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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04
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Celebration OF
IND EP ENCE DAY
IN MARYSVILLE.

INHE CITIZENS OF Marysville and vicinity are
Il hereby notified that the SD Anniversary of our
National Independence
will be celebrated in the city of Marsyille, on Wednes
day next,
July Fourth, 1860.
At sunrise and sunset there will be salutes of 1Ot
guns.
At noon there will be a National salute of 80 guns.
At sunrise and sunset, 10y bells will be rung BY the
fire and church bells of the city
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the City and County Officers
the Military, the Fire Department. the Civic Societies.
Ladies representing the States of the Union, Draw
men, Watermen, ENpressmen, Citizens, ETC.. will
move in procession Through the city to the Pa
viion, where the Declaration of Independence will
be read by VANDYKE HUBBARD, a Poem delivered
by B. p. AVERY and Address by JOHN r.
RIDGE.
The exercises at The Pavilion will be interspersed
with SINGING OF PATRIOTIC AIRS by the Leider-
krantz and School Children.
At dark there will be
Grand Display of Fire Works
on Cortez Square
The Festivities Of the day will close with
Citizens Ball at the Pavilion.
Societies and Associations desiring to Join the Pro-
cession, and nothayng yet reported, will please do 50
to the Chief Marshal who will assign them places in
the Procession.
The Aids to the Chief Marshal, and the Programme
OF the Procession well the line of March through
the city, will he announced through the papers before
the day of Celebration
BY order of Committee of Arrangements,
ii. w THEALL,
Jeoo Chief Mershal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04

DEATH FROM INToxIcATIoN. teamster
named James Morrison was recently found
near Rough and Ready, in dying state.
The Grass Valley National says: "a person
on approaching him noticed that he was just
gasping for breath, and was dying in n state
OF most beOsuy iutoxication-no less than
twelve empty bottles of Schnapps lying be-
side him, the contents of which he had un-
doubtedly drank. He had taken them from
box which constituted part Of his load,
which he was hauling to Columbia Hill
His stock was found scattered about in the
neighborhood. His team and himself had
been noticed in that locality for several
DAYS previous"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04
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FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRA ALTON {!

<l@2MA GsSl
FEvHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
4 the citizens of YubI county and the public gem
eraly that he has made extensive preparations for
the purpose of aIording all who may desire, op-
portu1ity of celebrating the Anniversary of American
Independence in manner beatting the occasion at the
MARYSVELLE PARK.
The ceremonies of the Day will commence with
Prayer, after which the Declaration of Independence
will be read by W. II. "ICKERSHAM, Esq, to be
followed by Music This ended an Grafton will be
delivered by Hon. e. d. WHEELER.
A large Band of Musicians will be in attendance du-
ring the day, and after
Grand Barbecue and Banquet,
prenared for the occasion, those persons who NAV
feel like lnduging in the DANCF can do so in a place
selected and fitted up for the purpose, under the green
and shady trees.
Dressing Rooms will be arranged for the Ladies and
servants will be in attendanceto wait upon them, and
barrels of pure ice water, with dppers convenient,
will be found in various places on the ground.
Ice Creams and all sorts of desirable itcles for
such an occasion, both for grown persons and chill
dren, will be on hand, and indeed everything that
/ could be asked for or desired on such occasion will
/ be present
Families from the country or from distance, will
/ find everything pleasant and convenient.
! he entire arrangements are in the hands of r.
OllANLON, who viii take especial pains to see that
entire satisfaction is given to each and every ndvd-
at the time of the Celebration.
N. b. The services of the Day will commence at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, precisely.
The festivities, will close with
Splendid Ball and Supper,
in the evening at which every comfort and conyen-
ence will be supplied those present.
The Ball will be under the direction of the officers of
the Marysve Park Association, which is a sure guar
antee that it will be properly conducted
4 he Supper will be prepared under the personal SUI
peryision of the subscriber, and it WITH be unexceed
in every particular
Coaches will be run FREE TO and from the Ball. for
families and those desiring he called for will please
leave their address at the Senate House. as early as
possible on the Fourth.
During the evening" and throughout the Ball, there
will be grand display of
FIRE WORKS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-There will be no racing
or driving the track duriug the day or night.
ROBERT T. O1IANLON,
je26-td Proprietor MarySville Park.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04

