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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25


Mr.. Locke, formerly editor of the Savannah
Republican, in a letter to that paper from Eu-
rope, giving an account of q recent visit to
Venice, says:
GA strange occurrence took place while
was in Venice. On the same evening, in differ
ent parts Of the town, two young girls, nine or
ten years old, were enticed away to solitary
abode, where they were blindfolded and con-
Quoted to another retired house. Here they
| were we'll treated for twenty four hours, with
enough to eat and drink, but they were bled
several times almost to the point of fainting,
and when they had no more blood to spare,
without endangering their lives, they we're re-
stored to their homes by night, in the same
mysterious way, Everybody in town was
startled by this singular incident The most
common explanation was, that an old sorceress
had recommended to some deluded being, bath
ing in the blood Of young and healthy persons,
as % method of restoring exhausted nature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

But see, the Virgin bless
Hath laid her babe to rest
Time is tedious song should here have ending
Heavens youngest teamed star
Hath dxid her polish'd car,
Her sleeping Lord with handmaid lslup attending:
And all about the courtly stable
Bright-harness'd Angels sit in order seryiceabIs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25
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It was the winter wild, NE
Whie the heaven born child
All meanly wrapt in the rude manger lies:
Nature in to him,
Had dof d hex gaudy trim ,z
With her great Master SO to sympsthise:
It waB no season then for her @"
To wanton with the sun, her luaty paramour
oy ..u.- II.
Only with speeches fair
ehe woos the gentle air -N
To hide her guilty front with innocent snow;
And on her naked shame,
Poute with sinful blame,
The sanity veil of maiden white to throw;
Confounded, that her Makers eyes
Should look SO near upon her foul deformities
II III. ++ x
\ But He her fears to cease, -~,s9. .s.z -s5. i
Sent down the meeked-ey'd Peace;
She, ctown'd with olives green came softly sliding
Down through the turning sphere,
| His ready harbinger,
| With turtle wing the amorous clouds dividing;
| And, waving wide her myrtle wand
She atrikes universal peace through SEQ and land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

Ahd 504ten MDIoch, led, =
Hath left In shadows dred
His burning idol all Of blsckest hue;
In vain with cymbals' ring
They call the grisly king. a
In dismal dance about the furnace blue:
The british gods Of Nile "a fast,
Isis. and 0rus, and the dog Anubis, haste.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

When such musick sweet
Their hearts and did greet,
As never was by mortal fingers trook;
Diviney. .warbled voice
Answering the stringed noise, @"t
As all their souls in blisstul rapture took:
The air, such pleasure 10th to lose,
With thousand echoes still prolougs each heavenly clos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

No war or battles sound,
Was heard the world around s5-.
The idle spear and shield were high up hung;
The hooked chariot stood
Unstaiu'd with hostile blood;
The trumpet spake not to the armed throng
And Kings sat still with awful eye,
As If they surely knew their soYran Lord was by.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25
Nature that heard such sound,

At last surrounds their sight
A globe of circular light,
That with long beams the shsmefacd night srray'd
The hemed Cherubim,
And eworded Seraphim,
Are in glittering ranks with wings displayd,
Harping in loud and solemn qnire,
With unexpressiVe notes to Heavens new born Heir.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

ForEake their temples dim. "a .s
With that twice -batter'd God Of Pslsstine
And mooned Ashtafoth,
Heavens queen and mother both
Now sits not airt with taper's holy shrine;
The Lbyck Hammon shrinks his horn
In vain this Tyrian maids their wounded Thsmmuz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

Brandy Srdte,
AL last his yishun bubble Crowd stranger chap he sor
which thinkn 1t wos Tommus Biggs he puncht him in
the jor;
The stranger chap wolkt inter HIM sum wun turnd of
the lite,
And in the dark upon the fore they had tairin fte
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XII,

| Such musick (as tits ssid)
| Before never made,
But when Of old the sons Of morning sung,
| While the Creator Great
| His consultations set,
| And the well-basncd world on hinges hung
i And cast the dark foundations deep 81
And bid the weltering their oozy channel keep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

Crnnp asd Pam Killer Sec Ad
rc1isement in th,s paper.
PUFFY iHl BLOOD

~ "a tti4afN; 4 n Ciaf- jcsly .sle5rslcI A,,i
Sol &. f.A-at res ors,,rr isa has inirsj re
T., .,oa ussar,s.ssi b, stha ,fe,a. fr The cure
- Sansrs efeveY iss,stptita \. Asptins Neiciae
il IL s,iaal "a ls Ca ise assi With srie;i saiets
- Al strsiA4. II nHactarai sal s,li By Q KING
at ett H4st1s-,g Sirsas s-dsy Pins .Gre,s Charca
an. al a, ,e- Sac IN n ss,is wssr. s..s NAY b.
Saai Dr Wa. c2tss's c35tr'a ssai DiafrisB Hsai
4 Era, inHlthas 81 q ~ ftmi ~ irias4. II
srx i.a sry sssss.fa tat - athef y fstie " I.
be;n Snaps aat ea;np lu,a
0slsrl ~ as1fa u ss-I;5Nat!y ata7 tel 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17


