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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH
RlMORrD CASE or YELLOW FEVER PRONOUNC

RlMORFD CASE OF YELLOW FEVER PRONOJNCtD
UNFOUNDED.
TIE Commissioners met yesterday, at noon. All the
members were present.
DI. GUsS callei the attention OF the Boarj 10 the
case of The brig John B1ynton, which arrived sbOu,
week ago from Poit au-Prioce; aud the Captain OF
which, William T. Blye, bad died on Thursday, AZ MS
reeid.uce in Brooklyn, reported, OF yellor fever
DR.. Gum STATE that he saw the Captain On hs arrival
when be was apparently we'll and had no symptoms Of
yellow fever.
DIR. WALssR, of Quarantine, had also seen the
Captain and reported mis- indsposition as intermittent
ever
DIR. GUM also said that the certificate Of the Consul
Of Port Prince ~h eh he. had in ms possession,
sta ed th1 no yellow fever at present existed IN taat
port The vessel he aid, de,siued several days,
ard then allowed 70 come up on stream permit, AMI
that she row lying in the stream.
DR.. RocKwELL, who was deputei by the Mayor on
Thursday to visit the case stated that ne was sa ned
the case as not yellow fever.
DIR. BOYD stated that be had seen the corpse, ani
from its appearar &C be deemed Investigation necessary
but be had bether determined nor reported the case
a. yellow fever.
The second mate was here brought before the Bolrd
and stated that be had number OF ca'es OF yol-
low fever snd that he was satisfied that Capt. bye
did not die ot that disease.
DIR. GUSs then stated that he had ascertaned from
Dr. Wsser that the Captain experienced tnTee distinct
paIoxyms of Intermittent fever which established
clearly that the fatal disease not yellow fevern
which case there was only one.
The Board then passed pumber Of resolutions, stat
ipg tha, the report of Capt. Byes death being OF
yellow fever was unfounded, denying that DR.: BOYD
Lad reported Il rs such, and permitting the brig 10
lighter her cargo from the stream where sue no" lay
The Inspector of vessels also directed TO iug ale
the vessel thoroughly, rot because the Comm
thooghi il necessary but 10 avoid the excitement winch
the rumor that had been circulatedwss causing.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
CARD FROM DIR wALsER.
To u, Editor Of Th>N Y. Tribune.

To n, Editor of The v. y. Tribune.
SIR: The statement in The Tunes OF yesterday
morning. 10 the effect that the captain of the bng john
Boynton died of yellow fever ETC., is erroneous The
certificate of the American Consul at Port au Prince
end the afdavits Of the mate and the passengers OF
said vessel, on file at the Heath Office, prove chat
pora Prince is free from contagious infectious
disease ard the Health Officer and the Deputy Health
Officer who visited Csp.. Bye several times during
his Illness with the Attending physician III the
opiuion that Capt Bye died OF remttent fever and
consequent congestion OF the BRAN.
DR. Bovd, the Health Officer Of Brooklyn, never
saw Capt Blye until aftel his death AMI denied ever
10 have made tse statement that Capt Blye died o!
yellow fever. lao. ALsEs, g.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Of & er csse- they canDol obi Ct. Tt-y lave COO
ttsn,ly ssktd speedy tris they have been irPr1,,
otec from siny to ninety days ssa.trs tri,l, stl
TOw tiey are re,dy for tia, but District Attorney
J;eder say " 70 home you 4li have 90 tua, your
" noictmcnt. aie -oicd of Course they must OBEY.
All this shous the virtue Of selfrespect The stss
O. Ohio ID M hts and Lo-4n C5u0ts was de'ennned.
those rgLts tLoai be respected. Tti- has pa. aa
end &c rigger-catchiUg 10 ncrttern Ohio.
we aye ipforneo that tbs rn,snue che 9Th. the 10
dictInent sgs snst Jennings Mitchell Lowe AID Davl-,
10 LoTaio, has becn Hoaed, snd the defendants dr.
charged.
Tic Otc,lin gertiemer, so vel-kn noSn ss t!e
"Reecuers" have also been tCTusd out CT cur Jail.
The government tGs abandoned tne pToseeItion IN
their caset AID they viii be With tLe friends at home
before a. our city readers stal have peru'ed 'hiS
DsDCr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
RELEASE or THE OBERLLN RESCUERS
AND kIDNAPPERS.
From The Cls.elaaS Herald, Jsly 6,


