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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07
CLINTON, LA.
Saturday Morning, June 7, 1876
Municipal Election.

The election in this place, on Monday last, for a
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, passed off pcaceably
and quietly. The entire Democratic ticket elect
ed. Thus, at last has this strong hold of Know-Noti-
ingism been taken, again, trust to be yield
cd up. The following the names Of those elect
aI.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07

EARLY CorToS BLooM.-Mr Seymour Taylor, OF
this parish left at our Office fully developed cotton
bloom, which had fallen from the plant some seven
or eight days ago. This is the first we have seen OF
heard of and bctokens forward crop.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07

PEREZ RIPLEY, Mayor;
ALpERMEN-M Richart, John NJ. Bell g. W. Barnes
Evans White ard VIM. Sadler.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07

Police JuRY.-This body met on Monday last, and
continued in session for three days Their proceed
ings will appear in our next issue.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07

Dy- Sunday, the 25th ult., was the 10th an
niyersary of the formation of the constitution
of the United States at Philadelphia.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-06-07

THE ENLISTMENT DWFIcuLry-THE CUES
TIoN OF NERAclry BETWEEN Mr. BUCHANAN AND
LORD PALMERsToN--Thc President commune
Gated to the Senate on the 2lst instant addi-
tlonal documents relative to British recruit
ments in the United States, wholly involving
the question Of veracty between Mr. Buchanan
and Lord Palmerston. Mr.. Buchanan charg-
es that Lord Palmerston, while refusing to lay
Oh the table Of the House of Commons the
correspondence on that subject, stated such
facts only as favored his own side, and entire
y suppressed the reasons on which our demand
for the recall of Mr. Champion and the British
Consuls was founded. Mr.. Buchanan says
that Lord Palmerston was not justified in stat
ing on that occasion that he (Mr. B. had eX-
pressed himself satisfied with Lord Clarendon's
explanation, contained in the note of the 10Th
of July last, and that Mr.. Buchanan said he
felt confident our Government would entertain
similar feelings with regard to it, -
Mr., Buchanan denies that he ever 50 inti
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THE FIREMEN.

NEW YORK HOSE COMPANY 80. SAT Tas RnaUU
In lar annual meeting Of this copa1y held the carag~
house on Monday evening Mav 1855 tas preamble
Whereas. the foreman Of this company, Mr. James Wen
has been called the suages Of hs brother f.emen
hroueh0ut the Department. fiji the high and
OF Assistant EUgneer and whereas the ssY ing
Resolved That In accepting the reEnaon OF foreman
Mr.. JAS f. Wenmau, take occasion him
unanimous appreciation and approval Of the promo ecien
and fearless In which he hiss dischArHed duties
chef officer o. his COMPANY fer the past six year,
Resolved That officer, member npauon and !
friend, have found Mr. WeamSn alike fathfu: bi
good qualities Of bead and heart have erdearod him
by the closest ties and rendered association with
ore Of the most pleasing memo tes Of our lives.
Resolved, that Congratulate the Fire Department
large having received The serviss gentleman we'll
qualified In every respect charge the duties that exalted
sat0n0pe who will both dignity and adoru the OH
when duty In the retired walks Of prvae lfs
Resolved, That shall all times. be proud find uum
our books the pame Of james wsuman an honorary
member and Will ever be grau6sd " hR him with
company meetings that recsire the benefit Of I'D
vice which long experience renders him competent 70 give
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing preamble and
lutons be entered upon minutes cory thereof
engroosad presented Mr. Wenmsu same published
IN the Herald. sunday Mercury. and Lesder.
WIN II. COLWkLL, Foreman.
FREDERICK g. EDWARDS, Secretary.
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nUITR EQUAL TO PUECH.-KNICKERBOCK
~ ID. APPLETON 4 COMPANY, SAG and 34S Broad TAy
hsve just published the 10th ei itor OF
pHENIYIANA
or. SKETCHES AND nURLxsauEs

