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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

READING vs.. KNOWING BOOK ask any
person Of advanced years, "Cou.d you call
to mind more than one out Of fifty young per-
sons of your acquaintance who ever pursued
private reading with degree Of method and
judgment calculated to ensure success in the
common ayocations Of life ?" Consider COM
mon language, which often betrays common
practice, aud you will remember that the usu-
al and very significant expression IS, We
have read this book; not 1--WE know 1t. !"
Hobbs Of Malmesbury used to say: IF |
had read as many books as other persons |
should probably know as little" And this
philosopher is only one out Of many hundred
Of worthy witnesses, in intellectual matters at
least, who, both by counsel and example,
teach us TO read little, and that little well /;
such men think and count, not by the books
they read, bat the subjects they exhaust
Swift said that the reason certain university
was learned place was, that most persons
took some learning there, and few brought
any away with them, so it accumulated.
Now could it be said Of our minds. that every
habit tended to add, we're it never 50 little,
but nothing tended to take away, what stock
might not even the most moderate reader, in
a short time, have at command ?-Pyecrgfs.
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From me Home Journal.
The students Dream.

5,e,rnt. ns lay on my pne-hoard bunk
W,th nv feet on a chair by its side,
r5nnA me there hung on the nails N the wall,
Tbose objects which once were my pride
A. oN white hat. with the crown stove in,
Wss hanging Just over the door,
All thought that, in spite Of truant RIM,
Tbst loved Il the same a. before.
4, oa thrcadbare coat, with patch in the back,
Which once was a handsome sky blue,
No,y buitonless. lniugless, faded and torn,
With hole where the nail came through
:, ,,lIy Il hung, and 30 mourniully sung
!, the breeze asst played through the floor,
ri',f tonlly exclaimed 70 myself as ] slept,
That loved II the same a. before.
nat what sorrowful object is that on the wall,
Which of enors can boast every hue
Tberr is white back-lake, brown red, crome yellow
Ona background Of beautiful blue. and green,
Bit although they are patched torn and ragged,
fet they are the pants which my grandfather wore;
I've worn them through thick and I've worn them
And love them the same as before. down thin,
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS
Written Tor the Port Gibson Reyeille.
OLD ToWSER;
OR,
I HERO or ARMY NOToREETK
BY ANTolNETTE.

One hundred and ten miles above New
Orleans. may be found handsomely construc
ed and beautifully improved U. ). Bar
packs This point affords a delightful sta
lion for number OF our troops, and an order
D repair TO it IS always hailed withdeligbt.-
Having been for number of years the resi-
fence Of the noble and lamcnted hero Of
aBuena Vista, is in itself sufficient TO endear
b 10 our recollection. The cottage, which is
detached from the main buildings, and which
b. preferred to occupy, stands amid grove
n lofty trees, and is surrounded by beauti-
MI and expansive green-sward, on which
\ Old Whitley" loved to Craze, perfectly un-
supecting Of tte glorious destiny awaiting
Aimself and master The majestic Missis-
4ippi, which is our Southern pride, Tin spite
NJ al that Dickens has saidl rolls by the
tcenc in solemn grandeur, reyelling in mute
sloquence, the power Of God, the genius Of
man its sources Of boundless wealth. beau
u, aud utility
The buildings are 50 situated as to appear
D. the form Of half hexagon, and present
arge, airy rooms, and spacious galleries
i boasts Of fine ballroom, ten-pin alley,
bnl the neatest, and most inviting prome-
badcs conceivable. In the centre Of the yard,
iowers the flagstaff, from which waves our
triumphant and idolized stars and stripes.
The Arsenal, which is in connection with
ahe Barracks, is also remarkable for its tasti-
y improved grounds, neat and picturesque
buildings. and for the prompt and efficient dis
fharge of duties by its officials. Il certainly
bwes its fne appearance, and well disciplined
rorps, to the taste and talent Of the deserved
py popular Captain W, who is not only
} gentleman, in every acceptation Of the
erm, but is a Christian" the highest style
y +f man" His influence was great, in gui-
king the degraded aud reckless soldier in the
ath Of rectitude, and viii bear record, not
bnly in this life, but in one that is eternal.
Nhh commanding officers, the opportunity
or doing good Is great, but how sadly is it
hbused In time of peace, with 50 little to
pceupy their time, they make it one eOntin-
ned striving for amusement Each day that
comes, is a greater burden than the one pre-
ceding It, and 50 on from day to day, from
year to year and hence the dissipation and
|gayety. for which the t.rmy is proyerbial--
Tue old adegc. Satan finds work for idle
hands to do" is true, and applicable in their
case, (humbly begging their pardon, as the
man said. when he knocked another down.
and candor will justify the saying The only
hope that animates their bOsoms, is the hope
Of war and the death of superior officer,
the extent Of their ambition These hopes
and wishes are somewhat regulated by Gov
ernment, aud we cannot condemn them; but
We must remind the reader. thai there are
exceptions to all general rules Though, 10
'pns Of war, how nobly do they redeem their
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

