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THr BAKERs or P.KIs. .nce -four has become
So dear. mix one part Of rice 10 five parts Of n"ar'
H.. fyur. OF one .ou i'll q two pound loaf. The Gev-
err rnnnt hes he! tie bread examined by competent
persons and has ap'hori.e. tie ssis o IT. ct .%9s
rat. lIran fixed by the police. In this Vart q the
world. liia is nothing new vs. haze seen aEi eaten
bread made in IN" came way and yer! ps!a'aI's
article j! Isl Ph.!adr! nh!a Lsdgsr.
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BOSTON, MAF GA warrant has been is SCI.
against most Of the landlords Of the principal
for violation Of the new Liquor Law .,,,on for
AT Cambridge, the trial Of John i. .' ~ months
s SIM s comsatss Yesterday. H was Tried 0ns'
fore but the Jury disagreed,
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ROCHESTER,, y. J., MAY 2o.-The meeting
relative u the Kansas outruges, held last eYeulag
was nor yery largely aiesied. II was addressed b;
Rev. Nm Starr, who vas forced 10 isnve by tho pro
slavery men. The speaker ccmpn:ented Gov. kuede'
az the best nan for ths post bur said ths '"'aFo
tent torcs isas required to sustuiu his authority.
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O. II. sPRlGG, ca,
Marcos COUNTY, SS:

I'ni. day, personally appoarad before nc tic -.
81 Justice. &c. George II. Spriss C-sl-r mi -
that the above statement Is trus TO the be-, a,
lnig" ana L.llet. AARON H;WrTS,, 80 {
MnY 9Th, ls55.
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LANES LHnns. rs,

oo f ,i,p clouucut Discourse nj this cited son 81
V Wnginis on Thursday night, ut Ashland iNi!' -
W. La"c .nrely heard greater display OF CO.
ourncc before tho people. Possessing wlnna.; man
rr md most effective style Of orngty be ent 'Go
iorrsr mart Of lis hearcra on their feet io' ieHriy
MT. rbmrs. lis DISCOURSE was mainly rcTew OF
Know Nothingsu', ,,o,;rr
-> II was versiny upon midnight VIXEN the q.rellns
adjourned. 4 procession was formed, end yum lnu-
si, and torches, Mr. Lyona was escorted to MS quar
-GNOyfOiE ArgnS.
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Nc WILLIAM COUNTY.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

SHELl's Precinct Observation-Disclosures ~
mali Wi4o 90 mai
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
For Gorcrnor-Flourpoy,i Amer.) $780, Wise DenI
~. P.ournoy's mai. SIS.
:, For 1t. Goyernor-Bea!e, ISL; McComas, 49,
Reale's maj. ATS
, Fur Attorney Gsueral-Pa.tou 9SG; Boeock, 4sl.
Patton mnj. 500.
For Cousress,Smith, llnd.l $50; Barbour, (lud.)
Ear Wmsu , ". ~, ennfh . maj os'. ~,
Herbert lind, sss ; Mckenzie, tInd.) IS. Taylor's
SUSSEX COUNTY.
JAkRETTs DEPOT, at4 o'cock-Wse s., Flournov
z. SrUsr CREEk--Wise 30, Flouruoy 9.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
CorRT HousE, at oclock-Wise ~, Flourpov 10
CiTY Poisr-Wiss's majority 9. TCrrLE's par.
eIseI-Wise rs, McComas 81 Booock 81. Flonrnoy
IS, Beale II, Patton IL, Mlson ~, Watts ~. Drew
Tor House Of Delegates s.. TENrLEroH's-Wis S.
Flourncy 6, AilsCn 10, Watts o. This county, il is
thought, has gone fr the Democratic ticket by about
20 majority, which j. . large Saia. It gave GOV.
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1IARBI.E YARD.

uoHs T ROGERS, 9Th Street, neeI Ns.s s. ~
{, VA Dealer in Egyptian, Italian and A Hs5s. Nr
MONUMENTS, ToMgs, GRAVE ST J, ;Tl=, r..
PIECES u every description, WALL 'I"
&c. Sc. n the nestes' =
Arr design In Carving esecGte' ~ - reference, =
ORDERS from tie country, "H-'
attended 10. -. Ii, tiu,e in one oil '!.'
III Hs:::' n:,ss ;ss Co.,:
eurcd Al his shop Will stTo as 'n'l ''' ocr r
North or South j'urpentiIs
INsEEU OIL, Lc~! ." " :, I. =sE'
IL May y
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r.InkkDNr n.,.,.