OR. SKETCHES AND BURLxsoUEs
vol. IL mo- clo With portrait OF the au!hor.Sl.
his volume uRquestionaby exces hook OF humor that
has ever been pubhed In America; and prot OF he
ct We annex the opinions OF OF the leading aud nuen
t journals Of the cocntry nearly all Of whm havs pro.
noun cod John Phoenix The great wit OF the sgo.u
(Eropa the Utica Herald
are characterized by uch humor and viii
be found highly entertaining The iusra,ns ally tac
frontspeco-ere worthy of CrukshaDk.
(From the Boston evening Trave'ler)
The volume will male the serious reader shake h,s
events.
- From the Boston Telegraoh)
These sketches are essen Tally In Punch's
any ober American writing we are acquainted with The
pkopy and some other thngs eaua anything we have
ever seen In Punch.
prom the Philadelphia Peppsy,vaniau.,
These are collection Of numerous we'll calculated
family,
From the New Orleans Delta,
Who John fhuni1f We eurmise iucion.
IN human torn from the ashes OF Foote, Mathews,
Lamb some other great master Of English buresaue
We adyise all who Ike fresh and genuine bumor TO pre-
pare their money TO Fuchsfe cary oopy. "Doesct
was bu: a. st inaOr OF John Pho has or9Io sted
school Of tho h1 periodical and burcsque
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IyOR SPRING AND SUNMER.-A BOOK OF GENIAL
il humor-Now ready, and for sale at the bookstoree
1Hk SPAkkOwGRAss PAPERS;


Or. Living COUNTRY
BY FRED cozzENs.
With illustrations by Darcy. One beautiful l2no Price d.
Living the Oountry-ura Anacpasous EARLY Rising
essant Years Trial Spring
Brds-eparrowgrass becomes Owner Of Boat First Expe
Hence With ash irshM:n IN FJkswCivines And
Clouds 10 the CountryA Thunder sparrowgrass
buys BugleIueiectual Music-A Ssreasde an issr.
eparowsrass dscourses OF Eocial Lite "A Rural PAsyThe
Advantages Of Dressing ia Pl in WayOur New Dog-Au-
County~x GSaie about afads~Xmussmsnt 4,r Children
winter soenery-Sucter fishing Woforps Koo,t Tho
Roostere-A Chaoter of Birds Country Frepaso 5prng
on Paper @
Bound "Lady Of covenrs" Horse o. another co.or
Brother-A vsuab'e Hint Stable Building "A Morning
Rde-Old Docxweed-An Evening Ride and Catastrophe.
P sdsIphs FEW wA os.ee BRILLIANT Sa.ssr
Baby -Broadbrims in Cathedral. Our Me- Horse I'm.
pIoves-he Is loaned 70 Esish1,r and Dsgraoes aia.
. Sisppointm 4 dversiU;s sweet mir Our
Of another color-Ocober wo1dsA Patty the water-
Home. sweet Hons. With Tsrisoas-A ROW . the Palisades
Melodies q Mother Gose Little Postsri,, By he WsysdeH
sihs Good WIFE Barrel q osr t q s Cs,
die and BrdleChrsmas Carols and Mosques Buggesiou
q MI. Spare An offer FOR ths Ia.aiy Of
tried and found " available" Casualties will oscnr-Uur
The great Snow Storm Scraps In Common plaza book.
Conference in the MoraryAr sparrowsrsss write, Es
grass continues the heme-rwo Pictures from Nature
1he Lat Wsrd Captain Davis Californian Ballad. Dap
DERBY JACKSON Publishers, New York.
Copies sent by mail, posi- psid on recsipt OF pfce.
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REWARDS.

