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International
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,

Main street door from the Union Hotel, jackson.
Ia THE undersigned beg to announce to
SSzvA the citizens of jackson and the public
-1-S generally, that they have taken the Inter
national Hotel and Restaurant. and that they are
determined to keep it in a siy le unsurpassed in
the State. They have employed an experienced
meat cook and also pastry cook, who will pre-
side over the affairs OF the CUISINE in manner
which cannot fail to be acceptable to the public
The choice of every edible that can be procured
in the market will he provided, and seved up 10 a
style uneXeeptionable
The Lodging department connected with the es-
tablshment will be attended TO with strict refer
encc to cleanliness and comfort. Good beds at
fifty cents per night
The proprletors hope to receive share Of pa
ronage, aud respectfully invite citizens and Others
10 give them a trial.
JOSEPH KIRNER & co.
may q 2s-tf
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A GOOp RILLTARp TABLE
For f.le FiaIranti SKIN.

DALM Of a Thousand Flowers; Lyons kathai-
ID ron and Barry IS gricopherons, at the
JACKSON DRUG q BOOK STORE
apr Is ze-lf
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California Livery stable.
Broad,cay street, LfCKSO.N

er@zz 1-v-,szsr,-~~ra The undersigned respect
!. ~ ~ sf-sSssssssl fully inform their friends
N.Y. VI = lS & and the public that they
keen on hand to hire. al the above named stable
good spirited and easy riding ladies aud gentle
mems Horses: - also. fine Horses and Bugoies
which can be had on short notice and at prices to
the times,
ar Horses kept and groomed by the week or
day in the Stable, or put the ranch on good pas
ture and well attended to.
Ranch produce for sale, consisting of Barley,
Wheat Flour. Hay, &c.
sas~ Transfers would do we'll to give Us call.
+. & T. MASTERSON, Pros.
onr Ok 27-im
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Fruits, segars, ToElaeco, sc.
Ercnc Hotel.
HON-E CITY, .4.M8D0R COUNTY
tsN prpFN & uTIfFEV

fONE CITY .aaL4D0R COUNTY.
By PERM hickey.
1assr Having opened the Irene Hotel, in lone
tsSls4i Civ. il Is 0ur Intention to make Il First
,lsEs Class House. We shall keep oar TABLE
well supplied u.lh lhe best the market affords
Gar Stables
Are large and offer every convenience g teams
tiers. We have Ia connection WLh the hoIei q
LIVERY STABLE
Of good Horses and Carriages, 50 that Pieasure
Parties. and others can always be accommodated.
JOHN A. PERRIN,
j. a. RICKEY.
apr q 2i-h
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PhGnix Works.

J. KTTTREDGE, Proprietor,
MANUFACTURER OF Fre-proof Doors
1NI Shutters, Vaults, &C., Battery, near Pacific
Streets san Francisco.
n. b. Orders from the country attended to
promptly large assortment Of second hand
doors and shutters constantly on hand and for sale
at VERY LOW PRICES.
apr 24-Gm
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.Jonas g. Clark 4 Co.'S.

FURNITURE w AR ERO OMS,
No. l2s Washington street, San Francisco, and 40
and 81 Fourth street between and X
streets. Sacramento,
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Every De-
scription of
FURNITURE AND BEDD n G,
.-===-=-a- Have now in Store the Largest
- sf Stock and Most Complete Assort-
sss772Ti ment Of rich aud beautiful fufni-
ture ever offered in this State consisting IN part OF
the following
Fine Roseteood, Walnut and Mahogany Parfor
and Chamber sets.
Sofas Ofomaus Lounges, and Easy thdfS; Bu-
reans. Whatnots Mirrors of all sizes
Office and Kitchen Furniture IN ne 6redfesf
Variety.
szg5- We are ROW Manufacturing
from onr Native Woods also from Walnut and Rose
wood most of onr finest furniture and can prodnce
an article superior for strength, durability ana
beauty, to anything imported from the East
nss- We have constantly on hand. and are IN
regular receipt of full and complete invoices oi
Goods, adapted to the Interior and Coast trade.
5r1s- TO ITHOLES.4LE DEdLERS we
would say. your orders win receive, as formerly,
our careful aud prompt attention.
JONAS G. CLARK d co.
q
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GarIltnn Beer Nn!Oslsa.