ft!EAuHI GfSK. Mo-.
Dear -rs-I Gn.c tb- tunn. ii ,ucis5N' ''t
sRoHiag coalition OF tai, Rur. .sp.l a. = SUE
Very respectfully. yau. OBJ .,,
~. rx.,,,.,.,. M, G. n ,io,
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LIVERPOOL. May ll.-CottVn-Millignn i Evans
quote the sales If the week at OOU bales, Il" an At"
ynuco of ID, with steady market. Spectators
took is,C01 Bales. and exporters 5000. The gu"i"
tions ar. Orleans fu. q c;i nddIius 53l6; Upland
fair Gt: ,niddl;ns 9i6 81.
Thr Manchester markets are dull
Brcntstuti.- Brown & Ship!ey quote hreadstu'''
,reperai;y 40 unchanged, with The exception ct Corn
which las advanced -, clo:.ug strady, Whcn'-
white l4s II l2s 3D.; rud los. I'd lis. Sd. Flour
Western Canal !Os q iis. 3D., 10. new, md liz. n!'
IS. I'd for old Ohio ia 6i. 49, ID. Corn e'''w
49, ojs., iniasG AID wh:!, 49, 49, pd W hr'!! "'
rlos,s with an active demand ut an advance oi !'.
philaisiphn aud Baltimore Flour fla. H. 3D.
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAN 20, 1888

EN- RITCfIIE. PRYOR t. DCNSAFaST'
VA F RICHIE u ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
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Wiso's majority ley; Caske's majority IA.
Three Democratic pr.cincts remain 10 be heard
from. Nisc's majorit; will no. be les than 49,
Cuskie's will he 200. Amber DEM for the Senate
aud Pen,c,on, tDcm.l for House OF Delegates are
elected beyond doubt, by large mHlorltlee.
Louisa, vas us fellows: Wise ~. Florrnoy Is. AT
4 o'clock Mt Gentry's store, the vote stood Us fol
lows: Wiss 3d. Fiournoy -. McCopas 81 Bcale
"a. Bocock 81, Patton "a. HoadGy sc, Morris ~.
Cuskie IS, Scut, "a. For Senate Amber y, Cole
man %. House OF Delegates Pondlstou Sc. Davis
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TIIE LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

The French mhI had moi nrTVGU ~.
The Vienna correspondent OF the l'and"n 'meS
remarks As long q. no revolutionary elements are
brough, into action Austria will leave Russia To gel
o.t q: he: dn:cutcs best she chr bit i ln!:sM"
and Ersro you'd reac!pe 81 icf corps oi rci"Gces
and employ then! on .. near her ir"ni'era' '! a'5
anre would assuredly again be formed.
The documents in regard TO the Vienna Conference
extending over 81 pages, have been partially r"ruo'
Ii.heJ in tho Engli.h newspapers and excited much! Ia
! terrst. A., o.,.
Lord Eeime.si..h evCGa! CEiEerng ffs riG"'F.orr
,r6ctbcr tie Conference ga. not inaly broker on
bMt il ia said tina, Us tho accredited representatives OF
eli the powers, Russa Included continue TO reside al
yis,na The elcments OF the Conference permanently
exist, shoaid Prussia or Austria Oh behalf "i kH'tS
nuke Ct any time preposGls Offering prospect OF
| spt,meut
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lied.

