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Bv BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
ENXCELASNT HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

BY BARNARD & BUCKEYE Georgetown.
EXCELAsNT HOUSEHOLD fURNI-
h ture ut Auction On MONDAY MORN
ING, LIST December, az 10 O'Clock, we will sell at
the residence Of Mr. F Wheatley, on West
street, between Washington and Congress streets,
the entire Household Furniture, as
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs
Marble top Sofa and Centre Table
Mahogany Bookcase and Secretary
Do Dining and Side Tables
Looking Glasses and Curtains
Parlor, hall, and other Carpe;s
Three Cottage Chamber Sets
Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding
Bureaus, WaTdrobes, Toilet Sets
China and Glass Ware, Knives and Forks
Refrigerator Safe, Cooking and other Stoves
Cooking Utensils, Tin Ware, &C.
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
nov a7-3 Auctioneers.
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Another Bank pefsulter

fRovIDEsCk, Nov. 26.-One Of The clerks IN
the Arcade Bank" Of this city, has made
tracks with about 30, 900 of the funds Of that
Institution HIS sureties, however, are be-
l;eyCd TO be ample.
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Later from Havana and Kew West, &c

CHARLESTON Nov 2S-The steamer Isabel
from Havana and Key West arrived last night.
Her sdvices are unim portaut.
Gen. Harvey had arrived at heal OF s-ters,
Charlotte Harbor. Captain Woodbury. had
arrived at Fort Je fferson.
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ByJAS G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
SALE OF yAl,IJABI n

ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VN3USTEE'S SALE OF Valuable
4 Building Lot n Sd street west. between
PennsyIvanis avenue and T. stPeet.-Iiy viz
tue Of two deeds In trust, duly executed and re-
corded the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1856,
on the premises, al 4 O'Clock p m Lot No. III,
In reservation No. H. fronting rs feet on 80 street
west, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street,
by $50 feet 10 a IS feet alley.
The above property is situated In che Of the
most desirable parts of the city, near Trinity
Church, and offers rare opportunity 10 persons
DESTROYS to build or invest.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash the balance in
g. IL, IL, and "a months for notes bearing inteTest
from day CT sale, secured by deed Of trust on
the property and II no! complied with In one
week after tue sale the property will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at tie risk and expense Of
the purchaser. All conveyencing 1T the expense
OF the purchaser Title indispuiable
CHAS. s WALLACE, Trustee.
nov 2l-3taw&ds JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VERY ExTENSINE PAWNBROkER'S
Sale II unredeemed Pledges. On rU ES-
DAY, "a day Of December next, l shall sell, a,
my auction rooms, corner Of 7th and ID streets
commencing at 10 O'Clock m an extensive as
sortment OF the following articles, TO wit:
IS FINE Gold Hunting and Silver Watches
20 Gold Fob and Neck chains
gooc assortment OF Jewelry In Sets
complete set Of Surgical Instruments
Guns, Pistols, &c.
ISAAC HERZBERG.
nov 2c-3t A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IASEANNE RUlLHING LOT NEAR

BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TTASDSUME BUILDING LOT NEAR
Il the Navy Yard at Auction.-On TU IT.
DAY, the 25,h instant, shall sell, at Ak O'Clock
p. III In front OF the premises, Lot No. 81, In
square No. 81, having front on eth street east
OF az feet , inches, and running back TO a wide
alley 10 feet between T. and streets south,
containing 5,307 feet inches.
This property is handsomely located near the
old odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and I2
months for notes bearing interest from dav Of sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
nov 19d A. GREEN, Auctir
iErThe above Sale is Postponed, in conse-
quence OF the rain, until FRIDAY, the 2sth in
slant, same hour and place.
nov 26-3t AGREEN, Auct'r
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WINTER MILLINERY.

-JUST RECEIVED, THE LAT IN. 4
S1est STYLES 81 New York WINTERssAk
~ BONNETS, and will be opened or 26o
Thursday, November 9th, at 10 O'Clock fhe
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 call.
MISS HANEY a. SISTER,
No. 10 Penn. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
nov 16-3tk
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EVENING STAR.

jos PRIsrISs.-Our patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing Of every descrip-
ton executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter of the .Sto~ Office
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRRss.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Naval.
More Recruits for Nicar!

