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QUEEN VICTORIA FLEsHING UP.-Queen
Victora, the gossip says, is rapidly filing
in flesh, after the habit of her family
Her bust has become very large; her robe
conee us the stoutness of her person, but
that may be surmised from her full face.
ruddy checks, and unmistakeable and de,
cided double chin. The dress she wore on
the opening Of Parliament, is said to have
been one of extraordinary richness. The
royal attire consisted of body of silver
tissue, the bottom Of which in lieu OF
hounce--was fall of silver bullion near
ly q foot deep. A robe of crimson velvet
with tippet and trimmings, and sleeves of
ermine. enriched with gold lace, and fas-
tened in front with 4 massive robe of gold.
with largo golden tassels hanging down
IN front, covered the dress. Round her
neck was necklace ofs diamonds. Her
earrings were diamond also, Her hair.
as usual. was in plain braids, and she
wore rich and very becoming tiara Of
diamonds and pearls.
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$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN 4 MONTHS
FANNY FERNS NEW BooK

FERN LEAVES FROM FASsY's poRr POLIO
WITH EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS. Osg ,t.e-
CANT l2mo VOL, 400 PAoBs. Pr, X
81 as.
ME Publishers would advise Book A.
- gents and Canvassers that they h,yo
Just r'idy the Aoth thousand of this rem ,rk-
aoie oook' the unprecedented sale Of which
Is the best evidence ofits popularity with the
people almost every family will have a
copy of Fern Leaves.
Now Is the time for active Book Agents
to reap a harvest, as our terms nrc li6er,I
and the book will sell.
For further particulars apply to
DERBY 5 MILLER,
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or DEkBl ,ORTEN & MULIIGAN,
Buffalo, N T..
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DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN.

AFINU devoted his entire attention 10
nthe practice Of DENTISTRY, begs leave TO
inform the Citizens of Lancaster and vicinity
that he will be found at Mr.. Hasseltine, =
on the 2nd Monday in ehciii ;Goni.. s.Ls;s h,
VIII be happy to wait on those who may
need his services.
Oct. 10Th 1853 ~
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PROSPECTUS
CONCORD WEEKLY GAZETTE

THE subscriber proposes to publish in the
Town of Concord, n. c., a Weekly Newspaper,
to be entitled the CONCORD WEEKLY CA
ZETTE."
The Editorial Department of the "Gazette,n
will be under the management Of q gentlemar
OF well known literary attainments and who will
spare no pains to make the Gazette" welcdtns
visitor to the family, and an entertaining and
instructive companion, for the long and dreary
Winter evenings.
The Gazette" will be devoted to arf
POLITICS, AGRIcULrURE, THE ARTS AND Sci
EScKs, LITERrURE, FOnEIos AND Lo-
CAL lSTELLIoEScE,
and to the advancement of the interests of tho
Town of Concord; and in fine, the Publisher will
use every cxcrtion to make his paper inferior to
none OF the same character in the United States.
In Politics the Gazette" will be uncompro-
misingly "Hhg"
TERMS:-lfa sufficient number of subscrib-
ers be obtained the Gazette" will be issued about
the first OF January, 1854, in a large Twenty
eight column form, printed with Entirely New
Material, at the low price Oft W0 DOLLARS
per year in Advance.
JAMES N. HENDERSON.
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1t Is asserted, with what truth we do not
pretend to say, that all Of the ladies' who
sweep the streets with their long dfessss,
have big feet and thick ancles.
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N0TICE,

yellow CTTIzENSi The note. and
n accounts of Billings e. Bslk are in INV
hands Tor collection. After the 10Th day q,
March next, will DO constrained reI,.ctantls
TO put 10 suit, every debt to the amount Of
6t cents and over, which may be still unpaid.
IL Is not to be implied from ihs notice. that
no one viii be sued before that time, by no
menus MOORE.
Dcc' ~ 1908 4b--4m
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

APoPULAR MlsrAKE.-We daily receive
communications Tor the Mirror, whose
writers are under the impression that the
overtaskel editor will ieel very grateful
for something to "help fill up his paper
This is great mistake. Our Galleys',
are always running over with "matter"
waiting room for publication. What we
do want-and what every other editor
wants--is that which best pays. We do
not publish a newspaper for the sake OF
giving our own thoughts daily airing
that would be like driving an omnibus for
the sake of the ride. Neither do We cen
duct u journal for the benevolent purpose
Of allowing our friends to use our col
unms gratis 70: their own private interest
or satistaction.-Thatw would be like run
ming an omnibus for the purpose of giving
ones friends ride without the compcn
sating sixpence. Y. Mirror.
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ST. JOHNS SCHOOL,


