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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-02

D. =. Inskeep Il Co.,
A GENTS for Louden q Co. . celebrated
"A Family Medicines. Call and get an
almanac for 1854. Dc. 30th, 1854.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-02

Further .Aavanee in Breadstu6s-Gen.
eral War Probable-RedfeM Con.
.frmed-Formidable Opposition TO
Douglas' Nebraska B,H-Debate be.
t,ceen the Hards and Sofs.
New York, Jan. 9th.
Atlantic arrived. Breadstuf FIRM
Flour AS to ass. Money stringent. Con.
soils declined one quarter. War still
probable. ......s
6P. NJ.
Steamer Atlantic arrived at half past
ten This morning. Dates Il.h-iour
days later. Flour advanced Is Cd; Wes-
tern Canal AS; Ohio 45s White.
SOS. Yellow, SOS, Wheat-whiie lbs
I'D. -.... .-.. .-...... ..
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. PM.
The N. Y democratic delegation held
a meeting last night, and decided 10 op-
pose the Nebraska Bill. The Softs to a
man voted to oppose, ard also several
Hards. Ohio democratic members held
meeting this afternoon, and it is under
stood tina. they decided to 60 agains, the
Bill. .a... ..- .. .
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 81, M.
SENATE.
Congress concluded from Thursday.
Mr.. Bell enquired of the Committee
on Commerce il il was intended to re-.
port bill for improvement. OF Rivers and
Harbors. Mr.. Hamlin said il was Gus.
,omary with the Senate Committee 10
wal. ill., House Committee Bill came up
from that body, ant ,ha. there was no in
ten,ion of departing from that usage.
Mr.. Bell, urged the propriety Of
Senate reporting general bill wishou.
waiting for House.
After some debate on certain amend
ments by House to pass bill for pay men,
Of Pensions for relief of officers and
troops who were on board the Steamer
San Francisco, and for giving pensions
to the widows Of those lost. After some
debate bill as amended passed.
Other unimportant business was trans.
acted, and Senate went into executive
sess ion and confirmed Redfeld as Col
lec,or of New York BY vote of 81 TO 9.
HOUSE. .
Mr.. E.hridge concluded his rema,ks,
and Committee took action on various
resolutions. Presidents Message refer.
red to various Commi,tees-so much as
related to the Pacific Railroad 10 a spe.
cial Committee on that subject. Again
went into Committee on Deficiency Bill
The remainder ofihe day was consumed
in a debate on New York Politics.
Gov. Smith. of Va, defended the Ad.
minisiration agains, the Hards. Ad
journed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-02


q The rumor Of the failure of the
Western Reserve Bank, a, Warren, 10
thus explained. by note from he Cash
Ter:
WARREN. January l4ih. 1854.
ELLIS & STrRess:-On Thursday.
when was out Of town, our Teller
could not unlock the vault. and it remain.
ed closed abou. two hours. during which
time one Kibbee presented a small a.
mount Of our bills for redemption. and
as he wac not paid until the vault was
opened. | presume he 10 The person who
reported to your city. The vsul. was
opened before noon on Thursday, since
which tune we have redeemed all of our
bills offered. which does no. amour, 10
three hundred dollars
GEORGE TAYLOR, Cashier.
At no time has The confidence of our
bankers wavered in This bank-,hey all
receive il at their counters.-C Cincinnati
Uaionist.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-02
LATER.

Steamer Atlantic arrived at half past
ten This morning. Dates Il.h-iour
days later. Flour advanced Is Cd; Wes-
tern Canal AS; Ohio 45s Corn White.
52s. Yellow, SOS, Wheat-whiie les
It'd. -..... -. ...
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-02

Further .Advanee in Breadstu6s-Gen.
eral War Probable-RedfeM Con.
.frmed-Formidable Opposition to
Douglas' Nebraska B,H-Debate be-
treen the Hards and Sofs.
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THE WEEKLY STAR:
AN EXCELLENT FAMILY AND AsH1Na.
H TON NEWSPAPER cog sci
Price-S1.2J Per Annum.