10 "Mr. Snigsbee, you said the defendant
was in love how do you know that ?" He
reads novels upside down, and writes poetry
in the day book when it should be cheese"
+" Any other reason % " Yes sir; he skaves
without lathcr, and very frequently mistakes
the sleeves Of bis coat for the legs Of his pan
falcons, an error he don't discover till he tries
to fasten the trils 10 his suspenders" A
clear case-call the next witness"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

@ How careful and circumspcct should
the professor Of Christianity be The world
looks to such for an example of truth. homes
ty, self-denial, and temperance aud when
these virtues are outraged, how greatly does
the cause of Christ suffer, the spirits inhu-
ence become perverted, and the profession
made ridicule and a mockery on the lips of
even moral men.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

70 In woman's nature rests sweetly
soft spiritualism, which has the power to ab-
sorb the stern and gloomy shaiowings Of the
masculine mind, into the gaycr and brighter
channel. and reflect its thoughts in spray
of temporal happiness that feeds the torch Of
hope through the dark labyrinths of life
especially if she make first rate buck-wheat
cakes.-B Boston HaiL.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

10 Physicians in India raise blisters
with red hot iron, and dress them with Cay
enne pepper. If such treatment don't make
man "smart." we don't know anything
that will One of the favorite cathartlcs Is
made of pills of gunpowder-twelve are CIV
en- for a dose-a minute after they are down,
a coal Of fire is administered, when move
ment in the particles takes place, that either
eradicates the disease or the invalid-com-
mcn'y the latter.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

D- Mrs. Parttington says that she IS
going to defer her journey to the Fejee
Islands, until Mr. Eric's son has completed his
vessel to be propelled by one Of those calico
eagines-for if they should happen to burst,
'twould'nt hurt nobody.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

% Dobbs says if marriages are made in
heaven, he is sorry for it--for very many al
liances reflect no great credit on that place.
Dobbs was locked out the other night during
the rain" tllo
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

20 Some editor says. that the destiny of
the world often hangs on a trife. A little
milf between Charles Bonaparte and his love,
Letitia, might have broken off a. marriage
which gave birth to Napoleon aud tho battle
Of Waterloo To which the Chicago Adrer-
tisey says Yes that is a fact Suppose
little milf had taken place between Adam
and Eve What then p
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

1TA western paper says that there is
place in Arkansas where the squirrels are so
fat that they can't climb tree. and where
there is a lake on which the ducks are so
plenty that they wait for you to shoot them,
and then swim ashore before dying.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

-N1l1 u" VIZ WIZ uOUs COIHtl Iutn C0llH3
rheumatic" and Indigestion, long nights ami
short sleeps, anxiety about the stock market.
and decided conviction that chickens and
turkeys are less tender than they used TO te.
As we have said thousand times before. re-
member these things and go it while
you're Young"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

