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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14
GENERAL NEWS.

o,,ol ar even tolerable family servants in Eng
land The supply is not at all equal to the de-
,uand The main reason ASST gned for this grow
mo trouble is the fact that the more capable
,lass Of the young girls go into the factories,
where the wages are higher, the work easier,
.u1 limited to certain hours the company more
numerous and pleasant, and the independence
in all respects far superior Thus though do
mestic wages are hi igh and still rising, the char
meter Of the servants is constantly deteriorating.
Tue Charleston Courier says that persons III
the South are engaged III q crusade against
jefferson Davis, and wish to depose him, &c.
The Charleston Mercury denies it.
The synopsis Of the correspondence between
Major Gen. Wool and Gen Huger IN relation
to the release ofCol Corcoran and other Union
prisoners. represented that a misunderstanding
existed between Gen Wool and Gen. Huger.
This is Incorrect. No misunderstanding has
ever occurred between these officers. The
misunderstanding is between Gen. Huger and
. the Confederate Secretary Of War. Mr.. Ran
d0lph.
Mr. James Anderson, of Louisville, is now III
Washington, for the purpose OF taking out
patent for an invention, which he claims to be
ofthat efficiency, in the preparation Of hemp and
flax, for the spinning process, as to reduce the
cost Of the raw material below that OF cotton.
The process, morever, is 50 rapid, that the flax
may be gathered In the morning, and woven
into cloth before night. No rotting is re-
Quired, as at present. the faxen hemp being
rendered perfectly manageable by an instanta~
neous operation. AS fax and hemp can be
raised in abundance in the West, the impor-
lance Of this invention, if it be what Mr.. An
derson assumes, can hardly be overrated. 1t
Will reyolutionizc the agriculture OF the North
West
\ correspondent of the Memphis Appeal,
writing from Richmond, May 2S, says:-'We
nave intelligence of an unfavorable kind from
. Veneral Heth, who met with a repulse at
lHWlsburg, III Greenbrier county, on Friday
hSt, III which the Oley Battery, recently organ
1'd IN this city, lost two pieces and several
Aorses. The casualties on our side are set
DOWN at three hundred This is bad enough,
'0t General Heth's despatch, if properly re-
ported IN the newspapers, is worse, fer he at
sFlDutes the disaster to an 'unaccountable pan
N"hlch seized upon the men and this reads
very much like the explanation of the rout at
Manassas
,,r Uen. Burnside has been on brief visit to
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14


cond of series Of lectures before the Emanci-
patton League at the Cooper institute in n 7.
last Thursday His theme, as may be expect
ed, was the abolition Of slavery He held that
the safety and welfare of the republic depend
upon the emancipation of the slave a right to
which, he says, the negro is entitled beyond all
contradiction.
The great camp of instruction which it is
proposed to establish near Annapolis, Nd, is
an old idea, now for the first time carried into
practice in this country.
The schooner A. E. Douglas which left
Philadelphia on Sunday, the first Of June, for
Middletown, Conn, was wrecked off Abescom
Beach, and five lives lost.
In pursuance of orders from General Wads-
worth, the churches Of the Epiphany, on & be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; AS
cension, on Fl street between Ninth and Tenth
Streets and Trinity, corner of Third and c
Streets in Washington, were taken possession
Of yesterday as Government hospitals
4 new steam line IS to be started from Wash
ington to Aqua Greek and Pney Point. The
service will be commenced on Monday morning,
by the James Guy Captain Stackpole,) now
running to Alexandria, but additional boats
will be put on to meet the requirements OF the
public.
A large number of Slave claimants were ex-
amined before the Emancipation Commission
ers, yesterday. ThC cases were rapidly dlspos-
ed of. as the loyalty Of the claimant and his
tile were proved in each case without delay or
hesitation >
It is understood that one Of the charges
against Ben Wood, for communicating informal
ton to the enemy consists in causing to be trans
mitted to the Southern States copies OF the
speech which he asked leave Of the House to
have printed few weeks since These were
sent, it is alleged to Southern subscribers OF
the old New York News.
The recent course of Gen Butler, and espe-
cialv his order about the females III New Or
leans, appears to have excited intense feeling IN
the South
Lord Lyons sails for Englnnd IN the Persia
on Wednesday next, for an absence OF some
weeks. He had an audience Of the President
on Thursday, for the purpose of taking tIl'al
leave. Mutual good wishes were expressed,
and the interview is said to have been very cor
dial.
The National Intelligencer in alluding to the
habit of saying that certain things are perfectly
RIGHT and very desirable, but not practicable,
holds that 1t were wiser to say with the phl!o-
sonhic Edmund Burke that those things which
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14
New ORLEANS ITEMS. s.-The following item

