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MisrallalIfnlls.
Annie Lee
OR THE BRIDAL SONG.

BIZ KATE RANDOLPH.
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EBENsBURG, MAY I, 1856.
/" Tuger Bier u Tgrif,
The Fine Old Dutch Gentleman.

COMPOSED AND SUNG BY =. 3. PooLB-
TsNH-The Fine Old English Gss,lsm9s-.
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|. Q. O. ii.

1sksx, Highland Lodge No. 42S meets every
rs WEDNESDAY, evening at their Hall
.-.s4s s.,,1n the upIu story o.
hssHakex d dsrk's b1itdiag.
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Blush If OF honest blood drop remains
10 steal its way along thy veinsl
Blush-if the bronze long hardened on thy cheek
Has left one spo: lCterethdt poor drop can speak
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Public sale of vaIuabIe Property.

Treasurer's Office Ebensburg
April 2, A. D. 1856
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FOURTH DAY.

SAVANNAH, Dec l1.-Mr De Bow, Of La. ,
from the committee on business, offered a re
ries Of resolutions, appointing the next meet
ing OF the Convention at Knoxville, on the 81
Monday Of August, 1857; endorsing A. Dudley
boats, of 80, 900 tons each, from Chesapeake
Bay to Milford Haven, England; favoring the
ictrod uction Of Southern text books into South
ern schools aud colleges, and the appointment
Of committee Of distinguished Southern pro-
fessors to prepare such works; recommending
Southern Legislatures to order their nse! a said
schools; fayoring the encouragement OF South
ern books, periodicals. and journals, in place
Of Northern publications. and recommending
the encouragement Of mining and manutsctu-
ring interests at the South.
The resolutions were all adopted.
Mr.. Semmes reported favorably upon inter-
oceanic communication via the Isthmus Of
Tehuautepec, recomme nding Congress 10 mako
a contract with the Sloo Company for the
transportation of the mails between New Or
leans aud San Francisco.
The resolutions in favor Of the Pacific rail
road, reported yesterday, were taken up and
adopted without amendment.
Many other resolutions were offered and re-
ferrei.
A letter from Senator Toombs was read, in
favor of absolute free trade and direct taxa
tion. One thousand copies thereof were or
dered to be printed
There was much desultory debate in favor
Of opening the slave trade and the exclusion
Of everything Northern from the South. Ad
jOurned till Friday.
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BY n. GREEN, Auctloneer.

VA . - BALL " Ia Ia Es Il.
Il BY virtue Of a deed OF trust bearing date
23d day Of January, 1856, and recorded in Liber
J. A. > No. Ill, folios l2I, ct SEQ, among the
land records Of Washington county, in The Dis
tTict CT Columbia, the undersigned Will sell on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF December, 1885. on
the premises, at O'Clock In the afternoon to the
highest bidder, at public auction all that piece or
parcel If ground situated IN the city Of Washing
ton, In said District, and known and distinguish
ed upon the ground plan or plat Of said city =
part OF Lot no. 4, In square No. .6i, ard bound
cd as follows: commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot No. q thence northwardly, along
the dividing line between said lot No. and lot
numbered 3, to public alley; thence along west
wardiy seventeen feet; thence south wardIy on a
line parallel with the said dividing line 10 south
street seventeen feet to the place OF beginning,
with the improvements thereon, which aye good
two-story Frame House.
This property fronts on south 9, between 18Th
and l3K streets west.
Terms One third cash; the residue I'm s and
IL months, for which the purchasers notes VIII
be taken, bearing interest from the day Of sale
and a lien on the premises.
If the terms Of sale be not complied with with.
In three days fIom the day Of sale the premises
will be resold, on five days public notice, az the
risk and cost Of the purchaser
All conveyances at he purchasers cost.
q. q. CALVERT. Trust G.
nov l9-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct,r
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Bye w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE COLLECTION or Imported
OIL Paintings ut Auction On WEB
NESDAY EVENING, December l7th, com
mencing st o'clock, / shall sell, al my spacious
auction room, (ITon Hall,) an extensive colIec-
ton Of ISre ana valuable oil Paintings By The
following eminent artists, viz: Guido, MIrilo,
Salvar:o, Rosa, Carlo, Dolci, Maninaro, Gaius-
borough, Etty, Ruysdael, LANCET, Sir Martin
Archer Shee, the late Pres idert OF The ROYAL
Academy, Jackson, Herring, Sen the celebrated
English animal painter, Meadows, OF London,
Brooks, w overmars, Doughty, Of New York,
Ennis, OF New York, now In Europe, ard numer-
Gus other celebrated artists, altogether forming
decidedly the best collection Of Paintings ever
offered for sale In Washington
he Paintings will be arraytd for exhibition on
Monday, December 18th.
Terms $50 and under cash over $50, so and
20 days credit for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing Interest.
purchasers can have their pictures carefully
packed to 90 any distance with safety
The auction room will be comfortably warmed.
The Ladies are particularly invited to attend the
sale. e. W BOTELER
dec l0-tS AuctidneeT.
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By WALL, BARNARD & co AuctIOaeeTs,

