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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARINoNI, SUCCESSORS
II j. Therry inform their friends and thai
they hav removed from their old stand IA Toulouse
! opposite he Old Citizens Bank. az hn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-23

pORTABLE STEAM ENGlNES-FRoMlhro
Is horse power the celebrated of Hoard Son.
Gate Hoard Brador differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines of other patent
facure excessive States Of the
Union. Pamphlets, with full description and letters from l
different who using Them will be sent by mail
pcaon the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propretors of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which they gven
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon thsr
purchasers they will learn by ne experience with them
Mo " SAMUEL. Il. GILMAN. 10 Grnver street
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SPLENDID AND SPACIOUS FAMILY COTTAGE, WITH
choice Tract of Land fronting the Mississippi River.
BY n. yIGNIE Aucioneer.
SATURDAY. 3Oth inst, at lie O'Clock NJ, In
= The Rotunda the St Louis Hotel, will be sold
A AVAILABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAND, situated about
~ this city, the left bank Of the river
ing @ feet and inches front the river by 40 apents deep
delightful Family Residence built
brick pillars having large hail. six rooms front and back
galleries. Kitchen eight servants ROOM washing
stables house. chicken house, and other back
buildings orchard with choice fruit reets garden with
and costly plants.
1900 feet g. and has been in high state Of cultivation it be
the delightful profitable family residences
the river and the immediate vicinity Of New Orleans.
The Mexican Gulf Railroad in the at short dis
the evee paved road is being extended TO the United
States barracks plan of the same exhibiting at the
ST. Louis Exchange.
ps5-TERMS AND CONDITION S-One fourth cash and the
balance credit of and years for approved endorsed
secured said property and to bear
interest per from date maturity and alter
ri'y per cent. per until fully paid. my2l
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CHOICE HOUSE SERVANTS.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, the 23d Inst, Mt IL o'clock M =,
- at the St LOUIS Exchange, will be sold
THERESINA likely black girl aged II years trusty SER
want. etc
SEVERN fine negro boy aged IL years. house servant
and carriage driver Both fully guaranteed.
Uf5-TERMS-Cssi.
Act Of sale before s. Maeper Notary Public. my21
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"a PHOENIX HOUSE RESTAu-
EE.- RANT, 96 ST. Charles street, will take Boarders
1Ss ~. during the SIS pei week, giving TWEEN
y-one Tickets for So Gentlemen wanting din
ners only can get Tickets for 50.
MI In ' o. DAVID BIDWEII., Proprietor
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AUCTION SALES.

POSITIVE SALE FOR A LIQUIDATION, OF GOOD
Cook, Washer and Ironer, highly recommended
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, 23d inst, at IL o'clock NJ,
~ at the ST. Louis Exchange, will be sold -.
GUSTINE, alias JUSTINE. grif woman aged ahont 33
good cook washer snd oner house and highly
a good subject, guaranteed againh all the
vices and maladics prescribed by law.
BH~TERMS-Cash my6
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D. sT0XEs.a;FFIyEH HUNDRED COOKING AND

TNHE KAGASsE KETTLE TRAM aNDFUk-
NACE-rhe subscriber prepared TO close contracts
with fun guarantee to off crops with GILMANS PATENT
BAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with q CON-
sumption OF exceed one half cord hoshsTs
for The boiling of the juice into Sugar cord per
hohead for both grinding the Game and Boiling the Juice INTO
Sugar ~
as that required the old kettles employing an eauaa
nnmbe Of clean the juice The Furnace hees tag
attendance hand the Basasse is never toschsd
after t the Furnace
further particulars, inquire Of r
tnl onln,-6n 10 (ifavier ssrset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-23

TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Poy.
dra Toni Miro and Heva streets designated Lots Nos
and each 30 feet front Poydras and Heva streets by about
deep together with the Houses and improvements
erected Said Lots, according TO plan.
H4yT cash, HE balance credit of
six twelve mohs for approved endorsed notes. secured by
mortgage on said lots my2l
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TJ'HNS. :. RIDtEWAY, DEALER IL WINES AND
LIQUORS, Nos. 81, 65 AMI GO New LeSee trcr
rod street, New Orleans. m!I2 5m
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Ss-Notice-The ship Carack, Capt. stilphen.
Liverpool dchargng cargo at Post 40.
Third District MONDAY the 18th of May under general
order Consuees will please attend 10 the receipt of their
goods All goods permitted for at that time.
will be the public at the risk and OF the
thereof ...
my2, JONES, MACKINDER CO. 81 Gravier street.
NEW GROCER ES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknel BISCUITS; English SAUCEs and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Wesphalia HAMS;
RAISINs, Figs and Prunes in Jars aud Fancy Boxes;
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
for the Holidays
Together with superior stock OF excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORpIALs.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baropne st.
myIS ct F. I. BER'IER, Agent
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES HARNESS.
ROGKAWAYS WHIPS,
BAROUCHEs, COACHES,
AHsa
BuGGIEs, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. yARNIsH, etc
eg- For sale low for cash city acceptance, -Rd
k8-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. IL UNION STREET, -es
New Orleans, La
j A. IL NJ h G o.
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n1y- Bank of America-Noticc is hereby Civ
en-. Capital Stock of this Bank has been fixed at
OF business and to be Increased to
81 100000.
Books opened under the superintendent of the
the Office Of the New Orleans Ope
and Great Western Railroad Company corner Of yee
the nOarial Offices Of Eaw Barnett NO
II Gotschalk No. 81 Royal street for recev-
ing subscriptions in addition list heretofore circulated Tor
this purpose which books will be kept until 3st July
next the full capital Of million Of dollars shal have
been subscribed. John HuGHEs.
J. FI0SCA.
my4 I'd GEO. EUSTIS Jr.
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FY0R.
EireulstiSp
Pspetiuhy
Now Or
|FICE, will
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ANDING, Elk DAPHNE FROM BORDEAUX
IL $50 cases Sardnes, it, half and quarter boxes;
rs Sardnes in whole half, twothrd and onethd
boxes
25 Geps, in oil, in half cans;
IS Mushrooms;
Is Peas;
of 100 half boxes 1rufles;
50 casks good family Claret
90 quarter pipes Cognac, United Proprietors;
IL eighth pipes IIaronde;
10 bales superior Corks.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE& CO.,
a. tnInh
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~ BENEVOLENT Association of the Sons of
of this Association requested TO
meet their Hall Moreau street, every WEDNES
DAY, at 6La o'clock P. NJ.
y order of the President:
is2s " AUG. LAR0sE. Secretary.
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ss- 10. O. F.-Crescent Lodge No. g, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING. in room No. l. Odd Fellows
Hall at IL o'clock Onicers--E F. IHOSTE, n. G.; GEO
SEYMOUR, v c.; JOHN r. MILLER. Recording Secretary
urer jy7
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MO EXCUSE FOR LEAkY ROOFS.-

FROM WIN. BROWN ARCHITECT.
To WHOM thereby testify that have used
Warrens and Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
last years. both private and public buildings The In
ernatiou Hotel Niagara Fails, having frontage,
and the Engine House and Machine Shops Of The New
Railroad Buffalo, with the roofing
have difficulty with it, and have heard complaints
and do not say, that in opinion, formed from
with extensive that is the
tera for fiat for its cheapnesS durability and
susceptibit, icing readily made perfectly tight and it,
t resist fire.
Baltimore, February A. 1854. WIN. BROWN.
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NlcCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
1'A CHIMES be had ny applying at the Office OF iht
Manufacturers Sole Proprieto Of the Patent RSh
y for the State of Louisiana.
OFFICE--22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
rThe Rights Mississippi, Arkansas Texas, Foridt
and California; Parish Rights in this State for sale lib
Anply as above. my4 3nf
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All ed these Roofs and consequently
best qualified speak inelligetly the subject bear til
same Testimony. They have been thoroughly Tested til
Ar;e,s Warehouses; and their dee ded superiority
other Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been full
TIIOS RICHAR DSON & Co the only persons author
lied to mt on Roofs Of this description in this state
ay-Order Mechanics Exchange 10 ST. Charles ST.
New Orleans
RpFer 10 Nessrs A. F. COCHRAN & HALL. az 3plm
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nB- Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Camp
Streets New Orleans Consisting OF the
M capable of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TURE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons can
be used separate or connected. rs may be required
The Hall is located in the eligible part of the city the
commodous and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night week month he required Appica-
tion to be made to HENRY G. STETSON,
No 81 Camp street,
THOS. H. SHIELDS Secretary,
o3n Office, Odd Fellows Hail.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-02
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DnAafxExr, Nov. -, 1855.
Notice ID hereby sivea to holders Of sock Of the
loans of the United States. that this department
will purchase the sam. until the ID II March next,
unless the Sum Of q, 500 900 shall be previously
obtained, and viii pay In addition to the interest
accrued nom the date Of the last semi annual div
dend interest thereon, together wih one days
additional interest for the money 70 reach the
dor, the following rates Of premium on satd ssoekss
For the stock Of 1912, Q premium oflo per cent.
For the stock Of ls7 and ls4s, q premium Of Is
per cent; and for the sock Of 1850, commonly
called TEXAS Indemnity Stock, premium ofe per
cent.
Certificates of stock transmitted to he depart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, BY the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds. II sent between date hereof and the
LIST day of January next the current half years in
tsrest must be assigned by the present stockholder
or 1t will be payable As heretofore, and CORES.
ponding deduction be made from the amount pay.
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks SO assigned and transmit
ted will bs made by drafts on the Assistant Tressu
rers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, At the
which should be expressed In the letters accompa
nyng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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D e IN. + A l.