ORDERR OF PROCESSION
OF THE
Celebration of independence Day.
Chief Marshal
II. W. THEALL,
Aids to Chief Marshal
II. u. Benson, Geo. W. Starton.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal-C. B. Mcclellan.
Band.
Marysville Rifes-Capt Dohbins
Mayor, Common Council and City officers,
of the City of Marysvlle
County Officers of Yuba County.
Orator, Poet and Reader.
Leilerkranz Society.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-P. j. Welsh.
Marysville Fire Department.
Eureka No / Eureka Hose; Yuba No. .
Warren No Pioneer No 3.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marsbal-G. W. Foulke.
Car containing SO young ladies, representing
the States of the y Union.
Express Companies.
Wells, Fargo & Co.. Everts, Wilson d Co.,
Langton d Co.
Young Mems Lyceum.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshall. McWilliams
Express Wagons Draymen (mounted) Water.
men (mounted), Citizens generally,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04
Arrivals at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.

Attention Xuba Engine Co. No. ..
You are requested to meet at your engine house to
lay at o'clock A. M in full uniform. full atten.
lance is requested. BY order Of the Foreman.
TIIOS. j. POWERS, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-04
Iurekas.
Eureka Hose Co.

Eureka Hose Co.
Your are requested to be in attendance at the En-
gne House, in uniform, this day, "wednesday, at
81 o'clock A. NJ. By order, J. b. LEAMAN, Sec.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

Attention Patrons We couu,e,.
following model dun from one Of our 3
ges to our Delinquent patrons. We 4
also. that they shall take il IN earnes. 4
a joke, FOR it means every mothers sr
owes Us, ard We want them to come II
scratch, and fork over But. here ,
uioRel dUR-listen
Friends, Patrons Subscriber. a15
tisers: Hear Us for our debts. and Fs
that you may pay trust Us, We l-s II
and have regard for our need. ~ yuu
long been trusted acknowledge vuur Il
edness, and dive into your pockets. tx
may promptly fork over. If there r
among you-One single patron-ihIi
owe Us something. then to him We ss7
IDside-consider yourself pertlemrI
the rest wish to know why We dun
this Is our aDsEsr: Not that We cs-s
cash ourselves, b1t cur creditors d.. d
you rather that We go to jail sni yoa ~
than that you pay your debts aud We a
moving? As We have agreed, We hzrs :
ed for you-as we have contracted, Il.
furnished our paper 20 you-bIt IS son
pay. we dun you! Here are agresus-
job work, contracts for subscriptions. =
ses of long credits, and 6uns for 6efsrra3t
ments. Who is there so mean that b
take paper IF any be needn't sp,.l-
don; mean him. Who Is there so crszi
he don't advertise ? If any let him sli!.-
amt the chap either Who is t5ers 81
that be don't pay the printer? If III.
him shout-for he's the man wee 80
His name is Legion He has been OEr.I
for one, two, or three years-lOng sr1z
make Us poor, and himself rich at our sT7i
If the above appeal 10 his conscience 4
awake him to the sense of justice, Fs
have to try the Law. and see what virta; 4
is IN wrIts and constables
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
A Reward Is offered,

