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PERSONAL.

80. The beautiful estate of An trim, In Car.
roll county, Md, belonging to Col. Eye, Wa
sold, on Friday, to Col Piper, of Howard
county. 1t is said that Col. Eye has had ten
dered to him, and will accept, an Immortal
commercial trust in Baltimore.
80. Stetson, of the Astor House. New York
says he would not be candidate for Conpres,
under any circumstances
49, George III. Thacher, of Boston, received
Official notice, by the last steamer. that KING
FREDERICK, OF Denmark, had bestowed upon
MIN the order OF Dannebourg, in consider q.
ton OF his services as Danish consul at Bos-
ton a Danish order Of knighthood is-like
the diamond rings now and then presented by
the emperor OF Russia as brides to American
citlzens-a queer ornament to be worn ON this
side of the Atlantic.
80. The New York Sun states that Hon
VIM. M Tweed is candidate before the neo.
pie Of his ward for Alderman.
..'.Dr. John E. Snodgrass, late of Balti.
more, Is candidate for alderman in the Fifth
~aro OF new York What will our Baltimore
friends think of this?
....A Washingtonian in New York, writing
to US about the election, which comes off to.
DAY, says that Seymour will come off first or
second In the contest for Governor, his ma.
1orsty In the city will not be less than 10 900.
Bronson will not get $4,000 votes in the State.
ana hike walsh will be beaten by Alderma an
Kelly tor Congress" Nous Vsrroms.
80. The Alabama papers state that the
Hon. James Abercrombie, Representative in
Congress from that State, recently killed a
man in the State of Florida The particulars
are not given, but it appears that Mr.. Aber.
crombie was discharged after judicial inves
tlgation, thus implying that the homicide was
jus,ifable.
go. The feud between the Old and Young
lrelanders, goes on. Rev Mr.. Helsingfor,
Father kelly's senior assistant, pronounced a
severe philippe in St. Peters from an Catho.
lic) Church, Jersey City, on Sunday, against
the Meagher, Mitchell, and Young Ireland
ers, generally.
80. An exchange says:
=, Secretary Dobbin has written q letter to
North Carolina, declining the nomination for
the United States Senate.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

THE Subscriber has now on hand most complete
I assortment Of GOODS, which have been select.
ed with the greatest care from The manufacturers,
both in this country and Europe, and on the b. st
terms, and ere offered to consumers at q saving of
from ten to twenty-five per cent Our stock com.
pris s.
Housekeeping articles - every article required
about house that can come under the head of
Hardware
Building materials, fine assertn nt not exeent.
ing sash Weights, at cents per pound
Mecnanics' Tools, eve variety, and m ostly war
ranted
Leather Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing, at Bos-
ton Factory prices
trey Brothers Dor Springs, warranted for four
years We are the Agents and will furnish
dealers at Factory prices
A beautiful assortment of Feather busters. st
new York prices, and rs Fer cent cheaper than
other styles.
All OF which are offered at small advance for
cash to punctual customers, BY
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue.
nov I--eolm between 10th and llth sts
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FORT WELLINGTON DEsERrED.-The Tele-
graph, printed at Prescott, Canada West, in
forms US that the whole military force has
been removed from Fort Wellington, in Pres
colt, and that old fertilization is now left
without man to guard its gate. Twenty
diately placed in its barracks, who will per-
form certain amount of military duty, and
receive half dolla. each per day in addition
to their pensions. They will be furnished
with military clothing, and not be permitted
to work by the day as formerly.
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e W. M. MILLS, at Fredericksburg, Va,
is prepared to furnish subscribers to the Star
with their papers early every morning. Per.
sons wanting the paper will be promptly at
tended to by leaving their names and ad-
dresses with him.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON IND
T. -

