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Small Pox.

Any one wishing vacination-a sure preventive
against Small Pox, will find fresh and genuine mat
ter ut DR. White's-whn will insert the same.
Loudon. April 4, 1854.
Among diseases. dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank as most difficult to cure. We are pleased to
have 1t in our power to point out remedy which
has proved eifectual in many cases. and which We
can safely recommend as n certain and infallible
cure; it has been the means Of rescuing thousands
from an untmely grave. We mean the Hoo6and's
German Bitters. prepared by DIR. c. NJ Jackson. at
the German Medicine Store. 100 Arch street, Phiad
For sale V DR.. Jackson. 100 Arch street SoIb
by " r Hurley Loudon and Chestnut, Philadel
phia. ron
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CnHurESyinRgl.

Washington, April 1.
In the L. S. Senate. on Tuesday, the Gad8
den Treaty was considered in Executive SEES
sion. 1t is rumored THAI the amendment pro
tecting the Sioo grant has been defeated.
liz the House of Representatives speeches
were made by various members on the Nebas
Ia bill.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET-Arril 7.
Cotioa--The sales on Thursday were 1000
bales at decline Of q quarter cent. The sales
on Friday were 5000 bales. the market closing
heavily. Middling 8l(dS3 cents. Sales of the
week Al ,000.
Rice is dull--prime $3.50.
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For Atty. Gen. and Rep. for the S
For Circuit Judge.

~ We are authorized to announce Judge J. c.
G-} GACT, of Bradley ms candidate for Circuit
Judge in the third Judicial District, composed of
the counties Of Bradley, Polk, McMinn, Megs,
Rhea BledsOe, Marion and Hamilton
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sE,v SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS!
WE are now opening a larger stock of Spring
w and summer goods than we have ever offered.
Our purchases have been made in Philadelphia and
York.
Our assortment is extensive; and we viii take
pleasure IN showing the to any and all Who
may favor US with call
JOHNSTON, SMITH & co.
London, Tenn, March 20, 1854. (no-l7
MAJOR BLISS,
TENHIS fine thorough bred Stallion, years old
/ this spring; (for pedigree and description see
bills) can be found the present season again at my
stable p miles west of LoudOn, at his usual low
price of IS and s 10 to insure. Mares from dis
lance can be past-red grain fed, or both.
In order that Bliss merits may be correctly judg
ed of. he, and and all of his colts that have, en-
bracing years old, year old, and several young
cotswll be exhibited at the ensuing company mus
tiers at Loudon and the Battalion muster at Phia-
delphia
Any person that has any of Bliss colts, will do
me a favor by exhibiting them and their dams at
the above named musters.
A. S. LENoIR.
P.S. I have, or bushels of Clover seed to
spare A. S. L.
London. March %, 1854 T1S-if
6 Is O n 1 z ~ G-.
A HANDSOME stock suited to the season; just
N opened. Call and see.
mar 2O-I7 JOHNSTON, SMITH co,
Star al d sgtm (0Edhs.
CODA, Starch, Yeast, Powders, Candies, Rasins,
- Crackers Crushed Sugar. Teas, Spices Dye
Stufs, Pure White Lead. &C., &c, just received by
mar 2G-I7 JOHNSTON. SMITH co.
TENIN'S fashionab!e Moleskin. Pearl Cassimeres
W Campeachy Panamas, Leghorn. Double and
Single Palm Leaf and various styles: just reed
mar 2O-I7 JOHNSTON. SMITH Il co.
I.YBsxE>I, S5ssIns.
4 GREATER variety, than have offered
"A heretofore, and something finer.
black and colored Caters, Laced Boots, French
Kid laced fine. Also Misses CATERS, of various
cClors Recei we'd and for sale by
mar 2O-I7 JOHNSTON, SMITH co.
bonnet
A FRESH stock of the latest styles, decidedly
N handsome. Also artilicials, Ribbons, Pink Grape
ana Florence, assorted. now opening.
mar 2O-I7 JOHNSTON, SMITH & co.
ALL PERSONS
INDEBTED to for goods. bought prior to LIST
4 January 1854 are requested to call an make
payment Immediately. Prompt attention to this
call will save costs, as longer indulgence need not
be expected; for it cannot be given.
mar 2C-I7 JOHNSTON, SMITH & co.
W. I, LOWE.
III AS on hand and isnow receiving beautiful
1 stock of Spring and Summer Goodsto which he
calls the attention of the public. Consisting of
For Ladies
Fancy Silks, Tissues, Bareges Muslins, Ginghams
Prints, Laces and Edgings. Gimps ard other trim
ings, Bonnet Innings Artificial Flowers: Bonnets
Ribbons, and fancy Neck Ribbons Chimizetts, IN
dersleeves, Collars, Cuffs &c, &c.
Gentleman'S Wear.
Cloths and Cassmers Of various grades, Linens, of
all kinds and cnlors. Panama, LeghOrn and other
Summer Hats. A fine lot of
Ready .F5GiP Clothing.
Manufactured by excellent Tailor in Loudon.
Roots and Shoes
OF latest styles and Tarety of other articles too
tedious to mention,
~ Al. II
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JAMES H. RENSHAW Il co.
GARNET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS

NOFfh Utst c0Fher Guy 0Hu JHHrch Is,
Knoxville, Tenn.
DEG leave to return to their friends and the
I'D public thanks for the favor literally hereto
fore bestowed upon them.
j. II. r. 4 Co., hoping to merit their future paron
age. would inform the public that they prepared
to fill all orGers they may be favored with, for any
article in their line. reasonable terms can be
had in this market. They keep constantly on hand
every variety of furniture made by superior work.
men. in the neatest and most durable FORM
Also. large assortment Of Ft.k'S .HttdFc FIT
rial Cars. These cases. coming into general
USE admitted by all who have witnessed their
merits to be superior TO any other kind of Collins for
depositng in wants. for ordinary nerments, or for
transporting bodies. They are imperviOus to damp
ness, and perfectly air-tight. 2-l5fJ
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To Farmers, Merchants, Machinists,
Carpenters, Wilers, Carriage Makers, Shoe Makers
and WagOners.
For Sale at LenOir's. Tenn.
nNE pair ofTennessee Burr Mill Stones three
Oand half feet in diameter. new and better than
common; and excellent set of Wagon Harness for
six horses: the Running Geer of and old carriage,
pretty good and substantial; some fine Durham cat
tie and Berkshire Hogs; few new Turning Latbos
at from twenty TO fifty dollars: Bench Screws ofgood
wood and well fnished few bushels of clover seed
clear of all nOxious seeds and trash of every kind.
march 14-6m WM LEN0IR 4 BRO.
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DRESS GOODS.

VTE have great variety. Bareges, Of various
w colors. silk Tissues, Plaid S iks, De Lanes,
Printed Jaconets Ginghams, (some40 inches Wide)
Black Silk Oil Silk for Innings. Also White Goods;
Jaeouets, Cambries; Irish Linen, Linen Cambrics
flor fine handkercbiefs;) Swiss Muslin, Victoria
Lawn: Dimity &C.. Jsconet, and Swiss Inserting,
and Grass Skirts, &C., &C.. jrst received by
mI-2-I7 JOIN SION SMITH b co.
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Religions Notice.

DY Divine permission there will he a protracted
I'D meeting in Loudon. commencing on Saturday
18th April Revd. C. Talliaferro, G. w. Selvidce
h. d. Upton, and perhaps others will he in atten-
dance. (anII-2 9O)
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III Al just RECEIVED from New York, a fine assort-
4 4 rbnr of Millinery and Dress Goods consisting
IL partH Bonnet Silksofall shades, Ribbons French
-sssld NJ !sEl flowers, &c c., and viii constantly
Keep q hand and make TO order, Silk, Grape LiSse,
ulusih, Tarlaton, Swiss, and Straw Bonnets; Misses
and Iiants Hats, Caps, and Head Dresses of vari-
Gus kinds.
Alsl an assortment of fashionable dress trim
mingsand win pay particular attention to Dress
making. B0NNETS trimmed in good taste. Those
wislts Bonnets will do well to call before purehas-
ing elewhere.
Th, latest Foreign and New York fashions re-
ceive, monthly. EGs~ ORDERS from ABROAD
will receive prompt attention. ~esN ROOMS at
Maj. ). Walls. Mas. ID. c. HUNT.
Louon. April4 (2-l9-t) -
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SAIIDIN.

THIS famous Stock Horse is again at his old stand
miles East of Loudon For particulars see
printed hills W. A. LEN0IR.-
March 2Ist 1884 [17-4t
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3 O00 Bushels Of Corn wanted Oy
OOp no loft McLIN b HENRY
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Yours respectfully,
ALLEN d DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants. Macon. ca.
BALTIMORE MARKET-April 5.

