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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-12-30
Just Received.

Just Received.
on bbls extra and super fine St. Louis flour;
GU 80 half bbls do;
100 sacks drop and buck shot, assorted sizes;
Is doz. extra brooms;
s bbls white beans; 5 do. dried apples;
40 packages layer r~aisins; ! box citron;
so boxes c~urrants;
80 sacks and kegs buck wheat;
800 sacks oats; 50 do. corn; so do. bran;
60 boxes extra chewing tobacco, 20 lbs each;
50 do negro tobacco;
$50 bbls western Lime; for sale cheap for
CASH by [d3l HART, AUSTIN, & CO.
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New Goods.

New 0O00Ss
VN1E have just received a beautiful assortment
w of Fall and Winter Dress Goods, a part of
which having been purchased at auction in New
York, we are enabled to offer at unprecedented low
prices.
We add below a list of a few styles of goods
with their prices annexed, to which We particular
ly invite the attention of the Ladies.
Prints, best goods and fast colours, from s to
10 1-2 cts.
Mousline DeLains, plain and printed from IL 1-2
to 80 cts.
Cashmere DeEcose, all wool, brilliant colours,
at 81 IL 1-2 cts.
Alapacas, black and figured, from 25 TO so cts.
Ginghams, plain and plaid, 10 $ 80 cts.
Besides complete assortment Of
Printed Cashmere, all wool, DeLaines, Dress
Silks, &C., which we are selling decidedly cheap.
sep23 HART. AUSTIN & co.
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J. z. DEGELCS,
Commission Merchant,
Plaquemine, La.
HAVING completed his large aud ,o,nmodious
IL Ware1loaise opposite to the Steamboat
Landing, will give his entire attention to the
Receiving and Forwarding
of all Freights passing through Plaquemine.-
Crosse Tele and Attakapas Merchants in particu-
lar will find it to their interest by giving their at
tentlon to this notice. Those wishing to have
theil Goods attended to will please address
Care of J. Z. DEGELOS,
jul7 Plaquemine, La.
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Window Glass
Mules, Horses and Negroe.

Mules, Horses and Negroes.
TINE undersigned informs his friends and the
l. public generally, that he will return to Pla-
Quemine in about five weeks, with a fine lot OF
Mules, Horses and Negroes, which he will sell up
on his usual accommodating terms.
Octi4 HENRY MOORE.
NOTION, Gum and Hemp packing always on
~ hand, and for sale by
sew ROTH BROTHERS.
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JOSEPH N. DUGAS.

