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ENONED-The old established Looking ;ldss Wrr,Ious,
H0 RICHARDS KINGSLAND4 CO. from IS Court
andt 0i chambers street, (cor CAure6 one block from
Broadway New York, where will be complete as
sormen oi PLS AND oEsAhKrAL Loorso GLASSES PoKrRAT
ASp PICTURE fRAMs A &c The va
ri.ty Of work in Composition state reduced rates
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End January, 1884.

NEW STOCK OF THuNIGS.-wchAveJ Just received
~ large stock OF superior Travelling Trunks sor of
them large convenient and strong some OF them are
made the best sole leather
think that be found In Virginia. also large lot Of suprioT
Rnsse Bellows Top Naices suitable for Burge in ne hes.
style, and Of good thick leather large assortment Of Carpe
We invite friends call stocL bs,r %
buy We intend to keep very articles in our line wt,o
regard TO cost. ~ ~
apps PUTNEY, WATTS A
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EnBROIDERED SKIRTS.

tNUbKOiDERED shIRTS.-
1L Rich Enbroidered Muslin skirts
DO Corded do do
Grass and Manila Cord do
White and Colored Nohair do
White and Celered AOretn do. At 90 Main street,
apo CHRISTIAN LATHR0P
HELhATEHs LiNEN-Made into Coats Of All STYLES for sum
wear; also dne lot This goods very du.
rabIe and suitable Ter business purposes. Call ST.
WA. IRA SMITH,
APP Late Smith Marvin.
StOII'S PAT. .REFRIGFRATOTs This Justly celeb a,sd
- ana decidedly the best Refrigerator by
re nv ony agent Tor tie makers here Persons wanting
ser.s hs summer, would do well 10 leave their an
saFgSAy' WM. =. BUTLER
Ap22 20 Mai, .rs,.,
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
WI. Gnpso Hsn9f.eu,er No IoI Canal street.
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dtuAs zNH CO. importers Of French and German Y,ycr
~ BAsKErs No Maiden Lane, (uesr william sreei) New
h%k' mhli- SIN
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n'posILDs ioa r.
II AIDES, AND GkNTiEMkN,s DooT AND SHOE MAN.
FINE GOODS-The Proprietor the
Great Worlds Par In New York. ls3o Dealers
weit will do well call before
Largely and aod sell cheaper No.
srT broadway, New York city. -
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SAMUEL l.. CAVEIsI

RON vsscuEH seHEiLs Hor 50
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
HD l.. ALLEN, (ats A. n Allen Co.) $50 and IBf Wa.
hns Ter street. AGEcrrCEhL HoRrcrtruEL iuPLruESrs
AND hioHStAT hnp GIspry TERuLlrRs
BoSE DusT, PHosrHlTE LNE, TornE.TF, PlsrrE, Ac.
mhii-sm
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NJOuCE.-The hrm OF NANCE GOoCH dissolved on
IN the lt instant by mutual The the
nrm will be used by either tho parties for the only
closing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1884. ID. r. G0OCH.
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~ spii LEwIs wkRh ses,
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WORLD's FAIR PREMIUMS.
NHREk rRlZE MEDALS have just been ,
IL awarded to the very elegant and superior q

VUNHhEk PRiZE MEDAL. have Just been
PLANO RORTES y-BAYf1[{.S
Exhibited by the subscribers ut the CrYsrlL
In making they would take this
Opportunity their for
the extensive and liberal patronage heretofore extended them
and them that pains the
tering reputation already aned,
Increased demand for their
to their manufacturing facilities, which
them In future TO promptly meet demand Buyers
abroad, whether dealers Others iny examine our
splendid asso. .tment bef re purchasing elsewhere.
GRovEsTEEN TRUsLow, sos broadway, NY,
(Adioining So. Nicholas HoteL)
N B. Premium, awarded by American Institute TO
their Pianos Ave years succe essIon. feI-tsm-Ixl
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n LoNAhDs Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and 6o r..
eoun,,v hAcHSsrs Tools from bes, maker, in ts
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houons PArrx1)
BAIEs Bartelay, opposite Asor House, manufacturer
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NUMBER loe.

