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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer,
CATALOGUE SALE OLA CHOICE COL.
~ lection of English and American stan.
dard Books On FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, November 18th and 29th, at 6
O'Clock, 1 shall, at the auction rooms. an extern
sive consignment OF English Standard Books,
comprising many beautiful illustrated works,
among which are the works Of Sir Robert Peel,
Lord John Russell, and many others. with rare
selection Of Standard, Poetical, Historical, and
Miscellaneous Works.
Terms cash JAS. c. Mcguire,
nov % Auctiopeer.
BY BONTZ 4 COOMBs, Auctionsers.
ENxCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AID KIT
~ chen Fur niture ut Auctieu.-On MON
DAY the LIST Of December, at OK O'Clock a m b,
we shall sell in front or our Auction Rooms, on
| TIN street, near the Northern Market, the House
hold Effects OF gentleman leaving thecity, such
| as
| Mahogany Sofas and Chairs
One beautiful solid ma hogany Wardrobe
Mahogany and other Bedseads
| large French plate Looking glass
Cane and woods eat Chairs
Lounges and Rocking Chairs
| Centre Table. washstands
| Carpets, Oilclotbs
1 fne Feather Bed, Bolsters and Pillows
| lot Of stoves, among which Is a fine X adiatcl
| China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Together with many other articles too numer.
Gus 10 mention.
Terms All sums under 800, cash over $40 .
| credit Of 80 and so DAYS will be given.
| BONTZ & COOMBs,
nov 2s-ts INTEL Auctioneers
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DOR r ENT THREE FURNISHED
Il Rooms. Two on the first floor. Parlor and
Chamber communicating, and Chamber on the
second floor, all well and comfortably furnished !;
with gas fixtures complete situated in one Of the
most agreeable, and desirable neighborhoods Of
the CITY No. 402 F street, one door east Of 9TH.
nov g. -
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PILFERISs FUEL.-Yesterday, as watehmen
Norwood and Bird were in search Of evidence
in larceny case, they came upon two colored
girls in the act Of removing wood from a wood
yard Iear Seventh street bridge. They were
taken before Justice Dom, and by request Of
the owner of the wood, released with q lecture.
They put in the plea Of poverty as an excuse,
saying that they had not the means to buy a
load of wood, and the dealers would not sell
them few sticks. They were advised to ask
for fuel whom they wanted it, and never take
it without permission.
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ENOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
l. with gas fixtures, good yard, brick stable and
coach house, on south B street, Capitol Hill In
euire OF JOSEPH INGLE, New Jersey avenue,
Capitol Hill nov 4-lw&eof
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ARGE ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR
- nished, lighted with 6as, for Rent, at No. "a
missouri avenue, between \ and 6th streets, on
the square opposite the National Hotel.
nov 20 2tH
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ENOR RENT "A ROOM SUITABLE FOR
l. an Once, In the second story Of the Savings
Bank building, Penn avenue, corner Of 10th
street Apply at the Savings Bank, or Of 8: n
HILL, street. nov 29-3t
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For Sale and Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS.-TwOH HANDSOME
l. Parlors, Zone Of which can be furnished as a
bedroom,) and on the first foor, can be had by
applying at $40 Twelfth street. third door from
kirkwood House. nov costs
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EOR RENT.-A BRICK DWELLING, SIT
Il uated on Virginia avenue, Island, between
10th and 18th streets, No. 251. Rent moderate.
Inquire at J. w. THOMPSON & RRO.'S, 269
Penn avenue, between 10th and lth streets. south
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ENOR SALE OR RENT-ONE OF THOSE
L large dwelling Houses on street, between
LIST and I'd, containing Water, 6as, Furnace,
Ranges, and all other conveniences OF first class
residence. The House will be sold great bar
gain. Apply on the premises, or 18th street and
Canal, Of JNO. b. WARD.
nov IA eO5w TInteld Unionl
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ONE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER,
~ handsomely furnished, for Rsnt-S30 per
month. Also one large front Room second story,
with good sized single room in suit or single.
Board, III desired, on the most reasonable terms.
Apply at No i6s 10th street, between ID and +.
nov 29-lw&
COTTAGE AND GARDEN FOR RENT.-A
" Cottage House with well furnished rooms,
and good garden attached, would be rented low
to good tenant. Situated corner Of nj and 9th
streets east, convenient to Wendell's new Print
Ing Oface Possession given Immediately. Ap-
ply by letter to Box 293, City Post Once.
nov 29-3t&
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RFNT.-EN-
l. quire on the premises, No. 2S5 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south side.
nov 13-r
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1.-TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
l. SALE.-Houses No AZ and 50 Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9Th and 9TH streets The location Is
desirable one. and offers a chance for good
investment Terms easy Apply to r.. X LUN
by. No. 1ze Bridge street, Georgetown, or No. 10
Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 14-tf
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ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Thursday night
James flanagan was arrested for assaulting
and beating VIM. J. Gary. He was held tC
bail for his appearance at the Criminal Court
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court has been en-
gagged during two days with the trial Of tn
case of Harry Us. Msgee A trespass case
which attracts the attention Of the members Q
the bar.
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MILITARY The Lancaster Fencibles, Q
visit this eity on tbs ltb Of Ms,cb ~, "
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* BOXES MOULD CANDLES
ID 80 do Adamantine do.
nov 26-eo6t BARBOUR & SEMMES.
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FINAL HEARING.-Wm. Johnson alias Phil.
lip Killian alias Phillip Keelan, John Wroe
and John Barkman, we're brought out for a
final hearing before Justice Dom, on the
charge of stealing bacon from j. PeddicOrd.
Mr.. Wharton appeared for defence. The ties;
timony of several persons was gwen, and the
parties were all committed for trial at the
Criminal Court. A considerable quantity of
the bacon was recovered and restored to the
owner. Messrs. Norwood and Bird, of the
auxiliary guard, deserve credit for the man.
agement of these arrests.
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NEW Principles NO POISON O
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cu&

