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- years reasonable terms eighteen LOIS % by 100 known
Ne Gutenberg ferry property fronting tho North river op
DoHle Sxteth street. with the water privilege suitable
hber coal business ship building Misunderstanding pur
poses growing neghb crhood For particulars inquire Of
= BECKER, North Hoboken II. II. q p. BRUNJES, Zf3
NAshnGt0n street GLANDER STELl u Murray street
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NTOTICE-A SPECIAL. GENERAL MEETING OF THE
sssocaes tho american Dramatic Fund viii take place
on Thursday September 90 1850 AT O'Clock r. M nt No. Is
Crosby street the purpose Of elecng Director under
rule No n. FKAS. q. WEMYSS Sec. a. ID. I. Assn.
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I packet ship AMERICA, Capt Barstow, will positively
sail or Wednesday the l2h September The
Of the port Of New York Applications for cabin saloon
cond cabin and Storage passengers he made board
pier No North river, or TO DEMAREST JONES, 40 South
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nKAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, AND VALUABLE FARM
ID Of eighty for aala-Wth first class mansion
yanfs house and ontbuidngs n!een miles from New York
xen trains pass daily FIVE minutes walk from the depot. Must
- TO be appreciated VIII be so at bargain. Apply
t0P. CASTERS 543 Broadway, up stairs address y
Pest. Elizabeth CITY. N. j.
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LNIRST CLIPPER FOR eAN rRANCIsCo-aUARAN.
T. tecd to sai before Thursday, 10Th Sept
patch ne-The magnificent first class clipper ship SKY
LARK. stephen b. Dow, master, Is receiving her
at pier 10, East river and will positively sail above. nip
particularly requested send their freight promptly
board and bear In mind that the this
warranted 10 sail before the day advertised and
have been viii be detained For balance Of
capacity dsengaged apply TO
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A BARGAIN.--A FARM FOR SALE ON LONG
"A Island containing iortyve acres, for 81 00 1--WE hun
dred OF which may remain; hours ride from New York
good house and barn and fruit trees F particulars inqur
market, NY.
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IvoR sALE-oNE or THOSE BEAUTIFUL BROWN
ssone houses the north side Of Thirty sixth street be-
Lexington ard Fourth avenues built In the latest style
end all the modern improvements streets
= he city. Inquire the premises
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A UsTRAI.IA-PIoNEER LINE-CARRYING THE U. s.
N MaiL-shiprers per clipper ship BLACK SEA
luested TO clear their goods ~ the Custom House
Passenger. VIII be on board a pier r. "Wednesday,
M9A M The beautiful 1clpper bark Godcn Era win
coed the Black Sea and OF her cargo posi-
lively engaged viii have immediate despatch For freight
or passage apply to- f.
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY--GREAT REDUC.
~ ton In prices-For California via Panama-The Ish-
crossed from in four hours In first class rail
Meals the Islmus free passengers. Bag
gage for cabin free for 100 pounds Baggage FOR
free for 30 pounds Embarkng Paaa
free for all passengers by the following magnificent steam
ships:-
GEORGE LAW, GOLDEN AGE,
JNO l.. STEPHENS, GOLDEN GATE
The next viii be despatched for Aspnwa her
gular day Thursday September 20 al O'Clock r. M from
The pier foot Of Warren street ~ r. ting Panama
with the Pacific Mail Stoamphip Company yifcont
err SONORA, Capt. Richard Whiting.
The public are informed that the r. NJ s. Co. always have
extra steamers lying Panama ready for
avoid any possible detention Of passengers mails.
For passage, apply 10 l. W. RAYMOND at the only oce
q the companies 7 West street. OF Warren fronng
the North river.
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LfOR SALE--A VALUABLE pRopEpry nv Tur
Boston road situated between the villages " west Farms
rood land m high state Of cultivation On mo rn,.s No.
are two comfortable dwellings and good nro r.fr.
hnds Of John Beck and Thomas r. Walker, Esrrs neng
yfin ten minutes walk OF the Morrsania depot where ~
Farms stages 70 meet stopping al AID
sepot Title indispuahe r. S.For further partouars a.