For the detection of any person counter
feiting, initiating, or the wander of any such
counterfeit or imitation of BGRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS. The genuine, high
lY concentrated Holland Bitters Is put ND in
half-pint bottles only. having the name of the
proprietor, B. PAGE, Jr blown in them, and
his signature around the neck of each and
every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received
By Americans, with that favor which is only
extended to really scientific preparations =
When we consider the marked success attend
ing its administration. in the most stubborn
cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness of any
kind. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Acidity of the
Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indi-
gestion, Costiveness and Piles, together with
the complete control it exercises over all Ner-
vous, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections,
We canno. wonder at its popularity. Well
may the invalid value this remedy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

who shall be permitted 70 call her wiie; tha.
they will be hsppy children zho shall cali her
mother. But | weary you with this long
conversation. Who is that lady vino now cc-
cupies the witnesses chair That Mordeeai,
We answered lis Josephine Bassett. We'll,
she's glib tslker and smart woman any
how" said Mordecai. She's been to College !;
that's certain Where does she reside, and
what does she do for living?" ''I know moth
ing about her Mordecai'' We replied. ''She is
now giving her testimony in a conspiracy case.
Suppose we step up to Wissel's and get some
small beer p Agreed. Mr.. Editor. said
Mordecai. after this long chat little won't
hurt US"
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LagER rnC-. -

- = fhTs--
PORTLAND. si.eeu.ar ,
Cansd an has aEriTe5 wIsa ..;v---
tbs 2Srd ur r..'
Ihe steamships Asia, Bei..,..is 2
Vigo have arrived our Fs;a
EngieHd--The Prince Of W.
med nIs Studies al Oxford d.
Considerable excitement v.s
London on the 2lst ultirno, BY
the Emperor Napoleon had ouit,l,
and rould reach London that a. "a
Itoty,-No new movements ~.
The clergy in the NeapO!itap p, .
paying homage TO King Victor F..a -
The Cardinal Arch Bishop Of ny ny q
sent. but viii return to his ses.
The rumors of new Sardin;.
contradicted 10
The Dowager Queen of Na,ls.
young Princess has arrived =, Ra VI
The French were about to OccDr- % r
ria. ~ ID
The Queen of Spain has present.,
sword to Gen. Gayou-
Ii is reported that General Gnr,,
clared that he would not Weld NJ : :
Bourbon troops that entered the r.
to either France or Sardinia V..-S'
were however progressing in rel.,iTss : !.
matter .
The siege Of Gaeia was cop,i,,.,
Piedmontese bombardsd the subD-b1
18th ult- The Neopolitan trOop. a,.e
to fight resolutely, but the deier,;,. - !
the officers continued. :
Col. Pieuilo has surrenders5 Il, -
of Chasseurs TO she piedmontese
The fuIther resistance of n. T.
troops is paralized by the insubors-,.
the Chiefs aud the confusion preyaiFr,
1t is believed that the evacuation :,
has been resolved on.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.-LIyERp,s
Vember ga despatch from Mani,
to day, says that Francis II has rur.s
blood vessel. A steamer arrived the.
Gaeta for medical sssistanre The
mother aud children had lefl Gaeta fu-
A ministerial change is expected
England The British Board q
were making enquiries into the burning
steamer Connsught.
The Empress Eugenia returns to
on the 10Th of December.
France The prohibition agsinE Z
pnTtation of iron has been abolished
L; Is stated that negotiations for tie
of Nenetia have been eommrncni
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
Court Proceedings.

a large amount of business was transacted
in the Quarter Session. last week. Ths
grand Jury were not discharged until Satur-
day morning OF the many cases disposed of.
few were of an important character. We
therefore notice only the following:
Commonwealth, VS.. Francis Kabls ct al.
Indictment for conspiracy. Josephine Bas-
sett. Prosecutor. Verdict, not guilty.
Commonwealth, VS., Francis Kable. In
dictment. keeping gambling house in Johns
town. Verdict, Guilty Sentenced to pay
costs and fine of $50 and Imprisonment 10
the County Jail for 2 months
Commonwealth, vs.. Josephine Bassett.-
Indictnent for Adultery Verdict, Not gull
ty, but that she pay the costs
Commonwealth VS. John Lee alias John
Leahy. Indictment for Murder This case
was taken up on Friday evening. The In
dictment charges the defendant with murder
ing Charles Watkins, in JohnstowD, on the
29th of September. 1t appeared from the
evidence, that q Republican meeting had
been going on the night the fatal event occur
red, aud that the deceased was member Of
the Johnstown "wide-awake club" At
about midnight he met near Wood Morrell
&co's Store defendant and several other per-
sons, and commenced quarreling aud fighting
with chem. He was soon joined by several
friends, who endeavored to take him home
A few moments after an encounter with the
defendant, he was struck on the left temple
with stone fracturing the temporal bone.
and causing death the next day. The Com
monwealth failed in proving, that the stone
was thrown by the defendant, or even by any
of bis party. as there were persons standing
on the opposite side of the canal at the time
The jury after retiring few moments rem
dered verdict of Not Guilty.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
E THE USE OF DIR. HosTETTER.s