New YORK, Nov p Tho frisate Savsn-
nah, from the Brazil station, has arrived here.
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GENTLEMEN, ARE YOU READY?
ONE. TWO, THREE, -HALTi

MESsRs BENTEk & DUBANT, RE!
ISl spe2tfully beg leave TO inform their friends
and the public generally that they will reopen
their RIFLE and PISTOL GALLERY on Mon
day, December LIST, II having become positively
necessary that every man should understand the
Of the Pistol gentlemen ale therefore respect
fully invited to call at the southwest corner Of
nov 26-3t
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CALL AND SEE.

CALL AND SEE.
MAGNIFICENT VELVET, 6UIPURE
lsl trimmed CLOAKS,
Latest styles Of CLOTH CLOAKs,
Rich PLUSH CLOAKS,
Chemilps trimmed CL0AkS, etc etc
Just opened at the Washington City Clio
Emporium, 244 Pennsylvsna avenue ttiwe.A
12th and 18th Streets nov A-ec2w
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WINTER MILLINERY,

x-MRS. NJ. A. HILLS, HAS NOW-A6H
%topened Winter Millinery, and will 49,
~ receive additions daily throughout IN
the season heladies Of Washington and stTang-
ers are respectfully invited 10 call. No 295 Penn
sylvanIa avenue, south side, between 9th and 10th
streets nov I5-20
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Average height Of the Thermometer in the
mornings from 22d to 2Sth November, inclu-
sive, 41o O5'.
Note.-First quarter of moon on Thursday,
Dec A, between 10 and IL M. B.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. %, 1855.
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AUCTION SALES.
[For oth., Aset,o. Sale, 50. Fs,,t Pas.

For oths, Asetsos Sales see Fs,,f PagsJ
By WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auc,ioneers.
IN THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING, Nsvsm.
" Der 18th, commencing at6k O'Clock, we will
sell, at the store Of II. 6alligan & Co., under
s,hef Uoods . ,Me hsch ~ nsI, 81 ot ancy ana
desirable goods remaining yet unsod all Of hich
Will be positively sold the store il 10 be vacated
by De ember LIST.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
nov Sit Auctioneers.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-EN-
Il Guire on the premises, No. 2s5 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south side.
nov 15-u
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nor SALE.-THE BOWLING SALOON,
Il on ID street, between 9th and 9th street. This
Is a good chance to clear 81, 900 year Apply at
the Saloon nov lo-eo2W
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NOR RENT.-A WELL AND NEW FUR
IL nished House, two squares from the avenue,
and near the KiIkwood House For family II has
every convenience Rent moderate. Ii desired
furniture &c +, can be purchased low. Inquire at
this Office. nov % 1W#
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA.
Il BILE residence on street, between Goth and
21st for the last eight years occupied by the late
M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the LIST Of
November next. Inquire Of RIGGS co.
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THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

