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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10

ATrEMpT tn MyaDER, a NIFE--In
Cincinnati, on Monday night, a mln W
The name OF Pairic Graham atiemp,ed to
murder bis wife, Bu, was p,eseBledb BY
The iunely appearance of nppliceman,--
Graham had already brutally abused his
wife, and was, Standing over hor, with an
az in his hand, when her screams attrac.
led ,ho attention Of The officer. 2 assifao 7
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10

MARGAREF OF BURGUNDY, ,---Sihce the
duel which lately took place at Madrid,
between yottng Soulc aud the Dixie d.
Alba, occasioned by q remark Of tSe lat;
ter parsonage, who speking Of Madame
Soule.a said ;t"There comes Margaret pf
,Bnrgundy," many opinions prevail as 10
who Margare, Of Burgundy was. A Cir.
cnnati paper give . description Of one
Mary Of Burgundy, which is aqmis.ake,as as
IL was not Mary, but Margare! of Bur
gundy,, whom the Duke D'Alba alluded.
Margaret of Burgundy was the daugb.
Ter of Robert H., Duke Of Burgundy,
and Agnes, daughter ofSt. Louis, and
wife of Louis x, called tho mutinous.
They were married when Louis X was
bu, Is years of age, and Margaret still
younger. She was very beautiful, pos>
sesspg a mind sprghlly and versatile,
aud manners which il gfeat degro6
pariook of,hat abondan and lesi.y for
which the French havUoever been famous.
~ lntoduced into one Of the mos. corrupt
courts Of Europe, at her tender age, where
her will was sovereign law, she, soon Get
nm example OF disorder and irregu!arity
Unprecedented in the annals o! history,
and in the yearsl3l5 was convicted Of
adultery. and senierced ,oimprisopment
for life. But Louis x, could neither
forget nor forgive the stigma dlsnonor
which the conduct of his queen had
btonght upon his illustrious name; oanp
by his order she was slrangled,ai shesage
6f 26. Her life and character are strik-
ipgly illustrated in The ,ragedy called lhr
La Tour de Neslc. = Toledo Repa6iiccr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
CITY TRADE GEPOar.

SATURDAY Sep'snce 2-SP. NJ
ASHES were unchanged; 30 bis sold
RREADsTrIFs-Four tended downward The davis
sales cudd bh to choice stat. at 50 SO
$40 l2S common % GOOD Western, It SO IS $40 IS;
and ascrn grades generally at $40 rs 81 l2s; wi h
500 bhls Southern nr at ahou; previous ga; toos;
and 200 bbs state meal at 81 % pr bbI Wheat
less active TIE nansacttnns consisted of 500
bushels poor to good S0utf red At 81 90 81 IS aod
500 southern white at 81 90 sales were like wise effect
bushels clrp, at 79c sac fpr nnsonnd, and SIC a
s6hc for Western misei per bushel sta and Western
we're inactive aid anguid at soc 53c basn-i
CofIE-We noticed saes OF about 700 b,gs Of Rio at
&c a Toe in lots.
C,1Toy The market ntnued H. with sales o. 900
10 arc bales The egate aes for the week amounted
70 between z, 50b and 1000 naes.
TnlIehrs.- Rates continued dun and nomni To
Liverpool cotton " st I'D at which snail engagements
reported Gran was roninat at 2Ya. a sd asked,
ant dead " ight at Us ca IS To 'avre cotton sas
Re and ashes So So To Cshfo MIA qniet
gged 80 0oo feet Of n mhsr at $40 per 1000 feet
Hay Sales Of 500 bales were made at Toe 75c. per
100 lbs
Hors continued quiet, at former rates Stock mo To-
rate
IRoN-Ibe NAV et was qutt but steady, at prices
ranging from $50 $40 so and SAL for Scotch pg-sis
LINE was scarce and nominal Demand fair.
MoIAssEs Sales OF eco obls. New Orleans were made
a. prices not tJanspred.
NAVAL STORES pirits were dull AMI quotations
settled Ron was in fair request at ssaiy prices Raw
Oms-We heard of nothing in whale, sperm olive.
Lneed was in pretty goo request at 19c soc gal
Ion, Tor small parcels No charge occurred IN laTd
PRoyRIoNs.-Pork was improving. The operations en-
sced 500 bbl at Sl4 Sl4 25 for mess mos at the
hitter rate $l3 10 for thin Sill 5oa ST. IS for
prnIe, per Dbl Cut meats remained in .ht srppy an
omit, but firm. There bought 500 bnls lard at
1lAc al &c per H., AMI $50 bbls beef at unchanged
prices Butter and cheese in fair dsmaoi and dr
1cDAcco-lhere were 100 hhds. Kentucky sold At &c
SRc. perth
RICE Only shout rs casks sold Mt SO Is 81 g.
SUGARS A fair business doing, wt'nout ma raj
change in Irices The sales embraced about 4a0 hhds
Cubs mnscovado at part in bond at 4c and he remao
der at 524c 5c 1875 do New Orleans at &c and about
10 Porto Rico at BIC
3shc., cash. and 90 hhds. druge at &c.,, time &c per
gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY, September p

