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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07

HAT WAREHOUSE, SfcAMonr ST, EM
PETERSBURG NiRdt>lA.-SPf4g ls55.-ssA
The Subscribers respectful tie Me- ch.
ants of Virginia and North Caroinu, thai I ey
a1e how receiving thcir supplies for the seosot,
md thcr assortment (Which lege and yaried) will
be com i'lete ina few days
Tbrir Gao!s uf which were purchased from
JIAbers, but from Manua, urer- and Importers will
rompnr" tnvoably in quality aud prices, with thosc oi
any JobLng House in the Northern cities.
We beg tI assure friends and the public Of re-
ncWef efforts. part To deserve their tnvors and
maintain the ieputRtnu ut our house, We invite Mrrch
who eolng farther NORTH make hc,r Spring
purchases 10 Gull and examine lhe quality aud prices
our goods. mnr9 5l7le MAJOR 4 MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07
EiRPEIINGS 4 Nd MiTITNGS.
GEORGE NJ. IkUGkERk ~ co.

I Cd 81 16-i 81 Floor oil Cloths
Furniture Oil Cloths assorted, splendid Curtains
Cornices Rosettcs Cord, aud Tn.scl. Gall to match
AMI mnny other kinds of house furnishing go,d,, all
oi which will be Offered at rrnsonnhn r,trI
pp]0 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-07

Notice to Travellers,

YZrAdsA Our Stages will in future leave Lynch
G@s&ArA.& burg Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day mornings arrive Charlottesville night Civ
ing passengers afu nightsr,st going North.
sep 27 d3tawts J. T. HAMMER & CO..
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Inhn Roas obiof of thu Gho.ol>> 4

John Ross, chief of the Cborokee
nation. has recently delivered bis an.
nual message to his people. The chief
reviews the advantages which have 90.
cured to the Cherokees from their en-.
couragements of schools, and urges
them to-" allow no retrogrsde to occur
but constantly to bear in mind the truth
contained in that clause of the Con-
stitution which declares that I" religion,
morality and knowledge are necessary
to good government. the preservation
Of liberty. and the happiness Of man
kind" Schools. and the means Of
education, shall be forever encouraged
in this nation" He enumsrates the
beneficial results Of the prohibitory
liquor law. and recommends an amend.
ment to reach those persons who in.
tro iuced intoxicating drinks under
the convenient labels Of tho patent
medicines and preparations ofthe day.
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The WAR OF 18l2.-Nat;ono

The WAR OF 18l2.-Nat;onol
Convcntion.-The Hon. J. b Suther-
land, President of the Convention held
in 1855. has issued a call for the de-
tenders Of the country in the war of
1912, who met, last January in the city
of Washington, to assemble there again
on the approaching anniversary Of the
battle Of New Orleans. pursuant to the
resolution adopted at their last session,
70 which time and place the Conven-
ton adjourned. As many Of the dele.
gates have gone to their last accounts
since the adjournment, it is recommen.
dcd that additional delegates be cho.
sen. Many important propositions will
be presented to the consideration ofthc
Convention.
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Gbt 9ailg Comet.
BATON ROUGE,::::::::NOV. 81, 1855.

