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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

FALSE ALARMs.-As soon as the new ordi-
nance authorizing the watchmen to arrest and cage
all boys who may be caught running with the en-
gines or reels is passed. the continual cry of false
alarms will cease at once. Let a few of the minia
ture iremen take lodgings IN the cagefor night or
two, and they will soon grow tired of their fun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
CHAs. A. CRuMp.


= - BAkNUMES baItO, May 9th, 1874,
Col. Chas. Il. Cranlp-Sir: Your communication
has been received, and in reply say that, as have
expressed myself not being the aggrieved party
will upon these conditions, to wit retraCt all per.
sonalities made by me relative to you: Therenpon
you agreeing to do the same, thereby becoming mu-
tual friends, as heretofore.
Very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

The NEW STREET, to be opened in the
neghborhood of the Armory, will prove of great ad-
vantage to persons living in that section of the city
but regret that it is not be carried along tn
margin of the canal as high the Pump House,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
ExcuRsIos TO SLASH CorrAeE.-This at

ExcURsIos TO SLASH CorTAGE.-This af.
ternoon the Mechanic Guard are to make their
excursion to Slash Cottage where they will be met
by the officers Of the "Fredericksburg Greys. who
have been invited to join them. We understand
that the most ample arrangements have beeen made
to ensure apleasant evening. especially to such la.
dies as may favor them with their company. De-
lightful as the weather has been for several days.
we can imagine no more pleasant way of spending
an evening, than ride in the cars, and dance or
promenade in and about the Cottage where
good music and lively friends will contribute great
" to the entertainment rs-sg- ~ il -e-5.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
LADIES IN TRouBLE.-On complaint of

LADIES IN TROUBLE.-On complaint of
Mrs. Ellen Dwyer, her neighbor, Mrs Margaret Sui
Ivan, was called before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer to the charge of threatening to assault her.
After being sworn Mrs. ID. detailed the annoyances
to which she had been subjected, the inconVenien-
ces she had suffered and the abuse and ill treatment
she had received from the accused, and begged for
her own peace, and that of the neghborhood, that
her fair enemy might be compelled by law to let her
live and die in peace. AS Mrs. Sullivan had no
defence to make, his Honor required her to give
bail in the sum of $50 for her good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
IRE B,tILnING THE FIRsr MARKEI.-

Re BUILDING THE FIRST MARKET.-After
much talk and many efforts, the City Council have
at last resolved to tear down the miserable eye
sore on 18th and Main Streets used as market
house and erect in its stead handsome and COM
modious edifce-one that will do credit to the city,
and add greatly to the comfort of those who occu-
py it. Mr.. Gill, the Engineer, estimates the cost
of the new building at S1s 300 and as soon as it is
put up, we venture the prediction that all the
properly in the neighborhood will be at once i'm
proved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

IMPORTANT TO TAvERN-KEEPERs.-T
law makes it imperative on all persons selling
wines and ardent spirits to be drunk where sold,
not only to apply to the Hastings Court for Ii
cense, bat aferwardsto obtain the license and those
who fail TO do So notwithstanding the fact that the
Court has granted their application are just as liza
BILE to presentment, as if they had never applied.
This we feel assured, will be news to some of our
hotel and bar keepers, and to guard them against
presentments we call their attention to the sub
iect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
Pork AND BEANS -Malinda, slave to Mrs

Rebecca Alys, of Chesterfield, was brought be.
fore the Mayor, yesterday, for obtaining six pounds
offresh pork from John Brauer, under false pre-.
fences Last year the prisoner, then in the service
of Samuel A. Cray, was frequently sent by her
hirer to market to get meats. Mr.. Brauer know
ing this fact and learning from her that she was
vet ut the same place. did not hesitate to supply her
demands and charge the same to Mr. Cray. The
Court being satisfied that Maiinda had received the
pork Illegally ordered her beans to the tune of Is
stripes. .--s.. - ar7 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
BALTIMoRE. Nav 18th. Is

z-s BALTIMORE. May 9th, 1854.
The difficulty existing between Col. CHARLES A.
CRuMP, recently of Richmond, and DR.. JAS. A. AG-
NEW, of Prince Edward, has this day been adjusted
honoraby and satisfactorily to both parties the
letters will show. ~ THOS. A. SMITH,
my 10 it, A. E. CAMPBELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
HoWARD House.

