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The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

TyRESH drugs and medicines forSumnaer de-
LIE nand wholesale and retail. Additional sup
plies constantly arriving
June 2, 1854. M. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
E0E. Sale

d
fS0 Acres of first class Land, embra-
OJU cling portion of the 10th Section on
Bayou Tokaba, fronting one mile. Terms ea-
sv Title good. Apply to
Nav 3, 1854-26-tf P. G. GOOSEY.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

EMINDOW Glass of all sizes, Putty &c.
W june z, for sale by NJ. EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
DES HONS
PatenE shower Datha.

The subscriber has one Of the most syaluablt
inventions ever offered to the public conduc-
tive to the use OF which the blood9s kept in free
circulation and IN pure state, consequently ali
those diseases arising from an i'm pure State o.
the blood are prevented. Tie Mechanical ar
raagea9ent of this Bath IS Constructed II the
best possibienanasr forconveniAnce, ellea pness,
and durability and superior to any Of this ma
tire now ia use.
Cali and sec It. where the subscriber offers for
sale county rights to very great advantage tu
purchasers. Also Hip ana Bathing Tubs
May TO- l65i-tj. w. I. STANFORD.
E9O 81 ELL &EaEE4E4TARD.S S
CarFiage Repository and MannfactOry
Main iStreet, sYaSoo City, HfiSs.
WHERE can be found at all H-5R y
= times. large assortment of fssS-szzezzsS2S
Coaches, Baronciles, Rockaways, Nl2-----z -
and Buggies of every variety and style. together
with large and well selected stock Of Saddles.
Hagnesr, Brides, Whips, Collars, Trunks, Bits,
Stirap Ironsand Fly-Netts Couch makers and
Saddlers Trimmings, such as Laces, Leathers,
Oil, Vanish. Springs, AXeis, and every variety
Of articles balonging to the business, for sale low
L. B. POWELL. T. p. HILLIARD.
May 3, IS541y
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

IssAoUENA Co., Miss. Aug, 10, 1854.
do hereby certify that have used DIR. Eman-
uel's Southern AntsdOte in every stage of Diar-
rhoea and bowel complaints. and in every in
stance has it given Immediate relief, after adj
ministering few doses and in no one case
have ever known it to fail in producing the
effect for which it is SO highly recommended.
E. r. CAMMACK.
For sale at Yazoo City and Vicksburg BY NJ
EMANUEL. MAY 81. 1854 6m.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

DIR. NJ. EMANUEL.
Dear Sir;-The marked success with which /
have used your valuable medicine, the SOUTH
ERN ANTIDOTE, in several very bad cases of
DiarrhGa, and other bowel affections in any fam
lily, induces me to offer you my testimony in lis
behalf. With the experience have of lis hap
py effects in speedily arresting some very bad
cases both in adults and children, have no hes
itation in giving it as my candid opinion, that
the Southern Antidote is not only much better
than any other, but that it is far better than all
seen or heard of, for diseases of the bowels.
can, therefore. mostconscientiously. and do most
cordially recommend it as an invaluable family
medicine. Yours very truly,
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20
MARBLE YARD.

csKATEs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-20

Superintendent's Office July 10 1852.
DocToR M EMANUEL.
Dear Sir 1t affords me pleasure to have an
opportunity of giving you my testimony in fa-
vor of your SOUTHERN ANTIDOTE for the
cure of Cholera. Cholera Morbus, and Diarrhea ;
have used it for two years past on the laborers
under my charge with almost universal
Esuccess-and in all cases of premonitory symp-
toms of Cholera and Diarrhaa, | consider it a
certain cure if taken in time. My confidence in
it induces me to keep constant supply al each
of the depots and stations on the Railroad
would earnestly recommend it to planters and
Others. Very respectfully,
JOHN II. CRUMP, Sup't.
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s0ULE on THE sPAMsHREvOLUTIoN

