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REBEI, ACCOUNTS.

THE REBELS ANTICIPATED DEFEAT.
CORRESPONDENT of tho Memphis Apped (30th ult =,
speaking OF tho anticipated attack on Forts Doneson aud
Horny says
against all opposition Moro soctude is felt about Fort
Henry the first place Il is built In low place which
is easily commanded from high hi on the orpsito soil
That hill In the possess OF our forces, anu we
oso Fort Henry cannot long hold out though thso
provisions enough thoe to last force for months.
Those in OF Fort Horny have resolved TO fight
outside the iutrencments The water at the fort said
H. 10 within fow feet of magazines and within six
feet Of largest guns and at last accounts tho river
still rising. A
CAPTURE or FORT HENRY.
The capture Of Fort Henry, although much TO BIO re-
grctted by the South, was forcgone conclusion when
ever enemy should III nix ~ bring large force
men aud artillery to bear upon IT, ~ is structure
that has been thrown up since tho beginning OF the war,
n short distance within the tennessee no the Ten.
ncsscc river designed at first defence against
iua audng excursions ot the enemy, and cx-
psctcd 20 resist heavy bombnf dmont, assault from
large land force. To have manned 10 with largo
iorca of cur own and TO have armed II with sufficient
number of heavy guns enable u ~ be held under any
aesaut, would have required too great n dis
spation OF strength and extension Of our
lines The enemy has taken this fort as he will
taL other points importance tho line of nnygable
him tn, power To 10 so. These thugs we cannot wei
avoid but wien he marches against dry land th m
IS oar opportunity and then occasion for punishi
him properly.
TIC destruction Of tho railroad bridge which crossed
tho Tennessee river Fort Henry, though productive
o sauo iac0uv Is not mat of any great dotr
mcut interests The road without the bridge will
sni be available for sticngthening limos either
side Of ths river: through conncool, oxcct for nero
cli veutncc. being ma ter uf inferior hnpcrtonoe.
Whue g. Wua have been q subcci or lively gat6 aiion
n oir troops could hfve held tor fcury, s loss ~ not
a mater 10 cause ely serious concern.
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Japan.
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Japan.
Tho Japan news is satisfactory
Financial and Commercial Intc1nEente
LONDON MONEY MARKET--JAR. 80. 4,
eonsos closed, for money, on Thursday, at 92zs
Vyn-aaN AMERICAN srcCKH
Illinois Central shares, a a4a discount; Erie, 2s1s
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-JAN. 80.
The sales Of cotton for three days 600 bales
cudng 600 bales to spectators and exporters The
market was nrmer, with an advance Of I'D per pound.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
The advices from Manchester favorable tho market
for goods and yarns having an upward tendency, but
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFPs NARKET-JAN. 3O
The market Is generally dull with slight decline,
cept for corn. which is steady. Messrs. Richa4 d.
son, Spence Co., and others, report Hour
dull and declined Id I'd. red Western lis. 12s 81
red Southern 12s Sd 12s 3d., whito Western 12s Cd a
12e 3D., white Southern 1Sg. 1885, Sd. Corn steady;
mixed 31s. 3ls. Cd. asfr y. ~. 80
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-JAN. 30.
The provision market has downward tenisrcy.
Beef declining and quotations have recoded 2s 3D. Tk
nominal. Bacon declining. Lard worry dull Talow
nominal at 4?s.
'1hvERPooL PRoDUcB xARKET-JAN. 80.
active. Rice-No sales. Linseed oil firm at 35s. Rosn
sSs'' sSs. A' ''' @'''' '''p'D''' '''''' ~ 49,
y ,e LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuffs dull and all qualities slightly declined
Sugar quiet and soidy. Coffee firm. Tea Grm. Rice
dull. Talow frmcr at Ats. Cd.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
Consols closed toay (Friday) at 92s a92Z FOR money
Tho weekly return OF the Bank of England shows dc
crease IN bullion Of 10000.
AMERICAN sEcuFlTES.
The latest sales wereErie shares, 2SX Illinois Cen.
tral shares ~ 43 discount New York Central 90 II.
b. LIVERPOOL, Jap. 81 1862.
Tho Brokers' circular reports Tho sales Of for
the week have been $4,000 bales including 141OO "a
speculators and 1000 to exporters The market rules
hrmer, with advance on tho week OF I'D. The sales
to-day Frday) reach 600 bales OF which 0C0
SPECTATORS and exporters the market closing quiet but
steady, at the following quotations
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News from san Francisco.

