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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-09-29

HoCcK. 4. II. THOMPSON
H0UCK & THO MPS0N,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
EOREEEN e. DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
MAIN ST., BOONVILLE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED having bought out the
l. Wholesale Liquor Store, formerly conducted
by Messrs d. DeHaven & Co., will continue the
Rectifying Business and Manufacture of
Domestic Liquors
On more extensive scale than il has heretofore
been done.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock
of Double Rectifed Whisky, of various brands; all
kinds of Brandes, Wines, Gin, Cordials, &C., &c.
Also, Old Bourbon and Manongahela Whisky,
all of which will be warranted as represented, and
sold at prices which shall compare favorably with
any other market.
HOUCK & THOMPSON.
Roonvc. Feb. 3. 1953-tf
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GO. WAGNER's
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,

OUNfEOllUNARl " DAhLltl,
(Next door to Chiles' Old Corner,)
Water ST., Glasgow. No.
TIME subscriber respectfully announces that he
L is prepared at the shortest notice to I'LL orders
for cakes Of every description, for
Wedding Occasions. Social Parties
OR FAMILY USE.
His stock of plain and fancy candy is complete'
and embraces, in part rs..
CRIMPED CANDIES.
Peppermint, Lemon,
Sassafras, Hoarhound, Wintergreen,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, &C.
Peppermint, large S small Cinnamon Gin, on,
Cream Fiat Lemon.
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulatcd Lemon. Rose.
FANCY CANDIES.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (cear)
Sugar plums, assorted, Sugar \ burnt almonds
Bloomer& aniseed comfts Rock, different colored
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenges
large and small Cornucopigs, sc. &c.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
lvered any where in the city, or promptly forwar'
ded to neigbboring towns.
Glasgow, janis, 1852. G. o. WAGNER.
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NEGROES WANTED.

"a wish to purchase No cook, also like.
OK ly Boy about IS years of age for which he
* cash will be paid by. ]. W. WHITE.
"oA'' "'' sug1ltf,
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Barnard, Brother & Co., Wholesale Agents, have
disposed Of 144,ooO packages. Jan. l, 1859.
(r1g5D Price, ONE DINE PER ROLL; THREE ROLLS
FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; or 81 PER DOZEN
Il li6er Il discount made TO Couatry Merchants.
For sale by the Druggists and country Mer-
chants generally throughout the United States and
Canada.
use. A handsome engraving Of the Scottish Coat
Of Arms and the written signature of Hamilton
Wade, (Proprietor,) is on the outside wrapper of
each roll and package.
BARNARD & CO., Wholesale Druggists, No
140 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo-, are the General
Agents.
Orders from the country, or applications for
agency, directed to them, will meet with prompt
attention.
60" For sale by the Druggists of Fayette, Hunts
vile, Bloomington and Brunswick, and al Glasgow
by o. Henderson, and F. W, Digges & Co.
October 2S, 1S52-ly.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
A VERY large assortment of Clothing. latest
hand neatest style. just received and opened in
our sales rooms up stairs, to which we invite the
particular attention of those wishing to buy, as we
intend to sell out this season at the lowest prices
for cash. Let all who would save money, call
and see before purchasing.
GREENABAUM & BARTHS.
Fay cite, May 3, 1853.
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from RENNET, or the FOURTH STo-
MACH OF THE Ok, after directions of BARON LIE
BIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by ]. S.
HoUGHToN, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
81 DIGEST" Such is the meaning of the word
PEPSIN. 1t is the chief element, or great Digest
ing Principle Of the Gastric Juice-the Solreat Of
the Food, the purifying, preserving and stimulating
agent Of the Stomach and Intestines II is extract
ed from the digestive stomach Of the Ok, thus
forming true Digestive Fluid, precisely like the
gastric juice in its chemical powers, and furnishing
a complete and perfect substitute for il.
This is Natures o,rn remedy for an unhealthy
stomach. No art Of man can equal its curative
powers. Ii contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids OF
Nauseous Drugs. 1t is extremely agreeable to thC
taste, and may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute dis
tress. Beware Of drugged limitations. Pepsin Is
| NOT A DRUG.
Half a teaspoonfull of Pepsn infused in water
will digest or dissolve Fire Pounds Of Roast Bee
Il about two hours, out of the stomach.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
The scientific evidence upon which this remed,
is based is in the highest degree curious and re
markable.
Call on the Agent and get a descriptive circular
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Erdence
from Lebig's Animal Chemistry; DR.. Combe'
Physiology of Digestion; Dr.. Perera on Food an
Diet; DR.. John W. Draper, Of New York Univer
sity; Prof. Dunglison's Physiology; Prof Sillima
Of Yale College; DR.. Carpenters Physiology, &C
together with reports of cures from all parts of tn
United States
PEPsIN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
DR.. Houghton's. Pepsin is prepared in Powde
: and Fluid Form-and in Prescription vals for tn
, use of Physicians. The Powder will be sent b
mail, free ct postage, for one dollar, sent to Dl
Houghton, Philadelphia.
OBSERVE THrs-Every bottle of the genuin
PEPsrN, has the written signature of DR.. j. s
) Houghton, NJ. D., sole proprietor, Philadelphi;
, Pa. Copyright and trade mark secured.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
%" For sale by o. HENDERSON, Glasgow
Wholesale and Retail Agent; NJ HUTCHrsoN & CO
, Boonvihe. Mo. October %. lS92--ly
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ea SLAVES FOR SALE. 90
"a The undersigned will keep constantlyfM
w on hand Negro Men, Women, Boys and ~
Girls in Huntsville. All persons who wish to buy
Negroes can make it their interest 10 call on tho
subscribers, or address them by letter. giving de-
scription of the kind of slave desired.
lY' All Negroes sold warrented 10 come up 10
recommendations, or taban back or exchanged.
II. J.. RUTHERFORD,
VIM u. MALONE.
Huntsville, Dee. 90, 1852 '"...
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BENZ. f. CRANE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
watches, Clocks, JeNeIry. Silver
and PEatcd Ware.