AEW Oh1LANo IL luC lOl1ON1uS AOCili
are given in late New Orleans papers:
Ex-senator and late Provost Marshal Pierre
Soule has been arrested by Major General But
ler, on high political charge, at New Orleans,
and will be sent North in few days.
Gen. Butler gives notice that the Chief of
Subsistence will sell to families for consumption,
in small quantities, pork, beef, hams and ba-
con, at seven cents, and ten cents for flour
Very little business is being done in the city,
but provisions are gradually arriving, which
will relieve the working classes from the danger
of want
Gen. Butler had an interview with the off
GERS of the Southern Bank on Thursday, and,
after a full hearing, the bank was ordered to
pay all depositors, on demand IN specie
and according to the provisions Of Butler gen
eral order No. 80, published a few days since
The bells which were taken from the church
es by the order of Beauregard were shipped to
New York on Tuesday last in the ship North
America, by order Of Gen. Butler. The Delta
wants them united in one casting and placed on
the roof of Faneuil Hail.
Gen Butler has ordered that religious servl-
ces be had in the different churches of the city
as in times of profound peace, but no prayer
for the destruction Of the Union, or for the
success of the Confederates, will be tolerated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14

FUGw1vESLAvEs IN NAVAL SERvIcE.-Sec-
retary Welles has addressed the following let
ter to Com Rowan, Of the flotilla in the North
Carolina Sounds, who had incidentally men
toned in dispatch that the claimant Of tu-
gitive black had been permitted to go to Roam
oke Island in search of him and to take him
away if willing to go.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington June s.
Sir-In your dispatch of the 18th ultimo al
lusion IS made to conversation with MI
Brooks, at Elizabeth, n. c., relative to his e1-
forts to obtain favorite servant supposed to be
with the United States forces. AS similar ap-
plcations may frequently be made, it IS proper
to remind YOU that persons who have enlisted
in the naval service cannot be discharged with
out the consent of the Department., and that
no one should be given up against hls
wishes.
Very respectfully, GIDEON WELLEs.
The Z. S. Senate committee which had charge
of the application for the admission OF the new
state of Western Virginia into the Union, with
the constitution adopted by the Wheeling col
yention, have reported bill IN accordance
with the proposition, together with provision
for submitting to the people of the several
counties comprising the State the question OF
the tolcration or prohibition Of slavery 1t is
considered as certain that the Senate Will pass
the bill with the provision mentioned. The
two Senators from Virginia Will support the
bin under Instructions and the representatives
from that State in the House will be divided IN
rcrarl to it, Some will oppose it Oh the
ground that it will destroy any prospect OF the
restoration of Virginia in her original integrity
to the Union On the, other hand Mr.
Wiley, in presenting the application expressed
confident belief that the time would soon a.
rive when Virginia would be reunited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14

PUBLISHED (DA1LY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
r. OFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
ct,nc>s formerly French's) Book Store.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
FRENCH'S
WATCH and JEWELRY
ESTABL ISHMENT.
IF YOU DESIRE

El Sa TIME true time, 60 to FREycH'S f.-sAa
E&s& i rs he has the largest aud most sSs...&
expensive Compensated Pendulum Regulator west Of
Milwaukee, and has it adjusted to the true time,
which he obtains from transit observations. This 10
not obtained by any other establishment west OF NIL
Saukee
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
Mcclellan SAYS
All is Right.