T1o frio,-irr letrer VS. addressed By Mr.. >Oae 70
~ ,evo,u,ioparv jouruaiss 4. Madrid, who gave
bsnouet on The popular triumph sono time SINCE, IN
80 before tbs recent reactioaary measures hAd
tsen taken. It has been extensively commenced on
:, Furope but we beeye has not appeared IN tae
Fngfi,h pspers. We have accordingly transss1ea u
FOR TEE TEIBUsE from the French;
70 "a, Co~aites for tie Pres Drawer al NI6Tt4
GENTLEMEN. regret that the extreme delieacy o.
nv beehb will prevent ne frJm ,epiing the INVITA-
non With which Won have hor Ored me.
But for that, / Assure you. should giany naNe
tain parr in the patriotic banquet designed 10 com
e-noIete ?. iDvncible cOEstane which has rec nHy
manned portion Of the Msind press 20 pursue
Re ,ssk Of combining and directing toTarf the sam
End he conflicting elements Of party which leelea
ONLY 10 understand each other IN order TO uiahpu
over tie ignOble de-pOtlsm under which .ou-y
equally contemplate and shjsct has crushe the
rgh's Of thought, and quenched the most legitimate
have hailed with religious reverence, but with
all tie fervOr II holy enthusiast the success which
has 50 worthy crowned such noble efforts, and Il
only remains for ne 10 pray that those who have
bel, cd Ia plce Spain in the glorious path which ~
just opened before her will continue 20 act nfeau-
gable pioneers, until they have overcome all o5sta
cles
1t belongs to Spain alone to e.tabr-h peacefully
and IN few months, what England with all her per
severance, could gain o.iiy At the price OF tSo reyo-
lutiops, OF lively years war, OF tTeiye year. D,
dtsp'ti'm. % change 81 dynasty and century and
half OF sgiistoos and bitter strfes. 49,
lend your aid, gentlemen, ~ this stu more d'u-
cult task than "a. your osB, but which mus be ac
conplisbed before TIE hberties, the gloty AMI the
grtaine-s Of your country be placed beyond the
reach Ofihe plots and tIeacheres ~h'ch will not ian
10 he directed agan-t her by minon- of tyranny
The heat Of ung America III leap Tor joy in the
breath of The soft a.d f-sgrar, hreezes which will
watt across the OCEAN The acc.maon- OF einahc'paird
Spain Permit me 20 say that my own heart re-
docs in the hop that Eur, pc stupefed as she may
appear will not pr IL % laL-u.87 and die those
germs ofregeneraiion hich The noble deyoisdnsss
Of some OF Ter SOLE has cau-Cd 20 wonderfully %
burst forth.
Accept gentlemen, the expression OF my thank.
ana the Assurance Of the high esteem with which ]
an your sincere ord TAI fll friend, SoULr.
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THE TURF.

SATURDAY, sept. ia match or 5000 betw zen
sam Letcher and Madonna, two mile heats. M
donna vas the fayorte at 500 to $50 and sfter the
fIst heat at slO0 20 S. the mare lost the second
heat by about 4 neck, two miles being considered
over her distsn =. The horse vas sick previous 10
starting and his friends we're afraid 10 -ck hm he
ruI mself seemingly into condition running the
ond heat the betting was changed, lni be wa reel
backed ct 500 to $50. Third hea.-Le,cher had al
his own way and won the race easy.
TDe following is summary Of the above race
Saturday. sept I6-Mateh 5000; A., 900 forfeit
two mile beats
n NcGraih'sch sam Lsther, By Wsgner. dam
By M.ed0e. years old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
q. ". Dilsbupty'. b. Nsd0nns, By Yorkshire, Ian
hy Gl,ncoe lesrs old .......... J
Tine: J.5f-9.5o{-f.oj3.
Tire regular meeting Of the Nstionsl Jockey Club
will commence tomorrow. There will be- Two race,
each day and some of the hes, horses in the STATE are
entered The prices are e~o loeered On this track
81 icing he admission on the fell ADD stands.
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FRIDAY MORNING-Iv1H DAY.