TO THE PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON IND
ALEXANDRIA BOATS
THERE having been many complaints land Ger.
i tsinly not without caus-) of the uncertainty
OF the arrival and departure of Boats plying between
Washington and Alexandria, by men Of business
ard others, and large hunter Of gentlemen hay.
ing intimsted that q boat running at regulsr hours
would be patronized and sustained the subscriber
has determined again to try the experiment. for the
accommodation Of the pubic, and has arranged 10
have the omnibuses leave the corn-r Of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania ue In time to CT meet
with the boat, a. per schedule below 30 as not TO
lose time in waiting at either nd of the route This
arrangement viii make it certain when the b. st
Will leave, and arrive, in either place By this ar.
rsngement be fstters himself the public will be
better accommodated, and hopes that his boat Win
be sustained
The following are the hours Of departure of the
only reliable ste ferry boat plying between Alex.
sndria and Wsshir gton:
The steamer George Page will leave Washington
daily, at 81, s, 9H, III &, m, l, s., ~, pm
Will leave AleIsndns at ~, sx, i0k, d m,
12Z, N q 4, 81, pm. ~
His omnibu ses will leave the corner of Penn-yl.
vsnis avenu. and Seventh street to connect with
the Boat, at 6, ~ 81. II, M l25z. m, ~. and
~ pm
at, and departing from, Washington and Ale1an.
dris. GEORGE PAGE
now IF
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PROFITABLE SEASON FOR THIEvEs.-Many
Of the citizens of Savannah, Geo., on returning
to their homes from their prolonged absence
during the prevalence of the yellow fever,
have found their houses plundered by thievs,.
The News of that place, says that during two
months past, the burglars have been at work
ith the most reckless daring
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a George Sanders, the consul, gives to

~ 0oorgo oanoers, inc ex-C0nSul, gives to
the world the following:
Victor Hugo to George ~ Sanders, ON 70.
cesvsns the Democratic Revteu for 1852.
MARINE TERRACE, Isle of Jersey,
October 9, 1854.
Sir, and Noble Co-eitizens of the Universal
Republic: I received at this moment your
handsome gift; I do not delay a minute to
thank you for it. I profit by the kindness of
my co-proscribed and fellow citizen *****,
who is leaving for London, to send you this
packet. have already perused some pages
of the excellent work you have done me the
honor to send me. I was particularly struck
with the article on Napoleon la Petit Per.
NIT me to offer you the work under this en-
velope, together with les Chatin,ents, and
some words of Exile
am happy to tell you how profoundly
sympathise with the noble and high senti.
ments expressed in your admirable letter to
the Swiss government Let America have
many Americans, and the republic many re
publicans like you, and the people are saved
send you, with the expression of my lively
gratitude, the most cordial clasp of the hand.
VICTOR HUGO
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g The New York Express says that on
Sunday, in some Of the churches political scr
mons (speeches) were made. Is it any won
der that immortality and vice increases when
preachers turn tho pulpit into political
rostrum?
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n Yesterday, at an adjourned meeting of
the stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, the committee appointed to examine
the matter, recommended the suspension of
the construction of the second track until the
floating debt Of the company is paid off.
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURS.
JUST RECEIEED,

In this city.
VIE subscriber would respectfully invite the At
virons to call and examine his large and beautiful
as ortmsnt OF FURs, combining ali the fashions Of
me iorthooming season, which, in splendor and
nusss, cannot be surpassed. Also, q number OF
large stock of Children's and Infant's FANCY
1OoDs always on hand, made from the best mate.
r1ls, and at exceedingly lov prioss.
an Iaee new style Of HAT for gentleman has been
already been stamped Is the ne rius ritra and
ne only makes mention Of 1t to say that the n
prce as heretofeAe for the very best, IL only a.
"A nne lot OF UMBRELLAS, Of eli Sizes b. BE- dis
Poseo OF very cheap. j. T. kVANS,
nov A-lW go Pennsylyanis avenue,
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q JEREMIAH KIDwELL, Esq, is appointed
our agent for collecting subscriptions to the
DAILY EUsning Star and Weekly Star, in
the State of Virginia. We commend him to
the kind attention of our friends.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ ID Ra

On and after Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gortons
l. vile and intermediate tations at Y O'clock
q: m, On the arrival OF the boat from Wa hingtop
giving ample time for breakfast on board Con.
netting ct Manassas Junction with train for Stras.
burg, at Warrentcn ia ction with q train for War.
renton, and at GordonsvilIe with the trains On the
virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes.
Vile, and Staunton
The cars leave Gordonsril'e daily for Alexandra
and intermediats stations, at Il before r. O. M, on
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Charlottesville, and staunton
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SOIREES DANSANTE
AT ESI,A AALAAN-

