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"THE SURRENDER OF LEE."-Among the
faults of Gen. Grant has been mentioned his
singular apathy and his disposition to make
statements that are uncolored by prejudice or
passion. This is well illustrated by the fol-
lowing paragraph, showing how he complete
ly ignores certain romantic accounts of the
events he describes:
"Mr. Clark Mills visited General Grant
lately for the purpose of getting from him an
authentic account of the particulars attend
ing the surrender of General Lee, to aid him
in his proposed work of representation of the
event in has relief for his monument. On
this point the President said: "Lee came in
with flag of truce to see on what terms I
would receive his surrender. 1 stated the
terms, and Lee said: "Please reduce that to
writing" l took some manifold paper and
made several copies, and handed one to him,
saying: "There; believe that is about as l
talked" Lee read it, signed it, and then
passed it back to me, and signed it. The
manifold copies were then distributed 10 the
several generals. The transaction took place
in front of my tent, under the tree, and with
little pine table between u.s." To the re-
mark ofMr. Mills that he had seen a picture
representing the surrender as having
taken place in room with a carpeted floor,
and in the midst of the staff officers of both
armies, General Grant replied that "that pict-
ure was got up to show off the aids."
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NOTICE.

Animal Meetingo
TUE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
L Maize Tannin Company Tor the choice OF on
GERS and the TRANSACTION of such business as may Ie-
gai'v come Deoro them, will be Id at the office of
Messrs. Harris, Atwood & Co., on MONDAY the
9th ins at O'Clock r. NJ.
rHOs. E. TwITCHELL, Clerk.
Portland, Jan'y 1871 I'll
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Trash Drying.

From several letters we have received, showing
kindly appreciation of our articles on trash drying.
we select the following for publication, az it con-
tains q practical suggestion which We think of
value. We are assured that parties are giving
this subject the attention its importance demands,
and that if the planters will unite in Offering a
suitable premium there will be several plans pro-
posed.
small model will be inadequate to illustrate fully,
it might be well to offer an extra premium when
the plans are accompanied by a model like that
suggested. yE LI.r
at all events, there should be immediate and
united action taken by our planters to secure the
good results which would flow from the adoption
of some plan which would save the time lost and
money expended in our present wasteful systems.
Cannot some of our leading mercantile houses or
planters take the initiative and invite the coop
Grafton of their neighbors and fellow planters?
Hno, Jan. 18th, 1871. ID
EDITOR P. c. ADvERTIsER-SIR Il read with
pleasure the interest manifested in your article of the
24th Of December last ON trash drying.
Excuse my suggesting that GH those parties who
have given this branch Of plantation any study and
wish to compete for an order for a suitable and
effective machine, should be required to show with
others at an appointed time and place, a working
model, about the size required by the patent Office,
Zone foot square). A trash dryer of these dimensions
if carefully made and combining the correct princi-
pies Of action, can practically and satisfactorily Illus
trate q successful operation as well as q larger one
As every inventor is likely to consider his improve
ment the best, this appears to me to be the fairest
test for a decision to bring before a meeting of plant
ers, who feel interested in the large profits arising
from the economy and saving of labor arising from an
efficient trash dryer.
Hoping to hear further from you on the subject
in which you have made 50 good a coppencement
1 remain, yours respectfully, 6.
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The Law of Beliigerents and
NeutraIs.

The recent arrival ola French war vessel in our
harbor, and the presence here of two North Ger
man merchantmen, has afforded opportunity for
no small amount of gossip among our quid nuncs.
who in these dull times which follow the fall
shipping season, are glad of any topic upon which
to air their views and pronounce their sage con-
illusions. One would think, to hear some of these
sea-lawyers laying down their learned postulates,
that they had Vattel and PuFendorf at their fin
ger ends, as they look around with a triumphant
air on the gaping auditory
And stIl they gssed, and still the wonder grew.
How one small head contained the whole he knew Is
But seriously, there is a good deal of misunder-
standing and Ignorance as TO the action of treaties
and the application of international law in time
of war. The best text book extant ia conc.dad
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Card.

