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.oCAS! CLOCKS. AT WHOLESALk ,
BY BITrROLFF A SONS,

BETWEEN AND SECOND.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WNT have received Large supply eight day and
Nv thirty hour elocks direct fr, the manufacturer.
every syle Of wood aud which
will eash dealers low the articles be
Hestsrn CITIES we shall al
keep good hAna. and think make
Of
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THE CIDRR VINEGAR

TVyHAT took the first rsli6fa the yandsrburgh
Il Fair was man ufactuftd - THOS. SNOW DOFE. an.
there is 100 barrels Of the sans kilsa for sals y
oetlG a-SNs ~ q SUAtbafbJH-
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4yu. xE.LLY,

Sg "a. REILLY,
VA 4Df4Es tl.E AND RETAH. f:f{tS4 Eo AS3
Ne fs1DUcs MERCHANT: " AIS SPst eet :: ~ m
ss-a-ns pectfully inform sue tn pielte
asa-Tlfs vicinity that hsv hse hs iut5'
sfk. in the late of & W. Reilly 10 ia
sAsr5 Grocery Produce he ~
stSaa s4sr.cs hts opportunity returning thanks scr
atfavors effort merits ,ontau
Z. ,e ~ tbs SNu,a ir.1-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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ERGN EsA.EENG.
rAsHE undersigned the for the sale OF new an
h-aatifsi pattern of IROS RAILING. with round
r0=Ehu and agress in great variety o.
wehI viii sell st CINCINNATI prices
81 ~~sa=
Fb railtas is substantial than sy other
no ia Gse Thoss Eiskiag Railing enclose cemetery
tx xr5s or for piatzaA. etc, will do well give me
Prices fran al so to - 80 per foot.
4 -. Ats1N Sh1.-
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Or. F. %. mGLLER,

DR. F. ID. mGLLER,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
WYypO EraSnsed in Germany and Frapes- sn6can give
NJ the t~sE>snias Professor the United
oFess his citizens Evausviii and
~isllisy Pssssiaa ia e particular attention to
kENAt.E COMPLAINTS
DR. MoeIIar invites person ficei ~ith dss3se
oall an zee hIa AEybody trnuhled with Chrapic
sush Is inflammation the Kidney Urethra nhamnna.nr
Ria ider and 81 philis, Will
in the shortest No ehArse for the hrst Welt.
once corner Syaaaove and ThirGsss ece heurs from
IA till srening. ..
Tkns Matter Pref. nf Surgery;
+ SsvaI JAG EsGn. Prot. Of Thsery ana Fraesies;
O. D. MeiEs FrSt CT Midwifery
c 2 Gilman Fraf Of MdwifeTvi
Jos NJ smith Prof. Of Theory sRi Practices
H. D. Ba:kiy. p D
Tao UAnM u sIbsny.S- Y.
A.as-- CossEei VI. D. Prof. MAteria Nseiss. Ats~ny
- tlf--'
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: gtSTE.S l.Oss 4 &C.. 0EfSVILIE. HY.,
,sI rseeig ts Stock of spring Gooes many Of
y slieh af teir importation direct from the
n an lseturer q EuFdfs
have bought ali Goods fer ISL. and epared
prohps shert time and Cash buyers.
the United States Our stock
BROWN S IKETISGS AND PRINTS
well assorted during the comin
snd tsSH and All orders the
Sane ba sceoEl psnie9 with the money feb2l
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cAnrNrs. FLoon on.-ei.orIis, RUGS. MATS