Achflle St. DiZier,
Successor to Hiram Sigler-
HAVING BOUGHT the Establishment of
IL Mr.. HIRAM SIGLER, on Bank Street, and
after the It'll of next month, l shall be prepared
to carry on the same line of business. heretofore
carried on in said Establishment, such as general
WHEEL WRIGHT, BLACKSMITH AND
HORSE SHOELNG SHOP.
ALSO
LOCKSMITH, IRON RAILING AND FANCY
IRON WORK
FOR GRAVE YARDS.
will also attend to my old profession, such as
putting up and repairing Of Steam Engines, Ssgar
Mill, SaU Nils and Corn Mills
Terms-liberal.
Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
solicit my friends, and the public in general, for q
continuance of the same. " 20
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School Books, Periodicals,
CTATlONERY, Of all kinds, and Miscellaneous
~ Works, just received and for sale cheap at
oc15 RICHARDS.
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DECEIVED by Empire City from New York
N . fresh supply, Of latest style, Cambria and
mnslin Bands.
Thread Leces, Knit Gloves, do. Mitts.
or sale BY AUG ROTH BROTHERS.
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- whS NsSWb kSh VIZ
paying in advance the interest Of g. per cent
on the balance remaining due each YEAR
Twelve thousand dollars (1l2yO00) due said
Mrs. Dodd, and payable on the first Of Janua-
y, 1855, with 8 per cent interest from that day
till payment, being 4 loaa 81 money to the pre.
sent PROPRIETOR Of the plantation; Four thou.
sana dollars (e4,000) also dae the said Mrs.
Oood oy Mrs. Lavinia Blanchard, one Of said
owners being also foe = loan Of money due
and payable ON the lat January, 1855, also with
eight per cent interest from the Let January.
1856, till paid. both said loans secured hy nort.
gage on said plantation and slaves, @ Mn 81
more fully explained; and the purchasers .
assume the payment Of the said three sums saa
interest, and all the mortgage obligations ana
others BY which they are secured, and Be ere.
dited on the footing Of cash on the said fnst
malt OF the price, the amount Of ths capital Of
sa'd sums asssmed, 70 Wit: Thirty thousand
four hundred dollars (o30,AO0) and the ~
maander OF the said 6fst half Of the price to
Do payable In oil the month Of March. 1855.
Inc otner half Of the price Of adjudication
% % payable 1t one, two and three yeass from
the day Of sale, with interest from that day I'M
paid at eight per cent per anuum,
For all the credit payments the purchasar 70
furnish notes in coupons, 10 sseh parts for each
iinstaiment - required to operate the p~arttjon
between the parties to this psoeeediae, witb
security IN solido 70 the saiisfiction cf the
vendors and oil such notss 70 10 sscured bv
speeia. mortgage Of the property sold. apd
sesntnsd u an ct Of sals 70 f. psssed he(ore
sae' 1eeosdsr II this parish. 'at - sxpssss Of
purchaser. The pafshssss NJ, n-sssovsr.
.essoe towass Tho Citisens Bank all the do.
lies ana obligations Of . steckholder Tor ths
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I'm vertu dun ordre on decret a moi address
u Sc par lHon. Cour du Sixieme District de
FEtat de la Louisiana en- ct pour la Paroisse
dIberville, en- date du l. %courant, J'exposerai
en- venle p~ubIique au plus offiant ct dernier
enrherisSaur
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Auction Sales.

EXTENsIvE AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
Ia choice and valuable Books, Stationery, &C., at
Auction and Psivate sala.-Commencipg on SAT
URD. December 16, at Fig yerald's Store, 47i
Pennsylvania avenue. flock all new and perfect,
direc: from New York trade sales, comprising The
chcicest and brst selected assortment foreign and
Gomestc) ever offered in this marke. consisting of
School, assicul law, medical, and
Misce aneous Books. il every d. partment of itera.
turs
New Books, daily from New York, and old. red
direct
scbo luhc and priv te Libraries furnished from
81 to 40 per cent lees than usual rates
Bities, Prayer Books Blank Books, &C., great va.
rie'y
Albums, Annals and Holiday Presents, for 1856
Agricultural Works, some so different authors all
new AMI rapular works in pint (Amarican
and Engiish) 30 i'm rove the soil and the mind
Gold end Ste.l Pers. of extra quality
Diaries, Pocket Memorandums, Porte Monuaies,
&C., &c.
Ths above ftock viii bs open for examination and
private SAL during the day. to which all are respect
fully invited, whether they wish to purchase or
Dot, and cftr:a at auction every evening until the
entire stock stall be disposed Of
n b. rare opportunity is now offs' cd Cor re.
pienshing iarsries wi choice reading at low rates
for the long winter evenings, ell can be suited
D'n'r forget the place. at the Ne. Uoio Bookstore,
474 PeDnsy'yenia avenu". dec Is
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tel faculty that the unfortunate victim Of Mis-
Mudgs's strange hslluoinstions Il innocent
There Are rumors here that the distinsuishsd
author Of Captain Canot has Joined the mys
ferrous order Of Know Nothip9s, and that he
will probably be appointed Commissioners on
the part Of Baltimore to adjust the McDonough
bequest. dc not vouch for the truth Of this
but 1t has rather a substantial semblanos.
Mayor Kinks, am told, Is quite busily on.
gagged making selections for the green bag to
be sent in soen after tho Council meets at its
regular session. He il said to be peculiarly
exacting upon the soorce of temperance, and
will tolerate nothing stronger than "ginger
pop" or "Randall's mead" Anything beyond
this will be sufficient cause for instant decap.
itation.
observe that the Baltimore American and
the Pathfinder are in ambitious rivalry, to sec
which can issue the greatest amount of pic
lures, wood outs,) DO, Of tho operations In
the Crimoa. The Pathfinder is one ahead, as
it issues, besides the recent views of Sebasto.
pol, complete map of the city of Baltimore
There is considerable growing here among
the Democracy about the rumored appoint.
ment of Francis Grund to tho consulate at
Marseilles. If the appointment is made, the
growlings will show themselves In open rebel.
lion. Mr.. g. is a fine writer, but an unstable
politician.
Forrest is drawing crowds at the Front
Street Theatre.
Business remains quiet. There is no special
change in the principal commodities Money
is considered somewhat easier.
BEN BOLr.
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Pc HAGNAs,

