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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16


From tae p ii~dsphia Republic.
The necessity for mechan's never was
rmore keeniy ieit than 1t thIs season Of the
ayear, whsr contractors are anxious 10 com
pIete buildings before the cold weather sets
in. A more prosperous season has never
been afforded artisans OF all kinds than the
one about TO close, and already capitalists
are talking about improvements they have
in contemplation During the present year
! ,254 buildings have been erected, being i42
more than were erected last year. We need
more mechanics, and in this we do not mean
men who have carried the bod one month
and laid bricks the next Tho Trades Unions
should have the matter Of apprentices ID i'and
and see that . spilieisnt- RanheE nf ! &c.
are brought a.. % trades. They could, with
the immense power thsy wieid, see that
those apprentices are properly instructed IN
the mysteries OF the professions they under,
take 20 acquire. Such rules could be adop-
ed by them as would necessltate youths
remaining at trades until they were compe-
tent 10 pass board Of examiners, and the
cold snuul Ter should be gwen % those VINO.
are no. 50 fitted.
The details Of this plan would require the
careful attention # the Uaions, hll when
they undertake. thi'.g itsis accompl,s bed
with great ability. Judge Peirce, nor long
since SAID: "in all the movements IN ,ds by
w2TkIng,nen Of this country u bitter tneir
condition they have alwass respected the
laws Of the laad." CerElisly organ z,sions I
~hs are thus highly eomplimented from the
bench are capable ct doing much good
soon 10 s<e III ] ..neoce the gssa eek =
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16
STARVATION IN IRIsH PaIscss. "A CORES

SrAbFAEfoks IN IRISH Prisons. "A corres-
pendent writes to the Pal Mall Gaxetts
3" have frequently been on duty in the
county jail at Cork, anu have been a rats
with the. singalarly wan AMI einacissed sp-
Dearancs Of the prisoners. Once happenina
to de,ect peculiarly hungry looking convict,
employed in cleaning the euardroom, IN
the act Of swiftly copcealipg piecs Of meat
from The psied-up heap about to b. cooked
for the mems dinners (aiheft BY the by,
did not think Of reporting). inquired Of he
ga!ekeeper, How ofsea do the prisoners
have meat issued to them y Onst year,
every Christmas day T was tbs rssponse."
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16
foR .GRATN OF ALL KINDS,
a - yr aS saFst1st4.F siia.ss TrsEaaaa .
/. AvD srooK RAES;vG. sa

sAsss iaaas present uasurpssssd adrns.svG Farmers
fron TIE densely ssasd portions q oer Stssss
sensg their more vaia.bls fsrnz and ao~ mak
g lnvestnents 10 these cheaper lands. which prs3scs
siih larger profit and y greater extent TIE <sois
crops common % al she Eershern and middle staiea
Ansag the nsa proatshls sources q vsatb is 49, q
cstsis rasins. and Ne sssinsss has seesns nns.ss
Qut Of D s4 eattia received nst wesk IN the Her Ten
market .sos vsrs fron Ihns and he besf sssns1 =
shsss praries i conceded V b The bestin Ansrss
Sheep thrive sell requirns fodder bat skoss rss.:
ma chess iscsories ~ being saees-sFaiy ssaasAs'
eisss The r4sis in@- ya n.m ri,aI -,.s \.
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FaoM tBsRl.s.

OBsRLIN, o., NV. 4, 1867.
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-16

80" 4
TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
ss<ss So. 1aa..,s-.
RatiTOsad Company
0ss Or ~. IN srss u ~ asrss 90 upvsrds % cub
n porcAassrx ss1ft
$50, 49, ACBEs OF LAND,
sAslr railway. IN ID. Immediate vssnify,
- ns.f ssinG fsrshse ksa d shsn 10 mica
The ps.sstsns % - csmp.ns extend from chicssn
- ossss - ssa psalsss y csava1s nd ere cassd
" nrs1-slns eospfsss. ~ ~ .
eossasr.sle portion q these iasds ns On ~
oAasass Dss.sA. ~ishisN dlss.aes 4 nv. !
60 T. 40 Niles From. Chicago,
- ~ - 4 IL sfl7ts~Azsffc
y. a4E r4N rE ln s-stt -F~s4 NV
NJ sspsn . he hak AnA neA favored Oh 'sas,
shere the range for gssins b exssnsvs hsshiul wA-
Ter. readily skssinsd nom arsssisa ~sl's, sedia
Direct Cennua,cation with the Great
nj az aa markss Of CAicaxss 7f
/ Afs4}s4 iss 81 t1akre4 e. "A
gFhe stsie ssrscustussI Colless. q sesay sndswea
By the General Government has been sssabishsd -
Champaign. in which county The Company have q. 100
acres yet for saSe.DA y At
81 . =. a,ss gasF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-28
Poisoning Case in Connecticut Reported.