Rt. Rev. I. F. DAVIS, d. d., Ex.O Ofiicio
Visitor.
Rev. J. d. MCCULLOUGH, A. NJ.
Rector, and Instructor in Christian Sci
ence and Bellies Lcitres.
WM. B. LEARY, a. NJ, Vico Rector.
and Instructor in Ancient Languages and
History.
ID. d. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics
and Natural Science.
Rev. Z. A. WAGNER, Instructor in
English Department.
"NllE exercises Of this Ius. tuition will
X be resumed on the 2ud day in Feb.
ruary next.
Boys are admitted over the age of years
and prepared for the Junior class in Collgc {:
or they may receive thorough acndemicu
course, either classical or English.
There Is but one session. divided into two
terms of FIVE months eacli,) beginning on
the End day Of February, and ending No
vcmber 80.
TERMS PER SEssIoN-For Tuition and
Board, including washing, fuel, lights, &c,
1925, payable semi.annually in advance.
Entrance fee, $25, for which books and
stationery are furnished the student so long
MS he may continue in the Institution.
Advanced students desiring private rooms.
viii be allowed them (at the discretion of
the Rector) for an extra charge Of SI5, 70
pay for lights, fuel, &c.
For further information apply for "pros.
Peetus" to the Rector, at Sparianburg, G. IT.,
s. c. '''
Dee o, 1853 45-am.
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AFFLICTED, READ!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE,
Established ls years ago. by DR.. kinkiisn
n. w. Corner Of third and Union
,NLreeLs hefIrern Nnr,,r. a.,L

EStnohshe6 lS years ago. by DR.. RinkiLen,
n. w. Corner Of third and Union
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Pine SIS. Phiiada
LNlGHTEEN years of extensive and unin.
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and every disease in any way connected with
the disorder Of the provocative functions
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VIGOROUS LIFE OR A PREMATURE
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He who places himself under the care OF
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as gentleman, and confidently RELY upon
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Persons ut a distance may address Dirk.
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WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY RES
TORATION TO HEALTH OF A GEN
TLEMAN, AGED is, WHEN AT
DEATHS DOOR.

Copy ola Letter from, The Rer. Chas. Smith,
dated, Norton, 81. Philips, near Bath,
SOmerS@tShire, Aug. II, 1853.
To PROF. Holloway:
Sir-A Mr.. Joseph Puxton, formerly Il
resident of this place, had been in n dccli-
ming state of health for upwards of three
years, gradually wasting away to Il shadow
by nightly pcrSpirations and want ufappctitc.
which causcd great uncasiness TO his friends
rs he had consulted various medical men i'm
Bath, without effect. He Mt last used your
pills, and under providence was restored to
health by their means. He lately emigrated
to New York, and has just written to saw,
that he was never better in health, and de-
sired me to acquaint you with the circum-
stance. ] ought also to mention, that my
wife had derived great benefit from the use
of your Pills
remain, sir. yours respectfully,
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister.
A PERM ANENT CURE OF A DIS
EASED LIVER OF MANY YEARS
DURATION.
Copy Cfa Letter from Mr. Gamis, Chemist
Yeoril, to Prof. HolLo,cau.
Dear Sir:-ln this District your pills COM
mand more extensive sale than any other
proprietary medicine before the public. As
proof OF their efficacy in Liver and Bilious
Complaints, | may mention the following
case a lady Of this town, with whom i
am personally acquainted, for years was a
severe sufferer from disease of the Liver and
digestive organs her mcdic.l attendant as
surcd her that he could do nothing to relieve
her snlierings, and it was not likely she
could survive many months This an
nouncement naturally caused great alarm
among her friends and relations, and they
induced her to make trial of yonr Pills,
which so improved her general health that
she was induced to continue them until she
received perfect cure. This is twelve
months ago, and she has not experienced
any symptoms of relapse, and often de-
clares that your Pills have been the means
of saving her life.
49, iremnin, Dear sir, yoasa truly,
(Signed,) J.GANH
July 23rd, 1853
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DAGUERIOTYPE LIKENEssEs,