HoNoLULU, Jan. 18th, 1871.
EDITOR ADVERTISER. DEAR SIR We, the un-
dersigned, members of the Submarine Expedition
recently engaged at Midway Island, desire to convey
through your columns our sincere thanks to the
officers and crew of the Hawaiian steamer Kiiauea,
not only for their agency in our removal from our
perilous situation at Ocean Island, but for the
uniform kindness bestowed upon US during the yoy-
age to this port. We also desire to express a grateful
sense of obligation to the authorities at this place for
the prompt and effective measures taken by them on
our behalf, feeling, as We do, that but for their i'm
mediate and humane action, we. in common with all
upon Ocean Island, must have endured very severe
suffering and perhaps a lingering death.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES II. MITCHELL, JOSEPH BATTERsBY,
WILLIAM G. LoRING, JOHN Brown,
EDWARD CAHILL, JOHN c.. Tourney,
FRANK QUIGLEY. E P. JUDD,
j. HENRY RUSSELL, CHARLES COLLINS.
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FRoN SAN FRANcIsCo-Per ID. c. Murray, Jan 18th -
30 or and so hf SKIS -four, 70 axis oats, IS SKIS wheat, 90 tins
crackers, l Dbl syrup, 16 SKIS bran, Is cs bread 10 III T. McIn-
tyre IL pkgs glassware, 8 pkgs windows, 5000 Il lumber,
zoos pests 10 Levers & Dickson ; I case piano, 100 bales hay,
100 vi shingles 10 Walker d Allen 33 c. tobacco, II cs mer-
Achuck 2 Pkgs aBd 2 rolls merchandise 20 f A Adderfey 40
bbls salmon, 90 cs Goldfish, 1892 bndls shocks, 20 bbls heads
10 II HackfeId d Co; 3 bales merchandise TO F A Schaefer &
Co; c. merchandise 10 E Hofschlaeger * Co; i marble
slab and stone To Capt d Smith l case merchandise to &C
Harris /; I2 bbls roofing material to Department Minister OF
Interior rs cs pilot bread TO Geo C Mclean 8 cs merchan-
disc TO c. Brewer & Co 1 case harness 10 X Whitman j42
sPkss hzrnitane- toe z Williams; l6 pkgs merchandise to
Dillingham; a Co; 4 cs merchandise to Castle & Cooke 4 cs
books 20 Baard Of Education; 16 cs powder, 10 pkgs merchan-
disc 20 E o Hall 4 Sons 81 pkgs merchandise to 4 Water
tine TO L L TorbeTt is bags wheat, Il bxs candles, 3 dozen
hroOms, 10 bxs apples, 90 5bis salmon, IS pkgs assorted mer-
chandise to Order. D
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XPORT
ENG

s FReA SAN FRANcIscO-Per ID. C. Murray. Jan. 1sth-Mr
C b Morgan, DIR w w Howard, Capt J NJ Snow, Mrs } VI
Snow, Master Snow, Miss 8 Brown, Mr. II u Brown, MI ]
Hanna, Jr. Mr. ii Coulter, Mr. J J Lyons, Mr. Geo Mcintyre,
Mr. = VI Weed, Mr. r C Stewart, MI A Young, Mr. e Bower,
Mr. J 3 Quincy, Dir J III Babbett, Mr. J Waters, Mr. G l.
-Dslrymp8e, Mr. ID Porrer-20-
FRox sAs FHAHcIsco-Per Oracle, Jan. 1sth-W L Wal
lacs-l. asuL .JEAr = k4E al --
FoR HoSGKoNG-Per Oracle. Jan. 1sth-Kamu, Tchang
Van, ANN, Akuba, Asu, Avail Aions, Pakans, Moses, Anoe,
Palanz-40 49,
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NOTICE.

