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WASHINGTON. I'D June. 1860.

The CROP PRosPECT IN THE WEST.-FOr some time
we have been in receipt of correspondence from our
agricultural friends throughout the West, respect
ing the prospects Of the crops the present season
IN the various sections in which they reside From
these letters led to believe that the amount
of grain which will be harvested this fall viii far
exceed that Of any previous year. More ground
has been broken and placed under process Of cult
walton than ever before. 1t Is true that in many
districts the farmers have labOred under great dis
advantages, from various sources. In some sections
the long continued drOuth somewhat retarded the
growth Of winter wheat and corn which had been
planted early-in others svese frosts did more or
less injury. Again the tornado which swept over
Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois recently, severe
ly injured, and in instances, utterly ruined all
the fields of vegetation in in its course Still there
other regions where the farmes have been bless
ed with continual success in all they have underta-
ken; and taking it all in all there is no room TO
doubt that the farmers generally throughout the
West viii reap their well earned reward, by gather
ing the largest amount Of produce which our pro
life soil has ever brought forth in any one year.
Chicago Tines, June "a
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w Orm Q dy,
OR
SANTONIRE LOZENGES.

KNTE cer these Lozsngss without disguise their o0mpo
w IhOn. As their imports they depend Tor heir
efficacy santonine slonehe lately discovered active
aple Of the European or LeEant Worm Seed.
All the merit which claim for medicine the purity Of
the SanOnne which contains and the careful which
It has been incorporated With and distributed through the
from which the LsEenges have been formed
To be Of hessimporant points, have them prepared
at the Louisville Chemical Works, where the sanonne Is "
tested FOR It's purity and then combined the Lozenge
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged
To the Profession present valuable and gsi known me
cine in convenient and attractive form, Of uniform and
known strenghhe directions indicating @ dose Of santcnns
accOrL. % the U s P.
To the public offer remedy for Worms ecaC0us safe,
and pleasant confectionery, at moderate price.
For sale By all reputable Druggists Throughout the south and
West WILSON, PETRR & CO..
iuns2-i lsWAWeoW2n Main strsst, LouiTville.
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Tennessee Champion Mill
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will stone establishment.

URR MIL Stones OF az sizes hand, and made 10 order;
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patent Mil spindles,
Mil Gearing, Boiling Cloths Botng HoisRg and Regulating
Screws Screen Wire Mill Picfs, and Plaster Paris All Of
which warranted Of best quality and 70 give Atsiaeon
All orders and communications promptly attended 70.
J. n. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near R, Broad street,
Fuucc.1 At t--fF1. r.
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
md Ha.

The undersigned desire 10 inform friends and Gus
TONERS Of the city Of Nashville that fully pre-
pared 70 furnish and all the shove named beverages in any
quantity that nay be uired. Also customers In The
try rely always having their orders promptly attended
Persons furnshingPic Me excursions and other parties be
Supplied shortest notice By daily running through
the city that all may opportunity OF being always
supplied u. MCCORMICK.
iune2a-dff Na.hEiIl.. Tam.
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Every Democrat in Tennessee who casts a vote for
Mr.. DoU0LAs takes one from Mr.. BRECKD,RDGE, and
thus indirectly gives vote to Mr.. BELL as Mr. BELL
has by this means one vote less to get to beat BRICK
rSRIpGE. If there is a Democrat in Tennessee who
believes that the success Of JOIN BELL in Tennessee
is preferable to that of Mr.. BEEcKNRDGE, he ought
TO vote directly Tor Mr.. BELL, as he viii thus not
onlv take one vote from NJ. BRECENRmGE but also
give one to Mr. BELL and in that way count two for
he canlilate of the Ignorers.
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HOuse-Keepers Beware!
CHEAT DISTRESS AUCTION SALEl
China and bohemian, EIOusehO Id and Sill
yer Plated Ware, &c,
HARDY RHOTHERS. AuctEonesrs

