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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

PRESENT Co.pfTfoN AND SOCIAL YRoGREss OF
ms t.s

PRESENT cospiTioS AND SOCIAL PRoGREss or
TnE REPUBLIC.
rom ~ iicraldo Of Mcxieo.
W Grsn9ja Which, from the Declaration Of 10.
hdence up ~ the present tine, has nearly
4ed its population, Uor il numbers now abont
600 inhab,tants,) aud effected in its CONNER
Movements Dnd its revenues very striking i'm.
,menis has entered the path Of pro- rcss amidst
|,csl fevolu ions, ~ which 10 has frequently been
sbeatrc. During the last crisis OF this sort,
\ was bnectsd Nv General Melo, In toe month
|}pril, lS55. srd which threw nearly the whole
nv into confusion, we behold the magnificent
orle Of he GiieIeDt parties who divided the
making Tie sacrifice Of their opinions
anirnosi;ies ard Of al eminent mcn ultiog
.nbat the daring chief who raised himself TO
Dictatorship trampiing on constitutional or.
The ffserda OF liberal principles had 10
aer great difficulties, bit finally, the revolution
|alorously. although dearly yanquished siace in
Isry streets Ut Bogota. amongst a number OF
| men xho, encouraged by the fair sex, fought
| 81 the dictator, persisted the valiant General
Hntrs. one Of the glodes and hopes Of New
ida and frusn that moment, as IA observed ~
.inister for Foreign Relations, in the tirst Of his
| ara, "peare and legal order have been preserved
. 1T interruption In tbs republic, notwithstand-
,e prolonged sxei.e0 ent OF toe elections. The
. lied liberty Of discussion OF matters of public
| II n Icing more and more consolidated by the
aside a All party spirit on the part OF the
X nal YES VINO NutulntS'tf Vhbilt hhhfrs " bUc
pe OF ,gunicipsl government In the teFritofia
rs, ana by the progress Of industry. No irria-
ekical soci,l, or religious question divides TO-
,e Gil I've, ard Inhabitants Of tine country; there
lists no single person in the country with In
3, power or means OF action sufficient TO In
im 10 promote revolutions, or 10 put himself
the laws; nobody IL arraigned or persecute1
itical crirnes, and the most Of those who hal
inDlicatcd In the military rebellion of 1854
side trsnquilly in the midst of their families.
relations with foreign powers are all OF Q
~ and pacific character.
true, the finances are not In 80 fourishing
IN; for New Granada, at the time OF the re-
on OF the public debt OF the republic Of Co
n, was hardened with half of IL, so that IN con-
ice OF this circumstance, and Of the later
jiops and eiyil troubles, the enor-
debt o, s47 600, 900 weighed heavy on
lasuiy, Tor the reductions effected Ia the
IS, together with other economical reforms
)nsicerahly diminished the public revenues,
int time not having elapsed for the measures
d 10 yield the hoped for results. The revolu-
tucd 70 deranged all calculation, caused to tie
.trt asuIy enormous expenses, and exba lst "A
sources Of the provinces, which we're tie
81 civil war; and lastly. the taxes aud o tr.
lie state Effects being paid in bills Of credit
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Dec I2l oi2 Incl 500, ips Dec. 500, Cai Zee. 70

Dec. I2a6 i2 Incl see,ies Dec ,c4t Zee 70, ses
by ieducing the wheat TO -four, the quantity Of the
after left AZ tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows an increase
a .5s7 bbs. Of -four.
Tie following Is a statement Of tolls received on
the New York canals during the first week in Au-
pust and also the total amount received from the
opening Of navigation up to August sth in the years
named -
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SECOND BOARD.
CiqY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Aug. I'D Pm.
AsuysThc receipts we're Night, while small sales al
pots mute al So g. for American, All Canadian
were held AZ - u.s. Pearls were At 81 s5.
ErfAps1yus -Flour-The foreign news hal de-
pressing influence prices which receded from loo.
2ec rer barrel on state and Western brands and from
&C acc. and In Of low grades, Sec per
bbi. on Scuttefn, which was In larger supply, and
siotk e new accrm-laiug. The sales of ali kinds
amounted 10 @o 600 bbls., closing 1t about the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1856.