y: MAIL sTEAMsHIP ROANOKE
o,cioetS5s ss.rsry WV yssr ssnns % 's s.s
The Roanoke e,P..n skinner receive fr.isss III,
sSsS Aa .s s,ss ne g; a.
Ticket. berth, secured a, our ,c. Sent,
,h taking 'hi' ship for charged The SAN. sy
49,, %s..M LupLAN WATSON.
GnE:.Th,,, -Ill De Su, boat on the sn
of Se ssRa.r. RGs T The rosss.o,. ,at.'
N.Y., N.Y.. IGpf.M WATSON.
o.a9., Sys.s and vim leave Saturday evening; nov sES
%ss' nss ssT ssoss:5 S:; nEss%ssT Ess &
cargo engaged and oin, % hs Tsa,er portion
diR,,eS 9sss, 'a spp t sail with all possible
NOR ,n0sT3N-FIRST T6SSsL-Riehnoaa
sailing .shosas RaISpow AIM o. t...
s is % Of IN hs ss5so .Ra
aPPIyso ''''''' '''p''''' Tor balance Of freight
.9o,, @ys !, ,,,,, ~ DAVID cURRn.
i,,.r f.',.sias schooner cHsYsoLrrx Captain H. 4N
and o,rd viii sail 9isS a po,,. 2
For balance Of freight apply
ENoh RALTIMoRE--TSe regular paele. .ehooo,r -
paI,aB sHtTMoRE ~ FIN PhnlIp master greater
have Sssms. s.,sa'eh For balance cargo sps!y q val
EISoR NEW YoIsK.-rSe nne f..,.,ai,inv ,ch, .w.-
paIn W. ~ MhRcY" a.. cap.ain Hana having preatsf
take limited quantity Of deck freight, Spp'% 3H fS
nyl W ~ yy,n, go.
EEPiSCOPAL COSyENTION.-
NJ Enrc from Richmond IN 6fse-sTT sTTT,,,,S
Lynchburg and back, only s5. 5.sHEES-IsSSaS5
Son4y faSs isa %sy IN n
'rSc ~ ana arrive In Lynchburg Tuesday at p ".
regular boat Ill leave . usual at p. NJ
Pare by both boats for trip t5 ineIns,,
o9I ~ he extra boat will leave Lynchhurg Monday The
E9s 9s az 20 A. IN NJ sod aIriv. In Mehmond Tuesday
t month In th' leaving Richmond IN hs
ana LynehSnrs In the evening vsrIa jane,
'r wth ITS beautiful scenery grounds and Ma
lands will be the whole route by daylight ~ "'sH
ar.2 BoYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT
HNUR BREnEN.-The A. / Bremen shin ME-.
IA, well an fivorably known here wli load for AI>
ply early 'r' ~ p'Ase aP- %kz3V
ap2I rrnr a., w
NOTICE.-Th- steamer CURTIS PECK viii a 49,,
~ afier SATURDAY next, llth inst, be taken osxI,.
nne Tor snort time, to undergo
Due notice OF her return be given.
1.. R. o. HAsKINs.
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and 1i a. BROTHER, Importers French English
ja2i-Sm ' "''e'-
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TO NV TRIEyDs AND THE PUBLIC Having bis day eough;
out the Messrs VI sMtru AMI A. w. kLAM, Ga the dr
SLAM sM TIL CO. will IN short time adi to the present,
stok o es on hand he able T. odr veil selected
Grccercs W iAn will be 70 sell cheap FOR cash,
inetus sill also give attention 70 the sale o. all
uds country produce wteh entrusted hope
by attention blness receives share o puse patron
kprnl7 wM. o. ELAN
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HORACE WATERS.

=. e. CoNhof, No. 50 Faton Nrtef, NeIc YORK,
woul call the attention dealers
Fhing Tackle OF the best qualities and quail
es VIZ salmon Lake and Trout Flies PIoats Lines Reels
and Rods OF all kinds and varieties, &c, 4c
Aarge stock Of hrt quality conoy celebrated LIMERICK
HOOKS general Fishing Rod, of their oun
fke and Drag Nets in variety, all OF
trade ~,
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NJ OTICE-CAdn0s ef Hours IN he Departure or The Dd,
IN Trdnon and AFTER Sunday next the 96h March, tbs
morning train for Washington Baltimore 4c will leave epo
at 6S, instead OF 7, A. NJ, as heretofore
SAMUEL RUTH, Agent Of Transportation.
Onlee II a p R Co kehmond March 29ih. ls.!-mh22
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NOTICE:-nr. JAMES O. HUNT is authorised to draw or
IN endorse Notes Drafts Bills Ceckto Drafts for
u.s. In and do and all Things with
bu'ines-her-by rang and confirming al such that have
taken, may hereafter take place. HUNT HARVEY.
Richmond March O. 1854.
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MLSUTLCTURE THE WILL KNOWN
IRON RAII,iNGn