which, in point of Life-like expression, and beau.
tiul finish will compare iayorably with those of
any other artist He has engaged the rooms
known as CATAWBA HALL, of Mr.. Belk,
where he will be pleased to see his friends, and
assures them that he will use every cxcrtion to
give entire satisfaction. S.N. DAVIS.
March Is, If
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married people, or these contemplating mar
riage. By WILLIAM You've, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed TO present copy
of the ESCULAPlUSt to his child. 1t may
save him from an early grave. Let no young
man or woman enter into the secret obliga-
items of married life without reading the
POI KET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from n hacknicd Cough, Pain in
the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings,
and the whole train of Dyspeptic sensations,
and given up by their physician, be another
moment without consulting the ESCUI.A-
Plus. Have the married, or those about 10
be married, any impeachment, rad this truly
useful book, rs it has been the means OF
saving thousands Of unfortunate creatures
from the very jaws Of death.
- Any person sending TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS enclosed in letter. will re-
ceive me copy Of this work by mail, or five
copies will be sent for One Dollar.
Address, (post paid,)
DIR. WM. YOUNG,
No. i52 Spruce ST., Philapelphia.
ApriIl3 10 III
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Supply Of this valuable work has been 70.
ccived. PRICE 81. The work win be mailed
to any part Of the United States upon the re.
ceipt OF one dollar and 6vc three cents postage
stamps.
Address wM. D. COOKE, Raleioh. NJ
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An lrishman. busily engaged in sweeping
the floor of grocery store up town, few
days since, was inter-ogated as follows: 81
say Pat, what are you doing there, sweeping
out that room -
No, exclaimed Pat, "I'm sweeping out
the dirt ard leaving the ROOM"
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JUST PUBLISHED.
REVOLUTIONARY HISTORY

NORTH CAROLINA,
IN THREE LECTURES, 49,
BY Rev. +. J.. HAWKS, D. D., IL. n.
hon. ID. l.. SWAIN, LII. D., ard
Hon. w. a. GRAHAM, Ii. d.
TO chich Is prefred a preliminary sketch of the
BATTLE OF THE ALAMANCE and
War Of the Regulation.
Compiled by w. ID. COOKE, A. NJ.
Illustrated by DARLEY LOSING.
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WHAT Is VIRTUE A student put this
question to the late Archibald Alexander
His simple and admirable reply was;
virtue consists in doing our duty, in the
several relations that we sustain in respect
to ourselves, our fellow men, and to God
as known from reason conscience and rev.
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DAGUERREAN HALL.
.S9. ~

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the citi.
of Lancaster Village and surrounding country
that he is prepared to execute In the best man.
ner and most approved modern style,
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Doctor Yourself
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
Or aVarv one his oIun phueio;ou

ME FUKTTETH
Il Edition, With one
hundred Engravings,-
showing Diseases and
Authorizations Of the
Human System in ev-
cry shape and FORM
To which is addeda trea-
tise on In" Diseases of
Females, being Of the
highest importance to
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March 27h, 1851.
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sCELEBRATED PILLS.

