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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07
CMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for

SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
bilty, Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs
CERTIFICATES.
New YORK, April 20, 1852.
l hereby certify that have used DR.. William H.
Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider it the only sure
cure for Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to it.
L. B. LENT.
PHILADELPHIA, May s, 1882.
would advise all who afflicted with Dyspepsia
to use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial was afflicted
with that disease three years, during which time
tried everything that could be recommended and
without relief One bottle the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and 1 am now as
healthy as have ever been. 1 have witnessed the
same effect others. consider this certain cure
for d. spepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 70 Crown ut.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1853.
DR.. SMITH-Deer Sir: Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantane ous effect on me-
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, was
induced to give it trial. felt relief from the first
time tookit. Two bottles effected a complete cure
have given it to several of my friends and invaria-
bly, with the same result.
49, Yours truly, J. w. FITcH,
Washington House.
For saleby j. B..WOOD. and
81 :.-@-~- g. ALEx'R DUVAL,
auxS-SN Agentsfof Richmond, Va.
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N HENRICO COUNTY COURT. Octo
Il Der 2 1854:
Robert L. Halle, Ppt
James Elliott, sometimes called James Tally. Diff
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain partition of
having this day fled his bill; and it tn RI
Court that the defend ant is an inhabapf of this
state ordered that he do appear here on ths I'd
day OF the next December term, and answer the
pull OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this ordsr he
iorth with inserted In some newspaper published in
tue city OF Richmond for two months succe ssiyelv
this county. copy-Teste: "
oe S-law8w JAMES EJtrrn r,,,
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MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
~ CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE L
CO., Main street, hssmore testimony than any sther
medicine in use, fonthe'cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchtis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from i'm.
pure blood. - :
y See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per BOTTLE or for S. ap2lts
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man named Robert McClesky, shoemaker INV
trade has been committed to jail at CentreviIle Ma
or charge of bigamy. The Sentinel states thai
last Spring he married female on Kent Island
named Mary Jeffers, who was possessed of several
hundred dollars In cash. This he managed to OBJ.
tain, and in August last made tracks for parts mn.
known, but returned a few days ago, when he was
arrested The Sentinel adds that he admitted af.
ter his arrest that he Is the husband of four living
wives. Ae
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DOCT. PLuME, Of The OId Medies

hUCT. PLUME, Of the Old Meuisss
~ Hcuss. u still engaged IN treating gu son 49,
who NAV have been unfortunate In their - oeistons
Or p would psrtcplsrly invite call NON rsisss.
Ia the country who have bsen given pp By tnsp ~,
scians a. incuratle. Cnsss ere few indeed hse 80
NOT be reached BY medieins when correctly sgphsas
The article known - the CAemifal Extract ~ 90
Ficwers 4 probably the very best thire nsS
~ dIsssustion - ctker csuss. Ths Asua Al Fever
remedy, called FysaA Ma. b nsxt toa ssFfa'n'y-
Price III per bottle. :, -. a,s
Hotsi ana arst doos south of Trinity clusea Aea-
mond, Va. IN
Ae4'ei1es eeo4ts9 a. q
LSLOUR, N aAC Suitable sor AM
: s r. pssshu pAnuSL AyaEs,
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VIM. SATTLER,
142 MAIN ST.,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Prints, OILS AND ARTISTS MA.
I,ERIALS,
OFFERS to the city or country Trade,
~ his unusual large stock Of dry and Ground
PAINTS. LINSEED OIL and SPIRITS OF TUR
PENTINE. WINDOW GLASS, french and Anne
rican } of different sizes and qualities Also White
Lead, Neutral White, Whiting, Kalsominc, Spanish
Brown, yandyke Brown. Venetian Red, Yellow
Ochree, Purple Lake, verditer, Paris and Chrome
Green, Pumice and Rottenstone, ground or In Jumps
put up in barrels kegs packages suitable for house
and coach Painters, Decorateurs' and Graners' use
Architects Engineers and Artists will find full as.
sortment of articles for their use
The most of the above articles being my own ma
nufacture and selected by myself feel assured that
can suit my customers in any way. oc 19-dlm
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.-Belvi-
l. dere Manufacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all orders for PRINTING PAPER efany
size weight, at the shortest notice. Also. Straw
and Manelia Wrapping. The Mil having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Book and Newspaper work of as good quality as any
Mill in the Union. All orders must be addressed to
RfCHD ID. SANXAY,
Secretary Belvi6ere Manufacturing Co.