an Monday morning, July 3D. o'clock, will SELL posi-.
tvey the largest and most splendid stock Of Chins, Bohs
mian Glass; Cut Glass Silver Plated and QusensFare
or sole in this MARKET We do propose the
style and splendor Of these goods comment viii be entirely
out or the question All desire Is that the people viii
Inc ne stock and with their eyes that they may not be
deceived We earnestly invite tie attention Of the Ladies 70 this
large sale, promFing them comfort during the time which
We possibly Afford The rich and TIE poor Hose wanting
exayagant and those wanting plain Ware ia this sale alike
be suited temoaces al shades Of goods the cheapest
TIE most expensive. HARDY BROTHERS,
iuns26 Au-toneers General Agts, AZ Public Square.
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The Ignorers are earnestly at work endeavoring
to get up a DoUGLAs sensation in this State They
know. as every sensible man must well know, that
vote thrown away upon DoUGLAs in Tennessee is
vote given to Ball. as it diminishes to that extent
the vote for BREcE1yRrnGE. II there are any who
have ever protested to belong to the Democratic
PARTY. that wish thus to help the sinking cause OF
Me Ignorers. why do they not at once march boldly
70 the ranks Of she enemy and vote for Mr.. BELL
IsyERETT, and thus doubly beneht theI ne"
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Office Of the LonIaTIIIe ana NasRViIIe
Railroad, Ne 20 broadway, Cincinnati, Nay 81 1850.
Shipper respectfully Informed this Road now fully
prepared to DO large Freight business
For further Information, spply to
WI. II. SMITH. Ar.nt.
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Solitary AND AIoNE-SenatOr PUGH, Of Ohio, is
the only member of the Senate, either from the
North or the South, who supports DOUGLAS. How
are the mighty fallenl
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C4NToN, No, June 26. One hundred guns were
hred here IN honor Of the nomination Of Brsckfh-
ridge and Lane
JEFFERSON CrTT, June 26.-Ihe Democracy are
nslns one hundred and fifty guns for the nominees
Of the Baltimore Convention ree -inrire and lame
LOUISIANA Mo-. June 26.-Great enthusiasm for
the gallant breckenridge and Lane--ten tar barrels
bulnlngf and splendid Examinations.
LEXINGTON. No. June 26.-The Democrats fired
ore hundred and Eve guns for Brsckinridge and
BnSeH1srTox, June 27-On the recent Of the
news announcing the nomination Of Breckinridge
ana Lane, salute Of one hundred and five guns
was hred BY the National Democracy. accompanied
with the ringing Of bells, lighting of bonires letting
On fireworks, and other demonstrations Of reioic-
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We eordially Invite the Democracy of the adjoin-
ing eonnhes 70 meet the Democracy of Davidson, in
this city, tomorrow, for the purpose Of ratifying
the nomination Of BEICkNEDGE and LANE. When
foreign foe, few years since, upon our Southern
border dsregarded the rights and insulted the hon
or Of Che American Republic. JOIN C. BREoKNRDGE
N JOE LAKE abandoned all the endearments Of the
domestic freside, and at the head Of their gallant
troops met the enemy at the cannons mouth on the
battle fields Of Mexico, and vindiested their coun-
try's cause An equally dangerous enemy in the
North are now wagirg relentless war upon the
Constitution, and the Democracy Of the nation have
chosen these soldiers true and tried to lead them to
the strife with the Black Republican hosts. Will
not the Democracy Of Tennessee come forth and join
IN the shouts of encouragement that are coming up
from all parts Of the nation.
The time is short but come out and spend one day
with
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For sa1e g
A COUNTRY REsIDENCE,

COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
WE'LL IMPROVED AND VERY VALUABEE.
1.-TWO and half miles from Nashville TIE Mariressbsso
Turnpike Road The dwelling BricE bun 81 modern
Eye and very oommodoul containing nine 81 good s,
besides has antechaberl china closet, store room cellar,
and situated In
A Beautiful Grove % Forest Treoss
he kithn, Esh and house are also % hrcEiih
al Necessary cut buildings, a1i large cislern,
The place contains thirty 81 eroslls land 1 heh
twelve are in Heavy Timber.
Ne bridge Raiir0ad pass AMI Eolras WI raon
moved beyond
Alsos adjoining The ahoFs svsfsl beautiful Bzdu Lois,
containing from six 70 thirty aces-ons Of seventeen asa,
heavily timbsrei
These lands are veil adapted 20 Elfdsningheng he
city and nee 1o ceaF % rock. Possession given aT
Ror spPy to he undersigned the premises 1r a. 50
College street A. ia. FOBD
Naahville June p, 60 DIR
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The Danville (Ky.) Tribune states that Col. D. W.
jones' of Boyle county, lately sold seventy-ive two
year old mules at the extraordinary price of S2lO
market
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

JONI NJ BR0wE and LUCIEN FLETCHER were both
fatally wounded last week in a revOlver-and-BoWle-
knife ahray, at Amherst Courthouse, Va.
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine Bitters!


Re made from and unadultaCied which about
"A double the usual strength Of other wines and imported
By only one house In the United States frsm follow
ing valuable Roots herbs &C. viz Solomon seal Spienad
and Bayberry.
We Challenge the world to Produce their
Equal!!
We do not prcfeI 70 have discovered Roots on nv
to the Indians Of South America add cure r a diseases
which the heh Is heir to- but claim present the public
truly valuable preparation which every intelligent Physician
in theeoUnty viii sppr0Te Of recommend As remedy for
INCIP TENT CONSU MPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dypspss DISEASES Of the Nervous
System Psray Piles diseases peculiar Females Debility,
and all cases requiring Tonic, they
UNSUR PAS SEDI
Tor Sore Throat, common among tbs Clergy they tuy
valuable
For ihe aged and nar or Tor persons Of weax eonsuton
or BOOxkeeps Taofs ssamSreses Students ArtssS and
al persons leading ssdentary s they viii prove truly benz
Acial.
As Beverage, they wholesome, innocent, and delicious h
the taste They produce al the exhsrng ELECTS Of Brandy
Wine without Intoxicating and valuable remedy per
addicted 70 excessive Of strong drink wish
fran from it, They pure aud entirely posona
contained in the aduerated wines aud liquors With which the
country Is flooded.
These brs only cure prevent disease and should be
used By all who live in country where the bsd, or
where Chs and FeTe prevalent, Being entirely innocent
and harmless they may Be given freely to Children and infants
with imPunity.
Physicians Cergymea and temperance advocsss a. An act
Of humanity, should assist in spreading thss truly valuable
Biss the land and thereby essentially aid Gambling
Drunkenness and Disease
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD co Propristors
IS william Itrset New York.
And sold By Druggists generally.
WbOleule and Retail Agents FOR Georgia,
Z Nurunk ri
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shipping DIFectfons.--ship daily to the Cincinnati
EnG LouEvle Nail Line Whsrboat Of Broadway ua Il
o'clock N, ard send Drsy No 20 Broadway % obl
tain Through Bills Of Lading. iupsas-dlw
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THE LITTLE BEAUTT,
Iagazines ana Newspapers.
IoHN - = ID.