% Men give nothing 50 literally as their
advice
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

1y He that waits for dead mems shoes,
may 60 long time barefoot.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

10 Virtue. like rich stone is ever best
when plain set
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

T Enjoy life while it's fresh, while your
limbs made of elasticity, and your every
movement appears to be regulated by the
yibratory action Of steel springs and India
rubber suspenders. Remember the time
will soon come when
"Fifty winters, fifty summers, fifty -autums, hfty
springs,
Will rise like ilocks Of birds, before us. auttering
on their airy wingsr
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-03-16

First insertion, per square ten lines less 81 90
Every subsequent insertion ~
U57- Liberal deductions made on yearly adver-
tisemenis
u Reveille is published every Wednesday.
No paper discontinued until paid fof.
a. Post Masters are requested to act as agent
o. She Revoills.-E1
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Tho increase has been general, showing the continual
progress in Tia OF cotton goois The sources
pi supply Of oouon do not mnpy. but the counties Of
consumption do. The modified government restrictions IN
all countties producing the result, greater
syncu by The pejacersof that which they
qucnily greater demand for materials and Tor labor
The fsug prices and swelling qunnttes stand ont in bcld
relief before Mr. ,Cays demonstration, Of ruin Quo,h
he, the power of The peope 10 consume isiess' The
mines and furnaces and mill. gradually being closed
aud the people deprived of the power 70 wages !"
Notwithstanding these demonstrations, the principle. Of
ECONOMY recognised ~ the democratic psty and cIeaf
pointed out by Mr. Walker. are being bisa,y Illustrated
in immense crops. active trade, enhanced employment
and wages rising in tho face OF supply Of half million
iumigrAnu per annum. Esey coat and wheaton
loaf purchased by artisan by the hosr-e
ortsk Of rum emitted from tho rcceses Of the Tribune
building aud ruin IL Is absolute and how
The fsople, but The dodsins, whining. fasy
poltcisps who ret up trade false theory, which has
crumb ed the mife and eit them, like giant despair
his den, menscng the prosperity they have power de-
sroy. afefsA $50. Il
The demand Tor b ead.tuas continue, very acvs but
the supplies here limited. Tho demand now is no
doubt premsmrc even II France and England should
wanted the urgency Of Tie demsnd win no, be felt until
ed los, per jane, 1877 and the progress Of ,L,
trade apparent in the following table. which em.
braces the year OF Large demand Al, Tho co.e August
York - O6, and the r1pot proceeded monthly foIowss
Exports % Brssst.6. FROM 1851 price Of
Flour ard IrosM 10 Arupeos Al tAceess Of ssoA noah
trs ahl are t@a's Errorts. tsH es slW Yrrifhtp
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Aug 33 ~ 60I 5o Ss7t80Oo ys,~coy ao,l52o e0
Sep s. oilS4 9Ji l0sef,a5O ID ,2U7667 90vv0 n,sf3pO
beplV, oos45S6 l04n7s5 l,5c0osi S,S0IOO0 WsoT,oos
The expoIts OF specie Tor tho past week have been
SIl6 0o8 but a20 900 has arrived from Caiona,
which has not YET been released from The pn. but which
has served to enhance the demand for money he old
Wall street sanss have drawn in nearly eight millions in
thirty days, and money hds bec5me easy under the
operation, shhongh the railway and houserbnisdng de-
mands have been arge. This latter item has reached
higher on this than before and has absori ed
very large oil floating pai of the local cir
ces, good portion VI Iairoad Investments has been
supplied with iooign Capitol The year closes
with signs ora balance due abroad the olbcr ha d,
The late movement in produce, which is on'y checked r
olsuicen soek here, has bills down "a 81,
most h1nIo al This these purchased and
endowed BY city BANKERS sell a. VI ~. EEF
The nnnunllettr Of ths United States cotton crop
very satisfactory suits Bringing forward the figures
Of la 81 year, The results as follows;
United States Cotton CroPErpor ard Consumption for ser!ss 81
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Adv,ees from Conssnupop'e August s4a conifm tho
statement that rhs Porto had opted The yeanA gotr
With ght mod dcAons aud woud send IA am tasssdor
ST. Poerstagh the principaluios re- ovsc-
rated Accounts from Bucharest that the Russans
would the primo p.ties In Sspton,b~ when the
OF snd and Ffanee wouli leave Tor Malta aud
Toulon
Col Raft lea Consantinople on the 2lsi. with
sraph letter om the Sultan the spssor OF sta
pressing his highest thanks q Ausiia or the
Of peace
prevails la the grain market there. The mad
contain the anvas, and depos had been esiab
shrd in the open air. s3.Ae
The cholera spread ng rapidly throughout the north
Of Europe, sa0t Isst. Nesl taeeF' ge2
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This item OF consumption expresses only WHAT'S iakea
by manufacturers from the Atlantic potts. The southern
and western pticn is probably abca 100 900 bales
addition This would give quantity nsarIy double
consumed IL. the United States 1875, when 'procc
.ion" was lampant TAs Tiibup, and Mr. sChaa,an
Cary have OF late so ped predictions about The .ia
ing OF trade of manufactures. and stopping Of
mills" In 1850 MI py.ssssips the Union llifough the
co!amns Of the Republic aud the Tribune, alleged at this
business Of the interior g,n9 ruin. and he fsied
a tab ri, an hN cotIat pundeni. follows
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THE UNION IS 1853

