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The Lager Bier and Dance Houses.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BERALD.
SIR u your edition OF this day find article headed
Breaking Of Dsordery Lsgsr Bier and Dance House,
1c &c. In The article name is mentioned" Counsel
Tor Cole of the Ninth ward but uss and that
should In justcs to myself family, relatives and fri ,nds,
invited TO M Blennenoters house 70 consus with him
about notices he had received and several sus have
In charge as counsel for him. Accordingly, Sunday,
about NJ called ~ his in Forteth street, opposite
the entrance 10 the Palace in thai street. his attorney and
counsel ana his gust transacted business and dnei
with him the same would in private house in this
city whom invited, being client Of mine.
st that time dancing going st ALL there
disturbance in the house whateyer all qbes and
orderly The Councilman and the Captain of The Police
with his force, entered with uprsed Gibbs snd
the party the house. numbering eighty
Three four seized II monster with thelr
being secured the re brought in ring mum berng
about foryl and marched eli 70 the immortal station house.
with file Of policemen.
We tered cur appointed place. selected BY the Council
for that night in due ORDER the OF all
then taken, and for that night assigned
lodging place In the morn ing dismissed by Justice
Dogart worthy high m nded magistrate,
Language corohsd In respectful release stating
how there, what business Sc; but all Of
avsiI lock- upin cutlody OF Off sersa criminal
In the hands OF the by h 10 In
ard disgrace for the time being did ot dance drink
her, conducted myself orderly and properly and
ted illegally and detained nssully Alfo the
whole party,
nut the judgmtnt ottvelye proper court, will
Itrust sustain and the rest future day In the
yndcston Of ny gbts and privileges citizen tsgsther
with tic Nhc With me ncsrecrated. Respectfully
COUNCILLOR COLE Of .he sitth ward
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rom tAr fCTtsr1 (fe.) Argus, FEB, s.
IN tie Bettoa Daily Mai Of Thurtdsy 10 An Article
under ths head 0, heEoisn am as,ia brought before
the p1olie. braided So cowardly isorespt ana No.
eused sterg zoraly gril'y OF uansltughtsr In the
first degfteh Tee gtevres OK these accusations a-s
ruppose that cid ot frj that aid 70 the sufferers on
bosrd the San Francisco when IL impossible for
10 ca uIdcr tie circumstances 10 which vas placed
probably psEed the steamer ia the right ana when dis.
covered her In TIE morning, she SIX miles distant.
Hid kept directly ny course and taken notice o,
rsr yhsttTers sntw 70. vnethog she Hssa stek
that has beeu cast UPON nE Blu. Because uo.e IEfp,
SKI haze immediately for scene o. the dsistsr deter
mined 10 saf'st ths = fni them 10 iision
th,n was myssl am severely censured By the public
When Fell IN with the San Frincisco il esu6ed ma 10
wonder Why hst Ice 81 OF Thousand tons bur-
then was ns bfos6s6e 10 the wind and when, had
bere bten drag out many OF those that were swept
overbossd an met utb vstery grave might have been
sLysd; ard had ] iudy.d from Appearances, it would
bare been my opoion hat lieuer bad hen too freely
me at tbs tine thst commander 1, his right mind
would sllo hiS ship 70 sy In that position with
anchors trd chsi,s Es-sers aid kCdye a. his ,ammsnd
any than would send HE chip to with
cut these ns.ierSls bos-s. II las ever bsen aud
slwsys will BE- tier c, nstonishment tia! those
beard TIE steamer rete 10 back gaTi II communicating
20 mo their stu. ion. Tie commander m ght have
paved from eft fcrwsr5 tie brig bad lest her had
vsy through ire wster, ini l.y bssilmsi under the
steamers e and stated 20 tbs stat,on ard dangers
q brSssK ard c-ev; instead OF vsicn he stood ia
position tvd gave ms four vtry brief answer - Send
tott I'VE sre making wher-"Slenty Of proyislona"-
sne Might before Astsrd these only after hailins
thTte timta. How differently they con.u,ed when
hhi'd b. shs bark Khy To them. hey stated the fall
e1te5t q thtir danger and sunrings and nov, when
isey trorEht into port they turn round, SANDER aud
irs nh i 3. y mans ,.,. x TIE press.