~ It is stated by the foreign pa
pers. that in France all the imperial
colleges and schools have had weeks
extension of holiday in order that the
students may indulge in the general
jubilee Of the taking Of Sebastopol
Would it not be we'll now, to have a
general gas.Ight illumination in honor
of the defeat Of the Kars? Before
the race Of Kars are entirely extermina-
ted we should like to know something
of their, social and political history.
Will some one learned in these matters
say, to what branch Of the great can
nine family, they belong.
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An invention has been made in New
York designed as an improvement in
the steam engine. The novelty con-
sists Of the introduction Of jet Of air
into the cylinder Of a "steam" engine,
the inventor having discovered that
such a method increases the expansive
power Of steam to such degree a. to
cause a saving of IS per cent, on the
cost Of running the engine. The mix.
ture of air with steam makes what
may be termed cloud Thence the
name cloud moter." The result oh.
tanned with the machine on exhibition
at the Fair is certainly astonishing.
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+ AM now receiving my assortment Of
L Mems Boys and Youths HATS, particu.
lar attention i invited to the quality and
style ofmy GOODS. There is no circum-
stance that gives o. much evidence Of the.
popularity ofa GENTS, FURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT, - the fact that H.
most every gentleman you meet is either
clad in elegant garments pure hased at the.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, or on bis way
to that fashionable establishment to proure.
them. w. D. PHILLIPS.
nov 0. Church street opposite the Harvey
House.
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A MELANCHOLY SroRY.-AmonQ
the twelve who were punished on Mon.
day for drunkenness was one-a femael
whose history is truly melancholy she
was one born in the South, of wealthy
parents. and her early years we're blest
with all the blessings of one in her
station. Her education was througly
and she early gained good reputation
as a writer. She soon evinced a pas
sion for the stage-a passion so un-
comfortable that, despite the entreaties
of parents and friends, she became an
actress. In this sphere she was very
successful, and after time made her
appearance on the boards in this city,
where she created no little furore.-
Her appearance was always hailed
with enthusiasm, but after time her
fame and fortune began to wane. She
fell, as many Of her profession had
done before, a victim to drink. Be.
coming daily worse, no manager would
run the risk Of engaging her. For a
time she gave evidence Of an intention
to reform. but the terrible passion pre-
dominated--she again fell. The for
merly lovely woman talented authoress
and fine actress, sleeps tonight vaga-
bond in The Tombs.-New York
Times.
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KObEkI bEAL, PRoPRlfToR.
The fosmer on Convention, bascse~ Third f.
Main Streets. The latter on Third, bes,xem
: Church a~d Laurel Stress.
TAKES this method Of informing the pub.
L lie, that he has now on hand splen-
did stock Of horses, about Forty in mum.
Der, Carriages and Bugeies in proportion
also, an Omnibus, al Of the best. Always
on hand when called Tor.
RArEs ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE
Single Horse Feed, Is cts.
Saddle Horses at Livery, SIS per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses, $40 90
Any damage done to either Horse, Bug
g or Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
Roles OF BOTH STABLE, CASH
oct3O.tf.
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~ Gov. Wright, Of Indiana,
who it will be remembered, espoused
one Of Kentucky's lovely daughters less
than a vera ago, has been presented
BY her with pair Of bouncing boys.
The Governor Immediately issued his
proclamation for thanksgiving and is
doing as we'll as can be expected.
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LOST.

A NOTE drawn by DUNCAN MARI and
"A ELIZABETH S. MARI, jointly and sever
ally, payable to me or order, as Executor
of Nolan Stewart, deceased, dated, Baton
Rouge, June 8, 1854, due twelve months af.
ter date, for Seven Thousand Three Hun.
dred and Twenty Three Dollars ard Twen-
ty Five cents (S7323 25), with six per ct.
interest from date, has been lost or mislaid
A suitable reward will be given for the re-.
turn of the note to me,
A. 4. WILLIMAS,
MOVES. 4twl Executor Of Nolan Stewart
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10 A letter appears in the Gazette,
published at Plaquemine, from Judge
Carrigan, in reference to the charge
made against him, Of having imported
seventeen illegal voters to Point Cou-
pee, to vote in the recent State cleo
ton. The Judge denies the charge.
as . malicious SANDER, and says
that he has not been in any part Of
Point Coupee for six months. On the
day Of the election. there are a mum.
Der Of persons to testify that the Judge
was in this city.
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Spiral MGtirfs
Masonic Notice,

THE annual meeting ofSt. James YsauP
L Masonic Lodge. will be held at 81
the Hall, foot Of Church Street, onW;
Saturday night next, the LIST Dec. Brethren
of the order in good standing who may be
in the city at that time, are INVITED to at
tend. J. ESSEX ELAN,
nov2Std. Sec'y.
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Brigham Young has now seventy
wives. If one wife makes a man
very happy, what is the supposed
state Of Brigham's mind by this time ?
He must feel like be was in = molasses
hogshead-
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TO THE LADIES