khlS AE 1hhNOON AND TO-HOk6OW.
ENOR SALE.-WfLL BE SOLD ON TIE
Il premises, across the Eastern Branch bridge
opposite the Navy Yard, the effects Of the late
Samuel Perkings, consisting OF b orses, Farming
Utensils and Household Furniture. The sale 10
commence at III O'Clock a IN.
Terms All sums under $40 cash over hat
amount CT dit Of sixty days, for notes setisfsc-
torily endorsed bearing interest. nov &-Sts
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
- EAPING MACHINES, 1HhEsHkh
IL and Stfaw.Csrrier, Hardware, &C, AZ
Auctioa.--On SATURDAY, the 29.h instant, !
shall sell, In front OF my auction store, al 10
O'Clock a. NJ
Five new Ieapiug Machines, made by Forbus &
Co, with apparatus complete
One hTesher and Straw caTrier, two Harrows
One Plough, with a lot Of other Hardware
The above articles will be sold, without reserve
10 pay freight and storage. A. 6kEEN,
nov za-o Auctioneer.
Bye. w. BOTELER, Auctioueer
GALE OF A FAST HORSE, WAGON.
~ Harness, and Carriage at Austisn.-On
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, 1 shall
sell, In front Of my store
One superior black Horse, years old can make
his mile In about minutes
One excellent Buggy-Waggon, with top, nearly
new, built by Joice, Of this city
One set each Of double ard single harness
One substantial tso.horse family Carriage fl
good condition.
Terms cash. G.. w. BOTELER,
nov 27-2t Auctioncer.
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ENOR RENT Two NEWLY BUILT
l. Houses on lst Capitol s. rect, opposite Braun,s
Ice House, about square from the new Congress
sional Printing Once, to good and punct,lal
tenant. Terms moderate. Apply at LORENZ
THOMAS, Penn. avenue between 1lth and 18th
streets. nov 27-1w*
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KEROSENE OIL n ID kEk0SEsk
IN Lamps
German students, or Franks Lamp
Patent Spirit . as Lamps
Lamp Shades and Chimneys,
For sale by X. Mcokkoohi
nov xa-eoRw - Seventh strss'
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MORE NEW GDODs:

MORE NEW GOODS:
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING n LAhOh
w assortment Of
Rich fancy Dress silks
pIaid and plain French Merinos
Rich figured and strip oiack Sits
no nIeces more Of those superior plain black siks
10 do superior black and eolored SIX Cloak
Vevets
r0pieces hne gray brown ard black Cloak Cloths.
with a general stock OF staple Goods OF the
hest class for family consumption, which will be
sold at the lowest prices; and witch we invite
purchasers 70 call early and examine
COLLEN Il SEARS,
no 24-eo2w 523 7ih ST, ) doors north Pa. sv.
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ENOR RENT "A COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
l. with gas fixtures, good yard, brick stable and
coach house, on south street, Capitol Hill. In
Capitol Hill nov 2i-lw&eoif
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NOR RENT "A COMFORTABLE TWO
Il story Brick House, containing Rooms and
Kitchen, situated on 18th street, near MARYLAND
avenue, Island: To prompt tenant the rent will
be % per month. Apply to DIR. J. f.. MORGAN,
Maryland avenue. nov 28 3t*
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cPLENuID FLOWERS And FEATH.
- Frs just opened at GEO. H. CASSl An.
DY's, successors to A. Tate, 3t4 Pennsyi- "
vania avenue. novH 10
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EO RENT THREE FURNISHED
4 Rooms Two on the first hoor. Parlor and
Chamber communicating, and a Chamber on the
second floor, all well and comfortably furnished :;
with gas fixtures complete situated In one OF tn.
most agreeable and desirable neighborhoods OF
the city. No. 4O2 street. one door east O. 7th.
moves Sta
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For Sale and Rent,

EfOR RENT.-A BRICK DWELLING, SIT
Il uated on Virginia avenue, Island. between
10th and 18th streets, No. 25l. Rent moderate
Inquire at J. w. THOMPSON &RRO' IS, 269
Penn. avenue, between 10th and Ith streets south
side. Possession given Immediately nov "a
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The WEATHER Range Of the thermometer
from Friday noon, November 81, to this morn
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~ BOXES MOULD CANDLES
y 50 do Adamsntine do.
nov 26-eoot BARBOUR 4 SEMMES.
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ANSWER to conundrum, in the Star of w ed.
nesday last-F Because it has the largest
" bar" (bear) in Washington.
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1.-TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
IL SALE.-Houses No is and ~ Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and 18th streets The location Is
desirable one, and offers rare chance Iof good
investment Terms easy Apply E. X. LUN
by No. 1.S Bridge street, Georgetown, or NO 40
Louisiana avenue, Washington nov 4-C
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CoRREGrIoN.-The types yesterday made us
give the Democratic majority Of Alabama, as
inscribed upon the banner of the Alabama
Delegation, as sos, instead Of Is, OS5
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ENOR RENT OR LEASE-DWELLlN6
Il House 332, north side Penn. avenue, between
OH and 10th streets One OF the finest locations
In the city fer professional or business men TO
a punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. Ap-
ply on the premises to GEO. ii. WHITE
ia. :. or TO CHAS. n LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 42a Penn. avenue, near \ street. nov IL
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THE ILLUMINAI