CLOSING SCENES OF THE BOARD.
The Board met at clock. After the devotional
exercists. DR. Treat announced the business Of the
Board completed and ho cork prepared or the year.
On behalf Of the Secretaries, he thanked the Board
aud the audience for their attendance lie announced
slave named Lester, from tho ChoctaE people, who
made an interesting address.
Dr. PARKER presented the regards Of one of his
aged members TO the Board He thought the storm
Of last evening would make delightful morning.
Rev. Dr. BEEcHER congratulated the Board on
their safe eHtIeaton from danger which threatened
destruction.
Rev. Mr. GLElsoS, Of the Seneca Mission, male Al
eloquent address, describing his missionary eS-
perieuces among the Indians. /, was glory enough
for him TO bring the Indians 10 Ch'i-t he hardly
wanted 10 90 to Heaven. He made some naive ND
an usng remarks about the sha~p discussion Of the
previous day His Interpreter now saw the Board Tor
The first time aud bswaItef 70 thank them for their
Kindness To Lis nation.
The Hon. Mr.. HuBniRD, on behalf the Prudential
Conntte delivered their parting address. rhis Wa
th. sxih time the Board had met here this 'he
largest aut most imp0rian. meeting the Board had
ever held lie yndicated bis action ana hoped all
would aequesce.
Mr. IRoxas handed go TO the Treasurer, which he
had laid aide 10 place s.une over the grave ~ his
grandfather TO testify Bis qualification with the result
Of their action lat even ing.
DIR. HAYES on behalf the people Of Hartford
thanked the Board ard friends for their attendance.
This large meeting Wa gratifying evidence OF tue
Icresss Of the Board Thrcc of the SLc meetings OF
The Board held IN this city were held IN private par
lor-. Nox a large church cannot ascommo late il.
The Rev. DIR. ADAMS spoke Of the sho gets which
had de.ceDded during the night, a. tokens Of richer
blessings about 10 descend upon this Board. tie re-
minded the bud,nc that Elias Cornelius performed
his last duties in this house. lie prayed that we
might have the spirit of Cornelius
The Rev, DR.. PoSD offered prayer.
The congreg cation united in singing, and the aud
fence was dismissed with the Benedeon by the Rev.
DR.. Beecher.
The assembly, even AZ this late day wss crowded,
and the happies, influence e1eried by these clos
ing exercises.
This annual meeting has been more numerously at
tended than any previously held. There were Oi
corporate ana COS honorary members present. There
were between 1000 and 600 strangers present IN the
city every day. The hospitality OF the citizens Of
Hartford and vicinity was nobly exhibited. The
Committee Of Arrang provided places for over
100 guests, besides all who 1ere accommodated with
their friends The season will be long remembered.
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HAVANA.
OF THE CAlIAwBA.


The u. 8. Mail steamship CshsTbs, K. W. shu-
ss,dt, commander from Eew-orleans the 9th, and
Havana tho 18Th arrived here yesterday morning.
We find nothing Of interest IN the H4yans papers.
Gen Concha had MT yet arrived, but was daily eE-
poc,ed The present Captain General had concutei
10 defer his departure until afte' the arrival OF q"
successor.
Havana was considered entirely free from the YET
VOW fever, no new cases having recently occurred
The Gaia vba brings 7s passengers from New
Orleans and Havana, sI3s, 900 in specie, and fall
freight Of cotton and -Four from New-Oheans.
from Our Own Correspondent
HAvAsA Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1854.
80 certain are the Spanards who have been en-
rsfed in the African slave trade, that Gen Concha
vil permit them 10 pursue the Infamous traffic that
am informed upon reliable authority tina. they have
recently dispatched two or three vessels from this
slspd 10 the Coast Of Afica for slave csrgoes. OF
oour,s, do mt make this statement upon my own
knowledge but the party who said 20 IN my presence
consider worthy Of all belief.
There was another man stabbed by an assassin q
few evenings ago. The KNIFE entered the lungs Of the
deceased and he left in the street, uncared for,
until be bed 10 death.
A French merchant steamer, the Diane. 10 in this
harbor She arrived from Terra Nuevs on the TN Inst
IN - days with cargo Of bacalaO salt iish,l 80
sbe cannot be a clipper"
A Swedish or Danish bark wss ashore for nearly
~ hours few days since the rocks near the Moro
Castle BY the aid Of ste4mtug she was dragged
OF without receiving any material injury. HAD 20
had heavy weather from the position she was H. she
must have gone 10 pieces. There - not "ithin my
knowledge any further item Of the slightest interest
Gen. Coneha il expected 20 arrive here abont the
Goth irsL, before which period, ID. v, 'hali have
he pleasure OF again writing you.
j. S." After storm comes a calm siy' Ine 3I
ndnpe end thus all the noisy excitement OF winch !
wrote YOU on the 9TH inst has vani 'hed away ana
Cen Concba will dare presume, DO "elcomfd WIN
Iond buzzas upon his arrival which it Il stated will
he about the 10Th inst / shall strive TO send you
frlI and honest description Of the events bearing 10
mind immo rial Shlkspcre's words, Nothing extenu-
"ate nor SGT down eught in malice. The quotttiOn
il sone what hackneyed, but what il writ is writ
Adcu for a few days.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
RELIEF FOR THE SICK OF SAVANNAH

