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ONE OF PHARAoH's DAHLIAs.-Lord Lind:

One OF PHARAoH's DAHLIAs.-Lord Lindss
say states that, in the course of his wander
ing amid the pyramids of Egypt, he STUN
bled on mummy, proved by its hierogly-
phics to be at least two thousand years Of
age. In examining the mummy, after it was
unwrapped he found in one of its closed
hands tuberous or dubious root. He was
interested in the question how long vegeta-
BILE life could last, and he therefore took
that tuberous root from the mummy's hand
planted it in sunny soil, allowed the rains
and dews of heavan to decend upon it, and
in the course of few weeks, to his aston
ishmcnt and JOY, the root brought forth and
bloomed into beautiful dahlia.
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Corn FOR WINTER FoDDER.-The dry
weather the present season has cut short
the hay crop, leaving short supply of for
age on many farms. A good substitute
for hay, is corn sown broadcast at the rate of
1.2 bushels per acre, or planted in drills,
lG to 10 inches apart, 2 IL bushels per
acre. Run shovel pillow between the rows
when five or six inches high; it will great
" increase the yield. To cure the crop, tie
up in small bundles and put up in compact
shocks.
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EiOIisc for Sale or Rent.
TTFAI the business part Of the city and pieas antly 81,
THREE NEW WAGONS, for sale by
l augy j. q. NATTTNGEI.
E,f1ts or lutheran TOlles. dec'd.

. =
NOTICE hereby given. to all Ter-ons having Claims
y against the estate Of Anderson TOnes, deceased.
HAT will attend 81 the county court OF Id sale
county b. held Ottawa. n said county 81 LA salc
and state Illinois the 1T Monday Of October next,
when and where all persons having claims against ,aii
estate notified present the in wriiingto said
court fnr aiyl-taI-ut.
ngrg-5gy ALBERT G. REFS. 4Jn'r.
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Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
ID, WALKER & Go.

-. w AIN N SOs
RY1AkE pleasure in informing their old friends and the
i public generally that they have opened their new
store story brick block, the south side VI
public square aud offer for sale the largest best
and most extensive assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, hcmicals, Glass &
GLASS ware,
And other articles apperaining To the trade that have
ever been exhibited in ottawa. We shall always endea.
tn keep assortment full and complete, and Offer
nothing for sale but what is pure, fresh, and unauitsra
ted Our present stock has been lately purchased ~
head quarters for cash. which will enable sell At 70.
ry LDD tgacs. physicians and others wishing TO buy By
wholesale purchase from on favorable terms ana
prices full low those in Chicago or 81 Louis IN
assortmenI will be found the pures ana hest pruks
and Pharmaceuta Preparations. Druggists Hlasswhe,
Window Glass all sizes and qualities. Paints, Oils, VAR
ni.hes Paint Brushes, Dye stuirs, Camphene, burning
Fluid &c, &c. ..
Also a general assortment Of Yankee Notions, such ~
Combs. Brushes. Cosmetics, Pomades, &c.
ssv@We agents for the sale OF Dr. Jayne's, Mof-
fats Chrise's, Fanchers, Ayers, Guysotts, Wstars,
and other Patent Medicines and curaves and keep on
full assortment of the most popular Patent Medi.
cines, which will he sold at wholesale and retail.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately compounded, and
will be attended to both night and day.
DAVID WALKER,
Ottawa, Jn!y IL, ls56. JNO. j. THOMAS
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Politics IN PEORIA DIsTKIcT-On Thurs
day last, the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention Of the Fourth District met at Peoria
and nominated JAMES W. DAVIDSON, Esq,
of Monmouth, Warren county. as the sue
cessor OF James Knox, the present Fusion
member.
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For Sale.
TWO HOUSES & THREE LOTS

