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q This morning, for the first time,
we received copy Of the Baltimore
Public Ledger, new penny paper start
ed some time since in the City of Monu-
ments. 1t is we'll printed, and presents
a neat typographical appearance. Ex-
cepting its editorials, which are well
written, its matter is taken from Mr..
Baylor's paper, the Erening Times, ad-
yertisementS and all.
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CREAT BARGAINS TO BIZ HAD AT BALL
" BRoTBER's.-We purshnsed last week at suo-
tisn in New York. 500 pieces Striped and Psid si'k
which We can sell at least Is per cent cheaper thnn
any other house in the District.
We are Opening also very extensive assortment
of various kinds Of spripg Goods. which viii sell
cheap HALL BROTHER.
mar o.--eynw
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FOR SALE.

4 T the Lumber Yard Of the subscriber osth and
N d streets, First Ward, near The National OBJ
seryatory-
North Carroll ne worked and rough Flooring
Eastern Shore do do do
Cypress DO s--,.- do
North Carolins Rails, Joists, Scantling and square
Timber
Eastern shore do d, do do
White Pine do do do do
Spruce and Hem'ock do DO
White Pine ard Eastern khore boards of every
variety 1885
Walnut Cherry, Poplar, Ash, and Oak
Laths, Shingles, Pickets and Fence Posts
Also, tor sale, lot Of gr und, containing clay.
suitable Tor brick making tr sted convenient TO the
canal. H. h. u. W. EAeBY.
mar s3-eo2w News
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LAGER BEER BREWERY.

THE subscriber has opened BREWERY corr er
eff MARYLAND avenue and 18th street, for the
Mandatory of LAGkR BEER. He has also fixed
his house up for the sccommo teton of such may
wish to enjoy glass Of this BeveraPe
mar 23-3t+ GEORGE A. SPRENGMAN
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DOSE BUSHES. Ga. -An ezcellsnt crpt

DOSE BUSHES, &c. Az excellent oppcr
IL tunity is offered Il the admirers of Roses
Large bushes Of perpetual blooming and choi e var-
cites at Is cents EACH singly or BY the dozen Those
purchasing s. worth will be furnished with an ex-
periepced man 70 plant them.
The subscriber has also good assortment cf Yer
beDaS, Heliotropes, Gersniumy, Polysuthus, FUch
siss. raDsisa. Dshlas &c, with choice selection Of
Garden and Flower Seeds.
NJ. GRJFFfTHS,
5th street, between and New York av'nue
mar ol--6ts
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT o. STATE,


Washington, March ~, 1854.
reformation has been received at this department
from the United States consulsr agent at Melbourne
Australia, that vesscls holding foreign certificates Of
r'Ss'ry cannot in British port, be used lighters
or store-shps. American ve.sels viii not probably,
be permitted under recent decision of the colonial
collector of the port at Melbourne, to be used, as
heretf fore, rs lighters or storeships.
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\OTfCE.-My residence is AT the National Ho-
y tel, Washington City, after the 10Th of March
instant where notices Of oppositiG to nv petition
for extension Of my patent must be directed.
Papers that were authorized by the Commissioner
Of Pat nts 70 puhlish his notice OF my petition will
Ileas" tie above three insertions and send the
81 Is 70 me at Ponehkeepsie, after the ed Of May
next. SAN'L Z. 3. MORSE.
Poughkeeasie, March Goth, 1854.
mar 22-3t
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U Spin has eleven hundred guns in
the immediate vicinity Of HAVANA, and
eighteen aousand men.
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- College.-This Office win be vacant in few
days. and the Board of Trustees design to ill il with
properly qualified person. 1t is well uited 20
nergetic, enterprising man, with a sma II family,
without family. Application may be made. imme.
lately. to the President ef tie College or to VIM.
'untoD, Esq, in the city. mar 2l-3t
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u The correspondent of the New
York Day Book, writing from this city
says: Eleven members are considered
sure for the bill, from New York Gut
ting, Wheeler, Cumming, Walker, Tweed,
Walsh, Peck, Browne, Taylor, Murray
and Hastings
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PARDON Of O'BR1EN.-An Irish paper
says: "Tie only condition annexed to
the free parton granted by the Queen TO
Smith O'Bien, is the usual one of not
returning within her Majesty's dominions.
1t is stated by his friends, that he will
probably jtin his family in France, where
they have oeen residing for some time
past. A flee pardon will also be, proba-
bly,, extenied to Messrs. Martin and
ODoherty, who were convicted some
time before nessrs. O'Brien, Meagher and
ODonohue, for the minor offence of Sc
ditious publications, who were sentenced
to Limited period of transportion, the
greater paH of which has already expired.
1t is not potable that any further indul-
gence will be granted to the other Often
ders who nave committed a second of.
fence against the law by escaping from
their senience." -
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neINGs I'M CONGRFss