ID thsn tfat tEs freedom OF The press OF tha
glorious privileges secured By tue blood OF our fore
fathers, should be appropriated to ths mean and ixaobs
pursuit Of Islander AID hacsSitior. -
Portland Feb 4 1854
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Coroneys' Inauesta,

lE4rH FROM GUssHoT WoUSD-Johu Strange iftaen
yesrs of age. died 81 ths New York Hospital yesterday
from The enses OF guufhet wound, accidentally re-
esived Oh the Goth q December, willis. out with his
brother by Of ten years old, Long leland l. sp-
peard that the young boy banded the guu to his
as he vas passing dock. Deceased took hold of it by
the r1r5ze; 1t accidentally discharged and he 70.
ceiyed the contents in the al. shoulder. Ths arm
wSs anputsei but the sufferer fingered in state of
siest Eplferre uBl yesterday morurg when he died.
Co!onsr Hon held irquest the body and verdict
accordingly rendered. Diseased was = natiys OF
EDg'snd, ard resided AZ Flushing, J.. |.
DE4rH FEon TIE SNtrLPox BEING DsIyxs is-Ysstesdsy
Coroner Hilton he'd inquest upon tie body OF Philip
Baum German twenty s9grn yeArs OF sgs a. No. 2i9
East Tenth So ee who ce fso correction OF the brain
produced by the ~ du retro OF the and
from wound irlcsd upon his throat By him felf with
razor Wills in state Of eerium. He found by his
wife the foor with h throat cut and rizor in hi,
hand The wound ihhlctsa upon hi, throat vsry
eight The DECEASED partially recovered under medical
treatment, but Mord day change for the worse 90
Cured and he died. verdict as Adore rendered.
FAT1 FAIL Richard and John Mayer willis. at wo.k
upon the new building rear Centre street. fell from
sosilod. Richard broken and DO "A vera mora
or less internally injured. Tlsy both taken to the
Eosptal.
Fatal FANS Michael Keatirg an Ir7hms, sixty.
three years scci ientxly fell through the
CT tie rev bui1Dg 20 Warren street Thursday last
and sustained njures OF which he died at the Hospital
Coroner Hilton held al rqusst upon the body when
yercict OK accidental death WAS rem lered.
John snsssey ishmap, thirty years sge died at
the Hop fom the eie cts Of falling down tho stairs OF
the hcuss CT friend at $50 East Twelfth street. he
he had been paying visit in the third story On lsav.
ing he accidentally fell down about twelve steps Coro.
Hilton held inquest, and verdict OF death from
fracture Of the skull, accidentally ressvei was rem
dared.
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First District Court.

Ltlot5 HUn. JuhtIce Ufeen.
FEB 7.-W. D Jones and james L. Ripley rs Simon
Obne ard others The plaintiffs through their agents.
placed on storage with eeendauts certain goods for which
the defendants claimed storage amounting S24 90 and
refused to deliver the goods until that was paid re-
tsnirg lien them The plaintiffs paid the demand
under protest. and to back $40 ls, bsag
the difference between that charge and what they
tend is comps nsAtion and Also $40 10: cop
per- faid TO have been given into the charge OF the de-
fereants and fer which they had no. accounted. The
in storage and in 70 the dssens,nts IN ths
for the alleged lost coppsr the ground that the de
PENDANTS had proved that they had ployed day and
night vatchen having used the and prudence
that would with his property, that being al
fhe law reourea
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Political Intelligence.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS on TEE NEBRASKA QUESTION.
The Trenton True lnseric s Standardization democrat
thinks wise and democratic to take from Congress the
power to dictate whs negro slavery shsll BIS admitted
And where 1t shall so and considers ust aud equitable
to leave the question entirely to the people who may
habit the Ter ritorl.s
The Jamestown, n. Y. Democrat, which supports the
ADMINISTRATION affects not TO believe that the President is
In favor Of Douglass Nebraska BILL but whether he LIS
not the Democrat lis prepared TO dsnouncs It scheme
wantony violating sacred compact between the North
and South. and an aggression upon the rights OF the
people Of the free Safes,
The Madison, In. Mudisonian national dsriocrasic
Bright says that the democrats who BY Cen
in 1875 are looming up, and al ont In favor OF the
NebratEa Dill while those who have supported tia admit
n,trAtion throsgh the influence OF SPOTS and plumber,
have been brought up with round turn aad falling
back into their fornsr free soil positions X ssyi that
al true democrats will support the proposition OF Judge
Dougsr, as the tree way OF settling the Vexed question
or slavery nov ard FOREVER.
