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IL Temperance Meetings will be
holden on Thursday evening the 18th,
in Case district.-Friday evening the
l4th, at East Middlcbury in the Meet
ing House
Speakers will be in attendance
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The New York Tribune.

~ our
A new Session Of Congress orcned on Mon.
day last, and Pr, sident FIiLMoRt's last An
nual Message will be found on our sixth page
new era has begun; for though President
PIERcE's term does not formally commence
until the 4th Of March next, yet his practical
sway over the action Of Congress and the do
nestle policy OF the Government will bear even
date with the present Session. New lords,
new laws, isan old maxim and the questions
of Cuban Annexation, Mexican partition,
Canadian Reciprocity, Ocean Mails Extension
Sandwich Islands absorption, Railroad to
California, Free Homes 10 the hitherto Land
less, Tariff Revision, lIarbor improvements,
&c, dc, are morally certain to come up for
discussion and action during the new era now
opening. Let no one deceive himself with the
fancy that great and general calm in Public
Affairs is about to be realized. Gen. Pierce
has been chosen President by n conclusive ma
jorit,, and there is very general disposition
to judge his course impariially even favorably,
ant attempt no iactious opposition to his sway;
butthai vcrs fact Of the arrangement Of parties
and the dcsuctude OF party issues renders in
cvlablc and imminent the earnest considera-
ion Of questions hitherto oyerlaid and the
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FACTS FOR THE CANDID-PLEAsE

READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTER.
To On. WEAVER, New London Conn.
This isio certify that l. the undci signed have
been afflicted more or less it'll sore legs for
three years or more, NOT deep but on the sur
face, and discharged thin, watery substance
| have tried many kinds of medicine and re-
ceived all kinds Of prescriptions which were
offered as well from Quackopalhy and Alo
patty as Homeopathy, and vi TO little of no
purpose. Sometimes they would appear some
better for a few weeks. and then worse again,
until l finally began to be somewhat dscour-
aged About this time Ssw n certificate in a
newspaper, signed by the Hon. Joel LOOMS
Of East Lyme, CT, setting forth his case and
the benefits he had received from your Syrup
but was still incrcdulous, until | wrote him
q letter making the neccss iry Inquiries, and
when received his answer, which appeared TO
be so candid, and he detailed his case, (which
was bad onc) so infinitely, and advised me
to try it, that my confidence became pretty
inrong. Immediately obtained OF your agent
in Taunton Mr.. S. y. Dunbar. bottle Of your
Syrup, and box Of Cerate, and went TO work
according to directions, and in about a fort.
night perceived considerable improvement.
This was the first OF last October, and in JAN
uary they were oil healed up smooth and
sourd and remain so still. And now rs il re-
spects my case, it would be very difficult for
me to name a sum of money to make me will.
ling to be placed back again as was last DC
fobcr, and would nd, ise all who arc afflicted
with the like disease, 10 obtain Immediately
some Of Dr. Viewers Syrup and go to work
with II. You may not receive so much benefit
from il as have, but it will do YOU no harm if
il docs you no good. The world is full of
what is called quack medicine, and quackery,
but after ALL there is some CT your SO called
quack medicine, that is a sovereign remedy for
some diseases, and the best way to know is TO
try and see for yourself. Necessity compels a
man sometimes TO throw all his prcudices to
the wind, and to try medicine which he has
heretofore dcSpised and ridiculcd and also
Doctors-and is necessitatcd at last to put his
hand on his mouth, and his mouth to the
dust My age i, seventy one years
Yonrs Respectable
Sc TIL PRESBYE
Taunton, March 3Otb 1852
n. b. do not mean to stgmatize the above
named medicine, ms | understand that DIR
Weaver is IL regular bred Physician OF the old
School.
Russell and Powell, Agents, Middlebury.
35:4w.
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! BE il remember
District Of New Haven, SIS. ! cd that at Pro
bate Court, holden at Bristol, in said district
on the 2Sth day of December, 1S52,-Thc
Administrator of the estate Of
BARZILLA STEWART,
late of Bristol aforesaid, deceased, made ap-
plication to said Court.to examine his account
rs Administrator thereof
Where upon the said Court appointed the
first Monday of February 1858, at 10 O'Clock,
\. NJ, at the Office Of the Judge of said Court,
in Bristol aforesaid, as the time and place for
examining and allowing said account: and
made an order requiring the Administrator of
said estate to give notice of the the time and
place appointed for said settlement to all per-
sons interested, by publishing copy of this
order in the Middlchury Register, a news
paper printed at Middlebury, in this State,
three weeks successfully previous TO the time
appointed for said settlement.
HARVEY MrSsiLT., Judge
a true copy OF Rcrord
31;3w. ii, MuSsILL Judge.
nUEECHY by the Author Of Wide
w Wide World" Use Of Sunshine, by
s, NJ, Authoress Of the Maiden Aunt, &c.
just received and for sale by
l.. W. CLARK.
June 1882
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FARM
SALE RENT.