SATURDAY, September 2-6P VI.
gserewssa very active rnarsc: at the opening ,ha
morning, bat prices general thing, were sus
tanned. The most in porant feature in the operations
to-day was the upCard movement in Illinois Central
Boods Nicaragua Yrsnsit In demand aud buyers
look forward 20 much higher priaes Erie Railroad sold
largely, aod was freely offered Reading Railroad was
the next most active fancy tho list at the 6rst board
to day, Illinois Central Bonds sivan>ed 81 FER cent;
Erie Income Bonds, y Erie Convsrtbles de: lned i per
cent Canton Company, ]; NicNagua, u Erie Railroad
Ia; Reading Rsiresd, ~ At tie second rea-d there
was better feeling, and better prices realrsd II
lIe:s Central went up per cent Nicaragua, II; Cute
befland n; New Yesk Central Railroad, TX Cleveland
and roe3o, u Erie kailtoa1 J; Hudson River Earoaa
!. Harlem destined u per ceat This afternocn most
OF fa ges fs cash. Two small lots Of Eer4aos
Crushing Machi,e Company st ,ck sold hand
advance previous sales--lo0 shares ssla at 10
per cent ard 100 at I24 pc cent, cash. The highest
prsvione Gale wss at - per cent.
The steamship Arctic, from this port for Lveyps
day. esI1ed out ST. 6s2 in spece principally in goi
hare.
TIE expert Of specis om Bos ION ia August
to s9o7,3 Total since January |, 81, 6o5, 2s4.
The value OF mel ohan5ise sc imported INFO and ex-
ported from this port during the ma1'h IF Angus. in
ach Of the past tvo years. vas as an.ercd:-
COMMERCE OF TIE PoET OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

The value Of imports ir August this year The lsrg
est We have before recorded in any single Month
Nswitf standing this immense Importation the va lue
goods wsrehoused amounted to o. 1873 0S7 much grea,
aaaount than before known. The exports do not
show much change, except in the shipment OF specie
The amount of spec exported in August wa, larger
tbsD any month Of 1853 except o;.obsr whom The TO-
tai was "a, 1871 72
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

ITO LET-A VERY PLEassN FRONt PARlOR ON
Il secoad Euor sun tar gentlemen. aleo
email ronps with srrou, board can DO obtained az
rs Greene street, Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

FINE LARGE SUIT OF APARTMENTS WITH
N closets attached, may re had ut 25 Washington
place, for gent men only Best of reference required
A VERY PLEASANT ROOM WELL FURNI HE'D,
IN and 10 ated nearly opposite the Washington squir
can he bad with or without board by applying at 3Ol
Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

