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FURNlTU RE WARE RooMs
ID. X. FIsHEL.

TTAvING returned to Ihe city and erected a large
building in the rear of the brick house, on the
corner of Broad and chesRnt Streets, one square South
Of IKE Market House, intends manufacturing upon a
large scale all the various articles -
81 Of Cabinet Furniture, Bedsteads E1o
f4ia and Chairs. Which he will keep ENA
. ialways on hand, together with aS@W
large assortment Of Cincinnati manufacture. HIS long
experience in the business Will enable him to have
manufactured at home and imported from abroad the
very best Of work, and as he Intends to employ none
but the most skillful wOrkmen aud use the best mate.
rails, he hatters himself that he will give general sa-
sortInent. The entrance 10 the rooms Is upon Broad
Street. d. X. FISHEL
". r. Repairing done on The shortest notice, and in
the neatest and most workmanliko manner. Charges
reasonable. Lancaster, May 90.
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Es-An editor in Iowa has been fined
two hundred and fifty dollars, for hugging
a young girl in ohurch.-Daiy argus.
Cheap enough We once Rugged q
girl in church some ten years ago, and the
scrape has cost us a thousand q year ever
- Chic Young Ans.
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FREsHAnRvALO OF ROOTS &sEEOEs.
- D. sHoCKLEY q Co. would respectfully ~.
AT. form the public and FLadiesinparticulaEAlI
ed stylcs Of Gents, Ladies' Misses, and Childrens wear
excluding ever thing IN the Boot aud Shoe hne,
TPCall and See them. g. y, SHOckbEf &Oo.
lancaster, July Ie. Ie5A-1w
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All ROAD CARS ARE IN.
SNTALLEY,

NJ. SMALLET,
TTAS Just received his SPRING and SUMMER sup.
ply of HATS q CAPS athis old stand, opPositsthe
TdHmddge House, .IGin Street. LaHedstsr, Ohio. His
stock has been selected with care and embraces
ksEVerY variety of Hats & Caps, N
Aincluding White Beaver. Molskin, MOL
~ and2 China and Pedal Straw and Leghom
Hats; Men, Boys and Chiidrens Palm Leaf, from 12x TO
IA Men and Boys Fur and Woo. Kossuth Hats,
BOYS and ChiIdrens Fancy Fats, which will be sold at
the lowest prices. Leghom Hats washed and bleaehed
at the shortest notice. HDcntforget the place:
Nav s. 1854. NJ. SMALLEY.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ACRES Of fertile Land, sltuated6 miiesnorth
49, on Lancaster, the Baltimore road passes
Krouoh nne corner OF the same, there are two separate
-, openingson said land. Of about 20 acres
Ia each, a House and Barn on each, a spring 49,
Iiifl near Inc house on the ono, and n well of-A
water on the other, an Orchard Of dtherenti fruit on EACH
and a never falling stream passes through about me cen,
enclosed.
The subscrfber will sell the whole together, or in two
parts TO suit purchasers. Terms, Sc can ee gnown ps
calling on hbNhh AhNShD-
Lancaster, July Is, 1851.
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GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES

GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
WEAVING resolved Ia close out our STOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS, We hereby notify all persons
wanting Goods at NY York prices, that we have DE
uchl low rases aEshait prove acceptable to the public.
We purchased oar stock for CASH and can ohergreai
artafns therefore an persons W snting goods, had bet
or celi nfomntlr. WHITE il. & JULIAN.
IaucaSfsr. 1uly 10, 1854
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LOST,

POCKET CASE OF GUML ANCETs on yesterday.
~ The case is Of Green Turkey Morocco, of an oval
shape. 1 passed from the residence of Gates to my
ONCE; thence down Broadway to Coiumbus-up Coz
lumbus to Jail, and up Jail to High Street, along High
Street to Main, down Main to my once. and lost IT in
the rounds. The finder will confer a great favor by
leaving it at my office, Laftas Corner.
Lancaster, July Is, 1854. o. Z. DAWES
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TEIEoRAPHIo rGTEILIeRNCE.