The illumination was general and bril-
liant enough to make an appropriate finale to
the celebration. The sidewalks Of the Ave
nue. and other prominent streets were occupied
from to 10 o'clock in the evening by throngs
of spectators, men, women and children-in.
deed, more people were on the streets than we
ever remember to have before seen after
night in this city. With the brilliant lights
thrown upon the moving throng from the my
rlads Of illuminated windows, the scene mus.
have reminded our French fellow citizens of
the after night brillisncy, life and gaiety Of
the Partisan boulevards in the mild season Of
the year Among the many effective displays,
the square upon the Avenue between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, attracted much
attention, almost every house in the square
being brilliantly illuminated. The many
Widowed front Of the Star Buildings, with a
candle at each pane of glass, threw out
Hood OF light as the Star establishment il
bound to do
The private dwellings on C street were very
generally illuminated, and in some instances
with glass chandeliers, present;n, a INST
tasteful and beautiful appearance
Reese's establishment that 6rs, .l.D.
ocrat and good fellow at the corner If SiI,b
street and Ponnsylyanis avenue, was tho snh.
yect OF general admiration, being illuminated
with si1ty-iour large gas burners, artisticaIIv
arranged, the central figure Of which was
oucksnead and horns, from which various
brilliant gas jets emerged.
Further down the Avenue, McDsrmott's
large manufactory, from its prominence and
the number OF lights displayed, was most
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WATCH RETURNS Thomas Trumall, DRUM
and disorderly; workhOuse thirty days Johr
Gibson, do; do. James flanagan, assault
security for court.
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u StOve HOuse Emporiam

on warrington street, In ferk q LOOMS BlorL
than niany other lnsutution west Of Nev YorI
Niy' There ta no humbug about this; Ia order
10 sap'y yourelL call aud be convinced l.srrr
sales and small prohlt j. nv motto
BUCKS CELEnR aTED TNfppnvrn
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SheriR sac.

John Castles W. Michael D. Mooft hIatilda Moor, hs
wis, David Bets and Erahoth Bets, his wife, and ls
Seneca Mptual msurancb Company. heneca Coianion
Plaa1. tI.. U.N NNI
DY virtue Of AN order of the eourt IN lhe shove
INDentilled cause, % Iao directed, will Offer at
pdblie sae a the door 81 the court hpusq IN Aa, on hs
k5h day 81 August A. D. 1853, bofWe6u ne hourl Of 10
oklosk a. ~ lsd p iu ths iolsiny desglstd faa
tat - rie In.l6ts os tganiy (1l sd tive (J
h iiss village ~ CaISinn, in d1u1oa c0anty, Ohto.
ifr2S ,10iol 50 -..-.--.-- y. q. ttEiale5 hh'a-
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Sheriff Sale

