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C. S. or AMERICA.

VI. .. [
PURyEYoR's OFFICE, Richmond, June ~ 1862. )
A HIGH price will he paid for any quantity OF
~ lockwood, WHITE WILLOW, and POP.
LAR BARK, 0hat Of the root prefeIred1 delivered
to
Surgeon JAS I. JOHNSON Medical Purveyor, at
Danyile, Va.
Surgeon w H. GEDDrNas, Medical Purveyor, at
Charlotte, Va;
Surgeon r. KIpDER TAYLOR, Medical Purveyor,
at LynclbHrg Va;
Or at this Depot.
je>,a--lm T. w JOHNS. f'urveyor c. s. A.
T1OANUEE COLLEGE.--Tnis institution is still
in progress and III open its next session on he
ist of September. In addition to the regular classes,
every attention viii be given to the superinten'
dence and instruction OF boys In their preparatory
course. The entire expense per ten months ses.
sion including board, tuition, washing, fuel, &c.,
$50 This ratesw be continued, unless u more
than ordinary rise in the price OF provisions should
render u small advance in the item OF beard neces
sary Modern Languages included in the shove
charges For further Information inquire OF the
President. ID. r. BifILE. lfrs
, Salem, Roanoke co, Va, June II. je SIT
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DEAUTIF AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
ID RESIDENCE, ON GRACE AND BELyI-
DERE STREETS, AND VACANT LOTS AT
TACHED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request of the owner shall sell at public auction
the preinipes. on MONDAY, the 18th june 1862
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the large and very attractive
Brick Dwelling located above, formerly owned
by Mr. John G. VIM, and now in the occupancy of
Major John II. Claiborne. The lot has front of
100 feet and depth OF $50 feet to u wide alley
and abounds in beautiful shade aud fruit trees
flowers and shrubbery. The dwelling is a very
large one having six rooms the first floor and
about ten other rooms, beside kitchen stable car.
rage house, dairy, &c. This is really a frstclass
dwelling, as will appear by an examination of it.
The property will be divided to give SO feet
to the dwelling; and the balance of the land will
be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS.-Long credit or cash at the option of the
purchaser. The taxes and insurance for 1862 to be
paid by the purchaser.
GODDlN e. APPERSON, Aucts
p. S.-The foregoing property may be bought
privately. je 3G G. e. A.
VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AT THE
v CORNER OF GRACE AND LAUREL SIS,
FOR SALE AT Observation-Disclosures after
the foregoing sae will be sold that truly valuable
LOT located as above, fronting 20 fest on the South
side of Grace street, running back the East line
of Laurel street about $50 feet to wide alley
TERMs-AS above.
ie 81 G. a. Aucts
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Jennings miss f II
Justice miss Bell
JAWS mrs
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kincht4oe mrs II A
Kimbrough pliss J & 2 .
Korf miss Kate
King miss Elijah
King miss Ellen J
h!by miss Mary
Lee miss G E
Lee miss Jennie
Lyon miss X 2
Long mrs Mnllie
Lithgop mrs Ella g
Long mrs Lucy
Lewis mrs Mary l.
Lea mrs DR. Edw
Leigh mrs N
Lewis mrs j A
Leabell mrs Laura J
Lewis mrs Mary
LeRtllers miss Mary
Norman Callie
Murrpugh mrs )
Moody w A
Martin mrs Mary r
Maugg mrs Mary f.
Mathews AIRS Cattle
Mecco mrs +
Minor mrs Lucy
Marrody mrs E:len
Martin mrs Mary G
Murphy miss Kate A
Marye miss Emma E
Mitchell miss NJ Il +
Moore miss v j E
Mclean mrs Mary +
McNulty mrs Ellen L
Nowlen mrs X
Ne wman mrs S E
Newton mrs G. A
Newman miss I'M
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Nichols miss ME-
Fremont mrs A NJ
Perks mrs Lucy A
Parkhill mrs Wash
Parrish mrs S 1
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Pollock miss Addie
Pollard miss Annie r
Phillips miss K s
Perry miss Mary
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Prints mrs Mary
Queney mrs VIM II
Ryan miss Ann
Rex miss Sarah Z
Redd miss
Renfro miss NJ G
Randolph miss Lucy
kowell mrs Mary S
Robinson mrs Gen
Rogers Emma j
Reid mrs Betsy
Sync0 mrs Z
Staples miss Dr,icilla
Stephens miss Nellie
Stone mrs Sue G.
Stephens Deborah V
Spears miss J
Snead miss Kate
Snead mrs Sailie
Sneai miss Ellen C.
Snead E.iss II j
Smither miss Maria 4
Smith mrs DrJ
Smith mrs Harriet
Smith miss y
Smoot miss Sallie
Smith mis- John
Separk miss Roberta
Sillers miss n
Seldom mrs Ella
Slater miss Fannie
Sadler miss A L
Scott miss AfLs
Savage mrs Fanny A
Saya;-e miss Geo
Sad,er mrsG.o
Santos mrs Az
Salmon nrs Ma.
Thon,me,loen mrsCS
Va.iafarro miss., A
Tavlor mrs V.C
Tnylor mrs ElizaE
Trylur mrs n
Taylor mrs Suo
Terry miss Eliza
Temule nrs Dr
Thomas mis-, Ellen
Thacker Harriet
Th.cker Sarah r.
Thu,nnsou mrs MEo
Thacker mrs S B
Thompson mrs Mary L
Trimmer mrs Geo W
Tye miss Mary Z
Travis nissJ
Tucker mrs Jane
Tantey mrs Amanda
I've miss Vie
Truman miss Elijah
Vaughan miss Mag
Via miss Emma
Via miss &
Vernon miss Laura
Wing;ield mrs IL G
Wilson mrs S NJ
Willis mrs E
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FUTURE Days.
By GODDLY d APPERSON, 4ucts.