ww,n,,, OVIII U',I II TWIN NhTII.'U' -
"HG0H Is called because composed OF Wrought and CAST
w Ion connected without riveso joints the
being melted Wrought Metallic
Mouds making papnel were, piece
Ing all crevioes where
Hight like WIRE RAILING, like CAST IRON RAILING
This Railing unequalled for Cheapness Strength and Durab
~, and peculiarly adapted TO CENETARY LOTS because
needs repairs.
FENCE s5 90 10 feet easily
transported and set, much liked.
Also all kinds Wrought and Iron Fences yerandahs
Balconies, &C. Machinery other Castings order
DeHgns and further In ormaOn, sent TO address
by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent.
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wEb.ve ,h, day sold our interest above concern
wa ELIM whom eheeruy tscomtnsnd the Pst,onsse
Of our friends Nnd tNs pable NARCELLUs SMITH,
EpTU N, A. q ELAM,
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TUNHE LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. in.
Il tend sailing their favorite Steamships follows:

lncludinr Stewards ices.
limited number Of third passengers
ladelphs and Liverpool and found in provisions
Philadelphia cas- From Liverpool S40
will be Issued here parties who
srous Of bringing their friends
DrAns on the Agents from fl upwards.
An experienced Surgeon will be n e ship.
All goods the agents In Phade hia
be forwarded with economy and Dispatch
For freight passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
ky.ip ,l.i,t,I.
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shment OF golden and mighty State of Pa
cnc with nnumerabe other causes forcing il TO take
amidst the great powers OF the globe bat IL rather such
kind OF topics be judged OF from the that
ributor TO the Correspondent" to whom Mr. Alexandra
Vattemare happened to have lent copies
American Almanac and OF the official reports the
seventh census Of the United States makes queer selection
Of facts and, bundlng them with equally queer variety
peculiarly French generazatons has made up article
entitled Sotishqae Royiease EAnogralhiqae des Flats
Oj according TO which the inning Of Chinese into
California Is immense advance the
OF negro slaves with whose labor theirs will necessarily
pete and with whom, repalsed BY the preudces OF the
aistoerAc whites they must inermarry thus forming,
AS the writer hmseif expresses it, uetcae sang nor
pour ener dams Ia masse dc la opuiaioa similar fusion
would be facilitated by the poygamy allowed by the Nor
MONS who must become refuge for the negro the
red man, and with the help Of provdentia Chnaman.
form the avehging peope peapie eenyearo which the
germ now, doubtless sheltered in the valley Of the Salt
Lakep The " Correspondent is not alone among the Paris
journals in devotng special to the condition and
prospects of the Mormons in United States The Uve
solemny the American Congress for not having
lately nterdiced the disposal Of public husbands
more than wife, Mrs. Pras letter of polyga-
according to the Unics disappearing from
the East to reappear in the West being engendered
United States by the decomposition and license of
sec there's published in several papers here with very
rious comments.
The Madrid journals Of the Sd have hand 1t has
been settled that six steamers instead Of four originally
proposed shall be sent to Cuba which will make thirteen in
ALL These thirteen vessels to carry 900 men,
more to be sent subsequently despatch
from Cadz makes known that Of 500 had
been sent off. s C.
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Ornos or ConaIssIosxss
Lancaster Place, London, June 8, 1854
10 TIE Editor Of As WasAisxto. Umo.s
o4H As maoy citizens Of the United States have claim
s@nA' s british government Tor the Improperly
levied and a. the grounds claim and the Time when ors
naed seem mol 10 be Uni,sd States. be-. 10 sa
ores" The claimants through paper order 10 save roube TO
them and myself ~ =
ihes Claim under article of the treaty. Of o
se oetwsen the United States Britain =.
'av D. 1919 Ihaeat, smosg things provides ina,
o other duties charges he imposed either Of the two
y" "e Apossuon OF articles United States or
' 0hsnnic dajesys territories Europe respectively than
