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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

las-Soon after the reception Of the news
yesterday, says the State Journal, we over
heard two darkies discussing the matter.
They were very much excited, and as pale as
possible.
"De Lord" exclaimed one, "who ebber
would hab thunk Oh dis kind OBJ smash up:
Dis niger haint got much, but he'd sooner
forked out anudder hundred dollar. De
money glib to carry on de election of Massa
Fremont am all gone to de debbel. Desc
Republicans made me believe dat he was
sure TO carry all de northern, states and
now don't believe he's got no more chance
dan lame nigger at hoe-down.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

HUTCHING's MAGAzINE.-To our friend
Mr.. Garnham we are indebted for the Nov.
No. of the above Magazine, Mr. Garnham
will keep mail bag open until IL o'clock
this morning Those desirous of sending
home papers had better give him a call.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

THE ROBINSON FAMILY left here yester-
day for Spanishtown. We commend them to
all admirers of the histrionic art there and
elsewhere. May success attend them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

FIGHT,-we regret to learn that difficult
ty of so serious nature as to bring about q
personal collision, occurred on Sunday after
noon between our friends Messrs. Morse and
Hubbard. Not having learned the particu-
lars of the affair, we forbear comment, but
trust that hostilties have ceased and that
renewed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

c'g- JUST RECEIVED. an Invoice of fine Paint
ed Cottage Furniture. at c. Scrber's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Montgomery street, nearly opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel oct3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

FAvoRs.-We are indebted TO Mr. Watson
for the Nov. number of Hutching's Califor-
MIA Magazine, Ballou's Pictorial and various
other papers, and to Mr.. Garnham for Har-
per's Magazine, New York Herald, ETC.
Through the generosity of these gentlemen
and the agents of the two Express Cos. We
are kept constantly supplied with full files
Of papers rom the Atlantic States and the
cities below. We tender them each and all
our grateful acknowledgements.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

Broke JAn--We learn by the Express
that four men escaped from the Marysville
Jail on Saturday night. Their names are
Dan Miller, Major Vroman, alias Baker,
alias Reynolds, John Page and VIM. Trip.
They escaped by saving away part of the
door, with a saw made of a case knife, and
by knocking away the bricks with an iron
bar Through system of false economy,
most of the jails throughout the entire state
have been built in such manner as to be
very insecure, and we are continually hear
ing of the escape Of their occupants. The
careless manner in which some of the doors
of the Oroville Jail were hung, allowed the
escape of three or four prisoners awhile
since, and only a few days ago three noted
desperadoes, broke and fled and fed from
the prison in Nevada An insecure Jail is
as worthless piece of property as dumb
watch.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18
Furniture 4!
Furniture 1!

JUST RECEIVED alarge assortment of Furniture
and Bedding For Sale at reduced Prices, at c
SCRIBER'S Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery
street. St. Nicholas Hotel. o3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

CAPTURE OF A GRIZZLY BEkR.-A large
grizzly bear, says the Stockton Argus, was
killed few mornings since, about eight
miles from French Camp, on the Stanislaus
road. Bruin was making his way from the
edge OF the woods to the Stanislaus, when
he was discovered by Dir. Van Voler, who
followed him five miles, during which time
he fired four rife shots, the last Of which
proved successful.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

SpEAKERsHiP,-The California Express
has heard the name Of G. n. Sweezy, spoken
of in connection with the speskership Of the
Assembly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

n STAGING IN ORovILLE.-The California
Stage Company sent out three extra coaches
on Sunday evening, containing 48 passen-
gers, and Oh yesterday noon, they sent out
80 passengers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

HIGHwAYMEN IN NSACRAMENTo.-W Welearn
from the California American, that two bold
ruffians lately stopped man on J. Street.
near Sixteenth, about ten o'clock in the
evening and presenting pistols to his breast
demanded his money or his life, and as the
former was considered least valuable, the
assaulted party surrendered his purse,
which contained less than two dollars, and
was permitted to quietly depart after giving
up an additional prize Of "bull's eye" val
ued Mt seven dollars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ROBERT JOSEPH,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Watches, Jcpeiry, Diamonds, Tools,
U'dtch Materials, Glasses,
Fancy Goods, SC.
l9j Montgomery stree, corner Of Jackson,
(DR. WRIGn1'S BuILDlNG)
r = ORERr JOSEPH having purchased the cntiro
u Z stock and trade Oi ISAAC JOSEPH Co..
viii curry on the same for his own account, al lnj
Montgomery street. corner OF Jackson, Dr. Wrchts
Building.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18