MONS. COCHEN has the honor to announce
lu that the first Of his Sol rees viii take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, to com
mence at o'clock, p. m.
Tickets for Gentlemen, ONE DOLLAR.
The ladies who received thei invitations last sea.
son, are respec fully requested to honor him with
their pressnc, this season.
Louis Webber's well-known Cotillon Rand has
been engaged for tho season. nov7-3t
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IF The boat saved from the Arctic, and
taken to Philadelphia by tho Osprey, was on
Saturday last tested at the instance of Mr..
Collins, and it Is the opinion of old and expe-
modating sizty persons, together with provi-
sions, water, DO.
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U It is computed that the number of
blacks held in slavery in different countries is
seven and half millions, of which 1905, 900
are in the United States, 1886, 900 in Brazil,
900 in the Spanish colonies, $4,000 in
Dutch colonies, 14O,0O in the republics Of
Central America, and $4,000 in European es
Establishments in Africa.
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r A. B. OWENS, No. 20 High st., Ports
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
Evsn'ng Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue.
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THROUGH TICKETS

For Lynchburg, connecting with the stages at
days.
For Luray and New Market, connecting with the
ages at Culpeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
at Piedmont
For Middlsburg daily, connecting with the staess
at the Plains.
Per order: W. B. BROCKETT Aesnt
nov 7-dt
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II NIGHT TEMPLARs-WAsHI
IA. ENOAMPMENT, No. l, will assemble at their
Asylum on WEDNESDAY, November 9Th, at 5k
O'Clock. Sir Knights In good standing are invited,
nov lit WIN. J. RHkES, RsSr.
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nor SALE--A PAIR OF BLACK HORSES
Il very stylish-work we'll in single or double
harness
ALSO, A handsome light CARRIAGE and HAIR
NESS VIII be sold low. Apply 1T LATHAM's
STABLES, or of A G NEWTON
nov 7-3t* Mansion House. Alexandria Va
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y The New York Tribune of yesterday, is
the most grossly personal political print we
ever saw. 1t makes out every man opposed
to it's candidates-Know Nothing, Hard and
soft-ft inmates for the State prison. No
wonder that Mr. Barker has sued Greeley for
libel
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Y There are said to be about three thous.
sand negroes entitled to vote in New York
under the provision of the State Constitution,
which requires colored man to have been
three years citizen, and possessed of freehold
estate of tho value of $3.50 ever and above all
debts and membranes, charged thereon,
and upon which tax shall have been paid.
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS. At.

"A a TEN1ION. You are hereby requested to at
eenT I'm HVE M9sng o. one Inc COMPANY
are requested to be present Is busile ss
Of importance will be transacted.
By order of Captain Key,
THOMAS MoHNIRY,
nov N3t Orderly Sergeant.
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621-2 CENTS F08 GLOVES .