FTNIIE unders gned has taken the saloon formerly
L occupied by Waltemath 4 Co. IN the brick
basement on Main street nearly opposite the foot
of Court street. Jackson and hopes by strict atten-
tion to business, 60 receive tac patronage OF his
friends and The public
A GOOD billiard TABLE
Has been provided for those who take delight in
that fashionable amusement
Ne-Prime Liquors of oil kinds at the Bar.
JOSEPH BECHT.
may Q 29-3m
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Temple 81 Monor.

Temple Of Honor.
PARADISE TEMPLE OF HONOR meets at Tenn
i perance Hall, Consolation street, every Wednes
day evening
i 6. B. JrwErr, w. c. T; E. B. DAENGERnELD,W r
.s- SPECIAL DEGREE TEMPLE meets
ths first Wednesday evening in each month.
Gro ypHxsoS u. T. r. STEWART D. R.
isrl 12ly
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april 3nl
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may ID
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Every De-
scription of
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Butte Saw Will for sale.

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Foutt's department.
FROM the American Messenger.
The Oysterman's Ship

when was little boy" says gentle
man whose name is well known, Il lived In
large CITY, and like all little boys took great
delight in gazing in at the shop-wlndows a.
! passed along the streets. Every day, OF
nv way to school. went through narrow
street or alley i'll which was an oysterman'
shop. 1t was low, dingy building, but ii
the window was an object which had won
derful fascination for my eyes. 1t was q
model of ship made in wood. twas tin!
bit of thing but all its little masts and spar'
were beautifully carved, and it was rugged b!
sails small enough to match their minute pro-
portions. Oh. how beautiful it looked to IN!
eager and admiring eyes, and how often
wished, as l leaned against the window-sasl
that the dear little treasure was my own
How charming it would be to see it floating
on a pond; how all my little visitors would
admire it.
One day half dozen of us boys came moi
silly bounding down the street, as full of fur
and frolic as most boys are when just let out
of school. The quiet-looking old FISHERMAN
sat at his door as we came up. lie was q
good-natured man. and the larger boys began
to tcaze him to give them the little ship. liz
smiled and they grew more clamorous.
oh, yes, give it to me, said one
No, no to ne, to me. Ispoke first said
another.
i say, old FISHERMAN, give it to me- shout
ed third.
Twas timid little fellow, and stood apart
without speaking word. remember think
ing the others were very rude, ill-manncrcd
boys, to make such demand in that shame
less way, and yet they belonged to what were
considered the first families in the city. Dur
ing these outcrics, the old man took the lit
tie ship from the window, and holding it in
his hand came out. Seeing this, the boys
crowded around him more bosterously than
ever.
oh, go away with your noise exclaimed
he rather testify, pushing them aside 1 shall
give it to none of YOU Then coming up to
where stood, he said to me, with kindly
smile on his weather-bcatcn face, 1T is yours.
my little lad, if YOU would like it. and see
by your eyes YOU would. l give it to you be-
cause you had the good manners not to ask
for it. Run home with it. little boy, and tell
your mother am glad she has taught YOU to
be civil and modest to older people, which few
boys are now-a-days.'
Many years have gone over my head since
then. and have had my prosperity and en-
ioymcnt, but can look back on few happier
moments in my life than that which made me
owner of the oysterman'S little ship"
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PIOUS GAMBLERS-O of the most anus

