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WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind

WARREN DOOR, Sash and Blind
Factory, Market Street, East of the Gank, War
ren, O.-The undersigned, having entered nto copart
nership in the manufacture OF SASH, BLINDS and
DOORS, will hereafter keep large stock Of sash, both
Fine and Poplar, Of all sizes in use, and Of the beS!
uralitv. which they will sell on reasonable terms.
We will continue the manufacture Of VENETIAN
BLINDS. in all its branches, which We viii sell verJ
low and OF an improved quality, surprising any hereto
fore offered to the pablie.
We will also continue the manufacture OF PANEL
Of the latest styles, and OF a superior quality.
All work made 1t our establishment WILDE warranted,
as we use nothing but the best quality OF L1nber, ami
employ none but the first class wOrkmen. In our en-
leavors to serve our customers, We will keep pace VIII
an improvements in our business, and conyeTsaat viii
AL late STYLES Of work in the Eastern Cities.
We would invite al wishing to pCrchase the aloveaT
ticIes, to call at cur Office, where We VIII he fcUEd ~ all
hours Of the day, for We shall give cur constant per
KouaI superiu.erdanee 20 The details Of cur business
E.SPEAR S0N
ian 10. 1855. Successors to Edward Spear.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE!-NEW

ARRANGEMENTS AT IT L STANDi!-Tht
TRhiic are hereby EOtiGed that this well-SnOwn house is
hc;EE fitted up by the proprietor, HENRY LOll, in a
style which VIII insure to all who may give hfm a call,
ample accommodations and good fare. The furniture
AID " fittings up generally u III seUeW, aud Of the best
description No pains viii be spared in making Il
Pleasant aad comfortable. The situation OF the building
being fine, and convenient for persons who cOIe tC
town, Mr.. L. feels that, with 4 determination not 10 be
outione in his efforts 10 please, he deserves 4 liberal
share Of that patronage heretofore v0uchsNied him Ly
come again.
/ Warrrn. ApriI 18th. IE5J-tf
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The ne 1icine is now we'll known and appreciated,
and will have a steady and increasing sale 1 know Of
no preparation that can compare with it for the partic-
ulr complaints for which it is designed. 1 am satis-
fled. by the use Row making Off in my own family, and
by almost every days evidence OF its benefits to others,
that it Justly merits the warmest recommendations its
best friends have given oft
= ERKIN u. D.. Marietta. o.
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IMPORTANT TO THE FARMER,
FOR DISEASES IN HORSES AND CATTLE.

" L. ~ OAAlA- DhD
This article having been we'll knoEn and extensively
used for many years, has gained Tor itself a name and
reputation eXcelied by no other now in use
II has hced through ead triHRDhed 0Uer all OPPO-
sifl0a. The reason is plain. it has merit beyond all
others in its way, and as it becomes more widely known,
it is appreciated by a discerning public.
1t is a fact we'll known ia medical science, that the
combined influence Of several ingredients in certain
fixed or definite proportions. sEbserves an ehect that
cannot lie attained by the same Ingredients separately
or in different combinations. So with this compound.
The chemical a~inities which are brougl. to cooperate
in the action of The various ingredients, render 1t an
article Ct universal potency in its action on the multi
farious diseases to which Horses and Cattle are incl
dent Hence it is found to be
ONE OF THE BEST REMEDIES,
For Coughs, Colds, Founder and Heaves. Thick and
Broken Wind, Disiemper, Hide-bound, Loss OF Ape
tite, Inward Strain. Yellow water, Fatigue from hard
exercise. stiff complaint, inflammation Of the lungs and
kidneys, chest founder. faroy and fevers. Il carries
oil all gross huuurs in its action. and prevents horses
from becoming stir or laundering. and
TURTLES THE BLOOD,
From the disorders Of which 80 many fatal diseases are
FACTS t STUBBORN THINGS.
What has been done, Can be az ain. Numerous uer
sons can he referred to. who, by the timely use OF this
Powder, have saved tie lives of valuable animals, vhel
all cl,cr remedies had entirely failed. The
MANY WONDERFUL CURES
Il has performed on Tie lower animals. prove conclu-
siyely that ii Is endowed with euratise powers not icnnd
il 0.ker Preparations, which has established ITS Claims
to g neral eonGdenee; This Irgr9TaqS1; 1noSn as
Has been prepared with an aim and desire to supply
the public with I safer, surer and every way superior
medicine for Horses and Cattle, to any that has been
known before. 1t contains pecaIarit;es and proper
ties entirely new, and is composed principally OF veg
etahle substances, the products Of our native soil, care
fully selected and prepared for the purpose The pow
der IS put up in large packages, with full directions
accompanying them. In order to place II within The
means OF all, who desire to avail themselves Of its ben
ehts. it is sold 1t the low price Of . cents per package
Try IL aaa - Kill recommend Itself.
Preparcd and sold by I. \. SMITH & o
Druggists. Warren, Ohio.
Sold also by P. Edwards. CaHhcid; john Campbell
| Newton Fails; Gilbert & Morris. G!rlrd; Brisdon s
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STAND NOT UPON THE ORDEF