From the Bridgeport Standard, Oct all
An examination wa had ia Greenwich la 81
week of Hugh Murray and Peter Mcdonnell
eharErd with ~ attempt 70 poison William
wallace. by N ans of mi YIp g Crotou oil in his
coli: e. All tbs e are in the employ of Hon
WnliSm NJ. Tweed The complaint charges
that on or a. out the ; Of June, and again on
the 9th of October, iSv1. the accused nut Gro.
ton oil in the colt 2 OF MIR. Wallace, from which
ne suffered severely, and was placed in serious
t.anger of death. The evidence was circum.
stantal. 1t Yves shown that Mcdonnell had
purchased large amount of Croron oil at the
drug store of Mr. Mead, and that giobuIes of
CToton oil were floating i'll that portion Of the
coffee which Wallace did not drink
The effects appear to have b. en- mu 2h more
severe from the dose taken Oct 9th ban that
Of June 3Cth. and although Wallace frank but
two swallows on the last occas sion. yet he was
prostrafed thereby, and his physicians said
that all the symptoms were these usually re-
sulting from croton oil taken in large guam
uty- 1t appears that Wallace was abou. %
"a he his dinner under a tree on the 9th of DC.
1obeT, but Murray induced him to sit down IN
DARK corner OF the sh j, where the condition
Of the cofi'e would not be SO readily noticed,
While taking his MONDAY meal. After having
drapk two swallows. aud beginning TO feel the
effects, Murray accused Wallace OF having
told Mr. Tweed about his killing and stealing
chickens. The relations OF all these parties
nad previously been harmonious. The ac-
cused were bound over for trial at the next
term OF the superior court, Murray being held
10 $500 bonds and Mcdonnell in 81 GOO, and
Tor want OF bail they are now in the Bridge.
mort Jail.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OLE PROYIsInNs Avn CInrH1N


October q, 1867. \
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables" will be received at this Blu
rean until O'Clock p, m, on the fourth day of No
vember, lo67, for the supply Of fifty thousand
pounds of Fresh Beef and fifty thousand pounds of
Fresh Vegetables, at the Norfolk Navy Yard and
Station, as required. The Beet and Vegetables
must be OF good quality, and the best the market
affords, and each article must be offered foT by the
pound. The Beef to be in equal proportions, fore
Beef.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
in one half the estimated amount of the contract,
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount of each payment to be made col
lateral security for the due performance Of the con-
tract, WHICH will on no account be paid until it is
fully complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied by writ
ton guaranty, signed by one more responsible
persons, that the bidder bidders will, if his or
their lid be accepted, enter into obligation
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal srltE be considered unless nrconpanted
by such guaranty and by satisfactory erideace that
the bidder regular dealer the articles proposed
and has the license required BIZ act Of CGngreSs,
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered adyanta geous to the Gov
eminent.
It is understood that in case the stipulated auan
tity of either article shall be delivered leaving
balance due the 9th er article. the contract may
be considered as completed in full at the option of
the Department
The responsibility of the euarantors to be certi-
fed to by the Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
District in which they reside. H BRIDGE,
&C 22-lOt Chief of Bureau,
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., October Is. lSS.{
Sealed Prope sails will be received at this office
until II M, on WEDNESDAY, October 30, 1851 for
the delivery Of the following articles of Quarter
master Stores al either Of the points named to wit
B. 4 .. Railroad Depot, 9th street wharf, or Lin
coin Depot -
5l2, 900 five hundred and twelve thonsand) pounds
of good, sound, clean Oats, in good. strong
sacks, each sack containing 100 pounds
56 900 fifty six thousandl pounds of prime Timothy
~ Hay, loose or in bales
16S, 900 Zone hundred and sixty hit thousand)
pounds of good clean, Wheat Straw, in bales
Bidders will state the price per pound for Oats 9,
including sacks, and for Hay, either baled loose
and for Straw in bales, and the number of pounds
of each article they propose to furnish, and at
which OF the three points named above the delivery
will be made.
All articles delivered on contracts made under
this notice will be subject to rigid inspection by
inspectors appointed by the undersigned, and none
received or paid for which do not come up to the
standard.
must be given in each bid, who will act securities
in the contract is awarded to the bidder. The
names of these persons must be signed ia their own
hands, to statement to the above effect which
will accompany each bid. -
- Payment will be made in Government funds,
upon completion of contract, or soon thereafter
as funds are furnished for the purpose. ,
The proposals will be addressed to the under.
signed, and endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Grain, Hay, and Straw - -
By order of the Quartermaster General.
-. j. G. McFERRAN,
2 Deputy Qu8rtermaster General,
oc l6-6t Brevet Brig. Gen. U. 8. Army.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Il
WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 2. 1851.

