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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09
THE SOUTHERN CUL TIF1-
4 TOR.

"A MONTHLY Journal, devoted
to Southern Agriculture, Horticul-
ture, Stock Breeding. Poultry, Bees,
General Farm Economy, etc. Its able
editors are Mcssrs. d. Redmond and
c. w. Howard.
The seventeenth volume commenced
January 1st, 1859; The South
Country1nan has recently been trans
terred to the {" Cultivator," making
this valuable publication still more
interesting and instructive. The yearly
subscription is only Sl.OO.
Address VIM. S. JONES,
Augusta, Ga.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09


,!Slans1cle Filters,
For IEag RING Il PRESERVING
HEALTH.
Prepared fforn Aromatic Bitter Herbs
| OAoIE TfE aU5PICUS- Or IN
EN.NIET PHFSlCLAN.
Are an agreeable and paiatablt
lnyignrating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Biarer Vegetables, com
hined with Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one OF our venera-
bic and eminent physicians during a
practice OF thirty years, in the latter
part of which he used those Bite,
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
the treatment Of internal diseases and
for purifying the blood.
They stimulate and regulate the
functions Of digestion; impart yigor
and tone to the stomach strengthen
the system, and are unequallcd as a
purifier OF the blood. BY continuing
the use ola wine glass full morning
and evening, and before meals, for a
few weeks, they will afford convin-
cling proofs Of their great medicinal
properties, and under the influence of
their health-restoring qualities, that
physical condition necessary to the
enjoyment of a sound body and mind
will soon be attained.
From their purifying influence,
the skin becomes steadily smooth and
bright, and they will gradually re-
move every trace Of eruption or in
hammation from the face or body as
they progress in the publication ofthe
blood.
Viewing them simply as bever-
age, they equal in richness and deli
cacy OF flavor the finer grades of
choice Champagne Wines-the bit
ter principle being only perceptible
when felt in the good work of purify
ing and invigorating.
For the use of old and young of
both sexes they are admirably adap-
ted, being grateful to the taste; Of al
exqisitel y delicate tiavor-llnpartine
to the palate soothing aromatic et- /
feet, eqnalled only BY its purity and
richness.
The following letter regarding the
purity and quality Of this Celebrated
Tonic, from the eminent
and gifted physician and chemist,
Victor r. Canning, so long aud IA
known in connection with
he French Academy of Science,
speaks for itself:
Chemical Labratory, West Brooduay.
New York, February 6, 1860.
Mr.. II. NJ. Crookes: Dear Sir
In accordance with your request OF
he 10th ultimo, l have subjected
sample Of your Invigorating Aroma
.ic Vegetable Stomach Bitters to Il
careful analysis and find them to be
of the essence of Aromatic
Bitter Vegetables of ancient fame in
he medical world: yet | have never
1etore seen them so well blended or
'endered so pleasing to the sense of
aSte. |,
The Spirit used in their prepara-
ion | found to be perfectly pure, and
Is free from deleterious element az
hat procured from the natural Juice :
If he grape.
You doubtless had the assistance of
medical skill in perfect
ng SO excellent Il combination, as it
'arely occurs that the bitter princi-
Die, possessing so much medicinal
worth, is rendered so palatable.
Continue to prepare your Stomach
}itters, strictl y in accordance with
he formula you have already adop- ,
ed, and they cannot fail to gain pre- I
'edence over everything else of the /
ind Wit hin NY lcnn1rlnl leo I
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09
IRON FENCING,

suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

DISTINGUISHED DEPARTUREs-A mong those
who left forthc East on Monday, will be OIL
served the names of Gen. James Wilson, the
railroad man; b. f. Hastings, the Sacramen-
to banker; The Rev Dr. Anderson Mrs.
Col Lander, nee Davenport; j. O. Eldridge,
the well known auctioneer r. j. Nandewa-
ter; and Chang and Eng the Samese twins,
who go to look after their South Carolina es-
fnto
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