80. The Waterford Ireland) News states
that Mr.. Henry Meagher brother of the we'll
known Irish political exile, has got a COM
mission in one of the Waterford militia regi-
ments
IL. kosauth has delivered great speech
in England on the war and the errors Of the
allies. His view, enforced with his peculiar
powers Of oratory, is that the only means of
securing the West of Europe against the en-.
croashments Of Russia is the Reconstruction
ct Poland. followed by the restoration of the
lately subjugated and suppressed nationality
of the Continent
80. It is said that Mr.. Vanderbilt is now
building two fine steamers upon the general
plan Of the North Star, to ply from New York
to Havre or Liverpool, and that they will be
ready for soa in the course of the coming
spring.
80. The Worcester Palladium mentions q
rumor that Rufus Choat has Joined the Know
Nothings, and will he candidate for United
States Senator.
80. At dinner given to the governor Of
Australia, in Bendigo, the health of the Pre-
sident Of the United States was drunk with
all the honors.
go. Rev. DR.. W. L. Breckenridge declines
accepting the second invitation to become
President Of Westminster College, at Fulton
Missouri.
80. Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and Hon
Robt. johnson, of U. s. Senate, have reached
this city
.... Francis Grund, Esq, denies that he ha.
been appointed Consul to Marsailles.
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BALTIMORE C0RREsPoFDEaCE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15-P.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 15-P. M
The meeting of our dentists, yesterday, was
attended with more than ordinary interest
Their prominent object was to compare notes,
derived from practical observation, with refer.
ence TO the effect of Gnesthstic agents, or ether,
upon patients, and to take some steps towards
securing tho pardon Of DR.. Beale, now In the
penitentiary Of Pennsylvania, under the con-
viotion Of a supposed outrage upon MICS
Nudge Quite a number of interesting cases
and incidents were cited, in which this won
dsrful agent had similar effects to those pro-
nounoed upon the lady in question: In one
case, a negro imagined himself to have been
in desperate conflict with q mad bull, and
finally vanquished the enraged animal; and
even to the present day this patient cannot
have his mind disabused of the glorious tri-
umph he achieved in whipping the beast. He
conoeives it the browning hour Of his life.
Others, both ladies and gentlemen, were over.
come by the most singular hallucinations,
which required months Of time, and the most
cogent facts, even to shake their faith in what
they fancied had taken place. Other cases
were narrated, which gave convincing proof
of tho Importance Of having q third party
present during tho administering Of ether and
had not such fortunately been the case, those
who operated might have been in the same
condition as that Of DR.. Beale, of Philadelphia
It was also suggested that dentists hereaf
ter, for their own safety and protection, should
require the attendance Of witness whom
giving auaesthetic agents to their patients.
The convention finally arrived at the convic-
ton that no one was a competent witness to
detail circumstances which they may imagine
| happened to themselves or others whilst under
| tho influence Of these agents. The convention
| finally appointed o committee to confer with
their brother dentists In Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, and elsewhere, for the ultimate
purpose Of procuring DR.. Bsale's pardon
The subject In all its bearings is one Of great
delicacy and fraught with unusual interest.
It is the almost unanimous opinion Of our den.
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b anEEN q sCOTT, Auesion.er..