New Magazines.
LESLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
LESLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
FOR JULY.
LESLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY
HAKPER's MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULE.
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JULV.
Just rocsivsd aHd for Elle By
JOHNSON & TREANOH,
iune2l No. 3 u1ion etre.t
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be the result Here The news created no sensation
During the afternoon we heard some inouries a. TO
which Douglas, Stephen or Fred, was the nominee.
but no one seemed 10 care much which Of the two
had received the honor 81 a pomina'ion BY ire
hump Convention egc1lndh f53al Feps.
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now open for the reception o. visitors On and after Tuesday
The Sd day July Mr. JEE PARRInH viii an accom-
odson OnsuI leaving the ssanes Houss every Tuesday
Thursday Saturday Ct O'Clock, A. NJ arriving TIE
springs dnnerrs two colsrOcs and register 1t seWa-
ice House The medical qualities these Springs are we'll
known or DYSPEPSIA, diseases liver and for complaints
incident 20 females they unsurpaEed There I've sul
phur springs Of different qualities tesss free and newly
discovered chalybgats
Terms=-Per ..-.....-- 81 so
week. B %
- Montil-.- 30 90
Children aud servants half prise.
WM T. TEETMAN,
Z. =. KREIDBR,
iuue2I-2m 6upenntendentr.
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ROGER A. Pryor, who was the foremost friend OF
Mr.. DOUGLAs from the South in the House Of Repre-
sentatives before the nomination, now turns his
back upon she Small Giant and gives hearty sup
port TO BRECEuNRrDGE and JOE LANE.
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Mr. BELL IN GEoRGIA-Hon. Ben. H. Hill, one of
the most distinguished men Of Georgia, announces
his determination to support Bell and Everett
Memphis Bulletin.
Mr.. HILL belongs to the Opposition party. Ofhim
the MiIedgeville (Ga Federal Union Of the 26i says
Some of the wiseacres Of the Opposition finding
that BELL was not current, even among their own
party, have sent off and got Ben HILL to endorse
BELL This makes the matter much worse than be-
fore. BEN could never be made to pass with all the
endorsements they could give him, and his endorse
ment Of BELL makes the paper very suspicious. No
ticket with BEN HmL's endorsement, can ever be
made to pass muster in Georgia. 1t is fit the Bdle
tn should rejoice over such a recruit
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Imperial aad
Kouag lEYson Tees.

eolguy and PcEehonE Tess Pickles, Preserves rtsr1 sok
ing Lohacco and many other ariicisa
10 To all q Ehichs weak call hs ss8eoia atnon ana
invite & inspection Of The t a1ule ihsr Fe en- oer
many inducements NOT 20 be found slasEhere
iana-h ARCHER OHEARHAM 4 naOrHER-
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BRECKINRIDGE AND LANE IN OHIo.-The Cleveland
Democrat of the 25th says:
Sunday had scarce departed-the last stroke Of
p had scarce ceased its sound, as it proclaimed
that the Sabbath had ended, ere the booming thun-
der Of over 400 guns commenced firing in the Park
in honor of the nomination Of John G. Breckenridge
and Joseph Lane, for President and Vice President
Of the United States
The same journal raises the flag Of BIECKNRrDGE
and LANE, and says that each has character that
SANDER has never dared to assai" and that from
the AristOok to the Rio Grande from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, these nominations will be hailed
with JOY and graduation by the stern Democracy
who love the Union and its Constitution
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New maEazines.

NEW mAGAzINEs.
GODEK's LADX's BOOK FOR JUN.
GODEX's LADY's BOOK ROR July
GoDEK's LGDE's BOOK FOR July.
PETERsON's MAGAZINE FOz JULY.
PETERsON's MAGAZINE ron JULY.
PETERsON's MAGAZINE ron JULY.
PETEHsoN's MAGAZINE FOB July.
JUST REOETEED AID FOR SALEBY
JOHNSON q TREANOR,
iunel2 SO. 3 ualan gLrssl
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Atremp. . Dergeas she prg.lasnllal
IRON &c Washington Coordination, June 81
mn lsnnrrcr IN lr1,arr...-n 11--r.Itl \. :,

