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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

SILK, straw and leghorn Bonnets: also
~ beautiful lot Of bonnet ribbons and fowsrs for
sale cheap al #s1.slN 81 ROsTwIcK & RHAfTYH!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

DRESS TRIMMINGS.--Fringes, moss
~ and maEaibo trimmings, more antiQne, braids.
galoons and buG1e trimmings black velvet riLkeu I'd
all widths BosTwIcK & BEATTY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23
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StreatOr, Daily & Co.'S

4 .2I 6kE6F ExeITE aENF az gkI
Streator, Daily & Co.'S,
1Anss Anai+AIss SALE1sB &IarEh oSoDs
WE are now opening the most splendi'
/ w assortnenl Of elegant p u Goods 70 ls foun'
In tho eoRhtFy. These goods have been purchased
uppFeeedsnsedly pN prices, and viii Be sold CORES
\ pondlhgly low. fothe ladles We would Say Mat ~
I have nosi splendid stock Of Dreas Goods, eeesst
\ ing Of French and plnd Merinoes, plaid DE Lsincs
handsome hgursd e Laines, all eolors OF nhe Persian
! Twills, all wool satin striped kaisbOw De IA.les
Cobeygs pi all color: and very ehesp good pe neg,
for lst ecals per yard, the haadsoest aud eheaPes
Gingiams and Prints eau be found At -
shalers,iIIe, Sept. ., is5S ~
I FIGiT pieces Black Silk, which were
I bought rs ner cent under tie mark ei aud will be
soid hccordinsivby STRRAToR, DAILY 4 Co.
! SHAWLS.-We have an endless variety
] - Of BIoehe, Bay State, wool and fancy shaSls.-'
I For sale low by STREAToR, DAILY q co.
NLOTHING.-TO the gentlemen we can
! " say thai we are prepared to FACE THE Nrac In
regard 10 quality and price. OfOvercoas have 4
large stOck, Hna are selling .l,ep,st fsem 60 to
Goats. Blrck Satin, black Btosade, Nosre Antique
Sept ss, is5s STRKAToR, DAILY & co.
BROAD CLOTH, Csssimere. Vesting,
ID Crockery, Hardware, Groceries, Solo Leather,
Boots and Shoes, Cloth for ladies' cloaks and tamas
Bats, Cotton yarn, Carpet warp, CaSPettsE, wall
paper, window sAsdes, Looking glasses, Hats and
Esps, BunaIo Robes, ETC., all Of which are marked
down to the swest possible figures aud are going like
the wind. Call soon and judge for yourselves.
Sent s5. 1856 STREAT0R, DAILY & co.
TETi be remembered, that we have bul
IL oN1 PRICK for our goods, and purchasers rely
getting them Al whatever they are mrTked,nt the
ShalersVilio Cheap Store. s., ID. q Co.
GRAIN Of all kinds taken in exchange for
u goods, by STRBAToR, DAILY & co.
SnAlersvllle, Sept. 2J, 1855
GHAN LS-Blk Silk, Grape and oil other
~ styles, for sale cheap by |
Sept. ej, SO SraEAToR, DAILY 4 co
best in the county for the
i low price Of lei cents can be fOunda ut
Sent. %, 1856 STREATnR, DAILY & Cos
TROUT and WHITE FISH,
" just received and for sale by !
Sept. IS, 1856 sTREATOR, DAILY q co.
GAIT. WHITE LIME & WATER LIME !
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

ZINC PAINT.--Dry or ground in oil, a
Il superior article. Also White Lead, dry or ground
iu Oil, at IL ----. SwIFr's.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

THE largest and cheapest assortment Of
l. Flannels We have ever had. All colors. Cali
and see them. .t BosTwIeK q BEATTY.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

(lARPETING.-All cotton, all wool, and
" all hemp from 25 cents to 81 SO at 4 d. q BE.
0IL CLOTHSof the best quality. "a, 4-4,
" 5-4, Ga and s-l wide at BosTwIcK Il BEATTY.
A great variety Of Buckskin Gloves and
IA mitts at prices TO suit all. B.&B.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

NOii.ARS.-Swi,s, cambric, lace and
" bugle collars; also, underslecves uRd collars and
undersieeyes in setts, for sale cheap for cash at
Oct 10 RosTwiCK d REATTYis.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-04-23