Fimau p. Lewis and Sarah Ann Lewis bis wife, Cal
yin Biilugs and MAY M Bilhhss, hI wife, Christian
DytingeT and Esherl. Dysngor his wife, Richard King,
lohrahaa hine. Wihitm King and l0uisn hish, wid.
ou Of GeuIFe King, deceased. Seneca Common Pleas.
ON viFne Of of ths court IN the shove for
~ partition, % direetedi will Offer for sale az lhe
door of heconn house. 10 Ti6n Seneca county Ohio b
tween the hours Of iOocoek y NJ and p M, Of he 25h
day of August A. d. 1885, the following dgicrbfd lands
nnd ienem4as, Wir uofthwes quarter OF he north
west deF section fourteen ll4)in Ige sixteen tl6)
in township one, "a containing ioy Of land, al sub.
leet 70 he dosscr OF Louisa RI 81 therfing - =
juas8DAsQa0l E.C WELLS San
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RFWhen Col Fremont and his band
Of explorers were ordered out Of Califor-
mia by The Mexican Governor, Castro, in
l946 Fremont and his company forti6-
ed themselves, raised ,he American fAg
and wrote: "We haven no wise done
wrong TO the people or tha authority Of
the country. II we are henmed in and
ass ulted here, we viii die every man Of
US. under the flag of our countryp
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Jassb ith AuuisiIainr 81 Johd Shsiaii dscsased.
Koary WtltE. donsta Commna flsau. 'n Of. -
EDKlgiuue Of an order oi tho court " the
ID above onttled cause 20 ma direct1d' VII
tlr a. pbo aus 81 he dooF OF The court houteI 10 sea
Soa cduuiy Oo, hst1hsln ti5 h5uIs Of 10 ocosk A. q
qad4 D. o., oftha e5ih iay efAuFu-t A. - l NE tol
naiug laadl and tsnaneuis 20 ~ is.'ct 70 uHrV-unf
an II ne tauhqf Daaogll ,n filatia fli-l iorl
4 ids3 daol 20 b. .. pq8bli.'ah,l.l
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sHRRIFF SALE.

John G. Gross neHjumin g. Gross aud Sarah g. Gross,
biz wife. Seneca Common Pleas. ..a
by virtue OF an order the court In the above entitled
- cause, to directed, viii offer tpubc sale, he
tween de h0uFs of 10 o'clock a. and p Of the 35th
day a August A. d. 1885, the following described lands
and teneuntI 10 wits inot No i've hundred and twelve
t5i2) IN the ofNew Fort Bali being 10 the second
ward Of hs CiJ % riihn IN he comfy Of Beheea and
sss.sO3Silb &. c. WELLS, sh'G
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By virtue Of three q fas In my hands. Issued
from the clerks oiice Of the Ceuu Of Commou
Pleas OF Seneca county, I will offer al public
sale At the door Of the cour, house In Tidin,
Seneca CO. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
Msand 4 p. NJ. on the 25ih day Of August A ID.
1855, the following described lands aud tenC-
ems, to wits SO much Of in.lot no one (l) In
Miller and Sebuyisra addition TO tho town OF
Atiiea, In Sc neca county, Ohio, as Is described
10 the following bounds, to witt Commencing Tor
the same at the northeast corner Of said ia.lol
no one (l). ruAning thence southerly parallel
With the Sanduskv City and Columbus turnpik 9
road, thence twenty and one half feet to the
corner OF the south wall Of the building recently
ererted thereon Of brick, three stories high
Thence weslwardly along the center Of said
south wall, sixty 18th feet, thence north about
twenty l2d1, and one halfleet. to the porth side
Of sail in-lot Thence eeuwardy along the said
north lino. siHtyeight foe, 20 the place Of begin
ming.
...I. &c. WELLS, Sheriff. ,l
July l5th, 1856 .-3Od s4OO
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MoRNoN HUAuANDs.--One Of the Mormon wo-
men who was in the company Of the late crowd
Who passed. through our town for Salt Lake. we
learn had ne less than four husbands. She Is
said 70 have been az Intelligent looking individ-
1al. She coRteuded that woman has as good a
right TO have number Ofhusbands, as a man bad
60 have A. many wives as he wished, provided
the men were all members Of the Mormon church,
There is nothing ike making circumstances sat
occasions, and these MormOns oPpear to haze
peculiar faculty for such transactions. Il Rock
Islander. '.tl 90 % th'. .,..
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G-The Albany Times states that pistol has
been invented in Gat city which will are ninety
times per minutr, carry ball forty rods farther
than any pistol nov In use, and that it is also
much lighter and in every respect superior to
CSlt's celebrated pistol ra
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uJ Bsow9 McKEE, BLAoEFoAu, and few
others we might lame of FindIey, ought to be
captured, properly secured. and taken to the
nearest Theological Seminary, as ocular demon
stratiOns o. staheckedness, aud hardness ofheart.
II you doubt It, just call and see the bevy Of
charming girls, in the midst Of which they live, as
miserable fOrlorn bachelors 80.
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STRAY COW.