PIOUS GAMBLERS.-On of the most anus
ing instances OF external piety we remember
to have witnessed was in Madrid club,
where every night, towards II o'clock rouge
et-noir table opens. Occasionally it has hap
pened that when the game was the hottest,
the table strewn with gold and notes, eager
ness to be read on the flushed cOuntenances
that craned over the green cloth, there was
heard in the street the tinkling of the bell
that announces the passage of the host. In
stantly the gamblers knelt upon their chairs
or on the floor, and crossed themselves and
mumbled prayers while the consecrated wafer
passed on its way to some dying mans bed
side. The sound of the bell and the steps of
the priests grew fainter, and as they died
away the gamblers resumed their seats, again
grasped the gold, and stretched their necks,
and once more it was Rouge gagne ct la cou-
leu.-Blackwood's Magazine.
sS Among the queer thlnSS developed by
bank panic in various cities, is the discovery
that certain professional beggars are the
possessors of a snug little sum in the bank.
An old fellow in Albany drew out 5000 in
the recent run: and another venerable beg
gar in Boston, who had been living on the
city for two years, was found to have deposit
ed in different banks, the sum of $1,000.
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STORING FRUIT-Though most of our
readers may know that the following hints
are well deserving of attention and adoption
yet they may be torgetful of them at the very
time when they should be putting them in
practice. Even should they say, "Oh! We
knew all that before" or, "Oh! that is moth
ing new" they may, nevertheless, be benefit
ted by being reminded of them just at the
right time. But there are few, undoubted-
", who have never been made aware of the
propriety or advantage of practising accord
ing to the hints herewith submitted, and
therefore, with the hope and wish that they
will prove Of use to several of both descrip-
tons, We proceed to submit the suggestions
which follow to those who will soon be en-
gagged i'll laying away their winter supply of
apples.
1t should be remembered then, that apples
for preservation should never be shaken off
the trees, but should be picked off carefully
and laid, not thrown, into baskets. The
slightest bruse will lead to early decay. For
the same reason the apples, being gathered,
should not be poured from the baskets into
barrels or bags, or even upon the floor. They
should be moved from one receptacle to
another with such carcfulness that no posi-
bic bruise or scar can happen to Them and
very valuable or tender fruit should be
moved one by one by the hand. Those that
are worn-caten or defective should not be
thrown down and left on the ground, las they
will thus be likely to add to the numbers of
the insect dcvastators of future years,) but
taken up and fed to the hogs, either raw or
Enthusiastically Gentleman.
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New Carriage Shop.

d U G G Y w A G O n S
ID The undersigned have on hand and are man.
ufacturing for sale. Buggy Wagons. Those who
are in want of the above. will do we'll to call and
see before purchasing elsewhere. Shops in Gale
donia Machine Shop Company's Building, near
the Passenger Depot. n. B. FLINT.
d. S. WHEELER.
o. Repairing done to order.
St. Johnsbnry, June 1, 1857. 36tf
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NeWbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.

CIItS. W. CUSHING. 4. NJ. Principal.
'YNlIE Institution affords special advantages. As
] follows
and comprehensive course for Young ladies'
French b, educated Frcnchman. Music and
Painting of all kinds hv Teachers thoroughly cd
ucat,d III these departments. Terms long enough
to complete common tex, books. Board and iu-
iiion cheap III an. Institution Of the grade.
Fall term of II weeks will begin Aug. ~. 1877.
Winter &" T. Dec ;.
Spring {" II Z" - March 1. lSjS.
For more particulars address the Principal.
PEENTlSS KNIGHT. Sec.
Ncwhurv. W.. July u. 1917. lS-55
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Drugs and Medicines.

'NHE subscriber has recently purchased tn,
Il Apothccary Shop at Lyndon owned by DR.
ID. n. Trull where NAV be found 4 full assortment
of Drugs and Medicines, Vegetable, Mineral ant
Patent. Also,
CHE MCILS, STRGIC4L INSTRU-
MENTS, FANCY ARTICLES,
and i'll short everything kcptin like establishment,
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy ant
despatch. Medicines. Surgical instruments anc
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous. not on hanC
will be procured at short notice.
U : Orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to. Id. CAFPENTER.
Lyndon, June Is, 1857 3Stf
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'1NllE MARBLE WORKS i, Lyndon will here
. after he carried on under the name of s. {
OTIS Co.. who will keep constantly on hand a
we-Sclcctcd stock of
MONUMENTS Il HEADSTONES.
of all styles usually found in this part ofthc State;
and have secured the services Of Mr.. G. p.
Spencer (who has for many Years past worked a,
st. John >bmrv. and whose work is we'll known
throughout the Statc). We have confidence in saw
ing that work will be done in a >,vlc Is good
as the BEST and at prices as low as the LOWEST
Work delivered free of charge
\ Raised work will be done for six cents per
letter. SCOTS co.
Lyndon, June > 1857 36-S-
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MEAT MARKET.
kITTREDGE.,S BLOCK

M IkEiUrf - Bltt n.
I y come elton with the Meat business. we have
ou land Salt Pork. Salt Beef. Tripe. Lard
Hams. Salmon. Machcr,l. Cod Fish. Ar.
We shall still lee adding I" the amount and va
rictv of >,orA. and shall endcavor To- furnish
good quality OF articles in this line Of business
and shall hope (" render this establishment !ndi.-
pcIi~:shlc 70 The public
The market VIII be open Al all hours Of Tic dav
HASTINGS x WRIGHT
-. John>bury. April 80 l>57. 3ld
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One Quarter more Work with on
Qnarterless Team than any other
Pillow that we have ever seen.
- X G ii VI X CA Il T. y / T. Il
St. JOhnSbury Marble Works.

