl ON the Bay of Salamis.
Business moderately active in all branches Of trade
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rsss.a in tie funds consequent upon the political ag
Saoo IN win the r~c~u act III PApsl nges
ion within past few DAYS tho Dutch stocks have
-.per lesced decline Of bet seen and per cent.
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"a An. and considerable uncertainty prevailed respecting
,Ss ;.sre or the native difficulties In that capital
The Burmesar envoy had not yet arrived At tho Bf-
ahoa. month hence the rainy season win open the
rivers for Tbs British steamers.
BOMBAY, March 2s.-Aoney is easier, and tonnage
scarce
firm at previous rates. The American demand Is kept
mp Sspetre and linseed in active inquiry for Anne
rca but the supply mitsd at two rupees ak armas
Our Sings pore dates are March l6 Tho business
iuports had improved and prices generally sup
pofted The Junk trade, however, mostly buying
straw goods and neglectng European. Freights were
scarce.
China.
PROGRESS OF THE REBRLLION-THE IMPERIAL
ARMY AGAIN DEFEATED, ETC.
The mail n February 26h has important intelligence
TIE rebels threatened Shanghae with force of So 600
Kwyipg an imperial commander in chief, had been de-
feated and killed
The Emperor had issued proclamation calling the
The FTtnd Of China says f Britain America or France
offer the Emperor assistance to keep his throne they
might bind him to open Chira TO commerce again"
Rupors were of powerful force being sent to
watch the japan Expedition.
The Emperor has legalized the sale Of opium at forty
teals duty per chest
Fw Australia.
Dates from Sydney to February q The yield of
gold undated and several fields had been dis
covered
The improvement in the rate OF exchange had advanced
the ate Of gold in Victoria to 70s Sd Money plen-
g and freghts rather easier The most saleable art
eles at Sidney January 20 coffee, pepper. nut
negs, segsrs, and cordagethe latter bringing 100 per
cent.
The whole of the wool clip had been got in but there
great delay in bringing it to market High prices
rrled for both wool and taIlow.
The accounts Of gold 6nding in New Zealand are favor
able, but the metal is coarse.
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The cH0LERA-DIPFICULTY WITH sERvIA, ErC.
Tho cholera has broken out 10 Moscow
some dihcuty has arisen between Servia and Russia
Servia rsfu,iDg TO dismiss Jah an Austrian from the
directory OF the military school of Krsghebaty on Rus
sian dictston The Ssryisa Senate persist in their re.
fusal.
The ST. Petersburg tallow market on the 18th vas
very frm.
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ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANO
III. fortcs, carpets &c to Friday at 10 O'clock
at 81 Nassau street Fulon-R c. EMP will sell 81
auction Friday At Nassau street. assort
ment Of valuable rosewood aud matn .rlor dini.s
Brussels three ply and other carpets pianoore mrrors
rich china and glassware comprising large and
ton of houseksepers Sale ttout Catalogues on
the orning of sale.
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Sailing Of the Cambria for Boston.
HALIFAX, May IL, 1853.
The Cambria sailed at half-past O'Clock this p. H.
There Is dense fog, with light south wind and rain
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n BOYLE, AUCTIONEER. FURNITURE THIS
day. at the store 49, Chatham street the furniture Of
family, removed from Mercer street dressing bureaus
soas chars tatles card tables feather bods
oilcoth carpets wardrobes croekery and glassware.
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Germany.

The Federal Diet has admitted Austra's claim for
hundred and millions for their quota Of the Hun
gnIian ard Italian war. which Austaa views a. pro-
tectipg the German frontiers.
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There y nothing stirring from this country Al Aler
sLdris, April 10 trade dull and the prices Of nyo
-duce were sgsin dropping Freights were lower iE Y
chsDge was at % piastres.
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
~ &c. W. HOLMES will sell to morrow, friday May IL,
a. hall past ten o'clock at No l2l Forty nth street.
broadway all the furniture dc in the house. consisting Of
Tapestry Brussels and carpets French plate mants
mirrors hne oil paintings and engraving Marble top Ia
be and bureaus sofs lounges ottomaas and spring
seat chairs and rockers mahogany end black walnut cot
furp1spry, a..
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royal deere published in the Gazette recommends
revision of the tariff
The Bank OF San Ferdinand had advanced the Financial
Minister 10 900 eco reals 10 the pay ments OF the
month
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T MoRIARTY. AUcTIoNEER,, WILL SELL THIS
day. At 10 O'Clock, at l73 Chatham street. large
sortment Of furniture removed from different
families is various and general and we'll worthy
tenten Also from manufacturers large Assortment OF
furniture. Sale positive, without reserve.
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Commercial Affairs.

MONEY Market
The British funds steady, consos closing the
Goth firmly at 1909 for account ADD 1905 for money
The bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
f433, 0O0
Exchange bills were at Is to %, premium.
PARIS BouRsE French 3s 86f cash; Az 1857. 20.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Bell Co. report the business in American securities
during the week to fair average extent without extra
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n s. HoUGH, AUCTIoNEER THIS DAY, THURS
-. day Mt lO,s o'clock A. NJ at No 20 North aud 2,3
old William streets, Chatham and Chambers very
fine collection of new and second hand furniture carpets
oclohs fancy good', &c, without reserve, to pay nd
seads card centre work, and dining tables bookcases
hair matre SEES cane chairs chairs bedstead 30
Ao, good assortment of Brussels three ply and ingram
carpets pier glasses mantel clocks china
sets cut glassware, &c Catalogues morning sale
Goods backed nd edonr bie cb.r
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} W. wEsTCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

r W. wEsTCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Greenwich avenue consisting Of large and desirable
sorsmon of elegant tapestry Brussels ingram carpets
wood and mahogany pier oentrcnd side tables marble
hair beds and rosewood arm chairs
and rockers mahogany and walnut dining and breakfast
plates ivory cutlery verware rich china sets clocks
candelabras kitchen furniture oil paintings DO No post
non
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A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.

IT AsTEN. AUCTIONEER-HANDsOME HOUSEHOLD
furniture pianoiorses and mirrors at auction This,
Thursday morning at 10 O'clock at 81 Murray street. ali
the furniture In the large double house
ing of two handsome rosewood panofortes mahogany
French cottage and other bedteads dressing bureaus
dow curtains and carpets oileoths enclosed
washtands marble top centre and side tables feather beds
and beddng wardrobes; grandoles clocks dinner
and tea SETS together with OF kches
furniture with which tho sale will Catalogues
the morning aale. 0n my