hR ANTTDoTE TO MALARIA, for the prev
~ tion and cure OF Fever and Ague, or Chill Fee
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and REMIT
Feyers also Of Bilious Feyers, accompanied
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fe !
ship and Jail Fcver, General Debility, Night Swe4
and all other forms Of disease which have conn
origin in Malaria or Masma
This subtle atmospheric poison which at cert
seasons II unavoidabiy Inhaled at every breath
the same in character wherever 1t exists sou
east west--and will everywhere yield 70 this nj
iy diseoyt red AST1DorE which neutraizes the pos|
completely purihes the system, and thus entirely
moves all the cause Of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordi
" results from its s,c
II viii protect any resident or traveller ever@
thc most sickiy Or swampy localities, from any a.
81 bilious disease what YER, or any injury from q
SANITY inhaling Malaria or Miasma.
1t viii instantly check the sgue in Persons u
have SUI rcd for any length Of time, from din n
twenty years that they need never have anot1
chill 10y continuing it, use according to directed
1t will immediately relieve All the distressing
suits ~ btiuus or ague diseases, such general
bility, night .weats etc. The patient at once begI
to recover arp tte and strength and continues ur}
permanent and mdiea is Effected. And a
proof that il i also worthy # public confidence,
If its singular md entire ha mlcssn.ss, the II
lowing rtiheate FROM Of the most eelebra(
chemists IN the United States is attached to evd
bottle;
NEW YORK, June II, 1851
~ have made a chemical examination Of Rhod
Fever and Ague Cure, or Antldote to Malaria, 4
have tested it tor Ar-pnc, Mercury, Qninne, stry<
nine, but have not found s. particle of either in
nor have found any substance in it's competition IN
would Prov injatiaus 70 thc constitution.
JANE, X. Chiffon, VI, ID, Chemist.
This allows IF KS free use H. a pr, ventlyg by viii
All persons may thu. b sure If gntir freedom from
above named disease, no matter how sickiy the -
son or swanpy thc locality.
Proof of cthcacy frequently published, and :
confidence Vi the public Is asked only IN proporti
to it, actual merits wherever introduc and u,
These only ar relied upon t. prove Its worth.
0ne or two bottles will answ.r for r,S4pary case
sornc may require NOR, Directions printed ia q.
man French aud Spanish, accompany each bottle
Priea One Doiiar. Pr pared and .old by the p,
prtetur, JAMES A. RHODES Pr,yid, nce Il. /.
E.s- IL. II. AYKts, Agent. heokuk, Iowa ard
sal b, pruggists generally uoyf.d.a W
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NOTICE 10 RAILROAD CONTRAG-
katIk&.