such Us arc payable the of The like ARTICLE. M .nv
o,hrr foreign county" -
so e conclusion Of this treaty, Great Britain received an
"ooe" goods gong 70 the United States snvs per cent
pao's she goods 70 b
70 certain oss countries free OF duty This violation OF The
treaty mss discovered by Mr. Charles Barry now Of MerIon
d'ey LONDON who, or HE part Of The shpperu the
goods demonstrated against year 1880 the du,y
70 DC violation o the treaty. British .n
put e uDed States upon the footing favored nation
Mf parry on behalf OF Abe shippcrs, copies Of ths
Entries showing INC payment Of this duty for the and
claimed s return The claim 1898 10 Isp and
'Se money paid over TO the shippers; American
have not received their ey i, il pobxby
The shippers have been unable o find them st n
there now remains claim for the this duty from 1915 TO
5, and this claim beoTe coanmission Mr. Bayrv ,s
preserved the evidence 10 establish these and II r.
that u can 10 obSnsd from source.
Inc books Of that
nc having obtained the particulars enes when The
mehs wr IN e3s'eace the Shippers employed him to obtain
me money direct from the having vel received
the decision OF the Lords Treasury he now brings The
before the commissioners. F.s
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
@ lNO ADDISON THOMAS,
United States Agent Claims
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BEAUTIFUL rRlBuTE-rhe Citizen, John Mitchels paper,
noticing the recent death Of the young amable, and
beautiful wife Of Thomas Francis Meagher, says
When We think OF her tender girl out in her native
Iasmanap woods roaming through the closters Of the
forest fragrant with the perfume Of the gum and the
honey sucke few since remember her the chosen
comfort Of the banished pariothe good spirit OF his
soliiude-the Egera OF the outlaw behold her as the
young wife 10 whom from her husband
duty and loving necessity that he might escape again
behold her following his trackthe Australian cross The
constellation OF her birhhome, fading from the heavens
and the northern light guiding her 10 home and a
generous losehus behoding her in her happiness and
her anxiety both twined like garland round soldier of
eedom-inust we not the touchngly remember (if
we dare not as touchingy record) such devotion r
General Peyton formerly postmaster at Richmond yir-
gina, died suddenly, Wednesday night in Albemarle
county,
The battle Of Crancy Island celebrated at Gho's
Garden, near Norfolk on Thursday evening
New York newsboy has mulcted the Eric Railroad
Company in 3d. 10 damages for having broken his leg
During ARRAY the 4th instant in Clarke county,
Virginia. between A. C. Ashby and John A. Turner, two
cousins, the latter was killed
PuKrIcArIos OF FOUL Aa.--Ths is the season of the
year when many sinks become offensive TO be UNI
healthy II in concentrated state il destructive life
1t follows that in lesser concentrated is injurious
health The process Of dsnecng the foul air in vaults IL
simple cheap and easy. Dissolve soda ash mineral al.
kali (Which be purchased ut the soap factories three
cents pound in boiling hot wate and while hot add
equal weight Of hot quickime Stacked at the time 1t is
used, and while hot pour the mixture after il has been
thoroughly stirred, into the vault and in few hours il
will convert the impurities into ammonacal gas, and pass
II OIL in the atmosphere The of one hundred pounds
Of soda-ash per in sink will render the scavengel
wholly unnecessary and prevent the accumulation of
ions putrid and unwholesome gases Potash will
the purpose soda ash, but is at present
pensive,
In the country, where deep vaults provided out
houses often have putrid nauseating atmosphere; in
SUCH the free Of common wood ashes mixed with hot
quek-lme, fresh Stacked, will destroy the effiuyia
In using soda ash, gallon Of boiling hot should
be used for every two pounds Of soda ash Every practical
chemist knows that putrid animal matter is converted
into ammonacal gas by the free Of caustic aka in
heated state have used this preparation for than
twenty with complete Baltimore american
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LOCAL N Il w y.