A FAILURE.-In the very adroit attempt
says the Marysville Express, made a few
days since. by the Sacramento American, to
create sectional divisions with regard to
Senatorial candidates, the Shasta Courier
was appealed to. That able journal thus
responds to the wiley foe of our party
Don't fear neighbor, the North will
speak her sentiments upon this subject in
due season. We have sufficient confidence in
the members Of our legislature, to believe
that they will elect no man who is not hon
est and capable, or who would be unsatis-
factory to the democracy Of either the north
or the South.
1t would undoubtedly be gratifying to the
Democrats Of the North, TO have at least
one Senator elected who would be identified
with them in interests and residence still,
we do not consider the question of a local
habitation of greater Importance than that
| of having men of distinguished and tried
abilities, who would do honor to themselves
and credit to the State. Such men we need,
and such, no doubt, viii be elected by the
next Legislature.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18
FIRE IN MAkYsvILLE-We regret to

FIRE IN MARYsvIBLE. regret to
learn that our old friend Cheap Harry of
Marysville, met with so serious misfortune
as to be burnt out ON Friday night last.
The Express says-''We learn from II. Bar
nett, whose stock oe goods was injured by
the fire on Friday evening, that the proba-
BILE loss is about 8000-insurance $4,000.
1t IL impossible to account for the fire in any
way, as the clerk had been absent but few
minutes When the alarm was given, and both
he aad the proprietors were on hand to aid
in extinguishing the flames"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-18
The magnificent new steamship

Departure from Washington street Wharf.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

rTNODD co, UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,
Il beg leave 10 announce the arrival from Lon
don and Paris OF their splendid collection OF
styles from seasoned addressed Skins They
would invite particular attention TO their elegant
and mun b admired
MANTiLLA TALMAS,
PELLERINE VAN DYKES,
ViCfORIN ES, with Nuffs and Cuffs 10 mate D.,
OF HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK, STONE MARTIN,
FITCH & MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
SIBERIAN AND RUSSIA SQUIRREL,
LONDON LU5rRED,
BLACK LYNX,
and ERMINE;
RICH FUR TRIMMING,
for Cloth and Velvet Cloakt;
SWANSDOWN TRIMMING;
ELEGANT SIBERIAN SQUIRREL ROBES,
for Cloak Linings, or cut for Trimming;
Ladies' and Geltlemen's UR GAUNTl.ETs;
Gentlemen's TRAVELLING MUFFLEKS,
OF Beaver, otter, NutIia, and Seal Fur;
CARRIAGE ROBES,
Of Bear, Fox, and Buffalo Skins.
TODD l. co for the past twenty i've years
have devoted much attention To this branch Of
their trade purchasing ex :lusveiY for cash, sell
ing 1t moderate prices and by sdheTing To their
determination TO deal In article that would not
hear the strictest scrutiny, they have secured q
large and increasing trade from all parts OF the
country.
Purchasers are invited TO visit their establish.
Inent and examine the most extensive STOCK
OF FURS south OF New York. oc3l-J&eon
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most healthy and beautiful sections Of on,
city, surrounded by excellent water and con !.
tiguous to most Of the churches. They be.
| longed to st. Johns church, and have been
offered for sale in consequence of the yestry
having purchased other tots more Contiguous
to the church edi6ce.
The Sabbath evening lectures Of the taIsntl
Cd Dr Murray, Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, on the Eternal World, continues to
attract large number Of delighted hearers.
Inc revival at the Rev Mr.. Gotwalt's church,
west Georgetown, is still in progress, and con-
siderable accession to the membership is made
emery week. The membership Of Trinity
church are much pleased with their new pas.
tor, the Rev Mr.. Ciampi His discourses thus
far are spoken of in high terms of praise BY
those who have attended upon his msnistry.
We would the especial attention of those in
terested to the notice of r. w. Smoot, in ano.
Their column
We would advise our citizens to look we'll to
their chicken houses at night In the western
part of our city, thieves during the last fs W
nights have been doing considerable bust.
ness in this line
Flour this morning is held nominally Mt
20 75aS6.s7t No sales of moment since our
last Wheat is selling at 81. 45aSI So for good
qualities Of red and white
The packet brig Ann Elizabeth, of the
Messrs, Hartley's Boston, line is hourly ex-
poS'eo' SPRCTATOB.
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Bv WALL. BARNARD & co ,Auctionesrs
I ARGE AND EXTENSIVE Srutk OF
II Fancy aaads Plated ~ a

