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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
shine and storm periods eventfn in xempt from
sweeping cOnfAgr0tihns and maritime disaster Be
the creditsyst affect MS in no material particular
During shard tmes'' the secnrtty ofrcliablo Insu-
rnnce IS AN imperative duty-thc ability of property
holders tOsustain loss being then much lessened.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

TaE " 9VAtU OF TIE 3TREAsVkX NOTES.
Ifthe banks of the country will take
the treasury notes at par, as they ought to
do, in payment of debts or on deposit, the
notes will not deprecate, and the public
creditors will not suffer As combine
tion is on foot to injure the national cred-
it, the banks should protect themselves by
-protecting the treasury notes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
AYD DEALERS II ALL BINDS o
COOKING G 6 HEAT In G STOVES,
SaddIeS, Harness. .Tpunks "a
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Il 2. SHEPPARD, No. .13l sIain Street, corner o
u. Union, will continue to Keep on hand alnrgcand
all arlclesin his line consist
ing OF and GeMticneD'S Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness Trunks Yalices Carpet Bags, Gtchels Col
lars, nanes. Whips, &c.
drsspecttUlly call attention to my stock and
trus strict attention and prompt mess to merit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinds OF repairing prosuptlN done, and in pro-
per mBnMer. j. u. SHEPPARD.
sel2Q,'os 13l, 1tain Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
!. a. BRENTLINGER & co.

F. a. BRENTLINGER & co.
y EG SAYzTITATTIEYIIAYEO OPEN
l1eta Pharmaceutical and Prescription Store in No.
lal Market street. where they will be plensctl to
serve those who may feel disposed tocal Their
long sxperlence md known accuracy In compound
fiLlehce to all.
rhysicians and Druggists requiring r,harlnoceuti,
cal and chemical preparations fur their own dis
Rensins full and uniform strength, as by the O. g.
Phar1Hpia eau have them prepare,l'at the shortest
notice. We being now provided with all necessary
apparatus. [oGtlSI T.. !. .BlESTLTNGEE1iC0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
TN UsR3A NC "a
II In A.
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & surplus, 50, .O2.
Tho ISCOS1E OF this CompAny Is DOUBLE that d
any other Fire Insurance Corporation fH the
United States:

;
- Assets, ,,Januaryg g1,sISGO.z .-.
Gashfu hand, Deposites in lIart1'd Ran As
Etsh in ttnsft, aud In hands Of gents. 1HO 2gT
u S. Treas. Notes, and accrued intRres IS eOO 90
5U.S Stocks per seninnnt interest, 90
kSNl Estate dnfn 996 co
Money due the Coz secured by Mortgage
Del Had ClC Bds 6pT. int, ,OS9 60
llS RecetYAe, amply secured 90 So
utlisr miscellaneous items .S44 60
Sd 9rr. ct. semi M: fnt pass. 25
I9I Bonds6 ~ Ct int, aullually 600 90
e9 Connecticut River Co. Stocls....:+:1s :1s25o 90
so g Waterbury. Bank g 5......... $500 90
so Stafford Springs Bank Is ..,......5.SO0 60
SO 6 Providence, R.I., e 8. .......s.J.S12 90 :.
Is tt JerscS City, MI, g .........1. 800 CO.
800 : Boston, Mass, I" .......30, 500 GO
800 st. Louis, No., I" = g ss@s...... 81 500 CO.
$40 G Hartford, g. SE .:S24f22,:S 800 90
1920 New.York, Sc .....5S1,36O 90
1880 .Y.L.I. & Trust Co. .......26.2kO 90
100 q. S. Trust Co. Bank Stock.........12l00 co
Lf1BiLiTfEs.9Unsettl claim, not due, ,si7aa5S IS
Upwards ofssIa, ,ooo,ooo
IT Losses have been paid by tho ana Insurance Co.
in the past II years.. -
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sovency and
fair profit.
ESrtci0l 0ipkt 10 InStTGnce of DWELLINGS
dpd Contents for terms cfone To- fire years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
TREEa ! TREES
tple, Pear. Peach Plum ana Cherry

