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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01
Col. w. Underwood,

The popular candidate for municipal honors,
FIVE Is, minutes with the FINLEY DAsHER.
W. B. WALDRAN, ESQ.,, Secretary and Trea-
surer Memphis and Little Rock railroad. uses
the FINLEY DASHER. Ask him IL he can
now afford to do without it? DR.. j. Y. CUM
MINGS says butter il obtained at his house in
from three to five minutes with the FINLEY
DASHER. Go and get one and try it yourself.
Price, So 90. cash.
32l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01
AGENTS WANTED
IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE UNITED
STATES.
]. A. CAMERON & CO.

AGENTS WANTED
In every county in the United States for the
CHURN DASHER. Liberal induce
ments TO active and reliable men.
]. A. CAMERON Il CO.,
32l Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
Agents for the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,

THREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS. NEAR
Il Memphis a Charleston railroad. The OBJ
ject Of this school is 10 prepare boys for the
University If virginia, any college, or for the
active duties Of life. In the Urinary depart
meat special attention will be given to reading,
writing aud spelling. TIE Principal has bad
ten years experience in teaching in Alexan-
dria. Richmond and Lynchburg Va. and de-
sigus establishing a permanent school. The
Academy Is located In a community noted for
its refinement and Intelligence, and Is near
Park Avenue Church. where religious services
are held every Sunday. Board can be obtained
near the school fer SIS per month. The next
session commences February 81, 1855.
REFEsKxcEs-Dr. J. J. Williams, N, NJ.
Trc1evant, ~. d. Deadrick. Z. Rayner. Esqs..
Capt. r. A. Cole, patrons; Rev. NJ. d. Hege. y.
D.. Rev. T.. v. Moore, d. ID. Richmond; Rev, r.
L. Dabney, I. ID. Rev. B. n. Smith, D. d., Union
Seminary; Rev. J. B. Ramsey. d. D., Hon. =.
n. Dcane. Judge D. A. Wilson. LynchhgTF.
Va; Rev. J. r. Wilson. d. D.. Aurusfa, Ga.
lrof. q, s. Neuable, Universty Of Nirnnia;
Prof ". Dinwiddie, late Of University Of Va.
~ W. I. MILLER. n. A.. Pri=rip.i.
CUBsCRIBE Fok The ~ BIC LKDGER,
- which i the CHEAPEST daily published
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01
Trustees Sale.

TTN9ER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
secure the payment Of certain indebtedness
therein specified. on the 18th day of November,
Is57-duly recorded in the Registers office of
Shelby county. in Book No. GO, pages AL, 422-
to which reference ia mado, will. on
Wednesday, 9Th Day of Feb'ry, Ises,
at the corner of Washington and Second streets,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
at public cutlery, the following described pro-
perty, to.wit: Two (2) brown, mare Mules (;
one about sixteen hands high, the other about
fifteen hands high.
Hours of sale, between u and o'clock.
SAM. P. ROSE, Trustee.
January o. ISIS. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01
o &c II.

OFFrCE METROPOLITAN PoLIcE CONN'Es,l
MHNPHIs. January -, ls62
THE NEW DRAT NUMBERS, FOR THE
4 forfy-frst corporatc year. are nov ready
FOR issue ~ til ofice Of the Tax CeIlector on
Phi. flegc Every drav. cart OF wagon. sub-
let 10 license. wtIl Be required q have ne neE
humber, On OF before fehruar trtt.
A. p. BURDTTT.
10 Act. supT Metr5ptlitnn Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01

WYE ARE NOW PREPARED TO CON-
w press Cotton, day and might, ~ or New
Press. northwest corner Memphis and Charles.
ton depot Entrance on Adams street, and
through the depot grounds. We have abund-
ance OF room in the Charleston Cotton shed fot
buyers to class their Cotton and make mp their
- NV " ' WALDRtF & GILL.
OFFICE, No. 2zS Front street:
Memphis January T. 1855. III 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01