~ OF YOUR GOING. BUT co AT OSCEu
To DUNLAP, STEWART REEDS. and examine their
splendid stock OF Goods, which Re daily arriving By
the boat load.
The facilities which our firm now possess Zone ofthe
fTm being constantly in the eastern cities, thus being
able to take advantage Of the m1rket) are not eqa tlled
by any house in Ohio. We call the attention Of mer-
chants and the public generally to the following list Of
articles, which. having been purchased before the great
rise in prices, Be are enabled to o1er at New York
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NEW YORK BOOK STORE.
ORANGEVILLE BOW AND Eel

~ o MANUFACTOEY, on State Line Rozd,
south end OF the village, adjoining the depot grounds
Of the A. & c. W. Railroad. The terms Of partnership
heretofore existing between Palmer and Patten. hay-
ing expired and duly dissolved. the subscribers having
associated together, and thereby adding OEe-hah to
the original building Of the Mandatory aud having
secured a choice lot OF lumber, feel themselves alum
dainty qualified, and we'll prepared to I'll all orders
with promptness and dispatch. And ia view OF the
rapid increase OF the business ofthis establishment for
three years past. We hope TO merit and receive 2 Sill
I greater increase, as We intend to keep always on hand
a large supply for Wholesale or Retail. We viii trade
our stuff for cash or carriages, in sEch = say as 10 rake
L m0re to the advantage Of carriage makers to eX
change, than 10 bend their own staff. We viii not
(kuoxingly) he under sold in rs good an article, north,
cast. south or vest. PALNEE < WILSON.
O-anFeyilc, TrUmbuil Coo Fe5.6 q, lSJ6-Gm"
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Never drink any water which you
have not seen.
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II a small boy be called a lad, is it
proper to call a bigger boy a ladder?
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= . 1 would be glad to have further supply, a.
he medicine IS becoming very popular, and think
will continue, as it has giyeE relief IN every instance
where properly taken
THO. NEWMAN, n. D., Nj. Vernon, Ind.
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III. ALLEN, L. l.. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS.
President Of Kenyon College

To young men who wish to acquire a "BHsiRess sdE-
CATION We think it affords facilities seldom equaled.
Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge and aptness in teaching, added to practical
Room experience, and We feel confident that
graduates from his College will he fully competent to
keep the most complicated set Of Books
A. P. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. J. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird Of Control, State BIZ Of o.
J. PARK. Book Keeper at d. 7. WOOdhury's.
u. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. !. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley & Co.'S
For full particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
March 70 Is56-Iy. Pronrietors.
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Prevail on medical men TO adopt it in their practice;
and / have no fears Of the result, from what knowledgs
1 have obtained personally Of the curative powers, i
wish the medicine kept here
TIC. HAWKINS, n. D., Yaynesburg. Pa
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S1rrtbants.


