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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14
THE BIRDS OF SPRING.
BY WASHINGTON IRVING.

My quiet residence in the country, aloof from
fashion, politics, and the money market, leaves
me rather at loss for occupation, and drives
me occasionally to the study Of nature, and
other low pursuits. Having few neighbors, on
whom to keep watch and exercise my habits
of observation, l, fain to amuse myself with
prying into the domestic concerns and pecu-
liarites of the animals around me; and during
the present season, have derived considerable
entertainment from certain sociablc little birds,
almost the only visiters we have, during this
early part Of the year.
Those who have passed the winter in the
country, are sensible Of the delightful infu-
ences that accompany the earliest indications
of spring, and of these, none arc moro delight
full than the first notes of the birds. There is
one modest little sad-colored bird, much re-
sembling wren, which came about the house
just on the skirts of winter, when not blade
Of grass was to be seen, and when few pre-
maturely warm days had given fattering FORE
taste of soft weather. He sang early in the
dawning, long before sunrise, and late in the
evening, just before the closing in of night,
his matin and his vespcr hymns. 1t is true,
he sang occasionally throughout tho day but
at these still hours his song was more re-
marked. He sat on leaAess tree, just before
the window, and warbled forth his notes, few
and simple, but singularly sweet, with some
thing of plaintive tone, that heightened their
effect.
The first morning that he was heard was a
joyous one among the young folks of my house
hold. The long, death-like sleep of winter was
at an end; nature was once more awakening
they now promised themselves the immediate
appearance of buds and blossoms. l was re-
minded of the tempest tossed crew Of Colum
bus, when, after their long dubious voyage, thu
held-birds came singing round the ship, though
still far at sea, rejoicing them with the belle
of the immediate proximity of land. A sharl
return Of winter almost silenced my littl
! songster, and dashed the hilarity Of the house
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14
A Love Cure-A Sketch from Life.
BY OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

had already had some skill and notoriety
in my treatment of pulmonary complaints, and
travelling North one summer for health and
rest. Istopped for few weeks at a beautiful
little village near the St. Lawrence, where was
somewhat known. l had only been in the
village two days when l was called to see the
young daughter of a wealthy farmer by the
name of Summer.
Ida Summer had been the belle of the coun-
ty, and, though only seventeen, her marvellous
beauty had already kindled quenchless fire
in the heart Of many q suitor to her favor.
Frank, confiding and at once playful and mo-
dest, arch, yet innocent, full of wild spirits,
yet utterly devoid of coquetry; to see her
was to love her.
found the peerless girl, whom had re-
mcmbered from the summer before as buoyant
and rosy with health, pale and wan as sum-
mer cloud and apparently in the last and clos
ing stages of a deep decline. A careful inves-
tigation into the state Of her lungs convinced
me that hers was mental rather than a physi-
cal consumption. studied her case carefully,
watched the various expressions Of her speak
ing face, and at last came to the conclusion
that her malady was one of the heart
| OF unrequited affection? could not think
that; beautiful and good as she was. The
case was difficult one. Tcnderly and gently
probcd every sounding, but could arrive at
no conclusion. Thus much I discovered: that
she possessed no particular regard for any one
of the youths far or near, whose name could
get hold Of. And, Notwithstanding all my ef
forts, she seemed rapidly declining
made minute inquiry into her past life; but
cautiously, as not to let my motives be appa.
rent I learned that she had spent few
weeks of the winter preceding with an init
mate friend in an adjoining town, and from
that time had begun to fade. To that town
repaired; but by closest inquiry could asccr.
tain nothing. To all alike she had been friend
ly, but nothing more.
The clergyman of the church which she had
attended was young man, but one given tc
study and secluson. She had consequently
seen nothing of him except in the pulpit.
had made pretcxt to call on him, and found
him man altogether made after the model o
what might be the highest aspirations of wo
mans heart In fact, all the unengaged young
ladies of his parish were well-nigh crazy abou
him. But to all he accorded nothing but {
friendly greeting; and leaving them all, sought
the privacy of his own study. He was em;
nently handsome, and, added to his tall, manly
form and beautifully chiseled features, he pos
sessed benignity Of expression that wa
nearly divine.
l had much conversation with him, and
among other things, casually mentioned Id
Summer and her evidently dying state, enlarg
ing somewhat on her beauty and goodness
His color deepened somewhat as he assente'
to my remarks, and expressed his own regret
at her untimely fate; but otherwise he mani
| fcste, no emotion. remarked, before lei
him, that it was time for him togivc his prett
pcrcop3-c n,jctrceS
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14
MEDICAL SYSTEM.