Than last year The s~io.ds ~lil however, keep win-
Ter supply Tho prices Of oar through the week have
maned hn al - a.. 80 % mixed western STATE. 30 s3
10 o. The home deSlsfs buying Ia CON petl
ten with the shipper, no. for days had the maket
to themselves Wheat has been active TAI IlIt
iof ohio Canadian. las cents red western IFS. Gate,
10 oo cent? Corn. ~ cents mixed. Cotton Is
firm at cay III l2i mIddine fair New oreans Mess
polk. $40 " Sa 6s Beef, 80 rs Lard. II ia cents
Butter. Ohio, 10 . IL eents, t..e.Ns.4.T
Ereights quite actiy9t I0l for grain 70 Liver
pools Hour, 3s Cd 10 Ilayaoj wheat, 20 cents -four, 10
cents 800 saH t0a giIsria Il eaat af#f I'd. q
ihe stock market is spec ulave, and prices look
ing up without there boiDs much greater Ia.
ney call Time purchasers are, however affected
10y the money market. Yours.
8stst PRENTICE.
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Lncas Turner, Co., bankers, sam Francisco Cali
iornia tf't altt.Fs s1ts
CAPTAIN W. r, SHERMAN bate Of the his
u fe the banking house
Of lucas Francisco, and thar be has made his
In that city, his
,he money, collection and payment OF deos sell
the WORLD and the TRANSACTION OF bank
er,sb usin ess n geneal seDsc aty-#
wealth and responsibility 0ts nemots VI hS hr en-
title it the perfect confidence s#. u.a
n l4-atm
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BY GAEES d SCOTT, Auctioneers.