HAVE this day opened nv second lot OF 10 49,,
i superior KID GLOVES. which will cell A. ~
aSove price. Nos. % to So, in black, white. Ara
take pleasure in recommending the above 10 n,
customers, - know them to be equsl ana indssl
superitr to many Of the Gloves sold In hi, civ ~
70 and 81 cents. Also ior
Sole agent In this place for Jouvin's beauf,6,,,v
Citing and unrivalled FRENCH RLOvFs. nriss e.
cents. RUTH A. PEAC0.
nov I-d3 No. IL Csntre Market sna>~
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u DENNIS, ORION PARIs) UPHOLsTERER AND
Z PAPER HANGER, No. 4Sl, cer"er Of Iouisi
ana avenue and Sixth street, Washingto d. G,
Furniture repaired and vanished. Ga pets cut,
fitted, and made.
Gu. tains, Lounges, and Mattresses aade.
To- Good references given.
ID. would respectfully call the attention of tie
public TO bis assortment Of Upholstery, Carpets,
&C., feeling confident that he can give entire salts.
faction. His prices will be found low and uniform
in every case. nou 7-eolm
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~ ATTENTION, MARION GUARDS You are
"a hereby notified to attend adjourned meet
I'M IN ing Of the corps to bs held 1t the armory o.
W II To MORROW wednesday, EVkNING ct Z
O. O. "vI of tie corps Punctusi attendance is
Fef gu 8 Cd, S.eANCIs N. sHEKELL,
by Dy e.. Captain.
M UNION GUARDs.-Tbs members OF
a he Company are requested to be punctual -
(It IN attend .Dcs on TUESDAY EVENING, NoVem.
w ii Z, at O'Clock, "a the elsction Of Secretary and
Treasure or will take plac,: Young men wishing TO
joio, are respectfully invited to attend ct Cops
~ - '' OLIVER BYRNEs, Captain.
JOHN SHEA, Secretary. nov lit
IA Presidents Mounted Guards,
Attention. The regular monthly
IN meeting of the Corps viii Be held on
2ATUEsDAY EVENING, November :, at
t. cir Armory.
The punctual attendance Of every member lie
earnestly requested By order Of the Captain:
nor 6-2;s G. STUART, Rec. Fec.
o~N atfOnaI NJ edfeal College, WASH
ll5 NaioS.-rhe thirty third annual course of
lectures viii commence on the fousth Monday 10
October, and continue until March. =.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
VIM. p johnson, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ. D Professor of Materia Medics,
Therapeutics, and Hygiene.
John Fred. May, M D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, NJ. D., Professor Of Pathology and
Practice Of Medicine.
Lewis Steiner, M D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Edward A. Scott, N. O.. Protector and Dsmonstrs.
tor of Anatomy.
The facilities for the prosecution Of practical
anatomy are ample.
Like most similar institutions in Europe the decks
from which the regular lectures given and the
wards for clinical instructions are under the same
roof.
The completion of the extensive additions to the
buildings since the last session for the sccommooa
ton Of the sick, will greatly extend the usefulness
of the medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expenSe for full course oflectures
Practical anatomy by the demonstration. 10
Matviculating Zee, payable only once............
dfaduatlng expense. 70
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic
through the whole course without charge.
For further information, address LEWIS n.
STEINER, M D., Dean Of the Faculty, Office Wash
ington Ipfrmary.
The lectures will be given in the afternoon and
erening, to accommodate students who have other
engagements during the earlier part Of the day.
oct g. eotil10thNov.
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COX REWARD.-Stolen from the subscriber,
Q%O living in Jackson city, on the m
4th instant, GREY MARE. about Ia o.
ht nds high. and between and years @0
old. She Is low set and very fat sad " ~
die and bride taken with her. viii give $S5
for the apprehension OF the thief, or SIS for the
mare, Il Information be left at this office
nov 6-St WILLIAM d. KERR
GAVE YOUR COAL.-Ths Subscriber has for sale
~ few OF ''Harriss" Patent Coal Sifters which
are 80 extensively used at the North. No house
keeper should be without one at the present high
price of coal.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
nov est
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EHOR SALE.-The finest riding HORSE In the Dis
II trict. Apply at the stabls
JAMES +. Rs EX, Water street,
nov O-3t Gearyetavn-
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KEYWORTH & CO.,
JEWELLERS, keep con- family on hand large and
u we'll assorted stock Of imported gold e
and silver WATCHES, together with ~
great jety Of the la est styles Of rich El
JEWELhY, Silver snd Plated Ware, in
sets, or tn, single piece Cutlery and Fancy Goods
which they offer for sale at their uniformly low
prices.
All kinds OF Jewslry manufactured and repaired
at the shortest notice. Diamond setting and en-.
craving neatly done.
Watches repsired in the most satisfactory man.
ner and upon the good PRINCIPLES of Live and Le.
Live, vs.. low prices.
KEYWnRTH co,
Pa. avenue, Lear corner ninth stree!
nov 7-3tt
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Tho Julien Buflesque Opera Troupe,

The Julien Buflesque Opera Troupe,
or Twenty Performers,
Being the largest. oompsny Of Ethiopian Ministries
In the United States, most respectfully announce Q
short series of their novel and amusing entertain,
ments at the above Hall, for FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
commencing on WEDNESDAY, the Sth inst.
Prominent In this unique and new enterprise Is the
GREAT BURLEsQUE ON N. JULIEN,
And his renowned Orchestra Of Twenty Performers,
Comprising fourteen sole ctions from the different
operas
Tho Burlesque on the Hutchinson Family!
And an entire new and original selection Of eones
Duets, and ohor uses,
The whole pronounced to be the best musical exhj.
bition in the country,
- Tickets 81 Y cents, children's tickets % cents
can be had at tie music stores, hotels, and Ut the
door.
Concert commences at ~ O'Clock.
nova n s. CARTER, Manager.
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Il els prime WHITE MERCER POTATOES for
sale in lots to suit on board the schooner Hutoks
Apply to Captain on board or TO
PETER BERRY,
nov 7-3t Water street GEORGETOWN.
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d ono FRUIT TREES, HARDY
ANaOOO Erer Rloonna Rosa. o.