II has been well known that the indicted kinappers,
to wit: Jennings, Mitchell, Lowe and DAVIS, have had
more fears the result of their approaching tral IN
Lorain than they have been willing to admit The
truth Is, three OF those had open Penitenary
door staring them square in the face, and even to the
pious Jennlrgs who alone-by virtue Of his power OF
attorney from Bacon the OF the slave Jonnssw
any chance OF escape the prospect OF beng tined by
Jury Of Loran fanatics and Abolidonists' was any
thing but quoting 10 the nerves The ngger caichiog
business at Oberin went along well enough 50 long a.
the kidDsppers and the Federal Court had all own
way but when Loran County stepped in TO assert its
rights. and when couns<l were employed who consulted
only the interests If the indicted men, and not the
official atmosphere at Washington, matters assumed
serious complexion, and the taking of of John was
vie we'd as il should be-to wit, naked kidnspping.
We knew come weeks since tha. proposition had
hecp made ly some OF the Federal officials to some OF
.be outside friends Of the Obern rescuers tsa the
Obe,u men should enter the fashionable plea OF Rofo
coutiadcre, receive the mild fine of $50 each pay the
costs ard in consideration Of the grac the prosecution
s,y kidnspppr should be abandoned. The offer was
Indignantly sp1rned Another proposition, on the ar ar
riyal of the kentucky men, was made oi course the
ohx;n Tescuer. no way can control their osn cases
bfrs ror The case OF the kidnsPpers in loran Ii the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
ARIZONA.
Fso1 The Tu5ae Ari-0ai

Fro1 The Tubae Ari-0aicn, JEne To-
A few days ago band Of Indians descended upon
the Pata rouia mne some - miles from Fort Buchanan,
and stole every head of horses and mules on the place
several fine animals among the number. Ipe thleves
went toward Sonora crossed the Line, killed one morse
and ate un. and then made straight track tor me
Chireahu mountains. They probably belonged 70 "a
cbees's band, which haunts the vicinity Of Apsche
PaS.
On Saturday the llth inst. the thernometer az I1-
bae u tbs shade Of cool hal, with the hOor sprnked
stood at l06; on snndsy, lO3i on Monday, Ioii on
Tuesday lOj; on Wednesday, lOs. Al o'clock IN
the evening, on ihsse days, the range was from "
to %.
Cant, Stone and his party, who have been surveying
SoroIa prder me Isham contrsc-, err.yed az For,
Buchanan on the 18th inst, having been ordered ou'
of Sonors by Gov. Pe.qui-ra. Cspt Stone VIII pro-
coed 20 Washington, but his party vii remain, and en-
deavor 10 continue surveys ~ the tEonler
TIE reyot OF the 0pata and IsqlI Indians was
cr-s:rs great CONSERVATION IN sonora Inc lnd- ans
had d.les ei the Government troops IH tour engage
mcpt.. and were marching on G1aymas, "nere the
foreign residents taxing refuge OF ooard vessels.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
MARINE AFFAIRS.
YACHT RACE AT FIRE ISLAND.

YACHT RACE AT FIRE ISLAND.
On he Fourth there was a spirited race Oh Fire
Island, when the following boats competed for the
prize: Laura Keene, measuring ,ia feet OF canvas
Restless 993 feet Of canvas Black Bird 9O2 feet OF
canvas. Distance sailed, p miles. Allowance OF
time seconds to the foot. The Laura keene allowed
the Restless min. 81 Sec. and the Black Bird mn.
sec. The bos:s started a; ! ?. N. and e.ne IN as
follows: The Laura keene, O'Clock min. % sec.i
Restless, o'clock IS min sec. snd the Back Bird,
1 O'Clock IL min i7 see. The Laura Keene was de-
cared the winning boat ard received the pze beat
ing the Restless 81 seconds and the Black Bird %
seconds.
THE MINISTRY sHIPwREcKED - NARROW ESCAPE
FROs DEATH.
From TIE Montreal Pilot IF Jsly T.
On Friday lasi the following party LEI. COlngwcod
by the steamer Poughboy, on projected excufsoa 70
Saui Ste Mare: the Hon. John Ross, Ms. Ross,
Mrs. Baldwin two children and maid the Hon. .. \.
Macdonald, the Hon. John Rose, Mrs. Rose, Mss
Rose, the Hon. y. Van koughnet, the don. sydney
Smith, the Hon. j. III. Cameron snd Mrs. Cameron,
Col. Prince, Mr. Mcleod, NJ. r.. p, M. McLeoi; and
Misses T.. and A. Mcleod, Mr.. Angus Morrison, NJ L.
T.. Col. Holisworth Sheriff Smith BARREL, and Miss
Smith, Mr.. K J. Saith lCollng wool and tSo daash-
ters, M. aid Mr.. ID. Morrison, aud servant, Mss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