DATCH & ALLISON, Dealers in Sad
4 dIery Hardware. Carriage Trimmings, ard Manu-
~iacturers Of Saddles, Brides Harness, Trunks, Nalises,
&c, Main street, Warren, o.
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John NJ. STULL, Attorney at Law,
- and General Collector of Home and Foreign Claims.
Office over Smiths & McCOmbs' Store, Warren, O. B9r2
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NATIONAL HOTEL.-A. CHAPMAN
~ Proprietor. East side Of TIE Public Square,
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GRAND EXPOSITION of RICH

IL AND CHOICE GOODS, for Meas wear for Spring
and SUmmer-cOusistiLg of choice French, English d
American Cloths and CassimeTes, Of all colors and
qualities; Cassimeres and NestiuEs in great varieties,
for dress and business wear, OF new and beautiful pat
terms 4 very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
Trimmings, Of all styl-s and qualities, A full and com
pleie assortment OF READN-MADE CLOTHING, both
Of fine and low priced material.
Also Hats and Caps, in great varieties, and OF NJ!
qualities, from the cheapest wool. to the finest beaver,
suitable for all times and occasions.
In calling attention TO the above, I need only adj,
thzt these goods have all been selected by myself viii
great care, and with particular attention 10 a Custom
Trade, and The piece goods will be male up TO order,
rs heretofore, in a style Uuequalled in this section of
country. As for prices, call, examine, and judge for
yourselves. JOHN l.. WEEKS,
Merchant Tailor, II Market st. Warren, o.
I'll 60 rgz
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- p. JAMESON & Co., Dealers in
ID. Stoves. Copper and Sheet IrUn Ware, Tin,
Iheese Watts, &c, No. 10 Main ST., Warren, o.. mar %
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DHIL0 E. REED, Attorney at Law,
l. Warren, Ohio. Office over New York Store.
T-u.~- 10 s=g.F
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DR.. SAMUEL STRONG'S
FEVER H-ESTROYERI

Feb. 6, Is5G-6m.
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LAND AGENCY.-The sub

IOWA LAND AGENCY.-The sub
= scriber offers his services. - those wishing to To-
cate lands in Iowa, At reasonable rates. Particular AZ
ton paid to locating Land Warrants, or If desired. !
| will locate and sell the land. for one half the profits,
counting each warrant worth = % per acre, and pay
my own expense, except the Office fse, which is one
| dollar for each 30 acrcs.)
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Land Located for cash, or eastern drafts, or on tine.
Taxes paid and titles examined. in Central or Northern
Iowa. EDWIN
ReTereuces-Geo. Tayler. Esq, Cashier OF the West
ern i Bank; Austin D. Eihbee, Esq., Rev. A. II. Brown,
Farmingt5u, o. ID. II. Tat. Esq, Columbus o.
Scotch Grove. Jones Co.. Iowa. Sept 10. lSII.
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CIRCULAR SAWING.-We arc
- prepared to do all kinds Of Circular Saving, such
as Brackets, Patterns, Carriage work, &c, on short
| nnticr- ic6 SpEAN Z son
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"Pa," simpered a boarding school
creation, care you going to have a coal
of arms painted on the panels of our new
carnage :"
"Yes, a saw and saW-buck, for with
that l earned my first money"
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EARINA AND TAPIOCA. VERY
Il nice, just received aud for sale at
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JAS. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
OF SAFETY.

AGEyTs-cincinnati J. D. Park; Columbus, G Ro-
herts: Warren, o.. Z. A Smith & Co. For sale By
Medicine dealers generally.
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WANTED. in exchange for Groceries,
ScO.OCG.C0 in Cash, Batter. Eggs, Country
Hans. Shoulders. Potatoes, Onions, White Beans, &c,
at &" FrescO Hall" by A.G. TRONEL.
Warran March oG I55G
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NOTICE
~ All persons indebted by note or book accountto
The late fra o: ) &C. MosEz, are HEREBY notified to
cai!forthwiih and square up. SAMUEL HGSER-
FEB. u 'Jj-tf.
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TWENTY BOXES OF ORANGES
= and Lemons just received and for sale at
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NEW BOOKS