IRE LATE MICHAEL BRADY-Away TO the "city
Oh the dead" hath another of our worthi,st and
most useful citizens been horne. In that cold and
dark and silent home the grave now lies all tn,
was mortal of the late Michael Brady-proprieior
for several years past, Of the Railroad Hotel in ts
M uopoiis Mr.. Brady was native of ireland, and
never had that land-sO justly famed for the gener-
osity and hospitality of her sons-a more whole
,urd representative. Indeed, in all the relations
oil lie ne was good and excellent man. His death
as Drought sorrow, bitter sorrow TO the hearts of
many, who, few short days before, were utter
strangers to any such sensation. His eyed parents
nave lost dutiful son his grief stricken wife ten
ger husband; his infant boy an affscionale father
MS numerous associates an honest friend bis we'll
pleased guests a generous host, and the denzens of
his neighborhood n valuable and patriotic fellow
CITIZEN II is gratifying. however, to know that the
idneral OF such man was attended not only by his
bereaved and afflicted relatives, bu, by a long and
sad procession of C ndOing acquaintance and
trends, every one of whom if questioned in refer
ence to his character, would have answered in the
poets words
"None knew him but to love him.
None named him but to prase.''
Requiescat in pace.
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~ GREEN q SCOTT. Auctionee,.
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE nj,
I'LL Auction On THURSDAY, the 22i ins,an,
we shall ,eli, AT the residence of Mrs Wells on si
street, Capitol Hill, near Pennsylvania avenue Al 10
O'Clock a. m, an excellent assortment of Furniture
viz:
Rosewood velvet covered Sofa
Mahogany Divans, parlor and rocking Chairs
Walnut marble top Sofa and Centre Tables
Mah0gny dining, breakfast and card Tables
DO dressing and other Bureaus
Maple and walnut French, Cottage and other Bed
steals
Do painted Wardrobe and Washstands
Par,or and chamber Window Curtains, Blinds
China, glass, crOckery and stoneware
silver-plated Casters, Spoons and Forks, Candle
sticks
Feather Beds, Bedding
Straw and Shuck Mattresses
large lot of table and house Linen
GTando es, collar, hall and other Lamps
3ply, ingram, and stair Carpets and Mating
Hearth Rugs, and a LOT of Oilc,oth
Bronzed6atrack, Lounges, and Looking Glsssss
Andirons, Shovel and TOngs, and Fender
Cooking, hall, alright and other Stoves
With large assortment a Kitchen REQUISITES
with many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary to enumerate.
Terms: Under S25 cash over that sum a credi,
OF sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
HlaI 10 AuctiOpeers
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MCRDER AND SUIcIDE.-The India ,apolis
journal has received the following letter from
afriend in Dublin, Wayne county, giving an
account of the murder of which We have pub.
hsned brief notice. 1t will be seen from his
Statement that the murderer committed sui.
eide as soon as he saw the consequences of his
act:
DUBLIN, March s, 1885.
hEssRs. EDITORS: Oar neigh borhood was
TO day thrown into the most intense excitement
oy one OF the most painful tragedies that has
mas ever been enacted here. A Mr.. Benjamin
hickman, a near neighbor to the Rev. MI.
Sco's, Presbyterian preacher, approached
MN (scottl apparently in friendly way, and
stabbed him with butcher knife, inflicting
sucn wound az caused his death In about
three hours. Hickman immediately fed TO a
snail stream and drowned himself.
The reason assigned for this act. ia. that
scott had purchased land from Hickman. and
nad paid him in Stock money, which Hickman
laid up, until it deprecated on his hands,
When ne wanted Scots to take Ii back, which
ne refused to do upon which Hickman became
so enraged that he committed the act. Kick.
man was an old bachelor Of intenperate hab
l's' scott was popular minister a his socie-
~, and respected by those without
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LATKR FROM KUs OPK.
Arrival Of the Steamer Africa
DEATH OF The IrPxRoR OF RUSSIA.