OFFICE INDIAN AFFATRS.S
WASHINGTON. D. c.. October 2. 1851 !
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
Indian Affairs until IL o'clock m the 18th day Of
October, 1867. for snppying friendly Indians with
Ts be delivered daily, at Il neal, North Platte
q $50 pounds of Beef, net, weight four hundred
and sixty nine t46sl pounds Of BaeSn: fourteen
hnndred s and Of Corn
Meal; and one hundred 900, quarts Of salt.
dian Territory: Twenty six hund red and forty
eight 6iS) pounds of eef wei ght; seven hun
RspP6s ID s
TIVE hnndred q 900, pounds Of Corn Meal and
UFf be sns s SefEfs the Ar
kansas river, near Fort Zar.h Thirteen hun
% hn hss Dous 9y Rss
pounds of Bacon; eleven hundred and twenty-five
fifty pounds Of Corn 5p Meal and " eighty S S
The Beef to be delivered on the hoof; the Flour
and Corn Meal in good, strong sacks, and all
the articles to be of good quality, and subject to
Inspection and rejection by the agent receiving
The delivery to commence within fifteen days
it. and to he Continued thirty days after the con,
tractor or contractors shall have received notice
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs reserves the
right to INCREASE a or diminish the Quantity of any
above named points Also to change the place of
delivery whenever the service requires it. the con
sum for any additional cost of transportation
Proposals must be made separately for all the
supplies to be delivered at each the points herein
designated, and must show the price per pound of
each article. They must be endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence, - and submitted in the following
form: or We, hereby propose to furnish the In.
terms Of the dvestisement of the 1ctnr no 5he
sioner of Indian Affairs, dated October2, 1857, and
if this proposal be accepted will at once execute
contract and give satisfactory bond for its per-
Torrance. They must also be accompanied by a
proper guarantee signed by two responsible per-
sons, stating that if contract is awarded they
will enter into bonds for its faithful performance;
the sufciency of the guarantors to be certified by
a United States judge or district attorney.
1t is important that the contract be executed inn
mediately after the award is made. Bidders should,
therefore, be present at the opening of the bids,
either in person or by attorney.
Payment will be made at the Office of Indian At
fairs on presentation of vouchers, in duplicate,
o ~ 70 h ~ @ cd 'is
The right is reserved to reject any all bids
made under this advertisement.
Proposals will be addressed t. the q Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, - Washington, d. G..
CHARLES E. MIX.
oc 9th, sa, tn, t29 Acting Commissioner.
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- The Germans of Ere derrick, Md, ara
abeot TO purchase thirty Eight acres OF land
fIom Or. Tyler, of that city, for a shooting
park.
- Hop Benjamin f. Wade will, it i. said
endeavor to secure the nomination 10 the House
OF Representatives from Gen1 Garfeld's dis
tricr next fail.
1-Some OF the Iowa Masons want to admit
negroes, but the Grand Lodge won't do 1t.
~Napol.on Ill, by order of his physician,
aostains entirely 1tom the use OF +obacco.
kSA substance similar TO coal has been dis
covered IN southern Italy, TO the great joy OF
the people.
81 The old rumor about Napoleon's insanity
mas been revived. II true, his madness is
more tnan match for other mems Wit.
IWo ingenious youths in New Haven
dew up mrs Duly with gunpowder while
tnar worthy lady was lying drunk on the floor
OF her house. ~o AN0-
- Nearly or quite 5000 persons have fallen
victims TO the epidemic In New Orleans.
D Walter Brown. the oarsman. is matchsd
TO run five miles in thirty three minutes
DS The election in Florida, nv oraaro,c
Pope, is TO be held on the lith, 18th, and 16th
days Of November.
ST. The Ohio river is now so low At .o,,,
VILE that the terry. boats between Pa.sIus
and New Albany have had to lie nm. a snd
skiffs are instituted.
~ The Eight Hour Carpenters Leaspa &,
San Francisco fiourishes. All hands ger As
a. many hands as they desire on the ' e,f ana
hour system.
I" Overccats to the knees very tight pants,
ike those worn thirty years ago, and silk hats
win low crowns and broad brims; such are
mems fashions for the coming season.
~ Six pilots on the Red ri YER died last week
OF yellow fever. They were regarded as
among the most skillful and trustworthy OF the
fraternity.
~ There are four churches In the town OF
OTIS, Mass, in but one Of which services are
hello; and such has been the case for several
years.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DISTRICT
COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SAID DISTRICT.
To all tchonq it may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that ON the 5th and 9Th
Gays cay OF august, ,lo3S' the armed enemy 9 vessel
sells Of the United States belonging to the Western
Gulf Bloc kading Squadron, under the command Of
day of September, 1867 the same hbelled and
prosecuted in this Court in the name of the United
States for the in the libel stated and that
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall
the city Of Washington, on the FIRST MON DAY
Of DECEMBER next, when and where sll persons
are warned TO appear to show cause why condenna-
ton should not be decreed and to intervene for
their interests.
Septer:ber % 1861. r. J. MEIGS,
OC 2aWtd Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctiopeers.
II No. 826, g. e. corner of Seventh and ID st