TWO WEEKS LATER IRON CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF the STAR Of the WEST.
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TPAGUE y FEVER ofthree year STANDING
CURRD.-Mr. John Longden, now living at Beaver
Dam, Hanover eouaty, near Richmond, had Ague and
Fever for three years, most Of the time he had chiils
twice a day, and rarely lessthan once: he was parehed
with fevers as soon as the ehill left BIN; and aftsrtry
ing physicians, quiniae. most ofthe tonnes advertised,
and everything recommended to Him, was about to give
up in ID despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture WIS spo-
ken Of: he got tHo bottles, but before he had used more
than a single one, he was perfectly cured, aue has not
had q chill oE6eFer since.
Mr.. Longden is only one out ofthousands who have
been bensastsd by this reattanie,AitsratJ nablood
purifier. See advertisement. Aug. 3-lmt3
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SAMUEL CRIM.-We extract the follow
ing approbatory notice of the operations Of
u fellow-citizen Mr.. SAMUEL CRIM, from
the San Francisco "Sun" ofthe 4th uliimo.
We are gratifed to learn that Mr.. c. is
doing a large and profitable business in
that City, and that he is expected TO re-
turn home next Spring, and if no mshaps
befalls him, no doub: will bring his pile:
"AccoMoDATIoN.-The first city accom-
mediation line of Omnibuses is that recent
ly established by Messrs. Grind Bowman,
running from North Beach to Rincon
Point, a distance of over three miles, at
the low rate of25 cents. We took occa-
sion to ~patronize the line to the extent of
two bits, a day or two ago, and found it
well conducted AMI every way worthy a lib
eral support, which, we have no doubt, it
will receive, as there were four women and
sevenehildren in the coach we rode; and
the success of any institution that meets
favor in the eyes of the fair sex, cannot
long be a matter of doubt.
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Estate Of .yoh1 O. Kfee.

NOTICE is hereby given, thatI have this day beeN
duly. appointed as Administrator Qfthe Estate OF
ions c. RlcE, deceased, iate OF Fairfield county, Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted 70 said Estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment, and those
sent then duly authenticated within one year.
June %, ls54-4ws WM+H. RICE Adm'torat
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Estate of Snsan G. Beccher.

NToTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
4 this day qualified as the Executor of the last will
testament of Mrs. SUSAN G.. BEEcHER, deceased, re-
of III late Gen. Philemon Beecher.
August Z, ls54-3wH P. A TRUMP, Ere'tor.
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Farm ron SALE.

uyHE subscriber would inform the citizens OF Fair
field and adjoining counties that he would sell up
on reasonable terms, al private sale, the farm. on which
he now resides, in G~roenfeld township, FaiEfDld eoun-
H., Ohio, and situated some five and ahalf miles from
Lancaster and containing one hundred and htty-four
acres. The farm is we'll improved and IS among tie
best agricultural Insin the county.
May Vs1s Nae3 u. Won RODEn.1
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GREAT ATTRACTION
JOHN Worries TIN NOR.

yUNHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to call
the attention Of his fellow citizens 70 the fact that
he has once more permanently established himself in
the manufacture Of
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper-Ware,
And is prepared TO sell At the lowest possible rates,
every thing that can possibly be needed In his line. His
shop Is Immediately oppSsite fAe TalLntafge HoENej
Main Street, LGneastsr, Ohio where he constantly
Keeps on hand a large lot of Stoves
OF every description, consisting Of coal and wood cook
and 8 plste stoves, box and wood do, and 4 large num-
Der Of coal parIOr stoves, common and fancy Erates,Gc,
all Of which be will sell as cheap as any house West OF
The mountains. HeinVites his old customers and fell
low citizens GENERALLY TO come and examine his stock
before purcbaslng elsewhere JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, september %, Ie53-ly
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SALE or CANAA, BOAT. Ae.

SALE OF CANAL BOAT, AZ.
THERE will be sold oa the leth inst, at Geo. Car
teFts wharf in Lancaster, the Canal Boat Il De-
clare;' and Furniture Also, one brown horse, one
bright bay horse, one cooking stove, one ~tow-Iine, elot
of flour. two sets ofhzraezs, three shoEels and alot OF
bed clothes.
Sale 10 commence between the hours of ten and four
O'Clock Of said day.
E. a. RICHARDS, Marshal.
Lancaster, Aug., /, 1854.
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RALEIGH, Aug. e.-Mecklinburg county
gives 500 majority to Bragg, being a loss
of 344 since the last election. Returns
from twenty-five counties give Bragg anna
jority Of 4 ,957; Reds majority in the same
counties last year was 6,626, showing a
gain for Dockeryof 1866 being an aver
age gain of 81 to each county, and two
less than is required to carry the State.
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Road NOTICE.

NToTICE is hereby given, that a petition willbe pre-
at their September Session, 4. d. 1854, praying for a
vacation of a part of the Lexington road commencing
at the Southwest corner of the lands Of abraham SleIn.
Mill Pond, and In lieu thereof establish the road now
in use leading past Voris' MIL.
July %, 1s54-4w13t MANY PETITIONERS
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orsst Nrss q ssa F~,sasisss Cad sssram..te.
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NOTICE.
FANOY GOOnS. PEKFUMERY. 60.