AGUxVAA Oh 03 EN-.
HOMEOPATHIC DRACHM.
Take little Rum
The less you take the better
Mix it with the Lakes
Of Wenner and Wetter.
Dip spoonful out ...... ..
Mind you don't get groggy-
Pour it in the Lake
Winnepiseogec.
Stir the mixture well, ...
Lest it prove inferior;
Then put half drop
Into Lake Superior.
Every other day
Take drop in water;
You'll be better soon,
Or at least you oughter.
.4.l.T ALLoPATny. ..
Take some Calomel--
The more you take the better
Mix it with drop
Or two of cistern water.
Feed some to your dog;
1t will make him vomit,
And, may be, see stars,
Or, perhaps Comet,
Once in each half hour
Take rousing potion;
Say tumbler full
If that suits your notion
If you chance to die
As you're almost sure to;
You may safely swear
That 1t don't cure you.
HYDRoPATnY.
Take linen sheet,
The larger It's the better
Wrap yourself up well,
And plunge into the water.
Any water II do
Croton. sea, or cistern-
Each should make his choice
As may best suit his turn.
When you're fairly soaked,
If you don't feel better,
Take generous shower.bath,
And get little wettcr.
Touch no wine or gin,
Drink gallons of cold water
You'll be better soon
If you amt you oughtcr.
sENsE-orArnY.
Take the open air,
The more you take the better
Follow Natures laws
To the very letter.
Let the doctors go
To the Bay of Bscay.
Let alone the gin,
The brandy and the whisky.
Crcciy cAcFCase-
Keep your spirit cheerful;
Let no dread of sickness
Ever make you fearful.
Eat the simple food,
Drink the pure cold water,
Then you will be we'll
Or at least you oughter.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-04-14
The 0stend Conference,

Three wise men of Gotham
Went to sea in a bowl,
And if the bowl had been stronger,
Ny song would be Longer.
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1OSS Sumner Arrangement yOSS
Todd. TAKE NOTICE i ODD.

INV RCU1E OPEN TO ST. LOuiS-PASSENGERS
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THE
CLl W LAND. BELLEFoSTAISE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD.
Tbs the shortest and comfortable route from New
York Boston and al SewEnEsne, Albany, Troy and burao
Mari Reefontane Deyion Sydney Pqua and IRE n
vile Ohio Union. Mumce lndsnnpoh Peru L-iayetfs Lo-
eAnTort Tee Hsuie vncennes and Evansville Ind; Loui'
vile Ky. ard ST. Ltuis
THslE Trans LEAVE CLEvrLsSp DAILY SUNDAYS Ex-
GIFTED 7So A NJ Express Tram connects a. Gallon Win
b. and J. Tram.
II 4. ". connecting q, Beefontaine with the NJ K and
L. p rain for urbana and Springfield, and arrive al Dayton
afternoon; Indianapolis az $50 sane evening
nights and the morning oy the carry Trans
foi lafayette Peru. LogLnsport and Chicago
Passengers for Terre HaEte Nincennes AID Eyve
Indianapolis 9j A. NJ arrive Ierre Haute a lZ:lo r. W.
NLcernss at :5 NJ Evansville AZ same evening Lane
Of Post Coaches leaves Nlcennes al $50 r fot Aena Tx
distance Of about &C mica 81 the unfinished Ink OF tue ONO
and Mississippi RaTOsd between Nncen1es anu 81 LOUIS
arrive at Atna in time connect with the Express Ira ~
6:Sc 4 " and arrive 81. Louis az l. 80 sane seruo)n
The Road in fine order snd you pas through oeautu4
country, making change desirable 20 travellers - ,
fsry in Ju his stsge Line viii be filed with lron kas
nskng continuous Railroad Line from the Atlantic 70 toe
Mssss pp Eighyhve miles shorter by this route tnan VIA
To-. DO snd Chicag 20 10 s. Tcus
75 NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland making
connections VITA all places ramed By above rsns arrive az
Indisrspo 8:f5 connect Immediately Win
Express Iran for Nncenres there with Stages tor t
leaving Aeuia So BY Express Train and arrive at 81 Louis
az l:sCP. N.
Passengers desr. stop XeDis H. they leave there
II A. NJ and ~ 81. Louis at P NJ same afternoon
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILRoAD.-On AMI