SUICIDE BY TAXING PRosrHoRUs.-CorcOer Jack
man he'd on inqnest yesterday at No. ~ stsstos
street, upou The BODY Of German named Mst'ses
Graf. who committed sefies,ruct.on by taking dose
of phosphorus Deceased had given himself upt u
drink in Consequence of tue death Of beloved fresS,
sud while under toe effects of mental alteration pro-
duced by grief snd iatempersncc, he swallowed tas
drug. Graf was abon: twenty-six years OF age asd
leaves a wife two children to lament his rusin-.y
end. The Jury rendered verde; in accordance With
tie above tscts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

SricrDE BY CUrrING ms THRoAr.-Coroner Scsu
mer held squeet at Bellevue Hospital. yesterday.
upon the body of Thomss Wilson, an Eng,ishmss. -
yesrs old who died from loss OF blood caused by Q
wound in the throa. with razor Inflicted by himself
two weeks since, FOR The purpose Of committing sui
ode. Deceased was drioking man, aud ntse<
the act she labcripg under tit of detrum tremess.
He resided at No 2S, West Seventeenth street, as4
leaves & wife and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Mr.. WALcoT'> BEsEFu.-To-niSht Mr. W.icot
invites his friends to special advertisement he has
provided for them at the Metropolitan Theater. Mr.
Broughams buriesqGe. d" A Gres, Trsgic Revival"
W.. be giyer, ard also his dramatrs'icn OF " Bleak
House" L. this drama, NJ. Wacot performs
" Harold Skinpoie," which is an admirable bit Of
cLsracter acting. The rest Of the piece is well cast.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
.pprysIS AT THE MINES

Fro" lac ''' DEsvgR CIrY, June IL.
Amer the great retOgrsie moyemeSt hsd s Psisq Sa
we intended to have kept register OF rnH i
ds Our m for ;als ssoasS Sa4 al herS
that we caInoI pIa,,,. route the Arkansas and Lx
but lew iioIn arS.h aI aboat five huodred day We
Therefore have 70 give up, and publish Only INC '"
who call up and make the request
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Try1s CoLLEGz.-The Annual Commencement a.
tbs institution viii take place Wednesday next the
18th Inst In the Afternoon, sn ofsron viii DC deh'-
ered before tho Mathematician Society by the Hoo.
Edward q. Parker, followed by poem by Joan u.
SAKE csq.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

aufcEp GEASD LAKcYyr.-Nr A'opscs C.
hSSeei ei Nc. 2i9 Peer street, having m.Sei oae -
suuuber Of ben0s Of tue S,riu.ky. Mansfield asa
N"wsk R'ifosd Co., which belonged to him, s'ots
10 the Presstsn. q tie Company, asking Il he would
psy interest upon tie n.iss,rg boed TIE President
reple6 ths iuteTes, hao a,eAiy been PAID to
Lewis Hsreur. Subsequeus investg sion slowed tss,
Hauear end his fsiept E,nil Ka. nsn had BY sans
means cone in possession Of the missing bad ssa
M Maugsi caused them TO BE- arrested on fdiay.
ard he.c FOR eIamirs;on on q charge ofthen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
Advertisement.
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY

woLTE's celebrated scHIsDAa Asoasrtc ScasArrs should
In the hands syery rsy-l-r No family should ssvs ths
city be without supply during tbs ~sansr IL nvs-
III Of westher aad bsv
sryge il Is the pures; liquor made in the world.
up pin. quart bottles. Sold By all Drgs. 0n,
and Fruit Stores-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