CARTEF&, FLOOR GEI.-CLOGHS, RUGS. MATS,
el0TH EMBgcibEeEp PtASo TABLE cOvERs,
sll widths GiE-stoths for Tables, &c.
EPHSr a DuYALL have in store their full sssort-
embracing all varieties style,
ua price from fhe i'm ported ROval Wilton Car
pet tire kensHcky hDtar- made Rag
Fber Gil Ciuth ali idts, rely designs These
Goods 70 fit shaped hall and put them
do Zee o cost. ~
Piano Table Covers in Cloth ebossedA sery great
variety
With all other goods usually foun in regular ouseFvr
uishDg establishment.
We all goods be of the best fabric
fer them the 10 prices equal in all respects ss
the Eastern cities All ask is eSamicatJa %
st ck Eefs - deciding TO purchase elsewhere
BENT a bl-F Al Is
ccts Furnishing " Wareh0use Ltuis-1i-e. Ey.
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a1FpssONED PORTABLE 1EiEL.
TN0R grinding wheat and and all other substance
5 requiring gr' nd ng.
ensih oId Anetor Brand Bolsing Cdshs sud Betting
all widthS
Oura sNt. L. Monroe. is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. aslpdir- t-e-s+s-
CassI r. Menroes Family 1Eces,, corner OF Oak and
ieIsotf JAxIRs BRApFajRp & CO.. Cincinnati o:
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CtNCINNNTIp pApEl M MAREROUsE.

CINCINNATI PAPER W AREROUSE.
FHNHE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention o. dealers consumers their large Z
stock Of Papers Our with Eastern
and dealers such enabled
nsd all large stock Of Caps and Lettersf
plain and racj Flat G Demys. Mediums. Roy ais and
Super Book Papers manufactured BY PtsnsE
& smith, and other trst class manu- fseturers
We the best Printers Cards an Asep
hand all times sstestoek OF Priat5 Papers of
every description. Ligate4dy's Book and News Inks;
McCreary's CnIored Inks. Yaf fnssh and Geld S.sN-
We hard in store stoeA of the isst Four
shd 6 agt can SIMPLY orceFs 20 Al
any extent. with Sizes, ARd Irregular sizes
m ke 20 order on short NOTES.
pay highest marks. rge IN cash. Rags, Bag
sAs' s'F NIXON & GooDayaS,
Wholesale Poi =r D=alcrs. d Mtaufacturers Assntss
seplI - and 70 Walnut st., CinciuTzti.s-
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WfI. X. NEeGREW,
n.s.1 pERsoA> MERCHANTvAuoR.

IL. - DEhSOsse NJ sSftt HANA 4AtAfOR'
On First s;zeet. between Nam and Syeauorc.
SEAs of Cloths. CsssiHeres. Vert
which h prepared make in the
=he styles and at short He "a u warrant
long sperieDce TIN usReS! TO be
satisfaction He has also haad hne
Mers4e Undershirts Drawers Sth sue shirts
Cisars made in the best tfeG tealen's
Furnishing Goods generally He invites hs cd
n the public generally to call. dse'b-a !
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lss aIAA' ilss'. EoUN DIZZY.

: ,
caassz 4 SslS'.rtE rioYD SIS.
Hf0isFfLib. Ky,
Ew ~ ll H. 90 steam sugues and mill maehin
~ Ed snes feI frrD sees. superior force Sn q
iFft rlt-ls Filrs gas. water.
Itrlsl ter supplying water
1ars. 81. 'ssrd 1aaes pi.ea say railroad
east wrought iron balcony
-; gptarea sud presses; lard. timber
10 uttil ss'H sg AEhf.
nFscrs sbaueg aeon qaniea by the oney good
assilses ~ estlt s2dss All work waErAntsd.
apo
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20: up expressly own trade give entire fas-
call before purehasioE efseW
charge goods
ast ta .alliug tAeua JOaESOS q F1f1EFH.
Main street, I'd door above sssta is@nS
ep2s Eranssiiie Ind.
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CI..A ,ND rnMAOCO NroNEOF