: TERMs.-An sums over 800 months fox city
negotiable psper, under 500 cash cs-ts
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A man named Bird Fowler living about fruo
miies from Macon, Ga shot his own wife on FRIDAY
week, and it was found her wounds would move
mortal. Fowler was arrested and confined in the
county jail. ''o
The Scientific American expresses the op;nion
based upon thorough investigation of the subject
that wood will never be employed for making eas
on large scale 10 any part OF our country, where
coal, oil, lard, or rosin, can be obtained.
The two girls who were arrested ia Manchester
n II, short time since for horse stealing. S,c
ware sentenced on Tuesday last to four years bsr
iaeorin Tue State Prison. Their bravado gave way
tears freely. a'1 'D'' Sneu
John Nell alias Charles Smith. a convicf vho
was snot on Monday while endeavorins to escape
wounds ON Tuesday = '''
Money Is so scarce now days, that when t,yo
dollars meet they are such strangers to each other
that the owners have to introduce them,
A fellow out of health went to Saratoga TO nick
up litfie and picked mp enough to send him 10
the State Prison for three years.
Thomas Cain has been committed to isil at Fred.
erick, MO, charged with numbering Mrs Ewes, near
Liberty, some months since.
The painting ordered by Congress to flu the re-.
maining vacant panel In the rotunda of the Capitol
ct Washington, executed by Mr.. William Fl Pow.
ell, is now on exhibition In Boston. The subject IL
tho discovery of the Mississsppi by De Soto.
The expenses of the Washington Monument for
the month of October have been $4,000 s2. The
contributions BY visitors S2Is 10, which, with those
OF the military, made on the 18th uit, of 1919 40
make he whole receipts s537 So. -
The railroad between Sprineii aid and Delaware,
Ohio. failed TO pay expenses. 1t 10 now lying idle
The trains having been Withdrawn. ~
II u correctly ascerfaned fact that If walls of
honsee once become saturated with wet, they win
exude damp for 20 years sitter.
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ERANKLIN PAPER MILL-Be
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THE FRENCH CONFECTIONARY
AND VARIETY STORE,

CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD SITS.
HAVING made an addition to our CON
IL DICTIONARY and FRUIT STORE livery
well known to Cur kind customers to be provided
with every article pleasing the taste and fancy
be found in any establishments of the Kind in this
State,) respectfully invite the attention of
friends and the public to our
NEW BAZAAR,
containing most excellent and endless variety Of
FANCY ARTICLES of luxury and usefulness for
Ladies and Gentlemen, for HousekeepeTc, for Farm.
ers for Sportsmen for the dear children and in fact
for airy and everybody fsvoring with a call
Having just returned from the North with ii 10 en-.
trely stock. purchased at the lowest ratessome
from anctions-we feel confident that our prices win
suit the closest buyers. SCHAAP co.
oc L--lms Corner Rroad arr Sd sta.
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EOR HIRE have for hire for tie
balance Of the year. BOY Is yssss old.
ED p. EAcHO.
nos asusFai Agent and coliec6oy.
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nR. LOUIS M. STEIN, HeMGpATHIC
~ PHYSICIAN. late Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
4rmy, has removed his Office to Tenth street, Bank
square below Messrs Duval& Brothers Apothecary
establishment. Office hours from 8 to 10 A. M. and
from 8 to s P. M. DC Its
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-All persons
IL having claims gainst the estate of JAMES 30
SHER decd are requested to present them, proper
ly authenticated and those indebted. to make pay
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
iv Its Executor of James Rosher. decd.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF FRANCIS
4 WICKER, DECEASED.-ALL persons havip 2
claims against the estate of Francis Wicker deceas-
ed are hereby notified, that in accordance with the
directions of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond, pronounced the 24th day Of
January last. in the of Wicker vs. Wicker and
ais, and Ferguson Wicker and ais, SHALL on the
27th day of the next month, October at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at my Office, in the city of Richm md proceed
to take an account of such claims
JAS E. HEATH Com
Commissioners Office, Richmond, Sept 25th, 1854.
Sc q -law4w 1870
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ITO NEGRO TRADERS AND T Ell E
l. PUBLIC GENERALITY keep always ON
h nan Mn sTgs sssp1sTsns 2!