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auot1,-..--
HoushHOLD AND KITCHEN yuRNrrupr :,
"a. AZ. Anat 10 II TUESDAY q. 10 hnst.nt y.
". Hsuptmsn. No. 500 Eleysnth ssue o. j
doors sou of Pc. svenus, a FOOD and 49,, .1.ee
rtmsnt Ct Furniture Wig: ~"u general A.
hah. gsny fss Lounges and ROCKING c,h.,-.
Do dressing and other BurasSsS o LA
stsniS sao "sss'
To dining, breakfast and ether Table,
Feather Beds, Bedding, and Bedstssds
good assortment Of China, elnss ana
fnree Ply, irgrsin, stair, and ether Garnet. ard
Cane and wood fest Chxrs and Looking e,..s..
aaholrons, Shovel and TonsA and Fendsra
E1oves, and . good as -ortment of Cookino Ut.rsu
WIZ many other articles which We deem unn, oes.
~ ,l Under SIS cash; over $25 credit Of tna
Two, three and four mouths for mite. estistso,..I
~ endorsed, bearing interest A|'''~e'o',
d.c,ea GREEN SCOTT,
Anrtinpoep,
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BY j. c. Ic9UfUE. ACctianeer.
SUFEs,B ssEES OCTAVE CHICKERING Pr
- anoto:,e, Excellent Csbinst Furniture Superio,
Eosn sad Feather BEDS. a'dcins, Carpets Cur.sir
Hi't frame nirrorr. Carr.sgs, Horses, Baggy, e. -
On T:iuheD1f morning, Eeoemtes 2iet, d 10
o'clock. q the rosi1enc: OF James Morse 20 n
the east side Of I've b. between and I street.
Grail sell ali his sarni .ure and Housebfli m ctf
romprsipg-
superb ssyen tcare Pianc.or; by CiickeriGy. ia
rishi. carved rosewood c76e style Louis XIV.
French plate mantei opd I.r Glasses, IN rich gilt
francs
Suite of eewooi plush co .ered pa,lor furni ure,
ooprrisipg large Preach ard pair Tete-a Tete
Sofss, arr, and psrlo7 Chats
Rosewood and Egyptian marble :op Centre and Side
= bies
Walnut Etsssres, Nusic Etard. Stool
Eush sest fancy erm ami reception Chairs
Beautiful marble and bronze Mentel TimeYi.cs
In'a;i Wits. Tables
Writing Deck. Marble Vase
Tn and: oz,e Oh Paintings, Engravings
SuptTi07 ms hogaTy Flu c'Sered patent r. acing
hso IL; n. 3s;as seq: Lounges, Essy oasirs
Suites OF ds mssk and L1cc Curtains ShsdeS. Ger
nice 81 d fistures
MsnosanY Es,eosio din;: : Tail, Is fes.
N rble TOP sideboard. do. Besuft.s
Dining Chairs, Side Tables, Locnees
Eiegan gold band Dinner Set
ichiy decorated tea, C flee and dessert Ses
Fine Bohemian and cut Glassware
IaD'e cutlery, CockF, Ornaments
Ners s,s rio- flee fu .ur consisting Of mahcg
any Bookcases, Secretaries, Desks, VT: tins
Tables, &c.
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads
Do and rosewood Wardrobes, Washstands
Dress nx Tables, Bureaus, Chairs
Very superior Feather Beds, Bolsters 4 Pillows
Hsir 81 husk Mattresses Comforts
Excellsn' Blankets Counterpan.s, &C.
Brass hound silver Chest, of Tea Wood
Mahogany Crib, Oommodes, Mirrors
Steel Fire Irons, Fendsrs, Stoves
Three superior Cook Stoves and Fixtures
PIPER o)ok ng Utensils, Refrigerator s, DC.
Together With largo pumte of useful articles
not necessary to enums rate.
At O'Clock, in front Of the premises, shsI
SELL
A rair Of handto bsy carriage Horses, perfectly
broke, snd wor@ wsli in single or dou de har
ness Or under the saddle
Excellent family Carriage and top Buggy, built &c
order by ore of the verJ bes. builders In New
York
Single and d. uble Harness Covers, DC.
Terms $50 and under CASH; over that sum credit
off, and month for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bes1ing interest.
P.S.-The house is for rent; inquire on the prem
Uses or Of the Auctioneer
JAS c. McGUIRE,
decla-d Auctic neer.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT, NOTICKEre
~ at . less rate than SIX CENTS
each viii be Issued f1r the Omnibus
ses OF the subscriber, running betw.
Georgetown ana Washington g. eth strest and Ma
w Yard, and Penney ysnis avenue and the Alexsn.
dra Steamboats,. Tn, enormously increased price
OF horse fesd and the increase Of wages which have
tsSen place In Washington within the last ak
years, nave made this course neoessary on the sub.
scroers part, as sill will perceive who will cali 70
mind the rise Of prices reierred to- 1t has been the
sunsc:i5sls earnest aim to the pubic faitl.
faiiy, rendering them the greatest ssible amount
Will duly app eiate the pgeesiag necessity for in
seractisns from him b bis drivers, On and after
Monday Mex 90 ask in al csses the 'u fare Of six
cents FOR Zach lids for all persons eseept children In
the arm. lie has only to add that the rropristors
Of all omnibsses running In New York and Bsltj.
more have bssn coInpsled in self dsfsuc, TO adopt
the same course
dec l3-lw GILBERT VANDERW sRKEN
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STEAM CRACKER BAKERY