D.
THE PROTEST or PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
The speeiM message Of the President Of the United
States transmitted to the House Of Representatives
at an early hour Of yesterdays sitting viii be found
in our columns to-day.
Public opinion in every country that can boastof
a constitutional form of government, as well as in
or own, has fully sustained the doctrines of Presi-
dent BUcHANANs Protest against the institution Of the
COyoDE committee. The proceedings of the House,
on that occasion, are acknowledged throughout the
length and breadth Of enlightened constitutional
kingdoms Of the world to be yolative OF the rights
Of the Executive, subgeTsye Of the Independence Of
the Executive, and embarrassing to all who may
hereafter, in the course Of time, be called to the
chief magistracy.
But broad and general as was the authority con-
ferred upon COvoDE and his confederates by the
House, those interruptions malignants have pursued
a cqlrse far transcending its widest warrant; and
have so industriously labored 70 degrade the PTesi-
Dental Office ITSELF that Mr.. BUCHANAN has felt he
would have been derect to his duty to his country,
to his successors whoever they may be, and to the
Constitution if he did not again present the protec-
tive ags of this powerful argument and earnest elo-
quence and iTreproachabe character, in tine form
of another protest addressed to the House of Repre-
sentatives, and through them to the American
people.
This, them is the purport and intention of the lu-
minous and elevated State Paper which we present
to our readers to-day. And long after the interests
and the passions of the presenthOur shall have pass
ed away-when existing political agitators shall
have given place TO others-and even the insignif-
canoe of CovoDE and his cOnfederates shall only
live in contemporary notices of their infamy, ike
reptiles preserved IN amber-the successors Of Pre-
sident BUCHANAN viii revert with gratitude and ad
miraton to this noble and triumphant vndication o.
the constitutional rights of the Executive.
We are very much rejOIced at the disPOsitioE
| which the House made of it. On-mOtiOn Of Mr.
STANTON of Ohio, it was referred to select com
mlttee Of five members, who are to report upon il
at the opening of the next session. Mr.. STANTON
grossly perverted the whole character Of the protest
when he spoke Of it expressing willingness on
the part of the President to withhold his conduct
from scrutiny. But that shallow misrepresentation
viii not avail against the open and candid deelara-
tons of the message. The committee, however
comprises four gentlemen Of intelligence candor and
honor Messrs ADAMS, HUNPHRET, CURRY, and Pryor
and to them we confidently look for a report EN-
phaticaly rebuking the hgh-handed attempts of par
tisans to establish legislative encrOachments on the
Executive and to degrade the presidential OfIicei
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SoUIE and DOUGLAS are said to have largely in
vested in the Nicaragua fllibustering enterprise.
This is given as the reason Of the eAgerness of the
New Orleans and Mobile fllibusters to have DoUG-
LAS nominated even though At the hazard of disrupt
inz The Democratic party
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DAILY S.; TRLWEEKLY s.; WEEKLY 81,
INVARIABLY IN ADvAEcE.
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q q GRTFFETH JH0. o. BURcH
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The Banner Of yesterday contains the following
The Shelbyville True American, n paper reported
to have been established mainly by one of the Dem
ocrac Electors for the State large, in this State
is out for Douglas.
The paper alluded to is the ShelbyviIe True Union,
and the impression sought to be made is that W. c.
WHUTHoRNE. Esq, mainly established the paper, and
that therefore he is favorable to DOUGLAS, We un-
dertalle to say that Mr.. WHITHoRNE had nothing 10
do with establishing the paper alluded to- and furth-
er we know he will give cordial and Jealous sup
port to BRECKINRIDGE and LANE
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THE LIFE OF GEN. GARIBALDI. With Sketch
Of his Companions in Arms. Translated ~ lis fead
sdmireF, gmopoaE DglsHT, with Portrait lvoI, I2no
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DODs'
MpFRIAT, WINE RTTTER q