By GODDLy g. APPERSON, Auct's.
ARGE AND EXCELLENT BRICK TENE.
II MENT, AT THE CORNER OF CARY AND
FOUSHEE SHEETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the I'd July 1862 at 5 o'clock
z. NJ. the large and well-built brick tenement
located as above. now in the occupancy of Mrs
Nesbitt: The lot has trent of 81 fes., a,d dvpth
OF 80 feet to a wide alley.
TERMs.-Cash or credit, at the option Of the pur-
chaser.
This property is located in very improving part
of the city. GODGIN d APPERSON,
le u Auctioneers
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CO r, lsi n e; 4 v Turner co Il, 3sth G; Ad-
ju,ant Miles NJ Cowles, 3D. c; Col VIM Hoke,
:Set!, &; 1aac Motion co &, Sd y 4; MAJOR Jos
Naisan, Ia, La; w 5 Waugh, co d, 81 Va; Gibson
Henry. 60 D, 4cth &; Samuel Day, GO d, 49th
Va; 1t Boyd, go y, 18th Va; John Berrysu co
Z, Let La; Color serg't T. Jones, 18th Va; John
Williams co a. ss;h Ga; 1t w Woodson, co c,
lat La; Peter Heating, T., lst La; L j Buckley,
co ID, lst La; NJ flanncry, co T., Ist La; Soul
lip co T., fst La; ii Sseininete co L, LIST La; u
Caughin, co 4, let La q w Fox co T. 4)th Va
s A Daniel. Purcell Battery John A Lang co l.
10Th Miss; J II buns. e. siih Ga; Il d Hughes
ca l. :,e,h n c; W u Windley. GO !, 3D. n G; Majer
Il R Hrsk Ash y c: n NJ Henry, co G, l2th Mics.
joel Coonher, CO D, aih & Rowei co A, ;;Jth
f.a; J w Spencer, CO !, lst LIN; VIM kdgely, CO B.
LIT La, Il Il johnson, co b, 4rii Ga; A L Trimble
CO u, 18th Miss; Calvin Mcqueen. CO Il, I'D n
Carolina Serge ant Major } Miller, 9th Georgia.
Jno Kur,non, CO e. III Miss bat Silas Z Gardner
co C. 4it.a Ga; NJ McCHrfy. eoG. 18th n Z; u
BAILEY co e. 44th Ga: 4 Kei,us, co Il, 3Sth N q,
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Ga; Jackson Davis, co Z, 18th La; Jno schoe
co e, 18th Lit; n II Cumber, co d, 81 n Z; V
Eraps, co D. 10Th Misr WIN Fsnton Sd La bat w
w Singleton, co. II, fifth Ga; I II johnson, Kow.
rem johnson. co K, 18th Ga; W Beckmalf "
Flint, W slkcrs Battery; b 4 Smith, CO H. 9Th Ala
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co A, i2sh Miss; Is ScOuycr. 60 Il. 18th Ga; : Y
Frrrier co &. 18th La NJ MniPhy, CO e, 4vse
Va ! j Philips CO u, 34th N G., Il + Hill, co Ia
i9lh IA. f Sixmaa 20 II, 18th n &; w Kemp,
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SamI Troy den, 60 n. s2d 6; Cha Rrekcy, 60
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NUTlCE-Ths friends of u G. Z. G0OLh1CK,
~. who was wounded b IL leG. rear MseAAnieS-
s,iie. Ia Thursday svenineS Alht. VIII ~ Mn q
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James Gleason, CO c, 10Th Miss; James Cannon,
co C. 10Th Miss 4 Garrett, c, 10Th Miss; VIM
Ormsby CO +, 10Th Miss; Mathews, co d, nth
Ga; w Hutchinson, i, 44th Ga; w Howell,
co d. oSth G; Enamel Wilken, 20 A, I'd Fla; J II
A Christin, co 1, 10Th Va J Lender, co g, SD N
C: 4 Chcwning, CO q, Seth Va; ThOs Henderson, co
E. 35ii Ga; S G Gatiin co ], 18th Ga; John Clark,
CO G 18th Miss; A NJ Hurweil, co c. 18th Ala; Pat.
rick Mcdonald b, 81 LA bat; Shat'ee. co c, Sd
La bat; P Rour&e, co A, Sd La bat; Z Blythe. co
X, loth Miss; Blythe. co X, 18th Mis-: Capt p
Cleary, CO J, 37th N G; Ii A Holt, LIST Ii, COX,
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-04
For the Guardian.
The Patriots Grave.


