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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

'aUAR AcciDryT.-Mr VIM. IT,. Gibbs. a
,-r'' lIyin- in Buchanan. went out cunning
's'',esiay OF last week. and IN his return
Nnea within few rolls of his store. whilst
''S ms qua nhn his right shoulder, the pin
s4hnes the larrel IN the stock, he slipped
'"'' @ course. the barrel fell, grazing his
N Fweni d wn, aud one of the nipples stri-
r roc at his feet discharge that barrel, send
Sls'a charge Of shot whstIing through
,a I" hts left l'g. which did M more serious
: man lut to drill II h,ie through the fc,hy
N reg IN 10 y time than it takes To tell
nj, a. us Is certsinly ono OF the quesrpst az
"e nave ever heard OF, and since. nothing
80 sh resulted itisre really langhaile idea that
ir. niuuld unstock his gun to shoot himself
"us with the make barrel and never touch
1 s;. we have frequently heard old hunts
saA Ing over their exploits with gun, but
is.a;'t',n. self-disclarging feat If Mr..
a. "@ih asove any of them. and is near
"'' :" accomplish as for fslluw t., |, .ld
e,"; arms length in 10, ket out 81 a three
'"''~.-Lrr Gaz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

WARRINGTON House REsrAURANT.-Thisp opu-
establishment. now under the management Of
IiRrMaEi., assisted by Col. JouN J. CHRISTIAN,
= ast Leen reftted and furnished in good style.
Y, b. is in daily receipt OF Oysters and nil other
ieacles Of the season, and IL fully prepared to
''mmodae all persons fond Of tie goods thin IS
his life. Give him n call
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Sale Of Valuable Pranertx.

IN Of decree ri the Circuit Court "i Ron
Md woke pronounced NJ the August t'rn ls In the suit ="
~ Laugh drought rShil
Peck, Hnniul lnnahrnc,b the undersigned Wlu MP
pointed COMMISSIONS hT that nri"S, WI offer "r safe Il"
the highest bidder. In tho Bristol the
al day of November, lS9, THE NAlF ABLE TOWN PEnP-
El1 In tho town Of ,;nols tr Brsoh owned by Peck,
llard lhnghonc, consisting Of TOT facing The Union
Depot Of the Virginia Tennessee Eair"nd and the East Ten
and itgn,a Railroad, with front OF over "ire,
there the follow ing mpro, cnrliS viz: ricL Ten
stories high - feet front with sN two oco',
Wit ken aud servants House, rnnrt.. Smoke
House, Corn CRIB and Stable, with ~ nrrs Ten
Pr Al'y with Ear Room Lumber. House md lopn. Room,
all good repair. vi" Wei on the Ia, of line water and the
Liable sir, am in the place Also, TWO LOIS on the
Fl) side oil the Nrrin2 * icnnPr Earoad Depot. All Of
tt lots Ios.sI-. N ~ ltt To tiddr ifNc rJu
impr, ed PROP rty In to1s'n Bristol nHI
atagrs superior tu that h, had in ciil place.
he sale directed by the decree
curt, itlnas tlti cash, and the hnlanrc
"ri Of 6ani Il months, the purchase giving bonds
m o paper With Sufficient personal surnlty for the deferred
payments Tho t,rn ,c parties Interested ma, make
H' C'e as Ia the credit payments The title Will be retained
luii N" purchase mon"! il paid In iull.
.,-.t 27dt9nnN /. .OII NSTON. Conmls loncr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-17