BY WALL, BARNARD & co AuctYoaeeTs.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
~ Surniture. Feather Beds and Bedding
and a general assortment of Household
Effects at Aucnon.-Un SAT u RDA Y
MORNING, 18th inst at 10 O'CLOCK, we will
sell, In front OF our Auction Rooms, general as,
sortment Of Housekeeping Requisites The effects
OF family leaving the city. We name in part
Mahogany spring seat Sofas and Chairs
Do blessing and plain Bureaus
Care and wood. seat Chairs and Rockers
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
One sc. Cottage Furniture complete
C,ttage Plain and other Bedsteads
Cook stove, PaI!Or Stores, AndiIons
Deli Glass and Croekery, &c.
Also, the sale Of Grocefies postponed on account
OF the weather until Saturday moEnlp Z, saline time
and place, with many other useful articles in the
housekeeping line unnecessary TO enumeIate
Sale positive. Terms at sale
WALL, BARNARD Il Co,
dec lid Auctioneer.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELE8RIPR
southsrn Commercial Convention.

eouthern Commerclsl Convention.
Our report of the doings Of the Southern
Convention were broken Of yesterday, by an
interruption upon the line south Of Whining
ton, while the Convention was debating the
second Of the series Of resolutions reported.
relative 70 the Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Burford defended the resolution as q
practical measure
Mr. Bucknell defended the resolution for
asking grant OF land Of the Government as a
practical measure He regarded the proposed
road rs n conduit to carry Southern institu-
iions 10 the countries bordering on the pro-
posed route, including Northern Mexico. The
co-operatiOn Of the whole South was needed.
or a route through Northern States would be
selected. 10 injure the South. He denies the
power Of the General Government TO build
the road
Mr. Hubbard, of Ala, thought that as tho
General Government was TO be benefited by
the building Of the road IL should grant the
land
Mr. Clemens, of Va opposed at length the
asking of grants Of land Of Congress as likely
to lead 10 corruption and an abuse Of power.
The Government has no constitutional right TO
grant lands to railroads.
Mr.. Cochrane, Of Ala defended the reso.
TUTORS 1t was necessary for the preserve
ton of Southern institutions that the road
should be built through Southern States. He
defended the constitutionslity of the mode
proposed at great length.
Mr.. Albert Pike thought the resolutions
were unnecessary, as the scheme proposed by
him had already been adopted by the last
two conventions. This invited the co-opors-
ton Of the Southern States, cities and indi-
viduals in joint stock company A charter
had already been obtained from Louisiana,
and hoped book for subscriptions would soon
be opened.
He wanted the general government to hsvo
nothing TO do with building the road, but rs
the North was getting large don ations of lands,
the South should take her share. He referred
10 the rapidly increasing preponSerance Of the
North, and the hostility 20 the South cvipced
there in the vote at the recent election. Tho
South must act. or it would be too late, and
the North would build. He was opposed 70
disunionl He depicted tho horrible conss
quences, but be believed il preferable to in.
equality and oppression in the Union.
After further debate the resolutions were
recommitted and the convention adjourned.
There is a grand ball being given to tho
delegates tonight. The discussions to-day
were animated and interesting. The ultra
Southern sentiments that were uttered were
received with decided applause. There is no
prospect Of final adjOurnme ut before Friday.
The business committee are hard at work.
Over eight hundred delegates are here A
letter from Hon Mr Toombs will be read in
convention tomorrow.
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GATHERS COMPOUND HERB DROPS;
For Coughs, ODDS, sronchitis. Asthma. &c.