Flour in Baltimore, on Wednesday, was quo
ted at S7:25 p Dbl
NEW york K4RKET-April I.
Cott0R-Market dull.
Sales $50 bags of Rio Coffee, at liz, and
Java at l4f. The better grades of Flour have
advanced q cents 1900 bhS. sold at 81 for
State and S. for Ohio. Southern is firm, with
sales Of 1000 bbls. at S7:62I to $7:6S Wheat
firm. Southern Red $l:7O. For Corn there is
a large export demand, and $4,000 bushels have
been sold at u cents Constitutionalist
SAVANNAH MARKET-Aprl 6.
FIoUr-We have no feature to notice in
the market. The supply is fully equal to the
demand We quote Georgia brands, wholesale,
at $3.50 p Dbl. 1t is selling in sacks, in lots, at
1915 and at 81 by retail.
C0ra-fhe demand for this article continues
good; it is selling from the Railroad Depot Mt
zoe, and from store, in lots, at 95c II bushel.
The market is fairly supplied.
Hdy-Pnces continues the same as last week
Northern is selling from wharf at $l:25, and
Eastern at $l:50, the former is retailing from
store at Sl:jO, and the latter Mt $l7j p hun
dred pounds.
Bacoa--The market is well supplied. and the
demand limited We bear of lot of Sides at
S4c We quote Shoulders al 7(073c. r fb.
.Sql-Two cargoes have been received darinu
the week, which were disposed of at 9Sc(0SIP
sack. 1t is selling, in lots at SIPS q sack
CHARLESTON NARKET-April 3.
Coyn-Nothing new has transpired in the
Corn market since the date Of our last report.
The receipts comprise 5000 bushels, which, with
the exception of 1900 bushels, which were sold
under peculiar circumstances, were taken off
the market at prices within the range of former
quotations, which we renew, viz 74(98Oc. The
former is low quotation, rather under its pres
emit value, unless the quality is very poor
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Makes the stomache Gle and healthy, and the
breath sweet and fragrant. Sick Headache.-M RS.
B. aged 40 years. of full habit. and had suffer
ed with Sick Headache for ten yenrs: she has used
six bottles of Railways Ready Relief-she has not
been troubled for several months Treatment: Ready
Relief 20 drops every morning .internally,to cleanse
and correct the stomach. Battle the head with the
Relief externally. Take of Railways Hegua-
tors per day to regulate the bowels.
Rash Of Blood and ThroL6iBJ Pains IN the Head.
Battle the head every morning with clod water; add
to bowl of water table spoonful of Reiefrub the
head, neck. and temples well with tie Relief and
water; take 20 drops of Relief internally regulate
the bowels with Railways Regulators
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STsAWRERRY PLAINS C0ITTG

TIE Summer Session of this institution will be-
i On on Monday the Sd day of April under the
superintendent of Prof r. l.. Kirkpatrick A. NJ,
and th Rev David Suns of Holston Conference.
Thi Institution is pleasantly located IS miles
east Knoxville, at the point where the E. T. q
Va Ri Road crosses the Holston River. A Tri-
week. line of Stages runs from Knoxville to this
point The location is exceedingly healthGl and
beautiful. the community moral and intelligent, and
tie -lenses of Boarding, Clothing, &c, unusually
modehte This Institution is regularly chartered
by thu State. is under the patronage of the IIolson
Confidence of the NJ. E Church, South, and will,
underb he management Of the gentlemen now en-
gagedn its service afford the very best facilities for
young men who wish to acquire thorough educa-
ton. Students viii he admitted ct any period of
the SESSION. The Female department still under
charge of Miss Mary Springfield is now in session.
F. A. BUTLER, Secretary
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COMMITTED to the Jail of Roane County, on
y the oath inst, negro man, who says his name
is George, and belongs to VIM Jones Of Mobile,
Ala. He is about % years of age, of a copper COM
plexion. heavy built, five feet inches and
half high, weighs one hundred sixty pounds has
light scar on his leg Immediately below his knee
joint linen bosom shirt, gray eHsinet pants,
satin vest, blue blanket coat with velvet collar
rather worn, soft hat pretty well worn, gives evil
dence of disappearing himself. The owner Of
said slave is requested to forward prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away. :. I5tf
S. t. TURNER, Sheriff Of Roane Co.
Feb. 25, 1854.
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II. r. r.. No. 2.
RADWY'.S RENO TING RESOL VENi