FANCY GOODS, PERFUNfERY &c
A FINE Assortment Of Lubin's and Harrison's Ex-
~ tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne, Bureau Perfume,
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory aud Fancy Porte Monies
of all kinds, Lyons Katbairo, Barry's lricOpherons
and Oils ofall kinds, Soaps, Shaving Cream, &c.
Call at the Boston Book Store. ID. b. NUDGE.
Lancaster. July II, 1854.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
FARM containing 21e Acres. on the waters
4 of CleeTcreek, ir Endism township, known
&YAas the <Weisz Rermy,stith an excellent water
privilege, viii be sold tg fhe nndersigned, a.
private sale. For terms Apply
Lancaster, 1ud7 1854 As1eNEt6H,L d9geH
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SINGULAR FAcr,-The Richmond Dis
patch states as a remarkable fact, that in
1848, when the cholera was so fatal in
Richmond, but two Sons of Temperance,
out of fifteen hundred members, died with
the disease. .a
And we reiterate what we have before
stated, that bad liquor has killed andis now
killing in our country dozens Of men, and
yet there is no panic. And when a panic
about cholera is unjustly gotten up and we
state facts, men get mad because we will
presist in calling things by their right
names.-M, Vernon True W1ig.
The above will apply with equal force to
this locality. The fact is dad liquor is de-
cidedly a bad 6svsrqge;-Ice-Water is bad
enough but We must be allowed to dispose
Of bad liquor as Macbeth did with his
physic.-"To the Dogs with it?
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n hereby given thss application WI be ina4e e thp
Govsrnero 81 Ohio, tor lie pardon ofJaHcs y. Dem.
aconvict ia the Ohio Pe1itcndqrs convicted el tHg
erims OF horse stealing, at the C9lf1 OF Common Pleas,
years. Lancaster. June 20. le5ts-aWI
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Estate OF Bamuei g. stamhaughs
YnVHE undsrslencd have becn daiy hppointoe anh
auaiiaed a. Adminiltatofs upon thf kstfip q sen
n. A. D~AUGHEHIHs
John ID. MARTIN.
Lancaster, July IS, ls54-4w1f-Eag copy.
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The sennnd Arrival.

OUR lsf and splendid stock of Collars, Embroide-
ries, Under Sleaves, Shemizetts &c, having baen
bought and carried away before allowing, us time
to mark them, we will be in receipt OF a fresh lot byex
nress in a few DAYS. WHITE JR. d JULIAN.
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Frauds IN THE SALE OF VIRGINIA LAND WAR
RANTs-It 10 said that extensive frauds have late "
been psrpstrated in the sale Of Virginia Exchange
Land Warrants. letter from Parkersburs to the
N. Y. Tribune, signed Geo. Loomis, says:
few weeks since gentleman from Western New
York came to this place Desiring some legal sdvics
he was directed to my Office his business was In re-.
ladon to q land of Il bell ve) five hundred acres
which, according to his statement, he purchased OF
one Mr. g.. Of Pembroke 0enesee county. N. York,
giving therefor house and lot, farming imple-
ments-in fact almost everything that he possessed
shall never forget that co6ntenar when he learn
exceed 4l2
!aquiries have recently been addressed to me upon
lis subject BY party ins in Indisns, who sold out
his in that State with the view OF ioca.
tins 10 ths and received in payment for his property
"virsinia Land Office Treasury Warrantab at the
rate Of VI per aero, to the amount of @50b0 Tbs
case 10 undergoing legal investigation, a. am in
formed and %. the disclosures made By it may be
profitable TO the community. II the above facts are
correct, it will be seen that the purchaser Of said
warrants pad 5000 Tor paper that cost only $780, and
not worth that
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THE WEATHER, &c.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23.-The weather has been
cloudy oil day, with essteriy winds. The theraome-
ter has been pretty neatly stationery q about 10.
BosTos. Aug. 28-Tke weather 10 elesr--the ther.
nometet about noen standing Ut 40, with q cool
north breezs this evening.
AtConccrd. Manchester. and Nashua, New Hamp-
shre. af noon, the Thermometer was at about 60the
sun very oppressive. and . light breeze There his
ossn no rain 10 the vicinity for many weeks. The
CfHclsHATI. Aug, Eve had ine rains ON sstur.
cey and yesterday, wiki prospects Of more The re- n
me- oesn pretty genexaiin this section.
RirTsscss. Ane. awe had rsSresbIns shower
On eatesdsy evening Of perhaps hours durstion
nus NJ snmeasnt 20 restore vegetation The veafher
eees has bees elser sna cooler bat stili VAIN 0.i.
- inshes Of wster In the chasuel S-'S
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TERRIBLE TORNADO.

