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NOTICE.

HAVING sold the ground on which my Iron Fonndr-
is situlted College street, Nasy lie, now offer fr
sale the Building, being frame Of the following dnleh
sions q feet front ruanug back - feet l. 6d feet bv 10
tee-all two stories high good portion OF the building
isuew, The tubers al! GOOD, and can be easily moved.
Also my entire stock Of paie which ae very numerous,
consisting Of EncInS Mil gearing Of almost every descrp
u"n and latest stles Mil wheels Of almost every deScrp
uo hrStrae Engine and Boiler and all The fixtures 10
make the same comPeie Blast Fan of the most approved
plan; Mill for grinding Blackng two Cupuloes in good or
der three large Stacks we'll brced with rods and kegs
from bottom 10 top; FlaskS suitable for mould almost
any deSc 0n OF casting all the stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining TO the Foundry
ihe ABOVE can be GOT very liberal teTms-f desired
on credit OF from one o ten years Possession can be
given IN September, ls54
may1-dtrw&NSu,* SAMUEL AAfFNT
LNISHiNG TACkLtS.-A good supply of Fishing
Il Tackle consisting OF Bamboo Fishing Rods Hooks
Lines, Snoods Corks &c For saeby
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500 REWARD!

L1OUR MORE HORSES STOLEN FROM MY sIzE7
T PREMISES, mile and bali \. w OF I--Ns
Nashville Wednesday night the sd inst of the follow
ing description, viz
One fine young bay Horse about Is hands three inches
high, about six years old.
One other rich Dapple Bay Horse about the height
but not quite heavy about eight years old with
one or both OF his hind feet white.
One other-a Sorrel Horse about eight years
old nearly seventeen hands HIGH blaze in his face and
or two white feet
And other Sorrel Horse four years DID, about fifteen
hands high, all four of his feet white and large blaze
his face He also has the marks of the harness him.
particularly about his shoulders.
The above reward will be paid by for the apprehen
sion of the thief and return of the horses. Or will pay
iy dollars for the apprehension of the thief alone 0r
fifty dollars for the delivery the horses to in the
same proportion for any Of them.
my6-tf THrS HARDING.
EPSILON,
THE BEST SON OF OLD PACIFIC the broth ~
i er of Gamma and the Sire of Corset Ds xlEAN
aond, Voltaire and Sem, will stand the ensu- GlZA
ing season. my stable at So. The cash will be required
before the removal of the property Mares kept at Is cents
per week.
EPSlLONis nearly sixteen hands high rich bay, snd
one of the most beautiful and perfect horses ever seen B
Eve of bis colts have been traned four OF that number
have proved most excellent What horse 10 amer
ca has done better His pedigree IS equal TO any In the
United States No responsibility for accidents CT escapes
Feb. 17-eo&w3m- VI hAhDiNo'
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SOM E II HING
NEW AND VALU A. BILE

TEE most powerful King the face Of the globe no.
rsigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
crowned heads Of Europe sink into i1sgnhesncs
Whea com pared TO that of our American King.
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
rorease the riches Of the rich and ordy and to reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the iordy mansion and humble cabin ready alike
70 administer relief and offer health and happpness
70 the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
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VALUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
FOR SALE.

DEING determined to to Texas now offer nv
ID valuable Mills aud Land for sale lying on Elk liver
81 miles IRON Winchester. If do not sell privately by
the first Monday i'll October next will at that time sell
the highest bidder in front of the Court House in the
of Winchester.
1t is well known that this is the most valuable water
power Franklin county; not the best in the State of
Tennessee. The GRlST and SAW MILLS on it are in
good running Order and the best in Franklin county
They situated miles from Asonia, and three miles
from Dechard, the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
The power is capable Of running any amount of
chiDery. ANY person Company that may desire go
into the manufacturing business, have opportunity
of procuring location superior any this country All
such respectfully invsted TO and examine for
themselves. Connected with the Mill property tract
OF Land containing 10 acres which will sell all in
body divide into lots 10 suit purchasers 1t is all well
tmbered with the exception of about 20 acres which in
cultivation. Near the Mills is q GOOD DWELLING and
out houses and convenient to the dwell ing there three
excellent springs of pure Freestone water besides others
There also two fine SULPHER SPRINGS on the tract
atording good Sulpher water be found in the
State.
The location of the residence is high and healthy and the
scenery is beautiful.
~ will sell this valuable property terms to suit
purchasers-either for cash credit Long short
credit will be given. JAMES II. ESTILI.
iapl3-d.tW, W.T..
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-No. IL, DEADERIcK STREET.

giIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN-Is furnished
10 subscribers al the following rates: Single copies
year in advance 81 So within the year SO CO., iheend
1f the year 81 90. CLUBs-0f five and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers win be re-
oeived for six mouths at the foregoing rates.
&c TR[WEEKLY is published every Tuesday fhursdsy
and Saturday at S. per in advance; if ns:paio
advance, Sc.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
so THE MONEY ~ ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION 81
neInances Of subscriptions be tisde by mail al our
Fisk.
aper viii be sent cut OF the State unless the order &C.
conpanied with the cash.
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MARSRALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
7. POMEROY, n. D. Inventor and Proprietor

None Genuine aoo1t Lis Signature and tie Seal and Sig
nature Of tie Grcft@JUrg C5mpanH
well known that Dr. Pomeroy tie discoverer of the
L justly celebrated Marshalfs Uterine Cathocon is one
the oldest and sklfu physicians in this country
The medicine prepared by him, has attained reputa-
ton far beyond that awarded other medical pre-
paraOn and wherever it has been used ii has needed
recommendation, its own beneficial effects
But thing has retarded its universal adoption and
every of disease and that its price
which has been three dollars per buttle
1t is well known that five out of six in the
country Is years of age, afflicted with the
plants incident their attendant upon the
function mensruation. We all sufferers that
Marshas Uterine Catholicon will them if no vital
part injured ruptured, and it has long been
deavor to sell the medicine at price which will enable all
purchase il. This has finally become practicable and
that The price of this estmable medicine
is reduced TO ONE DOLLAR Fifty CENTS 50) per bottle
Ii is invaluable remedy for diseases OF the Womb
and appendages Urinary Organs las the Kidneys and
Blsdder) and diseases Of Pr gnancy-Proapsus Ueri,
Falling of the Wornb-IeucoTrhGa, or Whites Flour
Abus-a Irregularities OF the monthly periodical
especially painful Menstruation. suppression and
flowing -ncontinence of Urine, and scaldng of the
diseased acton of the Kidneys, Bloating DrOpsi
Cal Swellings Also, Spinal Complaints called gen
orally the result Of this class Of complaints and will dsap-
pear where they exist in the ratio the Uterine
removed-Dseases Of Pregnancy, such Acidy, Nausa
Vomiting Indigestion and Paintings
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STRAUT, ALLEN & CO.,
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS,
(AT THE OLD STAND OF II. n. MYERs)
Trio Doors Be,oac the Theatre,
No. 9J, Cherry Street. Nashville, Tennessee.

No. 95, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
VNIE now prepared to manutac- o rs
w ture, on the shortest notice, 9xfTA
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &c, of eve &%HXEW
a description of the neatest and most
highly finished style The work done by us will compare
with any Eastern manuactory and the terms equally as
prepared offer better article of manufacture for nspec
tou than any similar establishment in the Southwest
and better terms when fright &C. is considered than
they can be obtained from the East
We ask a thorough examination Of specimens of work
done at establishment, which be by calling
on us
.4s Repairing of all kinds done in the neates man
ner and ON reasonable terms.
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rRurIi Is MIGHTY AND wILLPREyAIL