H&HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
the ORDER OF KNIGHTS, COOL TEMPLARS OF
HAWAII are hereby notified that the Semi-annual meeting
for the Election of Officers will take place a their Hall on
King Street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 25th, at
Seven O'clock. a
N. B-A full attendance of members is respectfully request
ed as business of importance will be transacted.
EDWARD RIEL, Recording Secretary,
1t II. C., K. G. I. II.
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DEPARTURES

Ships Mails.
FoR wINDwARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, Monday.
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that they can beat Germans, that the latter are
fighting men and not genii, and these men will
be formidable soldiers,-unable, it may be, to
defeat Prussians-who are clearly the most tena-
cious fighters in the world-but able to make
victory worthless to them. The French, be it
remembered, are not fighting for home and
hearth. They can have peace tomorrow by
surrendering a strip of territory of which they
have scarcely heard, but that surrender involves
humiliation for France, and they fight on, not
very confidently, for they see The regulars rum
and not very ably, for they have no leader, but
still with r~esolute pluck. So Ear from thinking
that France shows signs of martial decadence,
we think she shows signs that her people have
improved, that they are more ready to tight than
they have ever been, much more ready than IN
17l3 or 1915.
sThen, as to civil capacity, look to the whole
record, instead of part of it. Look how swiftly
and strongly the National Guard of Paris-not
the Mobiles, who were outside-poured to the
assistance of the Government when threatened
by the Reds,-poured in an instant, with clear
determination to put disorder down. Or read
the really wonderful account, by a most hostile
critic, of the way in which the Battalion Croix
Rouse at Lyons, 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
who, two months ago, never saw a rife-swept
Cluseret and his followers into space on behalf OF
a Project whom they disliked, but who repre-
sented order.
"It may be very ally, as some Englishmen
may think, for France not to yield and confess
herself beaten but the refusal itself, the GER
tainty expressed by all travellers that any Govern
ment which agreed to cede territory would be
destroyed, is of itself a proof that the national
spirit has not decayed, that revival is not far of,
and may be very near at hand. The State organ
,ization Of France has persisted, but not France. "
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oMMERcIAL.
rnlnlr IANulRY %, IsII.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, ISL.
-t,rvs credit sale. on Wednesday and Thursday last, at
,,e ,alesroom Of C.. ;. Barlow, for account of hr. Thee. Id,
Dav,es. was wen attended. Some $4,000 or $4,000 worm "
g,aIs were sold, and the prices realized, CONSIDERING !"
,,ocked market, might be considered quite satisfactory
The steamers Moses Taylor and City Of Me'"0N'"e may
10th be looked for on or about Wednesday next
s.r.-,I vessel. are in port waiting for island produce, which
comes forward very SOW, owing to the unsettled state Of n
weather
The following are quotations Of New York prices per 'ee-
graph, Saturday, December slsti
HrDEs-Quiet dry, zsG24c; sAiIed, ll'1 M.scbsd 81 s56
oiL-sperm, quiet 81 sI51 25j winter Ss1Tne"' - ''"
/ AZ whais, quiet oSe Sinisr IS Ssafeee . tnTry' zoe pulled,
z5R35c-; AL, California, I9Gz+c bury lSsOioe-
Flarss promises to become hereafter a large Prodaeet . p
b more profitable Than cotton Rising
NJ Work devou-s nearly a thousand barrels OF eggs a gay;
Eaes harTei contains eighty dOrsn or more-so tnat d ,s csi
49, - 1nnfi 4. not far from q million eggs, and the Gust
TO he consumers about sIO.Ooo,0Oo a year
wrnu,z LINE OF SrEAaERs--The steamship neraae'
-hicb - been thoroughly oyerhauIed and repaired at Bsnicls'
has BEEN brought down TO San Francisco. y .tasmsr Of
S %ssb;s I'm S- 70 DIV between that port and Australia direct.
she viii probably start on her hrst tnp some time IN A"uoi
woa, TK.pE OF THE BEIrIsH CoLoSIEs-ihe ga
80 % vol exported from the principal British posses
efoH. = 1sfs Amounted 70 242, 1871 pounds and soslS oaies.
Total q %1s9.S'5 steS S SeS9e south Wales; s~8.OIO,5 sol pounds
from victoria 1903 S2s poands IRON !. 8 ~. as pounds
80, T9.Ranta 2sST5.I63 pounds from New Zealand, end
Is.9Os,7 Us pounds from QueenSAna. anu nv Cane of Good
Hooef 564so,TeS pounds and North America L'ooS'oio
pounds
O,nc,. M sErrLEp.-The case Of the whaler Canada,
- 1aHed rom New Bedford for the Pacific Ocean IN Octo-
b-r 1855 bur went ashore on the coast oil Brazil n me bohoS-
- month when a party OF Brazilian soldiers noaLoeG Inc
vesreI and captured her, Is at length IN q ar Msy y ADJUST
m-1t xner a tedious correspondence. MI. ihornton' .ne
British Minister, was appointed umpire in the case. The
questions presented were: First, whether the United states
1000 whether the vessel was lost, and the voyage deter
mined by interference Of Brazilian officers and, third, what
-. fha- non Of Injuries which the owners ol q vessel
sustained. The umpire having Closely examined the subject,
has decided that the Government u Brazil Is liable 70 the
United States, as compensation 10 the owners OF ue Cahadai
and for the cargo thereof, in the sum OF Sloo,'io, payable IN
coin--N. Y. SAiDPiHg List
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Proprietor Royal Ha,DaiiGn Theatre