Clothing, Boots Shoes and Fancy Dry Goods, all Of
which will sell very cheap.
LEWIS SCHWEITZER, 18th street.
oc 23-2W* Qpposite new Vegetable Market
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GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUN-
VI TRY, adapted to the of private dwellings,
churches, schools hotels, watering places factories
foundres machine shops and railroad stations
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE. keep on hand and make to
order GAS MACHINES of any required capacity
Their apparatus has stood the test of years, and
lot be exceled in economy, safety and simplicity
E. r. SPRAGUE, Treasurer,
au l-d3m 202 BALTIC. st.. Bait, Md.
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NOTICE.-Allp persons having claims
IN against the estate of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present them properly authenticated
the undersigned. And all those indebted the said
estate requested to settle their respective dues
will as little delay possible.
&. M. BURTON, Administrator,
&c Its With the Will annexed.
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EITSi FITS FITSl-L EVILS Il
4 FLETGHERS VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
recently discovered Invaluable remedy for this tru.
" distressing malady, Fits. Prepared and sold BY
Lewis Fletcher. at Franklin, Ind. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., sole agents for Richmond,
Va For farther Particular call on the agents and
ret a pamphIet. 80 lie 6-dl avtm
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


RuY COPY EARLY ~ THE MoRNINo:-THE RE;
in the Pick issued this morning including complete his.
CT The G S Is
Gn Of our c. p Is seed o. e. es
editorials Price three cents Sold BY all the agents and
newshoys
CONTENTS OF THE SUNDAY DISPATCH FOR
narrative Of hrns sgg n Tse tho
into some Of the dark mysteries of city well
SIR CHARLES NAPIER AND oMEn pAcHA,
interesting sketch of those prominent before
Or great variety of usefu information supplied in
to questions from correspondents.
THE POOR ARTIST
sketch from actual life IN city Of New York showing
the struggles Of genusfOr fame in the face Of starvation and
THE HEnmrrrs. ,wrsToHrsrrn,
An sketch Of singular woman whose abode was
Letter rnom THE oysrrRMAS,
visiter. He satisfied that he an old Fosy.
horrible revelation The execution Of ono and madness
of another human being.
Rose Darlings adventures crossing the East river.
Or what may be seen At fssbonssie restaurant Fash
ionable ladies and fashionable follies
Against the attempt now making Congress to deprive the
who wounded in tho eountry'i service from get
THE wIrE's CONFESSION:
stray leaf from tho diary Of suburban physicisnan
LExIcoGRAPrrcAL ArrINITrFs,
Or tho programme of interesting lecture to be
delivered by Webster, Jr."
Or, A Weeks Doings among Vice and viany.
~ OUR PoRTroLro,
in books magazines and exchanges during tho week
FACT
Or The Spice OF the Day Cleaned from all sources
Long faces not suited TO this repas Only those
eve that laughter Of tho blessings designed for
tails to enjoy are welcome here.
CORRESPONDENCE
From Paris Washnston Albany the British Provinces &c
THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY TROUBLE.
DR.. Ahjah Ingraham John B. Haskn-Iibel Suts-Toy
citizens have to pay tribute to this
ordinances and fees OF public ON sersWhat the
money paid into pablo Offices fines and fees with other
interesting matters.
WHAT rs REPRESENTATIVES,!
Are public officers the the masters the
EDITORIAL ARTICLES
On variety OF topics Of interest.
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH,
Carefully prepared and up the hour going TO press
A WEEKS DoINGs IN THE CITY SUBURBS,
In which the reader will find all that 10 worth notice that
has transpired during the week.
x,., go, THE WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
Notices Criticisms and items of interest of all places OF
public amusement at home and abroad
SPORTING ITEMS
Cleaned from correspondence and exchanges
Together with variety OF paragrapbs and 90.
lectsd, on all sorts Of subjects. -
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH
Tor sale every Sunday morning by all and
cheap publication dealers also circulated by carriers
chester county, &C. "A' "0'
PRICE rouR GENTS COPY.
