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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEvE' HOOKS.
FASHION AND FAMINE; by Mrs. Stephens
MAMMON, Or the Hardships Of an Heiress; BY
Mrs. Gore. ~
GRACE AGuILAR'S WORKS. .
FUDGE'S DOINGS; by Ike Marvel
LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON; illustrated.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE; by Mrs. Austin.
SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY; by Rev.
Mr.. Adams
BOTONY of Southern States.
KEMES ELEMENTS OF CRITICISM.
Just received, a fine assortment of Drawing Pa
per, Blotting Paper, and Silver Spoons.
je9 NAUMAN & STRAUSS.
HARRIs 4 D'ARMOND, first door west Of the
ii Post Office, offer for sale
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
CLARET do
MADEIRA do,
CORDIALS, a
" LONDON PORTER, .
PIE FRUITS,
PICKLES,
JELLIES &C.
Superior qualities of Fruits, in juice, Preserved
Fruits, ETC., for sale low, by
je9 HARRIS & D'ARMOND.
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Furniture. Furniture.
ALWAYS ON HAND, IN THE STORE OF
II. L. G 4 v.


SoaM side Of the public Square Clinton Lo~isiana
~ oNsTANTLY Receiving largcG - = n
- consignments of plain and fancyfT D II
Furniture, which he offers Low FOR CASH, or
city acceptance or on time where the bill is accept
Clinton.
His stock consists of fCABINET FURNITURE of
every variety and quality from the plainest to the
most highly finished: viz.
Bureaus, Secretaries; Sideboar,ls, Book cases
Writing desks, Breakfast tables, Extension Dining
tables, Card and Side tables, Centre tables, Work
tables, fancy and plain Wash stands enclose mar
bic top and common, Parlor and Dining chairs rim,
Office chairs, Mahogany, Walnut Maple, Cane
Rush, and Wood seats; Rocking chairs, large up
holstered cushioned scat large arm and Nurses
rockers, Cane, Rush, and Wood seats, Chi!dren's
chairs ofevery variety, split bottom chairs, pointed
and plain, Bcdsteads of extra size with cornish!
square and futcd posts, walnut also common Size
walnut, cherry, sycamore and poplar, square, oc-
tagon and round posts chillrcn's Cribs, large AID
small sizes, Cottage Bedstcads, Lounges Looking
Glasses, Toilet standard Glasses parlor, mantle, and
wall Mirrors Sofas, walnut, and mahogany, spring
seat, extra large and medium size; willow wagons
cradles and chairs. double and single mattresses and
Feather Beds Willow Clothes aud Knifo Baskets;
Amores, walnut, cherry, and common, Safes wire
and tin, walnut and common, large and small sizes
oIltr the above in lots to suit purchasers ut as
low prices rs they can be procured from the c;tv
and in much better order and condition.
H. GAY.
~" Price ofl;gh post double bcdsteads, 81 and
sl;o extra large posts with cornish, 20, 30 o. and
65 dollars,
Clinton, La, Nov. a5, 1854. I'm
TTAEA CoTTnN tnEC- Iaroo Iot ,f
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,nvective at the conduct Of the President and
his M Cabinet for daring to send back q Governor
Of Kansas whom that paper admits to bo mere
" opposed by Missourio,ss, and the threat Of
whose explosion and lynching comes from
those .sborder rufians." In doing this it sides
without disguise with the lter-deserving vii
l;ans who rushed upon the residents of Kansas,
m the day appointed for them to choose their
Territorial officers. with revolvers and bowie
knives, and driven them away from the polls,
elected Legislature of their own to govern
Kansas. 1t does what few of the Southern pa
ners even have had the hardihood openly to do
-sympathize with and sustain the doings of a
rang Of slave driving cut-throats who commit
ted one of the grossest political crimes record
ed in our history. And this is the national or
gan of party everywhere pretending to be
neutral on the Slavery question: Let the
North see from this what may be expected Of
the national Know Nothings. Here is ample
evidence that they will take the EXTREMIST
ground in favor of Slavery extension even
where, as in Kansas, it is attempted to be car
ried by lawless hordes of land pirates, against
the wishes of the people among whom it is
sought to be established.-The Organ assumes
the championship Of a scheme as nefarious as
the wit Of man could have devised. 1t bodily
defends conduct which the instructive sense
of every honest man pronounces fagitious 1t
justifies men who have been guilty Of an Of
tense for which Imprisonment, 2enitentiary
would be too mild punishment. e.s.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
| WILL sell to cash purchaser that very desi-
several years past. The place is in good repair and
is one of the handsomest locations for family res
idence in the town of Cliaton. Good water on the
premises Apply to w. II. Green at this Once,
for information, or 10 Henry Marstou, who is my
authorized agent in the matter. ifarf
Clinton, April 2s, 1855. II, L.. COTTON,
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Caution,