RADIFY7S RENOVATTNG RESOL VENT
Renovating, because it renOvates the system and
makes the blood pure rich and healthy, and mparts
strength to the nerves
Resolvent, because it resolves away from the SOL
ids all diseased deposits. Price s per bottle.
IL. Il. r.. No. 3,
RADWA US REGULAT TORS
Mud and pleasant in their ope tion to regulate the
bowels, and cleanses the sysler frcm all putrid and
acrimonious humOrs. GooG at all times. Time, five
no1rs. small doses regulate. Large doses purge.
Taken in doses Of from one to eight.
Ihree regulators are ordinary dose, and will
empty the bowels of their refused matter in few
hours.
lst They cleanse the stomac from all fntid or
diseased humors and leave il sweet clean pure and
healthy.
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Valuable Lands for Sale

IN SWEETWATER VALLEY, EAST TEN.
nNE Thousand Acres of Land wherein now re-
Inside, adjoining Sweetwater Depot on the East
Tenn. Il Ca Rail Road in Monroe county, is offered
for Sale. The Farm is in good state of ~
cultivation, and is in good fix for crop this s5zzf
year. Has on il comfortable, but not fine, I'LL
Dwelling House and good out houses; good barn
81 and stables a beautiful Apple Orchard CRAFTS of
- the best fruits of the country, and other fruit
trees; and many never failing springs of pure
water. 1t is capable of being divided into two very
good, well watered, well timbered and convenient
farms.
An early purchaser can have the privilege ofrais-
ing cop the present year,and can be supplied wish
stock, grain, tools, &c; and some likely NEGROES,
as these will be for sale when the place is Sold
jan 81, 81. 2 o 4nortf 1T. LEN0IR.
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Pictorial History of the Wars of the United
States,

." STORY of the Wars of the United States
4 from the Earliest Co onal Times to the close
of the Mexican War. BY John Lewis Thomson,
with additions and corrections, and illustrated with
over 900 plates many of which are beautifully color
ed Complete in one large octave volume of over
10 pages. Price THREE DOLLARS.
The present work comprises very full accounts Of
oil the Wars in which country has been engaged.
from the earliest colonial times to the close of the
contest with Mexico. The most authentic sources
of information have been consulted. compared and
investigated so as to attain the reliable facts The
illustrations are accurate and viii impress scenes
and incidents upon the memory of the reader
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Anil Eth. 1851

A lew Gazetteer Of the United States.
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Thepablishers take pleasure in announcing the
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the otly complete. accurate and thoroughly reliable
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ARRIVAL OF THE IT, s. MAIL BALTIC.
New York, April 4.
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Drs. BLAIR s. CALDWELL.

Drs. BLAIR & CALDWELL,
PhvsiciaHSd- Surgeons, SWeetIcateT, Tenn.
DR Caldwell having located in the Town OF
Il Sweetwater and having a Partnership as above
tender their Professional services 20 the citizens Of
the place and vicinity. re- In dangerous cases
both viii be in attendance without extra charge.
Azss~ Office at Wrights Store.
TO THE CREDITORS OF WIZ. BROWN,
Late Of London, RoGne county. Tennessee:
IN obedience to order of the Clerk Of Roane
/ County Court, founded upon the suggestion Of
the insolvency of the estate of said deceased ,alper
sons having claims against the estate of said VIII
lam Brown are hereby notified to file them authen-
ticated according TO law with the Clerk cf Roane
Comfy Court before the first day Of Sep
ember next in order to have proraa distr itution
tmade among the creditors of the estate.
TH0S. j. MASON.
administrator Of Vim. Bro,cn, deed
The accouOts fled with me are not properly au-
thentscated and If not corrected will be baereG.
TH0S.. J. MASON.
1S-4t administrator If Vim. Broucn. decd
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yIzmIIAM IRVING CO. AUcnoNEERs