YACOR SCHkURkk. NAIN II. bet. lS1 md 2D.
70. SchaeGcr y schroeder's old sta d
T RES gCrFU:.I.Y inform the citizens Of Evansville
anis rYoHa.Ig country, thatI have taken the 70
stand iss ruined to continue the Same business and
will ansantly keep hand the choicest Cigars
nd rk1cro If the hes brands that Eastern af
Ior t!ss $nu aud smoking Tobacco Of all kinds. Mer
sAau f.aina and Wooden Pipes of all sizes nd quail
tho e%th proeS, at Wholesale and Retail
MyIenzthy axpsriencr in the business convinees me
,s1t san give s.nerai -a'isacton. and respectfully
.ol;eita share OF pubic pstroaage. tap1 Il
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YWH been long aud favorably known
a. certain summer Complaints and as pre-
and aAd similar diseases co d
ssS3I II TENNEY & SoKESsoN.
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NIXON GOODMAN, =
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON , ND city MILLS b 1OKAN
NEWS PAPER.
PLzTNER i SMITHS
Blank Boo k II apers;
SMITH PETERS CUr CARDS CARD SHEETS;
LightbOdy'S E-sck and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc. etc.
SALES Rooms. ~ & IS WALNUT STREET.
CINcINSA ATT J..
Where they every of ted to Oity
eounr trade and ,Ae materials employed in its manu-
"a
<S-1 esgHa fdriss paid for Rags. sep46m
..ossF " DAY. BkpHx MATLAcK
DAY * MATLACK,
WHoLEsA DEAEE25 IN
DRT GOODS,
NO, 80 PEARL arIcEET.
sept6ma CESTTNNATI, o.
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NOTIONs! NUTIUNs.l

ESLOWgR yase, thermo travelling companions.
~ best london ing eight sic tex key'a Freneh
aceoraeoa. French harps. dolls marhis toys, tea
sets moanaiss sonbs ssrcr'9r Heedles pms teeth
niek Rsy rinEs steel tooth brushes rax
A.xda Emcrs.ns stapA toilet
soap rspes and battle doors together with great
..rt,ty sf 'pctions fer sale by q. PUsnEE.
an7S under Odd PelVws' Hall. First ~.
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REAIUV Al

ZEN RACoN L co have reuaoved Main street. be-
n aud First next door to Halloeh d
stoddard Drug 5sore nearly opposite the branch BANK
~i pteasef all their old custo uers and
szAko pleased 20
Thay you'd return their thanks tor the very
liberal pAson 20 given and hope TO receive
ksspinx thing usually keptin the best Family
jani6-Iy
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NgW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TNNUE renoYee from theiT
their Hotel lHst hnlsh-
House. where they epared 70
and all others no may see
At 10 much rstya than tarnerly
peiul solvit
all
1T Our fare the market affords and our
charges moderate.
sv,oaSwrf FELKEK a HEDDERECH
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MrSCELLA NEOUs.

Va F1t4. t4FiEE.NB ~ sstU EHisztN lSD4AS4
B...sts ia AND ILLINOIS.
4ISDEt.s- Siyil hagiBs.F, Bssias tsksa 3
- zSedsia tls sis u ETarsFie Teula Pgstlully
of Iadisns
&esIsky aps that hs - prsearsi tarnish PiAns
sfsrIdestion1 work u
ala Prstsssion, VI 9rks,
L1nj k4sfw&ys. faFR pike PiAak orhsr Roads.
% RtveEs Tor aAvgAtion purp1 es. etG.
Eesua f9 9f ahiiry l. b. WsoR. Esq. Chief En-
EiHasr lsAay aud salem RAiiroaa 6Gdgv
of loomIngton Ind; George o. Dunn of BEDFORD Ind,
B. Wilson. y EnSn-er OF New Albany, Ind. and H. e.
Moore. Chief Engineer of the E. and G. Strsight
nirs Rars sd. can be seen application. nhs0iy
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PLATED waHE.