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the salary OF Professor james Y. Espy
for the current fiscal year ending June
thirgieth, eighteen hundred and hfty-six.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, viz: Freight and
transportation, printing and stationery,
advertising in newspapers, books, maps,
models, and drawings, purchase and re-
pair OF Are engines and machinery, re-
pairs Of and attending TO sseam-engines
IN navy-yaris, purchase and mainte-
nance Of horses and oxen, and driving
teams, carts, timber wheels, and the par-
chase and repairs Of worklnen's tools,
postage OF public letters, fuel, oil, and
candles for nayy-yards and shore sta
tious, pay Of watckmen, and incidental
labor, not chargeable 10 any other sppro-
pristion, labor attending the delivery Of
stores on civil stations, wharfage. dock
age, and rent, travelling expenses OF Off
GERS and Others under orders, funeral ex-
peases, store and Office rent, stationery,
fuel, commissions aud pay Of clerks TO
navy agents and ssorekeepers, flags, avn
ings, and packing-boxcs, premiums and
other expenses of recruiting, apprehend-
ing deserters, per-diem pay 10 persons at
tending eourts-msrtial and courts Of in
H9ttfs EAl OAA}Ns otA't'Nc RAt1&sA1~t ~
law, pay 10 judges advocate, piloiage and
towage OF vessels and assistance 10 ves-
sells ia distress, bills of health, and quar-
sntine expenses OF the united States navy
in foreign
For repair Of buildings for the necessary
additions and repairs 10 the works for
heating the buildings, and support OF the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland.
For continuing the sea-wal along the
northern waterfront of the academy
grounds, grading, draining, and filing
in low grounds, and for keeping the
grounds in ORDER. .......-...,...............
For repainting, canlking, and for other re-
pairs of the fcating balance dry-doek,
basin and railway, at the hayward, PEN
sacola.............-......
For construction, extension, and cou-
pleiion Of the following objects, aud
for contingent expenses al the seve-
raj navy-yards, viz:
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For completing coopers' shop and watch
mems quarters dredging front of basin;
dock basin; sewer and drainage; re-
moving ledge back Of timber shed; pa
wing fue boiler at smithery /: repairs Of
floating dock for new shell-house for
safe-keeping OF shells and repairs Of all
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money, per second article treaty twenty
ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty
For nineteenth of twenty instaments in
goods, per second article treaty twenty
so ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty
w
90 For nineteenth OF twenty instamenis for
90 the purchase Of provisions, per second
90 article treaty twcnty-ninth July, eighteen
90 hundred and thirty seven.................,.
90 For nineteenth Of twenty instalmenis for
90 the purchase Of tobacco, per second ar'i-
90 Gle treaty twenty-nirih Jalg, eighteen
90 hundred and thirty seven............-....
90 For fourteenth Of twenty-five instruments
In money, per fourth article treaty fourth
o0 October eighteen hundred and torty-two
% For fourteenth Of twenty-five instalDcnls
ia goods, per fourth article treaty fourth
October eighteen hundred and forty-two
For fourteenth OF twenty-five insiaimenls
for the support Of schools, per fourth ar
ticle treaty fourth October, eighteen hun
dred and forty-two..
For fourteenth Of twenty-five instaltnents
for the purchase o! provisions and tobae-
co, per fourth article treaty fourth oc'o-
Der, eighteen hundred and fcfty-twc..,..
w For fulfilling treaties witt, the Chippe-
was Of Lake Superior, 70 as 70 con-
tieth September, eighteen hundred
and 6fty-sour;
For expenses Gin part Of selecting reserve
tons, and surveying and marking ihs
boundaries thereof, per second, tiird, ana
twelfth articles Of The treaty Of septem-
90 her thirtieib, eighteen hundred and any
For the payment Of the FIRST Of tweniy inr
staisnenss, 10 coin, goods etc, agricul-
tural implements, etc. aud edacsiioh,
etc., per fourth article Of the treaty d
September th,rtieih, eighteen aundrsa
and ffty-four..