New YoRK, July /.
Latest adviccs from Mcclellan At Wash
ington. yesterday noon, were up to two
O'Clock Saturday p. m. Up to that time
lie had successfully carrie d out the plan he
pointed out some time ago, which plan WAS 70
swing his right wing toward the rear, which in.
cluded Ill the forces north Of. and half way be.
tween Bottoms fridge and New bridge, ut the
same time advance his lett wing towards james
river, opening communication with the gun.
boats
Tho attack of the enemy, last Thursday, in
great force uecessitated this strategetic move.
ment and in changing his base. OF course White
House landing was abandoned. All sick aud
wounded, %. dnance and commissary stores, troops
anu property, were there embarked under the
superintendence OF Gen. Casey. and on Mon.
day ere at Turkey island On James river,
miles below Fl. Darling and Is below Rich :.
mund.
Alter an interruption Of communication be.
tween Gen. Mcclellan and Washington Of 46
hours, his lett wing touched James river yes.
terday, uear Turkey Island. The result may
be that the steam Transports may relieve his
soldiers OF the fatigue OF marching on Rich.
mond, by landing them near the rebel Cap tai
after the gunboats have cleared away The OBJ
structions.
Our troops are now extricated from the ma.
larous swamps OF the Chickahominy, to the
high ground OH James river.
The Heralds correspondence of the 26th,
states Of the fight that Hooker's division was
ordered to have one days rations in thei, haver.
sacks, and be in line OF battle at seven o'clock
Wednesday. A move was made az B O'Clock
by the LIST Mass as skirmishers across All open
field, driving in the rebels, when the LIST was
reinforced by the remainder Of Growers brig.
I'D. 1sl< h-:<s
ing the rebels out OF the woods, which our
troops took possession Of. This occupied till
one O'Clock when two guns were brought up,
doing great execution. Between II aud l We
again advanced, receiving and returning sever.
al heavy voIleys OF mu- kerry, when the rebels
fixed banyonets and started On the double quick
tow ards the first anu eleventh Massachusetts.
aud goth Penn. who were ready for them
IN Came the rebels WIN yell, but the
firm front Of our boys alarmed them, and
they broke, retreating n great disorder, our
troops driving them more than half il
at the poi.t OF the bayonet. Rebels fall M
in heaps, more of them falling in tbs
charge than at Fair Oaks. They were driv
en- from their rifle pits, we occupied them
until reinforced. Gen. Sickels had two
horses shot under him.
New York, July l.
Flour receipts 22,66o bbls, market 5@l
cents better, with fair demand
Receipts of wheat 154 1919 bush, market
active, e@2 cents better. Sales 10000
bushels Amber Iowa, 81 ,20@l,23.
MINIATURES, Flour market active
Wheat Cts higher and excited, with heavy
sales; Sat for good No. l; sol for No. q
Receipts 400 bblS -four; 900 bus. whea
Shipments $500 bbl> -four; 20S,OOO bus
wheat. Freights advanced half Cent t.
Buffalo.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02

(Reported for the North Iowa TIMEs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
WINES AND Liquors.

IIANMER'S CHAMPAGNE ALE
III The ateatiUn 81 lie Trbc stt,44ivd 10 the saun.
TOr quality Of EaHmt Champagne Ne fbt Aie shrewed
frsh ~ Ill ~ tne Yca aa ~ Srepng qDHy cst
cAy uf .aaf proved durlg lc most .Ncssgo h0 wca
rs tqin.aniefd for aby l~ngh 81 fWe
Ur,s 4ffj u 90 brewery " lasem wll teaNc ptgmrt
aitfIttp HnMMEk x 20.
topyib astIut gXtL Ont I2slL tis
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
EXCURSIONS.

ULCuRsIoN TO THE STEAMER GREAT EAsTERN.--
T. Tns steamer having changed her .ocatlVn 10 Fort
schuy fu the putpoes Of being repaired the stea
beat OSSEO Captain William H. Res nulcs Fulton
Market slp day sunday excepted At ceycn O'Clock
A NJ sail round thp sisamer and return. THIS viii
public chance ~ .eeng this strEnsl
Of II ntinE rla.rea. tare Ior tla TRIP q
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
ssv.r- ~ spCTyON.