SAN FRANNtt0, Feb. y, 1852.
Five hundred passengers sailed by the FOR TO
N,fhcrn G asst irftf Yesterday, being hg commence
m nj Of wh' expected to be an unp eced ntcd spring
emg ration to The Ulo.Jn aud British Columbia cold
mince
salsd ship Derby, for China.
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conversion Of the four per stock into ee per cent
stock has been submitted 70 the Council Of State
Denmark.

.. CoPUHAGHE, Jan. 20, 1862.
Inc Kings road was opened with royal speech. He
hopes mat the tie between Hosten and other portions
Of the Kingdom will be renewed although he had failed
70 eject this up TO the present time The OF the
resistance OF the Hosein and federal Diet tho negoa
ton concerning Holsten continue satisfactory and solu
ton OF The question s shortly expected Sheswg is to
Obtain free developement when the danger offoreign
terventon passes away
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Lnygo rirc at nrantrorl. G. w.

BRAvfoRD, G. w, Feb. 10, 1892.
Tho car shops Of the B.aalo and I'ko Huron Riroid
were burned yesterday Loss ssOcoo which is covered
by insurance
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Prussia.

bill had been introduced by government regulating
ministerial responsibility according 70 which the right Of
Impeachment can only be exercised by lighthouses
jointly.
rupture was anticipated between the Prussian
government and the Archbishop OF Posen, who, in
letter 10 the Minister Of Public Worship defends the
national attitude assumed by his countrymeD
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Rumored Decision OF Napoleon to Inter-
fcre with the Blockade.

RulnOred Decision Oh Napoleon 20 Inter-
fcre with the Blockade.
The London Shipping Gazette says that is
rent circles supposed to be well informed, that
semi-ofcial note has been addressed to the British
government by France respecting the blockade Of the
Confederate ports tho elect that the Emperor cannot
longer allow French to he injured by respecting
The non-cnective blockade and that ho will shortly
make an ccidl demdnd 10 The English iorerne, TO join
him in raising he blockade, and ta in case Of noncom
piiance ne sviu take ne initid,ius.
Tho French papers conclude from the attitude OF the
English prcss that The Trent q0dir only przt for
nr. and hat England oans force the blockade of The
Stttern ports. .est... ,.4
The Paris Temps in replying % tho assertion that tho
blockade Of tho Southern ports Is ncectivo recalls that
,omo Russian ships the blockade Of the Baltic in
1854, as now happens at Charleston.
Tho Optnion Na,inale bam,s tho semi official French
papers for their hidden Southern sympahcs, and says
hat England would become dangerous to France Ame
rica wore weakened.
England Cam Afford 20 Wait-shc Is
Recon- m ndcd 10 DC Nationally Con
sist ent.
The London Times in editorial says:Wc med not
seoqer 10 Bpsioe 10Th American affairs This is timo
or awaiting and afford wait quite easily as
o North and South afford TO be looking across tho
oiornac at the cost Of millions sterling week each
of them II there does any rui Of complaint,
will tell all the more for present patience and for
ocarance.
The London Globe editoriaGy remarks that the maritime
Covers cannot be expected rcspocl the federal block
,o un css really elective The mmcrce Of the world
,annot suffer itself to be dcspocd for indefinite ported
andcr the nero PAPER blockade.
A. to .crvenlcn, says the Go,e, We may bo invited
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The America at Halifax and the Jura at
Portland with Eight Days Later News.
Nap0leon'S Speech to the
French Chamber.
Important Declaration as to
the American War.
Reported Decision of Napoleon
to Assail the Blockade.
England Officially Invited to
Join Him.
The London Times Again Ad-
vises Her to Wait.
a.sJs 4 ~~>~>>~>~>,--,~>cr>~~~~~
Arrival Of XIason and slidel in
4o England.
hoVRMRNTS OF THE SUMTER AND TUSCARORA
>>>~~~>~
The Nashville Ordered to
Leave Port.
Runored Regulations Respecting
~ Belligerent Vessels.
W3T ss- ->~~-~~-~~--~~~~~~--
What Spain Proposes to Ac-
cOmplish I'm Mexico.
Address Of the Emperor Of France to the
Nuncio Of the Pope.
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AFFAIRS N INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
&ess W. &e's ~
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or offered 10 intervene but great ois Maud be 70 pre-
se've consistency With our avn priseipss
Tho london Tines " Characteristic article, calls for
something decisive in America 1t says unpleasant COM
plications must arise the present state Of affairs
tinue much longer.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arr from New YORK Macanlay and Lydia, at Genoa;
Brabant, at Bremen; Dolphin, and Fanny kirchuer at
fushing Gre mock, in the Clyde; Isabella, westport,
kygoer, and Lyngorn, at Queenstown Guy Maunern AT
Deal
Arr from Baltimore yEnergie at Bremen
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bales, of which 215, 900 bales are American.
Breadstufs.-The market still has a downward ten
tency. Wheat Is moro steady. Corn quiet.
ProvisonB.-The provision market rules dull.
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Turkey