FIGHT pieces Black Silk, which were
IL bought IS per cent under tie mark e. aud viii be
, 1857-04-17

victjon, commenced hostilities by massacre
ing numerous families, without distinction
Of age or sex.
Resoired, That the people Of this Terri
tory have been grossly misreprescntcd and
sandered by those in high authority, as
well as those petty personal and political
enemies Of Gov Stevens, with view to
his overthrow to gratify personal and
political ends
ReSOlred, That during the late hostili-
ties, everything looked dark and gloomy
and that for months the citizens in every
portion Of the Territory were compelled to
take shelter in block.houSes for safety, and
for months we had reason to expect an
almost universal outbreak Of the enemG. in
which event how we, with our wives aud
little ones, could have escaped, is known
only to Him who. rules the destiny of all
events Of time, and that it was arrested
only by the wisdom and untiring persever.
ence Of the Governor, and others in his
superintendency.
ReSoired FURTHER, That the people Of this
Territory owe to Gov. Stevens u debt OF
gratitude, and that they cannot express it
in words only, but in works, and that by
a universal uprising of the whole people in
his favor, and running him as Delegate to
Congress, and electing him, that it would
be the best vindicaton of the people oil
the Territory against those vile ISLANDERS
sent forth to the world by those who, like
the snail, leave their slime wherever they
crawl
RcsOlrcd, That as some seven or eight
hundred Of the voters Of this Territory had
endorsed the actions of the Governor in
his proclamation OF martial law over the
counties of Pierce and Thurston, thereby
settling the question themselves, as far as
the people OF the Territory were concerned,
we regard the action Of the late LegiSa-
ture, in reference thereto, as an insult to
seven or eight hundred men, aud injured
nO one SO much as those who were engaged
in it and that it was done 10y the action Of
political and personal enemies, to the great
detrinent Of the best interests Of the peo-
pie at large, we therefore, without distinc-
ton Of party, repudiate such humbug pro-
coed nss in our names.
GA motion of Lee Hancock, the resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
On motion of Wm. NJ. Morrow, it was
resolved that the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the PiOaeer and Demo-
CRIT.
On motion Of John Gilmore, the meet
ing adjourned sine die.
JOHN T. SCOTT, Cdm'n.
c. w. SwINDALL, NeeN
, 1857-04-17

tinics with our own. Even our acquisitions
from Mexico form no exceptions. Unwil-
ling to take advantage of the fortune Of
war against a sister Republic we purchased
these possessions under the treaty Of peace
for a sum which was considered at the time
Il fair equivalent. Oar past history rorbidS
that VIC shall in the future acquire territory
unless this he sanctioned 10y the laws of
justice and honor. Acting on this princ-
pie, no nation will have right to interfere
or to complain if in the progress of events
we shall still further extend our possessions
Hitherto, in all onr acquisitions, the peo-
pie under the protection of the American
dag have enjoyed civil and religious liberty,
as well as equal and just laws, and have
been contented, prosperous and happy
Their trpQeewith 'tiIe rest of the world has
rapidly decreased and thus every CONNER
cial nation has shared largely in their sue
ccSsful progress ] shall now proceed to
take the oath prescribed by the Constitu-
ton, while humbly invoking the blessing
of Divine Providence on this great people
JAMES BUCHANAN.
, 1857-04-17
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
By AUTHORITY.
CnAr. CXXIX.