The following verses were composed on the
death Of one Of the soldiers of the Iowa Fifth
Regiment, by Mr.. Grirnshaw, of Boonville, No
Mr.. Grimshaw was formerly Post Commissary
and the funeral taking place near his residence
the solemDity cf the scene moved him deeply
he kindly furnished me a copy of the verses
and thinking that they would interest the read
ers OF the Guardian, send them TO you for
publication. C.J. r.
With sorrowful hearts we laid him to rest,
In the land of the traitor, far away in the west
flushed was each sound DER Missonri's dark
waves,
As we lowered his corsc in a patriots grave
Nomother was there, no sisters sweet voice
Breathed a prayer for his soul or bid it rejoice,
But friends stood around who their sympathy
gave,
And tears fell fast Ger the patriots grave.
When the goddess Of peace shall again wave
her wand,
And .re-unite old affections throughout our
dear land,
The flag of the Union shall triumphantly wave,
Protecting forever the patriots grave
And rs years pass away memory still green,
Will put forth Its bright blossom silent, unseen
Wewill sing Of those heroes, the true and the
brave,
And our children shall halow the patriot s
grave.
Camp Lyon, BoonriHe, Mo, Noe 2s, 'G2.
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2nGtru.
O
From the Waverly Magazine.
To My Husband.