YAKlmA MINEs-The Portland Advertiser
says: "From a private letter received IN
this city from Camp Yakima, we learn that
The snow is fast disappearing from that re-
gion, and the packers predict very early
spring Already large quantities of pro'is-
ions have been sent as far as the Dalles so
that the moment the weather will permit,
both miners and packers will commence
moving norlhward.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

Wm CHURCHILL, while engaged in drifting
at McAdams Creek, was buried by falling
timbers and cave in the earth, one hundred
feet below the surface While men were at
work digging him out, lis voice was plainly
heard for five hours When found he was
flying with one hand to his mouth and his
ace in the water, from which, it would SEEM
he must have finally died from strangulation
The lower part of his body was tightly wedg-
ed in by the dirt and fallen tilnbers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

WATER PpEs ARRIVED, The first install
ment of the log pipes to be laid through our
streets, to supply the town with water, says
the Red Bluff Independent arrived last week
When laid, the joints are to be secured by an
iron band. To appearance, they will last our
generation out.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15
Tie Linpress endorses Calhoun.
In reply TO an interrogatory propounde
llN ma the Evnre-s snNe.

In reply to an interrogatory propounded
by us, the Express says
The Democrat asks direct answer to q e
interrogatory, whether we approve the doc
triues Of John c. Calhoun We answer that
we are not a Calhounite, but Democrat. So
far as Mr. Cahoun's doctrines conform to the
principles O. the Democratic party, We IN
Gor,e them, when they conflict with those
principles, We repudata them"
Thisis a very vague answer. DO any Of
the doctrines Of Calhoun conform to those Of
the Democratic party? Ifso, what doctrines
are they? How much Of Calhounisn docs
the Express endorse? Calhoun considered
that the Union was a mistake and that the
southern States ought never TO have entel ed
it, and, if out Of it, should never rc-cntcr-
Does the Express endorse this ? Calhoun
also contended that nothing could satisfy the
South but radical change of the Conatitu-
tion,- change which woLid so modify that
instrument 'as TO give the weaker section
Che South) in some one form or another. a
ucgatjce on the action ofthe Government -
Does the Express endorse that position Does
it think that the rights Of the South are not
safe Under the present Constitution?
Calhoun was in favor of an amendment Of
the Constitution, requiring two Presidents,
one for the North and the other for the
South, whose agreement should be necessary
endorse that idea?
Calhoun contended chat a state had right
to judge of the Conatitutionality of Federal
law, and to nulify it. Does the Express
agree with Calhoun in that?
When the Express ans wcrs these questions,
we shall have a few more to PROFOUND, it is
likely, in regard to the doctrines Of Calhoun.
That paper has pretty distinctly declared
that it agrees to a certain extent with John
&C.. Calhoun, and we are going to see, if we
can, Just to what extent that agreement goes.
WE will land Douglas and Crittcnden and
all Others who have patriotism enough to
exert themselves TO preserve the Union 10y
making fair and reasonable compromise
Erpreas.
In case there is no compromise, what are
you going to do then? Are you going for
a Southern Conledcracy, or Pacific Repub-
lie, or for the Union as it is ;? We are anX-
ious to hear from you, neighbor, on that
point. We hear many persons say that you
are plainly for secession on the part of the
South in case no compromise is made, and
that, after secession takes place. you want a
Pacific Republic. Now, let us hear from you
on that subject; that Is, if you thinl, the
question Legitimate one, and it is agreeable
for you to answer. Otherwise, we do not
insist.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

THE Raleigh IN. c. Register, publishe.
the following dispatch, received by Sion T.
Rogers, Of that State;
WAsHNGToN, Jan. 17--9 P. N.
In reply, the vote against my resolutions
will be reconsidered. Their failure was the
result Of the refusal Of six Southern Senators
to vote. There is yet good hope of success
JOIN j. CEIrTESDEN.
If Southern Senators refuse the Critten-
den Compromise on the final vote they will
be execrated by their own countrymen To
vote against that Compromise, now, is to be
something nearly akin to traitor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