Or EAST AND WEST BATON ROUGE {.
MRS. HUSTON Is DESTROYS of inform
wi ing the Ladies that she has procured
the services Of Mas. N. May, an expert.
enced Dress Maker, and 10 now prepared to-
carry on, Dress and Mantilla making in the
best style. Cutting and bssting At the cheap
est rates and shortest notice. novl4.
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TNhIS we'll known Hotel has undergone,
L during the past two months, very ex-
tensive sltesations and repairs; various im-
provements have been mede in different
parts Of the establishment, the rooms sup.
piled with fire places and nothing overlook.
ed that would be likely 10 add TO the COM
tort and convenience Of its patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
to the house has been thor0ugly oyerhauled
and Pot in perfect order, and II will be re-.
opened on THURSDAY the 22d inst, for
the reception Of guests.
nov l6tf. WIN. MARKHAM.
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w O
At the expiration Of a months time.
another session of the General Assem-
bly, Of this State is to take place and
by far the most important matter for
the consideration Of that body, is the
following dead letter Of the constitu-
lion under which the State is said to
live and be governed. In the "Legis.
lative Department." Article IL, it is
written: "The Legislature shall pro-
vide by law, that the names and resi-
dence of all qualified electors of the
city Of New Orleans shall be register
ed, in order to entitle them 10 vote !;
but the registry shall be free of cost
to the elector."
The legal document in which this is
written, is now three years old; there
has been session Of the Legislature
each year, since its adoption and yet
for all the good the city has derived
from 1.-THE clause might as we'll be
in the volumes Of the Medes and Per-
slams.
The members elect of the Ameri-
can Party, stand committed to advo-
cate an effective law, to carry cut this
provision Of the constitution; and the
hope is INDUCED, that a sufficient
number Of the Democracy will be
found to aid the minority. in passing
such law. as the times imperitively
demands. Now, that great national
movement is going forward--a move
ment having for its object an entire
of the naturalization laws
necessarily there must be ma
tional pride and prejudice aroused
he adopted citizens of New Orleans,
IS we'll as the Natives, should demand
'uch law for their own protection at
he polls. Is it the desire of our dem
'cratic friends to put an end to riot
ng. blood shed and ballot-box break.
ng? If so, then they should be will.
ng to aid in applying tho remedy pro-
'ided for, in the constitution.
We are not one Of that class Of pol
ticians who would charge either par
9 with the responsibility of acts of vi.
lence at the polls f; the mad parti-
ans Of each. are alike culpable, and
he day Of election is looked to, with
nxiety to wreak out personal ven.
ence under the cover and protection
fparty organization. Rioters On such
ccasions should be severely dealt
nth. Murder or manslaughter is no
sss a crime on the day of election,
han at any other season f; and a few
'holesome examples would serve to
eep bullies in allegiance.
New Orleans is the only place in
be State, where any trouble can arise,
nd a Registry Law, such as is con- {
by the constitution, vii. eff. |
put a stop to it. What have s
lose in authority-the organs Of the :
Democratic party" to say on this
inject a
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COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO THE
Hon. A. 8. HERRoN.-We have re.
ceived a polite invitation from the
committee Of arrangements to attend
a complimentary Dinner to DO given
to the Hon. A. 8. Heron. Secretary
Of State, At Baton Rouge, on Wednes-
day, the 18th inst. by his personal
and political friends. We fear we
shall have to deprive ourselves of the
pleasure of being present. and We as
sure our Baton Rouge friends We re-
greet it. 1t would never do for US to
leave the city even for few days.
Public affairs 60 on bad enough here
in all conscience, even with our pres
ence. How it would be in our alb.
sence We dare not contemplate. True
Delta.
Just so. The very way we feel
about the capital. We tremble at the
thought that q time will come when
the Comets head will be like one of
The spectral lamp posts at the street
corners when there will be no light
in it. We feel occasionally like DASH
ing out into the country to look at its
verdency; Of going down to see the
Bear Woman but what would
become Of the town? Alas! we dare
not contemplate the picture. A short
time since We were forced in obedi.
ence to party call, to 60 down on the
Jones' Creek, to make a buucomb
speech. We did so, in company with
two bottles Of" Sazrac Brandy" and a
friend; Of course. We had to put the
rudder Of this luminary in other hands;
on our return we were Mortified to
find ourself most awfully abused, for
neglccting o9r legitimate business, and
gettingjiuto another, for which We have
no sympathy. So with the editor of tho
True Delta, should he leave the city |
for . day, to come here for a dinner ;
those midnight assassins. the Dark
lanterners would put out-even the
light Of their dark lanterns, and turn
the city, like sack "inside out. -
The T. Delta is q great terror to the
X. Ms, not only Of New Orleans, but
the whole Union.
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FEMALE ORPHAN ASSOCIATION.
4 MEETING for the election Of the Off
II GERS of the Baton Rouge Female Or
phan Association for the coming year, will
be held at the Orphan Asylum on Tues
day Dec. 4th, at T.! o'clock A. M.
A punctual attendance of the members
of the Association is requested:
nov14. NJ. w. READ,
Secretary.
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL
AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
BATON ROUGE, LA.