Only year ago tonight
How my heart thrills with lingering pain
AS wanes the days last fitful light,
And hoarsely breathes the autumn rain.
tide of yearning hopes and fears
Comes thronging wildly through my breas
Leaving no room for quiet tears
Amid their passion and unrest.
All, dearest, twas a year ago,
When solemnly pledged to be,
Through every change ofjoy and woe,
Forever faithful unto thee
happy bridal eve was mine
No cloud was lurking in the sky,
For, resting in such love as thine,
Twere bliss with thee to live and die
And thine was no light spoken vow,
For well hast thou repaid my trust
Kissed every shadow from my brow
And kept my heart from sorrows dust.
Nor did dream of grief's dark pail
I'LL feebly glowed our country's STAR
And Liberty far-reaching call
Came sweeping on the wings of war;
How could | wonder that thy soul
Was lit with patriotic fire
When we could see around us roll
The waves of Southern traitors ire.
When treason breathed in every gale,
And strove to lay our banner low
When prayers for peace We're doomed TO fail,
What could | say to to thee but 60
Go, IN response to that appeal,
Thy soul hath read from Duty's page,
Nor pause to quell the grief feel
Which earthly power can neer assuage.
Go, for thy country's veal is thine,
The fearless soldiers lot thy choice
And neither love or tears of nine
Would close thine ear to Freedoms voice.
And thou art gone The battle field
Of untried dangers lies before,
While none but God can be thy shield
Mid deadly strife and cannon's roar.
This, this is why my heart throbs fast
As fades the dull September light,
And yearning thoughts their mantle cast
Across year ago tonight.
But | will wrap my anxious fears,
My burning hopes and sorrows wild,
In all the love and faith of years
And bring them as a little child
To One whose heart is never cold;
And ask that he will soothe my pain,
Will cheer thy path with JOY untold,
And bring thee back TO me again.
Yet, OH should He deny my prayer,
Think not ever can forget
Thy love that made this world so fair
And all my warmcst fervor met
Life is not long-and | shall come,
When death has set my spirit free,
To meet thee in thy heavenly home,
True to my bridal VOW and thee
EMMA EGGLEsox
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Written for the Guardianl
KATHERINE WEAIER'S JOURNAL
LEAF NO. THREE.
BY MRS. EMMA EGGLEsoS.

y. l..
JAN l0th.
Snow Snow used TO watch its com
ing with pleasure. but now | feel an i'm
patient angerat every separate flake that
falls from the murky clouds. Ii is three
days since we have had any mail at Sto
ny Hill, and am completely out of sorts
with everybody, the Railroad Company
not excepted. II is downright shame
that they do not push their way through.
Why don't the Conductors Of mail trains
issue proclamations to all patriotic and
news-loving ladies. urging them to pro-
ceed TO the field of snow with brooms,
pokers, and fire .shovels-those valuable
weapons of female warfare-and clear
the track of its enormous drifts. Ifsuch
a thing should be done, can promise
that Katherine Weaver should be among
the first volunteers, and would labor en-
ergetically in the good cause.
Three days without news, in country
where civil war is brooding | declare
1t is unendurable. If jeff. Davis has
eioped with the whole OF cottonocracy, or
hung himself, through insanity, the in
habitants of Stony Hill are vet in ignor-
ance of the astounding fact. Ii Beaure-
gard is at this time enjoying the mea-
sles, shall not hear OF it till the crisis
is passed, and it will then be too late for
me 10 indulge in The felicity Of imagin
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possess, | confde my troubles, feeling a
quiet relief in tracing out the vexations
that beset me.
The dusky shades of a winter twilig ght
are settling down around me, and | can
CLEAN one ray Of hope from the prospect
without. 1t has ceased snoring.
p. S.-FIvE MINUTES LATER-My cup
of happiness is full, but have only time
to write The cars are in sight, and the
engine is shrieking vigorously.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-04

rs large portion of the Iowa yolun-
'eers are now IN Kentucky. il is well to
notice statement OF L ruisville Journal
mat IN addressing letters 10 volunteers
IN henIueky. il IS the better way To send
.hem to Louisville, whence they will DO
forwarded to The regiment, whicheyeritis.
lne louisville postmaster is constantly
informed otall caang,s oflocation. Write
he name of the regiments and company
.in full.
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JAMES JAMIsoS.
A. d. LEWIS
JAMESON & LEWIS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"a Law and Nohries Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention to securing claims making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes, cxamin.
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. f3-2ldl
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JOHN G.. HOUSE NJ d

physician AND SURGEON Office
l. over i. G. Wilcox's Store Residence
6reen Street, 81 house below Walnut, north
side, (formcr residence of d. s. Dunham) In
dependence, Iowa
August 9th, 1861 ly
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J. S. WOODWARD.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
IA Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts of
this State. Also attend promptly to securing
claims, making Collections, Paying Taxes.
Conveyancing, dc.
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II. c. TlEMENWAY,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n LAW, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Office in Wilcoxs Block
Will practice in the Courts Of Buchanan
and adjoining Counties, and attend promptly
10 all business connected with his profession
Aug l3 1861 Nv
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A waggish old squire was one winter
da'y walking with the minister, when he
slipped aud fell.
My friend. /" said the reverend gem
ueman' sinners stand on slippery pla-
:. | see they d." said the squire, "bu,
unfortunately ean'tr'
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JED LAKE,