Fine table and pocket Cutlery and Fancy Goods,
l26 Fourth Street, Glasgow Rolr,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
A Ii kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired
"A and warranted TO keep time.
August 4, 1853
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11
Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGErowN. October II. 1853.
Outrageous COHdut.-On last Saturday, white the
Omnibus containing the Chinese JuggIers passing
along Bridge street, followed by large crowd OI
boys, two black fellows, i'll n carrya, belonging
Mr. Nonnesson, drove along at quite rapid rate,
ana instead of checking their horse, drove through
tie crowd OF boys, snC one 10y the name of Camp
belt, hot being able tn get of the way was knock
cd down and Ga over ty The front wheels, receiving
considerable cut IN the forehead, beside bodily
jITlcs. If there s any it.v for the punishment Of
such conduct, the fattc, OF the child ought "a see
thai rs penalty is inflicted upon the driver of the
concern 10 rs fullest event. We have been assured
ny gentlemen, who were eye witnesses 10 the mat
Ter that he manifested to,l disregard to the con
dltInn of the child and appeared Ia care hut little
whether h" was killed not, which tic, ali prob
hIlIiy, would have been. had not some persons run
out OF the carpenter shop OF the Messrs SHINES and
pulled hlm from under tie wheels of the carryu
The operatives in ouf cotton factory held a meet
ing OH Saturday last, and resolved 10 apply to their
employer 'nr dInnnutipn OF the hours they have
been required tn work each day. They fixed the
days work at eleven hours. on yesterday, they
made known 10 hlr Wilson, the owner of tlle fac
ory, the aciicn of the meeting who rherrfully com
Piled with their request, without making any dcduc
ion III their wages. The order goes INTO operation
thr first of November.
Edward y Wright, auc;iunecr, sold Yesterday. nj
public sale the tiscr story bTics house aud lot in
Smiths Row. First street, now IN the occupancy OF
x. Duld, Esq 70 Mr.. Henry Sweeney, tor Si.JGh.
Fine Time .fnong tie LGborers.-IFe learn from
our merchants that dbO. in our CITY, 10 perform
any kind of work. canuo: be had for less than TWEEN
~ TO twenty five cent? per hour About Water
street and the wh6rvC<, to- offer OF them less
than twenty cents per hour he VIII ;urn upon hi
heel iii an independent manner, and cxclain, 'you
don't want nobody
The -four market under the last Northern news il
rather heavy and inclined to droop. There was
considerable quantity aoat yesterday, offering at
s6621a, but no buyers. No change In grain since
our last-bOth BUYERS and sellers are anIuIlsy await
lns the next foreign
About 10 900 lbs. Of butter from wagons, roll and
kes, sOd yesterday at go O. S2 ~ 100 lbs, and 500
dozen eggs AT 10 cents ~ dozen SPECT.ToR
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