HONOLULU, JAZZ Ioln, IOII,
-CHAs. DERBY, ESQ,
Proprietor Royal Hatcaiian Theatre,
SIN ~ letter of the 18th inst. to the Chief
Engineer of the Honolulu Fire Department, tender
ing q clear Benefit to their Sick Fund, to be given
1t the Royal Hawaiian Theatre on the evening of
Wednesday, the 25th inst, by the Minstrel Troupe
now in your employ, was read at a special meeting
Of the Department last evening, and the Secretary
was instructed to inform you that they most cordially
accepted your generous offer, and appointed the En-
gineers Of the Department, Messrs. @. N. Spencer,
Bn. Hughes and E. H. Boyd, 9 committee to attend
to the necessary arrangements.
Very respectfully,
~(Signed) CHAs. I. GULIoK,
Secretary II. T. D..
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6bertiser.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81
Notice to Our Patrons.

The circumstances connected with the advertis-
ing department of the COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
which made it necessary to issue semi-weekly no.
longer existing, this Journal will hereafter appear
on Saturdays only; and We shall in the future, as
we have in the past, use our best endeayors to
inform. interest and amuse our readers.
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DIED.
HoxoLULU, Jan. 18th, 1871.

CHAs- n. SPENCER,
Chief Engineer HonOluiu Fire Department.
Sn ~ would ask, through you, the acceptance
by the Honolulu Fire Department Of = Benefit for
their Sick Fund to be given at the Royal Hawaiian
Theatre, on the evening of Wednesday, the 18th
inst, by the Minstrel Troupe now in my employ. 1
propose to give q clear Benefit, the Department re-
ceiving the gross receipts Of the house, and being at
no expense whatever, and would merely ask the De-
partment to assist in the disposal of tickets 1 shall
be happy to, meet you at any time that may suit
your convenience to make further arrangements
Yours very truly, o
1Signed) G. CHAs. DERBY,
s Proprietor Royal HapaiiGa Theatre.
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IN PORT.
MEMORANDA

The bark d: c. Murray, N. T. Bennett, master, left San
Francisco on the 9Th Of January, and arrived at Honolulu on
Wednesday, January 18th. Is days passage. Light favorable
winds and fine pleasant weather the whole way.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