IL.
HUTCHIsONs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
I s the etectual remedy for Piles Sore Caksd
Il Breast, Cuts. Bruises, &c, now extant. THIS ned
cmes prepared with great care and never falls TO give
lief when properly administered Remember
Il Cures Piles-speedlly.
It Cures Sores or Caged Breast--iInniedia.eiy.
II Cures Cuts, Bruises SorUs-On man or horse
The afflicted invited to give II trial II does not
accomplish what claim for it. then pronounce hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number Of GER
cates from the first citizens Of Virginia and other Sta'e
several of which accompany each box. We give the fol-
lowing from the sheriff Ot Boetourt county, Virginia
Mr.. Pitzef:
Mr. HurCmsoH-pe1r Sjr-I had been almost
sufferer from Piles for twelve previous t
the time heard OF your ointment. have gwen IL hi
trial. and for the last Years have had sThpio', OF
the disease and consider myself eutTely cured tLnS it
large that invaluable ointment shOulf be geG
orally known. Yours respectfully, Z PIAak
Sold wholesale and reiall, by .-
feb11 '54-6md6triw Agent, College sireet
Prepared bv W. Hutchison. Co. Ansterd IN, IA
CHEMICALs.-A large stock, and tlom the best
manuiac: :ures some exceedingly rare, never beole
bOu this market Attention OF Physicians 10 this
pA5s febilIg4 II ~ s'''A - '''p p''''' JG BROWN.
GOD LIVER OH..-Four crosses Rrshten, Clark 4
u Co.'S fresh and genuine Cod Liver OIL Just received
by j. u. BROWN,
april 43 College st.
THE MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY
L ONE His OWN PHYSICIAN. This is the only
Work treating PRIVATE DISEASES, common 70
MALE and FEMALE and that contains RECIPES for tie
of the 1t gives the symptoms OF the different
diseases follows them up their different stages with re
cipes, written in plain English, for their cure From tins
work the unfortunate learn their precise situation take
their pencil and make out prescription (Which can be
procured at an Drug Sore) and by following Implicitly
the Instructions be cured and exposure The author
If This work laie Professor in one OF leading Medical
Colleges of Philadelphia has perhaps had practice
in the cure of Pr ate Diseases different stages oil Soee
y than any other Physician in the country II contains
beautiful Lithographc Figure of Female, showing the
formation OF the Gsneratve Organs with proper expana
ions, &c.
Address HUGHES & CO, Publishers, Post paid, z hla-
ielpha, Pa. Price 81 per Copy-Free of Posta 60
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~ TIYnRErIi,S GARDEN sEEUS.

A SPAKAGUS KOOIS,-4,UOU on LAnd and I0F
a sole b. Ifeb24 -54l J, G. BROWN,
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~ SUNDRIES.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY
TNHIS COMPANY being fully organized, according TO
Charter is prepared to write Policies against LOS s
DAMAGE BY FIRE, Buildings. Goods Wares and
Merchandise generally Also. shipments against loss
or damage by Seas, Rivers Inland Transportation
the most favorable terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates
Office, No 80 College street. East sde between Union
street and Public Square.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, w. T. BERRY,
ANTHONY W. VANLEER, JAMES WOODS
JOHN KIRKMAN JOHN H. EWIN
HENRY HART, JR. r. G. McNAIRY
THOS. W. EVANS. HUGH McCREA,
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAMES WALKER, Secretary. s.-. @
Nashville, April 80. BwG
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In hvaluaJle Book lor . ceeh. "Egsry Ea1qiy
SioVd hare Cop;"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold in less ,14gse.z
L than months A new edition. revised Z <12lESs.3
and improved, Just issued. eI3SgG
DR. Htj NIER'S MEDICAL NANlrAT ~-~>-->->-S
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RHODES, HAGEN & CO., .a
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No 81 Ny9afaofe Mree, East side, beloap .Second,
CLyUYNN17T ....
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods Pro-
duce also the purchase and sale of all kinds of Pro-
duce and articles of CINCINNATI and PIrrsBURG Mannac
lures.
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLLINS & Co, Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents.
ian4-d & W en-
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The Gr9ifenburs DYsenterV SyTup,

An nfable remedy for all bowel complaints. In Asia
tic Cholera and Cholera Mobus, it has wonderful power
1t Dysentery Darrhoa, Bloody Fur, Grpng, and
Strainng, Cramps, &c, dc.
In bottles at 50 and % cents.
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EHOR SAI.E.-A Brick Dwelling. with rooms, No
Il SO Church street, between College aud Cherry.
Also two desirable Lots in Edgeed each lot fronts 100
feet on Fatherand street
Also part of Lot No A. in Ianiers addition to South
Nashville, fronting "a feet Washington st. running
back ia feet to an alley, Apply at No 6S1 Cherry sts
JOHN L. Il r. W. BROWN,
ap28 Real Estate Agent.
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N RHODES, NJ T. HAGEN, W. R, CASoS,
Late of Tenn. Late of Nashville, Late of Columbia
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DR. F. s. WoLpRIDGE, Franklin,
IsH.N A. ECKLks, 5 'ringfeld,
JANIS T BAsHAw, Gelatin,
Cook IL OWEN, Lebanon,
CRockEr n RIDDLk, MurfreesborO'-
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR KENT.-Tbess
Springs will be rented for the present year. or lea 81
for Of wears There extensive accou1rnodaeas
for visitors and everything necessary 10 maze theu
popular place Of resort for health or PeasHre Ley
situated in Hickman County Tennessee. and , ne -.
veral wears have been much equented BY the GU
of Davidson Williamson, Maur' and other 1s
counties Any wishing 70 rent S 1r IeSss WFftVa
Bon Aqua P. o., Hickman eoqntyl lrIITy If1RJ OF
:, co,lsos street opposite Planters Bank Ma hvil-
unarfg '54-H
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And by all Druggists in every the State of
see and all the Southern and Western States.
April 'J4-lmdtw&w
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Georgetown correspondence.