CHAP. CXXIX.
An act making appropriations or certain Civil Expen-
ses Of TIE GOveIment for tie year ending the thir.
teth Of jane, eigutten hundred aud hity-seyen.
Be it enacted by tue Senate aud HJtse Oi Repre-
seuiaiive- u the Cited States Of America in Cil-
gfcss assembled, Thit tie f,jwing sans Oc. and tue
same a.e here1y, apprU riIed for the oJje-ts heIeA
ter expires for the ,cal year ehdlg the tliTcth
Of jane, one tloasan1 eight hludied and i;tysevcn
viz:
Surrey Of tie e1Ri.-FIr survey Of the Atlantic
ana G ll3 ci.s; OF the United State, Qncludns IN.
nsatol u supe inteGaent and IlistiHts aud rx I-
III pay aad emolame 4ts uf u ers oi the army AID
navy aHd petty olirers, and mcl OF the nagl en-
plOyed on the work. two hundred aud lily-thousand
dIllgs.
For conlinIing the survey Of the western coast Of
the United state, one hundred aud tIrty thousand
lilrs.
Fot containing the survey of the Fl ,rda reef and
keys, tcN ludng pay AMI cmIlumeHts OF officers OF
the army and navy aud petty officers and men of the
navy employed on the wprkD forty thlusal dollar
For rnling line % con iect the triln gulatiDn On
the Atlantic Goa I, with that the tiui Of Mexico,
lcrlss the Florida peninsula. dfteen thlusanl .oars
For publishing the ob,ery ttipls made in the prly.
of tho survey Of tie coast of the United StItes
hiteen thJusaad di.lars.
For repairs aud alterations Of steamers "Hetzel"
aud Vixen, aud Of sailing vessels en-. m.Iloyed ia the
c .a,t sIryey, fifteen thousand dollar.
For T ie and quarters, and for NJ eiye and transp1r
tat11 tor Officers and enlisted soldiers 1f the army
serving in the coast survey in cases no longer proy
ded by the Quartermaster, ten thousand dollar-.
, 1857-04-17
Democratic Meeting in Sawamish County

At large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Democracy Of SuwamSh county, w.
T., held at the couHty seat April llth,
1851, for the dispatch of such business as
,he Democracy of said county saw fit to
transact, on motion of C, w, Swindall, +.
Kennedy was called to the chair, and j.
L. Morrow appointed secretary.
Wm. NJ Morrow was called upon to
state the object of the meeting, which was
ably done.
On motion of Col. NJ T. Simmons, David
Shelton was unanimously chosen as our
delegate to attend the Territorial Convcn-
ton for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for Delegate to Congress.
Ga motion Of Charles Graham, c. W.
Swia'laiI, NJ r. Simmons, Lee Hancock,
+. Kennedy were chosen to attend the con-
vention to be held at Olympia on the 4th
Saturday in April, 1851, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate 10 represent
Sawamish and ThurSon coun'ies.
On motion, c. w. Swindal, Lee Han
cock, and Charles Graham were appointed
committee to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting.
The committee reported the following
resolutions:
Rcsslrcd, That our delegate 10 the Ter
ritoria Convention, to be holden at Drew'S
Mills, Lewis county, w. T., Oh the llth of
May, 1851, be instructed to vote for, and
use all honorable means to secure the
nomination of Isaac !. Stevens as the
Democratic candidate for Delegate to Con.
gresS 80
Resolred, That we fully approve Of the
course pursued 10y him in his official actions
as Governor of this Territory, and Com
manderin-Chef OF the volunteer forces in
the late Indian war, and Superintendent OF
Indian Affairs, believing, as we do, that he
has faithfully and inpartally filled each
respective ollice with credit to himself and
the Territory OF Washington. .
Resoirci, That as Democrat, Governor
Stevens has been firm and unh .nching, aud
has ever used his influence for the union
and advancement OF the party, and for the
hest interests of the Territory /: therefore
We, as the Democratic party Of Sawamish
county, believe him entitled to the nOmina-
tion.
Resocred, That Col ]. Patton Anderson,
our Delegate in Congress, has our entire
confidence in his ability and efficiency as Il
Delegate, and that he has done as much for
the people of the Territory as any other
man could have done, under the same cir
cumstances, in times Of such high political
excitement 'H.
Ga motion of Charles Graham, the reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion of David Shelton, the pro-
ceedings OF this meeting were ordered to
be published in the Pioneer and Democrat.
0a IL otion, adjourned.
+. KENNEDY, CAmn
J. L. MoERow, Se6y
, 1857-04-17
CovELAND, W. T., April IL, 1851.