Howard HOUSE, Baltic, May 9th, 1854.
DR.. Jas. Il. -Agaeao--Sir: The remarks recently
made by you relative to me, are of such nature that
deem it proper TO demand of you an explanation
and apology for the same My friend, Mr. Thos A.
Smith, of Richmond, viii hand this to Dr. A. p.
Campbell, and receive his communications.
Very respectfully
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

I FINE CHEWING T0BAoCo.-We are in
his old and celebrated Swine Sap Chewing Tobac.
co. manufactured two years ago from leaf that cost
debted to Nh. GEORGE w. GILLIAN for box of
$40 per hundred. Old chewers and others who
like afrst rate article free from flavor and sweet
ening, should supply themselves from this lot be.
fore it becomes exhausted. Being Judge of the
article. we can confidently recommend 1t as very
81 = j =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
, MUs1cAI ARRANGrMENrs.-Last Monday

= MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTs.-La Monday
might, the famous "Armery Band" under the lead
of Mr.. Smith, gave musical serenade, in front OF
Capt LIBBY's house, on Church Hill, and were af-
forwards kindly entertained by the Captain in his
usually hospitable manner This "Band," as our
readers are aware are making efforts to raise
means to purchase Silver Instruments, and, in
der to enlist all classes in their behalf well to
give each section of the city the benefit Of their de.
lightful music, they have made arrangements to
give three free entertainments every week during
the summer. On Monday nights they are to per-
form on Church HILL in front of Captain Libby's
cottage. and the Captain has kindly consented to
act as Treasurer, to receive snch contributions as
may be rendered for their benefit On Wedaesday
nights they will perform at the Arrnory, free of
charge. And ON Friday nights they will play in
the Capitol Square, where members of the Band
will wait upon the crowd and solicit aid. These
efforts to amuse and entertain eur people, we trust
will be properly appreciated, and the Band receive
the requisite amount to buy their instruments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

DisMIssED.-L. Baker, charged with as
saultingJ o. Moore and j. Henry. On shc "A inf =,
pesred before the Mayor, yesterday and asfer q
examination Of tho Witnesses was discharp ~ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

SpELL-Roukp.--A yellow negro, known
as Sylvester Jones' graduate Of the round TOP col
lege, and resident Of of the upper counties.
was captured and Gagged by officer Johnson for
refusing to leave The city after being repeatedly
ordered so to do He WAS sent to .Martin'sn board
ing house for saiekeeping, until this morninr
when the Mayor will dispose OF him as the law al.
reefs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

f3xtxrp CoUxrs. - Recorder Pulliam, and
Aldermen fnlocs. Bray, Burton and Wingfield, pre-
sidinx. WAsHBuRN AsHBx was exnmined on nye
iiferent cases of felony. and sept o. 70 the Cirut
Cont 20 answer in each case. He stands charged
with counseiing and aiding five slaves 70 sbscOud
from their masters to the North. on the 10th q
Anvil. They are: Joshua slave 10 John Carter; Ro.
bert. slave to George w. Gillian; William, slave
to VIM. Graenor; Sam Branch. slave to Joseph z.
Winston; and Alick, slave to Mrs. Nancy Mefferd.
The substance Of the evidences was, thst receipt
and letter were found on the persona Of these ne
groea believed to be in the handwriting OF the pr
soner the receipt having bis name signed to II and
he having been seen in close conversation with the
negroes, just before they attemptcdto escape. We
gave the evidence in fun when the case was before
the Mayor. sss -
The trial of Sterling Logan, free negro, charged
with attempting to commit rape upon Susan Ann
Bailey, white woman, on the 18th April, and with
assaulting her, viii take place today.
The Grand Jury was in session yesterday. They
found true bills against Augustine Longenotti and
Antonio Salasio, for misdefneanors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
SELEsE is the name of the beautiful little

SELENE is the name Of the beautiful little
mare that won the post stake at Broad Rock. last
week. She was foaled in the Spring of 1850, and
has been in the hands of the trainer since last Ju
ly. 1t viii be remembered that she won the Hut
chesou stake at Charleston, last February beating
"Griff Edmondsous and others, and is now the pro
perry Of Major THos. DoswELL of Hanover Her
name is Greek one, a. the following will show:
"In one of the Homeric hymns 'Selene' lie called
the daughter of Pallas son of Megamedes. 1t was
said that Sefene enamored of Endymion,
on whom Jupiter has bestowed the of perpet-
ual youth. but united with perpetual sleep, and
that she used to descend to him every night on the
summit of Mount Latmus, the place OF his repose.
She bore to Jupiter daughter named Pandiai and
Hersa Dew was also the King of Heaven and the
Goddess of the Moon. In explanation of this le-
gend it may be remarked that the moon was natu-
rally, though Incorrectly, regarded as the cause Of
dew; and nothing therefore was more obvious than
to say that the dew was the progeny of the moon
and sky, personited after the usual manner of the
Greeks. The name of sSelene' is clearly derived
from brightness and more appropriate one could
not have been given to this fleet footed mare who
is destined to make noise on the turf II properly
cared for 4ys ~ =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.