PARLOR. DINING. AND CHAMBER FURNI.
TURE, BRuSsELs,a THREE-PLYs AND IN
GRAIN CA RPETS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3oth instant, at 10 clock
a M, we shall sell, at the residence of a gentle
man declining housekeeping on street north,
No. So. viz 3 :. 80 !. f--.a, g t5f@
Black Walnut Parlor Set, consisting Of
! Tete a Tete Sofas. Castor and Side Chairs,
- upholstered in Hair Cloth.
! Black Walnut Book Case and Rosewood Work
TIA bles. ID -. - 49, e-rf
Black Walnut What Not Centre Table,
tered in Green Rem IN. - e.. -
Two oak -coioredr Chamber setts, all complete,
One green - =.
One drab So - "
Painted Wardrobes, Tables, and Cane-seat
Chairs.
Husk Mattresser, Feather Pillows, and Bosters,
Brussels, Three ply, ingram, and other Car
! Han Oil. cloths, Crash and Stand Rods,
S.fOot alnut Extension Dining Te6le,
No. William Penn Cooking Stoves and Uten-
sils, -
Parlor and Chamber Stoves.
good assortment of Crockery and Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cash. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
oc 25-5t Auctioneers
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
YALE OF METALS, NEW OUARTERMAS-
TER STORES, AND LUMBAR.