fs.H
T,xTENsiyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND klrcHEN FUR
n niure At auction Tuesday 10th instant shall sell
npiuj Mrs Hill At ~ O'Clock
,a.rt md .sreicnt assortment furniture, viz
Mahogany air seat soas dyan. pafof ana chals
n 10 dressing and other bureaus, sideboards
q F DO dining, breakfast, card, and eenue tables 4
DO marbI centre, side, and sofd table,
ID wardrotes wash, iisnt and ofbcf stands
ID bnok secfctafies book side tables
10 wriug rexst abes,
do high and ow poet sedsiesds cribs aud lounges ~
Gilt frame pier, mante and other glasses
& Cirandolss, collar, hall, and other Jumps
Nnntrl clock vases n movers and other ornaments
China slxs1 among which arc one good
white d,nncf set, cut-sass decsnsss umbers,
~Is ses~As
Maps high snd ivw lost bedseuds warehouses;
~ to Wast tah1s, tshe wood Rnd rockinS chsirs
Kitchen, writing, and o,Icr pine unses 80 ~.
Fine plated coffee and tea uvns and cnsors
bed. Aad beddns hair aad rhocs mattresses
oftin BritanRia and STONE ware u. Il. .'
s-ply Ingram passage and step carpets hearth rugs ~
md mating, window curtains and blinds kir5V
Brsss nnduons shovel and tonss and Tenders 49, ,t.-
Ref serato safes, cupboards, rhests
Cooking, radiators, -plate and Is PrnnAn soves
A-o, = good nssort kitchen requisites
IS and undsr, cash over e25 and not
month a0u, hbuf, and
credit notes satisfactorily epdood, bearing Interest
"" "V ~ GREEN L SCOTT,
ssn "A ara t. ~ #ti.1, ~ ~ AuctIonwers
SePif-oa L 49, fist
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NEw Yopx. September H. 1858.
Ihs Is the season for lafxe employment Of money In the
agricultural productions Of the county, and Of ito
from invest0enis IN Socds. The crops open with
better prospecs Laa ard there coase ueny
disposition Tor enterprise, add money continues ia active
demand wiih seemingly improving supplies, al hough the
weekly returns OF The banks show continued contraction
the Of The old banks aud of expansion the part Of
the new. The loans and specie follows: ~ +
Loans ..asr ..#a.
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NEW msckcrei, salmon, Sc, inspections OF 1883
IN No. i maekeTel la 25 III. Kits.
No. 3mackers small, 70 b. kias, lDrcakiAst maekerel
+ No. do III bafrss ..as,ss.s ~.
UcTce picked SALMON, very Gne. ,,.g. Y. II
Spiced salmon rackcrel Theoretically sealed.
Scaled and No. herring, In boxes, this years 80.
Also, Longworh sparkling and dry Ca,awba
vines edy wine said to be superior 10 the celebrated Hook
wiuesl
Teue uaute, vncenne-, and Cincinnati family hams :. sl
fn store, aud for sale BY SEECKELL b BAlLY,
... N 80 Fl, ~ Successors % John b. Kibbey < Co,
Sep l5-eonf ..s +. .g No 5, opposite Centre Market
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Al tic Disna 70 Ge~<ra P.IloW and Hr, Sisnio1 o.
$3.50 80 Ssiurdsv ntghi
When the puast complimentary Col Davis was pre-.
ssnsd, Col. Johnson was called on I'd respond His
marks were omitted 10 The proceedings by oversight
We now insert them ss lollows; 1850 bss.F
Mr.. CHAIKNAs AN utterly ignorant OF any reason
less il 10 30 found in the enthusiastic admiration and
high personal Ifsard have long cherished Tor the dis
ting lished gentleman whore name has been 40 honoa
bly, mentioned Though not caught in the predcanehi
OF certain very distinguished candidate once upon
time. and away out in old Kentucky, must confess TO
the scScely esa embarrassing Of beng called upon
foS aseeGh when guile uaprspared to make one,
Colonel Davis, sir worthy OF all the honor lhis con-
pany wout pay him proud 10 say, 100. iiist MIS-.
sUsj loves and honos him. and takes pride IN lhe now
ohvNn fact that the whole country rapidly cohfg 70
reaDe 81 and esteem him. Her noble and unwaverins
aen,ocrxcy now behold in him the rxhtiul Inheftor OF
shr sres Cslhoun's mantle tie is reapng the rich
cnpsrcy al AZ honorable and unsolicited position 10 the
cskset OF our Pesien but We hope for and Ireei the
dsv when he will be called upon by lhe American people
t6Sxercise his own skill in ssbrd making VI his mill
tay lei vices need not speak m ms presence
Basna visits needs but be mentioned TO suggest his
name to every America. heart, and bring bis praises
fYoM every American lip .szno sHei 4 i@
Mr. Chairman, a. several 81 the gentlemen who have
addressed Us have expressed their individual opinisns
upon one OF the most prominent political dues
tons of the day. hope may be allowed 10 say that
am MISUNDERSTANDING anti internal impose -
BY the general government and especially opposed 10 the
construction by The government o great work
ercse Of tinge power clearly given by The coosi
,ution Finally, MIR. Chairman. am manifest .des,i
ny" man, and, in The significant language OF Texan
candidate Tor the legislature, .ior the n.It tcdr"
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BY !. c. mc0UIRE, Auet,snser.