FO II S A LIE OR RENT.
The farm owned by George Chapman, in
l. Ripton, embracing between 700 and 800
acres, on which there are good buildings and
orchard will be sold or rcnted--possession
given Immediately.
For further particulars, enquire Of Gen.
VIM. Nash New Haven or of D. $ Church,
Middlebury,
Middlcbury, Jan, 10, 1853. 3Stf
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ion.

The firm Of BROCKwAY & HARRIS is
this day dissolved, by mutual agreement.
DR.. Brockway, who is authorized to collect
the dues of the late firm, will continue the
business. JOSEPIIUS BROCKwAY,
NATHANIEL HARRIS.
N. B.-NIy patrons and friends will crafty
me by continuing their favors to Dr. BRocK-
WAY. NATHANIEL HARRIS
Jan'y LIST, 1858. 3S:tf.
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Hon. Thomas e. Powers,

Noh. Aho-Has -. oWoisj
of Woodstock, will address the people
of this County on the " Vermont Law, "
as follows
At vcrgcnncs, Monday, Jan. 18th.
" Middlcbury Tuesday: " 18th
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of CHARLES ADAMS, late of Ripton,
in sd District deceased and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the Sd day OF December, 1852,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our said appointment,
al the dwelling house OF the deceased in said
Ripton. on the first Thursdays in February and
May next, from nine clock, A. NJ, until four
o'clock, T. NJ, on each Of said days.
JOHN r. NEW, Commits
REUBEN A. DAMON, sioners
Dated at Rpton this 2sth day Of Dcccm
Der 1852. 37:3w
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QUADRlLLE BAND.
II. 4. WIIITCOMB

X. T.. WIIlTCOMH
LAS the pleasure To announce 10 bis friends
IL and the public, that he has made unusn-
al exertions to afford them MUSIC for Dances
and Parties, during the coming winter He
has engaged the services 81 Mr. J, p. HotN-
pERc. a Swedish Artist Of high reputation.
who came ont with JL>sr LIsp, and was In
her Orchestra while she was in this country.
Mr.. HoLNpERo Is one Of the hnest Clarionet-
lists in the world. The artistic force Of tho
Band is ~ follows -
r. T. wHireoMB, .... .... lst Violin.
J. n. HoLnBERa, .... Clarionet.
J.E. DoraL.ss, I'd Violin.
X. MHIrcoMb, ........ hasa
Any number offices required viii be har-
nished Address,
r. T. wHircoMB,
Dec l, 1889. "a. Middlebury, VI.
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ONE YEAR AGO

People bought common kind of goods for
Gents, wear AT great prices. Tailoring bus
mess was neglected. Tailors crept around like
Indians navigating Birch-canoes in the inlet
of Passamaquoddy Bay. Now, presto the
steam is up, all are aboard, goods are going,
business is brisk -
Negus has stirred up the animals One
establishment, with great prctension, doing
On the heavy-proft and nevcr-get- your-pAy
system, collapsed into candle box and gives
no signs Of life, save by an occasional squeak
in tho newspapers two or three establish
ments are satisfied with mindine their own
business while another fairly run into tho
ground, growls ont upon us from the
CAVES and DENS Of the chrihi
The reason Of all this is found when one
looks at the
l3a1t,u,1.ANgp SgpD OK
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Postage on The Tribune.