County Of Han cock.
The undersigned inhabitants Of the towns Of
Bluehill and Sedgwiek in said county would
represent that public convenience and neces-
sity require that read be laid out as follows :
commencing near the house OF Elliot Gray III
Sedgwick thence in an casterly direction 80 a.
to intersect the highway near house Of Ebene-
ger II. Grindlc in Bluehill, and following said
highway towards Bluehill village to near house
OF Thomas Gray, thence running in the cast
erlv direction So as to interscct the highway
near the house Of late Capt John Gushing i'll
Blaehill.
EBEN II. GRINDLE, and Is athcrs.
Buchill, juno 25th, 1855.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS. Court Of County Commission
ers. April adjourned fcrm 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition. it l. considered
I by the Commissioners, tina. the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought 10 ne heard
touching the matter SCI forth in thejr petition
and therefore order, that the County Cersnis-
siorcrs meet at Etien. II trHdle', in Hlaehill
ON Tuesday the 10Th day Of September next,
! at ten ct the clock in the forenoon. and thence
( proceed to view rhe route mentioned in sad
petition. Immediately after which vicy a hear
ing OF the parties and witnesses viii he had
at some convenient place in the vicinity. and
such other measures taken ~ the premises as
the Commissioners shall Judge proper. Md
Il Is further
/ Ordered, That notice 4 The time. place and
purpose Of the Commissioners meeting afore-
SAID, be given - all persons and corporations
Interested BY serving atteSted copies q the
petition and this order ,hrrean.upon the clerk
Of the towns 81 Bluehill and Scdsw'ck and by
posting up attcsted copies as aforesaid. n tlree
+ public places IN each Of said towns thirty dav>
at least before the time appointed fcr said view
and by publishing the petition and order taerc-
on, three week. sueocs,ivoly in the Ellsworth
american a newspaper published in Ellsworth
in the county Of Hancock. she lrst publication
20 lie thirty DAYS at least before the tine Of
SAID vi,w; that al persons and corporations IN
tercstcd may attend and he heard If they think
1T.
Attest, PAREB W. PERRY Clerk.
A true copy OF tho petition and ord.r there
on ATTEST
/ 50 PARKER ". PERRY. Clerk.
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INHALATION
FOR THE CURE OF
ASTHMA AND CONSUM on

A MOST woadsrfnt discovery has recently been mad
u b, Or. CURTIS for the cure Of Asthma CoHtump
tinn Brotchttis Coughs Cois aad all Lung Complaints
by MediciieJ lahslstion. Or CURTIS'S NOR
an Or fNIfaLING HfGEAN iiPoR ard
CHERRY NlREP, has accomplished the Tos
teffuicut OF Asthma aud Consumption In the ciiy Ell
New York and vicinity for few months past. ever
kggWn 10 na' nus Psoduoihs aa tess''h on ilsets
he Lungs never before Witnessed See certutaiss
in hands nf tgents
The lnhaler i. worn IN the breast under the ueen
Without thg least Inconvenience, the heat OF the oaIy
heine sHicicnt 70 eyapgrste the fuid supplying the
lungs ealstantly with hsNins AID agreeable sspar
qsSSns into she AR Gets and passages The ags that
cannot p.ssiAy Re reached by any other medicine. -
Here 10 case Of
CONSUMPTION Cured.
SRw YoBk Dee 27lh 1853
| came to New York in the ship Telegraph my "a
tive ps IS IT John, New Prunawtek whenlI rcae he'd
this city my health very poor had vety bad cough
rsis=d good deaf Of matter which frequently pl,N
"a wh blood had pain MY left side, and very
weak and annotated. My frisnls and physician pro
ouupf e my Consumption and heyuad he reach
Inhalnr ycean vapor and Cherry Syrup sod obtain
81 package, which ssFily believed saved my life =
ear,ng the Inhaler, found IL relieved Tie
ptezur. o. lungs aud white the disease made
it, appearance ulrNu the surface uusr the Inhaler
took the Chcrry Syrun directed and continued to 81
ga nv ,a,~A -rslustIq growing better anil "a ea,ieio
auI now consider self cnsei stu
Ne ishalsr the OF II IL rahat plsss1 st. aui hr
ieviae il strengthening AVID purifying the luac,
eel ua~i.ii"s At present to dispense with H.
JOHN WOOD
..sis are si1y received from, elesesuen aad s,',s,
efE1as ~ tive ttrrrtt frzpsc gaiitifs 1t ef
heretofore considered iatafshie Of ksihms ncnnehtt
casBta rfa acc all dasea$e- the IHHgs ~ pst III
ISf> HAGEANA Head The f.liowlas
n Busssil. faztWaster 81 Burlington avs.
.oal HArn more h crana Il rs working .esssscfH
her, as.,'"y Ut sar lungs bctieFe II VII eere snS
tho Es=t and hen pt4ae
80 ia{ 5s ta I al eotsi u - sue 10 TIE thr 'nets
an NM ssit nv 1stth'or. To Raf5 hass tae kscs
swcek fr daughter il gives her perirel test d.
Is. g tset beg 50 .tst -
Kygesaa in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