-, IiHsCAPED from pasture on the 9oih
iSSS9 II inst, large BRIGHT RED DEVON
DAW WCOW Said cows about yeufs ola has
-At--4An marks thatI Eecolsct Of has one hip
eap Knocked OF very little white under her belly, has
laIse bag and laFge eas. liberal reward will be given
ANY who will take her up give Information Of
her Whoreabouis. Lju2l-if1 P. sPlELMAN
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Reuben q Ieaou rdri'F. .of nenisnluN N FIsrmsn.f
~ Joasph al Ken. tohabod snsnter nnd flt1lffN
Thomp,oa, sna Winau DO. Fhllt n ~. lestnt M
Ken and keuhen q, Ihmoas admit. NtpI. =. Ii'e
inan, ,deon lchahod epsnfsr sp eca C,ninca ffal
TlK virtue oftad orirfs oilhe jn iha r olie1
- ua directed. y N olr si rtl 1a1. "a
he door ~ loe Court utrti n FHg, tnlifn tI
between ths hQDri Of loo orafk END orl,el r.,N
lhl liih day 81 Aoru,t A. q it1l, tNour1 ll'lisi
lands andenfmsult, b ut f1e folh.esti qoalffl ~
eouit Il uuartr of stofioa rNfnu.frf lE.l lfH td
t.let 40 fovaiAipons an Nqlh pf tt.nis,n ftl
tt9 luuf seFst cn De sod siA ofai fhl ftsHttcF
ths uolfhalli lutItF afsnld 1f ioI 80 lNl rs-
kng i0ltt 81 lnt. oglaII arnIlilfI nls
~ hil asscfibad 3l aters apayls1 iAgoo taDdnl e
ldiig-io1l "a t.siaai dsrrbci fel ertfl rtstea
fissaRm a.yo nsO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
SberiMSale.

Jacob Young ~ Iohu Todd. seneoaComnou Pleas.
ID virtue of execution issued from Tia Office Of the
ID Clerk Of the Coud Of Common Pleas within and for
the county ofSenecn, and Stnto Of Ohio me directed
will offer public sale i The door Of the court house
Tn Seneca county 0ho, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. aud p, Of he Q5h day Of August, A. D.. 1855,
the following described an i ahd ienemens 10 wit In Ot
No. thirty, 10 the q Carolina, seneca county Oho
ino5 30dolQs .H Hr.iss h. q. WELLS, shim
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25

u-Athe Fiadley Mass Meeting, Mr.. srEAR,
ofthe "Companlon," and his estimable and &C
complished lady, had their latch string out, and
welcomed number ofylsitors with profuse hos
pitality. They sre the right kind Of Republicans.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25

Boub ElBls Coz y. NJ Milicg Kahor 4 Huhhssi.
George Taylor, n y. Abbot y Barbour 4 Eon, w.
Willam Bufahsliar, Gtfah iuEkhates, John 6uuudaf
and hYlvetier Aland. bsneea Conmon fisal.
- canaes q dilBead. a III otr fI taia n he dnag
81 the eoun housq ~ nn, eenoqs eQuny, Ohio. 1etaeen
the hoHFiaf 10 O'clock a., And p NJ the ich iay
ofAngal A. ID. 1850 ihs fowina lands And isnsnsnis
% Ait iniot No hundsd and twsuiySsuu glgll IN
De nri wsri ofthe Cits ~ is, Hsnaea cuE1y, oAio.
1slS50d &c. WELLS, sh'G a
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25

Tins FARAHb. heaptifuI thouQht
this which we fnd in one our exchanges:
III thar isa man who can cat HE
breAdiz peace with God and man. i e the
NAY Nno haa brought that bread cut of
tby earth. II Is eankefed BY no fraud.
ifis vet bY 20 tesFs. i ptainsd By no
bioodf'a -, g.sq itI