CIsctSsArI. Aug 2s.--We learn by boat just
arrived from Louisville, that destructive tornado
.~ep, over that city yesterday afternoon, accom-.
panied by an awful destruction of life and an i'm
inense destruction OF property.
sEcoNp DIsPATcH.
CINCINNATI, Aug. % The Louisville papers OF
this morning contain full particulars of yester.
DAVIS tornado The Democrat describes 1t as one
of the violent storms that swept over that
section of country.
The Third Presbyterian Church, on the corner
of Eleventh and Walnut streets, was completely
wrecked, and the entire building fell H. including
congregation TO instant DEATH and wounding seri-
ously 10 or 20 others. The scene was truly heart
rending. Soon a large crowd assembled and be-
gan their search for the victims. mother aud her
three children were grouped In death. Another
scene presented father. mother and babe--the ia
Their dead aud the mother MORALLY wounded, while
the little child, placed beneath them, remained
hurt being protected by the forms of its parents
n other instances, some of the victims were found
terribly wounded and MANNED.
The catastrophe has stricken CONSERVATION into
the very heart of the city, and its people are ap
palled beyond belief
The following is a list of the kilIed-Mrs Vida.
hee and three children; Mr.. Taylor and child; Mr..
Godfrey; Mrs Salisbury; Miss Headey; John Nc
tiowsu; Mrs. Martin, (wite OF John N. Martin, sad
Ier) Mrs. Wilks niece OF Mrs. Martin;) Mr.. Swee-
ney; Mr.. Harlow; Mr. McCleand; Mr.. R. Davis
"a resident OF New Albany;) Mr.. Mcbride and child
1t is thought that one two others were killed
whose names have not been ascertained.
Fully one hundred buildings in the city were un-
rooted and otherwise injured.
The storm passed over that part of the city lying
between Filth and Twenty-frst streets. splendid
block of tour.stor houses recently erected on the
north side of Main, between Eighth and Ninth SITS =,
was completely destroyed, and two or three men,
it is supposed are in the ruins These buildings
cost SIS 900.
The upper story of the rope and bagging factory
of w. A. Richardson & Co, on Magazine street,
was blown down, and the new city school house on
rooted. The total loss is estimated at 100000.
The storm was also very severe in Jacksonville,
where four houses were blown down.
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FIRE In THE WOODS-IMMENSE DESTRUC
TION-TRAVEL STOPPED. &c.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2s The pine woods near Lon
don, Canada West, are still burning and threaten
the city with destruction The smoke is SO dense
that the Great Western Railroad trains have been
temporarily discontinued.
BANGOR, Aug. 2o-The fire in the woods still
continues, and there is scarcely town within fifty
miles of here that has not suffered more or less.
The drought still continues, and the crops are
literally parched
The damage to the woodlands In this immediate
vicinity from fire is estimated at over $4,000 The
roads are impossible in many places.
BosToN, Aug. % LIN Tewksbury and Whining
ton 10 this State, the fires In the woods have been
raging several days past, and were only checked
yesterday. About 900 acres of woodland have
been burnt over-loss estimated at $4,000.
In some parts OF Hillsboro county, N. H., the
smoke from the burning woodlands partially OBJ.
scures the vision In every direction.
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FARES:
STAGE LINE

Our Stage Lines viii connect with each Of The
Trains Of the Central Railroad. a. follows viz:
Passenseu from the Express Tain win leavs
Stannton Immediately after dinner, say 1t O'CLOCK
2. n. spd arrive at Cloverdale by dark, same day,
from RichmoDd. Leave next morning at daylight
and arrive at White Sulphur BY 6l p M.
Passengers by the Accommodations Train win leave
Stanton at O'Clock, A. NJ, arrive &C the Warm
Springs ct p. M. Leave next morning after day.
light and arrive at White Sulphur By s r. N.
N. B. Encouragement proposes strictly and liter
ally altogether Daylight Tyavef-0nd pledge OR
seices 70 snssysto Pdssengvs the cooyfs ney Aase
Returning. our Lines will leave White Sulphur a
IL n. Passengers desiriug expedition viii reach
staunten next DAY IN time to get 70 Richmond By Q
string comfort viii arrive It Warm Springs It r
~, rest al night leave next day at 81 A. M and ar.
rvs In Stanton r. n. ready forthe Morning. Tran
for Richmond Alexandra or Baltimore
Passengers for xIN0TO NATURAL
BRIDGE, BUCHANAN and FlNCASTLE viii he
taken thfough the same day from Richmond ~ the
Pss.s.ssn for ROcKBRiboE ALUM sDivs TO
Psssensers w6o sst Through Tickets may stop !,
any point, Of change from one Line TO the oiher.
Those dedrins Extra stages e.. charter them Il
st.unton WIN. r FARIsH co.
NO. 3 MACKEREL-fo for sale By
~ - n =. H. exiNkEh Cssxse
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MAIL NEWS.
Special Correspondence 81 the pmpatch.
White Sulphur springs Convention.
WHITE ScLrHua Sraises, /
August 90, 1854.