OTIS IL add H. block 81, States addition to ottawa
IL Also, the house and lot next north OF the OTTAWA
House, two stories, 34x29.
The house on lot IL is "A good dwelling house good ven
ON the ground, &c. [ang2-lml MARTIN pENEhEAEN:
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MnnnIny-Ou tie 9TH inst, by the Rev. Geo. Schlo..
ser, Nr EDWARD r. CLsgK, and Miss JANE Il. ku0ERs.
DiED--la Mir-ell'sS. July 2G i-56 E,LPn wooDgrFr,
infant Of Joseph and Mary Woodruff aged twS
months.
On the 18th day Of the same month, RESsELAE WOOD.
EuFF, son Of the same. They were twins.
sleep on sweet babes, and take thy rest,
God called thee home, he it best.
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Buena Vista Floral Gardens.
~, omar uERS n Co.,

At the residence Of w. H. u, Cushmdn. East Ottard:
Always for sale large supply Of perpetual Hoses 3na
all other kinds of towering hopse p.as, az ~, w
mato Rhubarb Cabbage plants "e'' &C. !" MI
son, and Vegetables OF u" KINGS '.
-l,,, :, h.r.bv given TO the owners Of the follow.
ng described lots, that ON the Zath DAY OF Decem'
- is nj OF lots and lands for the taxes aasess.
per III for the City for the year 1ss, and
e. thereon, held at the Court House In said City,
Chewing described lots Sold and the certificates
of sale have been assigned to the subscriber:
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ARRIVED.

STATEMENT Of tie p5jHcDdi articles frdnsporfed uDo,
the Wttots ana Ntchigdr tdHdi, ami entered al Ns
'oect1r'S ODfre 3" ottaWd during he month endin0
JUfy 3lsf, 1886.
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BY Divine permission, Elder d. s. EYEEs, OF the
Church Of God" will preach in Mechanics Hall, "A.
gust 10th, $50, in the morning al l0J. O'Clock also in
the evening early candle Lighting The people gene
raj are respectfully invited 70 attend. aug2
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Az Owls RETALIATIoS.-Some time since
one of my servants brought me an owl
which he had captured. 1t was fine. vi
gorous bird. | placed it on a side-table,
where 1t sat with the solemnity of a judge :;
but cat that happened to be in the room
eyed his lordship with no sort Of reverence
and watching her opportunity, when she
thought he was wrapped in his intensest
day-dream, she sprang on the table, and
>eizins the breast of the dignified bird, was
ABOUT 10 devour him; but, with surprising
activity, he instantly liberated himself from
the claws of his antagonist, and rising in the
air few feet, darted down rapidly on the
back OF the astonished cat, who ran through
the room in agony, with her assailant riding
triumphantly upon her back, and pinching
her severely with claws and beak-Cor. 81
tie EieLi
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ArrLYING TUE RrrE-A fcw days ago an
lrishman was asked by a Beecher Parker,
revolving h'hle-r!:!c disciple if he was going
to vote for Fremont, when the honest IL
herman made the following reply:
e am not in the country long enough TO
vote for Fremont"
Why not-how long are You in the
country inquired our friend of the black
mixed political creed.
Five years, replied the freshman
eli, that is long enough il you have
your papers, said Sam
"l know" said the witty son Of Erin,
q that Is long enough for a Buchanan voter
but you know it takes tjcenty-One gears TO
make Fremont voter, and, be the hockey.
HI stay the tine out before | vote for him "
Sam s)opcd, muttering something about
the Pope ---Htinaukec Working Nm.
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Packet Rock EnunG,

L>OUND. about the 10Th Of July, the road betweeA
L Seneca and Morris, POCKET BOOK, containing
canal scrip, and number of valuable papers,
The have the by proving property, and
paying charges applying 10 John Sweeney, near Otjs
va, % % the scrbrr, Morris
uu,-J ,yv RICHARD KERFT.
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L. HadIey & Brother.