Apple, Pear. Peaet, Plum ana Cherry
Trees.
JOHNSON e FROST. Il SIAIE STREET. SOLE
81 Agents for the Scwicklcy NuTScriea viii have in
store on tho first Of November lu00 superior Apple
Trees of choice varieties: 5HJ Dwarf and Standard
Pc2rE 1900 fine. large. thrifty Peach Trees Of new
and standard vrfetics 5ls0 PlIns, of vigorous aul
healthy growth. and loco Cherry Trees Of e4tra
9 All the above vIlbe takentrr with Tie greatest
Nearly every variety Of Apples Pears Cherries &C.
snamed in or cntuiOguc tstve leen iflndfd on the
farm attached TO the Nursery, and exact dr1winsg
some of the choicest sorts can be seen ware
house. We now taking special orders; which
will be carefully flied and dcEvered here ID forty
eight hours after the treesiare takGniulIt
Call anl get one Of our nursery catalogues before
making MP yonr order. Prices viii be fOuhdas ioy
octis ''N''sNs JOHNSON &FRbsT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

SECTION /. Any person conceiving him
self unl0wfully detained ar n Slave, may,
petition the circuit court, or court of the
county or corporation in which he nloy be
or he may complain to a justice
jn5,ice, he shall, by precept or writing give
the complainant in charge to the sheriff or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
alilp ptelligt1lter,
:, TERMS OF ADVERTISINC3..

TWELVE soIlD LISEs OF NcSPARE1L. (oR oxE Ixsu )oa
......-5 -. LESS. MAKE A EQUARK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

We fnl. the following Persorol Liberty
Law in tue code of yirginia:
CODE OF VIRGINIA Revision, August
Is, ls49. page 464, chapter cvi. Of Suits of
Freedom
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

It IS gcncral!v conceded that Wnde's
speech reflects more fairly and fully the
position of the Republican Party than
any other, and is fully Endorsed by ;i.cul.
although Southern men are very bitter
against him and his sentiments. These
feelings have greatly increased to o-daY,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

tles car Ton of the llSsyl did mot read
= tssodes0t " irgtnias .dne wouldtHhinlS he
7Ias Fs4a ne Of n eEHo ogtsr9 II.
es'{s1kz7seta atsiagfs sIsss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21
noS. REyERDY= Jonxsox.

This eminent Statesman is doing all in
his power to sustain the friends of the
Union. His excrtions are unremitting.
saw him in the Senate, this morning, lis
tening to7Senator Wadc's great speech.
ridiculous article in the Richmond
Enquirer of to-day, recommending the
seizure of Washington City, with all the
Government buildings, is only laughcd ut
here by Southern men. All yireinians
here express themselves as ashamed of
such puerile stuff in the columns of a pa.
per once respectable. The Enquirer also
urges the seizure of Fort Monroe, and
thinks President Buchanan should de-
liver upzn the forts to the South before
March
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

Mr.. Ilamlin Vice President elect, called
on Gen. Scott to-day, aud held long.
conference with him on+tFle condition Of
the country The General expressed the.
bore that NIL difficulties would be over
come aud quiet restored Mr.. Hamlin
also had long interview with General
zCass, who still ndheres TO his original
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

81 sssaEisS s. Il. J, -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-21

The condition of f the Treasurv#is far
than is understood h. .I tSe n,i,,. ~ ~
disclosed bv The weekly ststs9onts nS 4.'' ~. ~
has NOT been so had A. anv lime s;ncs
1874, when Treasury notes were sol,is i'sat
35 nerccnf 5;scnnnts lIor ,rttts
inG TO $3.50 oO0 have Iasa md 's,,,9I,s
York. orders have bsSn dasn.t,.3,eS ~
St. Louis 5to transfer s300. o6o scntAfI crc
to pay army and other demands to
New York to satisfy these s,lr1fts Tb.ro
are only d few hundred tbonsand dallars
=in5all the dcpositories, scattered in small.
sums, and thus rendered sunavaiiable at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
The sn"bete-f~ss I'm the Legl-, allure.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD

Noticing the remarxs made ey ,or u this dave se;t,
RAJ Win respect TO Tie clause inserted in ae b \ bssora
The legislature 70 keep he proposed Zcoic s.a. srccus
eiesei from The Sundays would !. oct 20 ws
,or hr sabbz..sans 20 trrs forward bin % close tie
Central Fsrs i,s~,.f
I oarervea lie other day III Introduced 10 com.
ce al saloons theatres occcers halls lager bier ssrdcus
and the ike, TO keep stossz docis from Saturday night a.
lc O'Clock uri:l Monday morning, araer heavy eue
wAy ,c-t they a5d ciEuss compel tie cs-s y. ices
troubling The streets the SsbbslhY The rsr who v,to
for sAh have uer private carriages add hsr
GEES sui oogh. surely 10 he allowed 20 nor,5azs trs
o. -eis d The city sy OF tia week m afnr 10 A. nm
sp~ir wy 70 church. ANA CERTAIN IL ;hsy dosf nan,
bar,oors open when ihe.r csi,ss file, With te best
beverages
a, enough whore the representatives OF tie pe,
pe7 ssv. toey voice - speak behalf d ne "a
o., an Apnetois Acernss, have thsy e.rss-s5 ara
sold their corscseoce twtc a~e~ y .sve ,hs.- sl-)
pds5 ar caehatGrisn fsusJeS wnst arc e, ~o,,,,e
.oS u ,here r. sursNy rs'gn Of terror zrd aesso
isu 10 tbs fsss cosni.yY WI. soxae expiasf Is.
The people FOR . SisAAy ~sTss and CRY slosi-hsxrD
NV Yoxx, March 8, 1ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

neAadrns, pisoud % cazh hair has claiming ehsc,.
ANOTHER M - ssnc fcrm but dinsErS sty.e vas c,1
porto OF small punches Of myosols, WITH hs left side
cnIy larger banch OF rosss Tnis mixture rAhsr h
sSe pcnPsdoar At but 1t hAs been mlca cd ts
winter. .aat
Accfrure, in artist,c style was formed with tor
fsde or blue vavet, forming aisse with oyns nens OF
chaseo SILVER placed at sra distances the centre orna
men larger than the others The velvet IL mixed at the
task WIN iaee and silver cord, and tine whole fastened
The couture russo, formed with feathers sui Sill YER me-
dalons s very fashionable but not becoming to every
style Of besuty.
The eoiure Francois u round border OF black vel.
vet, attn long Iestber, either white or pink with
bunch OF gold when. at the back.
very smple but charming hea ldress is formed with
plat Ct gold carried round the hair and tied long
lows AZ the tn the ends trimmed with tasscls gold
balls fsllng behnoN the bsDdesn tied the na,e OF
the neck. Pats ss gold and silver, mixed with velvet
lace form very pretty heaaaress for der toilette snd
The nets Of chenille or gold are ati1 n great favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15
THE sroPpaGE OF TRADE IN JAPAN.

pfS6RACBSCL CONDUCT OF british rEADERS
he o'it,a orresp1nts &c r. Src % :sa resnt stop
page Of trace viii foreigners es sas Jaxaes- ssasss
has been iass pae,ehsd by hs Britain gc.srns I.
Commences ~th tter from tns English Consp Gseersl
ccck 10 lord John Russell conmun, atn the fhc. "
tSe Almost to'ai sopDass Of sie 81 j-ddo. srd eacss
VIE assracn OF the C,1s-! General Ac1s c,nsi Vsa
acsAhee NE Circumstances which led 70 event ne
eao med letters constitute the additional orresponde zee
whi,n has taken placs On srnjccs:-
Mr. HAMMOND TO THE SECRETARY TO THE EAST INDIA
AND CHINA ASSOCIATION.
Fus-cv tfrrTcs SsS 1 krJ
am directed BIZ Lord john H.ss 70 rea--s: a., you
vii sats 70 the Committee os East lnsa an. c..sa
Association Tbs no thinks right place ter, IA ,s
session o. cory OF despatch tom Mr. Alr,,x 'aAr
Maiestys Minister IN japan lar Msjsstya Aerrs cn
u KanAeAws, commenting th- cooduc. u-s..
By fore,gbers and, Lord John Russell regrets 10 ss, -
many specific Instances BY B;.tsh saes:t, L. iasr s
ings with the Japanese.
ford John Eissen cannot dcas. TIA. TIE uasrbsrs II
the ASSOCIATION will esrn ~itn tns utmost conc-o tas
circumstances stssed N iris pspsr, ara t-v t,,r l
seree With him thai her Nassstys govsvHnsos haze
right % expect that her Majesty ess sor Ss extsesioa
and protection u the CT tie ccrnrg saoad
not be nsutrAsoj ~ .ss rsckoss and went prosssl.
irss OF u diyizuslA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15