SEyATE.-Yesterday, after we left, the bill
for increasing the pay of of the army, was
further considered, on the motion of Mr. Shields,
the debate being on the ninth section, respect
ing the appointment of Cadets to the military
academy, on the recommendation Of the
Senators of the respective States.
Messrs Clayton, Pearce, Badger, Shields
and Butler opposed the motion to strike out,
and Messrs. Hamlin, Petit Cas-, and Dodge,
of Iowa, supported it.
MIR. Pratt moved to amend by striking ont
the words giving their appointment to Senator's;
which motion was rejected-yeas 6, nays %.
The motion to strike out the ninth section
was also rejected-yeas IL, nays %.
The bill was then Passed.
After an executive session, the Senate adj
journed. -.---sr-------,..--
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went to
press, the bill for the relief of settlers on the
public lands reserved for railroads, was passed
Mr.. Millson reported from the Committee on
the rules of the House, a new rule applying
the previous question to any section or para
graph of bull before the Committee of the
Whole, after the FIVE minutes rule was applied
to it.: Messrs. Millson and Campbell advoca-
ted the adoption of this report, which, on
motion Of Mr.. Bayly of Va, was laid on the
table-yeas 107, nays not counted. H
Mr.. Lyon moved a correction of the journal
wherein his name had been omitted in the
record of the affirmative votes upon the resolu-
ton to commit the Senate's Nebraska bill
journal corrected.
The House then went. into a Committee OF
the Whole on the stato of the Union wherein
the annual Indian appropriation bill being
taken up, it was debated by Messrs. Orr and
Houston, until the Committee rose, and the
House adjourned
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A CARD.
NIL rs MnCR EnN

MRS. McCREDY
viii appear in her celebrated character Of
NEG MERRILES,
In the Musical Drama of Guy Manuering," (havirr
kindly volunteered her servces.) which, with Other
attractions, he trnsts will Re found worthy Of the
patronage.
Box Book now open. mar 23-2r
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NOTICE GEORGE w. MITCHELL AND
y JOS. REYNOLDS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND DEALERS Office on eth street between @ and
4, have for fale between three aud four HUNDRED
building lots, comprising Eome of the most beautiful
sites in the city; together with houses of every de
SCRIPT n, brick and frame. AMI farms in the country
In order to fsi ate the above business the
have taken ont an Auction License, which will en-
able them to fell al public well as private sale
Deads and Deeds of Trust accurately prepared,
'rd Conveyancing ia all its branches promptly al
Md to mar 22-3ts
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MANUAL FOR THE USE or NoTARIEs puR

1 MANUAL FOR THE USE OF NoTARIEs PUB.
\ Lie: comprising summary Of the laws of
ilis Of exchar sc ard If promissory notes, both in
europe end the United States: checks On bankers
'nd sight bills. with approved forms of priest, and
rf-rpnces 10 imp rtant leGl c;-ons; adapted for
he use Of notsries public ard hank officers by Der.
nerd Ree'ke-. VI of tie roeton bar.
just published and for g !e At
TAYLOR & NAURY'S bookstore,
mar Q --f pe.r 9th streat
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GROCERIES, GpncEsTES

sHNE sub cr.5~r o. ! ayr 20 turn his friends
l aud the put lie generally. that he has taken the
''snd r"eertiy un;cd by Mr.. John l.. Marcarun,
'ornrT az L. street ard Maryland n-cnua. whers
At ali times may be found n choice supply IF FAM
.Lf GRO ERR s, which Til he sold AS lcw any
other ~usc in he District lie rssrectfl IL so,cifs
ohare Of public patronage, and hopes by fair deal
ing and strict ttention 10 business. 10 m,rit the
same. GE0RGEw. SCAGGS.
mar 22-2tE
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PRIZE REEF