that orders have been given at the government Offices
not 70 receive notes in payment all unless they first
marked as good by the bank. Instances have been
mentioned to-day OF notes offered IN payment OF
stamp duties being refused As far rs at present known
all the forged notes Of the denoin alton Of 100
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments o. the banks
of this city duriug the week preceding Saturday
morning Aug. &c. 1856
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Amwg he sales were some low graics OF State
market was % very rnuco un.eaied that Il was dir
III 70 make quotations. Canadian Was quiet, with
ssles n 30 500 bbs a, quotations given above.
southern supplies larger especially fof newly manu-
iao Utt aud prices were depressed The sales embraced
about oto lsoo bbls. al the decline noticed In tho
above table Of prices. Rye lour and meal were
quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat was heavy, and
riices unsettled. The market from Sc. loo. per
Southe mixed lots of old and white a, 81 a. and
4Coo 5000 DO In lots at 81 50, with small lots
ncminal. Ccrn-The market was be,ter supported than
prices 'or wheat. The sales embraced about $4,000
3, GO bushels Western sound mixed, at Gle. t2l.c
bsatd diktilpg lots were In light supply and prices
nonuai. Rye was quiet a, SOC. oais-Ssles Of STATS
and Western were reported at &c. lsc.
GOWN loving 70 the large sale at auction, noticed Tor
u I'D, The market IVES quiet and sales limited zoo
tags Flo Trimmings sold at 9sc. loc, and 400
bags Isruyra al life allie.
corrcs The make, was nrm with sales Of 400 500
bols. IN lots, without quotslle change IN prices.
so 90 coo bushels Of grain to Liverpool Al ID. =
bags tor corn and ID. In do Tor wheat 1000 2 900
hhs aour ats Cd and 100 bis roan - 1 Is, led
quiet a, weeks rates Rates 10 California were dull
I" 1 I,,'o AL 500 bbls., aeoc aesc
HoS--The market quiet, and small sales madc o.
Eastcrp and Western, at SC. lee. The fcreien news
IIrr-sales Of 600 SEQ bAs. were revortsd n ssc
for common, and st 81 80 for lump.
NcrAsssS.-Abom 100 hhas Cuba cAyed. moasses were
Navm srcnrs were sus, a, saturdays quo.aAaoas.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY market was heavy, and sAiss
confined TO 200 Soo bbh In small lon, o. e1s 20 ~
mess, and SIT "a SIS for psne BsA vs. heavy, and
tales confined 10 100 $50 bbs. including counry prime
nj 80 81 and mess DO al - % 20; other Descriptions
were unchanged Cut meats were steady and about 200
hhds. were Sold scudiag shoulders, 81 skc, and hama
and sides at etsd. lard was arm, With email sales q
lac. Butter Gas steady 16o. $50. for saAe. Cheese
was steady nj SC. n &C.
Rfcr--Saies Of 1850 Casks were made II skc. aasc.
steARs-Thc market was quiet and SALES were con
nncdso $50 hhds. Cuba $40. 90, and 20 DO hoAds
| M6h. 49,. :
SsG
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showing falling of this year. thus far, In COM.
parson with the light tolls Of last year, amounting
TO slo6 $780, and in comparison with the receipts OF
l847, a decrease Of 500, 436.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the Bank of Missouri and branches on the soth Of
June, 1866
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nec. ess Ire. ASST oCS Del GSs SG2 Inc iol OIL
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles lef
at tide.water from the commencement Of navigation
to the llth Of August, inclusive, during the year
1871 and Ia6e vaa aa follows
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In cur English files we find the following allusio
10 extensive forgeries on the Bank Of France =

to extensive forgeries on the Bank Of France
The alarming discovery has jus, been made that an
,mupse number Of forged notes OF the of France
anountne u is supposed 10 the value many millions
of france circulation. The forgeres are 40 Inue
uocsy executed that several OF the most experiences
Jerks In the bank we're unable 10 detect them VA
only after oeaie - ~ peeseu noss naa been infinitely
between the false and the genuine paper was detected
II was then found that out q parcel OF eighty. eight
notes cishy seven were forged, The affair 80 serou
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This movement is about what we anticipated.
The decrease in the different departments Is but q
beginning Of the contraction, which must continue
for many weeks. In a table published this morning
we showed decrease in the supply Of specie Of
sS2O,as2 but the banks show greater decrease
than that. The aggregate Is now under thirteen
millions, ard lower than has been reported since
the middle of May last. The drain upon tho banks,
both for the payment Of duties and shipments abroad
for the next two weeks must be met from their pre-
sent supply. We shall no. have another remittance
from California before about the ist of September.
The following table shows tie quantity Of some
Il the principal or les produce left az tide water
from the c, mmencemcnt Of navigation to the 18th
OF August, inclusive, during the years 1854, log
days; 1855, LOG days; 1856, lO1 days -
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RrcniTs o. rRcrrcE Al TIpr wArra.