ally n ahE srN-The spots on the sun arc
ii; Inn" ' 'r'ns and large this year. AT the
,vo # W., n:'fe are eleven groups of spots Wis.
10 we,, ""'eh have Just male their appearance
a'iy ob.o ," ei'se' A very large spot has been
''Sel nearly in the ccntr., embracing
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Na !. y. Townsend. NJ. W. p. Maj. S. S. Nc
y J.. q. W. A., DR.. W. L. NJ. Austin, G. W.
= w. D. Cuok. G. 3, j. c. G. Fcastcr. q. c.,
mas McCuliry. DR.. }. A. Walker, Col. T. J..
'f'n' !. p. Smith. Rev. A. Gregg. Dr. S. ID.
, 'gs' cnl. c. W. Beatty. s. L. Hammond. Maj.
~ bafkiy, CD. A. Di.: A. NJ. Kennedy, ii. d.
NAsier, and the q. w. =. if nossible
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j. MATTHIAS e. Co.
No 81 Main frecf. LynchEsirg, va.

M BEG leave TO call the attention If the public 10 their
B. kjlargc and elegant stock Of FALL& WINTER GOODS
WI which will c open fur inspection, MoNDAf next sep
tember consisting part of very large lot Of Velvet. cav
and Cloth Cloak and very handsome Fall Wrappngs also
great variety OF handsome Bonncts, Miss Hats. Children
Hats and Caps, Ribbons, Flowers Feathers, Rouclcs, Head
Dresses, Dress and Moar Caps, Nett Caps and offers Lace
Goods Back Front aud Side Hair Bras and turcs Jri
mcts, Fame. Hair Pins Combs Brushes, soaps, r,runcry,
and Hoop skirts, with elegant lot of fUS from -
80 set, It'll many articles mention. We
feel assured that all In want Of goods will find 10 their adv
ae 10 call We prepared to sell at very reasonable
prices.
Orders ffom the country will receive particular attention.
sr- RETAINING done S usual in good style.
sa.t NJ 4
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SAFE OF ALLEGHANY SPRINGs.-rhe Messrs
II sold lat week their valuable Allegheny
ring. property to Me-srr. Moses G. Booth, .. a
Aonn AMI John IL. Booth. Possession will he
..a Immediately, and the new proprietols will
,nc4 proceed to make extensive improvements
Elm, their intention to rcft the entire estab
..cut in the most superior style.
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SALES By AUCTION
PurUass DAYS.
Sala Of SlayeS.

10y virtue decree III the Great coari 81 Ncsn county,
shall sell At scn ON The Path Of ocroskh isa Court
tia, , al Nrlson Courthouse, TWO VALUABLE SLAVES.
lANSo much cash will deffay expenses NJ sale and
costs will lie rired Tn the residue of The purehase ak
motas credit will be given, upon the execution oi uegota
bic note woil endorsed, nth dis,salai added
oct s-ct24oct WILLIAM NJ. cAnELI, Cpa'r.
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: entral black PIT and I larger reunmhral
region la ,aid 10 be undergoing daily rema. ka-
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Valuable Farm. Building and :::mbercd Lots
Il

SSA THE sLb.rthcr "rcrs for private sale THE RESI-
- DENt T. Of 90 lat, tohrr Winre, mile from
Lyn'l'tLrg will % Acres OF Land abou onc-tird nf
ahr! j. timirrrl i the place comfortable Dwell
iu, T"ncro Factory. WEI o rNcrtr water, and all the
necessary Clubhouse. The ltr ufrIi speinr Inducements
Dairy Garden Farm oni Icing rnrn Ia The city,
: w,ll suited Tor manufacturing Tobacco
adjoining This tract uion 10 Acre. % lINEEEtD
LAND which will bc sold In uls pgrchati6. II viii
Jirl from 81 10 "a eCfils per
Handsome III 'llD&d LOIS have been laid Nh.u half
Ic Of TIM corporation line, which Offered reasonable
4. v NlNGklE.
oct i-l2uwis fArtutur Of T.. Wnitra h,r'l
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Dr.. S. Johnson, Dentist,