For she purchase Of clothing and other A..
tieles, to be given 70 the young insn q
the next annuity payment as PER icsrw
90 article Of the treaty II September ihil.
ticth, eighteen handred and lifty-ioaf,,s
For the purchase " agricultural imPlv
menss, and other articles, az presents =,
the mixed bloois, PER fourth article .
the treaty of September thiriieth, elgb
teen hrndred aud if;y-fogr.....,........'..
For the payment of such debis s5 MAJ Y
directed BY the chiefs in open eoancp,
and found 70 be lest and correct ~ ipe
Secretary Of the Interior, per fourth afv-
Gle Of the treaty u September thifueli
eighteen hundred and afty -fouf.s.,...s.:..
For the payment OF such debts Of The boe
Forte bands as may be directed by 'hf's
chiefs, aud found 10 be Just snd eoSwA
by the Secretary Of the Interior "
twelfth article Of the treaty Of Sepiemod
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and hiV-
Aonf.-s.-ss.s
For the pay rnsnt Of the Arst Q! i've ins@F
ments Ia blankets, ciolh, etc, 70 the ~
Forte band, per twelfth article q W
treaty Of September thlrtieth, etgn'@a
hundred and ffiy-four. ....'.....
For the first of twenty instruments fof "
pay Of six smiths aud assistants, per ~"
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toriA, in the Territory OF Oregon Shosl
Water bay, Port Townsend, 10 the Terri
tory 0f Washington, and al such Other
points a. shall be dssi gnaied By tae Post
master SeneFal....................,.
To enable the First Comptroller of The
Treasury 10 examine the claim Of William
r. Glover and Thomas W Mssher, and
their associates, aud ascertain and sllow
such damages As they arc entitled 10, Ia
justice and equity, in consequence Of the
refusal Of the Postmaster General to car
~ into effect the contract entered into
between William II. Glover and rhoass
W. Mather and the Postmaster General
ia eighteen hundred and iifly-three, zoe
the transportation OF the mails on the
Mississippi aud Ohio rivers...................
To pay 10 urlah r. Monroe, bis representa-
lives or assigns, as pay Ia fall for sxtra
mail service on The mall-roulc from Sac
ramento TO Shasta, iushc State al Cali.
fornia, commencing October the 'irst A.
ID. eighteen hundred and ifiy-onc, and
ending July the fifteenth, eighteen hun
dred and if,y-two..........,..........
To enable the proper comptroller Of the
treasury, under instructions ~ the Attos-
ney General, 10 inquire whether the con-
tract made BY the Postmaster General
with William Z. Blanchard for carrying
the United States mail on route number
ed five thousand aud sixty-siS, 10 the
year eighteen hundred and ffty-thrcc,
was violated by the Postmaster General
without legal and adequate cause sAsen
BY said Blanchard and II Il wss so Sie-
lated, then To ascertain and allow such
damages as be IL entitled toin equity and
justice by reason OF such violation, and
that such damages be paid 10 said Blanch.
ard. indefnite.
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BY the making appropriations
the year ending the thirtieth Of June, thousand
$4,000 90 eight hundred and fity-six
For pay Of commission, warrant and petty
officers and seamen including the engi
neer corps Of the navy s,si5lll o.