ARPERS, for Is cents, as usual.
IL Also the View YORK Weeklies, at ADAMS.
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NHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
OBOOT Y SHOE ESTABLISH s
MENT, No. 20, Main Street.
J. Mcconnell & Co., No. 90 Main
street, Warren, Ohio, lave the pleas To- E~
uTe Of announcing to the citizens OF
Trunbuii county and the public in
general, that they are receiving and manufacturing the
lar-es. cheapest and best assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES ever brought to the Western market, which
they now Oler Tor sale, at Wholesale or retail, at prices
that cannot fail to suit purchasers, on the cash and
Teady-Fay system. Their stock consists OF
G~ENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Mems Coarse Boots; Mems Calf Peg'd Imitation B'ts;
" hungarian DO; " French Calf ses'd, steels'ks:
" Kip do; =" BrOgansi
" Calf Pegs do; " Kip and Calf Brogans;
Boys Boots and BrOgans, all kinds.
LADIE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Jenny Lind Boots, Buskins and Ties; Ladies
Patent Leather BIskiEs and Ties, and Morocco Boots;
Misses SeVed and Pegscd Caters AMI Shoes, OF all
kinds; Chiilren's Shoes, &c.
sH0EMAKER's FINDINGS & TOOLS-ALL KINDS!
Morocco. Calf SKIN and Upper Leather, and every
thing usually Kept in our line, which viii be sold for
cash, lower than can be found elsewhere in the county.
April II, lS53- j. MCCONNELL & co.
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DIR. j. II. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
-. -. 49,, 49, $500

1T STANDS PRE-
Il eminent for its curative
powers In all the diseases foe
which il is recommended, usu
ally called
FEMALE
or these are Prolapsus Uteri.
or falling Of the womb; Flnor
AlErs, or whites; Chronic In
~hammation and liberation OF
the Womb; Incidental HeDor-
rhAge, or Flooding; Painful,
Suppressed. q Irregular Men
situation, &c, with all their
accompanying evils. Cancer
eXceptei.l no matter how SCI
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~ Dean SWifts' Works and LIE.
Nj Wiu;s' Poems; Southern Tales and Sketches.
Life Of Marion, ny Sinms- Floral Offering.
Night in a Book, revised; Life Of General Putnam.
Prof. iIares' Spiritua!isu Fields Scrap Book, re-
v;sed; Village Sermon.
incidents of American History; Out Of Debt and out
OF Danger; Three Eras in the Life Of Women.
6asoUic Books; Life of Daniel Hoone.
Heroes and Hunters Of the West HaywOod's Book
OF all Religions; Poets of the Aucients.
Female Poets and Poetry OF America. John G Saxe's
Poems: Milton's and Youug's Poems.
HoNet, and Nilman's Poems; Coleridge and Shelly's
Poems; Rogers AID Cambelrs POcms.
Mrs. Hemaus' Poems; Female Poets Of Great Brit
ain; SCOTS Work.
Noor='s Poems; Dads Cattle Dock Youatt aad Skin
ner's Horse BoOS.
Chatter and Mills, Horse Book; MarauIay's England.
Gibbons Rome The Works of Samuel Johnson, in
II vol Riply's Notes on the Gospel
Abbott's Life Of Napoleon GTaham's Lectures on
| human life. at BALDWIN'S.
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

1O0 DRUMS FIGS, (fresh) for sale
IOO by Al. RONEL
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS
ALENASDpr. c.. 10 ,ore