Turkey.
decree has been issued announcing the publication Of
the budget confirming fun powers in Fuad Pacha as
Grand Vizer and Minister Of Finance ff.
The OK Minister Of Finance has been deprived Of his
decoration and is to be tried for maversation.
ht4rf. RAGUsA Jan. 20, 1862.
The insurgents have rejected tho amnesty offered them
by Oma Pacha. Eostilies have recommended in con
sequence. .f.
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Tho Dsnoeras has special despatch dated Fort Henry
to-day which says that 200 OF tho Second Illinois cavalry,
while on roconnolterng expedition this morning. met
company Of the cnemy's horsc charged them, killed
four and took twenty-five prisoners their captain among
them. Only one OF ourmcn was wounded
In consequence OF General Smiths appointment not
having been confirmed by the Senate, that officer trans
forred e commend Of his division to General Wallace,
and wif leave for Paducah tomorrow Generals Grant
and McCernand toegraphed to Washington youchng Tor
smhs loyalty and efficiency, and urging that the Senate
reconsider its action. ,a
General Grant and staff made reconnaissance in tho
vicinity Of Fort Donoson to-day.
Tho steamer W II. b. has returned from tho railroad
bridge, with lot Of horses, wagons, commssary
stores, &c.
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Mr.. Stewards Opinion OF the Stone Block
ade at Charleston.

Another despatch gives Lord Lyons conversation with
Secretary Seward the Charleston blockade Mr. Sew
ard stated that tho plan was devised inure the
the harbor permanently but merely aid the blockade.
IL would be the duty Of the government all
opsructions as soon as the Union restored. Tho
haroor OF Charleston rendered inaccessible Mr.
Seward was not prepared to say that operation in
war 1t was unjustinable to destroy the permanent har
bors Of the enemy
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koyEMENIs OF THE UNION AND REBEL.
FORCES


i4's 81 LOUIS, Feb. O. 1852.
The Reprtlsans special despatch rays that the enemy
is st encanpcd Fort Henry and preparations for
further moyements 60 vigorously forward Tho river a
high, and a part Of Fcrt Henry oyerfowed
Five more regiments were expected 70 arrive ffom
Cairo in o few days.
Auunfnished fortiacaton, called Fort Hermann, oppo
site Fort Henry has been taken possession Of.
Tho panc extensive in Tennessee that the river
is considered open for Union its head waters.
Tho late garrison Of Fort Henry have taken refuge in
Doneson making the force there between eight and
ton thousand
Southern mail has been captured by Captain Logan.
II contained letter from high officers speaking Of
the "demOra2ing effect Of the defeat at Somerset %
another that Fort Henry would bo almost irroparabc
The rebel steamer Orr, being chased by the gunboat
Conesoga was fred by the aud abandoned Several
other sail to have fallen into hands,
The lonestoga and Lexington havo gone up tho Tennes
see river and wiz probably 90 as far as Florence, Ala
bama. a-atr
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Russia.

81. PgnERsBuRG, Jan. 26, 1862
An imperial ukase is published, permitting Jews TO
enter every branch of the State servco permitting jew
ish merchants 10 reside anywhere and granting other
concessions 10 the Jews.
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England Can Afford TO Wnit-she 4
sist ent.


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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-12

ca Twelve hundred applications have
been made to the French government for
the place of Guardian of Napoleon's
Tomb, just vacated. 1t is added that
most of the applicants are Corsican's.-
But one man can get the place, so that
eleven hundred and ninety-nino will be
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-09-12