The brother of DR.. J. NJ. Steiner, who shot
Major Arnold, at Fort Graham. La, denies
the truth OF the published accounts He says
Arnold fired first upon his brother, which he
returned, breaking his arm. Arnold then
fired second time, when Steiner shot him
dead
The account of this bloody affair published
lately in the Star, is correct.
Fauquier Springs will be sold at public auc-
ton on the 18th of November next
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
coored men of that city have organized n
library association and reading room. They
deem this necessary, az they are denied access
to those already established.
The Bank Of New Orleans, a free bank'Eg
institution, went into operation on the lst
instant
The late Rev. Sidney Smith observed that a
railway whistle seems to him to be something
like the scream an attorney would give when
first the devil caught hold of him.
A person bequeathed 81 900 to the editor Of
the JoHrnai du NItdi, Of Paris, a few days
ago, on condition detailed biographical no.
tice should appear in his paper,
There are 327 students at the Western Mill
tary Institute, Drennon Springs, Ky.
Another steam FIRE engine is in process of
erection at Cincinnati
The drinking shops of Pittsburg, are closed
by law on Sunday.
Fanny Ellsler is still living. She resides at
Vienna.
Two colored n-bro.lers-recentIy made
application to one Of the courts Of Richmond
Va. asserting that they had become so far
removed from their original blood as to cntitle
them TO the benefit of an Act of Assembly,
which declares that persons with loss than
one-fourth negro blood shall be consi lered
white persons; and under this plea they
claimed the privilege Of going abroad without
registers The court. after hearing arguments
on both sides, refused the application.
Cranberries are selling for only Eve dollars
a barrel in Minnesota
France has debt of over one thousand mil
lions of dollars
In ak days after tho close of the quarter
about three thousand Postmasters' accounts
some from the most distant points Of tho
Union, are received at the General Post Offica
for settlement
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11
The FTG,Siin's trip TO Nelr Fork.-The Franklin

TIE FrG,LSiin's trip to Ne,r York.-The Franklin
New York Association have resolved to leave for
New York on the morning of the eth of next month.
and we give their brother iremcn Of Baltimore, Phlla
deIphia and New YO-t, notice TO prepare for their
visits to those cites. They Will 90 direct to New
York. arriving al O'Clock III the evening of the day
Of de parturc, and return the Thursday morning
following to PhiladeIphia remain there till Saturday
thence leave iii the morning TO Baltimore, and stay
there till The O'Clock train starts, night. On ar
irving here they will parade in full uniform through
the city, OF which their brethren of Washington will
take due notice. The company is one of the best in
the District, and is particularly in fine order
having had a considerable reorganization. Their ey
cursion premises TO he one Of much pleasure. and
will he participated i'll by large association of our
gallant fir-men.
The GG?nTntG SsciCp.-We learn that the Assem-
bly, Room, Baltimore was crowded last evening with
a most brilliant aud approaching audience 10 listen
and admire this well conducted company Of artists
The programme really deserved the title OF ssvni-
Thory soiree.' BY the programme for this evening
which will be found III our columns, we will enjoy
similar treat here. Not only have the excellent
Gerinanans themselves, but the renowned Pianist.
-tiIcu JdeIt, VINO pl3' some OF own celeDrSted
compositions, admired elsewhere. The young
female VioIinst, Camilla Trso, who visited us
time ago, happy 10 say will add to the even
ing's entertainment additional charm Her years.
and the rerI2i kabe power and command she has
her instrument, the Violin, is really astonishing
We hope to see Carus's crowded to its utmost
paciiv.
Hrc.catc!;3n Of Ep,,ri'ite, Wednesday even
ing, splendid pair epauietes will he presented to
Captain TAFT. Of the National Guard They are be
ing made i'll Baltimore and were not received i'll time
or presentation last night.
Sudden Ds:th.-Last night, Mr. K. Flowers, well
known the sexton of Temperance Hall, where he
resided with his family, died suddenly. We have
not learned the of the decease, but have heard
it rIpPosed to be from disease of the heart The
different orders 10 which lie belonged, preparing
for his burial
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List Of Arrivals at tho Principal Hotels.