UADLEY r,ror,rictor of the large dry goods e.sb-
. ,hrneut On the side Of the Court House, IN
Dtt4Wl. formerly owned and occupied by John Stout,
respectfully that he has associated With him
--If as partner the business, hi- brother, J. W HAD
LEY. and ~. the name and style Of the firm VIII hence
iH.sgEi & E5RO.
In making t!i. sIueIt, the new firm have also
liz pleasure, Of informing their friend. the public.
Jlat they have iu-t received, direct from New York,
splendid stock Of
Ney. Goods: New Goods:
Consisting Of
Drv G0o5s. Groceries, Uararare, B0ots q
Sims, TOnHcts, &c. DC.
Anon. tI,.r assortment may. DE found beautiful
Drs> - silks. Black and CO;Ored.
Csu,re- Merinoes, Porns all wool Deiaines, French
tiiurlAu- Domestic do, Berreges, Chais Chsmbrsys,
Print Barred Mu-lius. Swi-s do Cambres, Jaconsi.
Wells Black. pcru and Love.
Embroidered Collars.
Euhd -ce lliSf- eubd skirts aud Cartains, Irish L.
Birds Rye do Linen Table Spreads, Scotch Disper.
Napkins. y,-t:uc-
Cashmere. and BroadcIoth..
Sa;.uet Jeans. Coonades, Shirtns-, b!eached and un-
Ready Made Clothing,
Pr Panama. and Palm Leaf Hats. Boots and
shoe IIie-' Congress. Cloth and Kid CATERS latiep'
Eu-sus and slippers. Gents Cali and Kip Boots, and
Cuugres, Caters, &c.
Groceries.
SusIr-Brown. Clarified and Crushed. Te.s-ss hne
20, assortment De found in market. Concs-Eio
aud Java. ground aud uuErouud
Spice, Pepper, Cinnamon Cloves, Molasses, Syrups, Sc
Hardware.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Shovels, Spades, Hoes.
Fork Az Mason Trowes few Of Collins cei-bra ted
steel Stone Hammers, Garden Rakes Shovel and
Tau. French Wire, and thousand other articles that
have neither time nor space To mention, all of Wish
VII Dee sold q; the lowest possible prices for cash
change for produce which the highest market price
viii be- paid. Everybody las the best and chease'.
Goods. but all ask j. call and examine our stock and
Jllis- fer yourselves.
Remember the place l. IIADLfY BRO, At the store
formerly occupied by j. sruUT, west Of Court House
OTTAWA. July -.
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"Third Epistle of John, Is and IA
verses. Signed -"
The text referred to is as follows, and
makes quite lengthy and Understandable
letter.
al had many things to write, but | will
not with ink and pen write to thee.
"But | trust shall shortly see thee, and
we shall speak face to face. Peace be to
thee. Our friends salute thee. Greet the
friends by name. sd John, 18Th and l4th.
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,iESAWAI from the subscriber, on sunday morning,
IL tie 81 inst, JOHN ClIARLETON, Jr. ind-nt-
ured apprentice 10 the blacksmithng business. Said
CharleOn about i years old about Il. inches
tall. Ia. brown hair Roman and dark eyes. lie
good hand for his age, and particularly at wagon or
buggy. ironing Al persons are cautioned against era
poyiug or harbOring him. stall hold them strictly
colcAtl- Tor h.- Any person giving informs-
uu % hi. whereabouts, that san recover him. shall
DE- Literally rewarded. Address at Ottawa, Ill,
augy-yt.s ZELDTRS BARNARD.
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Ind ~id mn tose iHtrssfd Ia TAKE IJTicuirr notice.
4 Ii uote- that hold, which dne on the l.; e
n last January any prior date, that not paid
mp the ,sh Of September next, will be eft for
Immediate collection. faug9l :. v. CIiEEVER.
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Fremont "A Slaven older, More Evidence