Editors Pioneer anil Democrat
Agrceably TO previous notice, by Col.
Walter Crocket, Seu., Chairman Of tile
Democratic county committee for Island
county, W. T., the Democracy of said
county assembled at the court house in
Coveiand, the county seat Of said county,
at IL o'clock, NJ, on Saturday the llth
day of April, 1857, for the purpose oI
clectiug delegates to atttnd the Territorial
Convention, TO be held at Drcw's Mills, in
said Territory, upon the eleventh day of
May next.
On motion of j. T. Turner, Col. Walter
Crockett was called to the chair, and j. t.
Turner was appointed secretary.
The chairman having made known the
object Of the meeting, and sundry motions
made and lost relative to the admission Of
members into the convention, the conYen-
ton adjourned for one hour.
Convention re-asscmbled pursuant TO nd-
jouInment
Col. Crockett called the meeting to
order, and offered his resignation, which
was accepted by the covention.
Gu motion Of Chas. Phillips, Caleb Miller
was appointed to iill the chair.
On motion of J. L. Turner, the conven-
ton now proceeded to elect by ballot dele.
gates 10 attend said Territorial Convention,
which resulted in the election Of Messrs
Z. Phillips, Caleb Miller, Il. Z. Hill, and
Milton L. Mounts.
On motion Of j. I. Turner, the following
resolutions were unanimously adoptcl by
the convention rr
ResoLrod, That the above named dele
gates be instructed to cast their votes for
Gov. Isaac |. Stevens as their first choice,
and for Columbia Lancaster as their second
clo.ce. i....r
Itssolred, That any one, or more, Of the
delegates, at the Territorial Convention, is
hereby authorized to cast tho voses Of said
county in said convention.
fIesOlred, That the proceedings had at
this convention be published III the Pioneer
and De0sOcrat.
On motion Of E. Darlington, the con,
vcntion adjourned sine die.
.s ID - CALEB MILLER, Chm'H.
j. T. TURNER, SeeV
, 1857-04-17
Mass MeetIng IN SaWamish County.

A mass meeting of the ciiizens Of Sawam.
ish county was held at the county seat, on
the llth Of April, 1851, for the purpose
of giving an expression of opinion of the
whole people in regard to the Official action
Of Isaac l. Stevens. .. ..
John I Scott was chosen chairman, and
C. W. SwindalI appointed secretary.
On motion Of VIM. krise, WIN. NJ.
Morrow was called upon TO address the
meeting in regard to the objects for which
it was called, which he did in few elo-
qucnt and pointed remarks.
On motion of Col NJ T. Simmons, a
committee of three, consisting of Wm. NJ.
Morrow, John Swindall and F. Kennedy,
was appointed TO draft resolutions express
ing the sentiments Of the citizens Of this
county, without distinction of party.
The committee reported the following
resolutions
Resolrcd, That Gov. Isaac /. Stevens
has the thanks and confidence of a very
large majority Of the citizens Of this Terri
tory, for the able aud efficient manner in
which he has conducted the civil and mill
tary Affairs of the Territory Of Washington,
aud also as Superintendent of Indian
Affairs
Resoired, That it was necessary for trcn-
ties to be made with the different tribes Of
Indians within the limits Of this Territory,
and that we believe that those treaties
were made with a view TO the best interests
Of the parties interested, and that they
were made in the spirit Of justice, and that
it is highly important that those treaties
should be ratified 10y the Senate of the Uni
ted States at us early day as possible.
RcSsirei, That the late Indian hostilities
were uuproyoked on,the part Of the citizens
Of this Territory, but was the result of
conviction Oh the par' os the Indians that
they were soon TO be supplantcd by the
white man, and that they had no other
recourse to avert such a calamity, only by
the determination Of the White race from
their country, and to carry out this con
, 1857-04-17

The majority Of the committee recommend that at
the primary meetings of the members Of the party 10
the diereut Counties throughout the Territory for
the selection Of delegates N attend the COnveilOn
each voter place upon the back q bic ticket Ola all
cases where delegates aTnchosen by ballot The name
Of the rerson he would prefer 10 have nominated for
Delegate 10 Congress. 'f.s sac IlI.lIi.i.i ii
The committee would respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the Democracy Of the TeHtoly, tde im-
pOrance Of prompt attention and response o this can
in the selection OF tho fil unmher b such delegates
rs will be certIin 70 attond The Convention,
Respectfully, .a fIIrsu
J.-W. WILEY. Of Thurston. Chm'n.
SETH CATLIN. OF CoulitE;
. u. HENRY NILES, OF Lewis; r. s-. r
wM A. STRfC KLEI, Of King;
ED. Q. FIrZHUGH, Of whaicom.
Febriay 2stb. 1851. !, -,.,' +. "a
, 1857-04-17
AdminIsIrntor,s SnIe.

