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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-02

y The Oregon Stafesmas contains the
prospectus for an agricultural paper. to be
published At Salem. the first number Of
which will spp-ar about the frs, Of OAo-
Der. Its projectors assert that it ill be-
second to no agricultural Journal On the
coast.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-02
Reconstruction In Florida.

Nem York. Aug. 1l.-Provisional Gov
ernor William Marvin, of Florida, issued
proclamation to the people Of that State
August Sd, informing them Of the ncccssa-
~ steps to be taken to restore civil gov
crnmcnt, and the days for the election Of
delegates to the Convention. The time
for is assemblage has not been decided
upon. 1t will be named as soon as the
proper time shall have been given for the
people to take the oath of allegiance.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-09-02

NJ ierk deg. 2s-1he Tr,bx-<',
SPECIAL dispatch says II is reT-oriea in VII
Informed circles tina, the Government will
hold for trial the leaders of the rebellion,
and pardon all others by proclamation.
, 1865-04-03

pEcKEn's sEcosn CoscERr.-Tho5e who en-.
joJed The pleasure OF listening to the first CONCERT
q n1.t ri eiass programme has been srranesd Tor
Tuesday evening, in Smith i Nfxon's Hall. and
that II wall be we1, filled. The following are the
selections:
Overture TO "a Night in Gsrnada "-Kr1utzrr-
ssatst1e teI Plane aase' ei.rionst' hornaSss9on,
Gtnecsto ne1ltque. for the vio:in.-Psauae.
pir kts.el e. arranged ss quartette for hofns,-
Grsnd Concerto in list, tpiano With orchestral
otes,urT, Poet and peasant.-suppe.
With the exception Of the two oTertures, the
programme Ia entirely new. The Beethoven Con-
certo was performed by ]. List IN the great con:
.Statne IN Born, On the 18th Of August. 1875.
Since then It has been repeatedly played by Clara
sohnnsnn. and last winter ey y A1lls II ihe n: =:
ne compos,Eton, superior pe1bhps to the sextetse
Of HrmneI1.
PHnHARsox1c:-Tbe closing concert Of the
gwen On Thursday evening. We are not advised
TO . iuturs issue. We understand, however, that
II IL the intention Of the Society rc wind up the
| SEASON With graud musical corp dttds.
Mrs De PE1onoAs COMPLEMENTARY Coz
| cEnr.-A1l real lovers Of music IN cntcsgo hare
T e
| Europe. None bur those who have themselves
fcen uctive in mus1cal matters know how largely
Mas sf De Be PeIsIom. neT r we1l.trsined }adsnent
sud ready ekliI have always been employed ~i!-
| lipgly fo7 the promotion Of every worthy move
| ment. Her numerous friends have determined
| that she ehnll receive complimentary benefit on
| Friday evening, and request for ernlss1on to
] use her nome ID that connection was etRned day
| or two since by ]. " LeMoyne,. George r. Chit
tenden, H. G.. Badger. Samuel Johnston. Wm.
| LeWit Edward r. Cutler. J. Linton Waters, a. ".
Dobn, b. Baiatka, E. /. 1fnkham, \. K Faizbank,
Dc Pelgrom asscnted. and the best musical talent
IN the city Wlll aEkist In making the concert supe
| rios}y attractive. Tickets should be secured
! carly. There will be very exsenslye demand for
them, OF we much mistake the popular arpttmenE
woop's MCsEun-During the last week >. GUY
Mannsripg, or the Gpsy's rrophssy." With an
excellCAt cast and nil the original music has been
| the attraction at the Museum. This drama has
| drawn wonderfully. and given great eatlsiaction.
I The characters have been eKcel:ently we'll dled.
I though that Is nothing new at the Museum.
Where all do 60 well, It xonld seem tngidious to
pa1tieularize, but We cannot help saying word ol
Commentator Of Mrs. Perrin as Meg Merriies.
| Her rendering Of the Glpfy Is unqucsttonahly
The bept ever given upon Chicago slagei hei
dying throes are as natural .: the reality:
| Mry1ckERs.-Maggie Mitchell a. Marie, In the
! Pearl of Savoy, has drawn IN excellent house a1
| McVfcker.e each evening. The play Ia tull p
dramatic efIecte, and Mics Ml'chell makes the
1no,t of them. SHE remains here during the com
inc week. Mrs. General Lander, rice Davenport
| xt3l1 Rnrrnfa her.
, 1865-04-03