mo. HOOVER vii exhibit on SATURDAY morning
y next, the o5th instant. at his stalls in Centre
Market, some choice BEEF, 10 which he would in
Vite bis numerous friend, and the public generally
to call and examine. lis charge viii be agreeable
the market Prices mar 92-3ts
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RICHARD n. SMITH. GEORGE n SMITH.
~ d. SMITH &, co. Manufacturers and
". EcaierS in ALCOHOL. CAMPUENE. ETHE-
RIAL OIL. &c No ~ S. CALVERT SFI.EET. on.
PoSte Water street, BALTIMORE, Nd.
mar 2l-ly
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4 RARE CHANCE-FT a Person triStira 10
"a commence Btstatss j he stock and fixtures of
4 Fancy and Sts;ionery Store will lie sold low for
cisn or pert cash and good paper for the balance
trpiication is inside early Or the stock cf ropulsr
lusic on hand. all kinds Of Printing Cards, rlapk
BOOKS, Toilet Articles, Stationery, will be sold
~epsrately if a fair fer is made. II app led for
soon they ca9 b. obtained At New York prices,
suriHg dHsyp nse Of freight, dc The Proprietor is
now engaged in another business. Address J w at
this Office. mar 2a-tf
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70 Spiritualism seems to be flourish.
ing in New Orleans. A Mrs. DIR. Britt
is delivering course of lectures on the
subject, and the press speaks highly of
her ability.
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CPRING BONNETS,


y FLOWERS AND RIBANDS.
Just received at SaEDD'S, 18th street, between
oenna- avenue and ftreet, large lot OF Bounets.
Flowers, aud Riba0ds, Of the choicest kind which
viii be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Also, Silk. Lawn, Grape, and every kind Of Bonnet
msde ID order with neatness sI.d dispatch.
N. B.-Eonnets bleached and pressed in the best
manner. mar 2l-dtf
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FRESH RITTER

FRESH BUTTER
~ GAUTIER has just completed bis arrangements
". for daily supply of Fresh Philsdelphi But
TER, prepared expressly for the Ct his ssloons
and he is now ready TO supply families with the same
superior article at the current market price,
c. GAUTIER,
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
mar 23-St
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d. W. EDMONsToN. JR..

AttOrn at aw.
Office on street, tsoO doors bclOU Odd FtHspS Hall
Will practice in the Courts of the District and the
adjoining counties of Virginia mar 20-Jm
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10 An injunction has been served on
the Crystal Palace Association, at the
instance of its creditors.
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HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS il offered for
Ill sale -He is a fine drsught horse and so for
no FAULT. He il six years old. Will b. sold with the
horse, cart, and harness, which is good order and
warranted perfect. Address ~ II r." at this Office
mar 2l-3t*
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70 We copy the following from the
New York Path Finder. 1t gives an idea
of the so-called Spiritualism, in New
York:
SPIRITUAL MvNIfEsTATIoSs.-We have made
visit to the rooms of Messrs Whitney &
Conklin, No. $50 Broadway and were little
surprised at the extent or their establishment.
indicating as it did, a wide and deep interest
in the wonderful phenomena, called Spiritual
Manifestations.
Messrs. W. c. are the proprie.ors and
publishers of new weekly journal, devoted
to the diffusion OF Spiritual knowledge and
a part Of the premises are devoted to the vari-
GUS Offices connected with that paper. In con-
neetion with these are various rooms, hand
somely furnished, in which circles, public and
private, are held daily, atording the inquirer
every opportunity for thorough investigation
In short, information concerning all matters
pertaining to the new philosophy can be OBJ
tanned By visiting the rooms of Messrs Whit
ney & Conklin those gentlemen being very
willing to answer all inquiries put in the true
spirit of honest inquiry and Investigation.
The rapidly increasing interest manifested
in the Spiritual phenomena, Is such as to
attract almost universal attention to the subject,
and we are glad that an institution like that
above referred to has been established
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NOTlCEn
THE man who borrowed my PENKNIFE will
Please leave it at the Office Of the Evening Star
mar 23-1t%
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SIO II T. w A II D.-strsyed away from the
DiO subscriber, on Mon lay, the 10Th inst, two
rses-one an iron grey color, about sixteen hands
aish, and tour years old. The other a bay horse
with three white feet and face long tail and main
md about Fix years old TIE finder will receive he
above reward by leaving them with Edward Hall,
Centre Market SPACE, or with
ADAM GRINDER
Brickmaker, New jersey avenue.
mar
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EHOUND-A brown Setter DOG, with q white
mark in the rehead and white at the tin Of
the tail. The owner can get him by calling at Mr.
8itnersshop, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
nd 18th streets, and paying for this advertisement
mar 22-3S
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nor sBLE-A negro Woman and Infant Child
Il The woman Is accustomed 10 cook, wash, and
She Is to be restricted to the District and sd
Joining counties. Address ~ Y !" at this Office.
Rar 22-1w&
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THE OAMPBELLS ARE COMING
TEN PERFORMS
ODD FELLOWS HALL