National Hotel-A II Greene NY; Wash
lngton, SC; A Pumbull Jr do; R Andrews, Macs;
Mrs Andrews, do; King & lady, Ga; Miss Mcleod,
do; Misses King, do Miss Winston. do; l. c War
rem & lady. do; Miss Battey, do II Philips, Nd; r
$ Green, DO; VI Conrad, La; James Wood, Jr, Pa;
w Warden. Fa; Albert Fuller, Mass; Sredn
Pa; WIN Baker & lady, NY; r Z Baker, do; J w
Hinklc, do; VIM l. Gather, Md; Sheppard, NY;
Fernando Wood, do; Yale, Mass; S d Harris,
Ga: r l. Ma.oon, NY; Miss Groy, Ala S Poultney,
Md; c w Ably, UsN; w Maitby, Me- P Pollard,
Ala; & Pollard, dO John 8 Cuttings Bait; G. p
Manning, Va; vi Bond Mass; Mr. Jones, NY; Jas
Jones, Q; G Durfee, RI; Thos Patton, do; = Morny
Jr, Sc; Miss A Morton brother, Ky.
Bro~'n' Ifotet-Col NJ Washington, UsA; w
Washington, Va; w Dowcll s son, Md; Mr.
Philips, do; Mr. Green, do a Jordan, Va, Miss NJ
Newman, do; Mrs NJ II Eartian, do; w G Ill.,
Texas; Miss Hill, do; Mrs Webb do; E |. Levi &
lady, nurse & children, La; Miss Levi, do, w n
Harrison + lady, Va; A Vaughan, do; Miss NJ
II Turner, Va; Bender, do; L. Matthews. do /.
White, do; G. w Bee, La; w Valentine, Ireland;
Col Geo Law, NY; Hon E Rives l. lady, Va; Mrs
Heath, do; Miss Heath, do; Miss Watkins, do; Miss
Cox do; C. f Watkins do; w J Cave do; G II
Bayne, do; NJ Ferguson, o.; G c Brown, La; w
w Dcatherry, Va: A Van Camp, Cal; b Spear Pa.
%United States Hotel.-Wm Gorion, Md; II J
Osbourne, Ga; Fl l. Harrington, Md; Miss Clark do;
s a Castlcman, Va; kincheloe, do; II White
do; A r McQuilkia, do Fl Scott, Nd; A Maxwell
& lady, NY; w l. Baker, do; A w Kincade, Mass;
G w Brusta, Md; H Brigham, NY; Robt Martin,
do; E III Chandler, Va; w Spindle, do; ] IOl-
land, do; II T Staunton, Ky.
Jrrins Hotei-Wm Helm, Va; Mr. Mrs Griffin,
child s. nurse, Ga; Mrs Wayne, do; Miss Wayne
do; Miss Wayne. do; J Huntington, Conn; J
McCauIey, USN; II e Gaskins, Va.
Gadsby, HOTEL Hopkins, Md; VIM Hamilton,
do II Stonestreet, do; StOnestreet, do; o Fer
guson, do; VIM v Jordan, Va; VIM Sneden, do; 8
Daniel, lady servant, Miss
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notice.