Ian Ie-Sehr Odd Fellow, Makahi, from Hawaii.
I9-schr LunalflO, PhIber, from Hawaii.
l9-Sch Hattie, HALE, from Kauai
2I-Schr NettIe Merrill, Crane, from Maui
2I-Schr Luka, Kaai. from Hawaii
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MARRIED

r
Vallejo, Cal. December 18th, at
tbs residences II the brides mother, by the Rev. Mr. Tread
way, Mr.. THOs- JAMES KING, Of Oakland, to Miss JOSEPHINE
wuNDEsBERo, Of Vallejo SE-l+ . LII
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S-Germsny has nineteen female editors.
~wardrobe rooms for ladies and gentlemen
have been established at the principal railroad
depot in Vienna. where transient travellers can
vash and dress and leave their packages.
nTThe aut-waltZing club is receiving strong
accessiorls in New York. A number of fashion,
able married ladies have ayr. ed no; TO take part
in round dances with any gentlemen but their
husbands.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ID Southeast corner Of It'll and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMpRoyro
PROPERTY ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
STREET. - ~

GOMEZ OF i'm STREET. NNoh'
"A BY virtue Of q deed Of trust 70 me dated
ia August 10, 1870. and recorded Ia Liber No 6zi
- folio Rs3, one OF the land records for Wash,
ngton county, d. o., and by direction of the party
secured, shall offer for sale, at auction, on THURS
DAY October o, 1871, at O'Clock p. m, the prom
as Lot No. Of Spaulding Wilson's subdivision Of
original Lot one, II square numbered one hun ired
and Fifty eight (les Improvements consist of a
two story Frame House.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance In one
Of trust on the premises Sold All conyeyarc ng and
stamps at purchasers cost. A deposit Of Slaa will
pc required at the time OF sale. The terms Of sale
must be complied with in ton days, the p-operty
VIII be resold at the risk and cost OF defautia mr.
chaser. HAJLET MELBOURNE TrI-tse
SEQ dts GREEN WILLIAMS, A tets.
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EVENING STAR.

THR Springfield Nass.) Republican is reck-
lessy resolved not to lose good story on account
OF its irreverence; and u IlUst ate the position
OF one Of the parson poll CLANS of that state, IL
tells OF Rhode Island deacon whose piety was
As feryent as his temper. This latter quality led
b "a into frequent quarrels, in one Of which a
cCdly brother turned upon him with the peril
Lent query: " Who are you. To talk 80 to me PSI
. Who am ?' screamed Rev. DIR. Marvin's
great exemplar in the Christian life and CONVEX
SatioD-'' who am ?'' III tel YOU who am,
You rascal I'm a poor, humble, unworthy
Christian, Cd d-n &c -
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Try WM. l.. WALL 4 CO. Auctioneers,
- New Marble RuildingD
Nos. 900 and 9O2 PenusyIyania ayenu,
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUG
TION

TON.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
La Liber aSl, folio AS, will sell at public auction
= on the premises, on FRIDAY, October 9Th
lsll at AZ o'clock the following real estate in the
county OF Washington, District of Columbia. being
part OF tract of land conveyed by James Maher
and wife to Richard s. Coke by deed dated 7th day OF
August, 1S4s: and by sail Coke devised to his two
daughters, Mary G. Mahen and susan b. Wright
ana hy mutual partition Of their respective in
terests the said Mary g. Mahen has had her share
SET apart and conveyed TO her, beginning for the
same at the end Of Is perches measured a line
Drawn south one and quarter degrees west from
me third boundary stone OF the city OF Wasn gton,
being the point on said Boundary street on the
d, fding line between the said Mary c. Mahen and
Nm. II. Clagett; thence south along and with said
boundary street 100 feet; thence east and paralel
with the south line OF said Cagett land 100 feet;
thence north and parallel with Boundary street m,
feet to the so1th line Of said Clagetts land, ana
place q beginnins containing 1900 square feet Of
te.ances The same being part Of Long Meadows.
8, II and Is months bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on property conveyancing at cost
sold. The purchaser not complying with terms ~
the risk and cc.t q me dsfanns snrchsssr
SAMUEL Z. PHILLIPs Trustee.
ee36- dts w. IL. WALL d CO., Aucfs
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DRIpAL AND FUNERAL wREATHEs. Ri.
ID QUITS, CkOSSkS, ANCHORS and - ans
BraidiDg done, Ornamental Hair Work on GAS a.
Pearl by Mrs. fRIES. late a Boston e0q az
sfreet. near Reierehces:-Nrr Presideuf c..
NJ ADMIRAL Peterborough. ". W. CoreorSr e sus'
Elsey Cen Tourkins. Gen. Aiken. isalsNiV
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RY THOS. +. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
- Sl9 7th street, opposite Post ONCE