LTrLE FAILS BnIpGE.-To Gov. VIM. Smith, Of Virginia.
member of the House Of Representatives the people Of the
District Of Columbia indebted for amendment
civil and diplomatic appropriation bill in the House yester
day. appropratng the Of seventy five thousand dollars
to be applied the erection of bridge the Potomac
the Little Falls. The amendment Of the honorable Virgin
ian adopted by large majority of the committee and
the probability Is that it will be rumphanty sustained by
the House. The erection Of this bridge will only
advantageous the DISTINGUISHED people Of the District
Columbia but will promote the interests of the patriotic
vaors of the soil in the District ably and udciousy
| represented by the Hon. WIN. Smith.
PoToMAc yerday in the House of Represent
atyes the item appropriang five hundred thousand dollars
in aid of the Potomac aqueduct Washington waterwork
debated at length. In the of the debate Gen.
Taylor of Ohio said that he had received letter from Cap
tain Meigs of the engineer corps date which
he stated that the estimate for the work upwards
twenty three hundred thousand dollars and that his opinion
that the work could be completed than that sum-
and that wholly responsible, and who could give ample
security willing and sous to contract to
execute the work for hundred thousand dollars
The subject will probably be renewed on Monday
THE RAILRoAp.-This contemplated enerpr.se has
been the subject Of several articles under our oca news
head We have now the pleasure to chronicle that the
Committee on the District of Columbia have reported bill
the House Of Representatives providing for the construc
ton of the road In this age people are not apt TO be
satisfied with COX teams omnibuses Iron rails and the
locomotive, or cars drawn by fleet steed
spirit Of the age.
CLnRK THI Posr 0rrIor CoaairrsE--A. HI. Allen,
esq., Of northern New York the worthy editor
OF the Old Settler" mas been appointed clerk the Post
oice Committee Of the House of Representatives of which
the Hon. f. b. 0ds Is chairman Many of
and other friends Of Mr. Allen waited upon him in the Post
Office Committee of the House yesterday and cordially
congratulated him upon his appointment.
CENTRE sAnKEr.-Our country friends were this mar
ke yesterday in great force They brought with lots
OF the good things Of this @ and the purchasers
few and far between The supplies large and the
demand fuly equal to them. The prices werc upon the
whole, moderate. .s.#
DsisrrcTGSo AoEsrs.-1n walks through the oy we
are pleased 70 notice that housekeepers have
precaution TO literally sprinkle in he cutters opposite TO
their residences chloride Of time and other dsnfecng
agents This h as ID should be- The authorities too are
pleased TO add have large force engaged in different parts
Of the city removing nuances and otherwise employed 10
precautionary measures to prevent disease.
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CAUTION nltino, placed In
Post Once In the usual manner envelope addressed
Ueury Congress coatsiniue
No. 40
issued February 1877 Of eery
private Jones' United
which the ors Of an assignment wneu
be
Henry inst purpose upon inquiry warrant has
received BY Hon. Mr. EAmsRdso~,
laid has mcsrred This caution given
ofhe BY being offered fos sale M
taken aasins the Of patent soud
md
Commorer Of duplicate
ssd CHARLES DE aEtDlNG.
TIL street. Opposite Odd reIows' i,all
Iune
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tlk. COMSfoCKS VOCAL GYMNASIUM, (PhisadeIphiaD
" which has been
designed for the siameng
t;on and 1ha term
VIII commence on Monday the 4th Of September.
NO become
the door, otherwise clearly his
tile Institution Is allowed 70 tobacco
ANDREW COMSTOCk, NJ. D., Principal,
No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Dr. z. has published the following
Consl0ck OF EIocuton 10 gesture
and TO the Price
u d postage, 10 cents. EIf T7 Il
Comstock,s Phonetic Speaker Price, 81 postage Ie
Coms'ock Phonetic New Testament Price, 81 Is POSTAGE 20
,45Etl, 4. - T'lT7
Comstock Phonetic Reader Price, postage cents
The First Of Popes
Alphabet Price, 80 cents, postage, cents. E1ffI
June I6--d9t Z 4 saass5a.
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ENGLISH LAW REPORTS.
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
Sr months In Advance Of of Ae report.
Of
NGLlSH Common Law Reports rs containing eases Ia the
~ Queens Bench TO December, 1885, by Ellis
vol. ,. Edited BY Hon. Geo Sherwood. Also
English Common Law containing in tbs
Geo. Sherwood. = - = 1855 - ~
English ExcheQser RspoHs vol by Welsby Hursone and
Hare ~
IN PRESS.
1854 80 " ~ ~"~s January
Common Bench, vol. l3 by j. Scott
Exchequer Reports vol q; with January
Inc profession are nssued that effort
The eaf M day, the regular and reports OF le En-
gh common law and excheque volumes sent by
mail to any poet once IN the United States.
r. d J. w. JOHNSON,
go, 1877 Chestnut street, Philade Ipha
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ny J. q. McuUrKE, Auc,,on..r.

EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFfECTs =
On Thursday morning June 2Sh O'Clock AZ the
aancs o. the late Joseph Msck No Union row. on street
No"-'''-
suite q walau, crimson plush parlor furniture
Egyptian marble top pier tables
Lounges tables, vases
Mahogany sdeboard, rush seat chairs
DO match dining tables
Carpets, oilcl0th, rugs .ss.
Window shades, curtains, &C.
High and low post bedsteads
Very superior hair mattresses
Feather beds holsters, and pillows
mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Do cherry and painted waIdYobes
Full marble top washstsnds ri. ~ .#s
Gilt looking ensses, toilet SETS
Mahogany hstrack, hall nd stair carpetina
Eadiaior and cast-iron air tight stoves
Superior cooking stove ss,tE
roEether with good assortment al kitchen uiensila.
terms Sao and under, cash
four mon'hs for noes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
June 25--s Anciion..,