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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-25
VIM. NJ. Merrick,

ar Law,
No. - Louiaasa aUss.s,
WILL Court OF tbs United states ne
elsns, and hs several courts 0i ms Dutet 90 Co
tnpbia.
Dec 17~3fawu
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auettonesr.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE q HOuSEHOI.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Public Auction.-On MONDAY
morning, March 5'h, at 10 O'Clock. at the building
on the south side of street. 9th, occupied BY
a number of Senators) shall sell all their excel
lent Furniture and Fife t., comprising
Suite Of Handsomely carved Walnut Pahor Furni
tnre, consisting Of pair of French Sofas, pair
OF large Arm Chairs and parior Cha Is
Rosewood marble top Beaufet
Do do Centre Table
Large French plate Mirror, Table and Stab
Six rush seat Re option Chairs, Easy Chair
Walnut Card Tabl-s
Mahogany Centre Tables
Excellent Parlor and Chamber Carpets
Vsnitian Stair and Hall Carpets, Oilcloth
Mahogany Hat rack, Ball Table and Chars
sing marb e top Dressing Bureau, msrhls top
Washs;ands, Cosage Bedaeads, Cane-sear
Chairs. and Towel Rick
Best curied hair Mattresses, husk do.
Superior Bolsters and Pillows
MaIseiles Quilts, fine Blankets, Comforts
Spring seat Lounges, Writing Tables
Servants iledsieads, Mattresses and Bedding
Superior Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut SidchOard, Side Tables
Dining Chairs, Clock, Fire Irons
Excellent Refrigerator, round dining Table
Silver plated Casters, spoons and Forks
Superior Table Cutlery, Walters
French and Stone China Dinner, Tea and Coffee
Service
Cut glass Deeanters, Wines, aApasnes, Tumb
Iers, LcmOnades, &c.
Fine Damask Table and Bed Linen
Chatting Dishes, Meat slate
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures
Together with large assortment of excellent kitch
IN Utensils
Terms $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit of 60 and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
feb I'D Auctioneer.
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WASHINGTON, March 2, 1855.

n i, "AshiS6foN, marcn z, 1893.
To V. ELLIS, Esq,
Editor ofths Anerican Organ:
Dear Sir: heard that a recent number Of
your paper contains a list of the names of cor.
tain clerks employed in the Department of
State, some of whom are alleged to be of for
eign birth and all Roman Catholics, In this
list understand that my name appears
AS am very firmly Of opinion that a man s
religion, or place Of nativity just consider, sir,
for a moment
That, by the simple accident of birth.
You might have been high priest to Mumbo Jumbo0
have in reality az little to do, as the color of
his hair or eyes, with his fitness for official
position. 1t seems hardly worth while for mo
to deny tina am either foreigner or . Roman
Catholic. And yet, just as would deem it
Important merely for truths sake) to contra
dict the statement, il any body should be fool
ish enough to publish it, that 1 had the mea-
sles, or that was very rich, Or anything else
as unlikely and unimportant-''sod do answer
you."
I am, then, neither foreigner (unles nv
having been born in the State Of New jersey
makes Inc one) nor Roman Catholic In 70.
gard to the latter question, may add, with
truth, that my ancestral tree has never borne
fruit of that description. A certain colony
CT pinched fanatics - whose bones moulder in
the soil in which its roots were planted, I sus.
pect had something to do with the inoli alton
OF Its branches And yet, sir, though am nc
Roman Catholic
Doll. can sec in Virein-like array
Not for quarrel with the idols banker,
Like crazy OuiXOtte al the puppet s play,
III them Offence Is rank, should mine bs rJncourl
Yours, very truly,
r. S. Chiffon.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, March Cotton lie firm wi b
an upward tendency, but not quOtsbly hishe
Flour-prices are tribe higher than at Ia 3
luotationsi sales Of 1850 bills. Of good Ohio
for 80 l2.a9 49,; Southern is firm, with sales
Of 1000 bLls. at $s.75a9.44. Wheat is firm
with an upward tendency; s,les Of Southern
white at 81 2Oa2 80 per bush. Corn is trife
lower; sales Of p, 900 bushels Western mixed
at 9oas4i Fork Is unchanged. with . moder.
ate demand at previou, rates. Beef is upward
and firm. Lard Is unchanged with q moderate
demane. Whishy-0hio Is firm, with sales at
33ic psr gallon.
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Al TX O'Clock, this morning, the Sd inst, ROB.
ERT MILLS, Architect, of South Carolina.
Qf- His funeral, to which the friends of the fami
ly are respectfully invited will take place to-mor
row Sunday at O'Clock p. m, from his late resi-
dence, No. $50 New Jersey avenue, corner of st
sOuth.
On the I'd instant, JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, fol
many years resident Of Baltimore.
20 His funeral will take place this afternoon, al
8 O'Clock. from No. 68 Missouri avenue.
On the I'd instant, Mrs. ANN C., wife of w. N
Ball.
90 The frenes OF the family are invited 10 at
tend her funeral 20 morrow Sunday afternoon from
the f street Baptist Church
On the lst instant, MATHEW CALBRAITII
son of Lieut.. Mathew e. and Harriet Elizabeth Per
~, aged months.
On the LIST instant, Mrs. MARDELINA B =, wife O
Henry VI. Parkhursf, aged "a years.
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40, 900 WASHINGTON CLUB SEGARS.

1 AN happy 10 inform my numerous customers
i that, on Thursday, March lst, I shall receive
10000 OF those very superior :" Washington Club"
Trabucos, Londrss, CiIindrados,
AMI Pr nsados
Members Of Congress and other non. residents
who wish To supply themselves before leaving Wash.
ington with "e S-gars at fair price,, requested
to call and examine these goods on and after that
day.
have als~ on hand a choice 10, Of Liquors, Bran.
dies, Wines, Gins, SC.
EDWARD G.. DYER,
Pa. avenue, betw. l2,h and 18Th sts.
feb 6-t tIsten
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Anti Know Nothing lrovemsnt.

Bosros, March IA meeting of the citi
Lens Of Salem is called for Saturday eveniu z
next, Of all those opposed 20 secret po!sical or
CARNATIONS. The call is signed by thee bund.
red citisens, among whom are Judge White,
George Peabody, Otis p. Lord, n. J. Lord.
Asahel Huntington, and other prominent
wings and democrats
The Know Nothings Of New Bedford have
nominated George Rowland for mayor.
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aEoRaxrowH CORRESPONDENCE.

Fine ImproUsn,ents-Funera -Prsaehtng-
Moderation Of tho Weather-PiYs, te
GEoRaErowH, March 3, 1855
On passing along Bridge street some days
since, We were induced to 60 in and examine
the improvement of Mr.. r. S. T. Cissel, apotb.
ecary, on tho corner of Congress street. The
building has been considerably enlarged by
extending 1t back twenty feet on Congress
street, and placing upon it an additional story;
the first floor divided into two apartments,
petitioned eff with stained glass and mirrors !;
the room fronting on Bridge street is intended
for . general drug business and soda water
establishment; and tho room fronting on Con.
gress street exclusively for prescription
room. There is a night bell attached to every
door, and every thing connected with the in
ternsl arrangement, is fitted up in the most
admirable manner. We do not exaggerate
when We say it is one among the handsonest
establishments of the kind In the country
The second story is occupied a. Offices, and
every room is supplied with gas, and water
from largo reservoir on the roof Of the build
ing. The brick work was done by Mr.. Jones,
Of your oity, and tho carpentering BY VIM.
Morsel, of your city, and Wingate, Of ours.
The store was fitted up under tho direction of
Mr. Thos Cissel, tho painting by Msssrs. w.
II. Cooley, Jas. Goddard and John Fowler,
and the upholstering by Mr.. c II. Rodier.
The establishment is an ornament to Bridge
street, and the workmanship reflects credit on
those who executed it.
The funeral Of Mrs. Donoghue, . very est.
mable lady Of our city, took place yesterday
morning, ut 10 O'Clock, from Trinity church.
Every portion Of tho spacious building was
crowded by sympathising friends Of the fsmi.
ly. The Rev. Mr.. Lynch, Vice President of
Georgetown College, delivered . very solemn
an impressive funeral discourse.
The Rev. DR.. Stanton will preach in the
Market street Presbv terrain Chapel, at III
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The public are
invited to attend.
The steamer Union broke q track through
the ice yesterday afternoon, and towed to our
wharves the packet brig Ann Elizabeth, Of
Mr.. Grimss's line Of Boston pockets, and the
Salem left this morning with the schooner
Fulton, Capt. Small, In tow, bound for New
buryport The schooner A. v. Bedell, Of Peter
Bsrry's line, is hourly expected from New
York. ".
The weather has considerably moderated,
and hopes are entertained thst navigation
upon our canal and river win be open again
in a few days.
A fro occurred last night, about 8 o'clock,
in the blacksmith shop attached to the Rock
Creek fOundsry. 1t was extinguished without
any further damage being done than the
burning of the roof Of the shop
No change in the market SPECTATOR.
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New York stock Marx L

NEw foRk, March 3 Stocks are firm and
money is plenty; Eric Railroad 4st; Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad 67I; Michigan End South
ern 81; Reading Railroad 7s; New York Cen
trail s4i; PennsylvMi, cosl Company 1924;
Canton Railroad, 24i; Virginia SIS est; Mis-.
souri, IS %; Cleveland, Columbus, and Gin.
cinnati, I02
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Ixtsnsivs ana DESTRUCTIVE Tirs IN oAio.

SAxDusKr, o., March s.-Esrly this morn.
ing FIRE took place in Monroevills, Huron
county, which destroyed the entire business
part of the tvn. Two dwellings, six dry
goods ftores, three groceries, two boot and
'noe stores, one e.othiaS store, one drug store,
the post once, and oid Fsllows' Hall are ia
ashes. The loss is estimated to be over ffty
thousand dollars. The cause Of ii, origin is
unknown.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auction..r.

BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK d FIXTURES
of a Merchant TailoT.-On MONDAY, March
18th, al 10 O'Clock, at the store the east side OF
~ street, Two doors month Of Pa. avenue, I shall
sell, by virtue of deed Of trust dated February z,
1855, and duly recorded among the land records 81
Washington county, all the stock in trade and hx
lures, comprising
Blue, black, olive, green, aud brown Cloths
Double and single milled plain and fancy CASH
Silk, satin, cloth, MarseiIes and Cashmere Vert
ines
Sewing Silk, Thread, Buttons, Cord, Bindings
Satin faced lining Silk, Brown Hob and PaddIns
Canton Flannel, Canvass, Cotton
Slesia, Alpaca, Wadding, &c.
ALSO
One large French plate Minor, size Of Plate II by
50 inches
Two French pate Pier Glasses
Cutting and Show Counters, Side Counters
Shelves and Drawers, Show Racks
Clock, stove, Chairs, Tables, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sun a
credit of 3d. 90, and 30 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
JN0. &. KENNEDY, Trustee
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
I'D AuctioncrY
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. March 3-Flour is upward and
firm; prices are sitter but not quotably higher.
The receipts Of Grain are light Wheat is
upward and firm. Corn 10 upward and hrm
with q eight improvement; sales Of white at
Sass cts per bushels; yellow ct s9a9o cts.
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Mobile snd Charleston Markets.

MOBILE, March 2.-cOtton- sales for tie
week, $4,000 bales; prices are 6rm at former
quotations, but are tending upward; sales IT,
day, 5000 bales Receipket this port are
sre'tsr than for the ''m' tOd l.'' year By
zoe, 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 7.-sales to. day l,2so
bales at 6ta9c
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G. II. VARNELL s. J. w. MANKINS,
II ouse, Sign and Orns m entail Paint

Louisidna arenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sfs.,
Next door cast OF the Varnum Buildings.
THE subscribers have associated together To car
~ on the HOUSE. SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING in all its various branches, and will
be thankful to the public and their friends for all ia
vors in their line of business determining their
part TO use every exerion to give general satisfac
ton.
All j1bbing at glazing or painting promptly attend
ed TO at moderate prices. Give US trial.
mar ST.
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no MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & OTHERS
! SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.-M. w.
GAIT BRO. inv special attention to their
stock of pure Silver Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons
aud Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives and all other ar
ticles of pure Silver Ware, which is larger and more
varied than ever offered to their customers.
M. w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Pa. avenue betw. 9th and 10th sts.
feb Off
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE

In connection with tho Orange
and Alexandra Railroad leaves
her slip, foot of 9TH street, every morning al O'clk
q m, for Staunton, Charlottesville, and intermedi
ate stations, connecting at Manassas Junction, for
Winchester, Strasburg, sc.
Breakfast OH the boat.
Baggage Master accompany the passengers from
Washington through. Baggage checked sn the
boat. Z. A. RYTHER, Capt.
mar 1-.It
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DOARDING.-Al lady having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No 3, Union Row, on F street,
between 9Th and 7Ih, can offer fine large rooms for
families, either furnished or UNFINISHED Also, has
rooms for gentlemen much larger than are generally
appropriated to single persons.
Table boarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated on the most reasonable
terms feb 2t-2w
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7-pa.- HoorEssps CELEBRATED GERMAN prr

W. TIERS
rh.rs few thing. which .ord US sr....r pe.,ur.
land German Btters because fully conscious
notices many Induced 70 take tbese Bters
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver complaint
:ed only J1cksoS 81 tn. osrR.S Msae,ae
See advertisement. mar Sim
n
1CNEURALGIA-T hi. formidable di.e.s., which seems
cARTERs SPANISH MIXTURE 'e''' like magic
MT hoyasn formerly Of the Astor Hsuse New York
OF wko have been cured Of severe
ragia, by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
sr who were suffering with nearly every form Of disease
with the most wonderful success. -.
He says IL u the most
seen used, AID the bsst purifier known.
'.'see advertisement in another column.
TACARD TO THE LADIEs.-GOoD NEWS FOR THE
DIR. DuPONco's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
,he pest ana most nfsble remedy for
struston and removing all periodical distractions
regulsres arising from whatever These Pills
complete
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
nsy are prepared by process whsh concentrates the
Tor delicate females 10 take large doses of drugs
Or Pm; are the result Of THIRTY YEARS
rhey h''e been .sys.ea for ss over on. year.
have already been Sold demand for them rapidly In.
ereases wherever they become known They have been
charm.
Sold BY all Druggists in Washington, Georgetown and Al
exandria, Va mar l-eosm'
" susarshod the palate their energy although
wrapped up there and tells with giant force very
Who would distempers II they knew they
could he cured Is cents.
Purify the blood and disease win be starved ont.
Cleanse the System from impurities aud cured a.
Take this best Of all Purgatves and scrofus Indigestion
Ws.fns's Hesd.chs. Backaehe Side Ache !aundes Rheu
all arrangements and all diseases which remedy
ssssn ~ before them H liz. s.fkn. Ssof. the sun
complaints they curesuer remedy has been
That Ayers Cherry Pec,orai is the best medicine for
Cough known TO the whole world aud that Ayers Pills
them. N''-
Prepared by DIR. J, O. AVER Lowell. Mas, And sold
z. D. GILMAN Washington.
@. M LINTHICUML Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and BY al. Drussisss
everywhere. feb 17-eo2m
NJ PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRs.-wHITEHURsrs
s in the aseendance-The juries Of each of the
hs6es, premiums to J. w. for their .uperorty OF PHO
tosrsph. stereosccpe: and Dssuerreo.yp.s exhibited
don, and a premium at Crystal P.lace, New York.
Also the arst awards Of the Maryland Institute
whsh1r..'s Gallery in this city is on P. betty.
NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
~ Youths manufactured with elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their sto.i
and ueslases T.lmss black and blue Cloth Dress Coats
Frook Goats Of all fashionable colors Csssmer Busne
figured Cassimer and plain Pautaoons For the
youthJsckets, Pants, Vests Overcosts &c they are
the very Shirt; Superior IT. Collars GLOVES
Ties. &c. Of late styles always on hand. dec 10
sJes snLLrssro. receives all the new Books and New.
fast published He agent for Harpers and all
large and good ssortment Bs Stationery
Bookstore Odeon Building venue and ~ o.
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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

Mrs. GEORGE, late Of England, wisbes 70
Vl inform the ladies ami gentlemen of Washing
ton and Georgetown that she can be seen and con
suited the past present and future events, at the
late residence, No. 81 F street, between 2lst and
2A streets, First Ward, opposite the Observatory.
Her name is on the door.
Hours from IN TO O'Clock m.
Ladies 25-Gentlemen so cents. feb 2S-lms
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mar I'D
ctlonssr

By j. O. MCGUIRE, Aactionssr.
4 PORTION OF LAW LIBRARY At Auction -
n Will be sold by J. e. MCGUIRE corner of 10 ia
and ID streets, on March 5ih, al ~ O'Clock, vau-
able and rare collection of old English Law Books
For catalogues apply at the Auction Rooms.
mar l-;d
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~ &c; TATE, NO SI4 Pa avenue, between
10TH and lih streets, is now ,unninS of the remain
der OF his Fal! and Winter sock OF EmbroiSfJies
Ribands, Laces, Caps and Fancy Notions al ye,y
reduced prices, the stock consisting OF many desra
Bile goods all Of which will be soId very cheap, pre-
mar l-eo6t
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PALMER,S PATENT LEG,
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.

III UTCHISSON & MUNRO are now selling al
IL their new store, $40 Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets, next door west OF Messrs Wal
ter Harper Co.'S, the finest and cheapest stock
OF goods in the above line Ever offered in this
city, and they cordially invite those about 10 pur
chase 70 cali and examine their goods and learn
their prices before buyia3 elsewhere. Their goods
are the first quality, and bought for cash at %
per cent discount and can be sold 90 much lower
HUTCHINSON b MUNRO,
feh93-6t $40 Pa. ayepue
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The Sunday LIQUOR Law SIGNED

HARRISBURG, March The Governor has
signed the bill to prevent the sale Of liquor on
the Sabbath. II will 60 int effect on the ls
Of April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-03
By J. G. eGUIRE. A1cttoneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GENUINE IMPORT

BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Aucttonser.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GENUINE IMPORT
Il ed Havana Cigars of choice and various Brands
On TUESDAY morning, March 9th, at 10 O'Clock,
on the ,scond floor of my Auction Rooms, I sh' I
sell, with ,ut reserve, about 80, 600 choice Hayan
Cigars, comprising the following brands:
La Espanola, I'll indradOs
Regalias, Nebagas
Figaro's, Espanoias
La veneciana, Nicutinas
Operas, Flor de Cabanas
'.ondres, choice EnIanci padas. sc.
ranging in cost from Sl6 TO SIS per VI. and viii be-
sold IN lots to accommodate the trade az well as for
private use they will be found in the best condi-
ton. Samples may be had on the morning of sale.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sun a
credit of 90 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily cu
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer
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TO THE LADIES.

OF zoo WORTH OF ELEGANT CHAN
ID sCOOtilly, Brussels, Aencon, Valenc ennes
and Point Laces will be ratified as soon as The re-
qured number Of chances will have been taken
There are 500 numbers, Of which 500 only remain
TO be purchased. The chances are 81 each. These
costly articles are ut Madame DELARUE'S, for ex-
hibtion, where the tickets can be obtained.
Mime. Delarue would also solicit the attention Of
the ladies % magnificent assortment of fine En-
broderies and Laces consisting nf Collars Sleeves,
Rochelcs, Wells, Sets, HandkerchIefs, Shawls, &c.
All Of the above articles will be opened aud ready
for sale on the 18th instant
23s Pa. avenue, bet. 10Th and ssh streets.
feb Jxps
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MARRIE ID.
DIED.

On the let inst, by the Rev. John G. smith, Mr.
JOHN T. ED to Miss MARY T.. HAMADINGER,
both of Alexandria.
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. !

MR.. FREDERICK PROSPECT bees leave "a in
Nl form his friends and former patrons that this
band has been fully recognized and is now under
h,s direction, and he is fully prepared W tn a band
OF the most Sclenfc Musicians in the CITY, to fur
nish music for Balls, Paries Parades, Pic Mics. EY
cursons, &C, at the shortest notice possible by an
plying to FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, CfIAs
PROSPERI, Conductor; HILBUS & HITS Ma
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard
feb l9-3mr
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ny GRERH q SCOTT A.ctione,,

ny GRERH = SCOTT Auct,one.rs,
TNHUSTEE'S SALE OF STORE FIXTURES.
l. &c.-On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, I shs n
SELL by virfue OF deed Of trust, st the sore lately
occupied by MFR. John Riegies, on 7th, near corner
OF streets, at O'Clock IN, oil the fixtures OF the
establishment, viz: -
4Counters, Cutting Board
French plate Mirror. Wire Frame
Stove, lot Gas Fixtures, Glass Case
Desk and shelving, l Awning. Terms cash
]. r. DALE, Trustee.
Also, Immediately after the sale Of the above, We
shall about two hundred dollars worth Of Merchant
Tailcr's Goods. Terms cash.
GREEN d SCOTT,
mar Sd Auctioneers.
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SILYERWARE.

SILVER W AXE.
A VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
"A Pitchers GOblets, Cups, Creams, and all kinds
Of Spoons and Forks, and variety Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives,
Cream and Sugar Spoons ETC., is offered at low Fti
ces, and warranted sterling.
II. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SIS.
i~n
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HOMES FOR ALL.-BeautifuIly and healthily
III located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, Oh graded Streets can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price of SIS, payable SO per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7il st.,
above Odd Fellows tIaH.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.