For the compensation of the chiefs Of Bu
reau of Construction Equipment and
GOO an Repair and OF Medicine aud Surgery the
same same as now allowed to the other chief
bureaus Of the Navy Department lin
For pay Of superintendent, naval construc-
tors and all the civil establishments at
lss 90 uavy-yards ststions l244so q
For paying to the clerks and others n the
Washington navy-yard the compensation
"a ' eighteen ass 'P Sa9a A ana
ffy-four Unidentified
For provisions for commission, warrant
and officers, aud men,,
engineers and marines attached
For surgeons necessaries and appliances :
~ $50 a5 for the sick hurt Of the navy in
GLIDING the marine 34,a25 oc
ment Of the navy including the and
tear Of vessels in commission fuel for
steamers, and purchase Of hemp for the
To continue the construction Of The i, 's'OO 90
s'cam-frigatss authorized TO be built by
Act OF the first
lasoo ssysns steamer s $4,000 g g
TO enable the Secretary Of the Navy
into effect the Joint
ed by Passed Assistant Surgeon f. x.
For ordnance and ordnance stores and :
small arms, including Incidental expenses $4,000 90
Nautical Almanac. .........4..-....-.... 2Os8O 90
For the purchase Of nautical instruments
$4,000 90 required for the OF he navy for re-
pairs Of the same and also OF astronomi-
cal instruments and for the purchase of
nautical books maps and charts and for
backing and binding the ..... $4,000 90
For printing and publishing sailing drec-
$4,000 90 tons hydrographical survey, and astro-
nomical observations. 90
For models, drawing and copying postage
freight and transportation and Cor work
ing photographic press, including cheu-
Gals; for keeping grounds Ia order; for
$4,000 00I fuel and lights, and for all 9th contin-
gent expenses % the Autographed Office
and United States observatory 1900 oo
For continuing the publication of the series
Of wind and charts and for de-
frsying all the expenses there
10000 90 with $4,000 90
For the of persons employed Mt the
observatory and bydrographical Office
vn: One photographer one instrument
maker, watchfnen and porter also 90
To enable the Secretary Of the Navy to pay
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Eve. for additional 70 the appropriar
lions by the act Of fourth August,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, Tor
lie contingent expenses Of tbs Sem

lions by the act Of fourth August
Eighteen hundred and ffty-four, for
tte contingent expenses Of tbs Sem
ate, viz
FOR binding
For lithographing aud engraring-....-...-..
For the House Of Representatives, viz:
FOR tNsuty-four copies Of q Globe for each
oes.ber and delegate Of the second ses-
sion Of the thirty~third Congress-.........
For binding ~ cnty-ioar copies Of Globe
for each member and delegate Of the
second scssion Of the thirty-ihild Con-
gress.....................,..
For reporting the debates OF the second
session OF the. thirty-third Congress-
To enable John C. Riycs to pay The report
ers OF the House for the Congressional
Globe, viz William W. Curran, william
Hincks, Francis II. Smith, John J Neil
hone. Theodore Y. Andrews, Charles b.
Collar, and Henry q. Hayes, The same
amount OF additional compensation ior
reporting the debates OF the House for
The present session Of Congress 40 has
been heretofore paid them, eight hundred
For the gayment OF like sum TO each OF
the reporters of the Senate, namely
Richard Sutton, d. Y. Murray, ID. r.
Murphy,l r. NJ Patterson, Henry Par
don. James J. Murphy, and David W.
To pay for twenty-four copies OF the Con-
gressional Globe and Appendix OF the
first session OF the present Congress for
each of the delegates from Nebraska and
Kansas, being forty-eight copies, at six
dollars per copy.....---..-...-.......--..
For binding the same, one hundred aud
nin~ty-two volumes, at sixty cents
m
For additional amount required for bind
ing documcEts-.........-....--.
For additional amount required for engrav-
ing and litbograpbing. ....-.....-...--.-.-.-
For the payment Of salaries and other ex-
penses OF the Census Bureau, until the
completion OF the mortality stAtistics-..-
For supplying deficiency in the appropria-
ton for the printing Of the executive de-
pariments.......-.-.........
For the completion Of the printing OF the
Senate, ordered at the present session.
and paper for the same.
Yor the completion of the printing Of the
House, ordered at the present session.
and paper for the sanie......-....--....,..