by J.. g, MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
VALUABLE RulLDIN0 LOT, YRONTiN0 JUDICIARY
sQUAaE, AT AucTION.on Friday anssnooa, n ptsAss
O'Clock prsmes haI sell part of LOT In
s Go.uny = s Inch tsnr,n street. west hss~ssa nsnA
rusW~g bach % feet ~ inehss. .se
staawd fronting esstsn Wing a. Ne
csy psesss hne M good isvesaAs,
residue apOn>bs,
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Tas tapsu
Sarissnaa Fafaa JAS 4. nsCUk&ns
sep I'd sliced 81 rssQ Arr sslgH ueN h0e yAA2t0sssf
no Oyx,rs 20 the rAin ab0vs sAIs - ps1en11ea
i 1879 - ~ y JAaEs c. McouIR9.
s.ptIf-d ~ q t'NRs 4 iNN ta'tA'N = AsttSsssv.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Wili ~ ~ b,
public auctio~ Mowdsy the third cay ~ Ossesv ssht
O'Clock 10 the evening h.t vrsy vausets
eawrs streets within sevsny Net ~ rsaA
syfvsns conssinf Of thrrs v.stny s'ss tsng
hoo.ss e4th hniahed, cellars sa IN -
diton H. the Mnsss brick bast s1uvA
pspriss hxh, whole rssuns - sn
thousanA nnsty feet Or grDund af -tfr-lntss 49,
se rcludna three reons fos kitchen msV eoSss
very highly finished n hs thvs ms'n A'ss
fotnlNg hack BUILDING. =. e.. =.
iris rsoSsny i whn rqusres ss.ss sod
oAc~s mssAdsse[ - NeMt
q the premises sesunfuy Improved prs,c ,os"S
vim ruani~g cequsy 10 she sSh ~ ~
= seet psssios il on the side hsasuei
viii s,re open space The free c'scuo 81 mf'
The ,h,er several pes 80 -
<rup,sd bosrdssr ho"se 30 me heests
r. With ssoss - sees
al II cesucr of p strsct . - -
T.r,s, hssnce In ONE swo ssA us~ ysesehe
tNtsest (re
~ sale given and deed Of trust ns.. TSs 69spssa
~s-S -
sepq-d SsaAas@.Ass
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FURN1TURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS --on Tues
day mouins Bepmhe a ats o'eleck Al the residence Of
Hon II. Weghtn,nn Sixth between and
streets. shah sell all his household effects, comprising
Mahogany sofa, spring lounges ~ +@
Walnut chairs, chairs ttrlE
Nlsble walnut and sofa tables
Ladies' wiring cabinet, whanot
I,ainask and chintz window curtains, shades #tt
Brustch, three ply, aud Ingrnin carpets ~.
UfcIOth, stair caTpeing, stair rods
Whlnnt bedstosds, dressing bureaus
Do wafdrUbcs, washstands toilet sets
Feather beds hnsr mattresses, holsters and pillows
Mahogany sdebonrd, extension tables
Refrigerator cooking stove and fixtures
French china dinner, dessert, and Tea wars
Glassware, table cutlery
Together good Of kitchen requisites.
Terms SOS under that credit Of
months, satisfactorily endosed bearing interest
NJ. .5 JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auciioueer