The quantity Of Gou, wheat, corn and barley
left at tidewa'er Curing the second week |, An.
gust, in the years 1865 and 1850, was as follows
Flour Ltts What b. Corn, ~. Barley, On.
is5t.... 2l,ifa l2Go ai3,si3 300
1856 ~. .C.Gc3 s22,52T 0i4.6t5 35s3
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: The annexed staterne Mt exhibits comparison Of
the leading departments Of the banks Of this city for
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At the second board the market was about the
same. The operations were limited. Michigan
Southern Railroad fell OF I per cent. Reading Rail
TOAD advanced per cent; New York Central Rail
rad, I; Erie Railroad, I. After the board prices
were lower ard the market closed heavy. The prin
cral purchasers to-day were the shorts for delivery
Prices we've sustained by his class Of buyers The
bank returns are not at all satisfactory. falling
III in the srece reserve Of 100000, in the face Of
receipts from California OF more than one aud halt
million, Is not calculated TO strengthen confidence
much In the future course Of the money market.
the exports Of sre,ie from this port this week viii
not fall much short Of million Of dollars
Simeon Diapers regular semi-weeky sale Of stocks
aud bonds viii take place tomorrow, trucsday,) at
alfpast ~ o'clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
The Assistant Treasurer reports today as fol
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The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left
al tide water from the commencement Of nayi'
CATION to the l4th August, inclusive, during the
years 1855 and 1856, was as follows
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Bogota, July IL ls5G
Since my last circular has been published, M
event capable Of onec,lng public reace or legal order
has occurred in territory In Panama there still
prevails scme dsquie,ude in the public mind the
0atu,al effect OF the dsirust and resent nrnt ex-
hibied by certain foreigners on account Of the
eyeits Of tie 18th cf April which have not yet been
rightly appreciated; but the security Of the transit
j. row complete.
The government Of the United States has made
dplomsti, reclsna'ious on account If those occur.
rebccs, and is tskng steps 10 arrive q. the facts
through impartial and trustworthy nmissioners
one q whom is it, Minister resident In this country
who. by is orders has left this capital for Panama
TIE saice desire anima'es the nation nj government
whose o,ders and excrtions are frankly and efRca.
iously directed 10 the same end, which may easily
lie attained. all being animated by the senti.
mepts and agreeing to the objects 10 be attained
by this investigation.
i annex protest % the Executive under date Of
tie g,h inst, directed 10 the diplomatic corps, and
10 Oh friendly governments in regard TO the recog
tion Of the intrusive government OF Rivss and
Walker in Nicaragua by the President OF the United
states. The mere perusal Of this document, In draw
ing MP which no idea hostile 10 the American Union
bas EXERCISED airy influence, viii prove it's justice
and urgent necessity. New Granada, as one Of the
sectors Of Spanish America which arc at present
the prnciJ oil objects Of 6libusterng attempts and
Gs the sister ard neighboring ally Of the Central
American States, feels u her duty promptly and
energetcaly 10 raise her voice this solemn coca
sitp. The Executive counts herein upon the al dent
and logical support Of the citizens OF all parties who
are ell alike patriotic.
On tie same day (thc sth) treaty Of friendship,
commerce, and navigation, was concluded with the
republic Of Ecuador, superseding that Of the year
ls32.
ON the 10th June the session Of the Legislative
Assembly, which bad lasted one hundred and forty
days came 10 q close; it was not possible for IL TO
hiring 20 pass tie proposed appreciation Of the new
treaty with France.
A committee Of engineers Is AT present examining
The orc md for the construction OF carriage road
rom Il rort OF Buenavcntura on the Pacific, to the
70, tile and vast valley OF Cauca.
have the honor TO subscribe myself Your very
obsdiept segyppt LIMO DE POMB0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-23
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
TNRUSTEE,S SALEOF YALUABLER T. aI