ONCE, No. ~ Beekman street
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TT BOYLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sALE-oN
i. Monday April TO- at 10 O'clock At the Circia Hail
No 80 Pearl street near Broadway ali the furniture il
bot mahogany furniture In hair CLOTH bedstea hair
mattresses feather beds and bedding mirrors two aonhls
bsrrelled of great value bagatele table beer
rosewood case three silver mounted breaks made
cyosksry, glass ware, kitchen furniture, &c fN''
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John K. OAKLEY. AUCTI(

TOHN X. OAKLEY. AUCTIONER.-GREAT AND AB-
solute sale Of 600 splendid lots Nostrand New
York, Brooklyn, Hudson and Albany avenues and
Schuyler, Pacific Dean Bergen WyckoG, Warren Baltic,
Butler and Douglas streets in the level and most
desirable part Of the Ninth ward Of the city Of Brooklyn
Oakley Wright will sell at auction Thursday, Friday
and Saturday April l3 and 49, at u o'clock NJ each
and Montague street. Brooklyn, the above mentioned
will he ready after April This, without exception
is the best located property offered at auction
where in the vicinity Of New York in the immediate vicinity
of first class Many elegant and costly dwell
ng have been already erected the adjoining
N The surrounding 10 highly attractive and beau
u the whole being nearly level about the established
grade of the Ninth ward and the garden Of Brook
santy during the and evening and railroad omnbuses
will be in full operation this route the nominal fare
four cents to the ferries about tho LIST Of july 1854 Tho
Long Island Railroad depot at Bedford Mt which trains stop
each trip is within three minutes walk Of this pcrty
making this desirable convenient and
than property that is located in the upper part
New York, the same distance from the MerchantS FIX
change This desirable property will be sold in sections
containing from eight to sixteen lots This will be
portuny seldom met with to purchase handsome building
lots sections for gentee suburban
pleasant part the city of Brooklyn Each lot section
will be sold peremptory without reserve Full covenants
for restrictions against nuianoes will DO inserted In tho
deeds Seventy cent of the purchase remain
bond and mortnge for years AZ cent For
maps, apply to Oakley Wright, No. 3i3 Fulton street.
Brooklyn: No, 50 Wall street; and of Bronson, Knapp
Co., Of Broadway and Pine street. under Metropo
tan Bank New York Full printed abstract title will
be furnished each purchaser. FREQ of charge.
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LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-SUPERB
IA sale of splendid furniture bronze and mantel glasses
manufact and imported by Chss. Baudoune beins
the final sale prsvioIS his retiring from business IL
and Wednesday April TO- II and r. at the warerooms Of
Chas A. Baudoure 3j s-oe6way It l0 o'clock each day.
his entire stock OF splendid furniture bTonges clocks and
mantel ornaments drawing rom in rosewood and gilt
and library fuFniture mahogany rosewood and walnut
chamber furnitur elegant buh ebony and bos de rose
elegant console tables NBThere will be found In ths
sale several splendid mante glasses magnificent
suit Of t furniture and elegant lot of furniture
VIII he found in the above sGle .lso about thou
be dispose of in lots to suit purchasers.
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CYLvESTER SLOWER, AUCTIONEER = ELEGANT
household furniture pianofore rosewood furniture oil
paintings costly plated silver &c. at auction this
day Saturday April at IA Broadway, of Thirty
sixth street at O o'clock consulting in part Of rose
and yashstands gothic bcdsead black walnut
cottage bcdsteads rosewood centre and side tables solid
oak extension dining table rich oil paintings engrav
ngs shefhed silver plated ware vzrich tea set pieces
ladies' table and tea spoons elegant mantol vases rich
emma tea SETS hall stand; also thirty
inss IN rich gilt frames looking glasses hair msttrsses
h neds bosters pillows blankets mahogany sofas
Snhrs lace curtains hhades mahogany fancy table work
boxes ivory table cutlery together with siarso quantity
OF hchen furniture with which the will
sale positive rain or shine and deposits required from ali
p.h;n kchen furniture is and comprises
everything required IN the laundry and kitchen.
SYLVESTER SLOWER, Auetoneer
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COAL.


CCHUYLKILL COAL BY THE CARGO 0NLY.--oLIvER
- 4 Co., miners and shippers Of Tunnel Vein very
superior article and Broad Mountain white ssh
coal have opened 1T b2 Broadway whers they will
10 happy 10 receive orders from the tgads.
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THE EIYsiAN FIELDS, PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN
New YORK and Hoboken-Ihis journal, devoted to art
literature and elegant manufactures will contain An
tended impartial critical analysis Of the works Of living ar
tifts. Price " per annum. Address Gayette ofBoa Uo
token, and stringer and Townsend, New York. =.