HALIFAX, March l5.-Ths Cunard steamer
Airea arrived here ut one O'Clock, p. n, to-
day. with Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 81
instant
She brings the startling announcement OF
the death CT the Emperor OF Rusuia E.,,v
on Saturday morning, The 81 instant. n vss
erpool that reliable intslli eesee OF the d.s'h
Of the Gar had been received. II VA, mr.
viously known that his ply sicisns had eivsn
him up; and this fact on Friday caused the
funds 10 advance.
There is No mistake about the matter The
fact was announced In the House Of Lords BY
Lord Clarendon, and in the House Of Com
mons by Lord Palmerston. No particulars
are known. It 10 most probable that he died
f.om apoplexy. His death occurred at one
O'Clock On Friday morning the ID inst. The
England and France.
The Peace Conference was to open on the
9th, and the expecta'ions Of o peaceful result
were stronger. Russia seems 10 be making ut.
,empe to come to an understanding with the
western Powers. An Official editorial In the
Correspondents Of Vienna says:
"A draft OF general treaty has been pre-.
pared, securing the integrity Of Turkey, and
preventing the future epcroachments eli indi
vIdual Powers; also, guarantseine the rights
q Christina. This will Be considered at the
Conference"
Al the Plenipotentiaries, with the exception
OF Lord John Russell, had arrived ut Vienna.
Lord John had arrived at Berlin, and imme-
diately procured an audience with the King
and Msnteufel
Advicee from the Crimea are of the same
tenor % those brought by the Pac fc % the
l3'h OF February, during the night, the Rus
Sans made q sor lie, but not q formidable one.
Fire French soldiers were killed. During
suother night sortIe, on the Ia }, the French
lost thirty i've. On the 18th, the condition of
the French troops was reported excellent.
lie Is rumored that the north side of Sebss.
topoi is to be invested. Admiral Brouat tsie-
graphs the following:
"kAxIEscH BAY, Feb. 2o.-On the 18th
k1patoria was attacked on the eastern eide,
with eighty pieces of artillery and six yeei
.nents OF cavalry, uoder Gen. Korf, and twelve
regIments of infantry, consisting Of about as
600 men, under the orders Of General Osten
sacken. The combat lasted from ST until 10
a. M when the Russians we're repulsed.
Their loss was estimated at we undred KILLED,
and he wounded In proportion. The turks
bad thirty eight killed and two hundred and
city wounded The latter also lost seventy
horses. The attack was not renewed BY the
Russians. Tho steamers which anchored In
the roadstead contributed energeticaIIy to the
defercs of the town"
At Liverpool cotton continued dull, at pre.
viou' rates Bresdstuffs generally were quiet
az the reduced prices brought BY the Paci6o
Indian corn, however, was Cd to L. lower
Consols closed on Friday At 9It.
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BOUNTY LAND-ADDITIONAL

A Ii my old friends for whom I obtained BOUNTY
"A Land, In less quantity than i60 acres, are here
ny informed that their names and a record Of the
evidence, with the dates of their certificates are on
my book, 80 that cam with facility, make cut then
declarations for additional land. Those who failed
to obtain any land for want Of sufficient service
many ct whom are now entitled to 100 acres can
llnd the time allowed recorded by me- Others will
nhd II 10 their interest to call write, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable and fair
compensation.
Any old Soldiers, or their Widows unable 10 pay
Tor preparing their papers viii be instructed gratis
by calling at the ONCE. JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar -lm Agent. Washington, ID G.
NOR SALE-A VERY FINE SADDLE AND
Il Bsggy HORSE. The horse is young. ~
g'nte aud sound, and Of fine stock would I~N
make either very fine carriage horse, or A<A
very pleasant riding horse.
Also, for sale an excellent work horse, perfectly
sound. Apply to No. "a Dunbarton St, Georget'n.
mar l-lawtf
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GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.

UNIV n VI pegs 10 announce that he has ius
u completed his supply of the above, adj carhfully
selected from the stocks of the best growers in Eng
land and the Continent, viz Prince Albert and 9th
er carry Peas, early short top Radish, Early York
Large York, London Market, early Battersea, Shil-
lIngs Queen, Flat Dutch, Drumhead and other very
choice Cabbages; Purple Cape Brocole, Caulifow-
er, Leltuee:, Onions Beets, Beans, Carrots, Pars
nips, Coles Crystal White Celery, savoy's Leek.
Iurnlps, Cucumbers. Melons, Tomatoes, Herbs sc.
with all other vegetable seeds great variety com
prisng the WILL tested standard kinds with the new
varieties, superior in quality, and economical in
price, to which he respectfully calls the attention of
those who require real ge une article. His lon
experience in the seed trade fully justifies him in
saying tina! his seeds fail to give gre Z salts
faction.
Flower seeds of the rarest and choicest kinds, Sc
iected with great care and what specially suited
to This climate, are offered in single packets or col
lectons, at very low rates.
Market Gardeners and Others ere respectfully In
vlted to inspect the seeds and scale of prices.
Catalogues can be had on Applicant n.
seed Store, corner 7ls and II streets.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS

Observation-Disclosures Protestant Coufsye7c,
-.GJt C0ncert-Ceiebratton To naoryor-
NeD Custom HoMSe-Ftsh--Letturf
ALEXANDRIA, March I8, 1855.
March has opened its fountains upon Us
the last two days have been one Continued
driszle. Little business was transacted YES.
terday, and times do not seem improved this
morning.
The Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Gnurcn has been in session here for some
days transacting a large amount Of business
interesting to those connected with that reli.
gious organization Rev Eli Henkle preside
yesterday. A resolution providing rule for
the examination of superannuated minister.
was laid on the table. Rev. S. Keener Cox
delivered an eloquent eulogy on the late
Rev. j. 5. Reese. On balloting for President,
me vote stoed-Rev W. Robey, 10; L W.
Bates, Is; j. w. Everist, a. Second ballot
Kobey, IL; Bates ID; Everest, As. Rev. J..
w: Everest then took the chair with an apprc .
pirate address
Last night, at Washington Hall, a party of
Alexandra young men, " The Harmoneans. !"
gave grand gift Concert. After some fac
singing thirty gifts were distributed to tho
lucky ones
The Hibernian Society have made extensive
preparations for the celebration of to. morrow,
(st. Patrick's day. A procession through our
streets, panegyric on st. Patrick at ST Mary's
church, and fine supper are among tho A..
rangsments; but, from appearances, the day
Will Dc anything but propitious.
Inc commissioners to seloct site for our
new eustom-house advertise for proposals for
a suitable lot ''
Fish begin to come in moderately. Rock,
cstnsh, and perch come in plontifully, and
some few herring and shad have also been re-
eeiVed Our fishing shores are all ready, and
we have the promise Of fine season.
DIR. Z. l.. Magoon lectures o.nieb, AT tho
Methodist Episcopal Church (south] before the
Dung Mems Christian Association. Subjsct
mind your own business AyI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
Dad Boys-Canai-Suddsn Disappsarau.,
-Ma,Est,

Dad 6oys-Canai-Suddsn Disappsaran. =,
-Markets
GEORGETOWN, March 10, 1855.
We are sorry to be compelled again to call
the attention Of many parents and gusrdians
In our city to the bad practice of allowing
toeir boys to run the streets after nightfalI;
especially the parents Of those who are in the
habit OF congregstibg about the corner of
h1gn and West streets, who have more than
once, recently, rendered nj yht hiieous by
making all kinds of noises to the great annoy
ance of sick and peaceable persons who live
in the neighborhood. We have been REQUEST
ed to inform them that their names are known.
and TO assure them that il repetition OF the
conduct which occurred there on Wednesday
night takes place, that the police will be called
to take them in charge.
Wonder how those persons who manifssted
SO mncn indignation at the rumored attack of
Mr.. wise upon the Methodist, will fancy the
scurrilous attack upon the Rev. Charles
Davis, contained in one of the washington
,urnais OF yesterday. 1t strikes Us that if
they can swallow that without finchinp, thew
could could take down camel without making
half an effort. o tenpora, o morss,
Boats ara beginning to arrive again unite
freely by the canal, and things along its
wharVes present somewhat lively and en-
couraging aspect.
The oosehmsn of the English Minister, Mr..
Cram 2ton, an Irishman named Maroony, has
been missing since Monday last It was SUP.
posed he had drowned himself In Rock
creek, but pretty thorough search having
been made without discovering the body, q
great many arc of opinion he has left for parts
unknown to avoid some responsibilities.
The Offering of beef cattle for the week has
amounted to 20 head, sold ut SLASH on the
hoot-equal to SSa$l1 SO net. Hogs, 81 so.
Flour frm, at So Rcd wheat 81. 9OaSl 95 :;
white, $2a$2O5 SprcT.To.
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NEW POSTAGE ACT.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND INsTRUC