.,----.--.--,
own upon The bosoers Of The s.@e :ttesm nota
rood u without INDIGESTION ot eqnauy summarize oe.
Iotite, Closely nelaee1. 10 otaet porn11os oi
thelT 1snqs III on the Tssr b,r
rrls per DIT; ne Wooot3so wen, % "a ane ~ zane
arm, en bstfes ,ne n ~ sch ~e S SuM on Il
Tee; the nsmmono "ea 81; w M tSs ~ III IL
on Cherry Kun: ~ haftele; 6ae 1anKee wei, wv
barrels; tbe Aunnfn st,d' VEL ~ tasa,. nasas;
Appea rsnees are qnite ~ lasosao.e ...a on every
hbove mentioned sp!cnaio We!s WeIe opsned, ano
there u feas9n ~ Hnateyea 10 donoI th1t equslly
good resn Ha!i oe asnsa ~ e. M, he ~. "ne,e proper
scarcely b. more II p The value OF ons drstc,a's
flowing vel, Wnile me company conddenty e.
pctts ~ nase sefe1a4 sacn III !u1l operation IN Tue
spf1nE.
11e Gonpmy y organised under the !aXs e. OF
ane sts,G Sieasd ~ fnts en na VIII GapM o. Si:o
~, ~ a. - PaI vAae psl e
, 1865-04-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
BIil1tnry-Ne1r National Banks.


WASHINGTON, April /.
BY direction OF the President, tho 14th and both
Army Corps will constitute the Army Of Georgia,
over which Major General e. ". Slocum is u.s.
signed to command.
During the week ending to-day, thlety-eicht
National Banks were established, with m aggre-
gate capital Of nine million one hundred and
twelve thoneand dollars.
The number OF these institutions now in oper-
alton Is g73. with capital Of about one hundred
and twenty-five millions. The following are the
only Western banks authorized this week: First
National Bank, Waukegan, ILL.,, $50, 900 National
State Bank, Dcsmotnes, Iowa. S100, 900; Freehold
National Bank. do. S1b0,0 600; First National Bank
Of Jedersonvf11e, Ind, S1oo,ooo. The receipts
otlnternal revenue for March were <1B, B,s93,o11.
OF course this decrease is attributable to
the TACT that tho collections Of the special
income tax was concluded early IN the month,
and that he several articles which were subject
Titles in advance Of increased ta1auon-:6e pres
ert holders being able to supply. the market at
rates ess Than the cost of the article with the tax
The amonnt Of national bank currency Issued
during the week Is *3,a64.0ss-mrk1ng the total
amount now In circulation Sill ,8ss4 ,6W.
WASHINGTON, April lon and after Monday
dria. -.
The Secretary Of the Treasury (McCu1loch), IN
recent letter TO Thompson CanposH, says tnat
nent California would have been much richer
ard NOR; prosperous State her s,rculattoa n had
neen mixed instead Of an exclusive metal one
u with the other States In maintaining the credit
but hna inexperienced her own 1ntereSts In DIS
limits. No Country can prusper ior any consider
able time, when money commands SO high = E,te
Of interest as it does IL California, and Loth ns
would tend more directly 10 reduce tdat rAte ol n
Prcs1dent Lincoln hsd not returned to Washing
ton at ten o'clock this morning.
The noet-oftlce at Wllmtngtun,IN T., Is 10 ne al
once re-opened by Government.
, 1865-04-03
ANNUAEPOLICE REPoRT.