4 TTORNEY a COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A Land and General Agent independence,
lewa. Will give prompt attention to all pro-
'essional busine entrusted to his care. Money
leaned and Investments made on reasonable
terms. Office on Main street over VIM. G. Nor.
ris's Jewery Store.
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L, w. HART,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
trusted To his care. Office in the Second Story
of ALIENS BLOCK, near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
TO Lands or land business, promptly attend
ed to. Novelty
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CARTER HOUSE

Ohm /. WILCOX, formerly of the Amer.
. - loan Hotel, having leased the above house,
would return his thanks TO the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed and would
be hoppy to welcome all his old friends at the
: Carter House, Maine ST., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North
South and West
Cedar Falls, July 25 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-04
w. CHANDLER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
~ over Keller & Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence, Iowa
Feb 26, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-04
DR.. II. II. HUNT.

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERV-
~ ices to the citizens of independence and
surrounding country Office on Main Street,
IN Union Block, with w. G. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
o. +. Leavitt's-he will answer calls at all
hours of the day or night. [apl459-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w, Fl. BARTON,

COUNTY JUDGE
U AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendence, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing, take acknow-
Judgments of Deeds, and doall legal business
entrusted to his care.
Jan. 81 1861 If.
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IS-CH A. NGEI
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
BY RANSOM BARTLE,
First Door West of the Moutour House Indie
pendence Iowa.
w. G.. DONNAN,

A TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A Land and General Agent and Notary
Public. Office, over Morris's Jewelry Store,
independence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession Especial
attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing
Paying taxes, Examining titles, &c ie6-'5
The New York herald., 1862-03-24

yIrANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman Isa good plain cook and an excellent washer
placc. Gail at 40 West 4ls st., between Broadway and
5lh
The New York herald., 1862-03-24
A ssIGNEE'S SALE.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS
SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
GIL III pI ArIf 40
4 Nv EIt I y n Il, NJ , 0O,,
.hascd at q cost of nyer ala fl0l

Purchased at a cost of over $4,000.
On Monday, March n, at 10s O'Clock precisely.
All the superb and costly Furniture Paintings Satuary and
Works of Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits elegant
the residence No. 2O8 West Fourteenth street. between
Eighth Ninth The auctioneer calls the special
attention the public this sale being the largest
richest of Household Furniture offered
The furniture all Eade for the
owner in good order The whole will be peremptoriy
and absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
French plate back Iadys Work Table, naid with
mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Tabe satuary marble
TOP: full suits Of Drawing Room Furn!ture-elegant Teea
teie Sofas, Arm, two Reception aud eight oval back
Chairs carved rosewood frames ani covered in three
coored brocade of the most expensive description
Tables nlad with buhl and tortoise shelf Erocade
and Curtains French plate Pier and Manel Mirrors
with rich gilt frames; superb sevres and Dresden China
Vases richly decorated Paran marble Satuetes OF the
artistic bronz representing Night and Morning,
Pandora Painting, Poetry Music Crusaders DC; antique
lava Vases, from Hecuaneum and Pompei; ebony Ciid
Table Velvet Carpets Russ Turkish Easy Chairs bronze
Clock mon b; Oil PAINTINGS ty Rousseau InmaD,
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOTORTE,
carved legs case four round corners finished al round
inaid with pearl and solid pearl kes cost $) Music Rack
rosewood Stool, covered IN bro ade embroidered Cloth
Cover Books and Music hall wool atstand, Olcoh,
Stair Carpet &c. Chambers, second storyRicDy we'd
rosewood Bedsteads style Louis NV Bureaus and Com
modes to mat h Wardrobes Dressing Toilet Tables,
Shades Cornice Mat resscs Beds and Bedding
ated China To Sets Mirrors DINING Room Furniture of
every kind Tea Sets Siverwafc ivory Ta5e Cutory Dining
Table, &c.
No postponen.ent. Caten to cart pack or
ship goods for purchasers. d. D. CAULKINS Auetoneer