NEW fOkk ana EhdE naL.n s AMI
senrrr Tr,ins vii leave Pier foot Of Duane follows via:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, st A. ~, for Dunsh
BUFFALO EXPRESS, a ~, FOR bsdao
ate Stations Passenger BY this Tram win remain night
AZ Owe-o, and proceed the next norning -
CkIANB PASSENGER at 5 p NJ from foot Of Cham
bsrssf via Pierou; suaers and tntereae Stao ns
WAY PASSENGER at p. NJ. for Newearsh and ous'4ie'
and intermediate ets'iopS ,,x
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 P. NJ, for Dunkih and b1fLo.
EMIGRsNT, sieP. NJ. for DunkiEk and bsH1o' 81" A'e'
NAY ExPREss, n7:0P. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo and
,ut<fne date Stations. r,.
On SUNDAY only one Express Train. at s. 20 ?. "
These Expires Trains connect ~ Emira with The ana
Niagara Fas Railroad for Nsgzrs FAs Buffalo and Jun
lrk With the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland
Toledo Detroit Chicago re-, and with hrstelss splendid
steamer for al ports Oh Lake Enc. ,,,,,, c--,s,.
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

j DAILY THROUGH Trains BEIWkEN Fn N n
DELPflA srd PITTsBUGH.-The MohNiNo NAL NJ
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh az Y A. VI sne
leaves Pittsburgh for Phlsde pha az A. NJ The FAST LINE
leaves Pbilsdelphia for Pittsburgh at NJ and Ftsoa,a
for Philadelphia F. VI. The NIGHT EMPRESS IitAlN
leaves Ptt delphi for Pittsburgh II NJ and Pittsburgh
Tor Philadelphia at 10 p. NJ
The at i've Pittshursh with the Railroads 10
and from So Louis. No; Altos Gsens, and chicago III
Frarkford Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terra Hante M<d
son Fayei'e and InGsrorois, Ind. Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield b. efopAiue Sandusky, Toledo Cleveland, Co
llubus Zaresvle Masion. aud Wooster OHIO also. with
the Steam PcketbOais from and to New-Orean 81 LOUIS
Louisville and Cincinnati.
For further particulars hsndbs in the hotels OF this
Civ Passengers vii find this the shortest most expeditions
and comfortable route between the Fest and West.
Through be had a. either OF the
places in the West OF Of -, - 80
r. b. DEAN, Agent. New-Je-sey Railroad Co. foot OF
Courtlsnd--t., NewYork
IL ELLICoTT, Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad Co,
No. Aston House. New York
THOMAS MOORE, Agent. cor. 18th and M,rke,.sis,
New York. Aprl 49, 1859 PhhadephiA
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Lecal Fares given by d. c BALDWIN ~ the C. C. and C.
r. r. Oftcs Cleveland.
gssge checked from Cleveland Beef5ntaiue and indian
ero from hence Louisville Madison Terre haue, La
feyefte ard Evansville. 800 81,
Procure Tickets the Lake shcre Railroad Office IN Ceye-
land Of D. G. BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent OF ID. HOk-
ION al the Weddell House, Cleveland
Only l9i HoUKs FEoM CLEVELAND - LOUISVILLE, NY
Merchant. wishing ship Goods make contracts in New
yt Postop Albany or Troy with the General Freight Agents