f<S2 Is fully prepared {" perform all operations pertaining
NtFSo the dental profession in the best possible manner
AMI fun, Warranted IN every respect.
Teeth extracted h the a 81 electricity without pain 10 the
patient.
81 Office, opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main street.
IAuelhufg, Va.
REFERENCES VIM. wcns, NJ. j. VIM. o. Owens, NJ D., r.
H. Gimrr. NJ. D. 1hos L. Walker NJ H. in II, Patterson,
NJ. d.. A,A. Iompkns, Esd, sam' Mctorkle, ESQ., John H.
Lee, Isl, g. ". R"ckc Est, loln L. saNh, El, j. u lry,
E~., VIM T. lancel, ESP, John II. l.rcc Esd. aud H. d.
Flood, Esq. ui rcl .o-iiyif
E1NE SoAIS-Od Brown Windsor soap, Honey Smls tall
grad,sD MASK soap, ely e. rne SOAP CASTLE, TRANSPARENT
soda Opodioc and Washing Soups Tor sale 10y
get ia,lts i. II. THOMPSON Druggist.
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rnpsRANcE DELEcATEs.-In response to the
'.iaiion Of the cl.ief of the Temperance Order Of
$ Ate, the Grand Worthy Patriarch of South
: ''la, has appointed the following gcntlemeu
e.aes to attend the annual session of the Sons
temperance, to he held in this city week after
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LATE, IT NEWS Bl TELEGRAPH.
Episcopal Goneral Convention.

stTeasrnrp ssr.r~s,v ron rur "lssomurna vma,s,,
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~ UUDS prime Bacon Sles and Shoulders; 10 bhls.
w perior Rye Whisky 50 casks imported BRANDY -varos
brands; 400 packages Green and rcS Ten 100 bs choice
N Moasses; bills Portland Syrup; 40 casks Port aud
Madeira Wines 30 bbls. Apple Brandy No hbis en'mon
Whisky Gin and Preach Brandy 800 bids. Refined s&s&r-a
grades; 800 doz. Painted Buckets: for sale by
o,l ls-a.s JONES IL 60, Richmond Va.
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House and Lot. on Main Street. For Sale.


*, THE HOUSE AND l.Or recent: occupied by Edwin
{: Matthews, Nam street. the eiiy of lne,ug,
red for sale privately until The 18Th day Of October next
winch day, If previously l they will he sold Mt public
upon prcnises 10 the highest bidder. This Is
til" most tncn and desirable private residences
Main Street The premises are In good repair aud The lot
hrk from Main u Church Streets, and as H. lrsivs the
DIV clng house, NIL the necessary ouhors,< Apply To DR..
Tho II. Nelson, JHp. u l.. Gneliu. seth No"dro,L
-. q md
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New and s'Onuear hooks

AT II. &. NICTOR'S BOOK STORE.
EeREAkFASr. DINNER AND TEA, viewed Classlculy,
, Porticali, aud Practically,
s!Nlas World Cincs winch the Law does not Reach By
the auihor OF Bus, Muincnls uf an Idle Nonan
lleFl ST. John G,ntcmLn: sieoi i,t 10 ly John Escn
Cooke:
The Methodist nclens and Characters Life Il! Fletcher
Lessons fr"H Jesus iy liatrH;
Su,uh Stones rnm Ancient Books. ll Sl'urg.on;
Freedoms Soics from he IriN cnA Foundations. oct lhds
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Lynchburg Savings Store.

A. THE undersigned has Just returned from the Eastern
3..tjmarkeis with choice supply OF MILLINERY AND
WI FANCY GOODS, which he WIN offer NJ wholesale and
TAFT from 70 10 NO cent less than can be bought ewherc
Tor cash His stock comprises In part Bonncts Ribbons Flow
ers Feathers Trimmings, Butos Rouehes Bonnet Frames,
Satin silk Grape Boazln Plush Velvet and Masaic But
tons Sewing silk and Cotton. Working Woos,ed, Sang and
Knitting Wool Knitting Sewing and Crochet Needles Front
nck und Side Hair Brai French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Corset and variety Of Hoop Skirts and M goods usually
found In Fancy Store.
My opening will lake place next WEDNESDAY TO which
Invite the attention Of the ladies and all IN quest OF bar
gains for =. LEVI, Agent
sept z1-dts
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WANTED! WANTI;D!i
C0URING! SCOURING!! SCOU INCL!