FlnEMEN's OBsEQurEs.-The remains of
Mons. Valley Boland, late Treasurer of La
fayette Hook and Ladder Company, were
brought from san Jose, and inferred at San
Francisco, with the usual honors of deceas-
ed fireman. The flags ofall the engine hous-
es were at half-mast
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

FlREMEN's BALL AT TmBucroo. The Res
cue Hose Co. No. l. of Timbuctoo, will give
a ball at the Timbuctoo Hotel, ON Friday
evening, the 22d of February The Rescue
Hose Co. is gallant band Of frcmen, and
no doubt their ball will be largely attended.
We have received an invitation to be present,
and shall take pleasure in being partici.
pant, if we can manage TO be absent from our
post.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

1IouR CHANGED The opposition steamer
Defiance will hereafter leave for Sacramento
at 4 o'clock =. NJ, instead of 4. NJ, connect
ing with the John T. Wright for San Fran
cisco on the following day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

FRUIr, do.-For a list of fine things, toe
numerous to mention here, see Fay's adver-
tsement, in another column, and for the arti
cles themselves go TO Fays store, III Second
street or 90 ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

GROCERIES AND PRoyIsIoYs.-Mr. A. Walk
or keeps a superior stock of groceries, proyis-
ions and general merchandise, at his whole
sale and retail store, corner Of f and Third
streets. See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

ONLY one passenger left in the overland
stage, from San Francisco on Monday. His
name was Pity.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

THE Mirror has heard of a "colonization'
movement intended for Sonora, which dis
claims all filibustering as a portion Of its
tactics.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

SHOOTING AT FoLsoM.- Doctor Simmons. Of
Sacramento, received telegram from Fol
som, Wednesday, requiring his services in the
case of a man who had been shot. All we
have learned Of the particulars were that the
injured party was cutting timber upon land
claimed by another when he was shot with
q Derringer pistol
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

THERE is a girl of twenty-one in the prison
at Morgantown, Virginia, who has become
hopelessly insane from inordnate use of to-
bacco
SETTLED The only land case in litigation
wherein the title to lots in Red Bluff is in
volved-beingth that Of Doll VS. Meador-has
been settled, as we are informed. This leaves
clear coast for those who desire to purchase
town lots. We anticipate a growth of the
town of Red Bluff the present year, riyaling,
if not surprising, that Of even the past year.
SO says the Independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

MELoDEoN-There was a good time at the
MeIodeon, last evening. 1t will be open
again to-hight.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15
Arrivals a, the st. Nicholas Hotel.

Arrivals al the ~. Nicholas Hotel.
j. b. WIIITCOMB. .............. PROPRIETOR
February f., 1SGl.
W B Robcnson Shasta VIM NcKeya Fosters Bar
II d Thomas ON Williams g
Graham Nevada J l. Howard DcgtoWn
Cooper J = Racier
Scayin Indian IIill 4 VI Greer
u n Sample Ynung's hill = V Johnson
J.. Watson CanptonyilcG Wheeler & Orovle
: S Atchson e. + u Cottng
N Gcshwaller Sand Flat II VI Rogers
rhos Mitchell Oregon lIillChas Hays San Francis
W Il Smith Moores r'h A q Elder
Thos Rooney Hamilton II Clark
VIM McCarty Fosters BarII Brown San Juan
G w Erwin Camptonvle } NJ Richards "
Charles Wood city f Walker
Fletcher city Peters
LC Gibson l. Q Burnam
G Traw Chas Kat2 city
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

A SPLENDID brick hotel has Just been fin
ished ct Yreka.
A LApirsLibrary Association is nourishing
at Yreka.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

Attention Yuba Engine Co. No. 2.
Attend your regular meeting this (Frday) evening,
February 18th, at O'Clock.
TIIOS. J. POWERS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

A CoNrnAsr.-Soys the Bee, John Minor
Bolts, Of Virginia, own brother to Charles 7.
Bolts, State Printer of California, has recent
ly published long letter on the state of
the Union, and therein insists on the enforce
mcnt Of the laws; and about the same time
Charles T. published his lorg letter entitled
Secession and Coercion" in which he or-
posed the enforcement Of the laws John
Minor lives in Virginia, and Charles T. in
California.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15
FRIDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY Is.