FIsHE un}e--gu j. ,mp ,s9s Il this Western
L Division .. he VI abs.A aHi Mississippi Rail
roal IS I'D itee,s P4oPVsRLs uAtll tt" 2sth day II
Aiag. "a, lor the Grufs9, Brat f.aH, Ttsc aua
otaftetten ID lie IIr-t .e.iI III said road. from
Nsrsuw - Cirttas I'll. The jistauet Is l. m4ias.
tgaitt mics WlIch has ben partially graded
aud hfaE. d Ih. MAX 81 oa i ne Viii be q grade
ie additional portion Il the scilou-re grade and
repair ths - grait furnish ana lny The "a III.
who3e-buila mt bfiaxug, farm ID The lo.n, and
-task sie rad ere. All Of which werk ana mate
rial farul he.l, must b. ~ saep lharacser as viii
mails p q class western road.
The work 4, be nitnm need within thirty days af-
TER tne aeee ptanc u thu bid and contract AMI pros
cutsd with diligence and hdshty under the direction
i tbs Engineer If tie road q completion within
twe y. manths.
Payments Will he made may be agreed upon, III
he tofpaTaih Bonds ~ The County If Hancock,
.ttyoi War,aw, and city of keukuk. bearing 81 ght
per cenf lutercst--and nui idual subscriptions #
cash. mat rial and a. e. tate ong and in tn ".
entity III the line Bids VIII he rec iyed and consid-
'red for separate sections If grading brid giug and
ytk-, AMI ironing and furuis i ny tn ruad-or for
The whole complete, at an aggregate price PER mile,
tie.
The Co missioners reserying the right To consider
and accept only such may be deemed reasonable
mi thin their abt4ity and means 70 adopt and com
Ply ~th,
For further information apply to--and bidders
sill address eil heI IL the uudeis igned--to wit
j ", INGFKS0LL Canton, Ill
Nj 5. HUNT, Warsaw, iii.
ii W SAMPLE, X, okuk, Iowa.
Feb. l4th 1886. Commissioners j. NJ X. X.
uAwflay
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Now ready for toe season q large stock q Is d
y ming foods il Velvet Plain aud Shaded cel
and Back Of al witt Plush shaded, Ms
FRINGE Muirc Ant que, altered Gibo ps, tDiorSftt.
N.1,h Galaonr IN great ynrIety tiimps, BRAID a.,
seiae Il bright colars for children dr,ssey
pt ia law 2. u FOSTER.
s !,'RaNlH CAo,IMEkE9-A iot ma.e u dos
+ / SUPP French C,.sim res just r.aiyedhy
0d&w 7. j FOSTER.
iTAtII EELNEfS--Assorted eo.ots. al ess than
4 y c,-t @ impori-great bargains + miiiiaers.
dcolOdAw i. y. FOSTER.
nREsS GOODS. Trimmings. &c Black Silks IL
& ~ all width very low. Paid, cheek and broead
iiks. Lnrge and small Plaid Cashmers, Printed
/ Plain De Lanes, y ak Eng. Crap, Moss Velvet.
+ II Antique, ana Ribbon Trimmings, just openet
sat. Tor sale cheap. aeelClAw T. y. POSTER.
i a EENsWAkE. 6C,--A complete assortment Of
W White uranite Ware in setts single pieces
AFRO for holiday presents Decorated China Cups
Mugs. Flower Vases, &c. =. d. FOSTER
dcei0ddw
pRocnA SHAWIs-A Few more long and single
ID Brotha Shawls for sale ow 10 close Oh
Gee 01dw p. ID. FOSTER.
DLAlps.- Those beautiful scotch nAd Tartan
Pa.d., every variety can b. fund at
.ep21dXm WOODWARD & cos
" ESeB> EDITORS Please inform the lidles
~ that hav received til, largest stock Of eln
deri's, Collars from cents 10 $500; Matt ,
a..ek SIk Bfas- and rta! thl M Lac Lace, j ~
4.tt mn oWiss Col ars Cors ts. Ribbons, Noiro An
tst ID u4a Ribbon Trimmings, de- -.
II. u. WOODWARD 4 co
Aug. . ls55.--d2w
NEEss TIdMMINGs.-Th Ladies can ID sais
y hi- line st
lrAsw WOODWARD 1 cos
tDhApY MADE CL0IaING.- Efetytbnl ID the
ine can he had AZ TO- "we t a1ur,s *
.ePzfiw WOODWARD 4 co.'s
ANo9b ptLAiNE9.-Ey Variety plain anu
hF0rtd Wool DeltalnH-. Jtst rtetiAed 1t
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penae.. HI.etro- uagnet.e rIa.,er