A Ladies' ar is in preparation for the benefit OF
the Ss:ers Of Nercy Of city, which Will equal thh
given &; the crystal Palsoe. The Academy OF
Muse has been engaged FOR the purpose. The FAR
will open the 5th OF December next ard contnue
tgo yecks.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday vas little Ike summer ag'n, The ar
beng bot and sutry, but st witt breeze elouSh to
make the hest easily endurabe. la the evening tue
SKY was overcast. .ni locked like rain
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

An UsGRsrFTUL WRrrcH.-,,sck Williams, siss
Thompson, while somewhat intoxicated, called upon
his friend Thomas Brennan, at his residence No. 100
Mulberry street, on Thursday evening. Brennan
kindly put bin to bed, that he might sleep himself
sober. About 90. m. he awcke in Brcnnaos ab-
sence and began to abuse the wife Of his friend sad
LADY who was visiting her. in the grosssst msDuer.
Mrs. Brennan seat for ner husbsnd who soon cane,
and earnp pg the conduct Of Williams. ordered
him to leave. The latter instead ofcompying turaed
upon him savagey, and seiaing cleaver, buried il
in bis brain. An alarm instantly given. aod in .
few minutes an excited crowd of over 200 persoas
gathered about the place, threatening to lynch tho
would be murderer. The police, however. arrived in
season to prevent the mob from taking the law toto
their own hands, aud took Wlisms to the Station
House. Brennan conveyed to the City Hospital
ana placed under the care of Dr. Thrady. His ip u-
res are ESQ serious nature tia; his recovery isvey
doubtful. Williams was committed for examnshss
by Justice Steers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
lAsverr1semcnlI
BRADY's GALLERIES.

PHoroGsAPas,
ANBaoryPEs DssUgRaEoTrpka
Hos so s43 Broadway, hsv-fort, aas No xz fsas.
sylysnts- -sv., WszhinSton ID. C.
Pictures o al deSnpOns copied IN every eys sf ~ NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

ADJoURNTD.-The fsse-pretease case OF c. II.
Pollock against Messrs. Smith, Cloves ant Dicksos.
charging the latter with stealing g 900 worth of bank
notes the examination 10 which Sas to come of zee
teldsy, was sdjourHeG 10 Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

Pot 10 Ma-ne ssd pss formerly Congres st'cssi'se
niris'er 81 NsShua \. ~ where The tece>sst W"
boz
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09
Adyertisenent-
. M usr D .znn Gsrnnn I,k. 10.
METALLIC TABLET

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-1bis inn-
liable article may be obtained OF sole Manufacturer s.
SAUNDERS No 7Asto House and VI tho various agent.
c.ff fn-gi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

PAssIsG CoUsrERFEIT MosEY.-Edward Hall anj
Thomas Rawley, stage drivers, and q blacksmith
named John Renne,t, were arrested Thursday
night for putting off counterfeit s. bills upon the
Stissug Bank of Pine Plains, ~ Y. Having paid for
drinks with ore of these notes at Mrs. Cochrsne's
Columbisn Hotel, corner OF Eighth avenue aud
Broadway, they drove up to the corner Of Bfosdway
and Sixty yniuth street, where they attempted to
peat the trick But the proprietor Of the place had
been vctimized once before with bill upon the
bank. So the fellows had to pay their scott in good
money. As they were getting into their wagoa TO
drive of, Mrs. Cocbrane who had found out the
worthlessness of the bin palmed off upon her. and
followed them, came up and took them into custody.
Justice Kelly held them for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

EXcIsF COMMISSIONERS -Thi, Board held meet
ing on Friday afternoon and all the Commissioners
were present Nineteen applications for licences
were granted upon payment of $50 by each of the
applicants. Over a hundred suits have been con-
menced sgains liquor dealers Broadway. The
Board does rot intend to conine its prosecutions to
the Snail Dealers and the large dealers will be served
in- the mauuer, as their more insigufcsn CO.
temporaries. Adjourned to Frday 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

tesnm ssrsoon and evening In the Lecture Koow 81
BAKSUas MUsEUN close the prrsrnt dramatic season Os
Monday, Professor WYaAs hG debl. Three very A.
tractiye pieces today
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