-
STOMACH BITTERS for Dyspepsia, Fiat
ulence, Heayiness of the Stomach, or any
other like affection, is second to none in Amer
lea or abroad. To be able to state confident
ly that the 'Bitters" are certain cure for
Dyspepsia and like diseases, to the proprie-
tors source of uuallOyed pleasure. 1t re-
moves all morbid matter from the stomach,
purifes the blood, imparts renewed vital
ity to the nervous system, giving it that
tone and energy so indispensable for the res
toration of health. The numerous acknowl-
edgements Of its superior excellence and ben
e6cial results, have assured the proprietors
that it cannot but prove great cure to the
afflicted, and impart vitality to the thorough
system.
Sold by all druggists in the world.
@ See advertisement in another column.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
~ Swank of the Johnstor

p~ Swank of the Johnstown Tribune il,
we learn, an applicant for the appointment of
Post Master in that place. under the Lincoln
Administration. It's none of our business of
course, but iuasmuch as he is a printer and
editor, We cannot refrain from expressing the
hope that he may be successful. He has ron
dered good service 20 his party. and of course
is entitled TO 8 share of the spoils. now that
it has them to dispense. But ten to one, he
will be thrust aside, 10 make room for some
hungry political cormorant, who never takes
an active part in politics except when be
SMELLS plunder
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
Democratic County Committee.
Aueustin Durbin, Chairman.

Aueustin Durbln, Cnalrman.
Alleehany-Michael NJ Guire, Blacklick-
Joseph s. Mardis, Cambria John M'Bride.
Csrroll-Jacob Luther, Carrolltown-James
Fapan. Chest-Joseph Gill. Chest Springs =
Augustine Byrne, Clear6eld-William Raj
ney. ugh-Richard Sanderson. Croyle
William Murray. Ebensourg-Charles D.
Murray, Galitzen-David Mills, Jackson
Henry Rager, Johnstown, 1st ward-Eph-
Ram Buck, I'd Ward-John Grouse. Lewis
Luckhardt, 81 William Winner, 4th
Ward-Hugh Maloy, Loretto-William Ry-
an, Jr Millville-A. NJ Gregg. Richland-
Henry Topper. Summerhill james Burk,
Summitville- ohm Sharbaugh, Susquehanna
John Bearer, Taylor-Amos Davis. Wash
iugton Richard White. White-George Wal
tiers, WiImore-M. NJ. O'Neil, Yoder-Geo.
w Osborn
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

COUGHs and COLDS are always ass25-. ass2, = /,
often dangerous.-A few repetitiOls, ana 7
cRitis or consumption may be the TsSl.,-
You may cure them pleasantly, P11i21ls y. !.
permanently Humphrey HaHseas,1iil.l' =.
or Cough and Ferer PMs, always % LIT .- !
You need only take the pleasant sng1I p !.
your cough Is gone. and cold cured : :
chantment. Single boxes, with diTe''l-7
cents; six boxes, 81.
N B--A full set Of HUNPHEETS heNsl.- :.
SPECIFICS, with Book Of Directions, Sn- =
different Remedies, in large vials, more :
s.; ditto, in plain case, 81; case Of rite, a .
and Book, 81. Single boxes, . ets sd -, !,
These Remedies, by the single box q . !,
sent by mail or express, free OF c63TsE
address. on receipt Of the price. AdGr1SSo n
DR.. T. HUMPHREYS q -
No. 462 Broadway. New
Sold by E. J. MILLS, Ebensburg.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