- the pauses of the conflict, when the re
; verberations of the cannon, hushing INC
It mentarily, allowed an articulate shout t
i be heard, that Franklin was coming t
/ our aid from Alexandria, and the me
- were hopeful. Under such circumstan
=, ces the order "FaIl back fall back !.
t came like thunder-clap to every ear
Each countenance dropped. There wa
a slackening in our fire, the line wave7er
z for an instant, and the massing of tn
troops commenced. Sad indeed was thi
2 massing Of such mere fragments. Reg
: iments were reduced to corporars gnard.
and indeed il is no oxaggoration to sat
that from some brigade5 it would hav,
been difficult to form couple Of stou
companies, But no matter now for reg
mental forms the object is simply tc
get the men into compact form, and re
treat them safely. Retreat? PalsieC
be the tongue that dares to call the de
iberate backward movement of those
wearied men retreat If it be retrea
to imperil everything that is dear to mar
for the sake of national honor-to toll il
the excitement Of life and death ssrug
| gle amid every Encouragement and ac
tual thwarting-if to hunger, and thirst
and bleed, and fight for two whole days
and then, in presence of overwhelming
numbers, to fall back slowly and orderly
upon reinforcements-if this is retreat
our army did retreat.
THE RESULT OF SATURDAYS BATTLE.
On Saturday the rebels got their whole
force into the struggle. We did not, and
we lost all the ground gained on Friday.
But there is reason to believe that the
rebels did their best and and exhausted
their reserves. We had only Fitz John
Porter's corps added to our force on Fri
day. Sunday was kept as a breathing
spell by both parties. Meantime 10000
Of our veterans (Franklin and Sumner,)
and % ooo row troons boro rooohod
Certroy;IIo and vor. ready 70 Gcht on
Sunday corresnordort Of tbo HorLy
sous.
a1f mo 10 Grh4 ~ Cnndou uo ,u;u
l., - -
,h.4 Iou II ~ o. H.
have taken skedaddle for tbo maintains
to.niobt Weld ,ha field and-cI,iro tbo
victory Ranks has toLo, cortoir
force and is execntinq flank moro.
ment 70 nrevent the latter cbonca Tam
not afraid Of the result. We are on onr
own rropnd The rebels con bovo No
mora men or spnnlies from Richmond IN
time"
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THE JOURsEyMEN wuEEtwRianr'S AND SLACK
1 snihs are Ia meet NJ Mltsr, lisn. Ne i23 Bowery
Wednesday evening koS %. tg5l 7s uriuek
The bosses eci'uilv invited attend
UElDR0t STEftiENSDk. Csaifmsa
snuE uaa
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A ucTIoN SALE OF ELEaANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A NlTuRE
Velvet BRUSSELS ASD iyIRAiN CARPETS