BATHs! Barns! Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dres
sinr, Shaving and Shampooning Salooo, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 1th street
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
yuv IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
CRUEL MoNsrER.-Mary Houseman ap-

peared before the Mayor, yesterday, as witness
against her husband Adolphe Houseman, who had
been arrested for cruelty beating and naltreatng
ing, her eyes continually filling with tears, as she
recounted the inhumanity of the man who had
sworn to love and protect her. but who had beat
over the head with stick of wood, knocked her
down and nearly choked her to death, and conclud.
ed by asking his Honor for permit to the Poor
House, declaring that her life was in danger, and
that she would longer trust 1t in his hands The
Mayor after hearing the evidence, punished this
brutal drunken wretch, sererely by holding him to
bail in the sum of $50 which he readily gave, and
in all probability, if an opportunity has offered has
repeated the offence before this time. -..--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

The WEATHER, for some days past, has
been really delightful, A good. warm shower.
ABOUT now, would be most acceptable to gardeners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

The New MARKET RACES commence
to-day aud from the entries and purses, bid far
to prove exciting and interesting. Such of our
readers as desire to do So can readily attend then,
by taking the Petershurg ears this morning, as they
can return this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

ARREST OF A BoY.-A lad named Lewis Court
ney, from Fredericksburg, has been committed /,
lailin Alexandria on change of attempting to Sc
hre to acarpenter shop near the Farmers Bank, OIL
sunday night last. On the preliminary examine
ton, one of the witnesses testified to seeing the
soner light llcifer matches and thrust ,hen, ,,ds
the door ofthe shop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
ssSsPEAK OF ME- AS YOU FIND;
~ NOTHING ExTENUATE,

OR AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALICE
The following letter was handed ns BY lazy. ft
speaks the language of Thousands Let the afflicted
CURE OF COUGH. PAIN IN THE BREAST AND
SHOULDER.
MONTGOMERY County, Mo-, March II. 1854
My Dear Fyiead. / sympathiss With you in the
oss of your beloved H., but let II be your consoia
ion to know that yeuf loss Is her eternal gain. shall
ever think of her with the warmest feetipgs Moth
ing but her entreaty has made me what am to-day.
gsrsasasd me e ~ H.iafT rows gEGETaB'L.s =
tne she had not the leAst doubt II would have cured
herr but the dseose had fastened its aaFs too deeply
TO be removed although she wss sure had kept %.
alive three years longer titan anything else could
promised her would take some home With me,
and purchased three botties from Mr.. a. a. she d.
rsctec and by the time had finished the third bot
tie my cough had. entirely disappeared - also ths
pain In my breaAt and shoulder. got NY brother
inlsw 70 bring three bottles more, and with The
help Of the Lord not another Kind Of ncdicins Eess
inaide my mouth; speak Of - eniciency wherever
fiss me safely over wss weighed last Thsrslsy.
day before ] opened my frat bottle tfinetuss!
weighed only ono hundred and twenty ponndA give
my love 70 g and ths family hope q Be v bsia.
calling With you and see our .s<nd Odd hisa yea,
!. me 'incsrs prayer q sos nisn f.,cr w,rsos
Can and get panphist. srstia -
HAMPToNa VEGETABLE TiNCRuan~Cel
snd set pamphlets srls, With Alstesy q asesvssys
orr ewn eitissas.. q RAsumsfism pyspspsA 6erc
fhlA Liver Compliant 0saetal WsshnssA hsusss
'i ssls IS s. s. oA.s rsxcKEa ssa IulcEL1s LADD
: Co, kiehmosA; " pr: COOKE yssssssaass5yR
= .o w RAJ ss's .sss. - ]; ss. =
GESi "a Ssssiss I Ssisiss - -. 4
ny tQ--4xese - 81 - 81. 8 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

NEGRO SHOT.-We understand that ne
gro fellow owned by Mr.. George Harden, was shot
and wounded in the face last Monday night by some
unknown person, while at the corner OF Cd and
Clay streets. Arumor was current yesterday thai
Dr. Tatum fired upon the negro from his office,
while committing some depreciation upon his pre-
misses, but how far this report is true, we are un-
able to say. DIR. Tatum il law-loving and law
abiding gentleman and il the pistol gun by which
have not shadow of doubt that he had sufficient
cause to justify the act The affair will doubtless be
enquired into by the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