DR. }. Il. BoYcE-We call attention TO The
advertisement OF this gentleman, in refer
ence to "Rowler's Infalliblc Rhuematic Med
icne." The medicine has great reputation,
which is no doubt deserved.
BY the way, we saw Dr. Boyce, while we
were below, and were surprised to sec him
looking so well, inasmuch as we had eXpec-
ted to behold a man, barely lingering on the
verge of the grave Certainly, not one man
out ofa thousand could have survived shot
of the character he received. The ball,
(which we saw, and which was considerably
fattened by its passage through the body)
entered the back and passed entirely through
one of the lungs, shocking the system be-
yond all description. Yet, Dr. Boyce looked
Just as well, when we saw him, rs though he
had never received even a scratch of the skin,
in the whole course of his life. We are OF
the opinion that he will have to be shot d.
rectIy through the heart, before he can be
killed at all by powder and lead.
Cry DmEcroRY. MIR. w. c. Brown is en-
gagged in the very laudable enterprise Of pub
fishing new Directory Of the city work
which has long been needed, the last one
having been issued by q. Amy, in the fall Of
1858. Mr.. Brown proposes to show the i'm
provements which have been made in the
city since that time, and to furnish variety
of statistics which have not heretofore been
Incorporated in the Directories. 1t will be
good medium for advertising. Mr. Brown
informs us that he expects to issue it about
the middle Of March.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15
Arrivals at the u. ). Hotel.

HTiI9ttIS ttI tIIC 2 % IIUtNT'
STOKES & SHIELDS. ...... .........PR .PROPRIETORS.
February IS. 1851.
Steel James Suttcr Pcree 5 : Honcut
Harper Butte Atclison NJ
Brydan James Yuba co IloNsie + city
IIewenberger James Martin II Dobb'ns
Vaughan l. Sutter Cannon j & INDIA ranch
Mu len LeaJ lit d II Long Bar
Abbott VI Oak Cir I'VE he Dsobe A II Bangor
Young c Tmhuctoo IIagery Wm
SeNoy Long Bar Creps II Bear River
Putnam G United StatesRobinson
Benungcr w 5 Danville lIoncut
French T G Sutter Mckee Jno city
Camper II w linda Ranch Holt q W Parks Bar
Wyatt b Bear River Cotton
Blsye j Butte co Bagwcll James
Inflow T. Bear River Hunter james San Fran
krrkpatrick Ioncut lIeseyer
Rodger DR. Happy Jack Dry Creek
Dorney city Whitcman Jas "
Mari Oregon House Maria Richard Dry creek
Frazer Benz Lofn "
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15
BIRTH.