We gave last week some evidence that
was at this day, stakeholder. We have
some moe this week, still more conclusive.
\ gentleman who now resides in 81. Louis,
who is we'll known in Penn Ian, y. \,
writes to friend in the latter place:
Within the pas; year have had occasion
to transact business with, and frequently
been at the house Of Col. Brant and secerdi
of the do,aestics hare been from time To tune
pointed out 10 me rs tie ,iaces 81 CeL Ere
mont, aad these are not aH eithsr, IS he o,cns
a,Gny Others ntGls dl.d tenaie hired oat a.
curious l0rts q, the city"
The house of Col. Brant is the place at
which Col. Fremont makes his home when
in ST. Louis. The writer of the above para
graph says:
Col. Brant Is particular friend Of mine
! visit his house frequently. lie Is "A man Of
great wealth, and married, as you know, i
sister Of Col. i. II. Benton, who also makes
it his home tA,rc since Mrs. Be,ton's de-
cease"
The Providence Post adds to this tcsti-
mony:
That Col Fremont did own slaves three
months before hi> nomination has been prov
ed That he does NOW OWN SEVENTY
FIVE i positively asserted by tie IIilslaIe
G.-eifc"
PERu CuEoNicLE.-Ine editor Of the Peru
Chronicle having turned three political SOM
erse;s in that many weeks, his patrons could
stand it no longer, and the last No of that
paper IA sickiy half shecU announces that
" the Chronicie is suspended until some
be ter arrangements can be made about an
editor Rumor says the anti-Lovcjoy wing
Of fusionism is about to revive the thing.
SETu PAYNE On tUSIDNISW.-EyerybOi y
knows Seth Payne We clip the following
from a first rate article on flsionis;n in his
last paper.
There is not one spark OF freedom in the
breast of any fusion politicians, beyond.
what animated the Hard Cider Demaso CUES
Of - 70 stamp
They went for
TYLER therefore,
Without why or wherefore
So they seize upon the sentiment of free
DOM created by ,od in the mind of man,
and brought out by sclfsacrificing abolition
lists; thinking the people inst green enough
to be guled by such humbug.
They 90 for for Fremont and Fusion,
Without the slightest allusion
To the humbug and confusion,
Of the public mind.
Many arc caught by such molasses,
Bnt many more are not such asses
The following telegraph message was sent
from an Albany office.
40
"Third Epistle Of John, IS and IA
verses. Signed -"
The text referred to is as follows, and
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THE gentleman who took double barreled shot gun.
1 standing against the fence about ~ rods from my
house Friday o last week without leave OF LICENSE
vii please briug back immediately, he viii get him
self into trouble. happen 10 know him
aueg HEZEKI.iII sCOvEL.
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TERRIFIC SFSRM-A telegraph despatch,
dated Carlisle, Pa, July 80, says A heavy
thunder storm here last night struck down
five barns and one dwelling house. The
barns were filled with the owners entire
crops. Other damage in different parts of
the country is reported
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The following telegraph message was sent
from an Albany office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-07