mental Shrubs, Patlor Plants, Evergreeps. -
&c, &c, for sale by A. JARDIN, Florist and =
Nurseryman, Eighteenth street, corner Of NJ. The
conecuon comprises the most new and celebrated
Knos known In Europe and America; a large
Quantity of Dwarf Pear Trees, in full bearing aiso
Apples, Cherries, &c &c -''0
~ Notcs-Now is the best season for planting
ns' uooo anu roses, &C. nov 4-1w
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NEW CABINET WAREROOMs

INV OAbINET WAREKUUMS.
EDWIN GRkkN having removed to bis large
La four-story building on Pennsylvania
avenue, between seventeenth and Eigh -
teenth streets, has now on hand an ex--A
tensive assortment Of FURNITURE and -
CRAIRs Of every kind and quality. His old cus-
toners and the public are invited to look at his
large stock, which he is selling at yery low prices
nov 6-3t
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Extreme Illness Of the Venerable Widow
OF Alexander Hamilton. regret to have
to announce the extreme illness Of the beloved
and venerable lady, Mrs. Hamilton, being
now in her ninety seventh year. 1t is hardly
possible that she can survive this severe at
tack 1t will be remembered that she is the
daughter Of the distinguished Major General
Schuyler Of the Revolutionary War
The Register Of the Treasury.-The Hon.
Finley Bigger, having left Washington city
to give testimony in slave trade case, now
being tried In the United States Court, at New
York, Charles T. Jones, Egg, Chief Clerk of
the bureau, has been appointed Register pro-
tenn. until the return of Mr.. B.
The President Of the United States, we are
happy to be able to say, has entirely recovered
from his late indisposition.
The new Ainot's Ledge Light Vessel was
duly placed on her station on the Sd instant,
and her lights were lighted at sunset of that
day, without any interruption.
List Of Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office for the week ending November Z,
1S54-each bearing that date:
Daniel c. Amber, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in sewing machines.
John B. Brennan, Of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
For improvement In looks
Albert Boughton, Of Malone, N. Y.-For i'm
prOvement in machinery for polishing stone
Robert s. Craig, Of Cincinnati, O-For i'm.
proved trap for animals.
Reuben Daniels, of Woodstock, Vt.-For
improved joint in water wheels
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DR1ME APPLES AND ONIONS
L Just received, at the Railroad Depot Penn
sy ivsnia avenue, 100 bbls. Northern Apples and
onions, which will be sold low
Also, constantly on hand, . supply Of Horse Feed.
All purchases delivered free Of charge
noS Tolw j. DOUGLAS CO,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-03-08
january 25, 1854.

VIIRRGlIMnIIA4n Ma MANUFACTORY OF CABINET
FURNITURE, and Agent for Nunns cE Uaakes Cee
5ratsd Piano Ft9tes;-LEWlS SALISBURY, No. 5s and
60, Main street, Norfolk, Virginia.
1t is zettled beyond doubt selling lower
any other house az the South.
The subscriber invites the attention of purchasers of Fur
nlture to his stock in store and to which daily ad
tons arc now being made, consisting of
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus, with and
without Glasses, Marble Tops,
Secretaries Marble Top Washstands,
Centre, Sofa, Side and Work Tables Painted Furniture,
Toilet Tables, Commodes, Whatnots, Hall Stands,
Stuffed, Easy, Rocking and Parlor Chairs.
Couchcs, Bedsteads, Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Divans,
OttomaDs, Window Seats, Cr:ckets, Wardrobcs,
Card Tables Mirrors well all kinds of Cane and Wood
work,
Also white and Grey live Geese Feathers, both kiln dried
and in the original packages,
Common Feathers, HAIR Palm Leaf and Straw Mattresses
Hair Cloth Buraps Gimp, Sofa and Chair Springs
Glass Plates, Wooden and Willow ware,
Clocks, Castors Knobs, &c.
would also call the attention of the public to Robin
sons Patent Bed Sofas, for which have the Agency.
They the best article of the kind in both regards
the work and convenience being less complicated and max
ing wider bed by four inches than other kinds than
all this they sold for dollars less The dealers in Furn
ture viii find here full ard low prices
in any establishment in the South or elsewhere.
attention paid to this branch of
our busnesbeng constantly supplied with Collins of eve
ry description both Metallic Mahogany and other kinds.
Immediate dispatch given to all orders By mail.
Norfolk Oct. Is, 1888. 966mpd.