which stop tho Chiils and Fever the first
day, and 10 not sieken fhe stomach or ope.
rate on the bowels
July - 30 ly.
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BY ri EEN - SCOTT, AuetSoneess
ANTSDMs III UsEHbL AND KITCHEN
III Eurnitur6, and Hotfss ard i,ct st Auction -
On wErNEsD ~, the i4h ine:srt. we sh,i sell,
at the residence o. r. &. tunoot Fec. st % o',io~k
q. N on the north side OF Moth strctt he we n
9th ast th streets, superior sss0rtms MT Of Par
biturc viz: it'
Fine nah sny rlush ~ erred sp'ing sest Sofa
Do Gator ST N and plIor Chew 70 ms ch
Do walnut doth c lush covered q Chairs
Do do wba not aud marble top So 6 Table
Do paper rnsobs and thr Te bles and EIDE
boo'd
Mahogany n ariie t p dressing and other Bureaus
Pookcass snd Isiot-a Wsrjrobes
Wsshstsnds snd iui'~t seie = MO -..
walnut std n PIE Prem ana Cottsge Beds esds
Fire ec,telle, lsc- and bsrrssk L. dow urt aius
Do velvet Tsp-t , and other Carpet ana hugs
Oileloth aad Mat ing
Festher Reds and Ma 'tresees
China. Gi'ss Crocksry ami Stone Ware, smens
which are one nae white st ne CT Ina Dinner
Girando'ea sclsr. Hall, aid othsr Laops
Ccokipg Rad a,or and IN tight stovss
Ard q arg assortment of X tc' en- Requisites
Terms: all Gums unfer SIS ash o e. that sum
credit of and forf months, f,r no % salts o,
torilJ endorsed, bsari-g interest
And immedsasety after ,he sale Of
the Furpitu-e cf At o'clock p. We shall proved
to rei the PouAe, hich is e Cd two story nd At
tic brick, oont.fnips .lesep ronns large hall s,d
oesf, and the lot On which 1t stands. BAR lot Me-
Z, 10 Sqoa-e No. 4, ha,i front on X STREET Of 20
10 t. ror ming back lilo f-st. ..-s....... d.
Tile ind utshe. ...-G.-sFra -... ..i :
2 Terms fnr tia house and lot /: One.Sourtb ce,b
balse in g. II, 10, "a 3d. and 30 mo- tbs, the pur>
chssr 10 give rotes for the deferred payments
Green SCOTT,
sep6-dta .-S Aucsioussrs
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In Georgetown on Sunday, the Sd instant, Ed
ARD BREWER, ONLY Child of g.. T. and Ii. T..
Getty, aged one year and six months. sf'1EA '.
SIT died tD SHIT died 20 cares,
But 70. momest felt The rod ;--;-Is :
u, roufher, such, the Lord declares, -
Such are the children of our Cod'i 81.
On the LIST instant, JESSE PLOWMAN aged
seventeen years and three MOI tbs, youngest OF
lease aud Elizabeth Plow man.
On the 18Th August, JESSE PLOWMAN, az, d
ten months and eleven days, son Of VIM. h. and
Elizabrth A. Plowman. :
At thu Marine Brracks on "a instant Corno,al
JOHN GILCHRiST, formerivOf New York.
On the 5ih instant, GEOkGE, son OF Prudence E.
an VIM. Ii. Fiszier, aged year 2 months and TWO
weeks .las-i
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,
- VI a OUNO AAUJGO
BY NRS. O. ANf1.&fSl NJ NoYs

BY MRS. c. AND -HfS3 NJ. A. cox, '"a
Massachusetts Arensss baSeen ], ii ofsa l1th Streets
gAsH1NGtoS. b. c.
TUE Fifth Academic year Of this Institution vii!
i peu on FRIDAY, September lst The studies
will BIZ anged into tour classes cou prisipg all tn,
usual b.anches Of hnished fnglish education
Prices from to $40 per quar- arcoIding 70 class
hcst'on French, Music, Drawing ami Painting, q,
usual charges. = =
The carinn Gn the Northern Liberties, mos
healthfu and piea ant part Of the city, offers pecu
har Inducements to boarding pnpiis, having the al
vantsga Of pure air, and plentiful supply of excel
Boarding and Tuition, including Music. French
Drawing. &c, $500, payable half ia advance.
REFkRkNCES:
Rev. L. !. Gilss, DR.. w. Jones, Gen. r. C. Weight
man. A.. f. Cunningham. kfq, J. r. Halliday, Esq.
X. Prentice, hfq, Washington, d. C.; r. C. Bowie
Esq, Baltimore; and s. N. JanneY, Principal O
Up, ingiale Boarding School, vs..
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-. FRsNCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING. AND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOC-N6
LADTEE
pY N. A. TYSON and Sistars, on st., between
ID 18th and 18Th streets, Washington, b. 9Th.
outies RI this In st'tuton will be resumed on Mon.
day, the 18th September. when the pu p.is are de
sires to he puuetual IN heir seats
Fer tern 5, &c, circulars MAJ be had at all the
Principal heok torres in the ely.
aug l0--eotiS hSep sas,
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CENTRAL ACADEMY

FIlHH duties of 'bi- Institution will be resumed on
L Mond4y, epts mber All.
Tho courss Of in lructiru will be thorough, EN-
bra reg the va ious 'rrnch-a Of an English No he
NAUTICAL and Classical e'ucstion. =
Terms, per quarter. s.-.i.sI
ementary and higher Fnglisb.....$6 50 and 10 &c
Latin, Grt sa, AID Hgher aasbe- :
...-l0 80 g" IL 10
EbeS chs -1Cte .ag
For further par ocular. zee circulars at the book
a's7. sREy ": W.NANs, }pr,ne,r.l.
aug 30-e13tH
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent
~ hsve for rent, several new HOUSES. with 2
acres OF ground sttached to esnh Gtussad on ken.
iall 0resn." little more than mile ,cthsostsrly
nom the Capitol. -, ~ .--'., Z .
These houses are spacious and convenient. With .
cellar, woodshed, and able fog each, and punps O,
excellent vater at hand sfsaEc :. -. f.,
= The Hfustion7is beautiful, overlooking q large
portion 81 the city. and In full view the Capitol
The approach 10 BY 7th and sta. Delaware ave.
uue and Ii street -.F-4o.7 - ! -
An omnibus line for usual fare has been perms.
neprly established on the route, and Rms twice &
Squsre. leaving at .. m. and D. m. Resu ninr
'saves Centre s:rket, where It makes hrisf stand
Rent-Two HUNDRED DOLLARS : y.ar.
and can be seen By applying to WM. ErICKNEY
who lives on Cottare street, or nysef, at my resi-
denca near the premises. -
js 30-r AMOS. KENDALL.
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sep 4-d