WWYEhsve nat rsseiTsd from ira manufacturer.
Nv ssrtuent NJ rl&.eE Ware. sashas table and .sa
forks. tae:sr havss fae and heautul sss
- Ea which sell at Ra.eeIn .riess and
10 ss piassd on gsapns AiAats zepz resflas Nts. 81
. Exrd srd stronger than sET~-rs Cali aad s-s -
'EIFFRoLPF s 5gstssJs=cerv ssa,e
IA 54sls rs t5s ~ aSA.
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Mr. Willis thus introduces an unpublished
poem OF the late Mrs. Emily CsJudson in his
last letter FROM idlewild to the Home Jour
nal
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ruusu ovsT,sas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QgTn

GoLBURN d HERSHBERGFR R ${ahel6ss oat tnei-siaek
- of Dry Goods great barFsi2s stsy wisb teAaHgs
Their stock eJnste5E gva %
Winter Geods ssch a s3 -as.u%ts binseys u s.
Silks aids Te'sri OF EcsieTy Giaga.
&c Those who good GOODS ow prices had esEer aeii
and examine befors purchasing eises ere
COLBE KS & EBaSHBERfsR.
ootis Fosters Block. 1T street, feios "Aips.
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Anson, ra.neubsr your family. o. I VIII
never forgive. you. Ea1A HIeKocK.
tlt isa great pity that the young, adventure
otls gentlemen were prevented from dong tacir
beloved country the service which they pro
posed They should, bg all means, have been
permitted 70 proceed.
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Just ktaOs-i1 Ed
= S.clv sTOfK tpg SUMMER MILLINERY.
-1VsxsrtSG OF Ronn,tSaf descriptions. aIsa I'll
frf embraidered Mant iisS. Farassls, EmtTaideTies
GIoves Nitt Cars F sh= e~est sry les 60
which invite the artcuaF agevption 9l ne s51,ts
First street. between Leenst opposite DR. B :
rssidsnee. -
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ys4s4sEDaNG AN h SALE STABLE
~ Il a6K has reh.S Peter Bnrk The fu brick sta
II. N econd heIFesn Main and tfe1 - where
r.. III laaa 5gscs week tbs lo~ea rices
- prsPsEtisn t5'ths "a F"nss Of Seed. -
Ass young horses for sale lsa times Enquire -
5el .T'oh'S Fanny "E"ests'
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, Dec. IA, 1855.

We would advise our citizens to be on the
lookout for pair of we'll dressed Jeremy Did
diers, who are going about trying to raise the
wind by sort of sleight- of hand exchange
system. few days since they went into the
counting room of one of our young merchants,
and asked for change for $50 gold piece, in
paper. The merchant gave them four S5's,
when one of them remarked he would rather
have two tens, and while the merchant was
getting the tens one of them attempted to Sc.
crete one of the SIS, supposing, doubtless, that
nc ne would not count them before placing them
back IN the drawer Finding that the was
missed by the merchant, the william laid it
down, and took the two tens and sloped.
We would, also, advise all to beware of
spurious 81 gold pieces, one was passed upon
one OF the carriers Of the Star in our city this
week. They are of the 1854 stamp, and can
easily be detected by the exact weight.
The female NJ. D., Miss Nivison, delivered
the second Of a course of lectures before tn Q
ladies of our city yesterday afternoon, at the
academy of Mrs. General Wheeler The
number of ladies in attendance, on each 90.
casion, We learn, was quite large, and all of
them were highly delighted and greatly in
structed by the lectures of the learned lady.
Some of our old and most skilful NJ 3, who
have heard Miss N. heretofore, speak of her
abilities in the most flattering terms
The upper portion of the West Georgetown
Methodist Episcopal Church is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The plastering has
all been completed, and is now ready for tn o
carpenters to 90 on with the pulpit, pews, &c.
The weather this morning is gloomy, raw,
and cold, with a very fair prospect for a dish
of snow, or a cold rain.
The -four market remains steady at S9aS9 Is.
Wheat-red 81 s.; white 81 90
SPECTATOR.
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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE L HOUSE.

JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
LNXCELLENT FURNITURE l. HOUSE
IL hold Effects at AuCtion.-On TU ESDAY
morning. December 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the res
idence Of j NJ. Dom, Esq. on the east side Of
18th, between q and ii streets north, | shall sell
all his Furniture and Household Effects, viz:
Mahogany case Pianoforte, by Parkhurst Il Co,
Boston
Rosewood case Parlor MelodeOn
Walnut plush covered Paror Suite
Mahogany hair cloth covered Sofas and Chairs
Marble top centre and fancy Tables
Parian Marble Pitchers
Vases and Ornaments
Reception Chairs, WhatnOt, OttOmans
Handsome solid oak cottage Chamber set
Double and single cottage Bedsteads
WaTdrobeS, Bureaus, Wristbands
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Hair and husk Mattresses, Comforts
l.ooking-s lasses, Clocks, Toilet Sets
Brussels, Three-plY and Ingram Carpets
Stair Carpets, Oilcl6th, Rugs, Shades
Walnut extension Table, Sideboard
Dining Chairs, Lounges, side Tables
Handsome dinner, dessert and tea Ware
Silver plated Tea Set, w alters and Cake Baskets
Britannia Tea Set, Casters, Table Cutlery, &c.
Together with general assortment of Kitchen re-
quistes.
Terms 800 and under cash over that sum 4
credit Of go and 30 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorscd notes, bearing interest
dec I'd J. c. Meg UIRE, Auct
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CoSFEcrIoNERY.-We invite attention to the
advertisement Of Mr.. Potentini who has pur
chased the noted establishment of John Mil
Ter, where he will purvey for the tastes and
the tables of all who wish good things.
L. Eckardt, corner Of Ninth and F streets,
also advertises French confectionery and every
thing in his line suitable for the approaching
holidays.
CHRISTMAS is drawing near, and the real
" salt of the earth are beginning to think of
form strangers, what our citizens already
know, that the freshest asscrtments Of suitable
objects are always advertised in the Star.
The BLACK SWAN gives farewell concert
tonight at the 10th streetchurch. Many who
wrangled all day on Thursday and Friday
about the Massachusetts Banks, were delighted
at night with the notes Of this novel minstrel
Go and hear her.
SPRING, like all other coming events, casts
its shadows before. The first shad of the
the season was caught in the Savannah river,
on the 9TH insl., in pike net. He was sold
for forty five dollars.
REMEMBER, the fair held uuder the auspices
of the ladies of the F street Presbyterian
church closes this evening. Drop in. disburse
according to your means, and the smiles of the
vendors will make your heart glad.
2. GREEN, ESQ, says that he stood on the
avenue all this morning to see the " vehicle
with one wheel" and that it was "only a
wheelbarrow. Our verdant correspondent is
indignant.
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE EVENING STAR.
Later from Hsvana-Marine Disasters.


CHARLESTON, Dec 13.-The steamer Isabel
ing of the 10th, and Key West on the evening
of the same day. There is nothing Of import
ance from Havana. Sugars were firm. The
planters werc looking for higher rates, and
buyers were unwilling to yield.
The New York steamer of the ID had not
arrived at Havana when the Isabel left.
The ship Concordia, Of Boston, from Mobile
for Liverpool. with ?, 200 bales Of cotton, was
totally destroyed by FIRE, on the 18th of Novem-
Der, as she lay aground off hey Vaccas. The
ship was insured Mt Boston for $4,000 The
cargo was valued at $500 The wreckers
will save about $50 bales in damaged cOndi
ton. The captain and crew had arrived at
Key West
The ship Arabella from New Orleans for
Bordeaux arrived at Key West on the 18th
November, in a leaky condition. Her cargo
was considerably damaged.
The ship Lavinia Adams arrived at Key
West on the 30ih, after having been ashore at
Loo Key, where she was saved from wreck
ing with mnch difficulty. She was leaking
badly, and has been libelled for salvage.
The brig Samson, from New York, on the
night Of the Goth struck upon the heads of
| Whitehead. Her front was badly injured,
and she was lbelled for salvage.
The schooner flying arrow, from New Or
leans for New York, arrived at Key West on
the lst inst, in distress, having stove her deck
| load of molasses.
The brig Ocean Bird, forty-two days fro.
| San Juan, for New York, arrived on the LIST,
in distress; her crew having been attacked
with the Chagres fever, and were unable 10
| work the vessel.
The bark Mary, of London from Honduras,
with mahogany, for London, ran ashore, on
the 9TH, at Loo Key, and was still aground.
The brig Isabella from Apalachicola, CT
Mobile, for New York, with cotton, ran ashore
at the bay of Hor la on the sth, and was in
the hands Of wreckers.
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vrE ATTENTION TO OUR MAG.