The WEEKLY STAR is printed on q
handsome double sheet, and contains
more reliable information concerning
what goes on in Washington, than is to
be found in all the other newspapers.
Its Washington news is of the earliest
and most reliable character, being sell
dom at fault. It has already given the
DAILY Star wide reputation as the most
reliable newspaper at the Capitol. In
addition to its Washington News, the
WEEKLY STAR win contain original and
choice selections Of Tales and Poetry, the
latest and most interesting News from
Europe and all parts of the United States,
by telegraph and otherwise, &C., &c.,
making it one of the best family news
papers published.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied
by the money, will be promptly attended
to. Fractions of a dollar can be sent in
postage stamps. Address s'
80 WALIACH & HOPE,
Proprietors of the Weekly Star,
Washington city, D. G.
O Postmasters throughout the coun.
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will be allowed a commission of twenty
per cent. on all orders they may send US.
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:

OOI OF IHE BEATEN TRACK
ssNORTHURFAR or Rambles in
~ Ice1and," by PINY MILES, author of
"Letters Of COMMUNICATING work will give a
record of personal adventures, in tour of about
1000 miles, through the interior Of Iceland in the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ of the Country, visit to the Geysers ascent to
he summit of ut Heba; aud g fuli account OF the
Discovery of America by the Mortimer. in the year
)86. with the Geography, productions, manners and
customs Of the people, Scandinavian Mythology, DC
&C. The potts Of Iceland having by a law Of Dem
mark, just be-n opened to the trade of the world
for the first time within $50 years, this work now
will possess a peculiar interest large and beau
tiful map of Iceland, executed -alive Icelander
and brought from there by II ia work equal
in artistic finish to apy ever pu led in this coun
try or in Europe, can be seen at aylor 4 Maury's
The volume will be duodeci 10 of 49, pages, an
sill be printed and bound in tie best manner. An
Agent has been employed by the publisher to can
vase Washington and Georgetown for subscribers
subscription list will also be left at Taylor and
Haury's, or orders for the work received by any
bookseller. Will be published early in July. Any
persons RENTING one dollar to the publisher at New
York, shall have copy forwarded to bis address by
mail, post paid The usual discount to the trade.
orders solicited. CHAS. NORTON
Publisher, II Chambers st., New York
je eft
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DIED.
DIED.
On the 10th instant, al O'Clock a. NJ, Mrs. ANNE


On the 10th instant, al 9 O'Clock NJ, Mrs. ANNE
SMOOT, in the 6oth year Of her age. ~
lSJ-Her funeral viii take place to morrow (Tues
day. at O'Clock p. M, from her late residence on
p. avenue between Sd and 4th streets east. Her
friends and acquaintances respectfully invited 10
attend without further notice.
In this city, on the 10th Instant, OF dysentery
GEORGE w aged 9years, only son Of Julins A
and May A. Peters.
o. The friends and acquaintance Of the family
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on 10
morrow Tuesday afternoon, AT O'Clock from his
father residence crrner of and 22d streets WI
In this city, on Sunday, the 9Th instant, nj OK
oel exam JAS. MCCARTHY, in the SID, y. ar
Of his age.
e. The friends of the family are respectfully re-
O d attend his funeral from his late residence
On Z near 9th street. on tomorrow Tuesday al 4
a. M, when his r.nains will be conveyed to st.
Pa:rick's ChuF h.
This morning, near Georgetown, JOHN WISE,
Sen, aged about "a years.
His funeral will take place to morrow Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock, from his late residence.
On the 9th uItiuO, az her late residence, Drains
vile, Fairfax county, Va, Mrs HANNAH DAVT-
SON, the beloved wife Of John Davis0n formerly Of
England. -: -as 3 8. 1-' -.- $50 II ~
On the sth instant, i'm the 18th year Of his age,
SAMUEL SMOOf, Esq. 20 .-r..t .'e
On the 9Th instant, MARGARET AMER, aged
years and months, daughter OF Thomas F. and
baltimore Sun please copy.1 80
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E'0R RENT.-The subscriber having retired to
Il the country, his now permanent residence, of.
fers for rent his handsomely finished, fourstory
brick HOUSE, on street, with immediate posses
sion. ~ -. -.
And also, the thrse-story House adjoining, now
occupied by Capt. Jas. b. Montgomery. Possession
given the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can be arranged with Capt. Montgemery, who has
the premises. .- -.--...
Also, for sale cheap, that oommodious and dssirs.
bic property, situated on Pa. avenue, nearly oppe.
site Jackson Hail. and recently occupied board.
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on B street south, near
9TH, in Square 462 II not sold before the 80th In
stant they will then be disposed Of to the highest
bidder at public sale. 81 -, t.-- .
For terms and particulars apply at the store Of
White 3 Sons, to a- W. g. W. WHITE.
je l9-n lLl--.rt -a - HnH ..-- -eF.t -
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sno"fd % nn'rersaIy knot0n-for its strictly
true-that indigestion Is the parent of large nro
portion Of the fatal diseasas Dysentsry, disrrboea.
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many otheI
diseases enumsrsted tn the city inspectors weekly
alone. Think Of that dyspsptiosi think Off s Hha
suffer- from disordered stomachs, and n you ARE M
Ling to b guided by sdvice, founaed upon expsi.
snos, resort at once (don't delay day. to
which, m alterstive, curative, and IMMIGRANT.
stands alone and upspproached. We have tsisd the
Mttsrs; and knew that that thsy are exc eIsot lor
the diseases specified above. Yor sale By Dealers IN
msdicins svsTywhsrs. 49, 40 8 :
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN THE PLE4Szy7
sons Can be accommodated with good board and airy
ard comfortable chsmhers on moderate terms al
the sykesville Hotel This house is situated thirty.
one miles from Baltimore, and twenty three from
road Fare from Washington 81 90. Communiea
uon with Washington and Baltimore two or three
tunes day. Fare from Baltimore 81 TO- The cars
pass within few steps of the door, The house com.
mands view of the romrntic village of sykesvilie
and the surrounding country In the village there
is an Episcopal Church, skillfu physician a post
office and store The proprietor respectfully inrtes
those who wish to engage pleasant aud healthy
quarters Tor the summer, to come out and inspect
the premises Otherwise address
j. THOMPSON,
Syke vile Post Office, Carroll county, Md.
lie 2T-eo2y ~ "
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$4,000

The fact that this property Is decided to trustees in
trust residents of the District of Columbia, for the
benefit OF the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving Daguerreotype worth So, and of the yery
finest quality and elegantly cased; the high charac
ter and positions OF those trustees and great and
extended reputation and business of Mr. hitehurst
ne deems sufficient guarantees that every promise o;
this advertisement will be promptly and faithfuIl,
esrformed, "a the pictures to be taken will be dis
trlbuted among many galleries. capable of producing
fifteen HUNDRED Dsguerreotypss pr diem
Not more than fifty thousand thares will be sold.
Persons residing at a distance and wishing orders
for a DaguerreCtype (Which viii entitle them TO q
share in the above enterprise) will please enclose
the amount, post paid, to Whitehurst's Gallery,
Washin gton, d. c.
HILBUS HITZ, Agents for the sale Of orders
In this city, at their Music Depot south side Peuna
ave.. betw. 10th and 11th streets. In Georgetown.
at Miss THOMAS's Book and Fancy Store, High
street, near First. lO-d2v&eolIw
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL Ann
PersOnal Estate for the PeOpIe
hAGNlFlCENT ENTERPR1SE.-LIBERaL. EOuI.
TABLE AND CERTAIN

IaDLE, AMI GEhIAIN.
wHIfEHuRsr's DAsUKREEoTYPE ENTERpgIzR
I II. WHITEHURST has decided to Trustees IN
- trust for the benefit of the shareholders in the
above enterprise $50 600 worth of real and
eso to be disposed Of among the holders Of shares
at the earliest possible date after the sale of ali tb,
shares. The shares are 50 each, which entities Il
holder to an equitable share 10 the within nance;
magnificent collection Of real and personal property;
Daguerreotypes Of self or friend at sny time when
the Is presented at either of his Galleries
Galleries.
Baltimore, 205 Market St.; Norfolk Va, Main 81 :
Washington, d. c., Pa. ay between AZ and 9th Sd
iynchburg, Va, Main St; Richmond, Va, Il Main
C.; Fayetteville, n. C..
Also, arrangements have been made with the ia
lowing celebrated Galleries to redeem the oertin.
rates, viz:
J. Gurney's Gallery No. $40 Broadway.
d. c: Collins Co.'s Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa
No. 1876 Chestnut street, and No. 100 Chestnut st.
Springfield, Mass, Main treet
Westfsld, Mass Collins's Buildings.
A. c. Partridge's Gallery, Wheeling, Va.
II. Porter's GALLERY, Cincinnati, Ohio
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
one superior Farm, nesr Norfolk, Virginia, valued
at $1,000
Lot in Georgetown, D. G., Second street, SEQ
oud door from Frederick street s6Cu
One House and Lot in Georgetown, d. c., en-
the corner of Second and Frederick streets 45OO
one elegant House and Lot in Washington, d.
c., on Seventh street 4s0f
One fine House and Lot In Washington, D. c.,
on street asC
One House and Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
Court street adjoining Town Hall $500
Two Lots In Georgetown on Second street, $500
each I,oCt
One Lot in Washington on Seventh street 6O(
rive planos, SoV0 each 1,6O(
on splendid Gold Lever Watches, $100...... 5000
70 massive Silver PITCHERS $5e.............. OC
20 do do Cups, $l2 5O.. 2lt
ii Diamond Rings, at $70................... esC
10 heavy gold Chains, $30.................... sc
20 Silver Goblets $40 each................ 4o(
% Ladies' Bracelets, $40 each............. DOC
on Ladies BreastI1ns SOC
100 Gold Pencils, 81 each......,.,..,...,..., 7cC
loo Porte Mennaies, S. each................. 5os
LOO silver Gard Cases, $40 ,OCC
oOO PLAIN neayy GOLD Kings, 50 esch.-..... SOC
lUO nne God Lockets, $40 esch............ 1,0tf
ooO0 ANIMALS. $40
LOCO Photographic Art Jourpsls &c. EACH. soc
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A RARE CHANCE.

IN consequence of having effected the sole agency
i for the sale Of Hailet, Davis 4 Cos Boston pre-
MUM Pianos, and Kpabe, Gaehle Co.'S Of Balh
more, Ne have decided to devote our attention Il
the sale of those only, and discontinue the sale d
New York pisnos. i'l- ~ - 49, '- ~'-@ 81 -
We have nov In store one 7.octave round corner;
carved tablets, sliding desk rosewood Plano. manu-
feetured by Firth, Pond Go, New York, which We
oRsr ct great Discount from former price. -
To al IN want q . cheap ana good Piano, We IN
vfts them to call and examine this instrument. ~
ESE sr5sn Tg@j l-55.T :, = JNO. r. ELLIS, boD =
. 10 p. Avsnusb bstxssn 9th and 10th 10. p
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a Serious Accident.

NEW HAVEN, CoNS, July S-A sad acci.
dent ACQUIRED here this afternoon. The scaf.
told IN the tower Of ST Thorn az Q church gave
way, precipitating six men fifteen feet below,
among lot of large stones, some wheelbar.
rows and stones also falling upon them. Pat
rick Mack had bis thigh crushed and head cut
open, and was carried of insensibIe his NJ.
covery is doubtful. John Lyons and the four
others were also badly hurt. Most, or ell of
til sm are Irishmen.
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8EAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICER

HEAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.
j. p. C H A e
WILL devote his time to the purchase of Real
w Estate Of every description, and to tia Rent
ng of Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
f Columbia, and adjoining counties of Maryland
nd Virginia.
Also, the purchase and sale of Stocks and Negotl
.tions of Loans
Office, first door north of the Presby tsrian Church
On W street, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. G.
REFERENCES:
Col. N. THOMPSON
JOHN WILSON, Egg, Commissioner General Land
Office.
PAIRo & NoURsE,
Hon. L. P. WALDO Commissioner of Pensions.
je Elm
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE proprietor of "Locust Hill Farm Dairy has
l. added to his stock Of Cows, and is nov prepared
to increase the delivery of this most necessary srti
Gle to families throughout the city. Their wagons
are now running each twice a day-one from 9th
street to Capitol Hill, 4c from It'll to 14th Sta
and the Island; and one from l4th street to George
town.
Families Wishing to be supplied viii do veil By
applying few days In advances, to the drivers Of
the Wagons or address "Locust Hill Dairy, through
the Post Office
This Fairy Is two miles from the Post Once on
the 18th street road. and those who feel interest
ID an article 50 necessary to ealth comfort, and
even luxury Of life invited to call and its
manarau,ent - - a..- IL l2-lpnS
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STATISTICS OF NEW YoRK.-From long AMI
carefully prepared article, which appears in
that reliable paper, the New York Journal cf
Commerce, we foot up he following:
Total tonnage, i ,15O, 900; registered tonnage
600; number arrivals from foreign ports
1927; foreign tonnage, same, l, 755, 900; f,r-
eisn clearances, .236; tonnage, same, ,45t =
900; tons shipping built, IS, O00 foreign exports,
$9l 100000; foreign imports, $3.50, 900 OGG
estima ted population, $50 900; Chartered bar (
capital, $50 ,OOO, 600 Valuation, $40, 900 OO)
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EfOR RENT-A fine three story brick HOUSE on
Il 9TH, between and H streets, west side, con.
tanning thirteen rooms and good large cellar. t.
good tenant the rent will be made low. The hon, .
VII make an excellent boarding house or priya.s
dwelling.
Also, for rent, q large STOREROON on 7th st j.,
10 eet wide and ~ deep, with a back room in rear
OF the store This store is on the business part
1th street, and would make a stand for Shoe or A
Dry Goods Store. Rent low. For terms enquire Of
JAS. A. WISE, It'll street, or at the Star Office.
iy 1-en3tA
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Baltimore Harkar

barrels City Mills at a. Hovsrd sfrs.t ,s
held at IS 80. Wheat-saIes of I. 600 bushsls
New white, 81 7Sa1 as Red, 81 ess Is.
Corn-sales Of 1000 bushels Of wbite. At q |.
- No yellow sold oats-saies Of 5000
bushels at 90 62 Butter, In kegs, II sIS
IN rolls, Is 20
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION.
Connection between the Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad from Warrington.

At the urgent solicitation Of .
number q persons. L will on and
after MONDAY, July 3, start an
extra omnibus from Washington every morning at
So O'Clock calling at all the Hotels and at the resi-
der ces Of persons who may leave their order the
night previous at P. W. Hall 9, near Sd Street, or
A Lepreux, corner Of IL street and Pennsylvar
mia avenue. Travellers will thus avoid the trouble
aud Inconvenience Of changing some three or four
times, at . uniform rate OF charges. Passage %
cents; trunks rs cents; no charge for yAlise or
carpet bag. i.,,- p-y,e,
Another coach VIM leave the depot on the arrival
Of the early train, and arrive at Alexandra she I'd
OF every other line. .sg RSlsI -. .a-ig- -EH
jyl--lm -. -s. HUGH LATHAM
T ADIES GLOVES Hosiery, embroidered linen
IL ~mbsic Handksrchiet. Pszfamsry, 40: At
- D., va Lf.t -, nihG1s
yeio-uri. ...is 90 1.--t 7WilardS Hotel.
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Fire and Loss of Lin

ALBANY, Jaly S.-A fire occurred at Cohoes
this morning, by which Stronrs mill rs
nearly consumed. After the FIRE the south
wall of The mill fell in, and several persons
were caught in the falling mass The body
OF lad was found in the ruins, and IL 10 sup.
posed other lives are lost Several escaped.
more or less injured
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Arrest OF q Boston Riots,

NEW ORLEANS, July The shin Union.
which arrived here to-day from New York. I'D
on board William Sullivan one of the partiee
charged with killing Bstchelder, in the Burns
riots at Boston. The telegraph has put our
omcefs on the alert, and he was promptly ar
rested and lodged in prison, to await the re.
QUESTION Of the authorities Of Massachusetts,.
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Heavy Failure. &c

Boston, July S.-Recent developement In
New York are exercising an unfavorable In.
nuence on money affairs in this city. Stocks
have considerably declined TODAY. and STATE
street is greatly excited by the failure of firm
OF extensive AMI well known brokers and stock
dealers. Their liabilities are not stated.
There were l31 deaths in Boston during the
week ending this noon, of which "a were from
cholera and IL from sun stroke The weather
to-day is quite comfortable with light east
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A PRIVATE sALE-A large threestory frame
"A HOUSE, on the north side of Massachusetts
avenue, between 4th aud 9Th streets. Tho house
contains ten good rooms, all private. On the frs,
floor rooms and kitchen passage through and a
stairway I'd floor large psrlor, papered. 60 by u
ieet, and 3 bed rooms. On the Sd floor bed rooms
A deep lot over 1O6 feet as flower garden, sud .
above house.
Also, for rent, on the same block, house of ten
looms jV 6-eo3tS
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AUCTION SALES.
BY i. G. M.cUvUr

O' McuUIHEs Auctfoneer,
RuiLDING LOT en- the Island At Auct;on-op
~ ..oSnAf afternoon, July 10th, at pollock,
m qnafe eS1 fronting % feet on Seuth a str..t
80 oe"sen "a ana "a streets west running back 10
seet in'nss to 50 foot alley, containing a4s6 feet
Terms: One-salf cash: rrs;dua IN o., 40 10
months with interest, .ecu ed by = deed Of t,sst
j. c. MCGUIRE,
~ - - Auctioneer.
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Great Fire in Ansouia.

New HAVEN. July s.-The large stone fac
tory OF the Ansonia Clock Company was
wholly destroyed by fire early this morning
The loss exceeds one hundred thousand dollars.
Insured for about Fifty thousand. The bust
TORY d Son
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, A.,,,.-.--

By j. @. MCGUIRE, Auct,onssr.
L>XCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FuRNrrrRr
- AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS.-Op rfyEs
DAY morning July 18th, at 10 O'CLOCK at fhe y, Il
dence Of William Wall. Esq on street hetresr
toth and 18th streets, shall sell his furniture ana
housekeeping effects comprising
superior rosewoocsse Pianoforte, of fine toue and
touch .t0'.' -
suite OF crimson plush-covered parler Furuitur.
S M OF mahogany hair spring seat Furniture
asr oietop, centre, side, and pier Tables -.f,.
ran OF French plate Mirrars Shades -
"o'oi, pioshcoverei and rush-covered RecepeSor
Chairs 81 z.-. - -
yum yum Ger CT Handsome Painting, and Ensrsyius,
T i1nLe Canaeiaoras, Figures and Or ameuts
seNet and Brussels Carpets. Rugs
brussels, hall, snd stair Carpets N,,.,ng
gieioth, Crash, Stair Rods and Ewes
french ana Cottage Beisteade Bureaus
Washstands, Wardrobe, Toilet Sets
superior cure hair Mattrp ses Feather Roa, ., f.
holsters and Pillows, Husk Mattresses az.
Lounge, Easy Chair, Curtains and Corpic. $500.
Caue-Seat Cottage Chairs Tables
Walnut Extension Table, ReffiCerators
White Granite Dinner Set Antique Desssrt Set
Gold.bani Tea and Coffee Service
Excellent Table Cutlery, Table Linen
Shver-plated Cast rs, Walters
superior Cooking and other Stoves
together with good assortment of Kitchen Rsaui
sites. ~ -
Inc above furniture is all nearly new and of ex-
cellen. quality. - = " "a
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
wv" ana iour months, for notes satisfactorily Sc
cured bearing interest "
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