CHFest, be.,eesn 3 and Oh streets.
FJthE above estab ishment is ETH in ,uecs.ssu,
4 operation. Improved machinery, driven by
steam, ables the subscriber to all all orders from
y; ana to furnish work equal In quality 10 any ee
tablishment in the country. &c
On hand aid ready f}r delivery large stock q,
fresh Soda, Butter, Wac rnd Sugar CRACKERs
Pie MICS. Wine, Biscuit, aud Ground ORAoKRes.
Believing that strictly cash business ID les. {
pertinent ~ N
GOODS deiisered free Of expense d. airy yont II
livery. YMtS. r. TASn1aSTp~ o
dee 9-nw
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LIVERY MAN HI5 OWN LANDLORD-TaE
IL Union Land Association have row Autographed
pists Of UDiontown, stus ted the Eastern branch
Of the Potomac river, directly opposite the Nav
Yard, aud iavit the public to exsmine the same at
thsir Office.
Elisbl- Building Lois, on graded 60 feet wide
streets, fronting "a fat aud running back $50 fest
now offered at the very low price Of $75, paya.
bic in easy installments Of So month, until the
whola is paid, when deed in fee simple will be ex.
ecuted t. each lot holder; deduction of 10 pr
cent will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The location IL one of acknowledged health funess
and beauty, with IN cbunasnt-supply of excellent
wafer. Persons DESTROYS of procuring house and
lot upon very favorable conditions Of payment.
p2 rturi.y will never again be presented.
N. D A large quantity of chesput post aud oak
wood FIR sa'e cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Ofics, Seventh ct, sbove Odd Fellows Hall.
dec Ain,
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Arrangement Of Wendell phillins

BosToN, Dec, 15-Wenaen Phillips, ESQ,
appeared in the United Satss Cirsuit Cour,
this morning., and gave bail in the sum of
81, 500 dollars to appear in March nex. 70 an
swer the charge Of resistance to the Unit ed
States marshal a. the time of the Burns rem /.
dition
At his request, the following persons were
allowed to become bis bondsmen: Messrs.
George W. Phillips H. A. Bowdwa.ch. r. e.
Apthorp, Samuel May, c. M. Rllis, and Fran
els Jackson.
Isaac Smith, shoemaker by trade, was ar.
rested here this morning on charge of muir
dering his iliegitimale child, and was commit.
ted for Ak amiaation. He is a married man.
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Baltimore Markets, &c

BALTIMORE, Dec 16.-Howard street -four
IS held at $3.50; City Mile s. Is. $4,000
bushels Of wheat sold at yesterdays prices
1900 bushels of corn sold-whi,e, saassc.,
yellow, s5c. Other articles unchanged.
Dispatches from Pitsburg and Cincinnati
represent business as being dull there, espe.
cially in provisions.
The Western rivers are falling.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

I SH sLL OPEN en- the 18th Or 18th IF s,em be,
i the first lar-e invoice Of rsa style Of DiaIaorG
and other Jeweiry, Fancy Silre1wafe, Gard Recsiv
ers, Work soxss, Vases, Ngurea, Table and Msa.-l
Dresden china Ornaments, and q yari sty OF hic
NackS, suitable for Holiday Gifts The Cos ds viii
be arranged for inspection on the 18th lbs s7f tn
pI,,i; are invited to call. Politenees and civIi,,
VIII &c eXtt nded to oil. whether purchasers CT Tot
q. SEMKEN, Jewcler,
Formerly Warripe- + esm,as
p: avenue, between b IN : lotalt
dec @dt24th
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DRUG. STORE FOR SALE.

4 DRUG STuRE, e.ig;bly Gtuatsd, doing an e1-
"A tens!ve business, and With an ample stock OF
th- best Medicines, Fancy Articles, So with oil tn.
d4turee, (Which are new saa In the most perfect
order, Is offs ed for sale, great bargain
Ihs price is 800, which Is 81 900 less than oest.
Any Iers n desiring to purohsss can learn partio-
ulars b. add aessins letter 10 Drug2tst,s ws.h-
ingtou IL Nc 1S-dt
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this department. and the machinery and SAW
are being arranged. preparatory to commsn
cisg operations. under the Immediate sunar.
vision Of Mr. Thomas z. Williams, INSPECTOR
OF timber. There are at present only three
hands employed in this establi shmspt
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1HE PHILADELPHIA FIRE As far as ascer-
tanned the occupants of the buildings burned
On Chestnut and Fifth streets lose $2lO 900,
on which there is an insurance for s95, 900.
This Is exclusive Of the ioss of buildings, which
must exceed 500, 600, mostly insured. Many
OF the occupants had not been heard from, 20
tb at the total loss is not yet known.
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Extensiys Iihal suit

New YORK, Dec. ls.-Ths Austrian Copsul
here intends to prosecute all the papers
throughout the country for libel, who publish.
ed the report Of his frrudulently obtaining
$4,000 worth Of goods and then abseopded.
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Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

NOV Is the time If You want likeness splendid.
IN ly flushed for q very low sup. We ere max.
ins pictures the best material and putting them
up In the latest style.
Gallery on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
snd Tenth streets, direct, over Mes.rs Galts jew
ely Store. c. ID. STEWART, PropE.
dar 73-snH
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by BARN ARD d BUCKLEY.

Orgetoyyn
ARGE .TCGK or FAMILY GROCERIES, At
IL Auc ioD.-On MONDAY the 18th irs ant. at Ia
o'clock g. st., az the store of M-. " III rennaT cor
ner Of Bid and High strees re will sell bjs en-.
t;ze stock. We name Ia nart
.;o2s heads III gar, barrels t Moinsses
Bars Is rsfnel Sugar, lsrgs took If Teas
Bran5T' " risky, Wines. SID her Liquors III bar.
raiA. casks ard bottl,s
Bags Rio, Java, a1d other Coises
imperial and o'ht Epe sni fresh Teas
Large stock os Salt
Cigars, Spices. OF Frun.s and Pi.k!-s
Tobacco, S1uf, lot % tirecra3ie
Bfooms Brushes, Woodward, Baskets
Also, ell The Sore Fixtures, Scales &c
Also, large humber Of BOOTS and Shoes. coarse
AMI hne-w rNod, With many her goods not herein
I4e0tio!.fd.
~sl7o, 20 d shels Clover SID
erms a. sale. WI H. TENNEY
BiRNAtD & BUCKLEY,
uc To- AuCtionee1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-16
BY L. 3. WRIGHT, Auetton...
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kfukNiTURE, REAL ESTATE &c at Arc IN, 49,
On THURSDAY nex', the 21st instant Z u
o'clock N, l shall ell without reserve a. IN.
residence OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth G. alee on SEQ
Of WAX '"iae
Mahogany and other Tables
Chairs, Carpets, sideboa,d, sofa
Crockery and GLASS; ware
Feather r, DIS, B ds eacs Bedding
Locating Gil SEES, st.ves, sc.
With the usu Kitchen Fr,ni,ora
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OF sec,nd and Fa. cite street Geo getown co by
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story frame Housa Terms a. sale
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