Caution.
IHE public at large and the trading community.
are hereby forewarned against buying or selling.
or opening accounts in any shape with my wife or
any member of my family. as am determined to
hold myselfresponsible for no debts contracted bv
them unless by written authorization from me.
Clinton, Jany 7, 1851. d. ZIMMERMAN
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FOR SALE

~ FVk SALE, |fF
GF;;1 THE SPACIOUS TWO-SToRY BUILD
lIM.ings now occupied by G, 2. Jarrost, us a car
riage mandatory. together with the Lot measur-
ing 10 feet front by 100 deep, with all the inprvc
mcnts thereon For terms apply at the drug store
Of mar2l LANGWORTTIY 4 TILDON
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E0R. SA H.E.

THREE likely young NEGRO WOMEN--one, II
L good cook washer, &c; one a field hand, and
the other girl twelve years old.
For further information, apply at this office.
may12 3t. ... ti
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TO PLANTERS.

TO PLANTERS.
u j. B. ROMER NJ. D., wishes to inform the
IL Planters of Louisiana and Mississippi, that
he has established at Grecnwell Springs in the
Parish of East Baton Rouge, an
N RI II II A Il \,
for the reception of Negroes affected with chronic
diseases, where Alternative or tonic treatment is
required.
My observation Of the.effect produced by the use
OF these waters, warrants me to affirm most en-
phatcaly, that they are equal to any chalybeite
springs of the country and greatly superior to
some now in favor with the public.
Ny charge for board and medical attendance il
81 per day, for each negro. Surgical cases, cS-
tra.)
have the honor TO subscribe myself sir,
Your humble servant
+. ]. b. ROMER, ~ d.
Baton Rouge, March, 1855. mr2l
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- WAS committed to Jail, Clinton, Louisiana,
IA Parish of East Fcliciana, june 9TH, 1855, a
M. NEGRO BOY, who calls himself WILLIAM,
and says he belongs to a man by the name of
John Caldwell living the Tickaw River, Miss.
Said boy ia of black color, about feet 1 inches
high, slight made.
Je9 CHAS. SEAMAN, Jailor.
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The Washington correspondent of the New
Hampshire Patriot says that it is not improb-
able that the successor, of Mr.. Buchanan, as
Minister to England, will be Col. Greene, of
the Boston Post.
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n. B.--Thosc indebted to me are respectfully
requested to call and settle, as it is absolutely
cessary that should close up my old business.
o. p. L.
Sentinel Mt Jackson. please copy. jams
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
ARRIS & D'ARMOND have removed one door
Ill west ofthe Post Office, where they will be glad
to see their friends, and offer Inducements to dealers
BY furnishing good articles at fair rriccs 100
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Wanted,

Wanted. ."4
THE Thespian Society being in want of lady to
i L take the character of OLIVIA, in the play of
Evadne or the Hall of Statues, respectfully invite
any patriotic lady to accept the part for the benefit
OF the Fire Department, the performance to take
place on Tuesday evening June 26th. The part is
easy and beautiful. For further particulars, please
call on Mrs. H. A. Nichols. leo
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
~~->~>>~~>>-~~~->~>-->----
MILLS, CLEVELAND & co.
Provision & Grocery Store.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
IL trading public, that they have on hand large
and complete assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
together with well selected stock of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS SHOES,
HARDWARE, CROCkERY, NEGRO GOODS,
and in fact every article in demand for
FAMILY OR PLANTATION USE.
They are prepared to make Casl, advances on
Cotton consigned to Mcssrs. OAKEY & HAWK
ms, New Orleans, and to afford all the facilities
usual in their line OF business.
Clinton, La, January u, 1855. 1y
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Notice

NGa1CS.
NORWOOD TILDON became partner in my
~ business on the first instant. The firm will
hereafter he known under the name and style of
LANGWORTHY & TlLD0N, for the sale OF
Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, sc.
.. L. LANGWORTHY.
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January IL, 1855.