RELIEF FOR THE SICK OF SAVANNAH.
AT the meeting Of Saturday afternoon AZ the Mer-
chants Exchange for the relief Of the sufferers by
yellow fever AZ Savannah, Mr.. j. ii. BROwER vas
appointed 20 the Chair; Mr.. GCIoy, Secretary. Al
T.. = rome suitable remarks from The Chairman, Mr.
GuIos resd the following resolutions which were
unanimously carried
Hesoired Tbst the ctins suffering humanity second
crl, 10 the claims fho Creator himsClf who said Thou
sfs the Lord with OIL thine heat, and thy aeshbJr
"tfyfelf"
Savannah loud call pom put his divine rreeep 10
pTtci!ce
This meeting proceed At appout Committee with
thoIiy receive Tbuons from he b. and dst)
their judgment shall best the relief n
u suffering in said cii The Cbairman 70 appoint said Com
niitee
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CANADA.
EFFECT or RECIPROCITY.

CsIFesP0naenee Of Tie n Y. rIibaae
wuirbr, Canada, Tuesday, Aug. ss 1854.
Brother Jonsthsn is good at Boosting but exces-
syoly lsno in Diplomacy. Canada a, this momen.
t in blaze OF glory at the confirmation Of the
Reciprocity Bill 50 called by the L. s. Senate. En-.
thusiasm prevails in every farmers dOmic and every
land owners pocket begins to swell by the enOruaity
OF his gain by this treaty.
The whole globe contains but o7,OooOOO square
miles British America, to which this Reciprocity APP
plies, has 1000 eco square miles 0se-Sis,i Of ,le
HAole All Europe contains bat so 900 square
mie- or goo 600 miles less than British America. TIE
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MORE rABBIlVG.

Yesterday Taomas Draining was arres.ei b. the
Eighteenth Ward Police for stsbbing Robert Lee,
with intention, it Is alleged to take his lie The oc-
euIrence vas IN pOrer-hOuse. Draining Es3seen to
thro. away the knife Immediately AFTER committing
the ASSAULT. The prisoner locked 10 for eIamina-
ton
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THE PREAcHiSG SUIsAScE ~ rHE PARK-Tso
or three preachers held forth in the Park yesterday
There was preaching also the Battery; but no
serious disturbance occurred. About o'clock In
the evening, while Samuel c. Moses was sdiressng
anunbsr Of bic followers IN the Park, ROY oc-
cured, and Moses wac arrested and taken INTO the
Chief. office for creating mob and using language
eSeslsted p uete re. TIE Mayor she Nss
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watching tho dsorderIes cat Of his oihce windows
ordered the Police 10 clear the Park, which ~s none
in excellent order BY the pla,OOns from the different
WARDS. A crowd CT over 10000 persons had gaia
cred. Yesterday vas tie 9th Sunday OF this Proa0n
mo excitement.
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CosFINESTtRT BASQrEr.-A complimentary ban
quet TO Mr.. Ellison lately elected Grand Sire OF the
National Organization Of Odd Fellows was given A.
the Revere House, Boston, on Friday evening. John
Massachusetts,. presided. Mr.. Ellison during the
evening addresse Cd the Ssseu blage, saying among
other things that Odd Fellowship was never IN more
bourishing condition.
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wv CoLE. Auct0neer.
, LUDLOW ASSIGNEE" SALE-On
W MILO. tIooesr-ssY HogeHroS MELLos.