No, 2is5-In the Chaacery Court Of Mempl ,is,
Tennessee - Insolvent bill-John Hallu n t,
administrator estate Of ]. W. Matthews, g
ceased, vs.. james II. Matthews, et al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING FROM
II affidavit on tlei this cause that defendants,
James II. Matthews, Joseph W. Matthews, ".
l.. Siricklin and wife Bette J. Stricklin. Jas.
Hamer and wife Sarah G. Hamer, and Mark
Healy a. non-residents Of the State Of Ten-
nessee: IL is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
FIRST Monday in March. 1855. and plead. answer
or demur 10 compiainsat's bill. or the same
viii be taken for confessed as 70 them and set
for hearing ex parte and il Is further ordered
that all creditors having claims against the cs-
tate Of j. W. Matthews. deceased, file them
With the Clerk and Master on or before the
first day Of May. lS6s, or the ssme will be
barred; and that q copy Of this order be pub
hshed in the PUBLrc LEDGEE. a newspaper
monfhs.
A true copy-Attrst:
A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK. d. c. and NJ.
January 2, 1876.
HaILuE. cH.LNEEs a WAsHIEeroS. Solicit
ton Tor complainant Was
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NOTICE =
TO DEALERS IN uIIs, PAINTS WRHlssts, ETC.

THsvE SOLD TOT. S. JUKBs TIRE EX-
ei1ef re rirht in Menphis, Tenn, to manu-
factnre nd sell my CAN for shipping purposes.
Iii recon tmended By the Board OF UnderHri-
tiers. Of 81. Lcnis, as
THE ONLY PERFECT PACKAGE
for the use specified p.xKvp
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Madison, Gibson, dyer.

Obion, Henry and Hardeman counties, Tenn;
and Marshall, Lafayette, Pontotoc and Yalo-
busha counties, Miss, are open to agency for
mediately to J.A. CAMERON u co.
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TRUSTEES SAID.

DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER CON-
ID ferred on me by Deed Of Trust from Ga
briol Smither and Joseph Il. Clarkson. dated
the 9Th day Of April. 1857. will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-01

SvBsc clR 7 p - , Eab y BL ~ LkPek
u ths STATE Of Isunestee.
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Sundays kilograms
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Considerable uneasness aid amusement was
awakened by Schofeld's resolution regarding ex-
pressiOns by justices of the Supreme Court rea-
tive TO the constitntonality of the reconstruction
acts. The resolution was general, though pointed
by it's author against Field.
minority Of the committee are determined 70
ms Ike the investigation thorough. 1t is intimated
that the chief justice even is implicated equally
with others.
1t is ascertained certainly that the admnistra.
ton will take strong grounds regarding the Ala
bsma claims. and that the ultimatum will be
tersely stated. The situation excites much inter-
est end some apprehension.
Leslie Combs will probably be rejected By the
Senate as marshal of Kentucky.
JOhu Young Brown will receive a heavy vote in
the House, but there Is no probability Of his being
seated.
MISCELLANEOUS.
resolution was offered in the Arkansas con.
vention DISTINGUISHING all who opposed recon
structon and declaring voting against the Consti-
tuition sufficient cause Tor Acknowledgement. Re.
ferred.
A memorial IN reference to the continuing Of
the freedmeD's bureau caused a spirited debate.
Adopted by strict party vote.
Governor Fletcher is about TO seize the Missouri
Pacific Railroad in behalf OF the State. bill has
been introduced in the legislature sbolshing CAPT.
tai punishment, and for the establishment OF par
don board of commissioners.
The employees on the Memphis, Clarksyille and
the nOnpayment Of wages. A law has passed
the Tennessee legislature permitting negroes to
hold Office and sit on juries. Negro candidates
already on the track for important county Off
ces. Able law ers have pronounced the law I'M
Constitutional.
The steamship Gen. Grant, from New Orleans,
arrived at New York on the I'd.
mass meeting is proposed TO be held in New
York on the 22d Of February, to raise funds for
Southern educational purposes.
Schooner Jane Emerson, from New Orleans,
passed Fort Monroe on the ID.
FOREIGN.
The king Of Denmark signed the treaty for the
transfer OF the island of St. Thomas.
A severe famine prevails in Anglers.
Prince Hgmbert, of Italy, has been betrothed
to Margaret. sof Genoa.
As the Liberals oppose the French press law,
Napoleon threatens to withdraw il.
Jhe Prussian Diet, under the threat of Bismarck
to dissolve it, voted large indemnity TO the King
Of Hanover and Duke of Nassau.
In accordance with the request Of Lord Stanley
the pasha of Egypt has recalled the auxiliary
corps which lie sent to join the Abyssiniaa expe-
diuOn.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-Yesterday being settling day
Ientes fell of, closing at a decline of i've centmes
The French forces are IN Rome, aud sustain the
Liberals, with whom Farragut's relations are in
innate.
The Courier says Farragut promised to support
Garibsldi.
The Courier Francois says Farragut's feet at
Naples is intended as a cOunterpOse.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04
Military appointment. .
HEADoUARTERs, FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Feb. l, 1868.

HEADQUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La, Feb. l, 1868.
Special Orders No. ISL
2. Acting Assistant Surgeon John Ridgey,
United States army, is hereby relieved from his
present duties, and will proceed, without delay
to Austin, Texas. and report to the commanding
general, and TO the chief medical officer, district
of Texas, for assignment to duty.
3. Upon the recommendation Of his excelleney
Gov. Baker, Of louisiana the following appoint
nents are hereby announced, to fill existing
vacancies:
Parish of Cast Felicisna-Henry Marston to be
police juror, fifth ward.
Parish of West Feliciana-P. G. Kaufman, to
be coroner.
Parish Of Caddo-W. G. Pickens, to be justice
Of the peace, fifth ward.
Upon accepting these appointments. the above
named persons will forward to this Office a copy
of the oath prescribed by law.
BY command Of Major General Hancock:
GEO L. nARTSUFF.
ASS Adjt General.
Official
NAIHANITL BURBANK,
% Lieut. 37th Inry, Bvt. LIST Lieut., U 2. a.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04

DETERIORATION OF ESeLIsH RACE HoRsEs,-A
writer In the St. Paul's Magazine says: at Is
TACT incapable of denial that, during the last
twenty years, the stamina and staying powers OF
the English racer have been manifesty on the 1e'
cline for, to-day there is bat one i've year Old,
Gomera, in training in England who can compete
wi b three-year olds at weight for age over q cup
course (from two to three miles), and not SIX
yesr-old or aged horse that can hold his own 10
good company among younger horses over the
Beacon Course, "a miles 1913 yards,) at Newman
ket: and the fact of the deterioration in the
ct smina of our horses Is not matter Of specula-
Il en- but is admitted by all who are well informed,
az take the trouble TO investigate the subject"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04

Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana state
Fair For sale 81 Canal street.
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This Company continues 10 insure against the Pefs q tas
Sea- River and against Fresahsct 70 the ci me
tsr1f Of the Board Of Underwriters Of III ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
CERsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE
The above Stove uses fry per cent fuel and bakes bet
bread than any other in This fact was
fairly and incoRtesaby at the Meehan
les Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans, 1868, and the St.
Louis Fair OF 1861.
Every one of these Stoves guaranteed delivered any
where within the city free Of caarge.
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES of the most In
proved Patterns. Liberal advantages offered TO tbs trade
K. HALLER Agent
No lS5 Tchoupitoulas street.
Ordsrs LEFT at OMechanes' and Dealers Exchange,
No los ST. Charles the New Orleans POstoce,
will receive prompt attertion
GAINES 81 RELF.
100 CANAL STREET.
Wishing to reduce their large ssOckO
Decorated China,
DINNER SITS, CHAMBER SETS. TABLE TOLL
SETS, COFFEE SETS, TEA SETS, FLOWER
VASES, ETC, ETC,
French Hronzes and French Marble Clocks
English and American Plated CASTORs, FRUIT BOWLS
WATERS, WATER PITCHERS, COVERED DISHES
CARDLEsTICKs, EXPERIENCES, TEA URNS, CAKE and
BREAD Baskets, DISH COVERS,
silver Ware and Gas Fixtures,
solicit the attention Opurebaers their stock
which they sale greatly reduced prices and which
they feel assured will satisfy Onsin want Of the above
articles.
CEORGE w. Holman,
UPHoLsTERER,
Residence and Work Rooms II and 49 ChAres Street, CUP
stairs) New Orleans.
cs,.,. on Cloths and Mating laid down notice
Window Shades Cornces and Curtains put uP Carpets
Lambreoun Curtains Furniture Covers cut and made
Furniture Upholstered repaired and vanished Mattresses
made order old Resulted Sheets, Pillow Cases etc
m hotels steamboats, and private families made and every de-
rton Of Upholstery Work done with neanes and dispatch
and a REASONABLE rERNs
| PEfRoLEUM STOVE COMPANY.
| Jervey' Potent.
other stove cam DO without smoke sshs. Noisssss
HEATING sToyEs for PaIOgs oases and Be1ToopS or
snted state Rights for the the above stove
can be purchased reasonsb terms Agents WITH sinai
kSpI, 90 :" JFRvEY DKMAHY.
HAEA.. HOUKR - co.
q a HALL JOHN YOUNG, JE.l
81 and 50 Common stress. New OrissAss
sADDLERY, HARNESS,
uBIk RUBBER AND LEATHER BANDS
saddlsrY Hardware and Leather Eiuainrs
AND
ALL KINDS OF PLANTATION HARNESS.
CREsCSNT CITY cisTERN FACTORY
IV.................oANr sTREEr..................H
TIE undesgasd having purchased The interest Of tns q
tate ofJ MsFszenn In the above estabEansnt wiz
time the business his and for his
and BY eO.anusd sxeItOn and prOp bushes
hope. te merit continuance OF The patronage literally
!, stows1 90 ths old arm III
AL WORK GUARANTEED.
. WILLIAM AYdES
snccscg to J. 7. NcFs Isan 90
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

CILMoR HOUSE
MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE
This house thoroughly repaired and renovated and
che prouietors are prepared 70 supply guests with
cemfort and convenience. kkkLAhD W,
Proprietors.
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CITIzHHY MUTUAL IssUHAsOn
COMPANY.
unee-Hs. o Carsadeles street.
Amountof Premiums for the year lSos........tSSstn
ArounsOf Assets Of the Company ...........$SeHsA
Ths Of Trustees hsss resolved 10 pay su per csnk
,nt.r. ON thu outstanding Certificates Of scps sndansr
IN. neaond Monday in February inst and have further
cls scrip dividsnd Of per cent O. cent
xRssfEss:
4 Iorb>r l. Grand.
Iohn cauchA A. n. D'Ness
J. Stouso. r. halhon-
" a. Barriers. A veroin DeGruy,
Ar.kntenbcrzsE, IN blois,
.. Lsnors bidsnf
q. 0AIILARD, Presfdent
HY CAsTAREDE Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-04

FACTORS AID TIADERy
NsUF .ANCE COMPANY,
oo...............C Arondelet street..,.........sS
NEW oRLEANs
ALL DIVIDE NDs IN THIS COMPANY ARE PAY
ABLE IN CASH.
Amount Premiums received IN the hrst year Tot sight
nonths) Of It's Business ending S9th April 1857 $iJo A.
ASSETS:
BOth .pril, Isc5.................s.sS4o,s VI
This Company continues 70 Issue Policies against Loss
and damage By Fires and the Pes Of Rivers aad Sess
the IJurrent Rates Of Premium.
MICHEL MUsSON, President
HARMON DOANE, vics President
In A PALrRKf, SecTstary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