The business will be continued Mt the old stand
by the undersigned alone Orders for work from
the Clinton merchants promptly attended to- All
accounts due lst November of each year. No one
is authorized to contract any debts for me.
Jan. 10, 1856. Q. M. SMITH.
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,ton, La, January II, 1855
SINGING GLASS rs

SINGING GLASSES.
~ ROSENBERGER is now ready to commence
". Teaching SINGING in Glasses for any of the
different Churches in SACRED MUSIC.
He will also teach Music and Singing with or
without Piano Forte and Guitar accompaniment.
to Glasses of Ladies and Gentlemen, Songs. Rondos
Glees and Choruses from all the popular Operas
and Ballad Mnstrelsy public in private Classes,
as soon as sufficient number of pupils can be OBJ
tanned.
Terms-Public Class Pupils, three times week,
IS per session of three months
The method will be very easy and comprehen-
sve, so that all may learn, and learn fast.
For sale-IIarp, Guitar and Violin strings, new
Music, &C.
Mr.. R. is agent for several New Orleans Music
houses, and can furnish anything in the line.
May 5th, 1866.
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WHAT AN INTELLIGENT GERMAN THINKS OF THE
Know NoTHINos.-Mr. Valentine Heckler, Ger
man, now residing in Richmond, La, has published
a letter, in which he says: "If was at my native
home in Germany, and an American citizen was to
come there and set himself up for an office, should
not feel that he had any right to complain of me,
because prefer my own countrymen to him; and
think it wouldbe very hard matter for any A.
merican to get an Office where I came from that
was worth any body's having; and for that reason
don't complain because Americans choose to have
their country controlled by their own people in
preference to mine." Again he says: :'As for pro-
scription, don't see that as German, am any
more prescribed by the Know Nothings than as a
Wing, l was prescribed by the Democrats" And
in another place he says II am under greater obli-
cations to the natives, than am to foreigners-and
therefore mean to vote with them. l have been
three times ruined since have been here-twice
by fire and once by robbery-and have been three
times re-established in business, and every time by
the native Wings and Democrats; and no fellow
countrymen of mine ever yet lent me any aid in my
distress, and, therefore, they have no claim on me
to support them for Offices that, by the way, they
will never get and if any of my countrymen a-e
weak and silly enough to let the Democrats use
them as tools for their purposes, up to the time
Of the election, and then be laughed at for their
folly, they may do it, but they don't catch me in
any such trap"
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WAHsgHs & W'AssFabNEs,
HAVE ON HAND
Family and Plantation Goods

| iiiAN II ON HAND
Family and Plantation Goods,
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES:
LIQUORS. ASSORTED
WE are in constant receipt of FRESH SUP.
| " PLIES; and possessing superior facilities We
are enabled to offer at low prices. .a.
| CASH ADVANCES made on consignments o
| COTTON, through us, to our MICAJAII HARRIS
| Esq, New Orleans aa mays
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER.
NEW G. q obs.
Nov RECEIVING and opening splendid sup
~ ply of now goods for the
SPRING AND SUMMER,
At the old established house of LEVI, BLOOM &
CO., which will be disposed of on the most rca
sonable terms
Silk Tissues;
Bareges, lowered aud Plain;
Plain .laconet Organdie and dotted Muslin;
Printed ribbed Muslin;
Plaid and check Ginghars;
Edging and Thread Lace;
Ladies .Collars Chemisettes and Under-Sleeves;
Handkefchiefs, plain and embroidered;
silk, do do do;
Gents Cravats, all kinds;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt Ribbons;
Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses;
Irish Linens, brown plaid and check do;
French and Attahapas Cotonades;
Brown and bleached Domcstics:
All kinds of fancy Linens, for Pants;
Perf'nnery, large and superior assortment
CLOTHING BOOTS AND SHOES.
large and superior stock of fashionable Cloth.
ing, and Hats direct from New York.
Gents Boots, brogans and Shoes;
Ladies' Caters and Rootecs;
Childrcns' Shoes.
The trading community are respectfully invited
to give them call
al A. LEVI BLOOM & CO.
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Notice of COpartncrssriP.
EMANUEL ROGILLIO became partner in our
IL business in Clinton on the 18th inst. The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted under the name
and stvle of MILLS, CLEVELAND 4 Co.
April 81, '55 MILLS CLEVELAND.
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StrayeSl.
BEFORE the Justice of the Peace of the Seventh
~ Ward, by Seymour Taylor living 9 miles north
OF Clinton, sorrel MARE, about is hands high.
No other marks Or brands pcrceptible; appraised
to be worth fifty dollars in cash.
|. N. DELEE,
je9 Justice of the Peace 7tb Word
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John G. ArchibaIsF.