VT7IIILAM IRVING CO.. AUCTI0NEERS.- SUPREME
w Court-Moses 3. Cohen against Jacob Noses Smit;
Jacob Nc smit against Moses Colen.-By virtue OF
order made in the above entitled action the 21s
inst, by Hon. J. j. Roosevelt, Justice Of the Supreme
Court requiring William Irving, auctionesr, take i'm
mediate possession and dispose Of ct public auction, all
the partnership stock goods OF the late Arm Of Cohen
smt, for cash, &C., will expose the said stock for
SALE required in and by said order at store, No
Pine street, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Dec
81 49, and 90 and until the salo thereof shall be
pleicd. The said stock consists Of porcelain.
superby decorated china vases with rich original
paintings pair Of very elegant seyres porcelain
vases, formerly the property Of WIN. H. King Of Hol
land which worthy the attention Of connoisseurs
superb pair Of porcelain flower potts. elegantly decorat
ed With original OIL paintings, cost 5000 antique dres
den china groups and porcelain tee totes
cups and saucers plates, fancy ngures candesticks
candcatrss, notices, conpees and clocks; ormolu gilt
gold vases candelabras for gas, splendid china
Tables with ormou standards, with couplee suits %
10 match st elaboratcy painted each painting
perfect GEM splendid painted plates, card receivers,
Yarisn groups ornaments NC; bronzes, In large va
fiety, OF cacks candelabras coupes bgures groups,
&C. superb ebony and boise do and buh secretary
cost 5000 rich carved ebony cabinets naid with pearls
and frames painted by oil masters writing desks tables
papafres, work boxes &c antique marquette chairs or
the Ate nth century elegant and costly antique lares
large variety; dsmask shirts. Also large variety Of
fancy atccs porcelain ancient dresden vases antique
china dinner sets, antique coin, &c. Also number 81
very ne original oil paintings by masters OF the Dutch
and Flemish schools. The whole comprises hnc a COL
sccn Of porceloins, antiques, &c,
trcs - sf stis0. I,Ntrn.e iIcrn, attorneys fyr
n. Emit; l. benton, attorney for n. 4 Cohen.
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nFFICE or THE CHIEF OF POLICE, DEC 20, 1854. -
~ An owner Is waited al this Office Tor brown silk
dress trimmed with velvet also At tie First District
coart ombs Centre street. for thirteen OF wheat
supposed to be stolen.
GEO w. KATsETI Chief Of Police.
lgOLEN-FRoh 50 EIGHTH AVENUE, 0N sATUR-
y day. the owing articles Via ;--Dne gold chain
with one large locket Containing aays lAenass) and
small one and gold pencil attached. iafge
brsastpin, containing hair; gentlcm M lfn, With rod
stone three fngerrngs pair carriage W lie stones
gold thmblc haif bracelet. ash cbisod clasp;
and Ivory portmounaie fawntrostrs are requested
10 atop them offered Cor sale srifa5le wsri will
tels. icf lDcu st.ci" ~. ..Fts
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WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
w day, at 10 O'Clock, at 1s7 Canal street, all the
penteel paror, chamber and kitchen furniture OF ia
nly breaking up housekeeping, SOFAS chairs, centre
and dining tables pier and other glasses, bookcases
paintings rosewood and mahogany bedseads hair mat
trtrses feather BEDS BLANKETS spreads tapestry ply
and other carpets oil CLOTH marble top dressing bureaus
and washstands, china glass and plated ware; also,
pickles, preserves Wines also, holiday PRESENTS
let's silver and plated ware also, velvet sacks fars
silk dresses brCchc shawls.
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A UCTlON SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN LEvLsUN
"A AuctioBcer, at 341 Broadway.--A superb collcc
ton Of hundred oil paintings, by eminent American
artists consisting of historical pieces river views,
pieces, all mounted in rich gold frames. Sale positive
without reserve to commence at III O'Clock. Also in
the evening as o'clock large collection OF choice
ANIMALS for 1856 gilt books, standard and
al very richly bound, suitable for holiday gifts rose
wood wI.:il. csi WI boxes, ,aay g,ods. n; ~,
III New Year presents, FIN reI N4 NJ
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec %, 1854.
Stocks firm, and tending upwards. The sales this
morning comprised Reading Railroad, At 35; Norris
Canal II Long Island Railroad, 12x; Pennsylvania
Railroad, Al Pennsy lvania State Elves, 81.
The rates for money unchanged.
MOBILE Dec a. 1854
The sales Of cotton during last week have amounted to
5000 bales The market il steady, at 7Xc.aor mid
Aling Gotten freights to liverpool are firm at I'd
New ORLEANS Dec. %, 1854.
OuI market for cotton has undergone change to-
day The business foots up 800 bales. Sterling
change is quoted At TX per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, 1854.
The stock Of -four in this market amounts to 10 600
barrels against 500 at the time last year; and
tbe stock Of wheat Is 900 bushels against 10000 last
vear
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n EoRGE COOK. AuCrIoNEER. SALE

~ GORGE COOK, AUCrIONEER. SALE
NJ of rich and elegant Furniture on Wednesday and
Thursday December q and 49, at 10 O'Clock each day.
at No. 202 Broadway, Reade street. Geo. Cook
will sell above by catalogue the large stock Of James
b. Cook, Esq (which must be removed this week, en-
bra Ting superior paror and chamber suits etcgeres
buets sofas chairs. extension dining tables, centre
and side tables &C. Also, several elegant French plate
mirrors mattresses and every article usually forni In
a first class warercom Sale positive.