The AxzRrcAs Gis-LrGHr JoURSAL.-This IS q
new monthly journal, issued by John B. Murray s.
Co., No. 40 Wall street, and devoted especially u
gss-Ighting and kindred matters.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

BoY FOUsD DRowsED.-Wlliam ;Cornaok. q
boy years old residing his mother NJ SOL Fast Foaf
teenh street. found drowned at the dumping sousd sos
Seventeenth street East River yesterday Deceased hu becn
missing since the h and Il supp sed thai he wandered
away his home and fell overheard Coroner Schmer hsd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

I, FOWLER q WILLS give TIiRENOLOGICAL EX-
daily az No 80 Broadway charts and fun
descriptions Of chsscts Indicating defcs tslsr and
proper occupation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

ARREST or A HIGHwAYaAs.-(ieorge COnckhng.
the fellow who attempted rob Hr Myers Of fhs DAILY Nevs
Park Wedne sday night arrested yesterday All
committed 6or trial by Justice Couneny
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

The awards although marked due, VIII not DE
paid however TIL the parties remove their buildings
They paid oat Of funds borrowed by the Cor
poraticn the issue of assessment bonds, and these
bonds are aiteraard redeemed by assessments levied
on property -owOers benefited by the improvement.
TIE interest the latter from the tims due, being
set aside to pay toe interest She loans obtained by
the issue ef assessment bonds. TIE Assessment for
these improvements sometimes extends 20 property
situated long distance from the locality Of the al;era
tons. In that much-needed improvement the widen
rg Of Whitehall street the vest side, the property
from the foot Of Broadway up to the corner of
Chambers street, is proporiOnatey assessed to pay
assessments and awards, it being considered that
Broadway property is benefited up to that point by
the alteration. The alteration of Whitehall street,
which will make it 20 feet in width, is progressing
rapidly The project had oeen before the Common
Council for SIX years.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

STREET OPESISGs AND WIDESISGs AWARDS TO
PROPERTY OwsERs.-The street opening and widen
ing movement hss never been so active in the city.
ss at preseqt The supreme Court hiss recently con-
frmed the reports of the Commissioners in the follow
ing improvements, awarding property owners deemed
injured by losing large slices Of their budings aud
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

WRoSGFULLY BEATES.-A mechanic named Robert
Stevens who going home quietly from his labor Tuesday
evening bscsme etauRed in noy crowd In Csnal srv- near
Bsxter Before he knew what he about the pos
began clnb the people and although he into sey
followed him his head open with his club Stevens
va rrnlosed o the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

The New-York and Long Island steamboat Con
pany has been organized, to run a steamboat be
tween New.York and Port Jefferson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

SHOULD BE REMovED.-The unsightly pile Of stones
and brick which has obstructed pedestrians and
damned up rain water at every thunder shower for
the lat two or three months, the west side Of the
Hall Of Records, is considered, by some of the fire.
quenters of the City Hall Park, to be a nuisance,
slightly rejecting upon the parties responsible.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

GREAT SALE At NtUyoo, ILL.-Attention is cal ed
to the card of Messrs. Morrill,, Girard Prudent,
published in this day paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-09

HALIFAX THEATRIcALs.-Mr. SOthern's dramatic
season terminated on Fnday July Nctwdhstand
ing his attractive stars Jefferson, Mrs. Gladstone,
Sullivan and Miss Heron ne has lost, we hear, over
s., 2,O00 Nevertheless 10 his unldcky Boston speou
a,on every cent due to the artists engaged has been
serupuously paid.
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GDnratlcltal.
ELkTON ACADEMY.

Principally. +. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. VI.
Assistant MIS-. A. NJ. FAEHTz and Miss
SARAH Il. Brown.
Rates Of Tuition per Term:
LIST. CLASS.-Spelling, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, So %
End. CLASS.--The above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mensuralion,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition X Defamation 81 80
3rd. CLASS.-physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Astro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy. Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History Of Literature, Evil
denccs of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
dih. CLASS.-Surveymg, Higher Mathe-
MATES and Greek, $3.50
Amy of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
OF Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Me lodeon pr term So. 90
Music Vocal, $l.00
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each of the two Winter Terms, to dcfrny
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for less than weeks loss
of time. lJuly 81, lSjS--ti.
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DODGE'S
Patent Lift and Force PUMP.