Velvet and satin the fsvosae mserals Tor dinner
They are trimmed with lace, paesemenssyic p.as Of
beads: but mose and silk ktul worn and elegantly
trimmed with rucoiugs OF lace and silk.
comets gradually increasing Ia size aud are worn
over the Forehead and wide Of the sides The materials
OF ceremony; silk, velvet silk. C.sosr fe Tiers
snd even tho cads or pe&cocx's feathere Are very
fashionable for trimmings. -
We have seen an elegant NYrv velvet bonnet a absdo
between hla: and violet, trimmed the front with
scarf Of The same coored velvet with an assere hy
up; the upper half wnite lower tho same shss
as the borp-t The curtain half velvet and hsf Terry
No blonde ns.dc. plating OF yetve: and terry III
round With email bunsh OF vice's SIDE Strings
Al sene Of the houses they are a,ses y iotro,uc;Ds
spring honrsss however, whilst the weather cohoues
may possibly change considerably before the end OF ths
month, We with select few OF Toe Irc:t becoming
terry velvet The edge Of the front Of bsk velvet p rh
full blonde failing from The edge over the front tod
Of black velvet "a the nside, fastened With ,hroe geid
Ssie crsTe bonnet, With front edge aud csr.an OF
szon Kistn terry velvet bow Of green velvet with
lace scarf which fasiens pnder The chin with an aSrs,o
Of grerr velvet and gold buckle. simple ssuaesu or
gseen vescs aelGss sne iorehsad with gold buckle
An elegant bonnet composed Of whte tule and
black Chapny tu'ie, both drawn. Curtain OF bla:k rel
vet On one side eoquIiee OF white aud black blonde
with PINK oow In the middle. Ruchc Of black blonde
and bouquets Of pink and black feathers iaslde rIuE
We pass On 70 evening coiares, which are moro e,e
CANT and sared than ever. wv
And, frst, we mention Indian wreath, composed Of
exotic fruits IN scld and black mixed with Crane leaves
tinted and po~cered with gold. wide purple RIBBON
twisting arcsg The leaves and fruit
wreath OF roses Of the three Seasons, shaded from
pae pnk 70 deep red mixed with punches Of bachelors
silver.
ooropes, forming diadsm Of leaves, with hearts
ease ., velvet sith gold hearts. Bnnchss Of the
flowers a. The back Of the head mi. same style Of
wreath s charming, msfe with blue ds;s.es and gold
hesrte ana green leaves frosted With gold.
rcund Wreath, forming diadem composed OF sr, I'll
punches nj pcegsnatcs alternately with euncbes Of gold
en- csesrts, the intervals oiled 10 With 6he rizs Of goli
ard lie stalks Of The pcmeRranases Tie punches are
srgsr >: he ssss, and FORM cachepegne tshina tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15