of The Railroad Companies Erie Canal Lines 10 whom
through Fresht Tariffs have been sent Goods addressed 20
ere HILLS Agent c. c. aud c. Railroad ysland Will
BE- foru ardtd eiih dispatch J. NoIllNUnAl sup J.,
For information relative 70 the above routes apply to D.
EoRTON General Ticket Agent Wediel House Or {. IA.
BROOKS Passenger Agent al the C. c. and C. r. H. Depot
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paper Warebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co., No. % Beekman-ss offer for sals the low
terms:
Whiting Papers, English. French and American
News Paper, all szes, weights add quaitiea
Book Pepper all sizes, weights and quslitiea
Tissue Paper fancy coors and white Of the best quality.
HANGING Pepper white and colored. Different widxhx
HaiierS Paper, thin and Of the best quality.
Cloth Paper 6xfo and fox4e
EngIish Hardware Payer large assortment lost arrived
sheathne Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Pepper, Straw, Rag and Manila
Tea Paper. Of different szes
Tar Roofing PsBss, suitable ior roofs, In IoIls
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NEW ROUTE for GREENPORT and SAG
IN HARBoR--On and sfer SATURDAY, tho ID Of June
the splendid steamer ISLAND BELLE, Cep- f9s ~
viii leave Newly Csthsine Market alp tor SAC hAh.
B0R On TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATlRDAf al, a. II
A. NJ returning will leave Sag HATt0r on MONuAf "Ep-
NEGDAY ard FRIDAY st A. NJ, landing az GreenPor,
Orient PrDt and Northpo boh Fare from and % sag
Bsrtor Geenpogt and Orient Point, 81 50, Northpo e~
Freh taken reasonable rates payable delivery OF ne
roe1s
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ABNER MILLS. assignees
Py ALBxRr II. NIcoLsY, AuctioneeI:
4 IprET ~ NiCOLAY will sell THIS DAY,
] ROGART. Anctioneer.
-JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
A. NJ MERwn, AucoDeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER g. CO.-Trade-Sae

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June IS, at o'clock
CHOICE LAW LIBRARY-Being the entire private colec-
tS of he late Hon HENRY p EDWARDS Judge OF the sn
preme Court recently deceased comprising complete ses OF
E,nmon Law and Chancery Reports, Admiralty Reports
United States and State Laws Commensnes induces
Teltisss c. inc udng many and valuable English Law
Bookbepg one of selected and most complete Law
Lba that has been offered The books are nearly all
nice condition.
Also hIee large Bookcases.
(afnloeuee aren o ready.
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legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate n o.
the County Of New York notice hereby sssn =, he H.,
cons having claims against JACOB RnChEL Ter vanchers
of Newly ork deceased to present me 81 basine. No 81
6Ihsv or Al No n Maidenans 10 the S lS ~
or before the 18Th day October ne1t-pa'a TIC
18th day Of April, 1855. pr~xrr
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