francs that paid out 28 064 504 fancsend there
manned in hand, the 3lst December last 40 e4a 1924
francs due TO ZIG 032 dep0stors The amount On deposits
In the course OF the year shows augmentation OF
$50 francs in money and Of 900 in the number Of
deposi Tors over the preceding year. This increase cou
sidering the dearness OF living the high rents the war
and other unfortunate circumstances Is remarkable In
1854 only ID 439 OF the total number OF deposors
working men, while 16 1857 of that class included in
the total OF 1856. The number OF savings banks all
France including that OF Paris, 1863 and the number
OF deposors 500 470the amount OF their deposits being
I'll, 500 66S francs AS the population OF the empire Is
357el,O00 there was one deposor for every foy one
persons The proportion Of depostors to the population
varies considerably in the different departments.
In England, Ireland and Scotland where savings banks
are infinitely developed, the number OF them last
and the amount Of deposits S22 3 600 francs and
proportion OF depositors TO population was Uhe report
only CALCULATES the population ut 20 900 000 for every
twenty persons, rather moro than double thai OF
France. The general condition of the savings banks In
Austria and the German States cannot from the
sufficiently precise returns be ascetained but al Vienna
there was one deposition fer every two aud ali persons
in the kingdom OF Bohemia for every sixty four
Berlin one 10 twelve; at Ieipsc in Ave. Frankfor
one IN ten; at Hamburg one in six and at Altoona Ia
three AS regards ether parts OF Europe there depo
stor Tor every twelve persons in Denmark in three
Base rather less in Geneva and Neufchael thirty
seven at Turin and one in forty three in Madrid In the
United States the proportion Is one Ia sixteen.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port consumption
for warehousing and also the Withdrawals from ware
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
September 4, 1856
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
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moving falling OF this year, thus far comparison
with the light tolls Of last year. amounting TO s7so7s
and In comparison with the receipt Of sl7 decrease Of
$751;, $40
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Harris
burg lancaster and Mount Joy Railroad Company was
held at the Office Of the company In Philadelphia yeser
day. The earnings Of the past year. Notwithstanding
large outsys the track Of the road greater than
ever before The gross income for the year ss5i 800
being an increase or s11o5e2 the previous years
The expenses for the time $3.50 elo leaving profit
the stockholders after the payment Of interest and
porseF 81 sibi oi7 and surplus after the payment Of
the usual dividend or ten per cent Of s6Ts There
few roads IN the Union capable Of making sa,sac
tory exhibit than is this. The gross receipts from pas
tcrgers for the year si3i012 and iron freight s2o9
ipo being together Increase the previous year Of
sic5o1i Total number Of passengers carried the
whole distance was 15l,16
The Partisan correspondent OF the Independence Beige
writes as follows
II was hoped that the Directors OF the Banque 10
France would In their last weekly board, have reduced
the rate of discount Such has been the case and Il
Is probable that reduction will take place long
the bank rs obliged 10 purchase gold and silver 20
maintain It's speeds at the level OF the wants OF the trade
report on the operations Of the Savings Bank of
Paris, and Of similar institutions in all France, for
1866, has Just been published and the following are
the principal features which Il presents =
Toe sum in hand In the Paris bank on the 3ist Deem
Der lss4 amounted to a. 1872 40 francs belonging to
2l2 sos dopscrs he amount received was $500 49,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NJ
Flour-The market was less active and without change
OF moment in prices. The sales embra ed about 900
bbs, including common to good State at So So 40 and
extra DO at 81 30 SO rs 81 the latter figure for choice
new extra State Wheat-The sales embraced about
2o.ooo $4,000 bushels, including new far to
prime red, at 81 as a 81 co. and white do.
at 81 SIX choice held at 81 e5 a 81 81. Corn
was active, with sales of about 10000 bushels, in
GLIDING sound Western mixed, at Sec &c, and
and new mixed, sold in the slip and deiveredi $50
90c. Pork was dull Sales Of 260 bbls al $40 81 x
$40 37, closing at the latter figure Cott,n firm, with
moderate sales. Whiskey-Sma sales were made at
&c
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ruRELT s. SAVAGE, huCTIoNEER-yONpa
VI Sept IS nj II O'Clock M a. the house % Redmond
= valuable country seat eight miles from Vanderbds
landing and few minutes walk from T0ten's landing
staten Island These premises fitted Tor the
cupancy comprise neatly finished cot
complete order, together with necessary
building perfect repair newly painted roofs &C. win
Of and he Whole surrounded by picket ence nearly
I'm this properly there hsh pond sixty feet IN anne
icr supplied with the best spring water IN which th
be kent ,hronehou the and from whence supply 81 e
can procured In the winter Eight weeping and eight
Fnglish willows surround the pond. and there IL mound
With a Chinese willow thereon, IN the centre Also,
rick acoy IN witch horizontal steam engine eight
horse power locomotive boiler shang and puieys have
Ie,n In use about three months; be expense
N per day The aoo 4 IN hrstra,e running order win BE
sta with or without brick factory This property L. situated
,up staten Island sound and thus affords ne bathing an1
~ ng PRIVILEGES The above Is the residence Of r. Carm an
"a oYposlte Perth Amtoy, l0tens landing an
atfri eight miles from yanderbs Terms cash 10 pei
et with Inc usual aucioueers fee the day of sale and
he balance upon delivery OF the deed in thirty days Te
feet he elegant steamer Thomas Hunt lands passengers
hna abort distance Of The premises aud The railroad
u firo directly bv the door, which VIII bring The nj
~ n \ about an honr OF New York rendering desr
se, ~ r parties doing business IN this city This she
r. nt Inducements those desiring pleasant country
@,T5c ~ permanent Investment The sale win pere ND
oss FOR maps and further particulars apply the on N
lie tuctonccfs, 81 Cedar street.
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obtained from the observations OF stars separated by
or five minutes OF Two stars selected on the
same exact parallel and the crossing the meridian
some Ave minutes later than the other Tong series Of
observations these stars running through two or three
months showed average Of thirty five thou.
sandhs OF one second OF time In the means OF
wire Obobevations. Now, as single star could be OBJ
served accurately than double star this result was
only be attributed to ofwo cause.-the pherc
changes in five minutes, the clock gain or loss in
five minutes. To decide this question an extended
series OF expe iments were instituted whereby the gain
or lose OF one clock on ~another in many minutes
would be positively measured The two clocks employed
were the siderea clock Of the Observatory and good
common brass clock, regulated to siderea time. The
two clocks by electro. magnets were made to record
every alternate second 1.-The same revolving disc
time scale an ut the end of 40 minutes the gain and loss
were measure up from five minutes 10 i've minutes.
THIS table Is curl Jus and we have obtained it.
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n 3 uouoH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRM

II
IL. ture Of tho most magnificent description: rosewood
panosore, rosewood bookcases rosewood suites oil paint
ngs hne seyres porcelain and Dresden chnawas rnson
goods, being all nearly excellent order aud wha
fully anted, which viii take place TUESDAY morning.
September at 1nis O'Clock precisely, NJ the private
dence No 24s West twenty third Eighth
In the catalogue will be found magnccn rosewood par.
Tor suites Of and ~ pieces with spring and ladies fancy
reception chairs Paris imported bookcases with
rosewood round co-nercd pnroorte elegantly
cased and nlsd with pearl which volume, power
sweetness of tone s unsurpassed very great y %
gnn rosewood pnper mache and pearl nlad tables desks
bozes work stands Ac SC Also splendid marble top cen
ue tables large heavily framed pier and oval mirrors; hea
yy emoroiered lace curtains; several very beautiful
wood eiegeres with siauary marble about 30 yars of
crossbys royal velvet and tapestry Brussels carpene the
importation of r. ~ 1nson, 81 Broadway very tasteful
rey OF sevres porcelain vases bsque Representations classic
figures &c, imported by Mr. Petnaud splendid bronze and
Marble clocks massive rosewood extension table; solid
hogany dining and tea do French china white gold
pctc dinner set four tea scis two splendid silver services
with Smith Bros stamp Emo crystal ard coloed cut glass
elegant casters. pitchers forks and ivory
&C rnsew Oh and mahogany heavily carved bcdseais,
VIII bureaus weshsiands commodes Ac m both wood
mahogany for Eve of rooms. French china otses;
mattresses blankets counterpaues pillows mahogany
sofas chairs. sofa and other tables, mirrors &C. Also ~
Pnpons patent secretary bctsteais. Asn, ~ the
hucs collection Of paintings In this CITY, For description,
OF artists. &c catalogue. sale positive. Coils
tan be packed on the premises