We compile from the forthcoming reports OF the
Board of Police 10 the Common Council the facts
and figures found below, concerning the opera
tion. of the Board for the fiscal year ending
April !, 1855. For thcse VIC are indebted to the
courtesy Of r. Scott, Esq, Secretary O, the
Board: -
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
During tie past year various changes have been
made in the Police Department. The due for
which VIM. Hayman was appointed Police Com
ana osR
and the Council appointed John wentworth to
ea ot ID
place Of sc'ing Super nntendeut Bta1ly resigned.
In tho a6th oi Apri. Inst VIM. W. Kennedy was
:Rf Il Place Of Wn1. turtle promoted. On The 15th
of July last 4. Scott was appointed Secretary Of
the Board Of Police, in place Of Wm- Abbott re-
PRESENT POLICE roEoE.
Tha present police force consists Of one General
| Superintendent, three Captains, three Serseants
and eighty Your pattolmen.
SAToaA1I71Es.
In respect to nationality the force Is thus d.
| vided :-Amertcans "a: Canadtsn, l; English, ) !;
Trench, !: Germans, 16; Irish, ss' Nova Scotia,
2; swedc, l. ...
The patrolmcn are thus distributed: Mayor
and Compt1oller's ofIce, 9; Health Department. 3;
Detecn.ss At Central station. 4; Police CONSTR
bic, Natchncu and S1an0n Honse keepers,
| 6; ifcense Of vehicles, j; patrolmen in the 1st
! Precinct, 50; patrolmen in I'd Precinct II pa
1ollmcn IN Sd Precinct, 16.
| CHANGES IN THE FoRCE.
There have been IS designations, 2 deaths and
| 40discharged during the year; 81 have been ap-
| pointedH pceial policemen
The number Of arrests during the past year have
been 9,TSS9 Of which Is were for adultery, 6 for
nrson. for hastardy, 81 for burglary. p Tor for
ecry, e." for larceny, for murder, for rape .
for robbery, and 11 for receiving stolen properly.
| FINANCES.
| The 1nancial affairs Of the Department have
to Il he of dtaWns npen he poce
fund s11 months In advance but as The Legisfa-
ture has provided for the issue Of bonds to make
M Deficiencies, there will 10 no further lack Of
! funds The amount paid the police force during
the year IVES s74,4i0.60, of which FL, De was
! appropriated By the Common Council. The coat
| It 1rrd ting the Second Precinct station tEas
| 81, 79975. The amount Of fine. assessed during
| the rear was <E1,4
, 1865-04-03
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
ST. Louis. April l.
ToBAcco-Snles Of Grce1 aud damaged luza At 1850
@5.c0; T. ctory d. at $35cG7G0e; planters do 77lo9
9zs. common shipping leaf I'll. .t0@130o; medium,
$1s25915Io.
F1ocR-Active. Sales OF super At 70 s.; choice su
per, $40; dne, $6-0o double extra, $7. siagle ex
tra, 3725.
GRAE-Wheat unchanged. Sales OF choice white
.. {1.6o. Corn-sates at oa39ac- oAtt-Sa;es At 63a
c. Rye steady Eales III sncks at tic per bu. sacka
returned. Barley-Bales Of good fall At Sl.6o9165'
good spring, Il sD@1. 10 per bu. ...
PROVISIONS -Dacou-Sa:es 5000 ns country At 15xc
all around. Posk-sales 81 b1ls mess at $500 per bt1
Mu4KY-N Nuthf1 EepoEtcA.
, 1865-04-03
Albany Livestock Market.
tcnacIL1 His .atch m the Chicago TribuaG