WHITE ScLrHua SraiSas, 4
August 90, 1854.
The Convention has just adjourned, g O'clock r.
NJ and have not time to describe the proceedings
OF to-day. There we're no practical resuts arrived
a, however, except the adoption Of arcsolusion for
the appointment OF . committee to prepare an ad.
dress to the people of the State This committee
il ss foliows:
Il. n johnson, OF Richmond Gen Peter II.
Steenbcrgen, Of Mason; Allen T. Caperton, of MOI.
roe Joseph sessr, Of Elizabeth City. and Gen.
VIM F. Gordon. of AIbemarle.
Much very fine speaking took place. The speak
era were Messrs d. w. MeComas OF kanawhs
] hnson, OF Richmond Ward, of Logan w. C.
Rives, James Lyons, Ex Governor Smith, John NJ
Bo.ts and others.
Votes of thanks to the officers were unanimously
adopted. aud the convention adjourned with an sp.
propriate valedictory by Mr.. Stevenson.
The Convention adopted resolutions asking Mr.
Rives and Mr.. segar for copies of their speeches
for publication.
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T'HE subscribers having removed to theiI

H,HE subscribers having removed to their
4 large Warehouse, in rear Of the store, No. "a
Main street, recently vacated by them, offer their
usual stock, consisting in part Of e1 g so
Swedes ess g
American hammered IRON
English and American rolled
Euelish and American blisterea Steel 49,
German cast and shear do :
Broad Plough Iron 80
Fat. round and square Iron, all sizes
Oval, half-oval, and hslfrouDd Iron s
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards ~
American. Russia and English sheet Iron sfEs
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes &
Tin Plate, pig and bar Tin
Sheet Zinc, SpeIteF and Spelter solder
Eheathin 6, Brszier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon and cart Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries
e JOHN N. GORDON SON.
an 22-d2W w4W 49,. 80
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~ BY LARUS SHINE.
GALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE


~ AT AUCTiON.--Tn consequences Of not having
sufficient to co ntain my stock of city made
Furniture, will from this day until MONDAY, 4th
day of September sell all my Furniture at as near
cost as possible, and the 4th of September at 10
O'Clock A. what is left will be sold at auction, on
the corner of Frankin and 18th streets Those in
want of handsome Furniture and good article
would do we'll to call and examine before that time
The following is portion of what shall sell | Sc
cretary and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward
robes. portable; pine painted Wardrobes, portable;
Elegant marble sab Ladies' dressing Bureaus with
mirrors different styles; elegant marble slab en-
closed Wsshstands, different styles; u Ladies'
ing Bureaus with mirrors, different styles; marble
slab Sofa Table; elegant Side boards different pat.
terms; set cottage painted Furniture, pieces; ma
hogany breakfast aud dining Tables; mahosauy card
Tables; mahogany centre Tables; mahogany What
Nots prettg article; cherry dining and breakfast
Tables; poplar dining and Tables: mahogany
Ladies' work Stands; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
hogaBy and painted Wsshstands and saloon Tables:
painted enclosed Washstsnd; msho gany and cherry
Cribs; mahogany parlor Chairs mahogany Rocking
Chairs, covered with plush; do. do. with carved
b cks do Rocking or Nurse Chair; mahogany Office
Chairs; lot Of Sofas Feteatate; lot Of ladies' DIRE
ing Boxes with mirrors, and land drawers; lot of
elegant mantel Glasses;6 highpost Beds'eads ma.
pie; dozen cottage Bedsteads, maple; 10 trundel
Bedsteads, Daple;6 poplar Couches lot of Chairs,
consisting of Rocking and Grecian Chairs childrens
Chairs, pine Safes, NAH ogany Stools portable Desks
small misses cane seat Chairs and variety of little
articles. j. W. SATTERWHITE :.
Sale conducted by LARUs 4 SHINE, Auct.a
an