IuUh Hufas
r[tHI~ Novel aHl extraordinary remedy i uphe-
L by tae testimony Il soDe b tho 4 I.
Tonne &c, Miss suppl snd Agkaasas. The pfopns
tal aud inventor Has. g tbousards u others. &C
afcate. Fl ~ thetallawing distinguished genticmsr
# Memphis Tauu.. .he home II ti. ~ prtstsr
Re l. Grae. tol. -u4lth r. B4aAhs nd-e.ht'.
Memphis Wig Wa. i. aneey -, uit1r se Nen.
pa,s Neee. = keele n u. \. A Carr. u T.. H.
lfoeket lawyer. grand ~ u Day! Crockett. inss. !
Laud, NJ y. :
tbs uderfni Plaster does not pain, blister or "a
cortate. Nn reter i mas been intrdue Il 4 has ~
pere d,d al other patent medicines fof CHRIS art
'fsfra q0tfsHe q tte a.af3et' :
Unake Quinine Arsenic and other daie,eriets
drug tbs- medicine mas. quick, Fad ea and re 8
ieci cure anu follow ty i'm If na.adi 4
wal-e ,Aau tie one remoy d II parIect harlGl
aud be used VIII perleei satisfy by ali sexes all
as,
The proprietor in introducing the E. NJ 7. IN TIL
community ieav,s II o make It's 0 al reputattt het
by It's merits aud superior clam on The publ
Address {. NJ i sic, Proprietor, Memphis. Ieni
PKIcE ST.. liberal discount made 10 the tfad'
sent BY ma to al parts u thu country
soc wholesale and retail agent for heok
Ii. H. AlRES. /
Ca~,., q1 au3 Main street off24lw
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nNEsS GOODS Trimming &c Black Silks II
~ all width very low. Paid. cheek and broead,
ilss. Lorge and small Plaid Cashmers Printed
Plain De Laines, Back English Crap, Moss Velvet
II Il Antique, ana Ribbon Trimming *, just opene.
ami TOR sale cheap teelClAw T. y. FOSTER.
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TO OUR COUNTRY AND CITY
FRIENDS.

WE are now in receipt por Oakland ""H. T..
w Yeatman," "Conncwago," "Jam,s Lyon,
and "Westerncr," Of our Fall and Winter stock,
which we offer TO the Trade at very fapordbie prices
AS 10 quantity and quality, can say stock il
very large and desirable aud shall take great pleas
ure and much pains in filing ali orders entrusted TO
us.
We call attention TO the following articles COM
prsing portion Of our Stock:
loo hhds 4 Sugar, 100 bxs Nj raisins,
% Refined do. 50 DO Layer do
100 bbls Becher crush 'dlOo do esh behring's,
loaf and clarified do. l0 BIB p,cans
10 b&s Brown Havana go de 81 almonds,
4Z5 bags coffee s. do Il berts
30 peck Is old gov Java do do walnuts,
so bags Laguara do, do Brazil nuts,
80 hhls reb0led Molassea 80 bush pea nuts,
10 . ) III Molasscs, so bxs Habbits purified
20 f" Belcher's syrup, saicratus,
- golden syrup, rs do Don 5 pure DO.
90 pkgs If bbl Il kgs DO 10 casks soda do
20 hbs- Plantation do 80 bhis DO do
10 tlerces rice 80 kegs { soda,
100 bx star candles, bbis ere am tartar,
50 If and a bxs do 80 bxs artaric acid,
50 b&s summer press. do easka masiuer,
30 do mould do cases aud ; ccroons inai-
loo bxs palm ros. soap, 20,
90 /" starch, cases nutmegs,
a5 !" smoking tobacco 1 bbls copperas.
10 Ibis do do, 5 doalum,
30 gross TN foil fine cutJ do putty,
chewing do 70 bag. pepper
$40 bXs manuf. tobacco off do spice,
ali gradrs, 80 bxs pure ground do Of
90 do Havana six cigars, each kind,
- hf chts imported tea, 70 do do do ginger,
% do DO ii 90 80 do pickles,
80 do gunpowder do 80 do pepper sauce,
so de- black do 200 doz cans frssh cove
80 sacks Vi No S cotton oysters,
yarn. ~ cases sardnes
g do white and eol varpetI0 III bbls No / white fish
cham, 80 pkgs mackerel bbis and
81 bale. batting, hia
500 bxs asst siaee Windows drums fresh cod fish,
glass, 100 doz hemp bed cords
80 bbls tar, 80 do grass do
20 do composition ro0fingl0 recis hemp packing
pgtch yarn
tons roofing paper 90 doz painted tuba,
90 Kegs nails, go do do buckets and ]
- bxs axes various brand hoops,
TO ~ pare lead w do we'll buckets,
10 Ibis Linsecd oil, rs DO wash boards,
70 casks tanner, do - DO half bushels,
bbls turptniIne. - 10 tar cans,
200 sacks 4 salt ~ nests wood bowls, : "a
600 d. DAIRY do 5 key bar lead
30 bxs candy 500 bags shot,
10 dtums fresh figs, } 80 bxa prima cheese
dgeaw C0SNAHLE, oMYTH Il 90
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WATCHES
N. w. JONES,
UeaIerin Clocks. Watches q JeweIry