JOhH u. Archibl Id.
PAINTER AND GR1INER,
OFFERS his services to the citizens of Clinton
" and surrounding country. He will give parti-
cular attention to Zinc Painting, in either the fiat
or polished white or any other that may be desired.
Any person wishing his services will apply at the
Drug Store of Messrs. Langworthy & Tildon, in
Clinton. anal
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Dissolution Of COpartmersisi {,

c. M. SMITH, Tor some person or persons duly
authorized by him) is alone authorized to settle up
all the business of the firm of Smith \ Anderson.
9. NJ. SMITH,
JOHN ANDERSON.
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- WAS committed to Jail, Clinton, Louisiana,
"a Parish of East Feliciano the negro SANDY,
N-who says he belongs to Mr. Venter residing
below Donadsonvle, Louisiana. Said negro is
about feet inch high, about 80 years old. had
black canvas carpet bag when taken
may3l, 1855 CiiAS SEAMAN, Jailcr
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4N W AS COMMITTED to the Clinton ioil
IA Parish of East Feliciana, on the lath in,
-stant runaway negro man, who saws his
name isJOHN, and that he belongs to John Robin
son, living near Plaqueminc in the Parish of Iber
vile. Said boy is of black color, about SO years
old, about feet 10 inches high, and wears wills
kcrS. iel6 CUAS SEAMAN J,;l,r
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Notes. OF Department.

EMANUEL ROGILLlO became partner in
IL our busnes in Clinton the 18th inst The
business win hereafter be conducted under the
name and style Of MILLS, CLEVELAND n GO.
ala MILLS & CLEVELAND.
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Baarris0s's 4'savOrilss Extracts.
EMoN, Vanilla, Bose, Peach, Orange Nutmeg
- and Celery for cakes, puddings, pies, ctlstaid-,
creams, ices &c, are choice and very convenient
Housc-kecpers should never he without them,
Those who delight in tho delicious flavor and ex-
qoisite perfume Of Fruit and Flowers, will find in
these aavoring extracts all they desire. For
sale by mr2f NAUMAN d STRAUSS
McGRAW'S celebrated Cholera Remedy, for sale
I'A by milo l. n. LEMON
DURE Olive Oil, IL doz FIRST quality just reed
L and for sa'e by mlo IN LEMON
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- WAS COMMITTED to the jail of Clinton.
fS Parish of East Feliciana, on the 18th instant
Ma runaway boy who calls himself JOE; saws
he belongs to man named IIagerman, living near
Bayou Sara. Said boy is of black color, about Is
years old, about feet 6 inches high, has an iron
chain fast about his neck
je16 CAAS, SEAMAN. Tailor
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NeaU Books,
.. FOR SALE BY
NAUMAN g. STRAUSS

LIFE AND BEAUTY OF FANNY FERN;
WYK0FF'S COURTSHIP;-
LIFE OF BARNUM;
And great variety of well selected NOVELS
HYMN BOOKS for all denominations.
PRAYER BOOKS do do.
MASONIC CHARTS.
ODD FELLOWS MANUALS. ala
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hlAkhllEA REMEDIES
IL Syrup of Blackberry Root, Beaches Anti
cathartic Mixture, James Carmenative Balson,
Railways Ready Relief Billings Astringent Syrup,
NJ. Cannons Cholera Syrup, for sale by
mo |. n. LEMON.
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Smart Confidence" Operations-A Returned
California with lots Of Money,

Some five years since, young man named
George +. Putnam, put up at the Astor House,
and being known To some Of the clerks, was
permitted to remain on promises until his bill
amounted to S265, when he was suddenly
missed from the house. Nothing more was
heard Of him until about week since, when
who should walk into the Office, and give ia
miliar shake of the hand to some of the clerks,
but this identical Mr.. Putnam,-looking as
slick and neat as though be had just passed
from the inside of of a lady's band-box. He
inquired for Mr.. Coleman, or StetsOn, either
one. Mr.. Coleman was called in. After the
usual formalities attendant upon long sepa-
ration were over, Mr.. Putnam remarked to
Mr. c that he went away from him in his
debt, and as he had been to California ever
since, and just returned immensely rich, in
fact, with more money than he knew what to
do with, he would be obliged to him if he would
make out his bill and charge him interest at
the rate of one per cent. per month, for the
Eve years il had been due. Mr. e. replied
he did not do business in that way, and was
content to get what was his just claims Mr..
Putnam insisted that the interest should be
charged, as he had more money than he knew
what to do with. Mr. Coleman objected, and
told his book keeper to make out Mr. Putnam's s
bill for the amount due, and then left the Of
fee to attend to some other business. The
bill was accordingly made out, and Mr.. Put
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IMPORTANT To GENTLENEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
~ LIZ AND SEE The undersigned gives
nod his friends and the public that he has
Just received his stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
comprising all the latest styles and colors Of Cloth
Cassimar>s, and Vestings; which goods will be
made u2 70 order in the most elegant manner, as
ne has some Of the best wOrkmen IN the United
states at work Tor him. Being agent for Scorr,
the Reporter OF Fashions, you may rely upon get
ting the most fashionable Clothing.
READY-M4DE CLOTHING
OF bis own make; such as Over-garments, Frock,
Dress, ant Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, fIom
medium TO very superior quality.
All the above goods will be sold at very low
pflees-for instance, a whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum OF sl5
OveEcoats, beautiful style, from eIO to $50
Pants, do do 3to 10
Vests, do do 2SOto 10
He respectfully solicits call from all In want of
clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars Stocks Hand.
kerchiefs, Scars, Umbrellas, &c.
p. w. BROWNING,
Under United States Hotel,
between ID and \ streets, Pa. avenue.
sep lt-s}In
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GRAND F1REMENS', MILITARY, CLUB,
AND CIVIC BALL
BY THE
WesteYn Hose COMPANY. No. !.