VHESE INVALUABLE COMPOUND Herb
Il Drops have the extraordinary property OF i'm
mediaiely relieving Coughs, Colds, n oarseness,
Dimculty OF Breathing, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Huskiness Of the Throat.
Those who are troubled with that IN pheasant
ticbting In the throat, which deprives them Of
rest, night after night, by the incessant coug b
which 1t provokes, will, by using these drops,
find Immediate relief.
The subscriber, in presenting these Drops to
public notice, wishes 1t to be ex pressly under
stood that he does not claim for them any miracu.
lous curing properties, nor does he present them
with long string Of certificates Of Recommended
tons, although he has many unsolicited and most
hattering ones from persons who have used them
These Drops are composed Of six simple in.
gradients, principally herbs, which are known to
be very etcacious in the cure Of diseases result.
Ing nom Colds, and some OF which, being rather
nauseous In their natural state, would deter MANY
from resorting to them, but when made into
CANDY or drops, become palatable without losing
any OF their valuable properties
They have been approved and recommended by
all the most prominent members Of the Medical
Faculty Of Washington city.
Every Lawyer, Clergyman, Public Speaker, or
Vocalist, should carry few Of these Drops in
his pocket to be used before or after exercising the
vocal organs. /
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail. by
q. GAUTIER, A la Vile de Paris,
No 252 Pa av., Washington, ID. c. ,
Or may be had Of the following agent: JAS,
II. STONE, corner OF 7th and L streets; X s.
Il ClsSEL, 6eorgetown; JOHN T. HATES,
Navy Yard; SAMUEL WHITE. TIN street, 52s;
HENRY COOK & CO, Alexandria. dec9
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NATIONAL THEATRB.-This is the night set
apart for the complimentary benefit rendered
TO Mr.. Edwin Booth, on which occasion he
will appear as King Lear, character in which
he had great success in Richmond, Virginia,
during his late engagement there.
We have seen q copy of letter addressed
by literary gentleman of this city of recog-
nized critical acumen to a friend in New YORK,
in which the writer speaks in the most latter
ing terms Of Mr.. Booth as Hamlet, and closes
by saying: .--a-
{" write in haste, and only for the purpose
of recording my opinion of young Booth. De-
pend upon it he is destined to take q very
high rank in his profession Ho came recent
ly from California. where he made his first
appearance in principal character few years
ago, and where he has since been starring it
with success. He is like the precious ore OF
that auriferous region, and needs but the
mint-stamp of a critical audience to make his
metal more attractive and current throughout
the country. I learn he will play in New
York next spring. When he shall have done
so, predict thSt his popularity will be very
great. He Is but twenty three years old, and
should not be COMPOUNDED with his brother
Junius, who appeared on the stage few
years ago without much success.
Yours, ever faithfully, r. 8. c."
CIRCULAR TO GAS CONsUMERS.-Thef follow
ing circular has been left at the residence
of every gas consumer in this city, who, for
their own comfort and convenience, should
promptly attend to its suggestions:
The Washington Gas Light Company, with
the view Of preventing G repetition of the an
noyances experienced by their customers from
the freezing of meters at this season last year,
respectfully suggest to them that, in order to
secure q steady aud uninterrupted light du-
ring the present winter, their meters and SER
vice pipes when exposed) should be protected
from the action Of frost. The most efectusl
means to prevent the meter from freezing is
to fill it with alcohol or whisksy; and it is
earnestly recommended that this should at
once be done by every consumer. The service
pipe, when exposed by crossing areas, dc +,
should BIO wrapped with old carpet, or other
WOODEN material.
In any case where it may be desired, the
Gas Light Companylwill, on crttten appiica
ton, fill the meters with whiskey, charging
therefor only the cost of labor and material,
at the following rates:
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To guard against the admission of improper
persons pretending to be employed by the
Company, each inspector is provided with
certificate signed by the President and Score.
tary. The duty of this inspector IS to attend
to the meter only, and he is expressly forbid
den to demand or accept of any com pensation
for his services, or to collect any bill due tho
Company.
The Company request that any incivility on
the part Of their employees may be reported
at the Office.
Office hours from a. m. to p
Dec. lot. T. Brown, Secretary.
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ByJAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