GEoReErowN, January 10, 1854.
The heavy rains and moderate weather of the las,
few days, has opened our river and harbor again. and
we have had several arrivals and departures of YES
sells. Among the arrivals, is the packet barqu.
william Chase, Dorry, from st. Thomas, with a
cargo OF sugars to the Messrs Dodge.
The Revs. Mr.. Tustin and Danforth, of the Pres
sfterian church, will preach in our Methods,
Protestant church, on next sabbath. The former
at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, and the latter, at o'clvck, r
Inc arrivals of pork, by wagons, during the LAS
TWO days. has been very large, and owing to the I'M
favorable state of the weather, prices slightly de
clned, $: ling at s. so q So. The quality of thai
arriving at this time Is unusually fine.
mere has been but little doing in the flour and
gram market since our last. Small sales of the
former, at 81 p q 81 81 \; and of the latter, al
81 % a 81 %, tor red wheat; and 81 % a. 81 90
ior white. Corn, white and yellow, 60 a. C3 cents
What effect the foreign news of this m0rning viii
have upon the market, are, a. yet, unable To- say
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-13

60 Why HAVE WE TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEarsroNI entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory Of vision. In
June, 1893, Prof WaEkTsroxE detailed the true
ton IN diagram of his iilust ratve apparatus which
Ne nrSt called the STERE0scoPE, (sfter two Greek
words meaning Solids, See, y for which, in 1910
ne was awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
has been applied To Daguerreotypes MHITEHURS1
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
ansles and also in the coioring by which they super
sede any aning we have yet seen In Photography w.
adyisc all Who have not seem th. h ali .f his al
lery, over the store Of Duvsn Bro, near four and
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, January Is, 1854.
Council Proceedin:s-Fdrmcrs' Rx.k-Inprasenc,t
The Counciln met in a called session on Wednes-
day evening, the presidents presiding. The follow
ing resolutions, Offered by Mr.. w. Ii. FowIe, and
amended in the second Branch by Mr.. Reid, wcr.
unanimously adopted:
l.. Resotred, That the bill now before the Senate
OF Virginia, authorizing subscription by the Cor
poratnn OF Washington TO the stuck Of the A,exan.
dTia, Loudon and Hampshire Railroad COMPANY, i.
received Wl:h Glstrust and disapprobaiiOn BY the
City Councils of Alexandria, nasinucli as by the
intended appropriation of the amount 5000 GOo) tc
the construction Of the line between this place an,
Washington CT y, the sole control of that important
connection Is placed in the hands OF foreign cor
poratlon.
= Re,olucd, That the bill for the construction O
railroad btween this place and Washington city
by an independent company, meets in its provisions
the entire APPROVAL and with the proviso added
expresses, "a we believe, the sentiments of a arg,
majority OF our citizens; provided, however that II
the nianagentn ut vi the business OF said company
a railroads terminating In Alexandria shall he SUI,
lcct to tile same charges Oh the road herein author
lied To be constructed, and in all respects to b,
placed On footing Of exact equality.
j. Resolrcd, That our Senator and Delegate b,
requested to carry out the object OF these resolutions
The letters of the Auditor, and the report of tn
cOmmi'tee thereon was ordered to be published an,
some miner police business transacted.
The Farmers Bank Of Virginia has declared
dividend Of Per cent for the last six months A
. meeting of the stockholders, held in Richmond
on ednesday, Mcssrs. VIM. Gresor, T. s. Smith, I
A. English, and C. Z. suttla, were elected Director
Of the Alcxsnjrie Branch
The trustees Of the First Presbyterian Churcl
preparing TO adoIn tn ir house OF worship will
fne fiighs If stone steps.
cleer moruing grects us to-day. Navigation i
almost entirely free from obstruction, and bushes
brisk. AMI
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There ID no better time than The present to
your supplies Of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in waRt OF superior or lov.pricei apnarr
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
s s known a. NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE ALL CL0THING EMPORIUM, Browns build
ng where they can be suited with every varsity and
style Of clothing Their beautiful ard wen selected
consists In part of fine black and fancy colored
cloth frock saek and dress coats; superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frocks and sacks; rich
tatnas Paletats and sack overcoats; with tn best
selection Of fne black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants cut Selre. silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests Also shirts, collars, drawers socks, cravats
All Of which they viii sell lower than any other
house in this or any other city We would also cali
The attention OF ladies to their complete assortment
OF Boys Clothing. large supply Of servants wear
always On hand. -.
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Ship ashore at Long Branch.