UN NttVNU FIKttTs
Mkt door to {. Parsous Banking Housed
kEohl A.
FINHE subscriber has gust received large a
l and beautiful stock Of Gold and silver a
Watches, Gold Jewelry, &c, compr4+ths he 49,
a!cst STYLES If Ladies Errasi Pins, lar
Rms. Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, cold Guard ans
Fob Chains, KEYS. Seals, silver Ihimbles, Colo
Slides, snaps, studs. Gold Pens with or wthout
aolders Gold Pencils, Pens and Pencils.
WATCH REPAIRING.
The subscriber by uS practical matchmaker
feeie competent repair the mest dtflieal and dell
cute worn tina may be entrusted 10 hls care.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction,
CORRECT TINE.
The public MAY assured hat the correct tlm,
Is, aud ataays ~ u b. k III by
Nas Il, ls55-.lir ~ W JONES
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\ !. of - ;. ~ e N ~. range 5.


I.ot Is and 1913 n Aasbelia, and the T. ! q y
" of}N Il 26--Gs--a l0 aercs} IN dispute.
tor me y hole If which wlll TAKE hreafe-t'ro
Hoasena dollars, oue-hrd il hand, anu tbs balance
- no, tHa .arDe aad four annual ray sncnts. .lib
lu crest Is 10 per cent. from d4e, IL ~ patd
Aie. aad secured Is decd af ras antll ai Il paid.
my person wishing for particular Information
u location ar qualtts Of hr iau.ts mss apply a II.
1, Reid, ESD, og uiA Honor he Nay Il a city vi
teoka6. W II. GILLl>~
Jq#y g5 1855
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removed srom Concert ssniI.

| Z. II. lt0tGiiI0S Attorney and Counsellor
Il. - Law Notary Public, Land aud neral sol
lee. ine CERT Office 10 the R,a E-tata 4 Il y, and
VII itsale Auction House " smith 4 Nau siek Een
% 81 street btween bIaiH and Johnson keuknk
Iowa lots u Los and Farms for eale On reasana
bis tsrms. oct I'D
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G.iIimaress Cholera and Diar lac q

This ID best IN ~ sipwn ~ bowel com1
laul- ,ueh Ca .e.a part4ea, LII iierg. Pa ?
il L,~ j.. 4c.. &c. Ib#se 81 ug bay, uae.s IL a
chs Ined wl,Lit. msi.cal VIRTUES. lis, tame Is BIO
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HORSE SH0EINd.

Bring IN your lame horses ana have them shod
right. From his cong and constant practice in this
branch Of the business ht futters himself that he
canuat - exec cd by any ia he country. lie
particularly seitcite patronage m his line.
lie oilers his services Farrer in all its
hraHehe-.
Max 26 1885, aAwlv
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Autumn Stoc T..