To pay Norman X. Haskell, of Michigan, in
full Of charges as custodian Of public
property
To pay the draughtsmcn and clerks en-
ployed upon the maps Of the public lands
for the House Of Representatives and the
Committee Of Public Lands, for the ball
ancc Of tde present fiscal year-..-...-.......
For amount equal to drafts, checks and de-
posites, awaiting decisions in certain APP
plications for approval Of sales of Indian
reserves, including eight hundred dollars
collected by, and deposited with, the late
firm Of Selden, Withers 4 Company by
former discussing officer Of govern
m ".
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By the act 10 provide accommodations for
States courts in The city Of jackson, Nissi
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior 10
N contract with the public authorities Of
the city of Jackson, Mississippi, for the
= permanent use OF rooms for the courts of
the United States, in the new city hall
q now ia process OF construction ia that
By the act mating appropriations for the cure
tingent expenses OF the Indian Department
filing treaty stipulauOGs with various India
O the year ending june ,hiriieih, one thousand
dred and tiily-six, and for other purposes.
For the cnrrnt and contingent expenses
Of the Indian Department, viz;
q For the pay Of superintendent Of Indian
affairs per acts Of fifth June, eighteen
al hundred and fifty, twenty-seventh Feb
ruary eighteen hundred and ifty-onc
and third March, eighteen hundred and
hfty-two.....
For the pay OF the several Indian agents
per acts Of fifth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty, twensy-sevcnth February, eigh-
4 teen hundred aud iifiy-one, aud thirty
first July eighteen hundred and fifty
For the pay of tue several Indian agents
per act Of ,liriy-irst July, eighteen hrn-
dred and fifty -four and for arrearagcs Of
pay TO one IN the state Of New York, one
AT Green Bay, Wisconsin, one for ihe
Seminoies west Of Arkansas, aud one for
the Indian tribes In utah................,,.
4 For the pay OF interpreters, per acts OF thig-
tieih June, eighteen hundred and thirty
q four, twenty-sevcntb February, eighteen
hundred and ffty-one and thirty first
n July, eighteen hundred and i'fy-ionr...,.
For the pay OF clerk 10 superintendent az
| IL f.nY apt AZ ,sv.o
seventh June, eighteen hundred and for
.,.......,........,,....,....,..
| For the pay of clerk TO superintendent IN
California per act Of third March, eighteen
hundred and fty-two..............,,..,..
S For presents 10 ndians.........,.......,.
For provisions for Indians. ................s...
For buildings At agencies, and repairs
thereof....-....-...-.......
l For contingencies of The Indian Depart
ment..,,-....,.,..,.....,.. ................-,...
2 CAMANCHEs, KloWAs, AND APA-
CHES, or ARKANSAS RIVER
For second Of ten ins,alments for the pur-
chase Of goods, provisions, and agricul-
tural implements, per sixth article treaty
tweniy-seventh July, eighteen hundred
and tilty-three ............,.....,.............
For the expenses OF transportation OF the
second OF ten instruments ol goods, pro-
visions, and agricultural implements, per
sixth article treaty OF twenty-seventh
July, eighteen hundred and iifty-threc...
CIiEROKEES
o | For the payment Of this sum due the Chcro-
KEGS. on account Of interest between the
first May, eighteen hundred and forty
O five, aud first May, eighteen hundred aud
torty-sx on stocks Of the State OF Mich-
ol gan held ia trust by the Secretary Of the
Il Interior, under the treaty Of eighteen hum
i drei and thirty-fye, and the supplement
q of March, eighteen hundred and thirty
"a
+ CHiPPEWAS OF MISSISSIPPI AND
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BY the act making appropriations for the naval service for
the year ending the thirtieh Of June, thousand
eight hundred and ffty-sx
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BOSTON.