WoRNs.-In a quantity Of ooHuPieI. = :
there is always to be found nest . -
They cannot, neither will they stay = -
else. Weak stomach and bowels are -
them, as they have not sufficient PoHe
their food. Hence a large heap O.
lodged, and worms must be the resu'.,, .,-r
doses of these pills viii disturb .hern u - -
and drive them ont of the system II - -
remembered, that an occasional o'T. :, y.
health. especially after taking cold; VIZ
the disease from forming IN the body =
OSee advertisement Of Dr. N2T-F "
column. Sold hy Thomas nselas-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

s f, F. Lytle, Esq has been sworn in
and entered on the charge of his duties Is
Register and Recorder of this county. lie is
an excellent clerk and peuman. and withal i
clever whole souled fellow. He will we, are
confident, make a prompt, accommodating
and reliable officer. OF his immediate pre-
decessor, Col NJ. Hasson, there is but ono
opinion. All who transacted business with
him during his term of Office, speak of him in
terms of the highest commendation. May
prosperity ever attend him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMANEL

O-ND - ~ hhOI Uf HI -lL.Ll-
PAIN DESTROYER.
Is one OF tie few domestic remeiiss :
have come into general use and favg. T-
putting. 1t is the product Of siuFe :
harmless in all cases, and as : do1est, =
unequalled. For Burns. Cuts. Brlnss'. 81
LGmenesS, SpraiRS. Rheumatism. Ba7S. U
Old Sores and Hounds, II has not zn e1-a
Is also used. with great SUCCESS. f.r Tsl
Headache. Neuralgia. Sore TJIroszt. Cor. =
h9a, HoarSeReSs, and other similar tr--s-
and painful affections, while II prou1Ti!E =
all HemOTThGyes. Hundreds Of physds-s
daily in their practice, and give i ths1 ~
fed recommendation. Sold By on aga-s
dealers. and by
F. HUMPHREYS & 90. 562 B-5a-F1
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFAC77-A-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

E The December pumber of the Cosnar-
politaR Art Journal has been receired. and
it is the best number yet published The en-
cravings in this Journal are alone worth the
subscription price. The new volume COM
mences in January George W. Oatman,
Esq, is the Agent for This place
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:. m, PettengfIl & Co..

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are the au-
thorized Agents for the DEMOCRAT q oENTI-
sEI.n and the most influential and largest circu,
l.tinp Newspapers in the United States and
Csnadas. They are empowered to contract for
,is at our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12
The Union stim in danger.

1he news which We daily receive from
Washington City, is of the most discouragiDg
and alarming character The intelligence re-
ceived there from the South, indicate that the
Secession movement is fast gaining ground
and that the people OF Georgia and Alabama
are now almost as enthusiastic in the cause as
those of South Carolina. A bad state of feel
ing exists at the Capitol. The Republican
members seem determined to stand firm. and
not to yield an inch in order to save the Union.
They still adhere to their irrepressible con-
hlct doctrine. and on the principal that
might Is right. are endeavoring to make the
Southern people their undcrlings and vassals,
because they think they possess the power to
do so. The Southern mtraists also, buster
and talk fierce, so tnat between the two, it is
impossible for conservative men to obtain even
respectful hearing. The most sanguine
friends of the Union arc beginning to dispair.
while its enemies are becoming proportionate-
ly elated. If anything is to be done for its
preservation, it must be done quickly.
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@ The printing paper used n The Z
Times Office annually costs S7S5. .000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15
SALES AT AUCTION.