Under the new law, postage to regular sub
scribers 10
The Weekly Tribune, one year, 90
The Daily Tribune, one year. .......l5 So
The Semi Weekly Tribune, one year. -. So
Dee. iith 1852 81.
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JANUARY II, 1853.
Just Received,

by the subscriber, a fresh supply OF goods,
I1consisting of the following articles
Silver Detached Lever Watches, Silver
Lcpine Watches, Gold Anchor Lever Watches,
a large assortment of Ladies Breast Pins, Ear
Drops 81 Rings, Finger Rings, Gents Breast &
Scarf Pins. Gold Chain for Bracelet Guards,
Lockcts, Shawl Pins, Comedian Rings, Hair
Pins, Ladies' e. Gents Port Monancs, Silver
Thimblcs, Drawing Pencils, Pen & Pocket
Knives, Shears & Scissors, Razors & Strops,
Dressing & Fine Combs &c &c &c
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Hair Dye.

make il myself and warrant il in all
cases where direction are followed, or refund
the money. II. A. SHELDON.
December IS, 1852.
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Safety.

Bells Patent Safety FLUID LAMPS. ny
which the use Of Burning Rluid is rendered
essentially safe just received by
Dec. rs, 1882. II. 4. SHELDON,
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Chains,
And Paicut Clothes Pins, at
DAvENPoRTs.
Mount Eagle Tripoli I!

Decidedly the best article kno,rH, for cleans
Ing aud polishing all Metallic substances,
GLASS, &c, for sale, by e. BECKwITH
Dec 10th 1852
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THH PURTTC

Are invited TO call and examine my Stock Of
Goods, which will be sold at small profits fol
ready pay. 3S:tf F. C. MAYO.
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Payment in all cases required in Adranes. }
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETowS, October II,

GIoRGETowS, October II, 1853.
Quite gloom thrown over our Methodist
friends yesterday. by the arrival of tel ,grupc dis
patch from Baltimore, bringing the painful inte-
scnce that the Rev. Mr.. Bryson, their Pastor, was
ing dangerously Ill IN that city, not expected to
cover. His neices, who reside with him. in comE.ny
with some friends left Immediately on the receipt of
the intelligence, to attend him.
A fire occurred Yesterday afternoon, about 4
O'Clock, in the back building of the dwelling of Brook
Williams, Esq, situated on our heights. The back
budIn. was en- rely nd, and the main house
greatly damaged. more. however, we regret to ray,
by the careless manner in which the doors windows,
&c, were broken off by neIprr need persons, than
by the fire. The furniture, aso greatly damaged
in lis removal Mr.. Williams, we learn, has an in
surance in the Potomac Company Of So 900; hut we
do not think il viii be sufficient to cever his loss
Our fire companies were promptly on the spot, and
actively engaged in suppressing the fumes. Last
night, about : O'Clock, the fir. kindlcd up again,
causing the fire bells TO ring, which brought over the
Union company of your city.
Nothing ofintere>t from the flour and grain mar
kef Prlces remain unchanged SPECTATOR
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