DCRSUANT t. m order Of sale. issned ont u thC
1 Probate court. OF the county Of ThHnton and
Territory OF Wa-hingt,n, at it, April term. lS5T.
viii SELL upon Thursday. the jvth day OF ApiIL
A. u. 1871 NJ 10 O'Clock, m, At the premises Of
William Holmes late Of raid county dereacd u the
highest bidder for ra-h, lot Of nbeF, Rails. Cattle.
Hnr-cs, Wheat, Farning utensils, Household FuTni-
tlrc, Wearing Ap arl, Ne, constituting the goods,
cr l. and personal property Of said estate For far
Ter iniormIol enquire upon the premises or OF the
under gacd.
s. & FORD, Sr..
Admir- NJ estate NJ William Holmes decd
Thor county April 18th, IS7-7v.
, 1857-04-17
DRUGS & MEDICINES

DGI8S d W8DgB9aIBS0 -
PR1nt1 0nc1 od1O,
ID w WOODS &LAsss seq
Among which may be found the following articles:
Sands Sarsaparila; Townsends do; GuyA0tts Yellow
Dock and doi Grnienbergs do; Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj; wlstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry; Gneienberg's
Consumptive Balm; Mexican Mustang Liniment; Il
bys Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Aouptain
do; Nerve and Bone Liniment; Liquid OpedildOc;
Godfrey Cordial; Bateman'H Drops; Thompson's Eye
Water; Greenbergs bye boticn; Davis Pain Killer;
Greenhefgs Children's Panacea; Do Uterine Cathol,
icon; FahnestOek's VemiIuge; Bay Wntef; Wfithrsf
Indian Vegetable Pillsj Brandrefhf Vegetabl0 do,
Ayers CathaItc do; Jaynes Sensitive DO; 0rUlen- q
berg's dog MeLane's Liver 10; Blood Root DO; Cod
Liver on; Olive do, Rose Water. seidiltz Powders;
soda do; HAH Dye; Hnnhi lnde ible lnkt Strysbnine
White ala yellow wlxi ehohldet Ruees;l llpHslpi
TOR oil; Madder; Log Woodi Capperas; Alan; Prus-
.an Bluej Indigo ATaatto Poor Mans Plaster; Court
Plaster; Fine Spongt; Do Em0Tyi langlaas; Rotten
STONE % Br'1Sei Sa soaa Lemon syrnP c.ee@ Tas
Salt Petrei book Gum Co1al; Cum sellq; Castle
Soap; Wlndtoh d.; Wash Hins; Cologne, romatnm;
sTdo S1 saDbSs bS9is ' &: P ,s:' ~: ia%. Nm.
Ammonst Spirits doi Vim colehicl on c1hstii ePiF-
It's NltIe; hsam Capaha; Chl0foiDrm; EIbor 6ulphu-
isi Gan SsRphsri DO. AIasls; %; Aygh;s sage..
Hydragi Blue Olntmeui; ExtrAgl Hygeasmns; 20,
Conium; DO, Black Root; Balsam TON; lodid6 PotalA;
capNles; Opium; Rad Rhel; Iodine Red preclpilaif;
fanny. Horrhohnd; CiinIp; C6mpo o.liIan; Lolaia,
Powdered Cuhcbs; LadinS Slipper; slippery Elm;
Cardamon Seeds; Magnc1A; Llqhoncci NllIlts HIgdrt
Harlem OIL; Coodioni Adhesive Plaster Oh n Celaf
bemlock, Hasaafn1s, koromnry, NormHool, Winter
green. Caraway, Orange Lemon, Poppermlhi, China
mon, Organum, Lavender Tanzy, AnIIccd, Amber,
Cloves, Borghmot. Almond ,eic. &c. ~
All these articles are Waranied pihe and un1dliif-
rofsd and ts esV bnrf qnaitl having hen luit5f
el with neW q bdlnE used 10 my practice and ~
ohe1.d 10 the public and ines q ne nay foNrst
Orders from distance vim be sitsaasd % uith
7 4 siasV pubic raifonie /, ro6iot1lf Sali6lied
- PstsohIFIloss vii b attended, % and Poi Up
- Remember The plaoc-Knlifds new sand ond
teFs It- - EI ~ OK IIILlA1IU.
oltnpIa aApras lsS7 = -. = 2 rqsqli, =
, 1857-04-17

m. n. ?. BURNA, Iilsof slelleooni, Pierce co..
~ W. +. has removed y Olymph, iul6 The hd1ss
next door 70 Wilson / Dunlapi new ltolt. y p
Olympia. April Q, latl.i ri - no7otf Ifgo1 -
, 1857-04-17
Religious NOtices.