BIRTH.
February a, 1851, Mrs A. u. Starr of daughter.
NyTANTED-Two splendid German Girls who
w derstand all kind ofhouse work, would like to
have situation in some good family in the city
sTAHL &Co's Intelligence Cmce
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance ON Third street.
GEIANTED-A good waiter for a country town
w Good wages Apply at
SrAIIL cos City Intelligence Office,
St. Nicholas llotel-entrance on Third street.
TNoR RENr.-A splendid dwelling house (plenty
L rooms) together with stabling, chicken house, &c ,
SfAlL& CO.'S City Intelligence Once
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street
HyTANTED-A good waiter for hotc-No.
w place, $40 per month"; Apply at
sTAIIL * CO.'S City Intelligence Onice
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
For sale on TO give away!
A RANCH Of 100 acres of Bottom Land, pre-enpt-
"a ell and recorded together with $50 cords olstore
wood, 1000 feet of MOL lumber, good dwelling house,
chicken house &C There is any amount OF timber on
the ranch, good well of water and plenty water for
stock. Price 500 or nothing
For further particulars apply at
TAIL & cos Int, ,lligence Office,
ST. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
NyTANrED-As small girl to attend baby.
w Apply at
S1AIlL& cos City neligence Office,
St. Nicholas Hotel entrance on Third street.
ENOR SALE THE one half interest in good paying
L and well furnished salocn in the city 423l.
Apply at
STAITL & CO.'S Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
A..G,5C0 will buy an interest in very wen cstab-
= Hshed ana lucrative business. good chance to
get rich. Apply at
STAHL 4 cos CT Y Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas HOTEL entrance on Third street.
WTANTED--A good farm hand, who under
w stands teamng; also good aNman, f3J
per month, Apply at
STAHL'& cos city Intelligence Orce
81. Nichulas LIntel-entrnMce ON Ihirl strocL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

The report which we published some
weeks ago Of the wreck of the schooner Cal
umet on the Northern Coast is coufrmod.-
1t is supposed that She was wrecked in the
gales Of December last, and her hull lies on
the coast north Of Gray's lIarbor. She had
crew Of three men who are reported lost
She was commanded by Capt. Hayes the
names of the others on board we have not
ascertained
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

a CONTINUATION Of the Grass Valley silver
lead was discovered on Osborn Hill, on Sat
urdny, about mile from the original dis
coyery. 1t has all the indications" of the
first ore. quantity has been sent to San
Erancsco to assaY
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-15

FINE SrGEcH.-We are told that the
speech Of Hon. c. E. De Long, in the Senate,
on Wednesday, ON the Resolution offered by
Mr. Logan, respecting the present difficulties
between the North and South was a very
able effort. We regret to see so meagre a re-
port Of it in the Union.
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MILLINERY. &C.


MOTT, E.-TIiE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED
~ The entire stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods Of v L.
Isaacts agent will carry the cash millinery silk and
In various branches, tho od estsb
cd stand, l04 Duane street GEORGE W. lSAACks.
NV NoHR, Dec. ~, 1861
THE SUBSCRIBER LEGS 10 ACKNOWLEDGE THE
patronage literally osoSed IN him FOR the pat ten
years pleasure in recommending his " his oil
customers The business BE- for the present under his
Immediate supervisor. I. II. 1SAACkS.
NV YoEk. Dec II, 1900
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Gs anil Ll&OOhS.
tTstvENTH AVENUE DIsTfiLEHy rot GET THB
~ best Liquors o. be bad in the city for the least money
ir any quantities. n. n. Liquors FOR sale In bond
WI HUGHES son, 3ls and a2l seventh av.
E'TTffKTH STREET DIsTlLLEKy, ESTABLISHED
1872 Tho eheat es place TO buy 6ne Rrandes, wincs
kume Nhskcys Crf dik BE, fos Wholesale and family
ir.de, 81 "a Nwi IE.erb sresL y ltunor sold " 10
$500 eHARi-Es While. rropnsspr,
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UCTION NOTICE. W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A Large sale of and second hand Furniture TO close
onsignmens this day at 01 O'Clock at saesroom IS Nassau
street Fulton The stock consists OF several rosewood
and mahogany paror suits in brocaeel plush and hair
Cloth mahogany oak walnut and rosewood chamber Furn
tule; Carpets, Bedding and Mattresses mante Ornaments
leo cottage Bedsteads in lots suit Washsanis Bureaus
&C. in variety four iron safes Wilders patent; Office Desks
once Chairs dining do and extension Tables &c. and 10
ulclmers. Worthy the attention Of the trade and house
epersLers Every lot sold to the highest bidder.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY,
"A TO PURCHASE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