The subscriber hereby gives public notice
b. ali .,oneeraatl. tina, he has been duly ap-
}, ,iHt,d pnd h Az taken upon hinisvifthe trus,
- -Vcra,pr OF thc crtaie a. Calvin Kit.
redse late of Al. Dessert in ,heHounry of Ham
cech drce,rsd, BY giving bond as The law di
.esis IL therefore Requests all persaas " 10 are
,Ud6a; 3 to the ssil tieceassd's essais, - MAKE
/ 81 p.tii, payment, and those who have any
,lena,.ts tasrea,, Ia exhibit the sanre for set.
temoat. JOHN WHITAKER, Jr
M Desert, JuAe - 1856. p
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Al 4 Cnnr, nf Probate

II Jiasu NJ Ellsworth, within aud for the ooun-
~ u. Hancock, on l.t the Wednesday OF
Angus, IN the wear Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty FIVE.
On petition nf Thomas G Saunders cxecu-
ttr II the last sill aud Testament of JOHN l.
y unders late of
o.tand in ssid county, deceased, rspresenl-
III. that the personnel estate Of sad deceased,
}, not sufficient 10 pay The just 'ebls. who II
he owed At the tune Of his death BY he sum
ri ninety eight dollars and praying
s,r license TO sell and convey much of
II 90 Il estate ct said daceascd Is may he
,sars fir thu payment of sad debts aud
,ac.l r,4l -harSes,
erdct,l. 'Ehat The petitioner give notice
,.ercof - the hers Of said deceased ana to
At, persons ,.,2ft sted in sand estate by causing
copy al tins order to be published IN the
Ellsworth Afae printed IN Ellsworth
ihtec weeks suecess,veiy, that they may mp.
pear at u p.raate Gouri TO he holden ut Buck
SPORT in rad co>snty. the ti,ird Wedues-
aty af ) plumber next, at ton u cl1ct in the
ti,renaon, and shsw cause II any thsy have,
Il, the prayer Of sand petition should not be
t1t;rd.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
K true copy,
Ii At,a,,- "A. T. DRINKWATER, Rig.
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Executors Notice.

< true copy,
Ii At,a,i- "A. T. DRINKWATER, Reg.
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Fur sale m Ellsworth by e & Peck
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fsz III MEND .a'#. f.. 3i.,li'
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z+-5+z .A' --t5 - esq Frst* e-.e tra-r HH
so \, $3.50 sff' "@F N'alst4 $50 : 7-t~sa- sata
t.nfe -'.''s, - .f9'- esi - 0Etr -ts.s te tst
- ~ 90 80 "H-' i"f taeafr gaJru iys
", - = h'eih' Afsf7si rt' - =
'sst s.fe'' 'Hs 49, tii.f ttas Is -strl it9ss
81" 'N. 800 A'"t BE- --,t = 8 .es4 -s.*
- %. N"a'H' nae .t'f1 4
A1t'' ''' 'eS 20 SUI Inc" freacv ''- -
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~ 80 We '-' &C. '--s - 80 .-sis
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The fs'ss o. essefe fiat ter si .ssgc-a rss com
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-17

Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell VA,
For sale ~ l.i,HaflR - {. q p \
nni Benz Nnu,,e. CherIy held -
SauIe, SHAW x Co.
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4 A.. nRtNKwArsR. Rrcj,'
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Ti.fx rlsaa,h wi hn and fNr iho ssrHt- of Hanenet
az n, 6tst Weihssay VI August, ~ the yuat OF Oh
t4.T} eighteen hundred and and hltv I've.
rsal !. >has add Lnths- I'hihPs, Executors ~ the
Ia se4G aud Tssia neat james Took i.te al Otlaad -
-, tAntt.y caisc3- hasiag presented their hnd a
- II Ey.cutoc-hip upaa sad eSt 'e iof l'robut
Gr,r.i That said ESee give notice hereof 10 81
-ef.es It.restet hA IA !.tn4 copy 81 hs ttt Ia "a
u-iriis.e! three weeks stlccssvei! IA Ire tlsWotN
4rs-c#u printed Al Ellsworth that they 'na2 a77aSF a
i't.ae Iohri he hid At Bsck pol ii sand NluhsA
-, tfr Wednesday, Of next At ten OF ne eatt
"a ,r k,..n-oa aud stes csHse II aHy theH have, mh5
PARKER TUCK Judge
u i T HGINKwaTEG Register
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

the market cIosng dull white Southern va scarce,
and wss worth sboOt 81 II. Rys-Ths sales orAcsd
about 1000 pushsls, 1t u 43 81 49, which easier
Data wsss in moderate dsmsnd, at cac. sae for sts
s1 Coms.l.s OF 900 bags II Rio v.rs reported :.
p. Z, $50 DO MAiAcs,bo ~ itxo. aiskc. Aad g. bSs
CorIoN-ihs market vas quiet, bang confined to
about 600 800 bales the msrkst remaining Arm, and
FIsH.-Ihe market was unchanged, bat With rather
more doing. Dry cod ceiling IT q IL - as And
msclerel, large No. 1t 80 10 . go. Scaled herring
FRu0uTs we're duh in ell eirections and
auits light TO Lverpso fs~ huadrsd biss of cotton
wvre shipred at 1870, With outside matters
Rr,y.ts terms There was nssnaS ~. 70 neaaoa I'M, T.
To Bremen 1s0 bales Of cotton we're rspartsd &C No
with lot Il India rubber arc measursmeut goods at
H1Y.-Osd WE scarce aad toerAbly arm, fer ahis-
ment, at d &C . 81 IL.
Hssp--sai.s cf 1870 bales Asricsa dew rottsd DANA
red Wers ma 80 By auction a. el06 St26
iRoS-S:otch pig wAs steady, with moderate salss at
Mol Assss Sales Of $50 bills New Orleans, at s2c
The sales embraced about 1900 bits, nslud1g
mess at $40 rs SO III, With . sman lot o. s. bbls :,
ii SEQ; new snsss at S16 so, And old 1t
embraced zoo SOC hbs, at 90 IS $40 rs for country
PRIME and Sill 3l3 for do; $50 bbls Chicago
PACKED extra cold At $40 Bit and 200 bSls
and creeping. Lard.-260 bbla. wore sold at 1870 .
I0Xe Butter and cheese dull though prices were no.
Rcx-About So casks we're so,dst 6ke exc The
market dull
splcEs-Ssles of eco bsss pimsnto made at p t.
suaARs-Tne market was firm but less active Ths
sales copfred to 600 600 hhds Cubs muscovado,
about 200 Of which were at &c. The range was from
about 6kc, to exc . exc. for prime.
Whisky was quiet, che receipts being light, and
som. so to 100 bbls prison reported at 4lc and
leo hhds. drudge At 40c., four months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16


We learn from . circular Issued by the President
Of the Clevs and and Nahouing Railroad, that the
length Of tho read, from Cleveland to Nsw Castle u
So mics. Seventy miles. from Cleveland to Youngs
town, are expected to be fnished this year. The
iron ID purchased-about 1000 tons have already
been delivered on the se, and tae track laying Ia
commenced. Tho company hsvs closed negotiations
for the sale of an issue Of frat mortgage bonds to
supply iron and equip the line. At Youngstown
tie coal fields are reached, which will at once afford
the road profitable business. The cost Of the
read from Cleveland to Youngstown ia estimated at
$4,000 900. The company expect to place the
balance of the road, from Youngstown to New Cas-
tie, Is miles, under contract during thi, season, to
he finished next spring. At New Castle 1t will con-
meet with the North Western road, intended TO
cCur ect that place with the Pennsylvania road ct
Blai;svile
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity snd
value Of certain articles exported from this port dur.
ng the week ending and including Friday, the l0sa
Of July, dis gushing the destination and extent Of
shil ments to each place:-- "a
COMMERCE THE PORT NkW YoRK-vALUE OF Ex
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SkIVhUAf, Juh6 no r NJ,
20 about /, e22 ibis.
RREArsTvyTs -F1our was isaeuie, at the prev,ous
dsy's quotations The SAILS footed up about s5o hhs
including inferior to good State At 81 81 81
good straight 10 extra, - 81 - ST. Western ccmmo,
10 gcod and choice brands % IL ~ So and 90 rs
$40 81 for extra do Canadian toeraby hrm: sslss
OF ECO bbls AZ $40 ~ Gil IL Southern sales on 70o
$50 bbls At $40 81 90 rs for MIXED to choice brs.ds
sns fancy 70 extra CO. at Gil et2 Rye nour-Ta bbls
supsrhne sold 81 % 81. Nsal quiet, at ~ AZ
wfeAt-Sales OF 100 bushels Capsdiaa AZ 81 TO- ana
200 busAsls soui hsrn, 20 arrive on Mood.v A.
private terns 1hs CHIEF salss making % Msoissn nd
ther birds Of cd wssst chitay In small io.s Al
irregular prfca. Corn-Tss saiss embraced so 0cb a
90, coo bushsL At SOC oie eA.eay, bovsyer At 900
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lDVERTISEMENTS RENEWEB EMMY DAY,
SAFES Ar AUCTION.