BvWALL. BARNARD & co ,Auctionesrs.
4 ARGE AND EATESsiVE Srutk OF
lesart Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &C.
| Mt Auc,ion.--Un wEDE ESDAY next, ~ inst ,
We will 81 /. II - O'Clock NJ, al the store OF
Mt ss:s = Gailigar n Co under Browns Hotel,
their entire stock or elegant Fancy Cords, Plated
Watt. Work bnyes, PeIfumefy, Article. for the
Toilet, Jew-ry, &c. We name In part
X csewnod ard mahogany lnlaid Work boxes
Il nsr wood and mahogany Writing desks
Rosewood .ut mahogany bound and inlaid Dres-
Rosewoo's and mahogany Perfumery stands, CT
gar Cases
Papirr mache, pearl and inlaid Stands
?spier mache pearl Cabinets, very elegen;
Ia pier mache Desks, Boxes, and Cases
Pa pier mache Portfolios and InhstaLds
pear, ivory, and silver Gard Cases, plain, carved
Ivory, pear and satin wood back Hair Bruske,
| Ivory. buffalo, and shell dressing tack and side
Combs
Iv),y, buffalo, tine Combs, very large stock al
OF superior quality
Eieg ant cut glass Bohemian Vases
Elegant cut glass Perfumes
Elegant China, gilt, and Dresden Va6s
Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornamens
Bronze Statuetts, do Candelabras
Canes with gold, silver, ivory, she'll, and agate
heads
Ladies, riding Whips, beautiful
Fine Rodgers & Sons Pocket Cutlery
Rszors, Bowie Knives, and cissors
Lubin's Extracts, Farina Cologne, Lavender,
Orange
Flowers al Il other PeffumerieS
Rosewood framed toilet and hand Slasses
Fine gold BTeastpins, Finger Rings, bracelets
Studs, Keys, Chains, &c.
Large assortment Of English and American Pated
Ware
Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal
tiers, and Castors
Crumb Scrapers, spoons, and Forks
Tea and Coffee Sets
Marble, bronze, papier mache Clocks
Oil Paintings, Prints, &c.
Also, the glass Cases which are Of the best plate
glass, rosewood frames, Counters, &C.
This stock is the largest and finest stock Of such
Goods ever offered in Washington, and will posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder Sale TO con-
tinue every day and evening until all Is disposed
Of
| Terms: All sums OF and under S25 cash; over
that amount credit Of gu and 80 days, for notes
| satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD CO.
| nov5-ts Auctioneers
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DIED,


On the 9th instant, JOHN HENRY, only son Of
George and Elizabeth Hamburger, a. led years,
10 months, and IL days
The friends o the family are requested to at
te nd his funeral this sfternoon, at 3H O'Clock
from the residence Of his grand parents, No. 4O7
Oh street, between Fl and l.
On the 9th instant, RACHAEL HARRISON.
cOnsort OF the late Richard HarIissn, OF Anne
Arundel county, Maryland.
Her friends and aequaintances are invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from st Mathews Church, To-
Morrow tuesday, morning, at 10 O'Clock. .
This morning, CAROLINE GILMAN wife of
John Gilman, Of the Navy Department and
daughter of Col. Caleb Etherldge, deceased, of
North Carolina.
HerfuneIa al will take place To- Morrow, the 18th
instant. a. 3 o'clo p. IN at the residence OK her
husband, on New York avenue, between 18th and
18th streets
Ga the 9th instant, GEORGIiNA, wife of
John w. Wade, in the 3ith year OF her age, In
the full assurance OF blssful Immortality beyond
the grave.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral Tomorrow,
Tuesday, at 2 O'Clock, from McKendres Church,
Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 10Th SITS
Rockville papers please copy)
very suddenly, from accident, WM. HENRY
HARROD, the eldest son Of VIM J. and Mary
H.Hod, in the 18th year Of his age This laInen-
ted youth, regarding whose melancholy end his
mother has received a correct statement, net his
death by fail through the hold OF vessel strik-
Ing upon his head, which produced f.tal injury
to the brain. Every exertion was used TO rave bis
lie, but without avail His remains were inferred
IN tue Liverpool Cemetery
Aas, no fathers gentle tone,
To fail In Kindness on his ears
No Mother near To claim her own,
And battle his suffering brow with tears;
He died-and lone our bright boy sleeps,
From friends, and hcme, and kindred land
While loving htarts III sadness weep,
| Their lost one IN the stranger land,
| On the 9Th instant RICHARD NJ. HEATH
Esq D., Of Richmond, Va
| his friends, and those OF bis father, James l.
Heath, Esq, are Invited u attend bis funeral at
O'Clock this afternoon, at Mis-. spaiding's, corner
II and 9Th streets.
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JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer


INTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL and Valuable Wharf Property at and
near the south end of 9TH street west, under
deed ftsust - BY virtue Of adeed Of trust, dated
May |, 1854, ard recorded in Liber J A. 5 No
y, folios s. 6, ct seq we shall proceed to sell on
MONDAY, the LIST day Of December next at II
O'Clock at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all that property lying in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. G known In the plat Of said city as
square numbered 472, together with the improve.
men's thereon, excepting a certain lot Of ound
therein belonging TO the heirs OF the late Simon
FIazier;) the entire wharf property lyir west Of
sid square, (i72, known as Pa gels wharf proper
ty; the Whole of sqlaIe AL, la said city and
10 So, 4, D, and @, In PAGES subdivision Of
800 The property will BE- sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page. row plying be.
tween Washington and Alexandria
Terms: One half cash, ard tie balance al six
months, on notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
secured
Sale will commence on the " harf west OF SO uare
Az. All conveyaGcing at the cost OF purchasers.
II the purchaser CT purchasers should fall 70
rompy with the terms OF sale within five days
thereafter the Trustees The right to resell
at the risk and expense OF the deiaultng purcha
ser or purchasers, after giving five days previous
notice in the National In elligencer.
John +. FENWICK, )r.o.
RICHARD WALLACE ii"s''es'
&C H-eod&ds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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WHO WANTS A SHAWL

WE WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR
w attention OF purchasers 10 our immense
STOCK OF SHAWLS, which now comprises
every description Of desirable styles In use all OF
which have been purchased upon the best terms,
and many Of them for less than they can be bought
again this season.
We have always given this department OF our
buSin q great deal Of attention, and from the
great number we buy and cell every season, we
a-e always prepared to show BY far the largest
stock in the District, and in many instances al
lower prices than they can be obtained Tor else
where. We feel confident 1--WE believe II is gen
orally admitted by the Ladies) thai there ~ n.
ing in the shape Of covering odecidecy con Oh
able In cold weather q warm, heavy Sna on1
thew certainly possess another advensge my
other and that Is they are never our on ia
1r, stoct IN mart conn rises the foIioWlhg, VIZ
| Sno p~ocbe Iano shawls, In White, Blue, 6leen,
Sns,Iet and Black Centres ranging inpiIl eiSlo
IN az and ali are warranted TO be as chea as tney
10 ~ 10 purchased for In New York at retail.
oe ma Scotch and Bay State Plaid shswis, OF the
,ce Misses Long and Square Plaid Shawis, In
! ali the various sizes. , ,1
o IN Rlack and Lead and all Black, Long and
| souaTe Shawls, from 50 to 50 50.
| sIhe above lot Of Shawls viii be found wen
worthy the attention Of purchasers, as no such as
| sotment will be found on retail soutn OF Ne~
York. w M. SbUSfbh -
No IS, opposite Centre Market, eet we s,,ss,.
nov 4-t0t ana ctn sueo-
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGErOWH, Nov. 10 1864

1NAoHAOHNJ NOV. III 1000
Business upon our canal has again become
quite brisk. Boats arc beginning to arrive
quite freely, laden utt coal, -four, grain, &c
This morning there i: not less than IL OO0 10
$4,000 bushels Of the last named commoditv
afoat We learn from Capt Ritter, owner Of
the packet Argo, that the quantity Of wood.
gram 3e.' aiong the line, awaiting transpor-
The following item will doubtless he good
news TO the consumers of fuel in our CITY. I'm
to the hrst Of November there had arrived Nv
river, and canal, according TO measurer Bu1.
rows books, over $, 500 cords Of wood. show.
ing an increase over the same period of last
year Of something like 1000 cords
The sale Of building lots TO morrow after
noon, as heretofore advertised in the Star bv
Z 5. Wright, offers a rare opportunity to per
sons 10 want Of beautiful site for a private
residence. They are situated in one Of the
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UFr.ud.-Ws call a,,,n,i.n 10 IN. fac,

OF numerons snprinciped Efforts that daily making
orciy by vendors Of bitter mixture using the
argument In order TO effect sales dealers
oose 10 pucha from them and sell 1t IN Hosteters
ties We hope that viii be Held up 10 pub
lie contempt BY all respectable persons who sell
genuine article Not only have Individual evidence
OF tbs country but almost every paper
mentng upon the superior sKcelsnce Great
n derived nom the of this celebrated tonic;
various diplomas awarded, among which is the
ohio Mechanics Institute Cincinnati where
ee-conposed chiefly CT physicians of the
fOsetter Sm III Co., diploma for the superior virtue
their Bters as tonic and srenghener of the human
lem We therefore caution al agsiS II mposition
purchase Of none but dealers they know
would not deceive them.
Sold by Druggsts aud dealers generally. nov ln-lH
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IC6Brawn,s Bronchial TrachesuW.