The Boston Bee which supported Dir. Webster Tor the
PEe4ideroy in 1884, and whose political sentiments seem
10 have Been entombed with the great statesman has
woke up he Nebraska question And 10 oss with horror
upon any attempt to abrogste the Missouri compromise
IL says taat measure ia solemn compact and the scphs
ny q 9 Douglas Is too papsbs decisive he pspple OF
the North,
Tbs Portland STATE Of Maine (iadepcn5ent approaches
The Nebraska question with great deal OF caution, It
seems TO have almost veil over It's
fenment II Il has rDy, giving its icles tina ap
pesrsDce OF feelsrs than csrdid opinions Ii thinks
however that sny politician or party who attempts to
disturb the conpronia OF 1852 will find e PROSTATE
ard prwerlsss
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United states District Court.

Ff -ssreTS cases o. the United States against pack
ages o. goods called, but Mr. B. + DunniDg Z. S.
Associate Attorney said that in consequence Of the
fusion since the late fire. the papers not yet all
-four and properly arranged Tho trials postponed
FOR the present.
C&dCe n asroR in ss Hotter TIE Unied States 49, JAMES
u, adrflk, High Bright, Tho~ds Norris Thomas Bennett
Thomas Srot ard Ze6mas Weleh.-The prisoners were
charged vita .ndesvor make revolt on board tbs
rercsn ship Java, the Sd Jan iary lAst when lying
In tie haroor OF New York by refusing to obey the orders
Of tie commander. Nj. Dunning called the mate and
captain the vessel who proved that the refused
csey orders snd would not to work The particulars
have been Already published when the investigation WAS
held before Ire Con missioner The theory Of the de
fen,e offered by Mr. Whedon that the forecssts WAS
damp and lsseo, ssd undt for the to TO in
IRE IlIY 10 md the pr,sone,s gpitY.
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Bloop Elisa, Eiwsod. Prevdsaoe, mastes.
Steamer Caledonia, Morley, Bsltinxs Parker Vein %.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Cledonia, 1erisy bsNiMWs, xsxksS en- Ces
ARRIVED.
sssau,hp PhHsdslthis, Budd. New Orleans via Havana
s.sa.s1 Ig :s5 S.vsaaAh Fob with nd'' and
ssssnshp james Adssr Dioiiasos ohasisston Feb 10Y
Pm. Win nsss and passengers 70 sponerd Tsstsa Co.
~. S.f1 VIZ Gsn md,s Psesoaa ,s. V Bailey O.
The has days north Of Cape Hsstsrs s1psrisAssd
J..s:s s.nss. oiAslssn. days. with essssasaa
rice, 10 Dunhsm Dimon.
-ss bss. @ issT;
w;s.h.g aH.i; ,hs p,::ss: isss '.. A. :. !, "a,
Big 4s.u.ss ssen. ss!ssn.h days. with cotton and
Brig Nancy Ann. Post, Georgetown. days, With naval
,I Ss Tss'b Yisfgoa Charleston days. with cotton
*. ssi !1's fsi: a:!ssR xunIas.ss, day.
ss ssr Msis sfss H.% Wiininaeas days. Gays
sehr Nary =, sNsvIoTs: days.
ssI ish 70! sia Sss.A
seSi 3 p.yid.on, Harley, vlsini. for New Haven.
sssI ..s asf is Sssss 1 H. H III
soshslr v wiis Putnam, h hav Virginia.
s sssT e esss x.v. Ward vrs .ia.
ssss a:s LII 1..9s1s ss
BELOW.
ssesm.hps Cu.lsx OBJ Bsrmu d Ro.nsIs Norfolk. DC.