4 LBERF H NfCOLAY, Observation-Disclosures H.
"A NICOLAY will sell, this day, July 10, at 12K
O'Clock, at tie Merchants Exchange for a,count OF
whom IL may concern
Great Western Railroad (nIinots Hrs mortgage
10 per cent bonds, each. ,000
So 0G0 Flushing Railroad frst ortgags cent bonds
eco Virginia State per cent bonds each coo
$1,000 Missouri State bonds OF 1883, each 81 COO
slOo, 600 Louisiana State per cent bonds
Sc, COO Pittsburg city per cent boncs each COO
81, COO City Of Memphis bond.
olo One certificate Of the Breckenridge Cannsl Coal
Company.
81 Chicago and Mississippi 10 per cent income bonds
each Observation-Disclosures $500
Acc shares Little Miami Railroad each. $50
20 Common wealth Insurance Company. 49,. 100
Park Insurance Company. 100
24O Hampshire Coal and Iron Company. 80. 100
Union India Rubber Company. 100
5000 Fair Grove Copper and Gold Mining Company.
200 New York Bay Cemetery Company. 100
Terms OF SaleTen cent this day and the balance
before O'Clock to The accrued interest A
the bends viii be charged to the purchaser Next rsgr
lar sale on Thursday, July 10.
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A UCfiON N0TICE.-JOHN HOIGH, AuCuONEER.-
~ MAgniHcent household furniture rossxo ID piano.

UCfiON NOTICE-J0HN H0lGH, AuCF1ONEER.-
IA Magnificent household furniture rosswo I'd piano
FORTE pier and oval mrrers velvet carpets, oil pstut-
ines. statuAry So to Be sold this day (Monday,) at
l0h A. n. precisely. These gocda the entire spsn-
did contents Of che 6rs cass story dwelling No. 70
Murray street. and are to be sold without reserve
part but not minute, ist ID az.
niosnt rosewood suit committing Of seven pieces the
frames OF which are sod rosewood, deliberately carved
and uphclasrsd In crimson and maroon brocatel cost
$426 rosewood octave pianofsrte, Of beautiful
tone, and fully warranted massive bookcase
carved rosewood stsgsr with plata glass doors and
elegant ladies escrutoire inad ufully
carved rosewood centre tables With stAtuaxy Die
tops heavy vrsneh plate pier glasses, rosewood banst
BEAUTIFULLY decorated china vsses marble statuAfy
very hne designs; excellent collection II Oh paint
ipgs BY artists Of ACKNOWLEDGED talent royal tapestry
vslvst carpet, slabastsr, marble and Gothic inaid
clocks; elegant lace curtains, eornicss, shsdss So
Dining recm-6ohd mahogany extss sion table, with
carved feet mahogany tea and breakfast tables mahe
gapy cushioned chairs decorated china dinner and sa
sets, silver tee services casters cake baskets forks
Spoons Ac cut glass;, wines, goSlets, preserves, fruit
dlshes, c ivory cutlery, engraved decantsrs silver
napkin rings, &s, he. Chambers-Rosswood and ms
ho6any bsdatsads, bureaus, wsshstands and card
tables rosewood suit In hair cloth, mahogany do, ta
psstry, Brussels and ingram carpets; pier and oval
mirror. pslliasses pure surlsd hair m.ttrsssss fea
thor pillows and bolsrs Msrssiles counterpanes lace
and muslin window drapery, cornces, shsdss toilet
tsts eAsravinss, &c, &c. Catalogues OF the house.
Sale without regard to weather.