A~roN NOTICE
WV n HoIdINGsuEAD. ApcTTuSEER.
BY cgAELEs a. WARREN
M ~ Cortland, s,ro-,
REGULAR WEEKLY PAcE AGE
AUCTION SAIL OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
o. FRIDAY. sErrEmsER rs AT Ios O'CLOCK
s,yERs ARE REsPEorF! LILY NcrrIEp
That rhE eATA,9a1, ~ + ixaei rxS rnss ns IMPORTANT
NOT LESS THAN 40 ihE htNpsE, SAMPLE LOTS.
a5kE riisS Nv rao fGdtsAsp W f1oSAss.
from peary ali III lie .iS'aa lraanS n.anaiaa;ures
and comprising IN lar,
MEMS ToYs' AND YOUTHS TiiIcK BOOTS.
GEN's. BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
npNs. BoYs' AND YOUTHS CALF BOOTS
MEMS BOYS AND YoUTEs' GRAIN BOOTS.
.rss sAsafAH y,f ISS SSSTs HotTs \ ss' s,1sESA ,sis
WIN and without isl soles
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY aALMoRALs,
Avery large asso tnoni. especially adapted % army
purposes
woren,s M,s-es, ana Chndrrus r4gred and nailed
ROOTS AND BsLNoRALs
or calf KIP goat sin and spt both regular and e1sra
.r upS so4s sfssi sssSsa S8d osTtH And CATERS
every description
CITY wHTSls ssDR sooTs o,,1s isb M Gaass aasosALs
SD sn abe popular sr i@r svs :" wen AD'"n "an"
NOTICE.
The hra
srEcIAI TRADE SALE OF
yTyE THOUSAND pAcKA0Es BOOTS AND SHOES,
wms ,.,, THIS a.. season season o,,o,.r,7
cHARi-Es { WARREN.
Auciou Boot aud shoe Warehouse,
10 2 Cortland, street
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
~ LEs AT AUCTION.

HENRY H. LEEDS, AucTloNEER
< slrsANT n9. SEiiNi.D FURNITURE. MADE BY
ROlA co; FRENCn BOOKS AND WORKS OF AMI.
HENRY R LEEDS A co VIII seu a; auction, without
THURSDAY, Sept IS - lus O'clock al <ts rm
eiesAnt assortt M
ilonse hold Furniture made Eoux Co, consisting
al Fariar ls .Sefec IN three coored r"h
htos mabh. ROSEWOOD Eta-ere. Gard
and centre Tass iany Chars fonlef Crock and nass
tarfe otave fosewood Piano
fnrte mad. IN Irhe d. by ul;koier: ais al
elegant Paror Organ nsde nv the celebrated De
hain of Pats entirely new; Iaprsuy Chairs &c Dhlnf
konn--Ffen.h hla X walnut Siit. tow 70 greeft
Ex,enslon Table. large chinese PuiCh b. Gnu VA
Gias- Ware BEDROOMS rosewood hotn IN
tcr, Bookcases, French and Eng sA Doand
Books Ensayin.s The pictures the gallery viii he
removed gallery. S Nassau street. for sale OF which
d., notice vii he
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
IrpwARp scHENcK. AUcTIoyEER.