LYNN, March IS, 1880
The male strikers OF ihs city held meeting Iyceuu,
Hall yesterday afternoon. Jamos Dillon prasi:ej All
Mr. DarHn was secretary. number o. sp-ecies were
made. sfr. Draper, in few remarks, ga-c the ssb.
stance Of letter had phls ia,pha c.r
ing material aid. Mr.. Chase Of Seab.cok H. Yavs 81
mako another attempt t. prevail thA scab 20 ucYt, -
he movement, aud 10 oet such refuse TO 10 "a n
voted to have cis-na' meeting on Fri ,,y n.x
70 be addressed by Hons John Aii4y cod ohn Pri..r
Damon presided, and several speeches were u, ode 4
slight alteration was proposed In the bi az ages bo.
Lctioa on the subject postponed smother eeog
The prncpel business isted Of preparations fer The
proposed demonstrations toaay.
Ihese were uDavoidahly postponed acccuns e. the
tnfavoTabs wesfher but viii be male the first fair
day Tho Salem Band came up this morning., b.: vert
hack by the next train They viii be pres.nt and tina
ladies az Aarbeheef coming "a body in carriages
They viii be met on Lewis street Dr. delegation OF Lynn
ladies' Tho strikers were more united or hou~srt
than now.
ANOTHER TOWN JOINING rHE STRIFE.
On hureday evening last, the shoesuskars o. Ess,x
had meeting, which was addressed BY Messra q III p
Sargent, Luthar HAYDEN ana Robert Buruhan in favor OF
to commence Monday, March IL There arc sa,d n ~
about 400 shoeuskers In the town. Of whom fsS AavS
signed the agreement
THE MACHNIsrs' STREE IN NEWARK.
From ihe Newark Journal, March l3l
Jbe enPloye: Of The Newark Aacaiac Cnuosnv cor
IN increase M wages urle and a.haf for over~SorsN
wbicn Alter oret consultation WITH the ofrs.s nf tha
company, Tss granted. Tie strike was essrtnd m th,s
o. tue best worfmsu informed one Of .he
sf.cr Ia'nsAd IN Frat n and tbs workman was i'm ued,
sby unchanged Upon ktfaipe this ht fs.lo q yrnvrrnau
numbering g me sevcnty eighty prom r.y susp Mid
"''s' ssH ~ arrcvSrs arrangement THIS movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

"A Office, 40 BrosdwAy
EskSsEi AFp costly aogsEEoLD FUsaruRx
RARE on PAINTINGS. &c.
a, ne private re.ldsocs. 20 West Eleventh street,
Thisosy Thurrtsy, Nays
Catalogues can be bad Application once or tho
ihs pseo, Furniture at II O'Clock prscssy Consisting Of
oy velvet CARPETS. sos re.swod sSs esssy
koaI NJ ether nrs, csss manufacturers SPLENDID furnish
Sesssn, S.ia @s Pearl sssssy carved roewSoa e.a1s
s s '.e Isses ID .sSsr. marble tops rich ,sxood
Der. WI hs,yy pls:e sass asoss and backs iosd
ros ss MASSIVE an nap -: splenda pier Mirror iosIsa
win slss.n saasry op console Tabs richly smboiasrsd
vAxes cors Of TIE ekpensive osu es
as a and
o,sog csuasis. .sh. sLls each imported from France
The moe, ssnacsr, solid rosewood Parlor Sol, ,,rsnx Of
irss ss's rsTor large arm csss solid
scsesSlq sses, .sa very ssxsc cyng covered 10 me
RuE mscs iSse -ierslve celery Of really valuable
vcrss OF si By old msters we'll worthy the cinnos
osywoop sxvss OCTAVE PrANoFoRrK.
1se ins amea' eyer offered al paoc suction;
via Ill Nc lAsa, en round corners ishs iaisd
as o aas os sSs p p ss %Ss
each taun 'ose Der With very eiegan, and rcsly
sni.s 10 Velvet tapestry osrse in GOOD order solid
ss toe s s IN go sas . y he ss
IN hsr ti u rosewood Nuis pieces
eorspinE q tof> AID eh.s est IS D. gshsr wiz
A. he rIbl Ad sa .,lsss ware Vines ChsupsgueI
1uuorrr. Geetts Anc lestnters 10 sch rch Nhns
and diner SETS rostif tEorwsrc and a1rr Service
rstvr-s cafs Lasfeir cJce ard urns spooua
Fttks u7aor Sspd, sngerof table cutlery AZ
Chametrs-Coriy sob wood aud rnAhog ny Sedsa1a
style 90 Louis XIV eaiusry, marble op huresus wSsb
Gsnfs and Ctmncdfs 70 match ~ hair
20 ~ pounds made orcer and Ia erceln condition
tier Bet Brlses and Yows coanisyp ard satin
Bedsprvses insn hhces nGrsin Carpes becroo mirrors
Mecks Ioisi tables Towel Racks Toilet Ssts ocobs stair
fs Lounges Couch Beds all sand lad diainr T,bs
tosesb.r wHn isrse and desirable assortment OF basement
Utensss Ia, viii which tbs sse will The
se sbose fusrs VIII posiirely take place wisout ressd
10 weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03