National Hotel-Carl Bergman. G sentz, c Mel
sci, w Meyer, W Thomas, F Theide,sG Plagenan,
w II Shuttle, + zohler, H AIbrecht, NJ Urso c
Amer H s1en, WepB Bake sh,s.e InSM,s,
Takraker, Luhde, Mori,h,. T P shancross: II n
Fells. Ma, NJ McTimron, NC; Thor Weaver; Pa;
Geo Coals, Nd; J Cant'irier, do; w Bacr, do; G
Moore, @; w g Pease, San Francisco; Jno Green.
sc; II Carter. Md; w Cozzens, West Point;
Gen Van Rensaller, NY; T Cozzens, do; w
Seaman x lady, do; DIR Powell, do; Benjamin
Harrison, Md; c F Brown, ri; DIR A Reese & lady,
NY; Miss l. A c Avery, do; A Arnold, DC: r ]
Nevan, do; 5 Whitney, Saufe ST Marie; DIR Ten
BOeck, USA; Judge Andersen, Fla; ] ID Julian. Mics;
w Gregory. NY; Miller. do:
Brorns' Hofel-J Russell, III; E IT Russell, do; A
G Hobbie, do; Mis-. Close, Conn: Stephen Eldred &
lady, Mich: 8 Bell, Pa: S Thomas, do; Alfred Jaell,
NY; 2 Hcckco1, Md; NJ Thompson Va; G
Thompson, do; Miss Thompson, do; Col Thos Free
Ian, Miss; Mrs Daniel & children, do: p Huns
ton, Conn Workman, Va: Mr. & MrsJ Rivc,. s.
family, NY; A smidt, Pa; Ketchum. sc; w w
Cheever, Ga; II Smith, Mass: w Dale, Pa: T.
Turpin & lady, La; R G Coleman & lady. Mo; Miss
Annie Coleman, do; Capt w Tyler, w r Tyler. do;
James James !: Sloan s lady, NC; Miss Sloan, do; Nc
lady, do; Mrs Mickey. do; r E Herndon. La: Otis
Bardwell NC; John McAlphin. NY; Mr. Mrs F
Hall, Conn: &c SeIden. Va; James Roascn. do; II
Showers; Pa; WIN Nobe lady, Mass; VIM Canton,
United Stntcs Hotci.-E Coffinan. Va; A r Wood,
Md Capt Sklman, Mexico; W T Conant, NY; ]
Kynch. do; Thomas Hartshorn. Pa; NJ d Harman &
lady. NIB; Chas Steptoe & son. Me.
Irrins Hotels B Hckcox, Md; G w SIeed-.
Ky. Benj Chase, Miss; T Moore. do; C II Moore,
Md; J b Johnston, Va; Mrs Johnston, do; Y Scott.
do; G Scout, do; B Rathbun & 3 ladies, NY; II
Campbell, Pa.
Gad,hy's Hotcl-W Beverly, Va. Mr. Smith &
lady, NJ; Miss Brown, do; Miss Voss. do; c Crozet
Va: w Boarman & son, Md; WIN OnonstelI, La:
II ii Senrstack. Ala: f Stockmeyer, do; r T Coston
Va; Mrs Peterborough, do; Miss Phelps servant,
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TELEGRAPH1C.
BY HOrSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE EVENING Star.
Pensylvania fashionable Democrats Tri-
Umphaut

PnILADELPHIA, Oct. 10Th, 10 A. NJ
In this city, Charles Gilpin, whig, has
been reelected Mayor. The entire City
Council, excepting r. b. Jones, the noted
Dock street caterer, is elected. Jones is a
democrat. Murphy, democrat, has been
elected over keyser and Weaver, native
and whig candidates for Marshall. Reed,
wing, has defeated Badger, democrat. for
Prosecuting Attorney. The reform ticket
in the city for the Legislature, composed
of part democrats and part wings, defeat
the regular wing ticket. Charles Wor-
rel, democrat, is elected County Com
missioner. The county ticket for the
Legislature is equally divided between
democrats an Maine law men.
In Dauphin county. the whig ticket is
elected.
In Delaware county, majority Of
600 has been given against the new con-
Stitution.
The State is democratic by large ma
joritv.
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New York Markets. &c.