An infant, five weeks old, named Emanuel Kroch,
died in New York last Saturday evening from the
effects OF laudanum administered by lis mother
who supposed she was giving itsyrup of rhubsrb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

Dispatches, it is said, have been received by the
Government from Mr.. Soule, confirming the rumor
that Spain refuses compliance with his demands in
the Black Warrior case. Some of the Washing
ton correspondents predict bellgerent message,
at an early day. from the President on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
RANGE OF THERMOMETER. =
At RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE. 12l Main ST., yesterday
O'Clock. II O'Clock. O'Clock.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, May Q.
ARRIVED.

,,.s.5 a4f - ARRIVED,
Schr J A Stuart, Robbins. Norfolk, mdze.
Schr Richmond, Carroll Norfolk, lumber.
quit Co.
Schr Sequel, Harvey, Philadelphia, coal, J R An
derson.
Badger.
SAILED, '--r9> -
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy New York, mdze
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlam Watson.
Schr Ralago. Hooper, Philadelphia, mdze, w D
Colquitt Co. 9
Schr Hope. Creighton, Baltimore, mdze, w Col
quit 4 Co.
schr Alvarado. Hubbard. Port walthan, light.
Brig Sea Ranger, Trott for Richmond, sailed from
Matanzas 18th ult.
Brig Margaret, Sterling, from Richmond, arrived at
Halifax 26th ult. .s.z-.4 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

ALoNE.-This production of the pen of a
gifted young lady of Richmond, has elected
fattering Communications from several of our
contemporaries of the press. Such examina-
ton as we have been able to give it, has ava
kened in us desire to read it more at lei.
sure. t
1t has confirmed our high opinion of the
fine talents of the authoress, and satisfied us
that, if she devote her energies to this branch
of literature, she will win for herself a most
distinguished fame. She has proved herself
the possessor of decided genius, and in the
work before us, throws its attractive light
upon the best and purest social and domestic
affections. We shall observe with great in
terest, the future literary career of the gifted
authoress of "Alone.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

The LONG BRIpGE.-Our citizens were astonish.
ed to learn, yesterday inornine about nine o'clock
that the Long Bridge was on FIRE. The aarnes ce,.'
sumed the southern side Of the draw, and the a.
meeting with the abutnient towards the virqinis
shore. Capt Pages tug steamer had, but a shur1
time before the discovery, towed vessel through
to Georgetown and from this circumstance, it i
supposed by few peFsens that to sparks from the
pipe, or q burning eosl from the furnace, may be
traced the origin Of the eoudagrsiion, while the
more general opinion In this city Is that the bridge
was purposely Get on fire.
We presume that there WIN be an investigation oI
the e1air, with = view 70 learn the precise truth
II h somewhat angular. that yesterday, the com.
mites for tho District Of Columbia were TO meet
and hsar arguments on the subject of the locaeion
Of o new bridge across the Potomac the cities a
WsshIn9t0n md 1eorgstowa being repres ented il
ths persons u the Mayor Of both thsse corpora,
Hons WasAiaston Sentinel Tnesdag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

JAMEsTowN CELEBRATIoN.-The Jamestown So.
ciety viii unite on Saturday next, the 18th inst, in
celebrating the anniversary of thelanding at James
town. They cordially invite the citizens of Virginia,
as also those of other States, who sympathze with
them, to join with the Society in the celebration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

The trial Of Mrs. Hayes, charged with the murder
OF DIR. Lutener, was resumed in New York on
Monday. Mrs. Hayes appeared much improved in
health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

ACoIDENT.-William Steward, an old
negro man. had his right leg broken just below the
knee yesterday morning, while assisting in NOV
ing small house on the premises of Mr.. VIM.
Graves, On 10th street, between Main and Cary.
The building, which was used as depository for
harness oppled over and in the fall caught old Billy
thereby causing the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

-. .esrs wsss 1ol dsssas IN New York, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10