Albany Live eStock Market.
Especial Dis latch 10 tho Chicago Tfibuac,I
ALBANY. April l
CATTLN-The market for beev es has been untavo:-
able for crcress this week The trains aze again rua-
1ing on time, and the euppy is the latgest that We
have had for 4ome weeks-aggrcgat1ng 2.Bo0. Trada
at the opening was dull. and theEo Was no Improves
ment TO notice. The Eastern men tave taken more
thsn last week. Their purchases reaching so head
int the New Yerkers were shJ throughout, most Of
them 4eeking c1ovcs to sell on commission rathsr
than to buy, aud hence there wzs no competition !
aud prices went down NC per y, There wrre COM
rasntively few good good cattle on sale, but few
extra fat aud nue steers brought pretty high ns 1ses
Il Kentucky, avera2iIg. 2Joto ns. at 1akc; And 20
6.te tti1lers, averaging $50 ms, at 12kc: one drove
Of 10 ta;r. light Illinois. averaging about 1,oo ns,
brought traction inside Office. ......
SHEEP -1stcclpts. $500, Gales 5000 At 1oH91ehc-
the outside for choicefe1tra-
aOG3-Neceipts, 1.5e0. One drove Of Ohio, arc:-
aging eo d. was hea at 12c With 1lHc offered. ship.
ped to New York, SO.
, 1865-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and Ch1ld.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teeth1nc, eof1ens the gumf. reduces
Inflammation. alays all pain. and cures w1nd collie.
Perfectly safe in all cakee. We would say to every
mother who has a suffering child, Do not lot your
preindice nor the pre]udtces Of others, stand be.
tween you and your suffering child and the relief
that Will he snre-yes, absolutely surc-to fellow
the use Of this medicine, If timely used: Thfsty-
five cents bottle. mhss-o11l-I1tAW4f
HALLS Vegetable S1c11tan Hair Re-
ue1yer-RencWs the hair. restores gray hair to
Its natural color prevents it from falling od makes
the hair soit and glossy, docs not stain the 8k1n,
and is the best hair preparation IN the world.
Thirty thousand bottles were sold In Boston In
less than ninety days. For sale By all drugslsta.
and by Il. 6coEil &c Randolph street. wholesale
agent for the Northwest fe23-m7S4H
~ Burdsa1l's Arnlca Lin!ment, an lnfal1lble
cure for burns, scalds, sprains, rheumntsm, gnn
shot wounds, paizs in the 1imba and back chill
blalns, &c. A SINGLE. application allays the pain
from burn OF ecald the Instant 1t IS applIed. No
tamily should be.without it. For sale By all drug
glsts- fcss-m9Tos
Go to the Hcst.--Go 10 Bryant 9tratton's 9
Chicago Commercial College 10 get thorough,
practical business education, OF to become Coud
Telegraph Operator, Address (eucloetng stamps)
tor circulars, BRYANT & STnATroS, Chicago, Ill.
E-Papcr Hanrincs, Printing, Calcimlplng and
Glazing, at F. E. Isgby's, 50 Randolph street.
nh1NtyNl1m
, 1865-04-03

SAN FRAKc1soo, March 25.-Sandwich Island
dates t. Fcbru-ry 2a.h report that the Govern
nent is negotiat ng for the Importation Of Chi
Ereenbacts have receded to g.. Bal1ion re-.
celpts at The mint continue heavy. Ten thousand
ounces Of go,d we're EsGeived th,ts today. yos !,
block Of buildings worth $4,000, very TITLE oi
winch Ia covered by tnlnExnce.
, 1865-04-03

llilwuukcc Market.
Especial DlspaIch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE, April l.
GE,1s-wneat dull and s@le lower. Sales Oh
Change, 100 at *1.G0t.17. o her grains nominal.
PRoy1s1os B--No transactions In provisions
Marsct at the Eewba:l House tAis evening dsEaer
and active. Sales 100 900 bu Mol winter recelpts at
Z -cta.tn1 ar f1.ff.61 f3.
, 1865-04-03
Republic an Onion city Convention.

The Republican Union voters OF the city
OF Chicago are requested to meet In their respec
tive Wards on Friday, tie 7th day OF april inst
between the hours Of and O'clock p. NJ, for
publican Union Convention to be held al Mettopo-
Titan Hall On Sa urday, the 8th day Of April inst.
at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
Union elector. at the ensuing municipal election
to be held on the 1eth day Of April inst, for the
following named Offices, to Wit:
Mayor.
Commissioner Of the Board OF Public Works.
City Attorney.
CITY Treasurer.
CITY Collector.
Clerk Of Police Court.
TIE convention will consiet of ono hundred and
3nIa IN hn fall
, 1865-04-03
I TOtal.............-,W
ill show the sub dtstEtcls



Total enllstnents since jan. !. 1855. a.999
We arc requested By the Provost Marshal to
enceesl to Ward Associations, the propricty Of
handing In the nanes OF the members that proper
credits may be given for enlt%tMeuta,
, 1865-04-03
aurtio1t Sales.
NTRFRT & SAMPSON,

GILBERT g. SAMPSON,
" GENERAL AuCTIoSEERs, a. ii q ~ Dear.
bolust Chcas 0. III We gtVe our personal attention
to ,alcs Of Household Furniture, &c. at D eng. or
ut lur Sa.csroonls. Parties breaking up housekcep
irr viii mud It thtIr adynutsg to see Us before dis
putinE OF their goods. Our regular ssfo do o. Fur
ntture .pd Household Goods, at our salesrooms ara
Tnt sdayy and Ff1da1s. lnh3lpst9 Il iihp
, 1865-04-03