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONBER.
u HORSES, CARHfAGES AND HARNESS..
b. EDWARD sGuENGk, on FRIDAY, 2th inst AT
lock, At hts ssesroOin, los Broadway,
SPAN or ELEGANT BLACK PONIES;
long tail tfir hands high, old warranted
yrey sound, Kind and gentle IN every way, and f,ce
, ~ ladies aa4die horses
A.so tNu seat Roo kaway aud Dotble Harness
LAR " DARK BROWN HORSE, ~ hands high. 10
yets oln varaned kind and gentle and believed 10 1e
rntnd svId or want 0f
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
IyDuIRD sCUEACK. ArCTIoNEER.
NJ ELEGANT CABINET FTHNlTt

II EIsbtANI LAblNbT FUNNlTIRE,
~ ORDER on THE ASSiGNLE
~ EDWARD fthhhCk, his day sept 20, ~ u O'Clock
~ aicsrnam, " Broadway 4rre and elegant
and hlat walnut FarlUr LaDfsfy, Dining
Boon xd Chamber fu,hltut, 81 ~ whch u ~ he very
heai b,syuiact4rr fAbRE. Assignee
81 G horton, AtGYtuEELR Will. SELL ON
u. BfGay. gttl 48L uN II Ururt uusfat stfett
Fnfn4nfs I4iy stVNfe ann fAItnsfe+ Ir.ks BueAis
grbllA .Lsue keist bsoH ghstt, GiLVfs sepLlcts As
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

ITO LET-wITH BOARD. A SUIT OF NICELY
l. ni-aaG Rooms, to gentlf man and lie; also I;
Room a single gentleman. House with modem i'm
ments. Apply at Ill West Twentysiath street, near
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

MrANTED-BOARD, WITH PARL0R AND BEDE
w aajo,ning, by gentleman, in family OF four I,
adults. below Twenty NTH street preferred; an early
Indispensable noI later than three o'clock. This IS q
bic opportunity lor private family deslrors Of add
their income. Address, with particulars, N. r., Herald
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
IIENRy B. nERTs. JR. AuCTlONEER
II M nRNRl WnAn t'A

shern's sale q Drugs Medicines, Pcr.umery 1c =,
FRIDAY. s. pit ~ At 10 ocock The preuhs No. b7s
Eighlh avenue, OF Forty first street.
large lot ~ Drugs Medcnes Pcrfumcry, Counters Show
Crs Store Eres &c, together with tue lease OF siic
premises BY order, JAMES LYNCH, Sberin.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

DAWEBROEEE's NoTICE.-TRCMAs BELL WILL
sell gu TnrSaay, October Z, Bel 1ufrahsm auction
rooms stock Of Unredc Pledges BY order Of b
POZNhNSKi No 2Ove street. late Of i64 Hudson street
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

LFDWAKU FINTIENILh, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II sale Of valuable Agricultural implements Machines
seeds Ac being the stock OF kessrs hapes Lccx
wood By ID. W. IVES * co. Wednesday Oct q at N
eok the premise % Cortsudt street, the entire stock
alBo9ntur al $4,000 Messrs Napes Lock ood
consisting u every variety oi Agricultural and Horticultural
Mschnes and Implements Of styles
make Galden Field and Flewcr Seeds, &C fun sdser
usement giving details viii be published IN few days
Catalogues viii be ready weef before sale, aud be
had application. We respectfully call attention THIS
ssie. worthy the attention o. aEriculturists farmeIs
dealers shippers and others.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

yIrANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH 30
w lady and gentleman, for S36 per month incl
gas and fire. Address j. H., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

ITO LET-FCRNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARI
j gentlemen and their wives eip,e gentlemen,
first cas- house, with all the modern mprovein, nts,
Ashland place, Perry street. Dinner At 3 T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
A ucTIoN NoTfcE-R. W. wEsTCoTT, AuCTIoNEER
n will sell the entire Elegant Furniture
Of family gong in the country.

EfDWhRD slkTZENICH, AUCTioNEER.-vALuABLE
~ Horses, Carriage anu Nsrnesx--B ID w. IVES
% domor0s, Gay a. ] e'os- a, ls AND l67 Broad
wAy, PhNsirans HOfSe s0rre horse, years old
-,can for years; stylish driver sound Kind
gentle Close Carriage, elegant oraer Open Light
wagons Handsome Wagons. city built cost
siOg and $40 each Harness aud saddesrwo Carriage
Harnrste two Ugh double and three single Harnesses
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