NEW YORK, October IL, lP. Mod
crate sales of -four to-day, at previous
rates., 600 barrels sold. A large guam
tity of wheat is being shipped. Prime
white Michigan wheat 81 81 cts. a 81 IS
cts; Ohio, 81 % cts. 81 80 cts. The
receipts Of corn are large; yellow prime,
81 cts. Stocks depressed. No change in
other articles usually quoted in the mar
kets.
Robert Spear, a somewhat noted Wall
street broker, has failed. Others arc
quivering.
The steamer America has sailed from
Boston, carrying out half million of
specie.
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&C lid
By r. N. STRATTOE, Auctioneer.
EXEGUTOR'S SALE Of worry Val.
IA liable Real and Personal Estate

BY r. N. STRATTOH, Auctioneer.
NXEGUTOR'S SALE of worry Val.
IA liable Real and Personal EST ate.
On MONDAY, the 18th of October next at o'clock
p m, will be sold at my auction rooms south side
OF Pennsy yania avenue, 10th street. all the
real and personal property belonging 70 the estate of
TLos W. Psro de 'eased, viz:
Lot B. in square north Of 4, fronting on Penn,yl-
vanis avenue and street, containing about $500
feet
Lot 5. in square o. mprov ed by a very large stone
warehouse ard wharf fronting on both the Potomac
river and c. csapeake and Ohio canal. teinC one Of
most valuable pieces Of wharf property in the city.
Lot Is. square 200, with thIeo-story brick dwell
ing. now occupied ty Mctl. Young, Esq. on north
street, between 18th and 9Th streets west.
Lots il and Is square 291. on wes ride of 18th IT.
west between and north.
Lot i, square 34S, with three story brick store
hon 'e. now occupied by J. VI. Dom Brother, and
Of the very best business stands the city; sit
10Th AMI lIth streets west
snail part Of Lot 26. square 35S, on an alley
back of D and 9th streets. ID and O.
handsome country seat. containing about Is
acres Of ground. with large and substantial brick
dwelling house. large and substantial barn, and 9TH
cr out-houscs; situated the heights. Just north
of the C ty boundary lire. adjoining kaorsma
50 shares Bant of Metropolis Stock
100 do Patriotic Bank do
20 DO IioustGnic Railroad do
do c. and q. Canal do
do Washington City ard Georgetown Steam
packet Stock
l do Washington library Company
One hundred dollars CORPORATE Of Washington
Stock.
Terms of sale: For real estate. one-thrd crsh res
idue III and two years. with interest, secured ty
deed Of trust the property; for the stocks Gosh
will be required
BY order of C. W. PAIR0. Executor
E. n. STRATTON, Auetr.
sep 16-F&Tu3w&cotd-
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TO HoUsEKEEpsRs ESPECIALLY

N7E invite the attention of IIousekrepers gene
" rally to the following named goods, just re-
cciycd:
81. 81, los. ia. and II B,rnsley Linn Shooting
i, 9-S. 81. and Ga Pillow and Bolster Linen
81. o.. and lni S-lecia and Irish Table Damask
- 1. 10 1. and 81 Hamilton Cotton Injecting
Cloth and 0rstAl Damask Table and Piano Covers
81 Turkey Red Plaid Table Covering
Plain sud Twiled Turkey Red. for curtains
i3-i II 1, Ia End Ia best Whitney Blankets
81 white and rolorcd Flannel. for CRIB Blank,ts
Damask Napkirs and al! kinds of Towellirg
Brown Linen Table Cl',ths and Diaper by tho ward
l3i. l2i, ll-2 and la4 White and Colorcd Quits
Crash. German Roll and Brown kussis Sheetng
Furniture Gallo =. 4 md 81 Plsii Cotton.
BLEACHEn SIIIETiNGS
We have eases of New rk Mills Cotton
cares Al Ban tlctt Steam Mills
DO Al SaIre- Steam Sill
DO A. Naumkeag Steam Mills
do "a Engli,h Long Cloths, from 12ls to PC.
do Z James steam Mills
do rs Bartlett do
do Stag DO
10 pieces India Twiiled Cotton
cases VI te md Brown Jeans
do Best bite and Brown Canton Flannel
Ali OF the above goods will be sold at the yery low
est mark prizes. by
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY L co.
St
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FIRST ANNUAL BAIL
OF THE
N A TIONAL GUARD.