The Rev G. F.fwmrwORru, CPresbyterian,) win
preach At sAe new d.tfst school hoh.s ion every ot
O'Clock, a. ~. and o'clock, r.M
Rev. 7. DILLON CAfethodist churchA will preach
every Sabbath on the Rrouhd floor Of Masonic Hall
Olympia at IL o'clock, A. A.. -l-f .t.n4If.0
, 1857-04-17
The SeeOnd MOnday IlIIl,l In AIay,

As the DAY for raid Convention TO assemble.
The committee would also announce that Il has
been decided TINT ME rlio0f representation u the
ICOnYention will be rw0 delegates Tor EACH member
ofthe House Of Representatives. which will give 70
the several counties the quota Of deeAtes rs ollow
, 1857-04-17
lltu aSutrtistntHts.
FOWLER & co.

JITHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Dealer. in prv
w Goods, Groceries, Hardware Crnekery and
Ready.nade Clothing. Port Townsend, VT.
April 6, 1856. fn2l-u
, 1857-04-17
NEW STORE,
SPRING AM SUMMER AssoRr4
MEET. ssE .s

PHILLIPS, HO3rC., 4 CO.,
HAVING established themselves permanently IN
IL Olympia, in the meri antile business, would res
pecdnliy inioTm those wishing TO purchase goods.
That they are now opening On the corner Of MaiH and
Second streets, one door north OF the Washington
uotel, splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Family !
Groceries. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Sbeeware &c.
which they purpose selling or at very low GguTcs for
ca h OF country produce, bat no; a credit.
Fjesn additions will be male tn the stock already
on hand by fntuFe arrival ~ vesssls.
In short it Is our intention 10 keep astoek adsGude
to the wants Of the people, And as oGr glN,r =
b11ght with cash by the senior partner (an4xSeffA
enced buyer) VIC arc confident that will be aIe TO
Then t0one and all We say CALL and examine f0r
yourselves. -'.-.s
~, PHILLIPS, HORTON 4 co. !.
Olympia hpil H. ls5G. ,s5 In2l-Gs
, 1857-04-17

THE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
l. announce 70 the Democracy Of the Territory, that
tl,eV have fixed lOon 'sa-s
, 1857-04-17

DREJ~S MILLS, LEXIS scoUNfY.
As the place for the meeting Of the coming Territorial
cnnYentinn. and lave decided nnnn y
The Washington union., 1857-11-24
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

INTENSIVE sale of very superior furniture a.
saclon-ou Tueaay, ue 2sh y shsl sell q 40 soeA
she sge furniture saTcroa No s2c 'sTe a-f ~ es
nut and maple furniture, viz
Mahogany marble Top bur.zns
and SOFA tables ast
r Walnut m2 BILE top etegeres, bureaus and tAee<
Mahogany walnut siashoar',s, s<as
spring nd chairs
Mahogany cherry and walnci extension dlnBg Mhirr
DO hstrAcks, writing, qnsrtette, and ether tsbes
Rosel cottage, apd other bedsteads -.ss "a -
wardrobes, chairs Of every description
Handsome mahogany aud walnut whatnots
DO sainted cottage chamber
Cribs, cradles, looking glasses, toiirt sets, Ae
With large of other artes whh deem Unnecessary T.
Terms An $50 cash; SIS, sxseedsag
$50 credit thirty sixty thirty sky sni
ninety days, for all of credit bearing
lact01ly endorsed. A. cRi1N,
Noy 2I--3lfM&T
The Washington union., 1857-11-24
Msrha,.

A CARD.---The attention of the public is respect
fully invited the sale the extensive Of
hand fnrnurc which viii tke place Tuesday, 2
o'clock, warcroom,
north side the seventh The furniture "
quality and the sale well merits the attention Of wish
Ing to furnish, dealers IN furniture.
Nov 24--lt A. GREEN, Auctoneer