VNHE MEMBERS OF THE WESTERN
u HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, beg leave to in
form their numerous friends and the public in
general that they will give their SECOND GRAND
BALL at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS on TUES
DAY EVENING, October 9th.
The members of the Company pledge themselves
that neither pairs or expense will be spared to
make II the Ball of the season. The object of the
Ball is to assist the Company In building Hose
House.
A handsome Speaking Trumpet will be present.
ed to the Fire Company selling the most tickets
Esputa's celebrated Brass and String Band has
been engaged for The occasion
Supper and Refreshments will be furnished by
an experienced caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a Gentle
man and Ladies; to be had of any of the members
of the company, or at the door on the evening of
the Ball.
Companies are requested to appear in uniform.
Committee Of Arrangements.
VIM. Riggles, r. E. Booth, r.. l.. Masten,
F. L. Wilson, F. Hager, J Spalding.
Oc 1-tb<
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE,
~ Rare and Beautiful Oil Paintings, Seyre
and French China, Glassware, &c. Aeon
THURSDAY MORNING, Oct 4th, shall sell
at lO O'Clock, corner Of / and Fifteenth streets
at the residence Of Mr.. Gevers Minister from
the Netherlands, (who Is about to remove from
the country,) his Furniture and Household Effects,
comprising
Walnut hair spring seat french Sofa
IL oak green plush-seat Chairs
2walnut morocco covered easy Chairs
Elegant carved rosewood marble top Sideboard
superior solid mahogany extension Dining Table
Marble top Centre Table, Card Tables
Splendid bronze Table Service, comprising pla-
teau, flower vases, fruit stands, &c.
Rich gold ID and purple band French China Dinner
Beautiful Sevres and French China chocolate
Cups and Mugs
Crystal cut glass Decanters, Wines
Champagnes, Cordial, Finger Bowls
Ten Oil Paintings Of the Dutch school, by Jor-
deans, Comes, Mohrhagen, ,>Wynaents, Louis
Meyer, and others, beautiful specimens Of art
and undoubted originals
Velvet, Brussels, and three ply Carpets
Chintz Curtains, Shades, Lounge
Cottage Chamber Set single Iron Bedsteads
Very superior Hair Mattresses, Bureaus
Excellent Cooking stove, Radiator
Copper eookif G Utensils, kitchen Furniture, &c
The above articles are all nearly new some OF
them having never been used, and the Furniture
was made by ROux, and Is very superior.
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of 50 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
sep I'd Auctioneer.
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l. proved Real Estate on the Island-By
virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the 9th
day Of June, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A s.
No So, folios 136. &c, the subscriber will sell at
public sale, on THURSDAY, the 4th day Of DC.
toher, 1883, at o'clock p m, on the premises the
no, tn half Of Lot. II and the whole OF OF No 10,
in square No. 5l3, fronting 20 feet inches on 4
street west, between and l. streets south and
running back 100 feet to alley, with the build
fngs and Improvements, which are two two story
and one cottage built frame dwelling houses wei
and substantially built or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said deed Of trust.
The above property is elgibly situated in rap
idly improving part Of the city, and offers favor
able opportunity to persons desirous Of obtaining
a residence or investing.
The terms Of sale will be one-fourth cash; and
the balance In 6, IL, and Is months, for notes
bearing interest from day Of .ale, secured by a
deed Of trust upon the property II the terms of
sale are not complied with in six days after sale,
the property will be resold at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser. All conveyance at the expense
Of the purchaser.
CHAS. 9. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sep 22-eod&ds Auctioneer.