THE NATIONAL GCAED take pleasure in an.
i nouncing to their friends and the public gene.
rally that their FIRST ANNUAL BALL will be given
at Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania avenue. between Sd
and Al streets on WEDNESDAY, October 10th.
1858, the anniversary Of the Battle of Yorktown.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared to render this Ball the mest
agreeable ofthe season.
The Military are requested to appear in their uni
form.
A superior Cotillon Band has been engaged for tho
occa ion.
Tickets-TwO DOLLARS; admitting gentleman
and ladies. Tickets 10 be had of the Committee and
at the usual places, and at the door on the evening
of the Ball.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt. j. A TAFT, Lieut.. J. II. Bird,
Lieut. E. s. Allen GO 8. Humphrey,
Ensign T. e. Lloyd, Sergeant C. r. Bishop,
Serg't d. D. Dran: {! ST. Dwyer,
Corp. ]. c. johnson, Corp ". o. Drew,
Hugh Hanry, ". IL. Thompson.
MANAGERS:
scrg't Uhrlardt, Quar- Ser z. L. Harvey,
Corp. j. F. Braxton, Corp. r. McGahn,
Surgeon Mckim, l.. Wheeler,
I. Milburn, W.M. Offutt.
D. 0. Crump, J. T. Mitchell,
p. A. Smith, M.Richnrdson,
z. Speakee, r. H. Graham,
n. Plant, B.F Bell,
L. Windsor, ii. Prenot,
n. Porter, ". II. Miller,
NJ Prnwck, y Grinnen
%. Finn. j. G. Mayhue,
J. c. Purdy, T. Arnold
z. Wilson, F. Hubert
VIM Cammack, Geo. Clarke
II IL. pburn, III. Younger
oc 6-dtoc 10th.
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By j. G. Mcguire, Aucttoneer.
EUENITURE AND HoUSEiIUID HFrECTS
l. AT AUCT!ON.--on WEDNESDAY morning
October 10Th. at 10 oci' K. hall SELL at the r, ST.
den,e OF DR. Liobcrmann. on he south sid- of p st.
between 18th and 18th streets all his Househ Id
Furniture and effects
Mahogany clsc Piano Forte. by Gilbert
Naht Gany Arm and ParlCr Chairs, IN BrCcatelIa
Crimson an,ask ard Embroidered Lace Curtains
t;i!ttrame Mirror. iiirardolrs Astral Lamps
Marble-:op Pier Tnll., Gilt Cornice and Fixtures
Mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card, and SIDE Tt
bles
Mahogany Sofas, Rockers, and Parlor Chair.
Painted cane and woolseat Chairs
French Mantel Time piece
Marble ard cast iron Staturtte-
Mahogany Book and Mineral Casrs
Mahogany French Betttra!s, Wardrobe
Washst-nds. Toilet Sets
Best Curlcd hair end IIusk Mattresses
Rols'crs ard Pillows, Blankets, Countcrpanes
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
Plated C. stors, Decanters Tumblers
Finger Bowls. Wines. Cordisls
Retrigtrators B.th Tubs, Cooking Stove
Three-py, Ingram, ard Venetian Carpetinc
Oil 10th, Mating Stair Rods and Eyes
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sils.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum
credit Of TWO add four months, for notes satisfactory
~ endorsed. Tearing interest
&c. MCGUIRE,
oc Id Auctioneer