a. < pEwARD.-JADY's WAUGH LosT-IN BROOK.
YlO Ign last eveninR In Henry sres going m " st
street. TO Coughs lecture al Mr. Beeahers caurch, sdy's
gold waeh and chsn. The Under viii receive the above
ward by leaving a " State ssest. o. NTh joe Lord %
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no OELLAR DIG6ERS.- ESTIMATES WILL 30 TAKGN
for excavaipR 70 be do Q at No. IN Baxter sros In
que las West thirty fifth street, Of Eighth avenue
second floor.
TT A. O. D-UNITED BaOTHaRs GROVE NO. s.
" 1he members are requested TO attend at their drove
ON, l60 Hester street, Monday eveuisg O'Clock
prompt time business Of special importance will laid
fore than fSf seton By order. 900 DUNN
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no COUNTRY kANUFACrU sERs OF CI,oT SING -
Rshaes and responsible parties, wso ss up ciohiug
pr0pery and rsturn promptly Applying
st 50 Der steet Ke~ York ssac,ors rsereoces
dABTISgs FJkLY.
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ITO sOUIHERNERs, DHINKBRs or CONGRESS WA
ter.We reliably informed that mineral watsrs IN
Of ssraoes sals are extensively imposed Spos tho puns
IN he Southern and Southwestern States where persons
ing these articles desire and think they purchasing "Cs
Kinds from Congress down 70 ditch water and the articles tn
e. an, S A. Dc
Hrey disrens om hat Of tie genuine OmSrsss water re
gusaty producing gripping pains vertigo &C. soae,Imss r
gesye powers, and destroying the Of To stomach
Sc sase beng no wise ss1ens nom Hss PPrSaaosd BY =
oo ANY ~
wSs ss yssas % S ss. Ss :p
a.1 Of & hays ne Ct
strength the repu obtained BY Congress spring IN
long series Of year, The injury thus inflicted upon Pnss
and finding either injurious esss m their uss
they IN fue reuse the genuine Congress water, suppose
hat hey have already tried II ~ not sufcieat
names the old bottles and boxea areedy bough up b.
oountereers for the purpose Of falling Them with v1ns
eSs article and selling as Congress Or Saratoga -aer b.
-and be certain hat is branded as h The eos .
every betle Of genuine Congress water viz Congress Wa
gerous counterfeit AS compounds called Saratoga pow
aers Saratoga salts &C. they not Only valueless A
rousnot possessing even Tie virtues Of hs common ssd
aydncially have tie authority eelebrs6 chen
ht Sir Humphrey Davy follows EFT Impossible 70 n
hy the Of which win Tie aane as The natural watse
On writing will send you list ef prices azes and paN
sges and BY ordering from direct encosg dsa fer u
of tho world We reierase caution buy he Ecnsns
Carress water only OF reliable peroos and 70 exane N
10. 10 YnAnssa street.. Gsw York oN
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INSURANCE..

Ar N Y. LIyk STOCK INsURANCE COMPANY-5F.
IN fee In the basement OF the Nassau Bank -rhs
1sureG against death such as
disable fer The which may be used fcr The trip, voyage
mcnth year, and TO stock breeders track men
lsks taen valusbe beasts the much as
g. animal Ser horses insured upauy
have prize purrer recently. Address Applications s.
O. KEITH, Vice President
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SPECIAL NOTICESs
THAN0l OF nEErNa.-fHE 1ssecI ALTON OF IN
sG.ss q q !, ..,sst 2. meet Sss.y
VIA .Gss and sixth svsnas 1ssre Dr. John Sssnss vi
coniinT, h ectur.s 70 he plel The ~ absorbing oPc
public ars respectfully invited Bible IL hand
COVENANT LODGE. NO. IS. l. o. OF 9, F.-1Hs
a. are requested 70 be 10 their attend
Iodse Je - Sco'f for the PsrPposss Of y.1 Aaesa
J1Hrs EVANS Secretary. We
N ERoAkTILE LIBRARY LEOrURE KOoM-HoNDAY
IL eysnins Nay l2-GrAsd erary and musicA entertain
MkRCAsrILx LIBRARY AssooIArIoN;asPEJIAL
Association WILDE held In The lecture roo Clinton Hail. As
q &c so.s
Ths D be nsa Ss sr,ry bulk ss OF rus.da Nay
: y aioSas 81 q PARTRIDGE. Jr., Rscordnss.oy.
MAsso a Is MEsBass or LAEAyETiE LODGE
nights Of meeting have been chsssed fr,u first and Ard
bels are pArd;nlsry requesed present
n L: e. Y b ss on Ten
por'snse is TO be acted upon ,,v,uc .n.xo s....,.
IsSpsSn Co Hss dissoysd BY ts Limitation on Ss
claims due and ss.lns sasd firm ". j. TaoMPsos "
Dated May l. 1855. W. c. STEVENSON.
NOTICE TO CRRDITORa-NOrICE Is HERRsY
q 81 sseo s osa o
sna e. 81 WIZ
subscrt the Of the last will and amsnt OF
10 Sssoss Is so ia Day y
x sRx4sS R assSasss' asssas'r..
Dan ROAD NoTICE.-TaE STOCKHOLDERS OF THn
~ Lork Brunch and sandy Hook Rairoe Comsasy win
Tsss May Is ssa q .S oU 1s &
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DAnROAD NoTICE.-THR sToCKHOLDKRs OF THn
IL Long Branch and sandy Hook Raj road Com sasy win
meet :. the houss Of Captain jaime. Long Branch
elect directors Of said company BY crder Com
missicners, FRED II. KENNEDY, Secretary,
LONG BRANCH April TO- 1886,
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CLOTHING, &C.