A CARD.-eINCE 1T 10 ALLEGED THAT
"A PORCELAIN mounted on gold plate is the only
40 shown by the last American Dental Conven.
ton, deem II but just to myself and the cause
In which labor, that statement to the public
In saSion to the which
given the Dental Profession to attend Conven-
ton at Hope Chapel, In the city OF New York, In
August Last, received a personal written invita-
usn nom The Secretary, requesting me to attend
ana present my improvement In Dentistry. did
attend, and showed specimens OF my style Of
work, besides those that were then worn by per-
sons who were there, and had worn them for the
past three years. And these specimens attracted
gave q succinct account Of the nature OF the ma
terials used, the process Of making, the complete
success Of the practical application Of my meth
Cd, and showed clearly Its merits and superiority
over former methods.
But, let Il be remembered, that a majority Of
the members Of that Convention deemed 1t Gun.
professional'' to patent dental improvement,
that the single-tooth manufacturing interest was
strongly represented there-and with which in
terest my method most decidedly interferes-that
the report Of this Convention was published un-
der the superintendence Of that interest," and fur
ther, be 1t remembered. a significant fact, that
my speech or explanation t1as not published IN
that report, which inel1d'd eoerythisg else thas
tcas said, ofh0sceusr trivial a natxre.
Therefore, III II Is true) that Ii was shown by
this Convention what Is above stated, the sub
stance thus t'shown" may not be free from pre-
iudice But, whether II is or not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed profess
sional or otherwise, shall still persist in holding
and defending my patent, in spite Of the divers
insinuations and falsehoods Of my professional
brethren, and shall still continue to manufacture
at my different Offices, as have for the past three
years, my nimi!able and absolutely perfect arti-
hcial dentures and defy any dentist la this or any
other country, to produ similar woIk Of art te
equal In purity, beauty, durability or artistic eI.
cellence, my style Of teeth, which am now ma
king and will further offer REWARD OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall bt
promptly paid, In case they are SO eaualled.
MAHLON LOOMS,
27o, between 11th and 12th sts.,
feb % Pa. ave., Washington, ID. e.
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DEN TISTRY.
DR.. EPHEN BAILY,
Office No. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors rom 1ath street.