TIE HIGHLANDS, Jan. IA ship, I'M
derstood to be the Ganzelleroan, or some
similar name, from Liverpool, is ashore at
Long Branch. She has four feet of water
in her hold, and her spars are cut away.
The sea is running SO high that she has
not been able to be boarded from the
shore.
The steamer jamestown is passing the
Highlands with small boat in TOW, sup
posed to be from the wreck.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
9 UPERIOR STOCK OF GROCERIES AND IL
~ quors. Stand Casks, Store Fixtures Dray, &C.
at Auction On SATURDAY morning, January a.
st 10 o'clock. ar the Grocery Store of G. K. Byrns
Esq., corner Of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
shall sell his entire stock without reserve com
prising-
koaf, brown, pulver ized and crushed Sugars
Java, Rio, and I.agusyra Coffee
AdamsDtirc, Sperm, and Mould Candles
CASTLE, Brown. Windsor, and Fancy Soaps
Imperial, Souchong, ana Oolong Teas
Spices, Gingr Cloves, Nu.megs, Starch .
Preserves, Pickles, Olive Oil
5000 pounds superior frkin Butter, Mola es4s
superior Port, Madeira, Muscat, and Sherry Wines
Pale and Dark Ctgnac Brandy
Pure Holland C. in. Jamaica Rum
Superior Old Rye Wbskey, Domestic Liquors
Scotch Ale, Bottled Liquors
Tobacco and Cigars
Glass, Stone, and Earthenware, &c. .E-
Iron Safe, Dray, Platform Scales
Counter Scales. Wheelharrow, Truck
Large Butter Eeftigerator, capable Of holding two
thousand pounds
Lot Of Coal, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum q cred
it of two and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
ian I'D Auetioneer
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FURNISHED ROoMs-with or without board,
Il toilet, on Indiana avenue, three doors from I'd
street, in pleasant and agreeable location, within
five minvtes walk of the Capitol, Pennsy vania
pot. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
dor C2-ff
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Jan. Ii, II M.-Flour-
Howard Street and City Mills held at
81 Is. Wheat-white 81 IS; red 81 g.
a 81 66-5,000 bushels sold. Corn
prime white 81 Sc cts; yellow 20 cts
10000 bushels sold. Oats Al IS cts.
Rye 80 cts. a 81 90. Whiskey, in bar
rels, % cts. Butter-kegs, IL IA cts.
The market is dull prices slightly de-
clined.
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jan Id

BY j. G. REQUIRE, Auctioneer.
TOVERNME>T SALE OF ARTICLES remaining
" on hand f-om the repairs of the Pre.ident's
House.-On MONDAY morning, the 10th Instant at
10 o'clock, on the ground between the Presidents
House and Navy Department shall sell lot of ar
ticles no longer needed at the President s House,
comprising
Panneled Bulk cad and Archways, with glass doors
and sash, n good order
Lot of PannelIed " ork, Doors SASH Shutters
Lot of old N. c. Lumber, suitable for fencing
Lot of Iron and Lesd Pipe, Registers, old Brick
Lot of White Marble and Blue Stone Iearths
Lot of Italian White Statnary Mautes, part of which
arc in good order ami very valuable
Lot of dark Hiar'ho Hantels, partly broken
Tog.tee with a misc. laneous collection of Lumber
4 number of Bro and Gilt Psrlor Brackets
Two large marbie-tGp Side Tables
Hall and Office Stoves, brass mounted
Crates, Androns, Tenders, Shovels and Tonys Fire
Sands, &c. =
Lot of Russia Iron Stovepipe and Fireboaris Sheet
Zine. Tin Screens, Blowers
Lotof Beistoads, Carpets, Oicloth, Straw Mating
&c.
Terms cash, in specie.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
jan I'D Auctioneer.