DY VIRTUE Of a writ If v.ndit;oni exranss. il
ID sued b. F.s Myer. one OF the Jus,i-es the
&C. for Wellington county, D.. O., aud to mel d.
rec Cd VIII rs ose t. esl- at rubric sur-trn. in
font Of the p-ernte., On TT uF sDAY. the % b dsy
OF Sep'erober nrxt. II o'clock = m, f. csah. one
brick a. uis AID lot stu ted 9Th .treet west b.
tween ID snd IT eets au'h, m S4usrs No All, in
the CITY of Wa.hir gtop, 'ae the pr per of Red,
Wise, seized and In cuti"n ut the suit Of Tjam
b. Todd. H8NRY YEATM.N,
Constable for Va, hington couaty -
app l9--NkW {r
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DUILDIaG LOTs-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity Of tbs Cts Hall;
also in the LIST Ward and also variety in all other
parts Of the city. Also, two small frame dwelnes
situated In an Imposing neighborhood; all Of which
VIII. be sold on terms accommodating. Apply II
David Myerle, at Mrs Adams, opposits to browns
Hotel or through the post ofacs, post paid.
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Hard Times In Mama.

BaSaoR, September We hare had no
rain yetin this ricni y, although the indies-
tiors for it have been s'rong for day or two.
Mot of the saw mills ut 0ldtown Saltwater,
and other places on the river, have stopped
from the lowness OF the water
The q es are 1t raging 60 badly - they
have been for some time past.
The coDtri buttons 20, tie Wal'oboro sufs,.
ers IL the churches Of his city. yesterday, were
thirteen hundred dollars.
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EC0NUMY Ia wEALTH.- Only SIS. and that
IL pa>a,ss IN snsl insts'nfen'e Of a. ~ month
VIII purchase. in fee simrie, q sutifol Buildi- e
LOT "a feet front by 100 fet deep. 10 one OF ID e
most healthy scd mos delightful situations Ground
washington The Il tn are s.usted dirsc.Iy opp6-
site the Navy Ward, snd eoh1mard q fine view of
the ely and tou,~d rivet, and contain al abuud-
snt supply Of eV ce'lent wssef 400 dot 5eheee Lots
ber huiidfr g being erected. ny ESQ 10 r..
na'n an old -everv pe-srn, Therefore, d-sircus of
tfnc airing home. should at cpce avail thetnselvss
Of this very favora,,e opportunity.
Union Land Office, 7tb IT, sb,ve Odd Fellows,
Hail JOHN FoS ster.tafv
aug 2R-2EA
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06
By g. z. TYR.

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Ii AUCTION 10 fRInAY " orni e rext r.
g. ins,. at 10 O'Clock, shal SELL vt the residence
OF Sir Genry - sals situate on 18th ftr e., I'd doc,
above Ma ssst uss.,s avsune, all his no ,seho ana
tehen Fornitu-e, ON st ~hieh We enuuls, a:e
aaps:ior mahogany cased Piano Forte "a -
Handsome mahogany Sofas, Chsirs 7--7 7f't - ~
Do marble top pier Tabl.s g. =.
:: DO card, dining, and rreskfast Tablss
Mahogany Bureaus. Wssbetanas, Il flst SITS a.
Maple Bsdsieads, wardrobsa EJ'7 : IT, ~
Superior feather b -rs, Hat,rafsas ks o. t5il -ol
B ansets. Quit, G. INF r,s, Cou ter. ein,, 10
-China, Ola. =, Croctefy Ware, Tea set = .yns
King AMI other s oves ~ "a - 'eTt 81
With general asse rtment Of Kitchen .e1uisites.
Terms: Cash. ''. ! r'' 81 -t7} eep sd