have found them Of IN Irrita
non aud la subduias HOsrseness Colds and
our clerical bretr.l zeal favor In calling their attention
g them-"-ZiOn's Herald. I'VE commend Them tn
enton OF public speakers Fingers and others who are
troubled with affections of the Turost Watch
man For Coughs Asthma &s cheerfullg test
mOny from personal knowledge TO their efficacy -B.Cu
Pictorial. They simple and admin
iserng Ia combination several medicinal substances
In general esteem among Physicians IN the
Bronchial tnections-"-Dr. G. r. BiyeOw. Containing
opium or deleterlOus drugs, these LOzenges
freely by public speakers snd vocalsts for
giving strength to the voice. Sold by all Druggists.
Oct l5-u JAMES " CALLAN. Agent.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. lo.-Flour is unchanged;
Howard street and City Mills sold for so.75
There is nothing doing in Ohio, but good
brands could be sold at the above figure
Wheat lie steady; good 10 very choice reds
Sl.45aSl. 50, and Sl.55asI so for good to
prime whites. Corn is variable; white and
yellow selling for 62a64c-
Whisky is lower; City and Ohio 32ta34c.
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By A. GREEN, AuctioneeT.
SRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND FOUR

IL Build ng Lots at Auction ON FRI.
DAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, in font Of the
premises, at X O'Clock p. IN west pant OF Lot
No 9, in Square No 906, having front OF 10 feet
en- south X between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about So feet, with side alley. with
The Improvements, which are good Frame
House, &C &C.
Also the balance Of said Lot No. =, which will
be subdivided In lots 10 suit purchasers IS fine
building lots
Also, all OF Lot No. 13. in same squa e. having
a front on Eth street east, between and street-
south, having front OF AZ feet ny 81 feet deep,
which will be divided and sod In lots TO suit
purchasers
This property is near the Nav Yard, and near
the residence OF Mrs Spicers
Terms One-third cash balance In 6, ~, is
and "a months, for notes bearing interest from
day If sale.
deed given and deed OF trust taken
Title indisputable A GREEN,
novS-d (Organ) Auction
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HuSIERY. A0sIEHYl.

,lNHosE IN WANT OF HOSIERY FOX
Il ,thr winttr should call before buying and
look thT0ugo the new and well assorted stock Of
the suhsC Ti6er, consisting In part, Of
Ladies and cents English White, Brown ard
Cdla!td Cotton Hose
Ladies' aud cents superior Cashmere sndhieliLV
hose
adde's and Gents best English and Prail Sik
Hoe
Bows and Misses Brown and White Cotton Hose
do do worsied and Merino Hose.
FRANK A. MCGEE,
&C 3I-eelm 244 Pa av bet 18th and 18th SITS.
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lROUHLE PLATED AND BRITANNIA
- WARE Just received at my Ware 8C
rooms, No $50 Seventh street large as ~
sKtnaAas Of
Double plated Re. Sets
Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &C.
ALSO
BRITANNIA Tea gets, Casters, COEees, Teas
Sugars, Creams, Ladies', Mugs, Spoons, &c.
Of very fine quality and at unusually low prices.
ocli-eo1w N NJ NIGER EGOR.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
MALL AND HESIHAHIE Ct1UNTR

SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY
y Seat on 7th street Plank Read near the
First TollSate. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
November l4th, at O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell without reserve3X acres OF land. front
Ing on 9TH street pl nix road and the 14th street
GEORGETOWN road, at the first tolgate, and distan,
about one mile from the city, with the improve
ments, consisting Of a new and comfortable house
containing ten rooms, with many desirable con .
veniences for the accommodation Of families dur
Ing the summer season.
pump Of fine water at the kitchen door a
young orchard Of choice fruit trees large be OF
superior strawberries, together with handsome
shrubbsry and flowers, are on the place
The farming Utensils and Household Furniture
can be had on accommodating terms
Terms One fourth cash the residue in 6, IL.
and IL months, with interest, secured by deed of
on the premises JAS e. MCGUIRE,
nov lO-d Auction esr.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
SALE OF VALUABLE
4 Buildivg Lot ON stb street betwseu

and NJ streets.--On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, November Ii, al O'Clock, on the prem
lies, shall part OF Lot No. 1, in square No 54
fronting 20 feet On 5!h street west between L and
streets north, running back l2O feet 10 20 feet
alley.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In 6 and
II months, with interest, secured bv deed Of
trust JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
nov z Auctioneer