1E c. EDEY, AuCTloNEER-BY NJ c. EDky-W'li.
Iu. eel his day Thnrsdayl. Sept =, at Ic9s coc al
Between Harrison aud DegFaw strcSlf biuA-
yn e,ntei Househoid Furniture. consisting o insosnhs
Sofas Te,e-aTets and Chairs in ar cloth ganJ mas
Side Tables Elercs bed -oom era a. Z
led Suits Bedding, &,. also Dining Room Furniture Sar
pets Ocoib Mating, de also kitchen fnfGiinfes HiiA
which the viii commence.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

WHITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNEF
w Twelfth street-On the European plan. Meals 10
or by the week. at the option OF the guests. Dinne
O'Clock House open all night. L. L. ME
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

mo LET--A PLEASANT ROOM to A GENTLl
! private family, with or without Board. Apply
Gotta ulace
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

vNpPoNr HOUSE. CORNER HUDSON AND LhIGHr
,trr,is opposite -. John'f Pa s--hoiei suitable Tor
tranrtcnt nr noaracrs Rooms or anes snd
-. a,s ss.,.m,p p,easiap iron 10 " ~ dinner stG
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

ITEM FRIENDS. WISHING TO BE TOGETHER "
Tx. 10 ooard in a house having ali the modpi n in
men,, and where they could feel they were a, hom
house TO pe iocat I'd between Folrth aud Twentieth
an Fourth Sixth avenues. Address Friends,
Hegad Office, for four days.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

n
near Poughkeepsic; location charming and reInarha
healthy; mineral springs; liberal table; books and p
Terms moderate. Address II. T., Esopus, Y.
fRofT HOUSE GARRISON, OPPOSITE WEST pc 4
IN the II ghands VIII be open during October
Fnc bunting aud fishing. Terms low Inquire "a No,
JtaIi street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
DEREMrToRy SALE ...

On Tuc,,ay Ocober Il. 1861 a. ~ O'Clock. will Re
sold al public sale the Philadelphia Exchange, w..hou,
and valuable Refinery o Ms4sr
Eastwick Vine Philadelphia. The Real Estate,
Machinery &c complete, ready for immediate operation
and vennn. ON 80 OO pounds TO 70 50
hhds sugar per day The ssreLonse vii hold TOO hhos
oi.raw sugar and 1000 bbs refined sugar.
SALE ABSOLUTE, without reserve or nitsnon
Full descriptions may be III hauob,lls Al the auction
rooms Of Messrs. Bangs, Merwin Co, and George A.
Leavitt Co.. New York.
A Of Real Estate 10 te SOLD at the same
Vi. THOMAS SONS, Auctloneerr.
PHILADELPHIA. September 1862
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

N'ANTED-BOARD AND INSTRUCTION IN FIRE
w angua e, by two young gentlemen, In private "a
or educational institute where they could receive nstr1
thrce evenings every week. after O'Clock. Location
stowart's store, Tenth stIeet and Broadway. Ad
(sthtug terms, which must be modefaie,l Pupil, l
square Post Office, SSl Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

The elegant Household Furniture Of private family givng
mp at the residence No ls West Eighth street
Clinton place, between Fifth ana sixth avenues VIII be-
sold pubic auction, this tThurs!ay SEPT 5 innping
precisely the highest bidder without reserve
consisting ~ elegant rosewood and bax walnut fafor
Suits with hrocael and figured reps;
handsome Reception Chairs. Turkish Chairs and Lounges
10 match oseNood Centre ar Per Tables Eia:eres, VITA
backs uoOrs; Pie and Oval hnur. Laea Cur.
t.ins Shades, OH Paintings rich Ch Vases twenty
Broazc Clock, LadAs Writing Table, rosewood,
mahogany and black walnut Bedsead2. Bureaus WASH
stands Lounges Chairs Tahcsi Bopk sha tarncr Stands
Mattresses Sua Beds Rockers Clocks Mgrurs Tea and
Eateso Fables CLASS China and silver Ware. Fable Cut
eiy walnut board twelve oak Dining Chairs a. Sale
positive.
N B-All the goods be removed twentyfcur boure
lfsgt he salp