FVNHE GREATEST MEDlCAl DloCOfEhi
M KENNEDY Of Roxbury, hos discovered IN Of 90.
pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND "a
HI NOR from the Seyotra dora to common Pirpte
lie ha, tried in over eleven hundred essss and never a
except in cases both thunder humor lie has now u ms
poe,sion hundred certificates OF It's value, AL within
Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursn mouth.
One three bottles will the worst kind OF pips on tas
face.
Two bottles warranted to the worst eanker In he
mouth and stomach
One OF two bottles warranted al humor in the
Two bottles warranted 70 running Of the ears and
bloiohes among the hair.
Foor bottles warranted to corrupt and running
One bottle win cure soaly eruption. Of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure tAe worst esee OF
Two or three bottle. ar. warranted to cure the desperate
Three TO four bottles ara warranted sstheum.
Five eight bottles win cure the worst case Of scrofua
feet cure is wsnsnted when the above quantity is taken
Nothing LOCKS improbable @ those who hsve n vain ,sd
growing the pastures and along old ouewas should cure
n the ffS . y ss o s5 no md s hn s1 nol
:SsSt t. is ,se ss bet n0' yP a.;op ao Sss
Of every has already done Of tie great
s cuIes Massachusetts, gave it children
looking children whose nesh soft and hsbby restored to
perfect state Of health BY one bottle.
To who subject sick hesdache one bottle VIII
sw avs il 1t gives great relief in catsrh and dsznes
Some who have taken il have teen costve G and have
been regulated BY Where the body sound Il works quite
cay where there any arrangement Of the functions Of
mature Will singular hns but you must not be
alarmed; they always disappear from fur days 20 week
There is never t.d from the contrary when that
feeling is gone, you viii feel yourself like new person
heard Of the eneoEnaIns Of that over
listened to- - -
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. 70 warsu-st.,
Ro1lury Mas. Pnce 81
" hoesale Agents for NewYork C. V. CLICKENER Co.,
No Ell Barcls,t; CHARLES II. RING, No. 1872 Brosdwsyj
A. Z. 4 ID. SANDS, No l4i Wilism-st.; MARSH NORTH.
ROP No $50 Greenwich-st; sCHIEFFELIN, BROS. Co,
ITO " ii.mst BOYDk PAUL. c. smberssti w Ellis Co.,
MS kln-st yeKIssON ROBBINS Co.. No las Maiden
lane: HAVILAND, HARaAL RISLEf, Wareasr.;
" I'd CLOSE Co., Nsden-lanei Mrs., HAYS, Broosyn
~. Tor .ss At ret BY s respectable Druggists throughout the
nOn-
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vT,HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of

II eTEAMsHIPs.-The frsf-c.as steamship NOhrh
STAR Hancock will leave SewYork fruu per NO
90 North River foot Of Chsmberss NOON precisely, On
SATURDAY. June Q, for HAVRE direct
osndcas f1~sEe q
TIE NORTH STAR vii be followed hy the ARIEL, June ~
The Of these vessels will Be accountable for ooa
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones or Metals
ess bills Of adns dsned therefor and the value Thereon
therein expressed -
Specie and goods taken No freight received Al
ter noon Of the day before sailing. -
No berth secured until paid for Letters rr~paid li cent?
will be received the Office II A VI OF the dsy on
sailing aud viii be carried ia sung In aruhoer bags un"
lock and arrival Hsyre viii be inmeseiy deposited ia
PostOfice there.
Parcels taken, each prepaid one dollar and upward
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rI1psnANCE of AMI order oil the SURROGATE

sf the County ssw.YorL NO. Ice hereby gwen % Al
,be CITY Of NewYork, deoeased, present the
with caebsrs thereof 70 the 1bseeer At he residence Of
w On or tecre the third day Of July nexrDaed New
ycrk the tweniy ninth day Of December, 1854
JOHN MEEHAN,
asc Isweras BARTHOLOMEW GAFFsEY, ! L1'ea'ofa
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GREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
VI TO CHICAGO AND SAULT ST MARY,
n "a n a III CANADA.