The Subscribers have enlarged hi. establish
rlcnt during The past >ca>"n.-anG IL returning
Their thanks ior The very general favor WITH Win i!
their works has been regarded. would a:rao'lr.c,
tha. they are read, - furnish marble work
III all il ,aricu> branches III r,h and riI:iurit STYLES.
which cannot he cNctll,d-;.t prices below al c"II-
pctitluI-and within the means ofall- Ihr>r " h''
about erecting Monuments. or Mains. Mi. I'M
II This establishments 4. signs copied from The rch
artistic work If Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries. > also the simple >lab-"r mad !"
ordcr-to suit The peculiar taste OF The purchaser.
" u y I " + Y rs
Grave Stones. Hcar;h>. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche >ll>. manufactured of marble.
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free >iorc. II The lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES.
For enclosing burial lois, furnished al the lowest
rates
In cndca, oring to keep our work on an cqualit.
with the best CITY worh-it much less price
trust shall receive the liberal patronage or.
cNcrtion> merit.
4 Work delivered in the nci@hhorinc tonn>
free Of charge. THOS. BRIGHAM.
9j3 JAS. Il. CARPENTER.
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4 MEXICAN \ FOREIGN PATENTS
4
+. Il. EDDY. Solicitor of PhTFKTS.

ii'' A-'f' 81 lie : Ia1'ii 'ii''' a>i 81 -riusf
'i.' Al - 49,
''>!iIF 81 ";f''>lTf Aifhf 81 h">T"N-
AZ Al N'i>iN' Ia ne 81 i"ar'i> Il iN'ilk seals
'-.. -, AZ iA''l7> ia Ire ill's Sl''> az" ia
,.~ ari- A>,--i,?., tIi ra,.r- Draw
iI->,Hr r., N,,'', lii,ral tens AID with Ills
;,Ar,h E.-Art ny y. ..rf,.l .r f,-t.ll Nulh>
-i,- - lIrc-
Ti..,>-.I. ,tr ,-,r AIN r,lsi,r,, III al
-., IL. The CLAIMS al am Patent
lri l>A - T,iiit- Cir viiaT Assignments !-CvTteo
II y I>lljli-l. Il
lhi> A-,li,A It IlY ia, la ia Nm EIcar huI
iT.-h Il i,NtlI.T> N,- iiN NH isi-ii<
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Self:sealing Cans

NOR preserving fruits berries, tomatoes, &C.,
IL in all their natural richness of favor. They
are the best in use, aud simple and certain
For sale by BOYNTON & DENING.
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For SeventV-Five Cents.

OF can get 4 RICH AmbrotNpc AT the West
. Concord Daguerrean CALLER, .to,crihc - Fco-
piles Storc.l Particular attention given To >ccur-
ing correct likcnc>>c> Of children. Copies taken
from naGucrc"typc> and Pictures. Perfect sat
i>faction guaranteed.
WOODBURY. X JJDEVINE. Projectors.
West Concord. Aug II. 1871. l6,f
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New Arrangement.

NGW arrangement.
'y'IIE subscriber having purchased The entire in
! tCrc>t of y. Il. FLINT in the Harness Bu>i-
ness on Railroad Street. i nov prepared Ia furnish
all kinds Of work in this line. short notice and
i'll workmanlikc manner
An assortment of
COOP ILLNESSES
constantly on hand.
Il RETAINING done 1T >hor, notice
J. +. LAnICEE.
Opposite the FassumpSic House. st. John>burv
Vt. Nav L.. 1857. :,3tf
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NJ ISIS l.. NJ FL T. Il { e Il
MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING e.
FANCY GOODS
M...t l...,cnrl