(By handy HOOK PaMr1ss TEIssApn.l
inward hound vessels II .ss Rd az Hss from = Ill.,
Weather eleN.
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clipper bark Sultans tho passage from Boston
10 Smyrna has been purchased BY Chas Brswn ESQ., for
CASH She was built ~ East Boston, By Mr. Donald
MAY about three Year, and one OF sne
LAuNcHrDAt Canton Baltimore, SlSt ult bark OF
$50 tons. called the Fanny Ealer
About the 5h, Al Portsmouth, Nh WAS 10 be launched
BY hessrs rernsld Pettew fine ship Of 1859 tons called
The Expi owned By Aesrs Peter Of New
Richard Jsnness Washington Williams Daniel Marcy and
the build Of TO be commanded by Capt
raj freightipg business
MISSING vEssEIsBrig Abigail Msria Of fremont, Me-
Capt Bepj spuring, I'D from Boston Oct for Jackson
vile ard has moi since been heard from feared she yss
months old owned by Capt Squirting and Others
fremont and insured for $A0C0 Capt leaves wife and
family al fremont
Susan Huston before reported missing from Had
mar ded by Capt Archibald Carmohasl whose WIFE IL
eved with him. The good vessel Of lao TONS
three years old.
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Port OF New York, February a, 1854.

FOfF Ut NV ko1H, reDf"Nrf - No"t'
CLEARED.
steamsiip Asia LIT, liverpool, Cuusra.
Steamship Roanoke SkinEer, Norfolk &c, Ludiam d
Plraa1nts.
stjp Ashburton. k'wilams Liverpool, Grinnsu
Efip Pantheon, Barlow, Liverpool W Cameron
sNip Jtcz, Ellsworth, Newport VI, Perkins Deano.
shin ZUTieh, Fiot, Savannah, Living ton.
Bark Gilbert, stutrry, THsEous Wallsce Co.
Bark Francis secer Paine So Marks SmAwood Anderson
4 Co, -, = ..,,,,. - -.
Rrg Geo brinoBsrheH fhilbrook. .sas bs ett y SON
Erig Harles, liazeltins, CMdense brsoaman = So'
Big A Cunninsh:m, Rich: Csrdenss X u Eues Go.
Brig Pri1era tbh knistt % 5henhs, husen Nihins'
Brig Lent Ieelasn, bs,mnS =. hIsna onisn. NV,
Sch; Richard buisinfe tuteE, san suan' Cpna fiAce
Watts. %.
Sehr Bocmtr Tucker JGkfonNue oreu son -.
sehr N r Wells, Terry, nairgton NC, NCready, Mott
sebr Isass uer,i BuliecS, City Point Hatch Lovoy
sohr jacob BndsAl, Euafau, hionmonat van oruns
slsaht ., a.,
sehr sarsh Ensls. Sssrr f-sdericksburs Van Brun,
elssht
Sohr An sricsn Bella Brown Rostoa, Wtovis
Nso5 d TAB, p,bsask TAI Rlye. uassx
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in the opinions he entertained, he always expressed
them fearessly and earnestly. He had been unfortu-
nate in his pecuniary affairs, and, though advanced
in years had determined to remove to the West with
cut of suddenly, leaving large family. which are
reported to be in distress, as well for the wantlof
means as from the loss Of their protector and head
The boat was owned in Pittsburg and we learn
was insured In that city for about $50 900. The crew
who were mostly residents Of Pittsburg, were all
saved.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Eco bis Honor lha ResordAr.

ACQrlrIhD.
Ftn e.--Grdtd Larceny Il George Brandt, accused o.
stealing sYirs valued At $780, sfem George Bsush
vsstsa snd acquitted there being no proof whatever to
wsrrart conviction
There beirg othsr business on hAnd the Cour. ad
iourned 70. the cs-
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 7, PM-AYr steamer City Of New
Y9rh, hatshsws, and brig PagIi,e Tallor. Boson
IJra Fuller Boston; schrs Mary Mershon, Turner and
Bellows CLARK, New Ysrk Hamlet EMERSON Providence;
steamer City Of Boston, Fiber, Boston.