RITUALisM AND CATHoLICIsM.-Spm e sir
weeks ayo, Dr. Rogers, who from boyhood m
been identified with the Episcopal Caarch II
Memphis. introduced tue rItualtsltc service
into has church, which attracted large crowds
every Sabbath. Each subsequent sun l.y ia
church, and the clergy ana faithful Iaity b.
came slammed al the progress of the ne ~ fsitn
which he had introduced. The b. Iop 81 ths
Diocese mean while took the matter 10 hand
and forbade Dr. Rogers 20 pursue the course
which he had marked out for m mself aud DR.
h. refused TO obey the Injunction. He accord
lhgly announced IN the Appeal that he had re-
nounced the Episcopal Church. and had en-
5Taced he Catholic faIth- Last SabbGth Ne de-
The Appeal says the scene wss very Inpr~s-
siNe, aud when he came 20 the close-the bid
ding farewell 20 the Hook that had followed ~.
lead, many OF whom he had baptized a. chill
drsn, aud who had grown NJ under his eye,
and all Of whom hsd known him TOR 4 duartar
OF century, in has struggles with ths woHi
and against 1.-THE scene was traly Affecting.
There was scarcely n dry eve IA the Ju %. Dr.
Rogers, in conclusion, SAID that IL hsd con-
sidercd and weighed the question we'll,
and lad determined that AZ was NOS
for him 10 Withstand The eiists Of those VINO,
rgbuuiIy or wrongiuliy, are The leaders Of q
81 aHSn OF the Gnu -ch 10 which he h-id atleei-
ence. Believing ii At the doctrines Of the Church
OF homs We're right, he vsuli 40 % them. ana
De implored al those who wers, like himself
IN tue awful state Of dOu0t. 10 AXE uD their
minds either not To resist OF 10 20 with him.
lie ATteai ADDS. AT the conclusion there
Has not a dry eye an the house" and az UNDER
stands that ''msny Of those who thus far have
followed the fortunes OF Dr. K lgers have d.
termlned to go with ham into tie bo.Om OF ths
CLurch OF Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

EXTRAORDINARY LOVE AND MARRIAGE
AffAIR-A very extraordinary aud romantic
analr IN which young lady Of Newark play
90 part, Is related by the Advertiser of that
CITY. H. appears from ats story that some tune
ago young gen -leman, whose parents reside
IN respectable quarters IN New York clty, aud
are sad 10 b. wealthy, won the affections OF q
daughter OF Mr.. John EBgleborn, OF Newark
snd eloped with her, before yet her pareats
tDouent DER old enough 10 b. ian ueU ced by tn..
lender passion. She was taken - the resIden cs
al Trend on Long Island, from whence sue
Was soon aft-r reclaimed by det-cSiy-s from
newark on compliant OF Mr. EnglehOrn, who
also 60 nmenced \ SUIT against tn- mau for ao-
Quoting lhe girl. Pending the salt, the youth
ful adorer who seemed 10 have the most lua,-
cent intentions towards Miss EaglehOra, car
rleo her OF Tor the second ume aua placed ber
again on Long Island at some hot-I. Waite
here and during his aO seIce she y .Id-d 10 toe
entredtes OF gentleman liyIus IA sns san.
hotel and married hiIa
The nd gnauOn OF lover NJ. when thus
was almost uGcOn trolable. He states that b..
was only Restrained from turning tue comedy
INTO a tragedy by the absence OF has pDckst
pistol He returned 10 NJ Nark, an 4 D dii the
newly married couple, the husband eXp-clag
10 hnd cnly warm reception from has fat sr-
lL-iaS. HIS turn for surprise, however, had
come He was summarily elected from rue
house aud his brI1e locked Up in her roo n
IL was too late 10 quench the flame, and the
eIrl clIngiDg TO her last love, was allowed To
return 10 her husband, leaving a disconsolata
father and an extra lover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-27