NOTICE TO EC0NoMisTH-A FULL SUR OF EI,x.
~ Rar cohpg for s6 consisting of supersus r ok
Goat richly trimmed; osssnere pans, fancy i0s
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Umbrellas.-AIpaca Umbrellas, the most
durable the cheapest and genemanly sye Imported ny
Ae agents. together with variety Of kilk umbrellas
r. DERBY COMPANY II Park place.
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HELT WANTED,


4 RARE oHAEoE.-AaENTs WANTED TO SELL
"A Broner Jonahans furniture po,ih the bert article
In use also, Unce SANS metallic paste
make from IS 70 80 per day; salary. Apply
22 Broad way corner OF Futon Ct, room 20 from ill
O'Clock. BgABxk 4 HUBBARD.
0KRTs WANTE b-TO SILL MAPS or NICARAGUA,
"A North and Central Amsrl3s oontsinng populson dts
tancee ats battle vesses OF IN the
United States Navy &c price IS oents gmar agents can
81 10 $40 day Apply TO j. Bavea III Nassau
nxeet, stnrs
A MAS WAHTED-fO 40 A SHORT; DIST ANCg IN
"A tbe country 10 take Of country resiaercs h,rse
cows kitchen garden &C must be fully ,ded for
honesty temperance willingness TO emstn frc Ia
dry and comp Addres J. v. b. box sos Po clcs
nat PARTICULAR.
WRIST AND TsIN COAT HANDS WANT D-sAMPyH
OF and rceses required Apply at Evans, cloth.
ina wsrtbeuse, &c ard O. Futon Greet -"
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Tsylor's Saloons, Broadway-The Propric~
tsss otter SALE this day, fine ripe oer necarnes
favCY &c &c JOHN TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Rroad nj Frank In
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UlaEk's Spool COtton.-The Genuine Article
as The name Of WIN. WHI7EWRIGH1 ON every spool. 81
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Iron Fence-FOr Cemetery Enclosures
hurdle fence wire fence and the new rural fence ca Iron
railing railing and ali sly and kinds OF iron lenses and
rsnR sale the warehouse OF The New York Wire
Railing Company, SO Broadway:
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DR.. FeuehtWanger's Advertisement, sIm-
posast recihsrs, liquor merchants and Wholesale gro
he found under the head OF Wnes and Nquors
q another page He has removed 70 las Maiden lano.
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Harsh & Co.'s Superior Shoulder Braces,
for men, A,d children Also silk elastic stockings for
% order and WARMED 81 their tuss ocs No ~ Maiden
ana Nav Ork
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Msy, 1s56.-Cassimerc Buslness Suits, Conn
~ W. S M s SscS csU1
81 So "a % 30, S. and s.. Rich MORE aique vests s..
Beautiful spring vests e. Ac at EVANS clothing warehouse,
md FULTON street.
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Door Plates. "A Large Assortment Of Silver
paaAss, hem - % upwards; : Visiting card pate and
DoGse ugn plates, for show windows, very cheap,
8. @. CLARK, 6pgrAver, $50 Broadway.
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@ands0mo Boots and GaiterS.-Wafklns,
4 BnEon street, offers to purchasers mot found
elsewhere Els boots made the aast PAYAn styles
and warranted to do good service. There ID no pacs
where much value be got for the money a. II WAT
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CEGARs.-CAaH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE sR
y at much less than their markes value, from stock
a millon-Havans domestic and German. Nor,nss
% So upwards; OF d. Cash advanced segArs
bond or otherwise. o. UHEkKS, II Broadway.
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Az usual II is filled with mirh iusprng jokes spicy eio
ria 9, charming sketches and the very latest nswS
DkX1ER BR0TH1R IA Ann Srest, Gensra Agents.
Publication Office, 10. Spruce streot.
For fae everywhere.
lNew story h Tits weeks issue.
Don't fsn to secure copy.
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VeOs.-Tne Canton Tea COmphny nuV0 on
hand every variety Of for xroees and private
eoopg and Young Tyson from 2oc to to
equally low. Alo 10. boxeg good family tea TO. 81 Gall
and examine. No. N Chatham street. between Pearl and
IOosevoh streets.
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EiohOls's Patent Soda Water Apparatos.-
The simplest cheapest and The most powerful In Fer
nAle BY r b. nj HOL3 q Pine street, up stairs.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 20, 1856