nR. BAlLY begs leave to inform the public
II that he can be seen at all hours, at his office,
located as above He feels assured that an expe-
number Of patients, and great variety of difacuit
cases tina. he has treated SUCCESSFULLY will enable
him to surmount any difaculty, scientific or 9th.
ence confirming the opinion Of many men emil
nent in the profession, and especially Drs Harris
and J. and + Parmly, has led him, long since,
Tee Sl'ca a,1o al mTsg1s Preparations for filling
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Con.
tinuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mountet
On Gold Plate, is the only reliable substance that
can be worn L. the mouth, was most conclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con.
vention.
Although he fatters himself that from his long
residence and practice In Washington, he Is IA
vorably known to his numerous friends and pa
irons, ne begs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector of the Church Epiphany this city
TEEN for personally and confidence 10 you SUI
eror dentist The operation. executed for have been
from my friends and she public that skin well
Washington, August Is, 1855. J.. W. FRENCH
From oldest in Baltimore Messrs Bogss
Cotmsn Co
Having employed Or. stephen Bsiy, Surgeon Dentist OF
Washington CITY, TO execute for important
cult piece OF work which he did to entire satisfaction
members Of the College Baltimore failed after re
peatsd trial., to perform the same work s.tisfc.sry
high estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, January II, 1857. HARMANN B0GGS.
Extract from q note received the late Hon. John
Clayton.
U. 8. SENATE August Ia, 1855
The teeth made for work admirably; nothing could
be better. Very gratefully JOHN N. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the mssdss teeth
can cheerfry recommend DR.. s. Bsily q
tt he made set porcelain teeth for Of family aud
plugged several teeth fo myself and the
we'll for more than years. ROBERT T. NIXON
of the Va. Conference Of the N. x. Church south.
April I9, 1855.
We the nDde rsgned having
OF te professional ssll Of DIR. s. Bsy. Surgeon Dentist
this city or having been cOgDz mt of his operations
or friends take pleasure In expressing our admra
non Of his artistic skill we'll Of the uniformly sssfsc
tory which he performs the mos
fca operations I'm Dental Surgery ectfully
commend him patronage of tie publc
ofwhich consider him emineutly worthy.
THOMAS Z. WALTER JOS. II. BRADLEY,
Architect L g. Capitol Of wsshington. D. O.
ThOhAo MlLLER, ii. D., GEORGE WALTON,
OfWashiug ton, u. c. Ex-Governor OF FLORIDA
u D. bOHRkR, n. D., wALTER LENOX
- OF Seorget0wn, ID. O. Ex Mayor OF W ashipgton.
N O. LiNCOLN, n d., HENRY BALDWIN,
Warrington, c. L. j. Patent Once.
o. c. WIGHT Principal RittenLouss Academy.
feb 29-n
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BANKING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS

nEPOsITS-DEPOsI RECEIVED AND
~ Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
northern seaboard cities received on Deposit At
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de-
positors without charge
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Interest viii be al
lowed on Deposits at such rates q may be agreed
upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND UEcURlINr Mo.
NEY.-Deposits In Virginia and other Uncurrent
Money received to be checked for, payable In
same funds, or in specie, we charging the regu-
Discounts Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of TX.
change will be discounted, and Loans made on
Stocks, Bonds, and Securities, at the market
rate.
LETTERS OF CRsDIr-Letters Of Credit viii
be furnished negotiable In the different Cities Of
the United States, on Deposit OF Money or CoIlat-
erals, and interest allowed II Money Is deposited,
and charged II colaterals, on such terms a. may
TRAvEL1Na BILLS OF ExcIAHsI-Tavelers
will be furnished with drafts In such sums a.
may be desired negotiable In the different Cities
BILLS AND LHrrIRs OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND,
Ireland AND EUROPE Bills Of Exchange and
Letters Of Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope, furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
In sums to suit.
BONDS, sTocks, &c.-Bords, STOCKS, and Sc
curities paying from to II " cent always for
mission Of q i " cent. Where Stocks are bought
upon orders, we reserve the hight to call for de-
posit Of 10 " cent on the cost. Bonds or Stocks
WILL De ordered oy telegraph.
RAILROAD, CITY, STATE BoNps -Rail-
road, City, and State Bonds can be placed In our
hands for negotiation either In this country or
Europe Railroad Iron purchased for cash or
with Bonds.
LAND WARRANrs.-Landw Warrants bought at
the market rates All Warrants sold BY as are
gsardsfesd In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant Quotations regularly furnished
frequestsd.
Warrants win be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on commission to re-
sponsib]e parties
R8AL EsrArR AHD lNsuRANcHs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES, CouIr OF
CLAlNs, oNeR Claims on the United
States, before the Court Of Claims or Congress.
intrusted to rs, viii be prosecuted by able and
prompt attorneys.
CRUBB BROTHERS,
JanT Opposite the Treasury.
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3 A L L S.,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIvI

n n E BOONE RIFLE CORPS WOULD
Il respectful v announce to their friends and the
ciizeas Of Washington generally, that their sixth
annual Bali will be given at ANAcosrIA HALL
on TUESDAY Ek ENIN6, March ID
Supper and refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced caterer
The best coiillon music has beer engaged
man and ladies.
Committee of Arrangerpsnts.
Capt Bright, Jacob FARRELL Corpor.l 0nonnc,,
Lieut. Ssudsrson, Lieut. ODER, Bryan
Sergt Robinson, Ensign DObbin, Joan RUSSELL
Sergt Perkins, Sergt Shit.
feb T-FSMAT
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JUSTICE TO ALL,
JUSTICE TO ALL,
GRAND INAUGURATION BALL
BY THE
Western Hose COMPANY No. 1.