F1tlIE subscribers having entered into col artncr
i ship, under the firm Of VIZ. n. Ellis & Bro,
prep red undertake the construction and re.
pairs of STEAM ENGINES and other machinery.
They hare taken the g" EAGLE IRON WORKS ~
in the city of Washington located tho north side
of the Canal between 18th and 18th streets, former
ly conducted 10y VIM Mcknstry, deceased. The Sc
MGR partner in this firm having for msny years
been engaged in designing and constructing Steam
and other Machinery for the Government. a. the
Chief Engineer and Machinist Of the Navy Yard in
this city, they hatter themselves that they will he
enabled to give full and entire satisfaction in the
construction repairs Of any work with which they
may be entrusted
The Portable Engines and Circular Saw Mills, as
arranged by the late Vim. Mckirstry. will be con-
strueted at this establishment as formerly.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. WN VI. ELLIS
oc 7-F&T4w- JONAS b. ELLIS
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

IA WM. II. STAN FORD. Merchant Tailor,
"A north aide of pennsylvania avenue, under
~ Gad'bys Hotel, he's just returned from the
LA. North. and is now opening well-selcct-d
stock OF French and En- .lish Goods. such CLOTH,
CASSlMERES, snd NESrINGS, Of the latest style
and Importation, a of which he will have made to
order in the most fashionable manner. at short no.
tcc and at the lowest possible prc. for cHsh or to
punctual men On time he would take this oppor-
tunty to return his sincere thanks to lis friends and
fore bestowed upon him, and solicits continuation
and incr.aae of the same. All orders will be exc
cuted with promptne-s and dispatch.
N. B.-Aso, on hand very beautiful assortment
of GentleInens Furnishing Goods.
sep 26-2awTuG9
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TgsAsuaY DfPARraxSr, Oct.bc- c. Iss:

TRsAsUcY DEPAETHEST, Oct.be- G. Ia5:3;.
It happening from presentations made To- ti. dc
partnent fron several cfthe COLLECTION DISTRICTS that
more specific Instructions than have heretofore t..n
given required in relation 10 The sllcrarcc ofis
counts on invoices Of imported lnerc.rdias. your
'pecin attention i, called to III. subject.
BY the 2ltt section the supplementary collection
act Of Goth April, ISIS, it is provided
That no discount shall he allowed on any gods
wares, o. merchandise, subject to at r1iolsn d,ty
admitted to entry, unles. the inn shall cIpr-ss
~ state, on oath or aftrmht on th.t su IN discount
has been actually and bona 6r allowed 10 thu o-
or owners Of such goods. wares, merchandise in
the payment made for the ssme.'
The supplementary collection act Of las March
1873. i'll the 9Th. 9Th. 7;h and sth ,ectons pr-scr
bling the oath or Affirmation to he taken by the ox n.r
consignee, importer, OF agent the case may be
before their being admitted TO entry requires th,t it
shall he declared, under such oath affrmation
" that the invoice contains di'estnts, bounties or
drawbacks. but such hare been actually allowed
In view Of these provisions OF law remaining still
in full force it is directed that in all future cases on
the oath or affirmation required being m.d. and
not before, the discoun noted on the face Of the in
voice may bc..taken and considered in determining
the COST Oh the g0ous IL being, however, expressly
derstoOi, that this not to prevent the Appraiser from
exercising any part o. the authority vested In him by
law, in ascertsining esm stng, and apprais;ny ths
true market value 81 the merchandise. and the dut
able value Of the same; ia the performance Of which
duty 1t must be Observed discount can be allowed
that will reduce the goods below their true market
value and that regard lie had tn di.counts de-
pending upon conditions to be performed by ths coa
sigrees on the arrival OF the merch,ndi,..
The foregoing regulation will necessarily super
sele any existiog rule fixing and determining the
rate Of discount to be allowed certain specified
articles.
Wits every disposition to allow all actual, fair
and reasonable discounts, the department is called
upon By sense Of official duty to snjoin UPON the
officers II the customs continued vigilance in guard
stances have occurred where all DICE has exhibited
adiscount greater by ~ per cent than that shown
each Of several other invoices Of precisely similar
goods from the same foreign house, and imported In
the same vessel at the time the said 2l6 Der
cent raising the discount claimed ust SO much
for commissions required to be added iu ascertaning
the dutiable value Of merchandise.
In such cases, or others exhibiting = ground for
suspicion of intended fraud, it will become the duty
Of the collector to consult with the district attorney
of the Cnitel States on the propriety Of instuting
legal proceedings appropriate to the case.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CHIIs AND FEyERs.-Dr. j. 8.
ROSES FEVER AND AGus ToNIC-The ague being the
most common form of diaease, and indeed the fore
OF most if not all other dsea ses demands for
its radical cure remedy which has been well tested
possessing full power to eradicate disease and
strengthen the constitution. This mixture having
never failed in single case is pronounced by thous
snds to be that remedy. Price so cents.
See DR. Roses Medical Adviser, Ito be had of the
agents gratis for treatment, &c.
The above. with all of Dr. j. S. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines TO be had Of Z. ID. Gilman c. Stott
Co., VIM. ii. Gilman, John W. Nairn, Patterson L
Nairn, William T. Evans, Kidwell & Lawrence j. B.
Moore, Washington; J. l. Kidwell, Georgetown; and
of all dealers in Alexandria, Va
l-eo2U&-
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So lNvAIIDs recovering from the effects If fever
Rlilo1S l'irepes. or iong continued illness of any
kind, will find Carters Spanish MIXTURE the only
remedy which will ryive their dropping constitri-
tions eIpe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver 10 prompt and healthy action and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life ana vigor
We can only say thy 1T. A single hottie is worth
all the so-a'd Sarsaparillas in existence. Ii con-
tsins no Mercury. Opium any Other noKious or
poisonous drug. and can he given TO the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wo:dt full around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons in the city
OF Richmond, Va. can testify TO it. good effects.
-. See advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES.
By j. e. MCGUIRE. Auetto,