NOItCE ~ TIE PUBLIC AND lNSTRUC-
TIONS TO POSTMASrERS
NOTlCE is hereby given that, agreeably to an
IN act OF Congress approved March 3, 1855, the
following rates of postage 10 be charged on and
after the first day Of 9PT merit, in lieu of those now
established, To wit:
On every single letter conveyed in the mil be
tween places in the United States, for any distance
not exceeding three thousand miles, three cents !;
and for any distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cents.
From and after the first day Of April pre- payment
On letters Is requied-exceptng upon such as are
10 or from foreign country, or 10 officers { the
Government on official business. The Thanking
privilege remains unchanged.
From and after the first day Of January, eighteen
hundred and fifty six, pOstmasters are required to
place postage stamps upon all pre- paid letters on
which such stamps may not have been placed by
the writers.
By the 81 section of the act the Postmaster Gene.
raj Is authorized to establish uniform system for
tue registration of valuable letters. This provision
ot the law will be carried into effect and special in
structions therefor will be issued to Postasters as
soon as the necessary blanks can be prepared and
di uibuted
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster Genr.
Posr OFFICE De ,ARTNENT, March Q, 1855
mar l0-3tawtApriIl
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mar IA
BY J. c. MCGUIRE. auc.,oneer

~ 90 ". C1 AucStOueGr
SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO, ELE
- CANT Cabinet Furniture, Splendid French plate
M'rrors, Rich Curtains, Ca; pets, French China and
,nut-gass Ware, Costly Wines, Superior Carriage
Horses, &c.-On WEDNESDAY ml rning March
zlst Il 10 o'clock at the residence of his Exc.IIen
cy j. NJ. TirasO, the Peruvian Minister, on PennsyI
vania avenue, between 2d and 2Ith streets, slall
sell all his elegant Household Effects, consisting of
superb Rosewood Grand Piano, by Bu'tikofer
Magnificent suite of solid Ros wood ParlOr Furni-
lure, upholstered in green and gold satin dam.
ask, comprising thre- large medallion back
Sofas, one siesta Sofa, six large medallion
Arm Chairs, two Voltaire, and six Parlor
Chairs
Splendid Green and Gold Satin damask Cut ms TO
match, Cornice, Lace Curtains, Sc.
Elegant French plate Mantel Mirrors
Costly mantel Clocks, gilt and bronze viii, side
pieces TO match, Vases
Rich Gilt Gas Chandeliers, Candelabras, and Brack-
Fine Tapestry, Brusses, and yenitian CARPETS
Suite of Rosewood Reception room Furniture up-
holstered in canary colored satin damask
consisting OF pair Of French So as, Arm
and sms1 Chairs
Handsome Curtains Cornice &c 10 match
Rose "oOd Oval marble top Tables
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
Do Plush seat Dining Chairs
Damask covered spring stat Couches
Mahogany hair spring scat Lounges, Chars
Cane seat Arm and Cottage Chairs
Marblctop Beaufei, Buffers Tray
Elegant crimson and Gold Band Dinner Set
Service
Heavy Sheffield plated Walters, Cake Baskets, Tea
and Coffee Service
Rich Crystal Cut glass Dccanters, Tumbers, Cam.
Pagnes, Wines, COrdia's, Finger Bows, Wa
ter Battles, Clarst Pitchers, sc.
Mahogany Writing Desks Book Shelves
MmOcco and damask covered extension Chairs
Mahogany Dressing Bure ans, Wapdr3bes
French and Italian Bedsteads
Marble top Washstands, Corner STANDS
French China and Granite Toilet Sets
Best hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows. Bed Clothing
Single Iron Bedsteads, Sofa Bedsieais
Bed and Table Linen
Screens, Fire Irons, Lamps
Handsome D3mask Curtains, Window Shades
Furniture in servants rooms
Oic.olll, Cooking and other Stoves
Coppers, Cooking Utensils, sc.
At 4 o'clock,
In front of the residence a splendid pair of DARK
gray Carriage Horses, between six and seven wears
old, perfectly sound and kind in single or double
harness, and said TO be the finest carnage horses in
the District
Also, fmHas dts teIy after
In the dining room, a choice lot of the highest
quality Wines, in bottles, comprising Champagnee,
Port, Sherry, Madeira, SC, imported expressly for
private Use.
Terms Of sale: $50 and under cash over that sum
credit of sixty AID ninety DAYS, for notes satis
toriy endorsed, bearing interest
T. S.-The house will be open 10 visiters on the
day previous TO the sale.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.