At WESTERN HALL, 23d ST., bot. L and M,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4th
V'hE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY RE-
l. specuully announce to their friends and the
public generally that they will endeavor to make
this the Ball Of the season.
supper and Refreshments will be furnished BY
an experienced caterer.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting gentle
man and ladies'
COMMITTEE Of Arrangement.
F T Wilson, G Is Thorn, SpaIdino.
VIM Riggies, Brown, 8 TinckieF.
feb 26-dtb
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EVENING STAR.
SPRING.

The bud IL IN the bough,
And the leaf II In the bud,
And earth's beginning nov
In her veins to feel the food,
which moved by summers sun
In the alembIc Of the vine,
Prom her founts shall ovexrun
Ia a ruddy gush Of wine.
The perfume and the bloom.
which shall decorate the dover,
Quickeuing In the gloom
OF their subterranean bower;
And the juices meant to feed
Trees, vegetables, fruits,
Unerriagly proceed
To their pre-appointed roots
How awful Is the thought,
OF the wonders under ground,
VI the mystic changes wrought
In the silent dark profound;
How each thing upward tends,
By necessity decreed,
And a world 9 support depends
Upon the shooting OF seed.
The sunfrner u In her ark,
And this sunny pinioned day
Is commissioned 10 remark
Whether winter holds her sway:
60 back thou dove Of Pesce
Saw that foods and tempests cease
And the world Is ripe for Spring.
Thou hast fsnned the sleeping earth
TN her dreams are all Of flowers,
And the waters look In mirth
From the exchanging bowers;
The summer tIibss that creep,
or In air expand the wing,
Have started from their sleep
~ hn
The cattle III thsir voices
To the valleys and the hills,
And the feathered tribe reioices
In gush Of tuneful bills;
And IL the cloudless arch
FIJI the poets heart with glee,
All, thou sunny First Of March,
Be Il dedicated to thee.
(Horaes Smith
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Rectifying establishments.

VNH UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
l. method Of reforming liquor dealers that he
has ftted up aRECTIFffNG ESTABLISH
MENT In this city, and is now prepared to sup
ply all those who may favor him with their Gus
Tom. He has on hand large stock Of Brandies
Sin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can
sell at as low figure as they can be purchased
for either Ia Baltimore or Philadelphia.
b. The subscriber has also on hand, large
lot OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
PETER FEGAN,
No: Is Louisiana avenue, near 10th It.
ian H-6mH
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FURNITURE STORE TO BE SOLD OUT
To CLOSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER, DESIGNING TO DIS
Il continue the Furniture Business,
will sell at reduced prices his large-
stock Of PARLOR, CHAMBER, and-H
COMMON FURNfTURE, consisting,
in part, Of
Mahogany and walnut eofas and Chairs
Bed Sofas, Reclining Chairs and Lounges
Marble-toP Parlor Tables, Library Tables and
Mirrors, gilt frame and common, In variety
Marble-t top and common Bureaus and Washstanda
Mahogany and walnut Wardrobes, Book Gases,
and Secretaries
Sets Of Enamelled Chamber Furniture
Bedsteads, high post and common, in variety
Mattresses OF Hair, Husk. AID Cotton
Patent Spring Beds, Cribs, and Cradles
Cane-seat and common Chairs and Rockers
Extension Dining Tables, mahogany and walnut
Once Desks, Tables, and Chains
Clocks, Safes Baskets, painted Tin Ware, &c.
Also, an assortment Of
Glassware, China, and Granite Ware
Toilet Sets. Walters, Wooden Ware, &C.
The whole comprising great variety Of excel.
lent and desirable goods, to be disposed Of az
rapidly Is possible, and atgreatly reduced pri-
ces. A ROTHWELL.
9TH street, next Odd Fellows Hail.
feb "a -2aw3w