ALEXANDRIA sept ~, lo0O.
The suicide Of Col. Thomas, reported under
the Stars telegraphic head yesterday, excited
universal regret among our people. lie had
been i'll for some time, and il was supposed
too weak to rise from his bed, but about day
light whilst his family were sleeping he rose
and going down stairs into the kitchen Of his
residence, cut the veins Of each arm and
stabbed himself in the throat, then proceed
ing TO the cistern near by he threw himself
head foremost into some two or three feet
water, whence his body was brought about
sunrise. Mr.. Thomas has resided here a long
time, was for many years president of the
Friendship fire company, as well as a member
of the city council, and at the time Of his death
held the position Of Lieut.. Colonel of the l75.h
regiment militia. lie leaves a wife and seven
children TO mourn his loss The engine house
Of the company TO which he was attached, and
the armories of the Mount Vernon Guards and
Alexandria Rifemen are draped in mourning
and their iags hung at half mast. The funerai
takes place this evening, and will be attended
by the military and fremen.
The Young Mems Democratic Association
holds its regular meeting on Monday evening
next at the campaign reading rooms" Re-
lief building
A heavy thunder storm passed over US last
night, giving our city a thorough drenching.
Business continues brisk with prices IN
changed from our last report. AMI
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NEW AND WELL.KEPT HOUSEHOLD

=! furniture at Auction.--By virtue Of
deed OF trust, duly executed and recorded, the
subscriber will sell at public sale, on TU ESDAY
MOkNlNG, September 23d at 10 O'Clock, at the
webster House." on ID street, between 5th and
9th streets, adjoining the Unitarian Church, a
general assortment Of new and well kept House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consistin, In part Of
Walnut hai7 spring seat French DivsRs
Do parlor Chairs, Rockers
Marble-top Tables, gilt frame Mirrors
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpet
Oilcloth, Mating, Rugs, Stair Carpet
curtains, Window Shades, Cornice, &c.
Cane and wood-seat Chairs, Lounges
Walnut extension Dining Tables
Mahogany Writing Desk, Chairs
Mantel Ornaments, WAGES
Cottage Chamber Sets
Bureaus, Wardrobe, Was stands
Feather Beds, hair and husk Mattresses
Locking Glasses, Clock, Tables
Excellent Refrigerator and Cooking Stove
together with gene al assortment OF house.
hold and kitchen furniture not necessary TO emu
merate
Terms S25 and under, cash over that sum
credit OF 30, CO. and so days for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee
&c l3.eo J. e. MCGUIRE, Auctr.
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LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
VNhE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND

LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON!
VIE YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND
l. SOCIETY have the pleasure Of IT.
announcing to their friends and the ,EE8eaaRss5<
citizens generally, that they will give an Excur-
sion to the White House on MONDAY, the 22d
instant. As the weather is becoming pleasant, a
delightful day can be spent at the above popular
place Of resort
Aswinter is approaching. our labors commence,
ana TO enable US to carry out the objects for which
our Society was instituted, we would appeal to
the charitable to assist US.
A fne Cotillon Band has been engaged. and
the Refreshments will be served by. an expe-
Tienced caterer.
The committee pledge themselves to make this
one OF the most agreeable excursions Of the sea
The boat will leave Washington at 5 y O'Clock;
Navy Yard ate, ard Alexandria at or After
noon leaves Washington at 2, and Navy Yard at
2K O'Clock.
We would assure our Navy Yard friends that
the boat will mos positivelystop there both trips
Omnibuses will leave the Northern Liberties
market, and corner OF Twelfth street and the
Avenue, at O'Clock m and 4 n m. and
will he at the wharf on the return or the boat
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; Children FIFTY
CENTS-to be procured from Kidwell & Law
renee, John F. Ellis, NJ. L. King, Pennsylvania
avenue, and DR.. r. ). Walsh Navy Y ard, and at
the boat.
COMMITTEE
v. p. King. VIM. Gallant Dr.. Francis Walsh,
W. A. Kennedy, p. j. mcHenry, j. A. n. Jirdinston,
Geo. Harvey, y. Kelly, j. T. Cass1I
John F. King Thomas Bayne, Geo. SAVAGE
Sc 15-MWF&S
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Bv WALL. BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE at Auction.

Bv WALL. BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FURNITURE at Auction.
Il 4 On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
LIST, at 10 O'Clock will sell, at the residence OF
w. NJ Corcoran, Esq No. 4g} Seventeenth st
the entire Household Furni;ute, as
Rosewood Piano, Cover and stool
Do Tete-a-tetes, marble-top Tables
Plush and hair Rocking Chairs
Walnut and plush Reception Chairs
Mahogany Parlor Chairs, Hat-rack
Rosewood Beaufet, Etegere
Parlor hall, stair, and chamber Carpets
Pailor Curtains, painted and gilt Shades
Gilt Minor, Girandoles, Candelabras
Mahogany and other Wardrobes
DO and rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Do and other Bedsteads
Best quality Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Hair and husk Mattresses, Bedding
Mahogany marble top enclosed and ether Wash
stands
Sideboard, Dining Tables, Walters
Cane seat Chairs, Oil Cloth, Mating
Lounge, Stair Rods, Toilet Sets
Knives and Forks, Walters, Trays, Mats
China and Glass Ware
With good stock OF Iron and Tin Ware, Kit
chen Articles, &c.
Terms All sums of and under $50 cash over
that amount credit Of 60 and 90 days, for notes
bearing interest and satisfactorily endorsed.
WALL, BARNARD CO,
Sc Its Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
ByA. GREEN, AuciIoneer.
-xCrrrrnT HnISEHOLDA AND Kilch.

INACELIENl
IL n Furniture at Auction.-OnMoN ,
the I'D instant, shall sell, al ~ ocIocA d, 10.
at the late residence Of X. w. Latham, al the
corner of Eighth and north street, immediate
w north Of the Patent Office, an excellent assort
ment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Marb e. top Dressing Bureaus
Do do Pier and other Tables
Two large Gothic Gilt-frame French-plate Man.
Rosewood Velvet-cushioned Sofa and Divars
Do Castor Arm and Parlor Chairs
Mahogany Redundant Union and Parlor CD iirs
Do French Bedsteads and Spring Nat
tresses
Mahogany Marble-tcp wash-clcsets and Toilet
Sets
Mahogany Extension, Dining, Centre and other
Tables
Fine Gilt Gas Chandeliers
Solar and other Lamps
Alabaster Mantel Clock and Mante Va.es
Mahogany and Walnut Bookcases and Secreta-
res
Painted Cottage Set
high post and other BedslCsds
Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Fine Tapestry, ThIee-ply, and Brussels Carpets
Hearth Rpgs and Mating
China, Glass, ana Crocfery Ware, among whch
are fine Crit glass Tumblers, Champagnes,
Plated Castor Spoons and Forks
Cooking and other Stoves. with good assert
ment Of X itchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem un-
necessary to rnumerate.
Terms cash.
By order OF the Trustee. A. GREEN,
Sc led Auctioneer.