NJ T. Il Il y NJ 4 M / II
Manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers III
PL.iIN IND JIPlNNED TIN.
Copper. Brass. sheet Iron. Wooden and Hollow
ware. stoves. Sto,cpipc. Zinc. Lead Pipe Cast
They will ais" keep on hand Farmers Ar:icul-
'ura Eoilcr> and Sugar Pans. and all the latest
improved STYLES OF Cooking and laIi"r Stoves.
NI. Merriam having had i large experience IN
the Manufacture If Tin. Brass. Sheet Iron. &c..
for the last Years pledges himself To- give entire
satisfaction on all work son; from the shop. He
j. prepared 70 d" all kinds Of Job and Custom
work. which will be executed with u,a,n,>s and
Dispatch
We have adopted IN, cash or >hor, Crc,li, .
system. and iutcn'! 10 price our ware accordingly.
Our mott" i. "Vuick sales and small profits.
believing that 4 '>'rr >i\p,noc i better than 4
,lo" shilling. All kinds # barter taken IN c>-
change for goods. CHARLES Il. MERRIAM.
IRA &. SMITH.
West Concord. VI. Mare, . 1914. oj.f
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DELLENUE, CALHOUN CO., X. 7

DELLEVJE, CALHOUN CO., X. T.
This town is situated on Cedar Creek, 80 miles
due west of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing not cxcellcd at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone. Sandstone and Timber are
abundant. it being in the best timbercd portion of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
vicinity. The soil is we'll adapted to tillagc and
grazing purposes: the climate is healthy and sa-
uhricus as heart can desire. A fine Steam mill
is in process of erection. 4 Hotel for the accom-
mediation of cmg grants, and store to supply their
wants are on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics OF
all needed kinds arcv very much need. Liberal in
duccmcns will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers.
G. a. WARD, President \. p. RANNEY, Sec
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information may he had by addressing
4. P. RANNEY,
39tf Lcavenworth City. h. T.
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CARPETTN@G

large assortment Of carpctings Just received
a" Ter sale by L. JEWETT.
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Buy the Premium Bitters,

~ V11V I 1VU1U1U O1CCV1 d
\ ND drive away the Jaundicc, We dull. slow,
- stupid, sleepy mortals They are Just the
thing you need this warm weather. If YOU buv
these Bitters YOU may be assured YOU will not get
any poisoned alcohol, as nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from spoiling-
They are warranted to give as good satisfaction as
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
II. p. HOYT.
st. Johnsbury, MAY 2S 35tf
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
I>HE best article known for children cutting
n teeta; Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. for sale by the gross dozen single box by
C. BINGHAM,
MRS. f.. KIDDER,S
hlSENTERY and Diarrhea Cordial, Javncs
earminativc Balsam, Cholera Mixture. &c,
for s;ilc by G. BINGHAM
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Something New.

4 Cooking range designed for country use
N suitable for every one who has Mushroom,
summer or winter cook room or dairy room; and
every house to be complete should have one
BOYNTON & DEMING.
St. Johnsbury, May 18th, 1857. 34tf
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INDEFENDENr-
What will YOU Give
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

V1NIIE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
i LINDEN and surrounding towns. that he ha>
taken the Store formerly occupied bv ii Babi,,.
and fitted mp the same A. Clothing Store and
Tailor : Shcp and la> secured the services Of an
experienced Cutter. and l. now prepared To furn-
>h Clothing i'll every variety. al reasonable prices.
He Will al>" keep on hand large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
TO which he invites attention of those in want IL
the >amc- ii. i. JONES.
Lyndon. April 80. l>jj... 3ltf
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NATURAL ACTION

Throughout the system. II is IA tins ;hr
a,,t.-tii. Is restored. that dig-sisn is improved
he muscles sirrncik-n-i, the mental ene,sivs
-errru.ed, he hue f health Restored L. The
cheeks. weakness II the spsne an limits relieved
and al the .nd.oaiiuns IF Nervous prb,lii,
removed.
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AuctiOneer.

VY>llE subscriber takes Ms oppul,uni', # IN
forming his friends and the public generally.
tha, he has recent, received the above appoint
mcn' and would be hapi, To receive Al, coumi>-
sion III the Auction business. With which the, ua,
see III I" favor HIM. Residence and ru>t- Oii.,c
East 81 J"hn>hury. VI,
lrt A. HARRINGTON
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I. ArnlingtOn.

HAS 4 lot of Furniture on hand Such a So
] fas. card and other tables. Bureaus. Bed
>tcad> and Chairs Of all kinds Also
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETTS,
l., h1,. LIZ Ia,