New York Money 0Iarket.
NEW YORK. Aprl1.
MoSxr-Ea,y at 6aI per Gent.
uoED-Wilhout ectded change. Gpenlag at III.
GoyshNXESr sf3cxs- Quiet and withou: change.
T-ta3 1poTt OF spect+ to-dss. $H,ao.
, 1865-04-03
Markets by Telegraph.


rsnec,a. Dispatch to the Wes.etn tresl1
Exw YoRk. Ap1tl l. Mtdnirht.
A.tne Stock Exchange this morning t1.Ee WA
ytry ac,,yt dcnsEd tor Railway snsses, Inroaahaut
sr,h, u.rles 81 ou1te boo. .an1. Altar LII Beard
hr,rt mn ina market continued ssForE, ana tn -roVa.
,,hc, rf*e In sonr particusrs. Stacks tre scarce
fer teIye,y, snd ,@x cent has been paid, CASH
for Erie, Fl, Wayne and RseK ltIsho'-
o,,.x,-,.r+ srrnr1tles .7emsln ver7 drm. aod uui
r,1,n ,r,,b A good d. m,ot. coat aEd na's.
ct,,,r.on. ,nnres frm md generally bitter. The
roa rrf m took An upward rum towards tn cloie u
the DAY. unetr Opposition TO interpret Tue seee1t
raov+n ent OF Gen. Grant as dsiess 10 out .[ ~
~. IN noone coutieues. aud the supply cf capital
ts steadily crta.i1s. Fo:eign Exchange ss quiet ~
o'''' ~ rxrRo1zux STOCKS.
pe,ro.esm Stocks Ate steady tnd 10 mouefase &C.
man with sa,es Of Cherry Ban 1t &c; EXCELSIOR
9iso. Gtru,ania sc: Manhstsan SO; oee.nl. - a.
retro,cum clcses 1rn at Sc for crude; aiea3h fo7
refined In pord, and fa@74c fol- nee.
BREApsTuYTs.
The Posf esys The Wholesale market nss oeen nne9
depressed, owing to the decline IN 90 opehag o
the E,Ie canal ana the news from Europe. tn -reha
hetn heavy a1d general decline. Flour DEC ined
a,cus 81 %, and the tendcncy Is sttonRi1 oo*o-
card Whea+ freely offered sf oeeIns o1 aooos
1ec. Oats have fallen 1o12s and sre nas lna.sn co
has arrived ely enc= tbs opening o LIE ea'' aau
pt1ce, have falien 1t81sc-
raoy1s1oHs. .. ...
The PORK market has rapidly tactusteo. At the
oncnius OF the week prices rallied sharply and rose to
So co. iht fell to $2s5' AID a1an advanced 10 s<t W
Hcef dt cped sctea 500. and YVES unsaleaole At she
clos. Bacon hsB fiuctuated rapidly, and declined
materially: the market WAL htm at the close. Lard
r1o.es strong, with g9od demand aud light stock.
Cut Meats declined. and sold freely Tallow declined
considerably, and closes very hta7y AZ 1l2eSlse'
The mdrket has been steady during the week. favor'
nt,e Rdytccs ftcm Europe having prevented decline
, 1865-04-03