l. Estate.-By virtue CT a decree OF the Or
phars' Court Of the District Of Columbia, sp-
proved by the Circuit Court Of sad District, sit
ting in ChaEcery, passed In the matter Of the Pc
tition q William W hitmore and others, Chi dren
and heirs at-law Of William w. Whitmore, de
ceased, will, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
April, inst ant, at O'Clock p. m, in front OF the
bered seventeen (l7) and eighteen (ls,D in squsre
numbered Eve hundred and three, (503,) situate
In tue city Of Washington, ID. G..
The above described property Is loceted on 9Th
street west, between and % streets, south.
There is a good two story frame Dwelling house
on part Of Lot 49,
Lot IL, and also that portion Of Lot 1s begin
ming at the northwest corner Of said dwelling,
and running thence south WI the lire OF said
9Th street twenty feet, and extending back with
that uniform width go feet) to the rear line Of
b. sold at the risk and cost Of the persons Who
purchased the same al a former sale made by the
Trustee, and who have failed TO comply with the
term Of said former sale
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and the residue
in two equal payments at and ~ months, with
interest, the deferred payments 10 be secured by
the notes of the purchaser or purchasers sstisfac
toriiy endorsed. Upon the full payment Of the
purL hase money ard interest, and the ratification
Of the sale by the Court, the trustee will convey
said lots Of ground to the purchaser or pure has
ers thereof at his, her or their (the purchaser's)
cost and expense.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
FIVE DAYS from the day Of sale the trustee
the right to resell said lots, or either Of them,
upon reasonable notice. al the risk and cost Of the
purchaser.
RICHARD H. LAsKEY, Trustee
ap H-3aw2w&ds A GREEN, Auct.
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ELEGANT FLOOR OIL.CLOTHs.

lust RECEIVED AND ON SALE
- 10 sheets heavy and superior OII.-CLOTHS,
in rich Tapestry, Mosaic Pave, Oak Pannei
Fresco, and Encoustic Title patterns, which will
be cut up for all sized rooms, halls, or passages
as per diagram, at low prices
Also, 80 sheets IL and feet wide do, very low
priced, in beautiful colors and patterns
Also 200 rolls superior heavy and firm bodied
CANTON MATING, lin 3 4, 4 4, 54 and Ga
widths, and White, Red, Checked, and Fancy
Colors, In double extra Nankin, extra Gowqua
marking and Toshing brands.
We can safely assert that the arst two kinds
above-named, are the best goods Of the kind ever
offered for sale In this market They were made
to order are warranted, and will be sold very low.
ap2I-eo3w CLAGETT, DODSON co.
ELEGANT AND VERY CHEAP CAR.
- petings.-Just received from late auctions
In New York, and now for sale
on pieces superb three cord Tapestry Brussels
CAkPETINGS,w which will he sold at 81
12k, worth 81 SO
bales Imperial Three ply
90 Double Ingram, as rich and
durable as three ply and much
cheaper
20 do all wool, at62H rs cts, worth
S7H cents and 81
20 bales Cotton Chain wool filling, rich colors
and patterns, at 37H and so cents, worth
50 to rs cents
10 do heavy List and Rag do, very cheap
do heavy Hemp Carpeting, extremely cheap
ALSO
do VELVET RUGS, very rich and CHEAP
do assorted DOOR MATS
80 do "a, "A. 5.4, and "a heavy COCOA
MATS, very cheap. 1 .. .....
sp 41-eost CLA6ETT, DODSoN l. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-23
Bv JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
ENXCELLENT AND House