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost, on the even
ing OF the 10th instant, in going from the Ma
uonsl Hotel 70 Gauier's Saloon. a pair OF gold EYE
'LAsSkS whoever viii return the sam. Tn the
office Of the Nsusnsl Hotel will receive the above
rewsrd. mar o2-2ts
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party traces, as tho Abolition managers of the
opposition to the bill already comprehend.
1t is further worthy of remark that they
have egregiously overdons the work of be.pat-
tering with praise the few Southern Wbie
members upon whose cooperation they are
counting. We present the following example
from Tuesdays New York Tribune, of the
manner in which they are slushing those gen
tlemen, viz. -
81 These men excite the highest admiration
Tor their fearlessness and independence.
Nerved alone by convictions of duty and SEN
timents of honor, they proudly defy the cor
ruPtlons and the debauchery Of the hour
John Bell, Cullom, and EtheIidge, are am one
the noblcSt specimens of genuine manhood
they can never be forgotten. Hunt, Of Louisi-
ana, is in no respect behind them. Their
course is giving them q distinction worth more
than thousand titles Of nobility"
We fancy that such praises from the New
York Tribune, on an issue in which the Soutb
presents IN unbroken front, with the exception
of themselves, will hardly prove incense in
tho nostrils Of Messrs. Cullom Etheridge and
Hunt.
That Journal has never failed to denounce
in most unmeasured terms, every public man
from the South who has stood by the true
principles of the constitution upon the slavery
question Without q single exception, it is
known throughout the whole South for the
direst enemy of the rights of the South under
the constitution, and for the bitter and unrelent
ing calumniator Of every man who has dared
to stand out boldly against the purposes of the
Abolitionists, whether from North or South
We repeat-its fulsome praises at such time,
and under such circumstances, must be any
thing but gratifying to these gentlemen, who
are at this moment probably seriously asking
themselves whether it will be safe for the in
terests committed into their keeping by their
constituents, to continue in an attitude in
which they are conceived by the New York
TribHnr to be worthy to share its praises in
common with Messrs. Joshua Il. rGiddings and
Charles Sumner. We are very sure that no
other three members of the House sympathise
less With the Tsbasne's views on the slavery
question: thar this THO Of gentlemen, Know
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were increased, until they composed such a
grievance that murmurs rose into complaints,
Ind complaints became clamOrs. These feel
ings of the Western people, the admonitions Of
their presses, and the warnings Of their Rep
rcsentatiyes and Senator'S here, that d day was
rapid ysapproaching when submission would
40 long6r be tolerated certainly could not have
escaped the eyes and ears of their oppressors
They did not; but they were unheeded, be-
cause the Atlantic border still bore the sceptre
os power, and seemed resolved by q studious-
ly carried out policy Of national legislation, to
make the West its patient ack- horse as long
rs it had the willingness to bear the load and
had not the ability to kick.
The West, of late years, has received few
favors, | admit; but how grudgingly and grace.
less, Every dollar that the Atlantic border
ness, was as the extraction of an eye-tooth
Even then we were sneered at as undeserving,
and the money but squandered.
This policy of the East, Of taxing us without
a return, for its sectional benefit, could not
but stimulate our people to cultivate sectional
feeling of their own. He was not very wise
man who did not see it developing, and antici-
pate its practical working and he was not a
very prudent legislator who did not counsel a
more liberal policy, while we were too weak
to ask it save as farOr, and before we gained
the power to compel it as right
That day, with its power to compel, is here.
1t was developed on Friday, and the East is
not blind to the fact. The Great West, for
once, INDICATED its rights its strength, and
its dignity The lesson then taught should be
fruitful It should admOnish Eastern section
alism and illiberaiity that ''acestwara the tide
OF empire takes its way" is no longer Sopho
mores fancy. Then let the East realize it
and profit; and that the rivalries and hatrees
engendered by sectiOnalism may not increase,
leading to revengeful acts, as foreshadowed iu
the New York incident, on Friday, let the
Representatives of the Atlantic States do some
act that will show their willingness to be just
to the West and, my word for it, all will be
well; peace, goodwill cooperation in all that
is reasonable and proper, will prevail. If
other and hostile counsels sway them, then
mark it welI-for this is not the gas Of brag
CART, or the mere ebulition Of one who does
not fully appreciate or sympathise with the
feeling and resolution of his people-severer
lessons will be taught, whose consequences
will be heavily felt. The West is no aggres-
sort is the peace party in this matter The
whole responsibility is upon the East, and by
the East should be looked squarely in the face.
These, sir, are the prompiings of our West
ern members, who knocked out the New York
appropriation, and they will be endorsed and
responded to by all their constituency
n y n
A BYeathin1 gueu for the Memhers -Tvo.
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BE Kind wAen You Can.
sr ELIZA COOK.