Ky d. L. McGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
INURNl GURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
L AT AUCTI0N.-0n WEDNESDAY morning.
October 10Th, at 10 oco L. shall sell, at the resi-
denee OF Or Liebermsnn, on the south side of ct,
between 18th and l4th streets, all his House held
Furniture and effects
Mahogany cls- Psuo Forte. by Gilbert
Mrh"rsny Arm, snj rsrlor Chairs IN BrUcatclls
Crimson smssk and Embroidered Lace Curtains
''iit-:rane Mirror. GirandUles Astral Lamps
Naroie-iop Pier Table, Gilt Coruice and Fixtures
Mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card. and SIDE Ts-
hles
Mahogany Sofas. Eockers and ParlCr Chaira
Painted cane and wootsest Chairs
French Nartel Time riece
Marble eGd cast iron Statuet;e.
Mahogany BOOK and Mineral Cases
'sho>any French Brd>tea,is Wa1drobs
Na-h>trads. Tciie; Sets
Brs; turltd hair and Husk Mattresses
ROsisrS and Pillows, blankets. Counternsues
French China Dinner aud Tea W.-e
Pasted CsstorS, ie,an Tulnblers
Finger Bowls. Wires. Cordials
Eeiri-erat"Ts Saith Tubs. Cooking Stove
Ihce--p'y, Ingram, and Venetian CarpetuC
'nl Cloth, Mating, Stair Rods and Eyes
iOgether with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten-
sis
Terms: s25 and under. cash over that sum a
rd OF two s"d four moIths for notes satisfactory
~ endorsed. teurirg interest
]. c. Mcguire,
"V Id auct.onrer.
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Fire and Fatal Eire Riot

PROVIDENCE, r. l., October l0.-Ar-
nolds block, on Maine street. was en-
tlrely consumed this morning. The prin-
cipal sufferers Were T. Whitaker & Co.,
crockery ware-rooms: +. ID. Serick. con-
fectionery: F.. Steer. papcr-hangcr, and J.
A. Cardy, tailor. Loss very heavy-par-
italy insured.
\ disturbance occurred among the fire.
men, during which an Irishman named
Daughcrty was beaten to death.