THE School known for the last five
i years, as the "FELIcIAsA HroH SCHOOL, At.
Jackson, La, will be re-opened in this City. on.
WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH INST Tho Iarse and
commodious building formerly the property Of
WV. H. CRsNssAw, on Government street, has
been fitted up, - . permanent location for this
school, Noyf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-27

~PRovIDENcE.-The Providence
Herald, has discovered that the Rev.
DR.. Bard, has been elected State
Superintendent of Public Education,
and that the whole State ticket has
"gone Democratic"
The Herald comes. this week herald
ing the truth of this matter, in very
large and flaming characters full of
notes of exclamation. 1t cries out, in
the following eloquent strain ofpatroit-
ism. Old Carroll all right 1000
CONS for the Noble Democracy" Sam's"
gone home ~ With tidings of great
Joy we greet our Democratic friends
to-day. They have put to route the
foes Of their common country and
gained great triumph. A thousand
guns for the Carroll Democracy They
have excelled, every expectation
This confirms the truth, and puts
the mooted question to rest. 1.-THE only
enemies to republican America, are its
Native born citizens" The only dem
ocrats, are those who call themselves
such. To check the growing evils of
the times, it would be we'll to fix the
age Of majority, Of such, as Lave been
so unfortunate by" accident" as to
have been born in the nations; to
forty-t,co years, instead of having it at
the low figures of twenty-one.
SPIRITUAL MAxIFEsrArIoN-on the
stage" Bensley had to play Henry
Nv, in Richard III. After that mon
arch's death in the early part Of the
play. he bad to appear for moment
or two as his own ghost, in the fifth
act. The spirits were at that time
exhibited en- buste, through a trap
Now, our Henry was invited out to
supper, and being anxious to get there
early, and knowing that little more
than his shoulders need be seen by
The public, he retained his black vel
vet coat and bugals, but discarded the
lower part Of his stage costume, he
drew on jaunty pair of new tight
nankeen pants, TO be as far dressed
Tor his supper company as be could.
When be stood in the. trap he
the men who turned the
crank not to raise him as high as usual,
and Of course they promised him to
obey; but a wicked low commedian
was at hand, whose love Of mischief
predominated over bis friendship, and
% suddenly applied himself with such
rood will to the wrench, that he ran
King Henry up right to a level with
he stage, and moreover, gave hismaj-
'sty such a jerk that he was forced to
top from the trap on to the boards to
ave himself from falling. The sight ,
# the old Lancastrain monarch in =.
of two such different periods
Medieval above, all nankeen and
'ovelty below-was destructive of all
|ecorcum before the stage and upon
t. The audience emphatically split
heir Sides and as for the tyrant in
lis tent, he sat bolt upright, and burst
nto such a roar that the real Richard :
ould not have looked more frantically
ysterical the deceased Henry actually
0 visited him in the nankeen spirit. t
-DOram.
MASoN1C GuApvTv Wa hove cnop il
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Dissolution OF Co-Partnershlp.
THE partnership heretofore existing un.
i der the name of HOLT 4 HUTCH
ISON, is dissolved by mutual concent.
r. C.. HUTCHINSON,
nov27-3t-w. JORDON HOLT.
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Lumber! Lumber!
F Fial q GOD g Lea: sea-.

for sale at the Plank Road Mills Of Vawter
Il Sheppard. Bills will be filled and the
lumber delivered on short notice, on reason
able terms. For further particulars, en-
quire Of our agent, HENRY ToMLINsoN, on
church street, Baton Rouge, or of J. H.
sheppard, at the Mills. n0v23- 1mO
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DIED.-On Sunday evening, the 25th In st.,
at the Ordnance Department. EDWARD b. ROD.
MAN, son Of Capt. T. J. RoDkAN, U. 8. A., aged
about 8 years.
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FOR SALE.