A EFT your Clothes secured at St>GiEs,
w Get your ehnas secured at SLAGLi's,
Get Your Rugs secured nj SLA,t.Ks,
Get Parnr Curtains CLEANED nj Aslts.
tei your Carpet put down 10y SLAaLE,
Who Is prepared. at No ca Market Street do c Htrk ut
nncc. and moderate for cash Give call.
- CLOTHING CUT III short nnrr by StA0LF.
y Bflank.u for past lNurs he hopes, h! sct attention
business, stIi merit II share Of the public patronage.
net 1l-dlm HENRY SI.AGI.E
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in great variety The finer grades in style and quality.
fasdeous and exaeng taslcs aud the lever
grades to suit any who may desire 10 buy clr m
single article in quantiesn the latter u" coarse,
reisonablc deductions viii be made.
cash, strictly punctGal customers, limited time
given.
call No 40 Main Street. lynchburg d. near the Banks
sept 22-dts--sop copy. L. L. ARMlollAD
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WE have six good Saddle and Work HORSES for saie-
w Those in need Of horscs will please give Us y call
| or 3dis FRANKLIN Il CO.
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LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
Rn,l French Bonnct>. F"wers. Feathers, Caps
lleud Dresses. Ruches. Cnrsets. iirn Skirts,
Blends. JewelrieS, Enhr,iheries ll''sl"rief
We feel assured that NIL in want of goos viii fnd =" ih,r
TO call VT are prepared 10 sell III hoSie
~ dcrs from, the country will receive particular AZ ehon
~ I54 Main Street, Waraiuk II lise
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Gio. ". vALrNTINEl In. y. nENise
VALENTINE e. IIENING,
q ii d a 4 IL s,
Next Door to the Merchants Bank

IJNtHBURG. W.
WE keep hand constantly Groceries of the best equality
w to which particularly invite the attention oour friends
and customers We tender thanks To our friends for past
aud hope by fidelity 10 the Interests ufa who favor
merit II continuance of the We receiving
Ui ol Sugars toicos M"ascs new crol Candles,
Leather Salt &c. which offer cheap for cash
produce Jan 3o-ts.
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posed to usurp control over the movemep,

posed to usurp control over the movement. But
enough with respect to subject upon which we
should never have touched, but for the gratuitous
reflections upon our "trHthfulness and honorable
dealing, contained in yesterdays american.
That journal has been sufficiently punished, in
having been made to realize, in its own expert
ence, the humiliation which befel that man in
Scripture who aspiring to the highest seat in the
Synagogue was told: "Friend-go down lower"
We forbear to dwell further upon the lesson it has
received, but only express the hope that it will be
as good as its word, when it says that the present
lis good fight and we engage in it heartily,
"whether in the front rank or not' For our
selves, we assure our contemporary and the pub
lie, that we, too, have but object in view, and
that is ''the restoration of peace and order, the
purity of the ballot-box, and the protection Of
illegal voters" and 'if this is done thoroughly,
1--WE will regard it as of little matter who may
''have set the ball in motion"
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FIGHTING At FRANKFORT