A ND FIRE ENGlNE.-Thc subscriber
IA having purchased the exclusive right of
the above PUMP, for Cecil county, offers
the same for sale at Elkton. where they may
he seen in operation. For simplicity of con-
struction, durability, economy and utility,
tins pump has no equal. With this pump
you can convey the water from the spring or
we'll to any part Of the house. bath room or
garden in case Of fire it is invaluable, and
when properly put inGannot get out Of order.
U5~Persons wishing to purchase are
invited to examine the same.
JAMES HASSON.
Ell,ton, May II, 1S59-3m.
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CAUTION.
TO ALL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN

HAVING proved Priority of Invention before
l. the Patent Office of the United States over
the so-callci CHARLES b. LUVELESS' SELF.
GEN ERAIlNH GAS BURNER on which proof
Patent was granted me by the United States.
bearing date the 2Gth day of October 1913 This
Is To CAUTION All PERSONS AGAINST MAKlSG.
VENDING of; Using THE SAME. as all who 20 do.
will be held Responsible for damages, as by the
United States Patent Laws made and provided.
for such Infringement of my Rights, and those
holding under me.
Also against the making, using or vending to
any parties, the so-cailrd JOIlNSON'S DOMES.
TIC SELF-GENERATlNG GAS BURNERS. -
the same is an infringement of my Patents bear.
ing date the 22d day Of june 1885, and also of
October 2jth, \. b. loJS
ALONZO NJ MACE,
juno IL, lSj0-1y. Springfield Mass
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Baltimore.
THE LARGEST
CHAIR and FURNITURE
ESTAHlEsFay,ENT
IN TIE UNITED STATES.

NTATllIOT & SONS GAY STREET WARE
IVA HOUSE where is kept always on hand, or
made to order every style OF French TErE-A-rETES
in plush, hair, cloth or bTocatec.
French Fail Stuff aud Medallion Parlor ARM
CuAIRs aud sets with plush, hair, cloth or bro
c3,tcllc.
French Full Carved PARLon CHAIRS and sets
with plush hair. cloth hrOcatclle.
SOFAS; Half French Mahogany; Walnut PAR
Lon CHAIRS. in hair cloth or plush.
RorkiEG tHARS-yariOus designs, in hair.
cloth and plush
STIFf Si'EiNG LorHGEs-a large assortment al
ways on hand, or any pattern made OF covered
with any goods to order.
c"AMnnm Sr'rs-in Mahogany or Walnut. cont
plcte, from $50 up.
CANE CHAIRS and ROCKING CHMES--thc largest
assortment ready made in any one house in the
United States-from Sl2 II dozea up.
BAR ROOM OFFICE and pINiNG CHAIRS in Oak
WALNUT OR MAHOGANY, with cane. wood or stuffed
seats--an assortment embracing over % dozen.
NouD SEAT CHAIRS and SErTEEs and EuCKISG
CHAiES-ovcr 100 dozen
LOOKING GLASSES of every variety. and BEDS
HAIR and lirSK MATTRESSES. a very large assert
mcnt constantly on hand. and for sale by
AUG. MATllI0T & son,
% p North Gay street, (near Fayctte St
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E1E17AVDN
MARBLE WORKS.

'A'llE Sphscrihrr has opened Il MARBLE
d YARD in ELkTON. and will keep on
hand, ana prepare to order, all kinds Of
work. such ass
Documents, Head and Foot stones,
Tombs, MantlcS. Table and Bureau
Tops. Door Stills, window SilIs,
STEPS, &c, &c.
u Cemetery Lots enclosed, and all kinds
OF IRON WORK done ut the shortest notice.
IL Tomb Stones cleaned and rc-lcttercd.
Italian and American Marble constantly
on hand. All to to be sold ut the lowest
possible Prices. WILLIAM McDENlTT,
ElktOn, Apr >. iSjy.-tf. Proprietor.