A UCrrcr rofrcE-ExrEvsTvE SALE OF vALUA.
N be housetcd furniiurc. heavy pier
iusnte, ktrors coeily Od psintpra spleLd1 rosewood
solid rosewood paror SUITS BroazeA rich
J.w POINTER, auciiosee-. onoe rs Broadway viii cell
70 ne h9htr bidder for cash without any reserve Thus
dsy Ns NJ lex ococt the ccr<ni fIrnsrs contained a
ns as' soiy re~denee No AIS Hea fcurtseah sues
HE psr0r contain superrr veivss Carpets rse m.xnih
eent sofia od ru covered In maroon. ana rod
src cr' and geld sstn ~ the expensive cessrt M
gch and 1urksh chairs IN aud hracsde
sdhs arid Rosewood reoepicos ana ChA,rs cover.
ID m g.h Due. c.inson ard Maroon sAtn; three sona
tops p-usvey carved od pier sds ra5iss
sArr~ csy rsewos t,egsres With marble ops psis rsss
Iocis &c imported exrrssy for she owner ialis> ross
wod vok lsbes b.on AMI oro'u cccis eleEsai Csina
70 orfes ifsree; magnificent frepcs Pier xass Win
rc1 a. Le.vy sole frame. heavy emtrodeTei wndou
euttAns ara Lornce~. variety Of on
Pantnts turrof rosewood Pisnofie full ssyea os,avc
voe< stool whh ssn Win "a elselisn, scd
Dirnr rocua-rh vrive taprsr, c~rpe &, s,os ors...
soni sstsnson Tsnie al pchs- 10 NE msussr marble
tcp fsreJ fs3es krrss sofa 8eis CfAys coah
ghsr Nbh AZ ,Ae ruby s.d cry,s, Gu, Gis~v~rewnss.
cens les ard nnuer seis ccsy River wac Tea and
erve ~ inch tslvers cste htes Cssers cnee AMI Tea
Irs fgscns forss Liquor Hs,f suferoc Table Cutlery.
cssnse-. ~rosy sri rec .ood and mahogany sesseAs
ssivsrg nehls BureSns wsssssnds nd Jonodss %
ma en-, pure hair Mattresses 81 p,ubda
maze 10 order and IN erceent oouffon ingram txrpcs
beero m hrro's Ciccks rol~i IAbles Tceei Racts Tet
sets q sosss atari ca,pes and Ross ,bssIy cushioned
and Bnser fsbes together with xrre aud dssrAS
% srfises menrnsd post ou~r.-ut ArtI,fsu
gcns oui 81 he cisy can BE- packed .. SAFE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
CHANDELIERs.
TArlsrAY CARPETS,
BTATUARY,
EkGR


ROSEWOOD AND s.HoGANY BEDE9oa SUITS
ior,s rose~sod case richly ssssa maze ~ o. 80.
bfedsI cloth Music so9i, xood s:,re
30. Ho.s ess.ss l.sy TSsf T.sl: ..s
S"s asd s S's fsr: 81
CsndelaIAs brseAes Two extra large M.nsl Arors With
we've. CARPETS Mossie Rugs embroidered Lacs Carssus.
sUs l. s1 . sscss s0 81 q %
ncAes description carved In sod wood viz Two tee
a Tsiispa . saa ss oval ap sA'o
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