F& by ELIZA COOK. HMtR
Be kind when you cam though the Kindness be
little,
IT'S small letters make up philosophers scrolls
The crystal of Happiness vivid and brittle,
Can seldom be cut into very large bowls
It's atoms that dwell in the measureiess noun
tain,
IT'S moments that sum up the century's flight,
IT'S but drops that unite in Niagara's fountain,
Ts rays, single rays, from the harvestmoon
light 4f
Stone by stone builds the temple that rises in
glory,
Iuch by inch grows the child till maturity's
prime;
The Jewels 50 famous in bright eastern story
Have been nurscd, tint by tint, in the bosom Of
Time
IT'S grains make the desert-sheet, tracklcss and
spreading
IT'S but petals that deck every blossom-twined
spray;
There are leayes--only leaves-where the forest is
shedding
Its gloom till the density shuts out the day.
A word or glance whichwe give without think
ing"
May shadow or tighten some sensitive breast;
And the draught from the well spring is wine in
the drinking,
IfquaHed from the brim that affection has blest.
Then be kind when you can in the smallest Of
duties,
Don't wait for the larger expressions of Love;
For the heart depends less for Its joys and its beau
On the fight Of the Eagle than the COO Of the
Dove 3f
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SECOND ANNUAL BALL

N ATIONA GU ARD,
Monday, December An, 1854.
vUyHE National Guard respectfully an
IL nounces to their friends and the public general
", that their Second Annual Ball will be given on
MONDAY, December 4th, 1854, at
KS0N HALL.
The company pledge themselves to their kind
patrons and friends to make this agreeable BALL.
No HATS or GAPS allowed in the room, unless
worn by the military.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies, to be had Of the members Of the com.
pany.
Committee of drrangepleats:
Captain James A. TAFT
Sargt. c. r. Bishop, Sargt ]. f. johnson,
Corp. f. Mc(iann, Corp. X. II. Graham
nov 2S-dtb
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ROTHWELL IL BROWNS
New House Furnishing Establishment and
Auction Rooms.

Auction Rooms,
Louisiana aoenue, opposite tie Bank of Washington.
UNHE notice Of the public, and Of all persons de-
IL string 10 purchase Furniture, is respectfully in
vited TO our assortment embracing almost every va
riety Of cabiaet and common Furniture among which
PARLoR FURNITURE.
Entire sets, including Sofas, Divans, Tete-a-Tetes,
Chairs, and Rockers
Sofas and Chairs, mahogany and walnut
Centre and Side Tables marble top and mahogany
Easy Chairs and Rockers, Of Webster and other pat
terms
Chairs in variety, hair cloth, velvet and damask-
Music stands whatnots, Tea Poys, &c.
DINING-R0OM FURNITURE
Extensive Dining Tables, of walnut and mahogany,
Of various sizes
Sidcboards, Side Tables, Dnng-R Chairs, &C.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Ornamental Chamber Sets, Of rose and other fancy
Bedsteads, of every pattern and variety
Childrens Bedsteads Cribs Cradles, and Chairs
Bureaus, marbe-top, and mahogany Wardrobes
wsshstands, Wbat-nots, Wash Sinks, Nurse Chairs.
ALSO
Hatracks, Clothes Driers, Light Stands
Tea Tables, Office Chairs
Recumbent Easy Chairs, &c.
With assortment of Cot Bedsteads Mattresses
Carpets, Hearth Rugs, &c.
We shall from time TO time add TO our stock, and
keep up general assortment and will sell at reason.
able prices. share Of the public patronage is
lcited
Auction Sales.
We will hold Auction sales in front of our store
every market morning Of new and secondhand Fur
niure and other goods Also frequent night sales Of
miscellaneous articles, and we solicit consgnments
Of goods for sale.
From our location, near the Centre Market Space,
we shall be able TO make advantageous sales Of
Horses Carriages, Furniture, and all descriptions of
property. R0THWELL a BROWN,
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers.