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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08


YoUNo AMERICA IN the CBIMEA.=-A
young American wiring Of what he saw
in the Crimea, says: !ss gao..
One would be surprised to see the diff
ference between the feelings ofthe armies
here. The English are all mu aha, down
hearted, and do nothing but lament ghrir
sad fate. If ask when they exPsOt to
return home, they ENTHUSIASTICALLY
" never" feeling confident TINT if3ahey
escape death in the battle it is only1tl DO
kept as subjects for tile cholera. which
RACES fearlully. The French, sonvthc
contrary, have made several bowling al
lcys in their camp, and, with. "a onntecn
full Of grog. are perfectly regardless Of
their future fate. never looking ,;GUrlher
a head than next meal lime ltaIfOmeyer,
speaks badly, for the discipline OF the ar
mics to see The number OF druukeP gisUl.
diers at nlI times and places The Eng.
lsh are forced to keep senuies through
out their camp, to prevent the French
from selling their, soldiers liquor. rs it
has already caused the deRth Of several.
il being entirely pure spirits; sells
from seven TO ten cents per bottle "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

GoyERsoR OF KApsAs.-rbe Union con-
tains the official announcement Of the an
pointment of Hon. John L. Dawson. of
Pennsylvania, to be Governor OF Kansas,
vice Reeder, removed. Mr.. Dawson was
an able member of the last Congress, and
voted for the Kansas Nebraska bill but
whether he will be more successful than
Gov. Reeder in the executive management
of affairs in Kansas, and in calming down
the excited state of the public mind there,
remains to be seen.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

a.aET The absence of the editor for few
days will account for any short comings in
this paper. ....-- -.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

Po1rrroA1 H1sroRY OF YrRo1s1A.-Ar.
John H. GiImer, of Richmond, Is abputt,o'
write the '' Political History of yirginA
in two volumes, containing about iopt
hundred pages each.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08
The Postmaster General and the
PODc'S NuuciO.

A statement made by the Hon. Ken
meth Rayner, of North Carolina, in re-
cent political speech at Washington, that
81 the Pope's Nuncio to Spain, before the
cabinet of the President was known to
the public here, declared. in Madrid that
the. Postmaster General, a Catholic. would
be a member of the cabinet of General
Pierce" has attracted considerable atten-
ton. Mr.. Rayner gave Mr.. Barringer,
formerly United States Minister TO Spain,
US authority for his assertion. ltappears
now, however, that Mr.. Rayner misunder-
stood Mr.. B. The latter has written a
litter to Mr.. Rayner and another TO Judge
Ellis, late of the Washington Organ, eX<
planning the matter. He says:
4" You are mistaken as to the purport
of the remarks made TO me by the rcpre>
sentative ofthe Pope al Madrid. Iswas mol
that he knew before hand that Mr.. Camp
bell would be appointed, and as member
of the Catholic Church, or that he knew
anything about it before the appointment
was actually made. What l have said,
and what l repeat is that before | had
any certain news OF the formation of the
Cabinet, and while its constitution was
still in doubt, and the subject of conjec>
ture in the public mind at Madrid. he told
me that Mr.. Campbell was appointed. and
that he was Catholic, which was the
first information | had of either fact.
This most effectual!y dispeis another
very popular invention Of the. yirtuous
party. Still, they viii not correct the false
impression they have sought to make up
on the public mind.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

ANGLO. AMER1cAN Go.AHAEDrfyENEss.
The power of this principle is making iau
impression in many of the South Amer
eau States and cities. Agigantic railway
is nearly completed from Valparaiso to
Sahtiago-.tbe Capital Of Chili4adistsnee
of99 miles. II was proiected,by an Ame-
ricau and American Engineers are su-
perintendiDg its construction. a number
Of other railroads., iron bridges, and m6les
are being constructed in yafions other
parts Of South America. under the direc'
ton of American Engineers and Arcbi-
tects. t. ~, -. .,s 49,. ),
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08
Another High Tribute to the Demo-
cratic Party.

cratic Party.
Thos. L. Preston Of Richmond, in let
ter to the Fourth of July celebration ut
that place, thus frankly states his position
in the present crisis of affairs in the
South
Until the canvass opened l. co opera
ted with the Wings, without ever taking
an active part in frderaI politics and party
Strifes. The cardinal principal, however
Of my political creed has always been
State sovereignty. | am of the strictest
sect Of The State rights school. 1t was
no violent change, therefore, for me to
quit the ranks OF my former conIederates
and unite heartily and cheerfuIy with the
staunch Democracy in repelling the inva-
sion OF those lofty principles, an adhe-
renee to which gave Yirginians right to
be proud.
at was proclaimed throughout the land
that the Whig party was disbanded-dis-
banded because denationalized, and that
now only two parties were offered for the
choice OF the people one the old Demo
cratic party, with its ancient banners torn
by many conflict. but hutlering proudly
In the breeze the other visOred ism,
with pretended platform of principles to
seduce and deceive, and secret organs
cation which constrained its members 10
practice prescription. intolerance, decep-
ton. Between the two, in the Old Dos
mlnlon, it should not be difficult to choose.
My choice is fixed. am Of the Demo.
cracy. l fight henceforth under their
standard. rally to their war cry.''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

a RArrLEsSAxE KILLED BIZ 4 .L1DY-
AS three ladies of The North mounsaln
neighborhood were riding along Lbe r9sd'
between Jas. B.. Crawford's and ~.
Hopkins they saw large rRttIesnIeEo
stretched across the road Just betoFe,
them, and with a presence Of mind a9e
courage, common TO but few under sle9
circumstances, one of them dismpuntso
and dispatched the reptile. II turned e5
to be one of the largest rsttlesnake ever
seen in this country. It was4moFe t1sn
Eve fee. long, and had thirteen ratles-f
Hdyrison54rg ( Ya;l Regisiro
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08
Smart Fellow.

We take the following words of wis
dom" from the Pruntytown Gazette
In presenting the fag to the Band, the
other day, Mr.. Garlic said that
Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming DER u.s.
was strong incentive to the propagation
OF that nationality that knows no North
no South, no East, no West" We are
glad that Mr.. Garlic feels himself called
upOa to endeavor TO foster national feel
ing-there never was party in existence
that 50 much needs that kind of advice
CtarhSJueg Register.
Ez5 Cooper, you should, at least, ex-
cept the party who elected Wise, Governor
Of Virginia. Also, the party, in Congress,
who have been trying to give the public
domain to foreigners, virtually to the eX-
c!usion OF native American citizens-
Also, that party who turn out OF office
native born American citizens to make
room for hungry and iusolent foreigners.
a $50, that party which seeks to perpetuate
its own existence by extending the right
to vote to those who are ignorant Of the
spirit of our. free Institutions.
Be honest, Cooper, and admit the above
with few other exceptions, if you would
be thought sincere.
Gr Our readers must excuse us for
the lack, of. editorial matter for this and
the past few weeks. There is really but
little. to write about, the weather is too
hot, raud il is absolutely necessary for a
man 10 " keep cool'' these days.-BHiy
Cooper.
EE PREsCRIPrIoN.-We advise our
friend to eat sparingly, go to bed early,
and sleep souudly, rise early, dress light
Iy and battle freely in cold water.
These among the active duties. Among
the negative we suggest
/. Use no strong drink-aGd thus keep
hot bricks" out OF your hat. 9. Cease
all ilIlberal drnunciation of the men and
measures OF the American Party.
Observe rigidly these directions, and
you will have less occasion to grumble
about hot weather.
Prescription fee Gratis.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

GJ We return our thanks to Hon. J
NJ. Mason, for the Congressional Globe
for the last session.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-08-08

We take the following words of wis
dom" from the Pruntytown Gazette
In presenting the aag TO the Band, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VTsR USTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'm
proved Real Estate on the IsIand h


virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the 9th
day Of June, 1853, and recorded in Liber ]. A. ).
20. SO, folioS 1856 &c, the subscriber will sell
public sale, on THURSDAY, the ith day Of DC
tober, 1655 at O'Clock p m, on the premises, the
no, til half Of Lot IL End the whole Of OF No 10,
in square No. 5i3, fronting 20 feet inches on n
street west between and l. streets south, and
running hack 100 feet to alley, with the build
ingS and Improvements, which are two two story
and one cottage built frame dwelling houses, well
and substantially built, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said deed of trust.
The above property is eligibly situated in rap
idly improving part Of the city, ard offers favor
able opportunity to persons DESTROYS Of obtaining
d residence or investing.
The terms Of sale will be one-fourth cash and
the balance in 6, ~, and Is months, for notes
bearing interest from day of sale, secured by d
deed of trust upon the property. IL the terms Of
sale not complied with in six DAYS after sale,
the property will be rescld at the risk and expense
OF the purchaser. All conveyance at the expense
OF the purchaser.
CHAS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sep 22-eod&dS Auctioneer.
IL Immediately after the ABOVE, shall
Sc four new FRAME HOUSES, fronting ~
fee each Oh south X street, between Sd and >
streets west containing four rooms, neatly finish
ell; the lots run back 100 fest
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, II.
and Is months satisfactorily secured with interest
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
oct2 Auctioneer.
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From Norfolk and Poitrouth.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2.-The boat Of this morn
ing brings the following Intelligence.
In Norfolk on Saturday, there were only
deaths, on Sunday z, aud three new cases, and
on Monday to IL IN, 3 de'ti
Mrs VIM. d. Ferguson is dead. Rev. Mr..
jackson is ill, but not dead, as reported.
Fifty-fCur southern doctors and nurses have
left for their homes.
Mss Catharine Redman, matron Of the Or
phan's Asylum, is dead.
In POrtsm, nth on Saturday, there were l3
deaths, and on Sunday9. Drs. Cole of Phila-
delphia, and Hunter Of New York, are among
the dead of Sunday. There have been but
few new cases.
The wife and daughter OF Chief Justice Ia
ney both died at Old Point on Sunday. The
latter only died of the fever.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Persons INJURED.-Quite serious accident
occurred on the New Haven Railroad, near
this city, on Saturday evening. The Boston
express train, when about a mile above Will
liams Bridge, encountered a broken chair
The trains consisted of six cars The locomo-
tive and five cars passed over the obstruction
in safety, but the last car was thrown off the
track and turned on its side down an en-
bankment, smashing its tracks and seats.
The coupling gave way, and by this the re-
Eainder Of the train escaped. There were
some twenty passengers in the last car, and
about twelve of them were injured, but none
Of them fatally. One gentleman had his thigh
fractured, another an arm broken, and some
others received Commissions more or less severe
about the head.-N. Y. Times.
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Arrival of the George Law.

New YORK, Oct. 2.-Thc George Law ar
rived this morning, with $4,000 in specie
Among the passengers were Col. Steptoe and
Capt. ingalls, of the army.
The Uncle Sam touched at Acapulco on her
upward passage, and la lost thirty:ix of her
passengers by cholera. Three more died at
Acapulco.
On her passage from Aspinwall TO this port
the passengers of the Law subscribed $40 for
the Norfolk sufferers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

4D-Invalids recovering from the effsc Of Fee
yer, Bilious Diseases or long continued Illness %
any kind, will find CARTER's SPANISH MIxrUgE
the only remedy which will revive their droopino
constitutions, eXpell all bad humors from the blood
excite the liver TO j prompt and healthy action
and by It's tonic properties restore the patient to
lie and liver.
we can only say TRY 1T. single bottle is
worth all the so-called Sarsaparilas in existence
1t contains no Mercury, Opium, or a.v other
noxious or poisonous drug, and can be given 10
the youngest infant without hesitation
See the certificate of wonderful cures around
the bottles More than five hundred persons i'm
the city Of Richmond, Va, can testify 10 its good
effeSts. See advertisement oct i'm
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour is dull, no sales
reported. Howard strectand Ohio are held at
81 81, and City Mills at S7.75.
Wheat has declined 5a6c, and is dull !;
white Il o5aSl 90; reds sl.70aSI so. Corn
S dali; white S6sSSc yellow S7as9c. Rye
Maryland Il 05aSI.IO. Pennsylvania 81 IS.
Observation-Disclosures S2I, prime $50
Bee Jn-sides l3ial33c.; shoulders I21aI3c
Bulk melts-sides Ilic.; hams IIic. shout
dcrs liz. Lard-in lots He, in kegs I5.c
Beef L. unchanged.
There We're sales yesterday Of 30, 600 Ibs of
bulk sides and Is. coo lbs Of shoulders
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Georgia Election.

COLUMBIA, Oct. l, III p. m.-The following
returns have been received
For GovernOr-Andrews, American, has re
ceivcd the following majoritics: Bibb county,
$50; MuscOgce 500; Spalding So; Monroe
800; Taylor so, in three precincts; Houston,
Fort Valley precinct, 43. Trippe, the Ameri-
can candidate for Congress, has IS in Fort
Valley precinct, and 43 in Spalding.
SECOND DESPATCH
Oct. ?, . a. m.-Andrews, American, has
majorites amounting to 97I, AMI johnson,
Democrat, $40. as far as heard from. Seward
Democrat, for Congress, has 20 majority.
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MADAME REMOVAL.

MADAME X. respectfully informs the public in
l'i general, that she will give information In all
the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth, Mar
riages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Difficulties in
Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and In respect to all other subjects. She is also
able to tell the Ages Of persons by reading num-
bers. All those who wish to consult Madame .
viii please call soon, she will remain in the
city but short time. She can be consult d at all
hours of the day and evening Her name is on the
door-at No 2o5, 18th street, corner Of ID, On the
left hand side. Gentlemen so cents and Ladies
D. 2Q-2wx
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We are indebted to the Hon. T. G..
Hunt, Of Louisiana, for copy of speech de-
livercd by himself at the Houma barbacuc,
Parish Of Terebonne, on the 10Th ultimo, pub
lished by order Of the Executive Committee Of
the American party Of Louisiana.
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r. L.. MOOR r.

R.st side Of Ninth street, bet. ID and streets,
HAS made arrangements at the West Mount
Il Lafa White Ash and Lewis Mountain Red
Ash Coal Mines, to receive COAL from them
constantly, and would inform his old friends and
the above Cosls, superior in quality to all others,
being entirely free from either slate or dirt at the
reTy lolceSt prices. He also has on hand at all
times Pine Grove and Lvkens Valley COAL /;
also CUMBERLAND COAL, beth lump and
fine. 22i0 pounds to the ton in all cases
Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood, at low prices.
oQ-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

SUICIDE IN THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-Miss
Clara Haskins was found dead in her bridal
dress and chamber near Natchez, Mississippi
on the ID ult. After being dressed by her
bridesmaids, she requested them to retire for
a short time, and when they returned they
found her lying lifeless upon her couch, with
an empty vial which had contained prussiac
acid still claspcd in her hand. She had a1op-
ted the desperate alternative of self-destruc-
ton rather than marry man she could not
love, in Obedience to parental authority.
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BY Z. =. WRIGHT, GEORGETOWN.

BY z. :. WRIGHT, Georgetown
ENUEStTURE AT AUCTION.-On WED
u NESDAY next, the Sd dav Of October, at 1C
o'clock. at the residence OF Miss Williams, cor
ncr NJ Prospect and Fayette streets, shall sell,
without reserve. her Household Effects, Consist
ing Of
Sofa, Gaze Seat and common Chairs
Breakfast, Dining, and Card Tables
Carpets, Croker and Glassware
FCdther Beds, d, d~teadS, Bureaus
AEdirOnS Mantle Ornaments
Kitchen Furniture, &C, &c.
Terms at sale. T. =. WRIGHT.
Get AUctiOneeI
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Heol.h Of New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Oct. The number of
deaths last week was 81, Of whom 40 died of
the yellow fever.
The epidemic is still raging in tho interior
o. the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

PRICE OF FLoUR.-Societies and combna-
tons are being formed to import flour from the
West. 1t seems that by sending to Chicago
and buying it there, flour can be laid down
here at 81 90, instead of So and Sl3, which
we pay. We recommend the idea to cor
sumers. Ii men viii combine, they may break
down the foolish combination of flour dealers
In the seaboard cities in less than a fortnight.
and reduce the price of -four one fourth. No,
YORK HeYaII
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Ev Z. w. BDTELER, Auctoneer.
4 UCFi0S NOTICE-SALE PER EMPTO.
"a RY.-Attenticn is called to the sale OF Gro
ceries Wines, Liquors and Cigars, remaining in
store Of 81 ele l b Ohe his morning, CO nmeIiC
ing at 10 clock.
i half chests fine quality green and black Teas
COR do do do Oolong do do
) bags brown Government Java Coffee
bales Almonds and Filberts
boxes Judd 5 patent Sperm Candles
box Snifftr's Wax Candles
81 CT tons add s patent and plain Srcrm do
boxes mould do
do chemical Olive Soap
A do fancy Toilet do
do ground Spices and Pepper
do French Vanilla Chocolate
3 do OswegO Corn Starch
do West India Ground Coffee
cases AnchOvieS and stuff d Olives
do Virgin Oil Of AK
1 basket Bordeaux Oil
cases preserved ChoE-ChOw
boxes Prunes
3 cases Ncnpar6il Capers
dozen assorted Sa"CeS
3 do Pu verified Herbs
1 do AnchOTy Paste
IL packages Glenield Scotch Starch
dozcn Pau.sen'S refined Gclatine
lease Cooper's do Isingiass
2l dozen Mason and AnneaT's Backing
- do assorted Extracts, for tlavoring,
5 bales Alicante Mats
3qr casks Sherry Wine
half pipe Bordeaux Brandy, Bouvet Jne
or cask Cognac brandy, Otard, Dupuy & Co
Dbl extra Peach Brandy
L do Jamaica Rum
5 baskets Geisler Anchor Champagne
S cases Hook Wines
5 do Stomach Bitters
Together with lot Of fine Wines, BrandIes.
&c In demijohns,
5000 Cigars, different brands.
Terms at sale
B. o. SHEKELL,
JOHN +. TOWERS, Trustees.
oct c. w. BOTELER, Aucrr.
lrrThe above Sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY Morning, anne hour
octl G. w. BOTELER, Auct'r
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NOTICE,