Ky THUS. Il; WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
IL slS 1th street, opposite Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF A BEAT
~ ItHFH w TKhGT or LAND IN THE COUNTY
ACREs, MORE Or Less On rNH5 TIE SEVEHSSTEa a
SSTrREEET k9AB, AT THE INTERSECTION
HOME, THE FIRST Ho bH on fHE WEST
sEESATFR2 t sTR THE k FdRfT TOLL GATE ON
XII YIN: A; Munder, dated respectively February
rs.nc,t and Noysm6er i4,h 1888 and recorded
E5er and r. No folio a Of hs t tSl,S KS Rsco s3a
Of Washington county, District Of Columbia, we
shall offer for sale tS the highest bidder on the
m, all the land menIoped In said deeds of trusts,
piece parcel of ground lying in the said city and
rods and twenty perches bounded as follows Begin
ming at the northeast corner of lot No. of the subdi
and InSaa Una. paTa 0l bea Lamar outlet,
veyed to William Little by Benjamin Ogle Tayloe
and William II. Tayloe, by deed bearing date March
north 81 degrees west 81 perches to intersect Hol-
mead north line; thence with said line 66h z 50
perches TO intersect the north line of new laid out
out road s. feet Wide, n % ". so perches thence
south degrees, east IA S perches to nersect the
vest line Of 9TH street plank road thence with said
in straight line to the beginning except as much
thereof released by the said trustees and con-
veyed by william A Munder to Erastus Nj Chaplin,
al Of which will more fully appear in Liber 629, folio
495. The improvements consist OF a good two-story
Brick Dwelling, stable, slaughterhouse, &c.
Sl00 will be required when the property is Sold the
balance in notes at and II months, with per cent
Interest secured by deed of trust the premises.
after the sale property to be resold, and
risk OF defaul;IDg purchaser,
6 HHTSA hSf IfEhbHEiRrR Trustees.
Sc dds THOS T.. WAGGAMAN, Aucts
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Try LATIMER CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- tSuccessors 90 Cooper LatimerJ
Southwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and llth st.
FRENCH FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, REP AND HAIR:
AsR dTdHnkHEE, J CARP ELs, MARBLE.T0P
HAN HsffIT ON WAAh AM SH AMBIR fuRSifTkE,
BEDS. Bof.sTT1Rss mNHTrIBBKSS6s, FEATHER
keoH HTFt tKSTI SSkRE,kITcHEHR EQGIsfTES,
a on TH6RsDAY MORNING, oc.obsr S.
W ISL, commencing 1t 10 O'CLOCK, Al the resi
- ds sSs Of lady aeelinins heasskespins, 10.
e95ihwest, We shall sell an e!cellsnt assert.
French Plate Pier Mirrors, with Slab and Brsck sts
OIL Paintings,
DaInask and Lace Curtains.
Hair-cloth and Rep-Coyered Parlor Furniture
Brussels and Three-piy Carpets, Rugs, and Oil.
English Hall Clock. Marblc-top Table,
M.rble-top Mahogany Furniture, Covers and
Spreads.
Martle-iop walnut Chamber Furniture,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feafher Beds. Boosters, and Pillows,
Marble-fop sid-board. Dining Table,
China ant Glassware, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
n Bib House and one adjoining for rent.
ssmS JATIMER 4 cLEARY, Aucts.