letter, dated Frankfort on-the- Main, August 8,
from the correspondent of the London Star, says
eve are in the midst of war in this republican
city, devoted to commerce and the other arts of
peace. 1t is no fault of ours; our German federal
allies, by garrisoning our city with their troops
Austrians, Prussians and Bavarians, have brought
| this scourge upon us. The German soldiery un-
like ours is permitted to carry sde-arms when not
on duty. How dangerous this practice is must now
! have become evident to the most obtuse military
apprehension. The strife has emerged at last from
the confinement of the tap-room, and made its ap-
pearance in the open street. 1t is no longer the
fist, but the sword, that is employed and for DAYS
past no soldier off duty is to be met with in the
street of this city who does go with his sword
drawn, to be prepared against attack by the other
soldiers.
''ln general the attack is by Prussans on one
side, and Austrians, Bavarians and our troops
that is to say, the southern Germans-on the other;
but blows have been likewise exchanged between
! the lastnamed three. Fighting is going almost
in every street, and yesterday the excitement of
the sodiery became so great that most of peace
able Inhabitants were afraid to leave houses
At the Alterhelligen Gate and the Brockenheim
| Gate it came to real battles. The former was
stormed by the riotous Prussian soldiery, who,
after having overpowered and driven away the
guard, actually mounted guard themselves, and
thus defed the decree which shut the gate against
! the military. A large patrol, composed of Frank
fort and Austrian soldiers, despatched against
! them. How any commander in his senses could
commit such foolish act is incomprehensble. 1t
| is very evident that the soldiers of each nation
should be coerced into obedience by their own
brothers in arms, not by those whom they
have accustomed themselves to look upon as
enemies. The result was as it might have been
anticipated. The roous Prussians in possession of
| the Guard-house, refused to Weld to the patrol,
and no choice was left but to charge them with the
bayonet. But the charge was altogether unsuccess-
| full, which rather tends to corroborate an opinion
held by many military men in Germany, that the
sword, when used with courage and skill, and un
der the influence of great excitement is superior
arm to the bayonet. The officer leading the attack
was killed, and the patrol driven back and dis
persed, leaving many wounded in the street, of
had to take care To-day there is fighting between
the Austrians and Bavarians on the bridge the
Main, where the traffic is altogether stopped in
many wounded, but in the excitement it is difficult
to ascertain what is true and it is too dangerous to
60 to the spot attacks quiet passers-by by
no means of rare occurrence.
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U N B E R.
H LUMB f R.
We invite the attention dealers to our Stock of LUM-
Der, consisting of
WHITE PINE BOARDS AND PLANK-part very supe-
riOr quality, and part low priced.
WHITE PINE BOX BOARDS AND SIDING.
WHITE PINE acknowledgements quality.
HEMLoCK IOIsT AND sCANTLING.
ASH PLANK, POPLAR PLANK AND BOARDS
OAK BOARD AND SHIP PLANK
CHERRY, BUTToNWOOD AND MAPLE BOARDS
LOCUST AND WALNUT LOGS.
For sale by the cargo, from The wharf, pleasing terms
CARR, GEESE & co,
Commission Merchants,
81 Spears wharf and West Falls avenue
~ OAK AND PINE BILL STUFF sawed to order at
shortest notice a3l-tfr
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THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; YAD YER TLSING
SUPPLEMENT FOR SEPTEMBER

Will be issued as usual on the first of the month
Our Agent, Mr.. G. c. HOFFMAN, will receive adver
tisements from those who wish to appear in the
next number, or they may be left at our counting
room.
Iss-Terms, one dollar per square, each inser-
ion.
lJ'The usual reduction will be made in con-
tracts for space, by the year.
ga5>No advertisement competing with Balti-
more interests inserted in the Monthly.
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BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1859
NOTICE

rae DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning (Sap-
days exceped price THO Cents served in the city at
Tcelre and Hay Cents per week payable to the ear
rer mailed TO subscribers out of the city siz dollars
per
Inc Tn Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at
foar Dollars per annum. TernlS-invariably cash,
in advance. = -
:. The Weekly Edition is mailed to subscribers at One
Dollar per annum, payablein advance. Or
6 copies mailed to address for............ 500
" :" 4" 1000
20 - 20.O0
~ Office Of Of Baltimore and
North Streets Batmere
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SOLE AGENCY OF THE BALTIMORE Coal COMPANY
In view of the low freight our mines
am enabled to offer the BALTIMORE COMPANY'S COAL
at VERY LOW PRICES to parties who will lay in then
supplies during this month.
CHARLES GILMOR, Sole Agent,
i4f No. So Second street, near the Post Office
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From the .Sdpdnndh Ne,us. |