= RRVFRE HOUSE, Two 1sslnhle
soosls =: Nh. = ss'''s1 ! = ~ -;
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GUNNER GOODS-I have just return
~ ed from my second trip North, with large sup
ply of clothing, Furnishing and Fancy Goods. which
of the latest and best styles introduced since my
visit in early Spring, to which would invite the
special attention of those in want assuring them that
my purchases were made ON the most favorable
terms, which will enable me to sell them much lower
than the regular price, HENRY SHAFER,
nv 10 corner Main and 18th sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A GREAT WORK ON THE HORSE by DR. GEORGE
~ n paad the celebrated English veterinary surgeon
IDS ysustle work the experience OF life devoted
m avoritS science wready IL entitled The Modern
ssuses nature and treatment Of dissase and ia
norts embracing the most and proved
an enlightened system Of
tes or the preservation and restoration health with
numerous llustratons engraved expressly for ths
Tbs eeg,nt boob which Is undoubtedly the tbornnrh
ana rchte Of All the works which have vet apnsard a.
offered 20 the ontc with the fall n neet
whnt eug eit IN this country via scientnc
and reliable treatise en- the structure trainnr
sno treatment of modest Of domestic animals tb
herse livery man who owns horse should also an Ala
valuable volume. Published by John Jerett a "a Is
ard ~ Cernhill, Boston Jewett Proctor Worthngtoa
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DRY GOODS, &C.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -:MANTILLAs.--EvERY
1 novelty both imported and Of the Subscribers
manufacture now to be found ~ the Paris msntllA
porum 6l Broadway embracing the largest and most
perb stock offered 10 the ladies 81 this all
At moderate prices. GEO. BULPIS, S6i BrosdwAy
NOvEL1IES-BY THI STEAMER EUk0PA.-THE
IN subscribers viii open this morning. ten q Paris
dress goods consisting Of bArsge ensdins, and
seonet aounced robes many new degns Which
SON LAKE, AL Broadway, between Grand and Brooms
streets.
TIDE CHEAPEST LACE AND EMBROIDERY STORE
In the entire stock reduced thirty per
French embroidered collars fro 2s nd mp.
assortment ~ che nitettes tseyes collars Infants
froeks waists embroidered ssirts hands
sdgiIgss &c lot o. hemmed hand'erehefs very low,
black French yes from 81 mourning wells g.. &c
honiton, Guipnre Vaenciennes and Engh thread aoes
black sewing silk nits ladies' ain and cotton hosiery At
cost Jaeohet. Swiss mutlirs, bishops lawns, a. 80.
H. q. Bean, 739 Broadway, opposite Astor place.
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j.; GI.:. and chs.J Van Antwerp Son IN Ell
in G + bsS rss y
s is chg ss
sets pieces china ninety three e.shs GAS
ssn snPs s ssIsi packed IN
manner for shipping.
DUssELL w. wEsrcorr, AUcrIoNEER, WILL
:s :as ss sssSsssS
four from being q. ne hsndse%s
ssa
be sold the ae win he On sas sn
nsSg aSs' vi. i sni This
r ,d,iss 20 q Catalogue. viii ready each
day, =, o'clock
SYLvEsTER sIovaR ,AuGrIo Once or
Tss
hedroom kitchen a.d library nrnitare looking glasses
ass nss ps. s.s'
RAIN ns s'ss % TO place.
SHEEth:! EFF SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE &c.
!. No $40 Broadway Consisting wsrdroho and
ssss rocker: tables. sssiss R.I.s siss
'''ii Deputy Sheriff.
WILLIAM DUPONT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JENKiSs viii I'll I'll a. soe,ion on Tuesday Ma, 3d. e
o'clsck At the Navy BY order Of the Navy Agent.
dish se.i.: I'sss
s liz. ,SS su SS c
sabiss carpets oisiosh ookinsssssss lime and cement
% @s s's1s p'sss saf ssS
s.
kets shoes socks ssses combs needless
ss
removed immediatsly after the sale.
w s; YELLoR, -HoUeHroN 4 MEL
N.su y. ss als saS = I'll
ssna rsns A. 5sns large aRa Varied .:;oF
and hair cloth rosewood and bedted bureaus
IN
ss sa e.. .S .as
oak chairs hair m,,srsa. .1i:s.ss extension dining
ssvng French china tea ssS vases cologne and :esar
ko,ders silver plated tea sets castors forks spoons and
surs that have been in use shout three months Al u
and well worthy Of stsntion; secondhand Also two
patent lever fine gold Watches sold pay advances Cats
WoopHAvEN- AUCTION SALES ON THE GROUND
ssaif
Cars leave sf'sa si1iy 4 sad
w sails Of household Observation-Disclosures IRVING 4
CT a sqs9n ssr; y sell e ..Soa saturday Nay
for Of suite:
Cloth pslior and arm chairs mahogany dysn: and osse
S1
% ass':ais s '.sfp p ssp
furniture cottage chairs large number Of Brussels
: dsus Jingle hs s' fisi
10 toa sets sssswsrs cutlery and
sa N H. Sss
USE. 0as
Sold without reserve.