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NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER. AS
IA signees' sae.-Three houses and lots in Fortieth
street-A J. Blocker will sell at auction Thursday,
April l3 1854 at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants
Exchange the three four story brick dwelling houses Just
street. Second lots l6 feet inches front and
by inches In depth houses H feet inches
The houses Of the best material and finished in
the most substantial with Croton water on each
&c coo each Title ndispuable For maps and particulars
apply to Anthony j. Blocker, Auctioneer No. Broad
street. MILLER CRANE, Assigness.
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r I'VE STOCK AT AUCTION-WILL BE SOLD, ON
IL Saturday, April & at O'Clock p. NJ, Randalrs
Island by order Of the Governors of the Almshouse
superior lot OF live stock consisting Of the following
horse sixteen cows one bull yearng heifer
four large bonrs small pigs twenty three elk
with young and seventy sucking pigs Can be tho
island JONATHAN STEARNS.
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FINANCIAL.
G1 HOO 000 LOAN ON THE MORTGAGE
Dl. lUU.UUU bonds Of the New York and Harlem


$lOOO0O aoS. % On Me-. THE sas
Railroad Company This company will receive proposals
for 81 coo Of their First Mortgage Bonds issued
Of each payable at the Office OF the company in tho
city Of New York tho lst day Of May 1873 with coupons
attached for the payment Of interest," at the place.
semi annually the LIST Of May and lst OF Novem-
bsr at the rate of per cent per annum These bonds
secured by first and only mortgage to Thos W. Lud
low and r. NJ Blatchord Trustees the road and its
purtenances and executed under special authority Of
act Of the Legislature and vote Of the stockholders The
whole amount Of bonds which be issued under the mort
the road and will constitute the sole debt Of the company
The company 81 Of this mortgage for tie
change Of all the outstanding plain OF the company
now IN existence and propose TO dispose Of tho residue
for the purpose Of dscharging all their floating
dsb and Of of the expenditures for tho
full completion Of the improvements In
the road The capital Of the company paid In IL 81 900
Of preferred stock and 81 GOO 900 Of common stock upon
which regular dividends have been earned paid the
last hve years OF eight 90 per cent per annum the for
and fenr ~ per cent per snnSm on the latter The
twenty six @ per cent 1852 and there Is no Doubt
still larger business will be done the year The pub
lie have therefore offered them home security Of
most reliable character Tho acceptances of the
will be received in payment for the bonds Twenty CO.. per
cent required to lie paid acceptance bids and
2O per cent evry thirty days thereafter for which
bonds will be given Ten QO cent however of the first
nstslmen being reserved the company until the
pleon Of the contract Interest be adjusted from the
full and receiving their bonds Sealed proposals. viii he
ceived at the Office Of BLATCHFORD & RAINSFORD,
No So Wall street. before the 10th DAY Of Nay next
3 O'Clock p M.
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RUSSELL W; wEsTcorT, AUcrIoNEER-AUcTIoN

RUSSELL w: WESTCOTT ACCOMMODATIONS
IL sale Of All the rich and elegant furniture Of house
French pier glasses velvet carpets rosewood panorte oil
paintings silver ware 6c.-R. W. WESTCOfT will sell on
Monday April TO- at l0H o'clock all the elegant
contained in house in Ehh avenue nth door from Four
der rain shine The furniture part an slc
CANT octave panoforte stool and
wood suits covered In satin brooatele made by Boche
two large French pier glasses magnificent etegere 5000
plate doors and back richly carved centre and pier
tables embroidered curtains and shades ninety eight
rich English carpets the paror rosewood French
tary marble top music cabinets reception and chairs
with and valuable collection OF mansl
ornaments, ormuu clock jewel marble statuotes
candcaras TO- Also number beautiful oil paintings
including enc Of the English tragdia painted
by Imam cost $780, Chamber furniture, consisting of ee-
CANT rosewood and mahogany bedstead marble topsbu
and washstands to match rich china toilet sets
hogany and gilt mirrors rosewood, mahogany and walnut
chairs rockers superior hair and feather beds to
At bedsead In the house. rosewood and
fs 800 yards carpets twelve rooms olOloth clocks
secretaree DC Also large quantity of basement furni.
dining and other tables rich silver ware
balance handle cutlery elegant china dinner and sets
stages pass the door On Wednesday handsome furni.
ture at Ne. = Abingdon square, Particulars Tuesday