ID OOMS, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED IN FIRST
LII class lruse containing The modern conveniences
to let to gentlemen Only who willing pay literally
for superior Accommodation Prvats brea xfasts
rishso, If oesjrea app. az No lie Roy place, Beeck
er street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10


kusKEL's SERENApERs.-Odd Fellows Hall
was even better filed last night than on any
previous night, and the burlesque Of Julien
and Madame Anna Zerr was highly rsiishsd,
eliciting shouts of laughter from the delighted
audience. The other entertainments were as
usual varied, new songs being judiciously IN
terspersed, so that the constant visitor Is al
ways treated with something new on every
evening In a similar manner there will be
fresh entertainments this evening We must
not, however, with regard to last nights per-
formances omit mention of Mr.. Kunkel's exc.
cution of Park Benjamin song of g The SEX
tom than which nothing can be better. We
understand tina. this gentleman will have n
benefit at the National Theatre, on Monday
evening, and large as the theatre is we hope
that it will be crowded. He has 30 many ad-
mirers in this city that there is no doubt there
will be large attendance. We cannot give
more convincing proof of the popularity OBJ
tanned by this corps of serenaders, than in
pointing to the crowded audiences which night
~ NIL Odd Fellows Hall Their departure
Will make vacuum in the round of entertain
ments of Washington.
CENTRE MARKEr.-There was q large at
tendance of buyers at to-day's market The
following is list Of the retail prices
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ESPECIAL DEsrArcH
Marriage Of Captain Byndsrs-A Bit Of Ro


BALTIMORE, June I0.--Let what NAV On nm
In this mysterious world Of ours. love and
matrimony will have their day. NOTHING
snort OF an earthquake can stop Il; and even
not have the effect.
Saptain Rynders, we'll known as President
Oh the Empire Club in Nav York and
low an officer in the Custom Bousc arriyed
mere last evening from the North s,,o,nn.-
nteu oy beautiful young LADY,. Immedi .tsIx
aiter being booked at Bsrnum,s ~. Ca.s.i.
under' COX the task Of procuring a msrri.r.
Incense. Ihe hour being late, he found n opise
dlfhcult, and not until after 10 e'oIoek N w.
did success crown his efforts Fortune hov,
ever, eventually smiled, as she ALWAYS does
upon those on love's errsnde and through \
friendly official, the document was procured.
Soon after this, the captain and his intepde cd,
WIN the gentleman who WIS aroused fpn his
siumoers TO procure the legal certificate, ap-
peared at the residence Of the Rev Thomas J.
olock'on, when the happy pair were united in
"euIock molly. inseparable union The bride,
"nose name Is Tor was) Miss Phoebe Shortweil,
seeueu oathcd In blushes. She is repreeented
as young, beautiful, and rich. The captain
went through the Ceremonies like n soldier.
aud at the conclusion, when the knot had been
tied much stronger than a shoes string, he rave
he bride an "all-fred' salute, and they 70.
tired 10 Barnum's 1t is surmised that there
10 bit of rUmapce about this affair, which
must await the elucidstion Of future days -
May their honey moon never set, nor be OBJ
scured even by partial eclipse The bride
and groom, L learn. intended visiting Wash.
iogton to-day, but missed even the late train
Of cars. r.
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Inaupuration OF a Goyernor. ac

CONCORD, n. H, June The Legislature
met in convention this morning, and elected
democrats to fill the vacancies in the House
and Sennte.
Gov. Baker was inaugurated this afternoon
The procession for the inauguration embraced
| the legislative committee, The city government,
several military and fire companies, with three
bands of music. The Governors message WAS
practical, and mostly treated Of local matters,
briefly abiding to n rational politics. Ii fully
endorses the admnistr alton.
In the House, Mr.. Flanders, of Manchester,
(whig) introduced a series Of resolutions oppo.
sing The disturbance Of the Missouri cornpro-
mise, and the extension of slavery in the ter.
MISUNDERSTANDING the conduct OF Messrs.
Norris, Williams, and Harry Hubbard, and
auding the action Of Messrs Ki;teridge and
Morrison on the Nebraska bill.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10
MEXICAN AFFAIEs.

The intelligence from the city of Mex.
leo, by late arrivals at New Orleans, il
Of q gloomy and highly threatening char.
aeter. The Picayune, commenting on
the news, observes -,-y, - = g. .
a"The ignominious return of Santa Anna
from the south of Mexico. whittier he had
gone to repress local rising against his
authority, has awakened the spirits ofhis
enemies, and bids fair to confer upon q
rebellion, which was at first purely local
the traits Of revolutionary movement
national in its extent and aims. The
chiefs of the Acapulco movement have
readily comprehen6ed the great change
which recent events have effected in the
moral aspect of their cause, and accept
their new position with 8 discretion ano
dignity which does them honor, while i,
makes them an essential portion OF 8
great national movement"
In case of revolutionary movement,
Cevallos is looked for as the national
leader.
A letter from gentleman of high
social position in the city of Mexico,
comments upon the state of affairs thus
There is now one free and open port,
Acapulco) and I should not be surprised
if great portion of the republic rebels,
in view of the impotence of His High
ness, and of the war of desolation which
he has carried on. Although the sale Of
the Mesilla Valley will provide the Gov.
eminent with present resources, they will
not last over six months at the rate it
goes on: and our soldiers, you know, are
faithful adherants of our governors until
their last dollar has been spent.
The Picayune adds:
We shall await with great interest tn,
progress of these events in Mexico, be
lieving that her destiny, for many years
to come, will be essentially affected by
the occurrences of the present moulent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10

LATER FROM TExAs.-Wild Cat, al
the head of 500 Seminoles and Caulanches.
is at his devilish work again. The Gal
weston Advertiser announces the arrival
of an express at that place and says:
They have attacked company of mus
hangers, traders, citizens and soldiers.
Several We're killed when the express left
de left them fighting and supposes all
will be killed. They first attacked a
company of twenty-five soldiers, and
killed all but two, and then Immediately
surrounded the mustangers and traders.
The express says he thinks their Mexicans
and five or six Americans were killed in
the company of mustagner s, besides the
soldiers near by.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10

ny y. @. REQUIRE, Auct,on. -
orERIoR ROSEWOOD PIANO PORTE nv.
A. .eiit MT Furniture and Honsabo'd Effa.ts =,
IN u o,l On TUESDAY morning, june Istb .,
pciock shall sell at the residence OF Mrs Green
~, on IL street, between 18th and Isth oil he,
uInisure and Effects, viz: '
>uperior rosewood e3< octave Piano For+o :,
knabe, Cache q Co. --'''10 y
Walnut damask covered French Sofa Avn n
Tor Chairs Lounges ~ Ut
rosewood carved Centre Table
walnut Wbatnot, fancy rush seat Chairs
1.rge Easy hairs, rockers
o ol and Lace Curtsins. Shades
or o., ISsels and three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth ..
III Paintings fine tngravings 10
prone Caude abras, Astral amp
french China Dinner. Dessert and Tea Ware
Engraved and plain cut-plass Decanters
mooetS. hampagnes, Wines
Table Cnt' ry, tire Irons
round Dining Table, Rout Tables
"hinut aid painted cane seat Chairs
MAI ogany FIeuch Bedsteads
-, DO ID essing Bureaus, Wardrobe,
Washstands Toilet Sets
Dressing Ia ls. Bolsters and Pillows
Best hair and busk Mattresses
anut Cottage Chamber Furniture
Bronze Hat Stand, hall Lamp
Chamber oves Zinc Bath Tub
Iosether With general assortment of Kitchen ~.
Terms: $50 and under cash over $50 a credit of
SIXTY and ninety days. for note. satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
J. C. MCGUIRE.
W Auctioueer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10

s'Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons cell
brated Kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period of
life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dsndruf, or harsh and unpleasant
hair.
From the Home Journal ~ 7.
ono article ever acquired 30 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as L1oN's KArHAnon. To
those who have used it (snd who has mott the rsa
is obvious, its invigorating and beautifyinl
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t IN indispen
| sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of Is cents, in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
; p,h BARNls, PrpPristor. Ia Broadway,
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New York KarkAt

new YORK, June l0-The stock market
closed dull-sales OF Canton az Is Erie 6Si !;
Reading Is; Cumberland Coal 36t; Nicaragua
III; Mexican Gold 5. Flour duller and do
elining-sales of 1000 barrels at ST cents de-
cline State 50 75a$S 81 southern, So, 25s9.3
wheat dull, sales small-red $2s$2 o.; white
~ 70; Genesee 81 50 Corn scsrce-sslss of
$1,000 bushels mixed SO, yellow IS cts Oats
ole. Rye Sl.lo. Cotton dull-saies susII.
Whisky 2St cts. Tobacco finn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10

E6- liver DISEASE Curriers' Spanish Mature, as
a remedy for Yer disease, aud the number of Tor
idable evils connected with disorganized state OF
that organ, is unTivaled.
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources
of PERSONS living in the city OF Richmond, might be
given of cures effected by Carriers spanish Mixture
We have ouly room to refer 10 the ex raordina y
cure Of Samuel H. Drinker, Esq, of the firm OF
Drinker Morris, booksellers, Richmond, Va who
vas cured by two bottles of Carters s. anish Mix
ure, after three years su. ring from diseased liver
He says is action On the blood is WONDERFUL better
than all the medicine he had ever taken, and cheer
fully recommends it 70 all
sshSee advertisement.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10
The National Iudustrial conpre..

TRENTON, N. j., June s-The National In.
dust ial Congress met again to-day. The COM
| mittee on business reported series Of resolu-
| lions. They protest against giving land to
railroad and other comp mics, Is unjust. special
legislation. and q direct robbery of The people.
The United States Senate is reprimanded for
not passing the Homestead bill, with decla-
ration that Senators should be elected BY the
people, aad be made inmedia tely responsih bic
" the I'm for their acts.
Cleveland was selected as the place for the
next meeting to be held at
4 mass meeting was held in the evening In
front of the City Hall, and was addressed by
several land reformers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10

The DEAD COME TO LIFE.-In 1874 or
As, merchant by the name of Cordell,
doing business at Jefferson City, Mo.
suddenly disappeared, and the SUPPOSE
ton was that he had been murdered.
His estate was settled by the. Courts, and
his wife and family returned to her
fathers roof, where they have since re-
NAMED: To the surprise of all parties
Mr.. Cordell returned to his home last
week, and accounts for his leaving home
by supposing that it was during a period
of mental alienation. He has been in
Mexico, and from thence to New York,
and has now returned to Missouri.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-10
Balloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NEW YORK. June 9.-Mr Wise the celebra-
ted seronaut, according to announcement, as
cended in his balloon to-day from the Crystal
Palace An immense concourse of people COL
lected to witness the exhibition. A strong wind
prevailed at the time, and after ascending the
balloon steered towards Flushing, where
coming within some fifty feet Of the earth, Mr..
Wise fell out He struck the ground with
much force, and was seriously but not niger.
ously hurt Besides several bruises, one of
his front teeth was knocked out. His escape
was miraculous. The balloon took Q quick
upward fight going towards Boston, and soon
disappeared, probably not to be heard Of in .
hurry.
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL G. co. =
&c. n. STRATTOR. Auerioneer

g ALE OF A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, by order
~ OF Assigpee.-On TUESDAY morning the I3,b
In tant, at O'clock at Auction III oms we shall
sli, without reserve, for cash. a Well rejected stock
OF a Dry dood- Store consulting in part Of
100 yards Lawns, Berege de 4 fnes
Cshcoes, coiored Grapes, Tar'letons, LAGOS
FIX Nets, Embroi6eries, Trimmings
Grape and Berege shawls. Hosiery ns.
Kid Six. thread, ana Cotton Gloves
Plain ard Fancy kibands. Bonnets
Dress p French Flowers, Fans, &c.
ja 9-dts
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BY &c McGUIRE. An..ion..-

NALUABhE REAL ESTATE az Auctf ou.-on
Y MONDAY afternoon, the 18th instant, at s
O'Clock, on the premises shall sell parts &C Lars
and IL. in fqaare 365, fronting Is fe on street
west. betseen and streets north. running back
W fte inches. with the improv, ments esusistiug
ola good nd we'll fnie he'd twost ~ fame House,
with back buildings.
At O'Clock, on the premisas, Lrts ID and
IA in tqHare $50, and parts of Lots and TO- in the
same square
Terms: Gne-teird cash; resi- iue in six moths
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
j. c. Mcguire.
je Sd Auctionsar
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HOUSES FnR RENT,-Ihar far

HOUSES FER REMIT have for rem,
IL several new convenient houses with lots o.
wv scres OF ground attached to each situated on
ue" street parallel with Boundary street running
aohg he top OF the rihge of the railroad where
IL leaF es the city. little more than mile north
easterly from the Capitol
ihese house have from seven to ten rooms each
lncioung Kitchen with raj closets and ce lar
Noodhheds and q stable. and pumps of excellent
water near at hand The situation is beautiful over.
looking the railroad ard large portion of the CITY
ana having the Capitol in full view. The approac
70 them IL by IL street, Delaware Avenue and "
street. graded and grayaled. The soil of the lois is
generally good, and capable Of being made very pro
luctive. ' f-
An omnibus now runs twice day between these
houses and the Presidents square, by wsy of NJ
street, Delaware avenue, H. street. 7th street and
fennsylVanla avenue; leaving the houses at about
naifpast eight O'Clock, H. and hiatt past two D. n
RETURNING. after brief stands ut the ar Navy and
Treasury Departments, the Centre Market, General
Post Office AID Patent Office
These houses are peculiarly ada pied for the resi-
dences of Clerks and Others Of seGentary habits who
requise exerciie either by walking or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be let rs they stand with
large shed containing stall for horse and an
outDuiding. at the very low rent Of TWO HU \ DRIED
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly. If other
improvements be wanted, they will be- made with q
due increase of rent.
Apply TO VIM. Stickney, Esq. occupying house
on the same street, to myself my residence near
the premises. AMOS KENDALL
Washington, june I'm
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By GREEN d SCOTT. huc,,on....

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH IN FURNITUkE AT
- Auction On TUESDAY the l3,h inst W.,
shall sell at the reside, Of gentleman dsciin;n
nouSe keeping, on str'st north, let cen 9th ar
Itn streets wet (the flag will designsts L house
sooo assortment Of Furniture, which We enume
rate. in part e
Mahogany ssa', psrior, srm. and rocking Chain,
10 marble top pier, centre and other Table
= large gilt frame Mirrors and Braoksn
arocat lie Window Curtsips and Shades ~.
zine W lVet Tapestry. Brussels. and other Csrpe.s
Aat ogany Secretary and Bookcase
Do Dressing ami other bureaus
DO va nut, cot age, ard other Bods.ead.
BEDS, hair a.d shuck Mattresses
Wssr stands and Toilet Sets
Mahogany ming Tables l.s-.r.
,aue seat and Other Chairs
Dining om and passage Oiicleth ......... ....
Glass and Crockery Ware .-.......... a..
Cooking. parlor and other Stoves d.
With good lot of Kitct en- REQUISITES. dc. ..f
Terms: $25 and under cash; over s25 a crcd,t NJ
sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
GREEN d SCOTT,
&c ~ Auctt0npo>a