ByJAS. =. MEG UIRE, Auctoneer.
TFaKUSEEES SALE OF SUPEREOR
4 Furniture and Household hffects.-OT
TUESDAY MORNING, December 23d, 1856. a
10 o'clCCk, az the residence Of gentleman declIn.
ing housekeeping, on eth street, between r and
ttreft, shall sell the Furniture and Effects
consisting Of
Two walnut hair spring seat French Sofas
De Centre Gables, four Card Tables
Marble-top Centre Tables
Two marble top Sofa Tables
Two mahogany damask-covered Lounges
One leather-COve-ed Lounge
Pair Of gilt frame Pier Glasses, one oval do
Handsome walnut Wbatnot
Two splendid OIL Paintings
Suite OF four handsome damask and lace Curtains
with Cornice and Fixtures
Handsome Brussels and three-ply CARPETS, OIL
cloths and Stair Carpets
Butf Window Shades. Table Covers and Cloths
"a walnut cane seat Dining Chairs
Two walnut Extension Dining Tables
Two parloF gas Chandeliers six gas Fixtures
Two bronze hat Trees, Hall Tables
p cane seat Office Chairs, rush sea, DO
Granite DiDrer and Coffee Service, Glassware
Silver. plated Castor
Three dozen plated Forks and Spoons
Do superior Table Knives, Fire Irsns
Large and superior Cooking Stove, &c
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum-
credit Of l. ., 2, and months, with interest, sat
isfactorily endorsed.
THUS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
dec 10 60 JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA
Three DAYS Later from Europe,

New YORK, Dec 1.-THE Cunard steam
ship Africa, from Liverpool on the 29th ult.,
has arrived.
Business was steadily improving in England.
and the general opinion was that the financial
crisis was past 1t was expected that the Bank
would soon lower the rate Of interest 10 six
rer cert
The chief feature Of the political news ia
the firm attitude maintained by Switzerland
against Prussia. The latter demands Neuf-
chatel, which Switzerland refuses uneOndi-
tionally. Austria, Bavaria, and Baden sup
port Prussia.
There is nothing new respecting the issues
the Peace Congress will re-assemble before
long in Paris.
There is a rumor that Prince Albert and
the German influence are backing the propo-
sal respecting BOlgrad, now before the British
Government, and so tampering with the Min
listers that they cannot act.
From France there is nothing Of interest,
and there is nothing moro in regard 10 the
rumored disturbance in Spain.
private despatch says the Persians have
taken Herat.
In the Liverpool market the prices Of the
lower qualities Of cotton have declined I'd +,
! and were very irregular; for the other quail
| ties prices were barely maintained. The Bro
kerS' Circular quotes breadstufs quiet. For
| wheat, buyers demand a reduction. Flour
had declined Is Corn was I'd a6d. lower
THE LATEST.
The English Admiralty has ordered the en-
tire fotilla Of gunboats to join the reserve
| steam squadron at Sheerness, and there await
| further orders There was also unusual nc.
| tivity in the dock yards, from which il is sur
missed that naval demonstration is about 10
| take place
| LONDON, Saturday morning.-A despatch
! from Berlin says that Prussia would be willing
/ to EeliSquish her rights over Neufchstel, pro-
| vided tie political prisoners are discharged !;
| otherwise she will act decisively.
| MARsEILLEs, Friday.-It is announced that
J n strong Russian corps is advancing through
! Bessarabis to the Black Sea. Seven English
| ships-Ofwar were expected at Constantinoplo
| from Malta.
Advices from Teheran state that Youssoui,
the leader Of the revolt at Herat, was con
demned 10 death at Teheran, but was subse-
| quently pardoned.
Parliament had been further prorogued to
the Sd of February.
The subscription of fS5O, 900 to the Atlantic
Telegraph Company closed to-day, having
considerably exceeded the required amount.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ENRANE HOUSE AND LOT at Auction.
L On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, I shall sci,
IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock D m, Lot
No. 3, In Square No. i6, having front on north
l stIoet Of 81 feet inches, between 18th and 26th
streets west, running back III feet IL inches to a
wide alley with the Improvements, which are a
good Frame HOUSE, &c
Terms : One-third cash balance In six and
twelve months, for notes hesIing Interest from
Gay of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Tile inaisputable. Terms 20 be complied with
In three days after sale.
dec 6-eodts A. GREEN, Auctr
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NJ ~ Gardner whose biography lies open before u.s.
eeIsny oeen Good Samaritan EARTH and the indian
maiden, Nahmeonitsh, forgotten
FOUNDER Of the celebrated of verwort and
Hosrhound which 10 saving thousands in midst doomed
Ecuns OF Consumption sufferers from Colds and
coughs Asthma, Group aud Cronchitis This
cine has great and sovereign virtues ard shoud be early
every where.
Msssrs weeks FOttet No I54 Washington street Be-.
ton General Agents For sale by W. H. Gilman Charles
soti Marin Palmer. D. Gilman and by Druggists gen
orally
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BYJAs. C. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer


VINAUsTEE'S SALE OF yaIUaRr..
Il Building Lot on Sd street west, between
Pennsylvania avenue and q strept,-E,v vJr.
tue OF two deeds In trust. duly executed are 70.
corded the subscriber will sell at public sale. on
on the premises, at4 O'Clock p. m, Lot No n,
In reservation No H. fronting Is feet on 3D. street
west, between Pennsylvania avenue AID G street,
by $50 feet 10 Z 35 feet alley.
Inc ABOVE property is situated In one Of the
most desirable parts Of the city, near Trinity
Sn9lch, and Offers rare opportunity 10 persons
desirous to build or invest
Terms Of sale One.third cash; The balance in
o, 10, ls and "a months, for notes bearing interest
nom day Of sale, secured by a deed Of trust On
the property and II not complied with In one
week after the sale the property viii Ee res old,
upon one weeks notice, at the risk aud expense If
the purchaser. All conveysncing at the ex peuse
Of the purchaser Title inds pu.able
CHAS. \ WALLACH, Trustee.
nov "a. 3taw&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer

GOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
" the First Ward ut Auction.-Oa TUES
DAY, December the 10th, shall sell, IA on, Of
the premises, alta o'clock P II part ot Lot No
5, In square No 81, having a front on New foI
avenue u 20 feet running hack 1876 feet with the
Improvements which IS good two-Story Frame
House containing five rooms ard wide passage
The above properly is situated on New York
avenue, between 2Ist and I'D streets west. The
House has been used until the last II months al a
Grocery Store. and VIII make first rate place for
the above business.
Title indjspGtable.
Terms c'sh. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
dec . Auction Der
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foNCOS FEMALE PIJES.-The combination Of Ingredi-
ents In the Pills ectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits are based upon extensive thirty
years; and where the directions have strictly
lowed, they have failed to Irregusres
relieve painful and difficult menstruaon partcnlerIy
the change of life They viii the whites ieove
All Constructions arising from cold
aud may be used successfully Preventive Gall upon
the agent and get Oircusr for particulars free.
Price per box With full directions Wholesale
retail by OHAs SfoTT Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
sAmU 81 WAITE, 61s Seventh street. Washington D. O.
and R. s. CSSRL Georgetown to whom ali orde-. M nat
be eeut and the Pills will be condentsIIy BY mall to
ladies' who enclose them dollar.
500
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, ANNE MARIA SIN
les, aged years, months and DAYS
The friends Of the family are requested to at
TEND the funeral Tomorrow Morning at III O'cl'k,
rom the residence OF her parents on NJ asss bus
i5s.
On the 9th instant VIOLA BUDD, only
daughter OF VIM. and Phoebe A. Budd, Of Peters
burg, Va aged years and mosths.
. On the llIh instant, Mrs. ANN DAWSON, In
the 6eth yer Of he. age
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have found them Of in alaying
ton and in snbduDs produced Colds and
our clerical brethren real favor in calling their
to Them -zion's Herald. eve commend them to the
tention Of public speakers singers others who are
troubled with affections OF the
man. "For Coughs, Asthma &C., cheerfuy bear testE
mony from personal kno Wedge to their ecacy-Bslous
Pictorial They simple and eleg form for admin
istering In combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem among Physicians in the treatment
bronchial shectiOns.-Dr g. r. Bgelow. Containing
opium or deeerious drugs these LOzenges can
freely by public speakers and vocasts for clearing and
g'Ins strength To The voice Sold by all Druggists
Oct l5-u JAMES N uaIIoAN sysnt
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Fy WALL, BARNARD L Co., Auctioneers
ARPE AND PERENPwORY SALE or
~ Rev and Secondhand Furniture, Car
ptts, Chamber furniture, Feather Beds,
and general assortment OF House yurn-
ishing Requisites at Auction.-On TUES.
DAY, December 10, al 10 o'cloct a. m, we will
sell, at or large and spacious sales room, on 9th
street, corner Of and Louisiana avenue, an ex-
cellent assortment Of Furniture, &C, consisting
in part Of
Mahogany and walnut Sofas and Chairs
DO do Wardrobes and Side Ia
blcS
Mahogany and walnut marble top Bureaus
Walnut Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
8 sets Courage uTnituIe, different STYLES
Cane and wood seat Chairs and Rockers
Hcdsteads, Feather Beds, Pillows. and Bolster
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Blankets, and Com
forts
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpets
Handsome carved top giit frame Mirrors
Large and small Walters; Girandoles
China and 6Iass WaTc, large assortment
With many other articles In the housekeeping
line we desm unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms All sums Of ard uGdCr 230 cash over
that amount credit of 80 and 80 DAYS for notes
satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il co.
dec I'D AuctioneeIs.