" MELLos AgetIooe er-Bf Hov@HfoN NELLos
"WEDNESDAY, september % &C lei O'Clock
w At No. AZ Broal.ey. the balance Of the elegant
sud eo.sy CABINET FURNiTURE. manufactured By
Mr. james Gunty 1ae ssic embrae@s the largest aud
ven best OF Csbilst Furniture offered
ton sbd ,hOse In went of good Furniture rely upon ts Civ
ing ssiirac0n and Is syrs'ite5 Hotel p'opetor tho
fTsde country Merchants and ~ about refuruhing will fad
10 their sdysnfese penG ih sale Tie och conss
part u rehy carved Rosewood Psfor furniture sae
covered rhe finest satin BIO a;se plush and hair eloh mszn
fcenty carved Eiageres w mirror doors and backs; Ward
robes ATE ass DOORS paror Secretaries lined with satin wood
sItehly carved Lsd Cb sets and mar
BE top Center and Pier Tst Tdtss tss Sofas Wssns ssd
Ottoman foifare Essy Roci Chairs; spisnddly carved
~ood ADD Hall ssnis Hall Chs rosewood osk ssd
uahogny Es non Dining Tables Dining Room Chs, 10 mo-
Library Tables Card do wood sod oat Reeepti Ch.r
new 50 es aud DISH Oohc sewing Chairs; carved
Or Bedst ads bietop Dressing Bureaus Nssh
aue' ard Commocss to usch painted and eusneed Cham
Der sues with and without marble tops rush. willow cane
and Uf hos,erc CoteFe chai; pure horse hAr 2srs
es &c E1ery facility for pacing FOR Of town buyers
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y. CoLT0S. Aucuoneer.
4 ARGESAIE OfHOII SEHOLDFURNTTURE,

4 AhUENAIIt OI fIJI ToEIIULDF . 1tNII y M
- CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. MIRRORS. PAINTINGS,
PlANOFORTES, &C. 4c-F. COLrON will sell on ruES-
DAY sept ~ stlo ooocf a. the Auction No 80 Beck
n ordT Of aud choice lssOftDnt
q MAhosbuy aud Rosewood Furniture from doser and Ton
private family II will comprss variety of kose.oot
and Mahogany Psr0r Furue in brocatee and hair cloth,
aIbe-iop Center aud c. Tables Wardrobe, and boot'
Cnss Secretaries, Sofas oDd Tetea tees yoare Chsi,
Dfe ego plain Bureaus Soi Bed-ieads aud C0uches fteneh
C0ssge BedsteadI Dr. sns Tabs Book Racks sud Cot
'as Furniture suites hair Mattresses Tapestry threePJ
and lugan Carpets toee, with every article of
housekeeping Also R0sewood Piano FOries IN good order
A5o % dozen enr maple AID black walnut Chairs Of Vassi
kinds 80 about ~ full pieces Of OIL Cloth Of various pat
terms All Of which will b. cold close assignment and
vii atod very good opp uity TO the trade well a. al
% weather
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nan appointed the following gentleman

Mr. q. Is. LAMAR OF the Bank Of the Republi, was
erpoiuted ~ receive such contributions might be-
forwarded by mail.
A,ter announcing that SO 900 had already been sub
scrihed The CHAIRNAS adjourned the MEETING.
Tie Committee meet at the Bank OF The Republic at
IL clock this morning.
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annexation 70 the states, for the present is bIghed'
You have already annexed Us, - far a. pocket "nu-
epce is concerned. by the late treaty, in receiving
every kind Of Agricultural Produc" free ae'y'
You have given u free markette your whole mon
You have conferred a greater boon on Cana4" -"
was ever before known in her history You have az
vanced Canadian lands to the price Of nose o. "e'
ern New-York. You have conferred bounty On u
20 the immense loss Of the farmers OF INC
States. We can a,b no more al present. All o''
eortented with the prospect Of the future
Over ESQ. 900 has been paid out 10 goa oy es'ern
Neyy.York farmers in this county lOntaHo TINS past
week. They say they prefer to pay - 30 Tor VIII
land, here TO 81 % in the West, on account Of the
market being only hours at shipping point for
Rochester.
In anticipation Of the Canadian Parliament SANG
Timing be treaty next month session, there are many
lire YANKEES" traversing Provinces for all kinds
of eatsbles to 90 over duty free
Az by agreement, no Canadian bank will receive
Anne rcan money in deposit it will interfere with
their own circulation, gold and silver is generally
used in purchases.
The Banks Of the Provinces do not discount They
have no notes on hsnd-hardly enough TO pay depos-
tors checks. TIER united circulation is over $40
COO 900. Farmers hold, by estimate, fall $1,000 ooO
Of it, which the Banks cannot get back to re-discoun
The next Parliament viii probably increase the capital
of all Of them, as they have all applied. The toia
incyease of capital asked ia $40 1900. On the cap
tal they can issue three for one paid in Thus they
can put $50 900 notes aAoat 10 addition to present
circulation.
1t is estimated tina. our exports raised this year,
free duty articles, in Upper Canada alone, will be:
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THE ". Y. FOUNDRY and IRON RAILING