A lBEHr STEVENS y = sS;; hT ony
OF ErxeAsr soss S9SlSN Ho SAh FURNITURE
At The private asssaes 8 Wes wa ab
Magnificent Rosewood rianoforte,
co.nr Largo pier and sspiel Mirrors, v,,.o,,nrs
ROSEWOOD OIL Paatngs..
By Rowe Boeine and other cabinet makers OF this
furniture this sale w Oder rare Opportunity, The csis
'0s's embraces over p r. iS'i ROOMS.
Rosewood Pianoore, city maker solid rosewood frame,
tablet full iron frame, modern improvements ovsr.trung
srse ~ooa faro ss Fsraiass
s.tin and brocae each suit consisting Of twelve pieces
back psror Chairs matched satin Lounges
ZION Chairs two Costly rosewood Eegeres richly carved with
.oS corner AHm hS. %s
SsS,.s:, Win gold sea Ta..ss
m.ss oss s d 81 win B.
vandsre, Daers, slIe6erg. Winthrop, Bacon. vonserg
S hsr ss aa may Se %
Village school. scenes from Richard the Third, Romeo
aa war; sa a s s e
s' Roman aGS Bss
rosewood Bedssad richly esryei marble top dressing Blu
Table French china Toilet Set lounge and easy Chat spring
Chairs Rockers; mosaic and heavy and
brocae Curtains cured hair Mattresses feather Plos Bed
Linen &C. Third Fourth and Fifth stnresSinge and double
walnut and mahogany Bedsteads bureaus washsands Bed
ding Of every Kind Carpets in Chairs
Clocks nantel and side Mirrors oak
dining Table o.k Buffet with plate glass doors and back oak
Chairs French china gold band dinner Set of lbs pieces
decorated china Sets Ivory balanced handled Knives and
Forks beautiful silver Set Salver, water Pitcher silver
table Spoons elegant silver Caster with silver bell
attached cut glass Boles French and English cut Glass
ries Matched Decantes English ground back Trays table
Crockery &c. Also all the and kitchen Fur
niiure, Utensils servants Sale will be positive
shine All purchases be removed within sS hours after
sale R-TeIms cash, In bankable money. Deposits from
stran ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-15
HASpsonr HOUSEHOLD rvRSrrrKE

\
BY J. W. PORTER sucuoreer. his day. Tue sins0
Wednesday, August Is commencing iO1S
raiu shnel, OF the e1ire beautiful
Work. of Art contained N the large dweng NJ 2is wee
Fourteenth street, few doors from kirtia pvenuc %
which Will 0e sold without reserve, aud Re removed i'm
netiatey rom the prcnises-clnprsng very argc
elegant OF every thn essential onae aud
costly furnished rescercr Ia Iosewtof, u,hgaur
hale VIII IN The drinr with rch slrrrNtre
q Rogers Bro.hers manufacture UrDs Casers spoous
Forks Cake Baskets. Dining SETS, superb French and
Bohemian China, crystal cut Slsss ruby engraved
ware, ivory .snd rearl Cutlery, French Porcelain ele
rant extension Table with oak dining room Furn.
niture larlors-rwo richly rosewood pafor suis
covered In three coored brcade ORDER vevc, and
Wilton car~,s rcscwood rsle tor riegeres rosewood
ire. sda and Tables. two eleranf pier
dsmask and rich hcc Curtains. French Shades Turkish
Chairs wi h Lounges match: IA hrucafe
elegant rosewood fisnoorte with
Music Cabinet, ryaus magnificent mnntel Vases Bronres
marble sarlor q
aud valuable Psltngs; velvet and Wilton Carpets elegant
Chandeliers &c. chsmhersAl IN rosewood mahogany
superb hedsieads large hair Mattresses dressing Bureaus
marble Nashs'ands, Comrades Mirrors Frenc, toilet
iu suit Chamber Furniture IN velvet; cottage and o,her
Chairs Avn Chairs Sfas Sofsheds maho gany ChArs Go -
Mirrors, rain Carpets ac with large Quantity cool
mahogany furniture OF every descriptions ulclohs
pe aud Rods, marble TOP Hall stand Sale, At TO- O'Clock
precisely.