VIA ONTARIO. SlMCOR AND HURON RAlLEOAD
Passerg gers leaving Neiork the mornings OF "enes
dsy and Friday by Express Trains OF Newly os aud Ee
Syfacue end Binghamon or By Hudson River and New
Yt Central Railroad Syracuse, and thence 10 Dweso oy
RAJ road will reach Toronto By steamers Champ n or May
Flower morning and proceed Immediately wa me
Ontario Sracor Huron Railway Colingwood, on Lake
Huron when they VIII take passage at noon on ne se9I1 aa
on Of the magnificent owprssure steamers NJ
STATE LADY ELGIN NIAGARA, QUEEN CITY, or
LOUISIANA which forms the tn.weeky connection VITA
CLcnso Milwaukee and principal Lake Michigan Por's army
ina At Chicago Than eighty hours after leaving Nsw
York Ts route presents uuequaed ac les ana ATTRACTIONS
10 travellers the night travel the entire line being p'rtme
ON steamboats, uxuriousy furnished and the dy ht passed
amid he beautiful scenery OF The Great Lakes emp acins the
Siraits Of Mackuaw the Saut ST. Marie and the C!oche
McuntsiI anS Million Islands Of the Georgian Bay. ,
The rates # Fare embrace meal, sud Derths on
beard the steamers Lake Ontario and Lake Huron and
Mchigan end will ind the route far less fisung
more expeditions, sId cheaper than any other. -
Passei GER for saut st. Mary ana points on LAKE supe
will ave NewYork the morning OF Moncay ani proceed
az before mentioned Coll nzwood, when they VIII take
steamers for Sau Mary reaching that poiat IN less m an
sixty hous NeYoik Passengers may aso proceed oy
way of Buffalo Rochester aud u pension BRIDGE OF oy 'ape
Win cent T. Toronto and then - designated herein
For through apply al the several onees OF me New
York and Erie the present. Other Arrangements
f procuring through Tickets will b. announced IN lev lays
Distance Bay, Maeknaw and saul St Mary several
hundred miles les than other route aud four 20 I'VE collars
cheaper =. pnuNi;,r I'll; 1,,,,o
The attention OF Shippers OF Freight invited TO nis route
uniting economy with expedition FOR Information re'a'o
'e"~' ~ff' FS LITTLEJOHN. No. 100 Broa1st
CLARK ROBE, No. lis Broad-st
i. HARVEY. No. III broad-st.
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There steamships cl.sed the Insurance Ofices so
specie and goods VIII b. insured in them at as lo ates o. ~
MUM any other steamships that cross the ocean.
For Freight OF Passage, apply to u IOhsANSyE,L
SUMNER. MONTANT DRAPER,
No n Rue y. D., die. victories, Pans
CHRISTIE, SCHLHsSSMANN d Co.
NJ Onail mir DrIavigne. HAVE
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~ s. HOUGH, Auctoneer, will sell contents

II S. HOUGH, Auctioneer, will sell content
H. Of the magnificent FURNISHED residence IN Warren 81
be,w,en (ireenwichst and West Broadway, THIS DAY,
saurday C1 O'Clock Parties are informed that the "a 9
81 ttis rae valuable coll. elton Of HOUSE HOLD GOODS
will place positively advertised, and without any post
tenement Terms Of sale cash. Annexed IS partly emu
craed descriptive list of the goods To fully appreci
ATE their value IL is only necessary 70 see them -
PAKLORS2 compete suites Of rosewood Paror urniture
overng French san damask and French brocsee; rose
Italian Egyptian and ulaid marble Tables OF the late
.es of Center Sofa Side and others also elegant PAPER
other do massive rosewood cyndrel acton
bookcase French aid Cabinet carved plate front
Isaee: excellent rosewood PGnoOrte 7octave beaut
GIS finished nearly new and 500; number Of on
Fa1tng consisting Of marine yews, game fruit and battle
ri,ces by eminent American and foreign artists;
Az uter Roya velvet and Brussels Carpetlngi Ingram dol
ao large varied collection OF eeghut Mantle aud Corner
Decoau as Vases Carrots PaGn and Bisque repre-
sentaon all OF he finest French manuiecurei Marble Staiu
nry Curtains and Shades elegant Pier and Oval
nses with marble slabs and gilt brackets and sabesi Gas
Chandeliers.
The Chambers furnished with costly French rosewood and
mahogany Bcdst ads maTb eOp Dressing Bureaus DO Anore
de Glaze Waflsands, Chas Tables, Sofas Tete-a.Ietes
Mirrors Hair Mattresses Maseies Counerpanes, Clocks &C
Dngroom Tables carved great variety OF silver
including Tea Services, Casters Sc emma Tea sets
glassware Cut DecaBers Liquor elegantly decorated
China Dinner Sets Cut Gobl.ts, Wines, &c.