EXCELLENT land House.
Ia keeping Effects at Public Auction.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Goth, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence Of p. de Ausoa.egui,
Esq No. liz West street, Georgetown, shall
sell all his F furniture and Housekeeping Effects,
viz:
Mahogany case Pia1ofoTte, Stool, and Cover
Two mahogany Sofas, arm and parlor Chairs
Marble top centre Table, reception Chairs
Two handsome gas Chande iers, Brackets
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpets
Hat Tree, Oilcioth, stair CARPETS
Window Curtains, Shades, Clock
Walnut extension bile, marble top SideboaTd
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Rockers
Superior Sheffield plated Dinner Service. consist
ing of ten pieces, nearly new, and cost $500
China, glass, and crCckery Ware
Table Cutlery, silver plated Casters
Single and double cottage Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Superior curled hair Mattresses
Bolsters ard Pillows, b ankets, Comforts, &c.
Excellent bed and table Liaen
Mahogany Writing Desk, Lounge
Superior Refrigerator, kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily
endorsed notes bearing interest.
p. 8. The above Furniture IL all nearly new and
In excelIe nt order. JAS. G.. MCGUIRE,
ap21-d Auctioneer.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS OF DISTRICT
ISrEREsr.-In the Senate, yesterday, com
municstion was received from the Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings, made In COM
pliance with a resolution of the 9th ult., d.
recting that officer to ascertain and report to
the Senate at what price certain lots belong
ing to private individuals could be purchased
within certain named limits; and directing
him also, where he may think the sum asked
is excessive, to note the amount Of that ex-
cess in his report.
The Commissioner gives a detailed state
ment Of all the lots and parts of lets in squares
Nos. SIS and $40, and in reservation 12-show-
ing the number of square feet In each lot, the
value per foot, the assessed value, the value
of Improvements on each, and the estimated
value.
The Commissioner informs US that quin-
quennial assessment is required Of every de-
scriptiOn of property; each assessor, before
entering on his duties, to take an oath to be
governed by what, according to his best judg-
ment, shall be the cash value of the property
at the time Of assessment; that the last assess
ment was made two years ago, and that the
average increase Of the value since that Pc
riod, he learns from competent judges, has
risen about fifty per cent.
The estimated value of all the lots in squares
SIS and $40 and in reservation IL is S579 259 !;
the price demanded is 1904, 1872 Twenty
seven owners Of property IN these squares and
reservation fix the above valuation, and sew
enteen other owners have signed q paper
agreeing to the passage of a law for the con-
domination of property under the usual forms
This document was referred to the Commit
tee on the District Of Columbia and ordered
to be printed
In the House, a communication was re
ceived from the First Comptroller of the
Treasury, containing the information called
for by the resolution of the 18th instant, re-
questiDg ''the Secretary of the Treasury to in
form the House what amount Of money has
been paid from the National Treasury for costs
IN criminal cases and on warrants to prevent
breaches of the peace in the District Of Colum-
bia for the year ending March 30, 1855, and
whether, in his opinion, any legislation is
necessary to protect the Treasury against un-
Just claims on account of such COSTS
The Comptroller says that inasmuch as the
United States Marshal whose duty it is to
disburse the amount required for legal charges
attendant upon the administration of justice
in the District Of Columbia, renders his ac-
counts semi-annuslly for the terms ending
respectively on the goth Of June and the 3lst
Of December, the entire year of 1855 is select
ed, as the information cannot be given for the
period designated IN the resolution.
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BY A GREEN. Auctioneer.

II ShLE.--bl Nlh
l. two deeds Of trust, the one duly recorded In
Liber J. A. s, No. 90 one Of the land records for
Washington County, In the District Of Columbia,
and the other duly fled the 18th Of January A. ID
1856, In tn. proper Record Office Of the County
and District aforesaid, the subscribers will sell
MONDAY, the 2lst of April, A. ID. 1856, at five
O'Clock, p. m, the following described Real Is
tate and Improvements thereon, situated In tie
City Of Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
namely: Part of Lot No. 1, in square No 397,
beginning for the same 43 feet and one inch north
from the south east corner OF said Lot one, run.
ming thence north along Sth street west IL feet IL
inches, thence west SO feet inches, being the
entire depth Of said part Of Lot
This sale will take place In front of the premi.
ses, and the terms will be one half cash, and the
balance in and ~ months, with interest secured
by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. The
property will be Iesold at the purchasers risk
and cost on ten days notice If the terms Of sale be
not complied with within three days from the day
of sale
BENZ. p SMITH, vr,..oos
f.. C.. MORGAN, { Ae''
mar 15-2aw6ds A. GREEN. Auct.
III The above sale Is postponed in cons e.
quence Of the rain until FRIDAY, the 25th inst ,
same hour, by order Of the trustees.
ap I'D A. GREEN, Aucticneer.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, April 23.-Flour has declined;
sales of $500 bills; common to good State
S6as6 37s; common to low grades Of extra
Ohio So. 25aS6 56i; MIXED to standard South
ern S7aS7.5 SO; fancy to extra Southern 81 SEA-
SIS SIT.
Wheat-nothing doing Corn has declined;
sales of 80, 900 bushels; Southern mixed Go.
Pork is dropping; sales of $50 bbls. mess at
SlS. Beef is dropping; salesof 500 bbls Chica-
60 repacked at S13. Lard is firm; sales Of
$50 bbls. at l0c.
Whisky is firm; sales of 100 bbl.. Ohio at
26t cents.
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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
~ Forte, Furniture, and Hou no ID Fife q
at Aucticn.-On THURSDAY MORNING,
April 2ith at 10 o'clock, in front Of the Auction
Rooms sha sell. without reserve, the Furni-
ture and Effects Of f,mily removing from the
city, comprising
Superio- rosewood case french Piano
Mahogany Piano Forte. Parlor Chairs
MaTble-tOp Centre and Sofa Tables
Walnut Whatnot, cane-seat Chairs
Brussels, three-plv, and ingram Carpets
Window Shades, LookiGg-glasses
Bedsteeds. Bureaus, WaIdrobes
Washstands, Toilet Sets
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
p2l-d Auctioneer.