w nihcent stock Of very superior Gold w atch-
es, elegant Jewelry, pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitch
ers, GOblets, Walters, Forks, Spoons, and every
other article Of Table Silver Ware, Silver Card
Cases Portmonnaies, fine Fans, &c.
Also, extra heavy plated Albata Goods and su-
periOr Table Cutlery.
Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses Of every va
riety. Particular attention paid to the selection
Of glasses adapted TO the eyes of$yearers.
Possessing every facility, we are prepared TO
ecute in the best manner the largest orders for all
articles in our line.
M w. GAIT Il BRO.
No. 32i Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 81
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

ByJAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
VI Rare and Beautiful London Books Just
received from a celebrated London House.
On MONDAY evening, December 18th, at 6
O'Clock, on the first floor Of the Auction Rooms, |
shall sell, without reserve, large and valuable
invoice Of Books just received from "LUMLR -
London. Amongst them are MAMMALIAN, trav-
els I'm the interior Of North America, large 4to !,
with numerous fine Engravings also, the large
folio Atlas, containing 81 splendid plates, pub
lisher's price S25; transactions Of the London
Antiquarian Society, most interesting and valua-
BILE papers, with beautiful plates; Dictionary Of
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus; Trans
actions Of the Society Of Arts Panoramic View
Of Regents Park, highly and beautifully colOred
publishe price three guineas large Historical
Map Of Palestine, colOred, on canvass, in leather
case; Outlines from the Ancients Museum Crit
icum; Johnson's Topographic or Printers In
structor, with a multitude Of cuts; Complete
Works Of John Hunter, including Lectures on
Surgery, with notes; Ito Atlas and fine plates );
Sir g. Heads Tour in Rome; Great Western
Railway, with splendid artistic plates or Tunnels
Bridges, Stations, &c In the highest style OF Lii
Geographic art Goldsmith's Works, FroIssart,
Goblet, Cowper Systematic Education, &c, to-
eether with large and valuable collection of de-
sirable works, many Of which are splendidly H.
Illustrated.
Catalogues may be had at the counting room
Terms cash. J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
dec 10
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AUCTION SALES.



lie Sale.-By virtue of decree Of the CIrcui-
Court Of Montgomery county, Md, sitting as at
Court Of Equity, i'm the cause Of Waters VS. Wa
ters and others, the subscriber, as trustee, will
offer at Public Sale, on MONDAY, the 18th Dec
at IL O'Clock, the premises, f fair IL not, the
next fair day.) the real estate Of which the late
DR. Cyrus Waters, died sieZed, containing about
40 acres more or less.
This property Is situated near the village Of
Unity, and Is desirable residence for any person
wanting small arm, and is good location for
a Physician, being in a well settled neighoor-
hood. The buildings are all new, having been
built since 1917, and consist OF a two-story stone
Dwelling, Barn and Stable. Meat and Carriage
house and Dairy.
The Land is well divided into fields and under
good fencing.
The terms of sale are: One-third cash on the
day of sale, the residue in one and two equal an
nual instruments, with interest from the day OF
sale, the interest to be paid annually, and the
whole to be secured by the single bills of the pur
chaser, with suretiee to be approved by the trus-
tee; on the payment ef the whole purchase money,
the undersigned wiz convey the property to the
purchaser al bis cost free and clear Of all Of the
parties to the cause, and those claiming by from
or under them. RICHARD Z. JACKSON,
dec lot Trustee.
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