For removing and altering coal-house Mt
smithery stone wall north side Of tim
Der dock, and filing area around ma
chine-shop and smithery packin9-honse
and cooperage; rebuilding dock-engine
boiler-house; paving area around dry
dock; paving between sheds numbers
thirty-one and thirty-three; extension of
city sewer 70 sea-wall finishing coal
house at rope-walk; machinery for ma
chine-shop and smithery; steam-engiae
and pump for rope-walk; completing
the foundry, boiler, and machine-shop,
and necessary tools for the same and re-
pairs Of all ..........................
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CHiPPEWAS OF MISSISSIPPI AMI
LAKE SUPERIOR.

For nineteenth Of twenty instalments In
money, per second article treaty twenty
ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty
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compared with those If lhe past s. assoc The stock
hand estimated Il A. ~ If le1lek and 40
oak do
E'Dix.--1he stock reduced, which with good de-
mani caused prices TO tend Upward Tue only import
during the week 1900 Orinccoe, sceivei tie
10th instant. TRANSACTIONS 70 cols !erable ex-
tent during the week chiefly in Rio randes ana Buenos
Ayr. The former eloseo a. xic. and tho latter nj .Je.
The stoct was only soout 5000. ast Ia go a. the
same period as year lie receipts be-destae ori.ecos
above 0s5 ON the YES. Iadics Southern ports
and :, roo from Ptilsdelpbi,; total, Il. l1j.
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r BOGAIsT, AUCT1ONfJR.-BT : BDTART-SAlfS
81 rooms corner lsnkor and William street. Mort
gng- sale e aprscs, Carriages harness &c. Tuesday
Aug Il, 1866, nj ii O'Clock, at the livery stables No,
101 103 ami loo Grand street Of Mercer gtree
by virtue Of chattei mortgage, the following property
viz one calaohe coach butt coach eleven horses
three top wagons, two Light wagons bsrouche one
two-seated wagon two double horse sleigh I'VE sets sin
gle harness, i've Fes double harness lot beds blanket.
Office furniture, &c
0. /, RYFR, Attorney 'o< Mortgage
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ToHN HouGH, AUCroNEER.-A NOTICE.
81 Magnificent house furniture, rosewood piano
forte per and oval mirrors. velvet CARPETS oil paint
ings. statuarA &c, to be sold this LAY, Monday ut
10l A. N. precisely. These goods the entire SPLEEN
did contents Of the rst class four story dwelling No 10
Murray street, and are 10 be sold without A
part bat not minute lat sannsxcd-Parlors-0ncm mag
niGcent rosewood suit consisting OF seven pieces the
fraines of which solid rosewood esboratey carved
and upholstered, in crimson and maroon brocls
wood octave panofortc OF bcan tome and fully
warranted massive rosewood bookcase carved rosewood
etoxere with plate gAss doors and back elegant ladies'
escFuoire hisid beautifully throughout. carved
wood centre tables, with satHary marble tops heavy
French plate pier glasses rosewood bullet beautifully
decorated china vases marble tatuary worry hne
designs excellent collection OF oil paintings by
tsts Of acknowledged talent royal tapestry velvet
pet alabastor marble and Gothic nlaii clocks elegant
lace curtains, cornices, shades DC Dining roorn-ooh
mahogany extension table with carved feet mahogany
ten and breakfast tables mahogany cushioned chairs,
decorated china dinner aud tea ae silver tea servcc
casters cake baskets forks, spoons sc cut glass wines
goblets preserves fruit dishes, &c. ivory cutlery
gravel decsntefs, silver napkin rings NC. &c Cham.
hers--Roewood and mahogany bcdstcad-, bureaus,
wsshsana and card tables vood suit in hair cloth
mahogany do, tapestry Brussels AMI ingram carpets
pier anil oval mirrefs. pslas~es pure curled h mat.
tresses feather liowa AMI holsters Mareie counter.
yaues lace and muslin window drapery cornices shades
toilet sets engrsspgs, 6c &c. Catalogue A. the house.
Sale without, regard to weather