And sold By Druggists generally.
WboleIale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LBITNER Augusta, Ga
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| u htnch TAvLoR ApOTIONBBR
as WI sal THIS Day. somulenshs n IeH o,oIouh
Az No % Wsh Axhsenih street. bsswssa FxsA IA sazii
Akh ssS s,u,,y us,,ssols e e..sRss.
v.s,E ssAsi on raaurEs. n ssad na.ss
Large fsrian aud China Vases ana Bisqus Figures,
<Oi seven octave fnpoforte.
Velvet ssuSsls and Ingram Oarpss.
- faBLOkS CONfAIN
AnkD n-vtd wood SUITS pfeoes esch
seIsa French TIT eolored brooAsel via N attn tss
feias sght p1lor Chsus and 40 oh reespton Ga Ars
kcsewood Kkgeres marble top and side rablea
Expensive French Clock Ia mis- enc dsya
kigant Acs and brocsia Curtsias with Corn.oss
vi rsmiipes very 1ne; must 10 40 ore.iset
shnice coleen oil PsraD and bronze Figures vasea
Sns mspy osass Costly articles, worthy Of nscs bn!
rIAEOFORTEs
Two elegant Instruments ocsyer rose sood Csses elsbo-
rAy fsrSsa Les one With pear Keys the other ivory.
90" 'HS maze sns SMrt sa IN every respect
1wA large solid oak Extension Dining rsb,e with carved
kse rosewood S1eboArd mirror bAhk gold band richly
eeeoseo Iipnsr and Tea Sets silver fea Sea- aud
lted ro5ts spoors CARERS Apd Liquor se French sad Bo
bers krsnb table unilsry With and ivory hsndles
Psinngsef Game ard Fruit; Feast ana st az
Furniture In har cloth. brussels Carpet 10
BeSrooms-aeeond ard thid stories
rsbss ChA,s tc half and spsDg nstsesss 81 da,ug ar
rors Csrpsb thscea Curnins and Coz nsss 10 Altogether
Milling nae ass rsnent Of bookkeeping articles s,sxhs
ssls pcsve 70 PAY sd,sn.es Articles 70 be removed i'm,
nsctey Aftsr the sale fursiuye 40 lie
me bouse morning Of Ssla, sfser O'clock.
CsAcsue ct house Fifth and Sirsb stages
psas abort dttsnce from Tho house e Wet sheeath ~
ones Great jones street. Sales Il privAses housss u
ended to-
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UCfIoT NOTICE.

"A ECtIOk NOTICE.
- Egre cheres Coz uousstesrera
F9ave tnf sac ~ I'D Flrnkure
giant rnAo Fora brsaxs and srn1in % fsiers usg M
en. psrvs suls rich Cn,sa sl,erwsrc Library.
\ usrsfpgr safe AZ
Ua sondsy, At 1c1< p'cloct, A.
90 Rv W. a. N&sfCJTr Co. ~ ths residence.
An No 49, Wee Fwen ffs street wsst Q. eeTeoih avcars,
~ CoItssg Of tAe entire essspt furr1rs Of tke houss
In silor VII be sid 81 II ,closx presi.s, snss
-ag o. elegant full sahs rsevo,d furohnrs fcsly
Sawed covered crimson and br,cstel made
NIP or and VERY oanui al; four spsndh parba and
Yer rur0rs with Tables aud Cornss r1sswo hortsy
ooh Case marble no sd RIA T1si~s, rurfsh
hairs snd LouBels seoerb he TOP Eczere. arbls
"a cldxa vsses marble Ani bronze 0roups ails and
uOe eartasss flniisgs, antique lava y1ses ami crns
,As vevst Rae superb Fr,naA Cssss rsse sood q sa
,s.rcsiers AZ. csaneer furslwe- xlagact ross ro,d
Bsresfs superb carved Bedrests, rnsesoot ArnSr sA
Frtnes mr-or dors; Italian lotsxe e-in Tess 2 sess
rwniis 10 sese 20 sna fsrcoq; h,ss .sr H.trss.es,
Bets sud RsicnT fosrs ssers dtiag enrsss op
Bun-, asE Ch,s esersou ds'ag fxs,e rss silver
speons, roEfs. hsvcrs Cos ufns ~ aad
gysal eat Glassvsrc wia.. rre.s-re p,s- ln'.rs
wise Btss, Csszpsg-es iiots riDg-. n,sis CALM tea
sss sihs sIse sod e1nrce osisson o. rch psrnr dnsag
ro.s- ocd oss and mshogsoysse vh1s Of -h,es wv be
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