o0A Hebrew Sunday school Is about to be
established In Petersburg, Va.
~New York still thinks OF an iron tunnel
to Broo kIyn.
~Hon. John Slidell, IL is said, will endeay-
or 10 regain his cOnfiscatei property ia NeS
orleans by an appeal 10 the courts there.
ST. New York church proposes to have a
full band, string and brass, in the place of an
organ.
~ Mr.. Brigham Young rs now the one sew
enty-huh part OF a widower. He has lust ios1
one Of has wives.
~A Prob Ibitory Club was Organized in
Detroit on Friday night. Its members are
pledged TO vote only for such candidates. for Of
nee as are pledged to the prohIOitory liquor
system.
81 Feed is said 10 he so scarce in some Sac
uoLs OF OHIO that farmers are selling of THAR
stock at remarkably low figures. Five thous
and two hundred and Fifty sheep were cold at
Cleveland last week for sra So or n We cents
per head, the seller retaining the hides, and
the purchaser slsughtering the animals
SNelocipedes have been pnt TO another
prseucai use IN France. In the neigh borh ood
OF Lyons the postmen mounted on them at
the expense OF government, and in conse-
9uence, get through their delivery in q third Of
the usual time.
~The wife Of Phillip Hart, merchant or
Jscksop, Miss, was found drowned In q cIs-
tern, on his premises, in that city, a few days
ago. She was q bride Of but few weeks.
"A new monthly, called the .Womans
Advocate" and devoted 20 reform, Is 70 be h.
sued in new York.
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RY GREEN q wILLIAMs.
~ Auotiopeers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. S26, soatbeast corner 9TH aud ID stree.s
KY C0oPkK a LArInEs, Aoot.oueer.,

Rf COoPkk LATIAER, Aucr.s,.eer,
- Late Clerks with q. McG1fro a %
Southwest csrner Penn avenue aUi TaGn s.rsat-
tstar once Building
WALNUT GREEN Rep PARLoR SUIrF
TURKISH CBAIK, PLANO, WALNUT MAJ
BLk-lOP BukkAUS AsD wAsnsrASDs
MALhUT SlkftS TABLES. WHATSoT'
hhIh, HALL ChAIRs, ysLyEr AND ENi
hiSh bhUs,hLS CARPETs, STEP GAR
PATS, All AUCTION.
On TRUhSDAY MORNING Ocean.
"TIbe Der ), 1875 At 10 O'cIock, at tbs resi-.
cence Of 9 lady declining housekae5,ne
NO 10. street, between 18th aad 18TH str.ets
We ali sell very superior collection II aoass,
hoId urpiture, com pTfsing-
une hesewood-case Pianof0rte, by ChickerfnV
Walnut Green hep Psrlor Suite
alDut Turkish Chairs aud L-uUpes
MaiBut enter Tables and WhatnOt
ainut Library liable cOverea in green cloth
Rosewood Marble top Hstrzck, Hall Ch.iIs
dlnut marble top Bureaus aud Mashsfa.d.
WaIdrobes Beds'esds
Hair and husk NJ Mattresses, Feather PiIIovs
Neiy.t; Brussels and other ar oets
IL Oiled walnut Cane seat Chairs, carved
Large alDDt hefI Igerator, COST n zoo
New Copper Cooking Utensils
Copper Coal Nod, Copper Kettle
New Timed Saucepans. Euober Hose ana Pine
CIockery spd Glassware, Tubs, sc.
Terms cash.
COOPER LATIMER. auc,s.
HOUSE FOB RENT. Inquire of the A Auction
eSis y
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NEW EXPRESS LINE.

NEW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. 1>>~
TWEEN NEW YORK AND Ha3K
THE DISTRICT. 26146A
This Company Will hereafter run two Steamers
aweek,
Leaving New York every Wednesday at l2m
And every Saturday at Il IN
Leaving Georgetown every Monday at 40 m,
And every Thursday at m
Freight received at ali times and Forwarded st
lowest rates,
JOHN r. DAVIDSON, Agent,
63 Water street, Georgetown
d. ELDkIDGE Il Co, Agents
Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
nrou 119 Wall street, New YORK