SOLDIERS uoK-DoSA71oSs.-Th The regular
weekly meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF the
Soldiere' Home Was held on Friday afternoon n
the roome Of the Young Mems Christian Assocas-
uon. Mr. Bryan in the chair.
The report from the Rest showed, du1ag the
month, 5000 arrivals, md 2l,7s3 meals served.
The following donations to the Home
were reported Visitors to the Home, e; S1ni-
trry Commission, supplies Of clothing and beddu z
ftfy as1iclee; Mr. Judge Newell, one Dressing
gown, one coat one pair pant1, three shirts. une
proceeds of entertainment given by Flrs, Pfss6y.
1e1tRn church. f360f5; Mre. Degenherot, IS;
Soldiers AID Society u Whitewater, Wisconsin.
Offering to get up promenade conr crl ana eupper
in Bryan Hall, on Fnday, April 1ih, for the beneft
Of The Home-Acccpteu. Christian Com miaason
Ala Society Of F1rst Baptist Church. twelve gai.
ions pickles; Mrs.. AslwaT, jar sourkrout; First
PresbyteIian Church, two loavcs Of cake four tars
ine Sss1.5 80; Ladies' Aid Society Of Touion ill.,,
Isl e; Uss Of me1odeon for the Home, dons'ed
nc following donations were reported by Mrs.
snyTs he result Of special mission Of appeal fo1
" pa1and or % Bros Powers = Co., I box tea 81; 8
Broyruns Sons, case jelly, g; G: e. G,roet @
! br winter wheat flour, S1l warner q. G9nld na
e. Pssrd erGes So
Chas. sa.saman: s5; Geo. 7; Abbey, 81; Bnrie! El
& Tyr1cll. s; Huntington Bros, Fl0; FrnnkilI
Gilmore IS; !. B Idcson, $40; Il. n. William
son. e: j. McCec- IS: II. n. May. IS; G. Covell
81; r. SCHUYLER, IS; Mre. 7. Doney. il, q; fet
TT d Smith, SlU; 6. c. Cook d O., f25; Cnes
Sawyer, 800: C. Il. Beckwith, t10: 6. s. fugza
ham, s. T. L. Miller, 81; Ja.ne1 E. Gay, $; L
r. P1crfoa, q; n. ~. Sarnnay. S; 7. ": So
ysgr, e; F. u. Gray, IS; E. Keith, FLO; q. 3
Nilmarth. -; g. Dunbar, IS; ". D. Harris: IS
z. Woleon, sloi 4. coosa. SO; Fa!ier. FInct
Fuller, IS; J. y. Scammon, $500; F. Gaylord
christ @: y. c: Telnor- s; :. s,eph-nson, IS
Capt. Phillips. Flu; A. Hatfield. Is: P. L1uman
S.; C. Richmond. Is; John Elliott. IS; I, N
Tptue, $5; A. Il. B ackall, $40; q, Lee, f75: @
W F1apde1r & Co., $a5; GAGE & Drnke fbD
Mathew Ls1lfn, 35U; D. B. Fisk, Sl0o-Total
a vote OF thanks to the donors above mentioned
was unanimously passed, epecial acknowledge
1nent being made Of the obligation npder whic
the Board was placed by Nj. Murdoch.
Tie President hoped that all would labor
make the Fair magnificent success
On motion OF Mira. 6ayers. the enm OF one feo'
aaud dollars from the contributions Collected
her Was psssed to the current hank account:
The following were appointed c9mmrtee i
ahe ensuing week at the Heat: Mrs. AAon1es nj
HradWell, Mrs Bristol and Mrs. Hamtl. -,
MA. RlaIn was appointed ~ Commlt1ee on &C
The The sale Of the" watch" was reported-it vi
sold for 6l00. u
fhen dtecuaeed at length but the conclusions
riycd at were Of no public Interest
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1865-04-03
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE
IL AT AUCTION OF TIE
RICHEST ASSORTMENT
OF
First Glass New Furniture

Fves offered at auction IN this city. commencing on
Thrrstny, AFri q, AtgH o'clock, mn conttnus until
alt sod, al cur Ga. .eto oon Ill. 10 and AS Dearborn
street,
The attention ot buyers Is psrticu.a:ls invited -
thlt SALT as 1t emorscts scme Q: the Finest and rich
I'D Choicest Sly IRON the best me1uf.csurcs IN
Foe.on, NtE Yolk and Cincinnati. Every avt.cle "a
sttcntloa iaytt-d r tae tptsdi1 assortnsn: o. o
walnut Chamotr suits. e thrse IN trn piesg 5ome
Curved F!amss..hs choicest go5ds u 1his ett2 A!so
tsn>ion Tables iarea elegant Eat Treea With mirror
teek ana naree :ae !; 1tsh 1MI;Estes, y TsSS,, wnes
ass rtntnt Of other Furniture. A.Ro 70 The tne as-
oTtment OF elcgaat Pier H!a.se. and Mirt2ls u FGh
gold gilt raIes: A!so ane assortment of ktca sad
Djt1er set, French elass tns g ID It's, Wines and
The Shee s e. n.1E one e Rve4e tue
article to be ao,o without rcsEtve.
Fart "a in the Couptr7 wishing Catalogue will
pic te write for one. Goods Packed and Shipped,
u hslnoGT Ct GlLHEesT Il SAMPSON, AIc'rI.