Un u, CLOCK
Positive unreseryed SALE of the entire elegant Rose wood
furniture valuable Paintings, three magnificent Rose wood
Paror suits in rich brocael superb Panoforte eronzes
French Vases and and unique enrioses contained y
residence No I52 West Twenty first street. SYan
avenue The ccur stances Of the sale make impe atys
that the hole shall be sold strictly without reserve
PARLORS, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS,
Contain magnificent full suits in Crimson and Maroon Broc
tel Velvet marble center and pier Tables Turkish
loui ges and Chairs French Esertoe, Marble Pedsstal
Bronzes Silk Lace Curtains Paintings Etruscan Orna
Ormolu Chandeliers Tapestry Carpets with el gas
Rosewood Chamber Dining Room Furniture Of every
description; Glassware, Silver China &C. sale positive rain
or shine.
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yCTJON SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
N A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, % Bowery will sell
Monday 18th inst 0i O'Clock large fashiona
bic Clothing comprising cloth, petersham, pilot and beaver
Overcoats cloth and cashmere rcck sack business Coats
cassim. doeskn and ainet Pants; san velvet cloth
and cashmere Vests Also Piece Goods undershrts aud
Drawers, Stockings &c.
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AsTlSOLOG n.


A BONA FlDE ASTRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
N depend Maianc WILSON, who tells the object
visit her Madame Wilson
Is the psrolocist that known She will IN
the powers her wonderful science and tell all lbs
events your Whole life Her predct thaf
get i,e tin though they need no, fear for she practices
nothing what IL reasonable /, philosophers All should
consult this wonderful aud mysterious Ady Her nd
vice has been known to fail and twenty thousand dol
yadan,e wfson in IA possession ~ tho celebrated magic
charms which certain In theig effect Truly she
10 called wonderful IS3 Alien street. between
Houston and stanton Streets over the bakery Fec FOR ladies
A sToxIsiIING.-MADANE MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter with caul and gift Of foresight tell how
soon you VIII marry and events, your
thoughts Fec 20 cents fs Ludlow below tfou.
ton. Gentlemen not sdnitted
NJ B-wUo has NOT HEARD or THE CRLE
IN brnnd Madame pi.EwErLRl She has been con.
suited by thousands In his and other ces with
faction She feels confident she has equal She tells
ron Wish the truth, ye her call Isl Third enuc shove
Twenty nrst street. Ladies 90 cents; gentlemen 81
-
THE 0RRATrsg WONDER IN THE WORLD ~ TBB
j young -. lmplished Madame BYRON, htey from
Paris VIII ~ sousuoi with the eon6dcnce on
all affairs he eiabracing love, c5nrtshp, narage sick
ness h.snf. @9es si,,1ons law suits business Yelling
fceret you beloved BY your hearts IDEAL o1pas
together those long separated Residence 5 Third avenue
secup1 fccr hakcrv
Ladies rs cents; gentlemen % cents
IcT GRAND STREET; TyITPD FLOOR MADAME
III NIpGEH, clslr, cyani and 8 ed Sps .siy ur-
volts the stories OF futlrty love, abs ~ fnd
. Fa- a.
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A LIEN j, KELLER a co, AUCTIONEERS- LARGE
"A sale Of over $1,000 worth Of elegant Household Furn
ture this day Saturday. the private residence OF Geo
zimmerman Esq, ~ West Sixteenth street, between FL n
ana xth avenues, sale at l0a O'Clock consist
suits covered Ia E orooae Etegeres Centre Tables Book
sells and velvet Carpets Chandeliers Mirrors Curtains,
rocking Chairs astand Stair Carpets oak Bue extension
Table, China Glass and Silver table Cutlery
and mahogany Bureaus, Bedseads, washsands hair an
spring Mattresses feather Beds Blankets
Wardobes, Couehes Arm Chairs Toilet Tables oval Mirrors
Sofas Rockers Chairs Toilet Sets Also large ssortmen
basement kitchen Furniture. Terms sale cash
Deposits required Of all purchasers Sale peempoy rain
shine.