THE VERY desirable location for bust ~
1 ness, at the corner Of Third and Flori. HI
da street, with all the improvements there tSll
on. For terms apply to Alex. Shaw, on the pre-.
misses, or at this Office. Nov. 9th, I'm.
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Masonic CHAR1rY.-We have seen
a circular issued by the Masonic Rel
ief Lodge No. l of this city to their
brethern in different parts of the
country, showing the amount of relief
granted by them from 1852 to 1855.
(nine months inclusive. From this
we learn tibet the sums granted to Ma.
sons Of Louisiana amouted to 1921 ; to
Masons ofotherj Jurisdictions 80, sos 20;
to widows and orphans of this State
$698 IS Of other Jurisdictions $500
10; making grand total in less than
four years Of $7,l75 Is. All this is in
addition to the relief granted to the
members or the families of members,
belonging to the lodges associated in
the Relief Lodge. These are only
ten in number, viz: Perfect Union
No. l, Friends Of Harmony No So,
Mount Moriah No SO, George Wash.
ington No. IS, Dudley No. sc, Marion
No. 6s, Hiram No. 10, Alpha No. 70,
Quitman No. rs and Louisiana No.
1O2. The Lodge has also expended
about $4,000 mot included in the
above cstimates) in the purchase of a
piece Of ground in Greenwood Gene.
cry and the erection of a tomb.-Pica-
PINE.
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From O'Clock P. n. Sunday to 2 P. y. Monday.
M. Burnwell, Pleasant Hill, XIV. :;
A. I. Wells, Fsirheld. Iowa.
D: S. Slaughter 4 Lady Kentucky;
Theodore Johnson, Crosse Tete, La.
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Why is kiss like q rumor! Be-
cause it goes from mouth to mouth.
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Taken Uu

Taken Up.
\ STRAY BAY MARE, at the ~
II plantation of the undersigned, -"
about Ia Hands high, two hindi-
feet white, Branded on the left shoulder
VS.. PHILLIP HICKY,
Hope Estate 18th nov. 1855.
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Per Michigan.
q BDL0 NEW KROUT.
& HALF BBI0.
3 DBIS. WHITE BEANa,
DRIED PEACHES.
$50 SACK ASSORTED SHOT,
50 BAGS NEW BEANS.
- BARRELS CHOICE APPLES,
8 " EXTRA WHISKY,
We have the shove ut retail and Wholesale.
(Nov131 A. MONTAN / BRO.
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Psebltc HHcE!

L this date keep constantly running 81
within the limits Of the City. public -A>ak
hack; with two nne horses and . careful driver
to take ladies and gentlemen to any part Of the
city. The charge will be Is cents, for each pas.
seDger. The driver will wear DAnD ON bis hat
to be known. Should the hack be wanted 1t any
particular time Of day, Il can be engaged 1t either
Of the etabla. The hack will carry three persons.
Nov. 15-y. 4. BEAL.
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New Rall and VVlnder G00d1s.
0>C0N01, has now in store well selec.
" ted stock of Fall and winter Goods, con-.
sisting In parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress.
Trimmings.
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Death ON Rats.
A SMALL lot Of Burgess Roach, Rat ant
II Mouse Exteminator just receive'.
and for sale BY. WIN BOEGEL, Drug.
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NRACKNELL BUISCUIT.-Forty
" boxes Of this great delicscy, Just received
and for sale b. JOSHUA DEAL.
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This Day Received.
IN BARRELS Extra Whisky; 20 /
i " Extra do. 10 bis. old vineger; S bis.
best N. Y. Brandy; 4 bbls. best Mongolia
Whisky; l bbls. Stoughton Bitters, for
sale cheap for Cash by A. WILsoH 4 &c.
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DI.SCLPH LIME.-80 Bbls. in.
ID store and for sale by WV. BoeEL,
Novs. Druggist.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-08
Furniture and Chairs.
=. HA B h,

Furniture and Chairs.
=. BARR,
WOULD respectfully Inform the pub
lie that he has just opened an add
tional Furniture Ware-room In the
building adjoining the old one- where
se makee - order. and keeps on hand good sssort.
neat Of Cabine. Ware.
His stock consists In part o.
Dressing and plain Bureaus;
Csusre Card and sewing Tables
Dining and Breakfast DO.
Redsseaas, Double and Singles
Lounges and Wardrobss
Cnptoards. large and smail
Ladies' Work Boxes, Looking 0iasscS
Cribs, Cradles and Trundle Beds
Once Desks, Towel Racks and Dustasa
Chairs. Cane, Polka. French;
Seollcp Back, Split Bottom;
Sewing and Arm Rockers;
Also, Willow Wagons, Baskets, chHrnA,
Tuie. BaeSets, selves. Broons, &e.. Se.
Rooms on Brad. Street., between Third and Psas!s
streets.
Cofnns mads With dispatch.
Davenport, June 1cth. l6ss.