II IS now open fine stock e French and Amer
| | lean Printed aud Plain DeLaines; Plain ard
p,aid Mernoes ,obHrgs, Black aud Goiar.d Mo-
hair. DeKaggs Ac. ID which he invites he alton
tan Il the Ladies, atlng them chat the style aRa
quality ar, unsurpassed and pIess toN thy se4e
goods can be sold Ia theeorntry.
It..tul Sapt TO dRw
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Gaicdouian Cough Iozenees.

fars oushs, Ields. ard BsaeebiM affection. II
asee gl.en entire satisfaction Il those wA0 4Rt u
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4 the Nimble >ixplnce, Just from the auction
y Rooms, largy iot of Goods. Come and zee what
bargains. ,. D. ~ '. bA14i'l-''~'
sspt i S55.--ddw.
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FRY GOOD

Dry GOODS.
30 bales A muslin, primo,
so pes sattnets ass d, 70 to Toe per yardi
50 do ny. jeans do 70 to dec, do do
1900 do prints, new Styles
20 do Colungo
% do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeIaines, Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread, t~ar-
rantcd,) Stewards best Linen Thread, and general
.ep22dAw b. A. WILLIAMS.
AIM sOuU~ And GROCERIES.
rIytF ppblic viii take notice that have rcceN ed
an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
shoes and Groceries, al my old stand on Nam So
near fourth.
Families wanting groceries can nave them Put up
at keaauk wholesale prices.
intend to give particular attention to the pro-
duye business, and Expect that my long experience
Ia thar line wills enable me u give satisfaction " ~
customers sep22 - - WILLIAMS
rAsA paid tor all country produce. At the Old
X s5na of sep22 j. A. WILLIAMS
NNTAAlED.- 5.UOObushels Timothy seed;
w 10000 do Flax Seed,
and allknds Of grain and seeds, tor which the high
scp21 : 'S'' f b. A. WILLIAMS.
Doors and Shoes.-I70 cases of boots and snoes
ID FIR men, women, boys, glris and lhfants, Just
received by sep22ddw u, a, WILLIAMS
Leather. leather
HAVING purchased The entire stock If Pike ful
L Ter Co., shall hereafter Keep On mana goo
assortment Of Leader, shoe Findings Betting, liar
ness Leather, &c All which Will be sold low To-
cash. NJ rchants from the interior request ed 70 call
Cash paid for hides j. A. WILLIAMS.
noY2eaw
Always TraGtne.
r HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store Of James
H. Bruce and viii here after continue the business
IN ile same pace.
The store Is III charge Of Mr.. y. II. AsSAnLE,
VIII se long experience and polite and attentive man
ners are Well known in this community. As / can
and Vii of r GREAT BARGAINS, expect large cue
CON.
Rcinsrnbcrth places One door cast Of II, d. Wood
ward 4 Co, Main street. i. A. " lLll AAls.
A plQd{w
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Tremendous stock.

MY Boys say my second story ! p,led " fulI =
vi goods that there i danger d breakdown Al
persons wanting goods at their own prices viii d.
wei! t. call at our and save u the trouble q
throwing them into the street Dry Goods, yes, eF-
cry hng Groceries YES, the best teas fresh Boots
and shoes, yes, every thiug = ,r>,r1
4 acT dNM ,. ,. ~ " y. ~ LIllNdo.
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IMPROVED s7TssrsoTApEs
CtrTGNe's PATENT AnHnoTlpi

TfiIfE Subscriber takes tais Il vs
tna i. and 5al1 H. puh T." ' ia, he Il /. .a
NOT taking Gtas. Il tur,s Oh a -Aa2 sa'y.s,Ax
ii v aud improved plan but tEat ~Ly-S
ne IS producing Cuttings Patent Ambr1,ypes q
Pct uees uiass not daubed the back Wit
black paint,or VANISH, nor cemented wlth an ind
srfuc cement winch -troys The tone and bean
~ If he picture bui adhegcs strictly 10 the Cut
ting Patent, u rme lieally scaled, with tran.ia
stt cement, a beautiful nam ed pate which ~
fichrs tue pic,nre, giving tone which can oni y
D esu1lied ty hue steel ate engraving HE ~
itslgid has not taught any one the art, a. he con
stders the cS usie, right of Lee Gouuty mach j
lucrative than the trile which m,t IN The daguer
reotype business. could all jrd 10 pay. II the Bar
nnmized he would say, call and see has new Ambrs-
~ PEE 20 tile yictimized be would with loud vic
cHelaim, avoid ing CHI atcl. The gallery for Al.
oro5ypes lsnot on Main street but at No. 3, ID >
lanJl EMERSON. Artist.
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nIsCN< ,r.TsEINt..

N{TILLIAM GKAlAM. ~ Tafd, between John
: son aud Exchange Struet-. ri the Er.c shop
wuuid inform the p,o q thal be Il prepared to 4,
al kfnds 81 BLACksatEHlNG IN a neat, durable, AND
chcap nanner.