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
CHARLESTON, FEB Arr brig Castilhsn Boston; schr
Jonas Smith, New York
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coRxzspoNDxNc1,
ALExAHDRIA, Oct. %, 1854.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. %, 1854.
We1ther-SGd Accidsnt-Fire-BnIi- Pres.
byterian Synod, 9e. -
The mild weather still continues to bless M with
its genial influence. Business continues verv mod
crate.
The community heard with profound sympathv
on Thursday morning of the accident which had he
fallen the wife of Mr.. r. e. Hunton, Mrs r. nm
Friday evening was preparing to retire to rest when
spark from the fire, before which she was sitting
caught to the light materials of her dress and in p
few moments she was enveoped in flames Failing
TO exungulsh them, she rushed into the open hall.
ana cried Tor assistance. The flames were extin-
gusned, nut her injuries were so severe that after
. night OF intense suffering, she died. Yesterday
afternoon her funeral was attended BY large con-
course OF relatives and friends. Her remains were
inferred in the Episcopal Cemetery.
The factory of the Mount Vernon Manufacturing
company came near being destroyed by fire on
Wednesday evening from large roll of cotton TAX
ing fre from gas burner. 1t was extingushed,
however, through the eXertons of those i'm the room
with but little damage.
The Co and Co.'S Club Ball came off on the even
ing OF Thursday at Sarepta Hall. large number of
bellies honOred the club with their presence and the
old hall rang again TO the merry sc keeping time
to bounding feet. COtillon, polka, uuadriIie waltz
and schottsche, succeeded one another IN minister
ing to the enjoyment of the company and at a late
hour the party separated.
The Synod of the o. s. Presbyterian Church. in
the State of Virginia, commenced its session in the
LIST Presbyterian Church in this place on the morn
ne OF wednesday, and still continues in session.
Flty-one ministers and thirty ruling elders were
present at the opening. Rev. w. Brown, of Au-
J. III. Smith, Clerks. "
Inc ladies' are busy IN arranging for the grand fair
OF the Hydraulion, and our fremen are maxine
ready for the procession. AMI
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ny GhEEN q SCOTT. Austions era.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE 4
IL Mich Cow II Auction and House to Rest.-
On MONDAY, the 30th instant, We shall sell, at 10
O'Clock m, at the residence of gentleman declin
ing housekeeping, on New jersey avenue, south Of
the Capitol, and nearly opposite the former r.s;.
OF Thos. slagden, Esq, an excellent assortment OF
Furniture viz:
Mahogany SOFA, Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do sideboard, Bureaus and Dressing Glasses
DO Dining, Breakfast, Card, and other IL.
bles
Girandoles, Solar, Hall and Lamps
CLOCK, Workstands, Wsshstsnds and Wsrdrobes
emma, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware
Maple Bedsteads
Andlrons, Shovel and Tonga Tenders
rarior ana Chamber Window Curtains and sha6.s
Three ply. Ingram and other Carpets and Oilcjotb
stoves, and q general assortment of Kitchen RI
qusites NO
with many other articles which We deem NINA.
cessary to enumerate.
Also, a COED Mich Cow, which now gives milk
Terms: All sums under &25, cash over that sum
credit Of sixty and ninety days, for notes ssisfso
torily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN L SCOTT,
wi No-u Auctionsers.
P.S.-The House is for rent, a good two-story and
attic brick con tanning ten rooms and ell necessrv
out houses.
Apply on the premises as
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The CHOLERA IN THE ALLIED ARxY.-By
the latest accounts the cholera was making
awful havoc among the allied troops in the
Crimes, though the stirring incidents, of that
other "harvest of ceath''-tbe battle of Alma
throw its quieter horrors for the time being
into tho shade. We quote Constantinople
letter in the Times:
"The epidemic is said to increase daily: ard
1t Is certain that whenever the men are OK.
posed to sudden changes of temperature q
great mortality follows. The disease increased
after the Decentralization, and the exposure to
wind and rain on the night of the 14th caused
the deaths of many. General Tylden, of the
Engineers, was struck down most suddenly.
he was riding about quite well on the evening
OF the 2lst, and by 10 O'Clock on the ensuing
evening was corpse, The worst feature Of
the malady here is that it does not give its
premonitory warning, but men, healthy and
unsuspecting, are carried off after few hours
Illness"
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BY g. r. DYER,

E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctfoneer.
'INkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Il BY virtue of a deed of trust from Patrick A.
Byrne, and Mary Jane Byrne his wife, to Eduin G.
Morgan and William K Howard, the same beirgre
corded in Liber j. A. g., No. Is, one Of the land
records fer Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, We, the said Morgan ard Howard, will
sell, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
etn Day OF November A. D. 1854, at ~ o'clock, D.
improvements thereon, the same being situated in
the city Of Washington, In the District Of Columbia
ana known as parts of lots seven ~ and eight Isl
in square No. four hundred and ffty.four, begin.
ming for the same ct the northwest corner of Lot
eight, and running south on Seventh street. twenty.
one feet thence east at right angles with Seventh
street vest sixty Eve feet the noe due north FORTY,
one feet, thence west twsntyseven feet six inches
thence south twenty fee thence west thirtyssven
feet six inches to the place Of beginning.
Terms: One half cash. the bal nee in and l2
months, with interest," the deferred payments to be
secured by deed oftrust on the premises.
EDWIN O. MORdAN,,n
oct Geo W. q. HOWARD. trustees.
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A Ficticious Bank Di.novs,.a

New YORK, October GA acticious bank
pretending to have an agency in William 81,
New York, got up by Messrs. Holdeueea.
Dewey, Leonard Wsatbrook, Alfred Hyde and
another, has just qeen exposed. The bills IA
sued call the fraudulent concern the Me-.
chants Exchange Bank Of Anaoosta. d. O.
They were circulated South and West-prin-
oipaHy in the latter section Of the country, asA
were signed T. E Curtis, cashier, and Ia
Dewey, president. The contents Of the ofsce
here were seized by the police and WestLrooE
arrested. Warrants were also Issued for thX
other parties. Tho paper Of the bank Is Of
course utterly worthless
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auetionasrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURl at
IL Auetop.-On WEDNESDAY, the LIST of No
yember, we shall sell at the residence of VIM PIye
Esq at 10 O'Clock O. M, on north K, between Sth
ana Sth streets, near the Western House. an excal.
lent assortment of Furniture, Wis:
Mahogany Sofa, parlor and rocking Chairs
DO marble top centre and other Tables
10 Whatoot, French Bsdsteads, and Wash
stands
Girandolss, solar, hall and other Lamps
China glass, crockery, and stone Ware
Maple Bedsteads
Cane and other Chairs
5ply' ingram. passage and stair Carpets
Rugs and Mating
Hair. shuck and palm Mattresses
Cooking. radiator and alright Slows
And good lot of Kitchen Requisites
with large lot Of other articles which we d>em
unnecessary to enumerats
Terms: s25 and under cash over sos credit of
two, four and six months or notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
OCT zo-o AuctionssrI
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By j, G. MCGUIRE, Austfonser.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFRcrs At
# Public sale.-On TUESDAY morning, October
Sist at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of Mrs. OMey.
No 285, south street, between New Jersey ave.
nue. and First st. east shall SELL
Damask covered Tetes -Tete Sofa
Mahogany pa'lor Chairs, Centre Table
Bookcase, Lounge, cane seat Chair
Dining breakfast and other Tables
Csttags Bsisteads. Bureaus, Washstands
Looking Glasses, Wardrebes, Toilet Sets
Mattresses, Curtains, Window Shades
Carpet, Oilcloth, Rugs
Radiator, Airtgh and other Stoves
Together with q general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $40 credit of
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. O MCGUIRE,
OCT I'D Auctioneer
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The CHOLERA IN IRELAND-The cholera,
We arc sorry to say, is increasing in Dublin.
The Freeman's Journal there, under date of
the 18th of October, says:
"Cholera has been, for the last week,
making steady advances. Creeping through
tho lanes and alleys, it has advanced into the
streets, and tho hospital returns now show
such rapid increase as forbids the hope of q
subsistence Of the disease before the wOnted
course shall have been moro or less completely
rum"