4 oSF LAND WARRANTS.-Land warrant
~ No. 1851 for l2O acres. issued to Mary NJ
Adams. and No. - sill for l-O acres issued to Lu-
cretla Smith, under act OF March Sd. 1855; also No
. hS3 for 80 acres. issued to r CARPENTER under
act of 100. having been lost between this city and
Philadelphia, notice Is hereby given that at the
proper time application will be made 10 the Com
missioner Of Pensions for duplicates of the same
The above being filled out in my name, with a
power of attorney attached, authorizing Mr. Benz
Z. Eastman, Of Wisconsin, TO locate them
e. C WILLARD
sen 25-Tu(jw
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BOARD, &c.-MHS. BATES, ON THE S. w
- corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
Win thelr patronage. ap6-u
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

- WASHINGTON COUNTY WIZ
Whereas, Goodwin Pierce Of the county and dis
trict aforesaid, living at Meals wharf Eastern
Branch, hath this 27th day Of September, 1855,
given notice to me, one Of the Justices of the
Peace for the county and district aforesaid, that
on the 10Th instant he took in the Eastern Branch
OF the Potomac and secured a two-oared boat
built after the scow fashion, painted blue and
appeared to have been used as a pleasure b at,
with sloop sails. The owner Of the above boat is
hereby requested to prove property, pay costs and
charges, and take her away. Witness my hand
sep 29-3t* JOHN L. SMITH.
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BOARDING.,

ROARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 33I Penn
- sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six or eight table boarders.
iy 30 IL
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DIED,

II this city, near the Navy Yafd, OH the I'D Of
with christian resignation, SARAH ELIZA
BOHRER eldest daugh ter of Catherine and Geo.
4 Bohrer, In the 10th year Of her age.
(Balt Sun copy)
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Wreck of a James River Schooner.

New York, Oct. 2-The schooner George
Daily, went ashore yesterday near Marches,
on Long Island, and is a complete wreck.
All the crew were saved. She sailed from
James River, Virginia.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th August, in San Francisco, at the
residence or Gen. w H. Richardson, U. 8. Mar
sh1i, by the Rev. DR.. Scott, Capt RICHARD +.
WHITING, Of the Mail Steamship Souora 10
Miss JOSEPHINE p. FINNALL, daughter of
w. II. Finnall, Of this CITY, 4
fredericksburg papers copy)
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BY JAS. C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Ell

BY JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
Il fects at AUction.-On WEDNESDAY
morning, October 3D. at 10 O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of Capt Ill. l.. Benham, No. 4G7 Third st
between Pennsylvania avenue and c street, | shall
sell portion of Furniture and Effects, viz
Mahogany hair and spring Sofa and Chairs
Marble top Centre Table, Wha'nOt
Mahogany match dining and other Tables
Do Bureaus, BedSteads and Wasbstands
Black walnut, maple and cherry Bedsteads
Walnut and maple cane-seat Chairs, Rockers
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Excellent hair and husk Mattresses
French China Dinner Set, Crockery
Carnets, Mating, Oilcloth, Rugs
Cooking, alright and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms S2J and under cash over S25 a credit
OF GO and 81 days, for NOES satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sep cd Auctioneer
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las HEATERS.-This article can be placed
~ upon Gas Burner, by which the fame Is made
TO pass through fine wire gauze and cover large
surface, giving an intense heat without smoke
with this apparatus water can be boiled In short
time. Ii is very convenient article for the nur-
sery, or for persons boarding, a meal could ca
silly be prepared by II for small family They
cost only 10 cents, and no one using gas should
be without one. 6. FRANCIS,
sep29 400 Seventh street.