II l. IObN DEhI anu lh'pN hhliSlNu
Co-sole Manufactures Of CROWELLS eelebrat-d
CASrIhOk RAILING, WITHOUT RINET5, (sayns az
e;', rs per ?oil also Of Croweit' neT lyle o. WIRE
CiarT such Columns Tr'ses, Stills ami Lntss Gders
frardss brarte Vult Covers Window and Door Guards
sS Esey hind Of Wrought Iron WORK for sudnxs sach AZ
Der shutter. AnehoT GFstinss &C. done At lowest pses
snf With Gbpaieh SPECIAL ati0n given Contracts for
Ill TIE IRON WORK for Bsldinzs Of every cla Fouad
cry foot Of Forty sIihst samples 10 sections Of all
wok AZ the Wasooms Noe - and 81 Duane few doors
-sst II Bfoadway.
ITO ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS.-WIRE
ROPE 70, ssshes Dumb Matters 8e more durable
,hsn hemp. CHAs w. COPELAND, No 81 Broadway.
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G " HOLNFs Aacil0noer.
TIrCANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n a. Emp, Auctloueer.
uNIfp N,rIrpE pI A\O-fDRTES MlRR0RS

EIRHnURE, PIANO-tDkl ES, MikROR.
4 tARPFTs &c TOMORROW, tIuesdayJ n
oi,lcrk N No IS Nasfaus.. two doors Rom Fnson-a
KFNP vii sell a. auction. above. very large and hsn1
scc ,ortr enf OF Houehold Furniture Piano kories Car
,efs Mrors [ bna Wac &C, which Is parteulery wothJ
g. attention OF hons ktei aud the trada, aud eoasa
me le.rtly arved Ros wood 70ctaye Piano Forte sts
nd M. ,tiy new sp.tudi Instruments Paror Eurstsss
MIC N,bogauv : s aLd Chairs rich China, Dinner snd Tea
s.rs Cuf Glass p ouson Dining Tables Silver Ped
Css.ts " irdov Curtains. Fer aud Oval Mirrors Brussels
AID che Csrp.is Lbar ~ SECRETARY Bookcase Oh Psie
s Marble too C.nters Pier Tables Mahogany and oder
Begst, O.. Hair Mattrss ami failssses Caueseal Chdu
kitchen Furniture SC g..
PIANO FORTEs
At Y o'clock viii be sold eight elegant PiANOF0RrEs
worthy m, attention Of those 10 want Of good ns,rumeap
Msy be examined the day fore the sale. Catalogues
morning Of sale.
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Clothing.

THREE DOLLAR HArs.-Elegant French
bate 81 81 81. brown Nc fle Esssons-
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BASEMENT FURNITURE.

Oh Cloth Refrg elatoTs Meat safes Extension Dining To
bic, Bureaus. shebooTd sofa Bedsted, rich Slycrwne bal
sIoc handle Cutlery richly decorated Chins Sets Cut 0las
Ware &c making very Age and attractive variety Of every
ID ul and IA be ouod in eIeg.oty fur
NIL ed house Csialogu the morning Of sale which VII
be positive. rain on shine.
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i continue 70 make MARBLEIZsD IRON MANTLEs IA
BIZ Tors &c ke sud are ready supply large or snail
ordsrs y th prom 2tude. Those who want CHEAP
ELEoANT and DURABLE material for building or other pa
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