is 1T?
few days since we published a communication,
with the above caption. 1t was copied into the
Charleston Courier, and has elected the following
very interesting letter, which we take great plea
sure in placing before our readers:
COLUMBIA, So. Ca,
August 90 1859. I
Editor of .Sacannah Netcs: Noticing the encIos-
ed, which l have taken from the Charleston
Courier, and having some recollection of the sub
ject matter, detailed by the older inhabitants of
your city, all of whom are now dead, take the
liberty of answering, so far my memory serves
me at present.
Some years since believe, inquiry was made on
the same matter of fact, and, if do not err sundry
of the vaults in the cemetery were searched for
evidence of the remains (ifany) of Gen. Greene
The search unsuccessful, abandoned at the
time, and never since prosecuted for the purposes
then intended, of placing Them (if found, under a
monument, in process of erection in your city, in
memory of the deceased revolutionary soldier and
patriot.
At the time of inquiry, to which have referred,
nv mother (then residing with in this city, and
to whom mentioned the efforts of citizens of Sa-
vannah for the discovery of the remains of Gen.
Greene,) said to me, "why he was buried at place
or plantation called Raise Hall and further re-
marked, sit is singular, that none of the old cit
zens left in Savannah remember it, for remember
it well.''
''Ralse Hall is about thirteen miles from SaVan-
nah and is in the vicinity of plantations then own
ed by Mr.. Gibbons and Mr.. Styles, and also in the
neighborhood of the estate of the deceased Judge
Cuyler, ii not the very Of this however, (the
latter) | cannot write with any certainty.
l can remember very well, even when l was
boy, of hearing that Gen. Greene was buried at
Raise Hall, and the impression has ever been with
me- and noso is, that that place belonged to Gen.
Greene-I may err, however, in these impress
sons.
can well remember .,chen Gen. Lachlan McIn-
tosh was buried in your city, in the early par. of
this century, and that may be the burial to which
Headly makes reference, as having been the inter
ment at which there was Immense concourse of
people, &c.
Ny friends, and associate school-felIows of by
gone days, DR.. W. E. Cuyler, R. R. Cuyler, Esq,
and Judge Levi s. DeLyon must certainly remem-
Der the funeral procession of Gen. Mcintosh, and
TO whom respectfully refer you for my own iden-
tity. 4 do not think Judge Nicoll was in Savan-
nah at that time; although he was one among us, at
the school OF certain Richard Davis, of at that
tlme) well known notoriety. | am not aware
that any others are remaining of my contempora-
ries.
Troubling thus much, for alone what it may be
worth, / am sir,
Very respectfully, yours,
InVr~
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY

F.. MOUNTS,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing
there can be found always hand and made to order:
IEtE-A-TETES, in Brocaelle, Plush or Hair Cloth so
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth or GOV
cred IN any goods to order Full French Paror Half French
ARM Rocking and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocatelle Plush or Hai".Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS in
"alnutand Mahogany arous styles from $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made TO order. Al goods carefully packed
E. MOUNT,
mhl7H No.3lN Cav st opp Odd Follows, Hou
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= HARPTNCTo

would respectfully inform his old friends the public
in general that he prepared attend to all orders in his
line OF business.
lie VIII FARNiSH OF -NARNIsH POLIsH or CLEAN
UP AND POLISH KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
hoDEKNIsE OLD FURNITURE; UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &c, &c
twenty years practical experience working for the hest
iaes IN the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Balti.
more enables him to suit the scrupuous, and to 20 his
OK better manner and for less money than any other
one this side of philadelphia.
NB-A orders left at his Dwelling No 60 Forest street
with n IIynson Jennings Co., IS ~ Charles street
will Immediately attended to. apl5m
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