ALEXANDRIA, Sept IL, 1856.
Today being the anniversary of the battle
Of North Point, the morning was usbe,ed IN
win stirring music. The Noun. Vernon
Guards, Capt. h. Devsugh, have encauped
near the city, and make fine appearance ON
parade. 'n
Considerable interest is felt in the d;s,n,.
pending between the city authorities and some
large city bondholders, the latter refusing TO
pay the taxes assessed on their stock nv
revenue bill, alleging the tax 70 be iIjeosI
As considerable amount of the city taxes
lsome thirteen thousand dollars out Of sixty1
Is to be raised by this mode, the question he
comes one Of considerable importance 20 our
eitizens, especially to those who hold real e..
tate and whose property will be assessed with
additlonal taxes 10 make good the defcit
should any occur. II is supposed the matter
will be tested before legal tribunal.
Politics begin to revive. and at least o, Tho
part OF the Democracy there is considerahIs
animation On wednesday night Ex-Ciov
Smith addressed the Democratic Association
ard next week Col Garland of Lynchburg
will address the people
The Young Mems Democrats Association
organized on Monday night last, eIectipg the
following officers: q. 5 p. TripIett. Presi-
dent; W. III. Smith, Jno. I. Gordon Al
Humphreys, W. f. Carne. J. H. Stepbens
Vice Presidents; C S. Mcdaniel, John II
SangSter, Recording Secretaries; l.. c EIiason
Corresponding Secretary; John T. Johnston.
Treasurer.
Business begins to grow brisk, large ouau.
titles OF grain come in from the upper country.
ard b'sides a number of other sauare-rigged
vessels we have two large ships, the "OtheTio''
and Carnstic AsI
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NEW FALL GOODS.

kOHN II. SMOOF, NO 1I9 SOUTH SIDE
~ Of Bridge street, Georgetown. ID c., has re
Gel !ed his + irst lnstalment OF FALL GOODS,
suited to the early demand viz:
80 pieces Fall style Muslin dc Laines, IS Is.
100 do English Prints, at l2& cts.
do Black Silks, best makes
$50 do shirting Cottons, comprising OF all the
most approved makes
50 pieces Bro and Bid Sneeting Cotton
20 do Irish Linens, good and cheap
80 dozen Damask Napkins, from s 50 to $500
Table Cloths, and Table Uamasks
Birds Eye, Huckaback, and Board ToWelling
Anendale and Marseiles Spreads
English FuT'd Chintzes from l21, TO lS4 cts;
Bright Colors Gall woody Muslin de LANES
Black Alapacas and Muslin dc LANES
50 pieces White, Red and Vel oW Flannels
Cassimeres, Black French Does kins and Sattinetts
Tweeds, Checked and Pain Jeans
Checked Muslins, Cambrics, and Nainsooks
White and cclored Canton Flannels
Hem siched, Emb'd and Plain Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs
Gents heavy Ribbed and Pllin half Hose
Ladies' and childrens Cotton Hose O: all kinds
Gents MeTino and Cotton Shirts
Ladies Nerino and silk Vests, &c &c
To which large additions will be made soon
from the large Auction and Importing Houses of
PhiIad elphia aud New York. Customers are I'm :
vittd TO call early.
Sc I1-tr JOHN H. SMOOT.
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MRS. FRANKLIN,

TEATHER OF VUCAL MUSIC,
GRATEFUL To THE LADIES OF WASH
" ington and Tvs vicinity for their former "a
tronage respectfully informs them that she will
resume her vocation on Monday, the Sth Of Sep
tember.
Mrs F., having vacant hours for a few more
scholars REQUESTS the ladies who are DESTROYS of
being perfected in Ballad Singing, or the more
elaborate style Of the Opera to favor her with an
early application.
Terms msde known at her residence on T. st g,
No aus, between 9th and 10Th streets, or at the
Music stores Of Mr.. X. Davis and Mr.. u. Hilbus
au f0-2W
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rHE CE,ASsES OF PHILOSOPHY

nF GEOKGETUWN COLLEGE WILL BE
~ resumed on MoSDAY next, september 10Th.
mence the study OF Logic, Metaphy sizes, Princi-
plies of Ethics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
&c. Those Of the second year, under a distinct
Right, which besides d more enlarged course Of
Ethics will embrace the fGndament ii principles
OF Ciyil, Political, and International light and
critical history Of Philosophy.
The graduates Of former years and others de.
sirous Of completing their course Of Ethics, are
requested to call on the President of the College
to make arrangements for attending the Lectures
aud Exercises Of the second year Of Philosophy
TIE lectures OF both courses viii be delivered
I'm the Latin language sc 1I-3t
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First Grand Confectioners' Raj