SALE & GER N sTdhEs A NET SNXARTERMAs
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFTfeR, I
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., Oct. Is, 1877
Will be sold at public AUCTION: on MONDAY.
rection Of Brevet Colonel A. p. Blunt. A. @. N
5OH0RSES and 30 MULES, more or less;
go AMBULANCES. worm
25g ARMY WAGONS, worn;
Several OF these Spring Wagons are of very su.
periOr finish
The Mules offered are a very select lot, well
worthy the attention of purchasers.
After which the following Metals and Quarter
master Stores, entirely new, TO wit:
3W0 Copper 1000 :. Chains do,
LOCO - Copper Bot-15,ocO Bolts.
LOCO lbs. Lead, 5000 Broom III andes,
$40 900 = Horseshoes, 800 Lamp Chimneys,
100000 " Mule do, 600 pieces Lamp wick.
60 Empty Bottles,
consisting in part of Carpenters and Blacksmiths'
Tools, Sash Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe
Valves, Fire Brick, &C., &c.
$500 feet l39-inch Oak 5000 feet s inch Oak
5000 feet 2,inch do, do 800 feet Inch Hickory
s9o " Innb do DO DO. ,2 P'f Pink assorted
Sale to commence at 10 a. M, and continue from
day to day until all are sold.
Horses, Mules, and Wagons will be sold singly:
other articles in lots.
The Metals will be delivered to purchasers at 9Th
street wharf at railroad depot.
Catalogues of sale can be had ON application.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
By order of the Quarter mas ter General.
J. c. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quarternaster General.
&C Cots Brevet Brigadier General, U. s. army.
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Star Office Building
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANoFORTE, ROSEWOOD
PARL0R SUITE. SILK pAMAsk CURTAINS,
ROSEWOOD MARBLE-TOP TABLES
FRENCH MCH Plate MANTLE MIRRORS. MAR,
BLE-TOP ETEGERES, MARBLE-TOP CHA NJ
BOARD, BRUSSELS AND THREE-PLY CAR
PETS CHINA AND GLASS WARE AT AUG
On THURSDAY MORNING, October 81, 1857. at
ing housekeeping, No. 2J5 street between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets, We will sell an
elegant assortment Of household furniture com
Carved Rosewood Parlor Suite, upholstered in
Rosewood Case Pianoforte, seven octave, by Chick
Two French Plate Mantle Mirrors
Rosewood Marble Top Etegeres
Silk Damask and Lace Curtains
Rosewood Marble Top Tables, finely carved
Walnut Marble-TOp Tables
One BrOnZed French Mantle Clock
japanese Vases, Alabaster Figures and Orna-
Eronzed Figures and Ornaments
Marble-top Bureaus. Washstands
Mirror front Wardrohes
Walnut Bedste and Wardrobes
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather BOlsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, and Spreads
Lounges, Curtains, and Shades
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Marble top Sideboard
Walnut Extension Dining Table (l2 feet)
Walnut Cane-seat Dining Chairs
Morocco Dining Chairs
Velvet covered Dining Chairs
Cut and Engraved Preserve Dishes
Cakestands. Chinaware
Wine. Champagne. and Claret Glasses
PaIlOr and Heating Stoves
Together with many articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms cash. COOPER LAT1MER.
oc q AuCtiOneerS.
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PROPOSALS.
-TNITED STATES MAILS.
y LOUISIANA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. %. 1851.
Proposals VIII be received at the Contract Office
of this Department until O'Clock p. m. of Deem
Der p next ito be decided by the lith) for Carry
ing the Mails of the United States from April /,
1863 to june 20, 1871.
EoUrE No. Soo1,From Alexandria. by Lamothe,
Cotile, ClouteI vile, Marthaville, Natchftoches,
Pleasant Hill, Mansfield Keatchie, Spring Ridge,
and CT and Cane to Shreveport 1913 miles, and back,
three times week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, at a. m.
Arrive at Shreveport third days by pm
Leave Shreveport Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at a H.
Arrive at Alexandria third days by .. m
The accepted bidder Will be required to take the
oath C0mmOnly known as the test oath and to ex-
ecute contracts in the form and manner prescribed
by law and the regulations OF the Department.
For further and fuller particulars to the CON
ditioLs TO be Incorporated into contracts, and of
the liabilities Of bidders. reference is made to the
pamphlet advertisement, dated October, 81, 1866
inviting proposals for carrying the mails of the
United States in the State of Louisiana, which can
be found at the principal post offices.
Proposals must be sealed, subscribed " Mail Pro
posals Route No. 5000 s tate of Louisiana ~ an Il
addressed to the - Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Contract Office
ALIEN. W. RANDALL,
oc q 1awit Postmaster General
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X LAI ApCt0neerS,
- Late clerks with ]. G. Mcclure & Co..
Star Office Building.
ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE. PIANO.
FORTE, MIRROR BACK ETEGERE, MAR
~ GHk 1 TOP poG TAABahES K0SE N,s D,I SEWING
SUITES, CARD TABLES, BRUSSELS AND
THREE-PLY CARPETS, DINNER ANDTEA
sE EST,C, sILVER-PLATED WARE, &C., AT
6 On TUESDAY MORNING, October %, 1867. at
TompSins No sa sreet between rhirteenh
and Fourteenth streets, we shall sell fine assort
ment of parl and chamber furniture, comprising
M1rror-b back Etegere, rosewood hair cloth Sofa
Walnut arm and Side Chairs, Tin green damask)
Rosewood Sewing Chair, upholstered in red da.
mask
Rosewood Card Table, Brouzed Mantle Clock
Green Damask Lambrok ms, with Lace Curtains
Marble-top Centre Tables, BrOnZed Drop Light
W alnut Book case, Marble-top Conode
Walnut Marble top Chamber Suites
WALNUT Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and
Painted Cottage Suites: Bolsters and Pillows
Fine Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Iron Bedsteads and Lounges
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Cherry Sdeboard, Writing Desk
White French China Dinner and Tea service
Silver plated Ice Pitcher and Waiter
Silver plated Urn and Cake Basket
Cut and Engraved Wine and Champagne GIasses
Slaret and Hook Glasses, Goblets
Finger Bowls, Decanters
China and Tin Toilet Ware
Parlor and Heating Stoves
Kitchen requisites, &c.
Terms cash. COOPER a LATIMER
&C AuCtloQeerS,