JOSEPH SMITH, Auciiunaer
the ave i9 Wesl Egb tCD
race) beween MacdouEa street and S,th ;ns
tTucsday) November ii. q o'clock precisely. consist
nag oi Velvet Brussels and Ingein Carpets Pianoioe
an. black walnut Pail1r SUITS covered Ia rich
hrocstc plusb ana ererD sh reps marble top Tables.
EtGgees With piror backs and doors Pier and Oval Mir
DRpask aud Lace cBrtaus. Sbad Bronze Clocks,
China Vases ParioI Ornaments Turkish Afnn hairs,
LDungcs Reception Chairs Corner and Book stands Chan
dears wood and mahogany Beos'eads Bureaus Wash
stands finr Spring Mattresses Beds Blankets Chars
Ro, Mirrors Cooks, Sofa Eeds. Ten ard Exrns
Tables, sdeboard Cut Glass and China Ware Table Cut
lery. Silver Ware. Basiand, two Chairs match &c
Sale positive bah The goods mns be, removed TWEEN
~ a Z
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A TRENTON ,s ..ALLgD ro THOSE LvING IN
n hoA.ss ad taias q aolsl .cns ened
10 marav,.a treeS and nlfnsbi VITA every vns ne
sssssry Tor Aois kpsisn- any may have
60 ..l-te hoLe aal i've rates.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
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N
sASsls,.ENi nvt sEiio b F,ssirSnnE,;. S,n,.,.s
safisSis eAsssD =. sss q go ScD SSiiso'osTz
op roesoAs Sos il. ram Or slime Al ,oN y~os prs
e,se, =, me superb and eo-, Fsrn a,e fsa,"s sat-
ssn sss,n oTss ssrs.s s,s . cap' ,ss asa
,br poeis N a.sss' aaa ree.. .s-s,
rhs ieral,a,. al made o' ne n,e-,s "@.e. an = %
''o "''00s' psaw,se Room FURNITURE
cors-i. a. eaI.eJ rosewood Elagr p.prh.s aud
freueh pls,r backs ~ worA rAor, 'n.a't
~ ,op ', inI s's 81 DAWN Roea Farp lare essss
iee saias. -" Armno kecepalon ana e,h, On hAek
"a n,oesde of %. mos rspeGsire desrr'puon "
sss Lss Curtains Fr'n.i Pale pc, ana Mau.. Mnln-s
silh &C. els frames, ssisro Sesrss ap u 80" hl =
Seasons atiste Bren.ss representing Night znd Morning
s,s ,oony Card Ts6e vls, carpe, gnss lurAis,
Easy Chars 9enss s9es ,sns ne moah, -. pa,n I y
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAyE plAAuFoRIF
esyed egs case four roa sorners bnspea
'n.ad ~'lp pearl sa. ,', pa cot $50 Ne la
Cover, Rooss Npsr aall roseanNd ust ant o'.osh
s ca. As oa ss'o9 NV s, as a+a Gs
modes 'uach wardrobes Dressing and iohes Tables,
Shaing stsuds sooSsisl ,oaeh Arm Chairs CURTAINS
sesses csIs. iien Nsrsser bed ard Rs.sur d'ro
Snd Tea sets siNer~aie 'vors rels ca,sr pn ns
~ ponemvu, csrme IN s,,eaaAnc- !. Gag, pses .,
snip goods ior parchss.rs
A BRARAS yaSDEgPooL co. AucrioSEERs
~ MaSnitctns household Furniture,
Paintings satuay, sni many ahH ostiS Wnrhs of Art
A. Public Anciicn. tEts day tfn .sosS) N0s ~
the elegant private residence M ~ Wesi SiAeentb
stTssf bewe u fifih and S,Aih aern.l.t.
sac commencing at les pcdck wi,boul regard "a tnr
Rosrs Drawing Rooa, frnitre su,.e w,n
French satin toratc nincent octave riaoiore
sah1 scscwoot rHby carved, osr raia made o
ny makers Esgere Sta;nary marble tops, Sc
cetsry Boos Ceni- fables Velvet Cver Velvet Car
pe.s hrcn7e CaaDcl.rs EncognSurs ladies Work Table.
Card Chess fabs La Curtains superb bronze sok
|
tts Louvre Gallery. Pans twr match Paniys. by Cole.
bronze and martle 6a,nay black walnut Uatssnd,
nnrsaus. r. rSslsads Wsluorcs suite Nsrss-. BsaD
les Coneress Sheets &c MrIers. elegant sass % cri.
ia, Glassware SOLID Sycs Ware, china nnsr ari
Tea Sets labe Cutlery Linen &c Also. Placement snt
Kitchen Fnfnitnre
The aucuoneers wod The particular attention Of hs
friends ihe pabc 10 this sale The Catalogue eomprng
the Of Household Furniture &c offered
auction This The all TO order
ihss mouths aud Is ~ be best description
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convenient % and sla4es.
OOts WEST TWENTY. THIRD srREEr--A SUIT oF
LUO fuFnl he'd Rooms 70 let siti boa u lsman
ana family. Dinner at sxo cocs farences exchanged
ON Elm STREET NEAR SPRING FURNISHED
LlV Rooms, for immediate Occupancy. owesi rates IN
the city containing the Leusekeepns be~t
bedding furniture ana cooking s.ensss sas aud cr0tun
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A ERABAM vANpERPCOL AUCrlONEER.
"A SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Or This trnexayl eyeping November IL sale commencing
eeluA ~ the elegant residence iI3 West ~ third
Sixth octave rosewood anofote
oFmo.u Chandeliers velvet Carpets Seyree
Drssjep China oruanspis Oh Paintings lf,,slic Bronss,
Saiunrr rosewood drawing Fuinitme, lack ~niDt
ainisg FurnlnTe CHINA Silver Ware
rbsmter Furniture Bedding 4c Deposits required oi al
..g.hus
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O. FUTILE, AUCTToNEER
N. Office, No I.@ Broadway
ASSlGNEE'S SALE or HANDSOME
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
) FUTILE win SELL Tomorrow tW-dnesday) ~ II
O'clock,
The entire handsome furniture oil e residence No l52 West
rwentyEs street between Seventh and Eighth
comprising large aud costly coiiecon of P4rior
Chamber Dining Room and bray Furniture, All VI witch
Is in fine order baylng been but e whole viii
be psTemporiy sod. whcs regaB Parof Suits
IN rosewood and walnut PianoioTts. cost $45u
dollars rich Carpets, hanie and Pier Mirrors, et
wood Centre and Pier TABLES rich Curais and Shades
costly EscreE with large and valuable collection of
BroHfes, MaHtel Wares, and eegapt Parlor osatnens
tairtnss Ac nls1 great variety oi first lass Chamber
Furniture Hair Mattresses Brda with oak Dining Fur
nturc, rich Glassware, French China S,yef Ware
Ivory Curry &c. Catalogues at house
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BOARDING Asn LODGING.

100 FouRfR STREET SECOND STORY FRONT
lCsJ Room and BEDROOM; Bedrooms third and
fourth noDrs house al the modern tmlroveEenls