YNHE JOURNEYMEN CONFECTIONERs
take great pleasure in announcing to "a
tnelt Iflrnds and the public OF Washing. IA
.On, GEORGETOWN, Alexandria, and Bali [N
more, that they will give their first Grand EKfE
hnnHai bail at CARUsI's SALOON, on 4.U N
MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1856 4e&
An experienced Committee have made arrange.
ents 10 make this one Of the best ais ever given
In this city in New York ttyle For the accom-
modatlon OF Ladies, Supper will be ready al any
our curing the night; and will be furnished by
an ehper1en ed caterer. A ane Brass Band i. en-
Sdgeu LOT the occasion. The best CONNECTIONS and
Ice Creams will be furnished o->'
ilcIets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a Gentle
man ana two Ladies to be had at the princinsl
notes OF this city, from the committee of arranPe
menus, ana at the door on the evening of the bail
Commute of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S,baf
n ne, Chas Meyers, g. Bieshing, Jos KLEIN,
DoOHiciS UdDeU.
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BY WALL, BARNARD q co. Auctioueers
lJEkEMPTOkY SALE OLA VER "
l. Isr2e ossortm ent OF w ainut NJ ahes auy
and other Furniture, Cottage Sets, Glass
ware and Toilet Sets, &c Mt Public Auc.
tIon.-On TUESDAY MORNING - ptember
10TH, commencing at O'Clock, We will sell at
store No. 10 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, bet seen 9Th
and 9Th streets, north side, large assortment of
Furniture, HousefurnishiDg Goods, Glass Ware,
&c, to close Consignments We mare in part
Walnut and mahogany Tete- a tete and Sofas
20 marbletop Centre Tables, Workstands
DO extension and o'her Tables
hahosanv spring seat Chairs Roo kers ard Fasy
Chairs
Walnut, oak, cane and wood seat Office ChsirS
ornamental, office, and other Clocks
Walnut ard mahogany Jenny Lind, and ether
Redsteads
sets Cottage Furnitu e, different patterns
walnut, Oak, and Maple cane-seat CT airs and
Rockies
vain and Mahogany marble top Bureaus, plain
Bureaus
Walnut and Mahogany Bookcase, Etegeres
Looking Glasses Walters and Lamps
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and pillows
LARGE variety or glassware ana Toilet Sets
Together with many other articles in the house
furnishing line. Ali Of the above goods are OF
excellent quality a will be sold without reserve
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit Of sixty end ninety days for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
WALL BARNARD, Il CO.
sc lO-d Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctions.

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLrNr
l. Work Horse, Wagon, Harnes,- ana
Hsuseheld Farnitare.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, September 10th, at 10 O'Clock. in
'front.' Of the Auction Rooms Of J. G Mcclure.
shall sell, by virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated
August sth, 1855, and duly recorded in liber =
., No. 1903, folios 31S, 3is, 800, and 321, one of
Ine land records for Washington county, the fol.
lowing described property
Rosewood Pianoforte
walnut and mahogany Srfas, Gard Tables
EUgany ROCKER, cane seat Chairs
Ien9n Bedsteads, Washstands
Looking Glass, Clock
Carpets, Stoves, &c. 'e' '"a"'
ALSO,
6 on eWHGtLent gray Horse, kind and well brote
WaSoh ana Harness, suitable for a orocer or
Terms SEQ and under, cash over ,b,, ann, :.
credlt OF 90 and 90 DAYS for satis.acto,,ir "a,
dorsed notes, bearing interest. 'oiiiy en-
COLI, A; /; REESE, Trustee
&c lI-o JAS G MCGUIRE. Auct,r