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From the above statement II viii be that Kerosene pr
duces the most light a The eas Cost and at burning hu
produces the least light 81 The oAtest have mad
ckAu snaysA q yosr ke!csene oil. and find q be r
kabiy and free nom al which would ohe
wise render unfit for burning IN lamps When thus purns
BY The gree ow n use not axplcsiye even when hea
ID 2 deg r. and being much leas volatile Than oamphene
hpo liable 70 smoke In view OF The above o am sanRun
thst your purified kerossne" destined 70 supersede
Illumination. and would recommend the most valuable
ters for that purpose with which acquainted vary
'''-N'' ED1ARD n KENT. uhsn,~l
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hIOTICk-THE MEMBERS OF TEE LIQUOR DEAL
IN ert Society Kn2s aty requested to call and
pa up their Quarterly dues AZ Toycbses Hotel Ncntssus
A. M. 70 r. NJ on Monday, March 1856, By order,
Thus. TOYNBEE. President
p. CLEMTsoN Secretary. ALFRED R0NK, Vice PRECEDENT.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 29-8 p. M

Messrs. Atwood Co., Wall street, will pay
tomorrow the semi-annual interest due on the LIST
March, on the farm mortgage per cent bonds Of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company.
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CPkCIAL EOTlCE.-A MEEfING OF THE 8PECTAL
- Committee ct the BGard OF Aide relation prAc-
tee doped BY the Rishth Avenue Raiho.d Cmosay q
throwing tie their both ,treots
will b hslc at the office the OF Common Connoa
No city BsE Monday, March 1856 at 0cl,ck r. 4
Parties interested especially invited to be present
Aid. PhTER FULMER, Chairman.
Aid J. II. vALENTINE.
Aid WIN. MCCDEKEY.
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And whereas the creditors eerred to In said act
Congress are deemed identical with the holders of the
debt described IN the said the State OF Texas and
whereas It Is alleged that there exist forged certificates
said debt the ho iers Of which may assert TO be Qenune
apd csim payment Of and whereas the third section OK
sad act o. Congress requires the holders of the csrt
Gates AID other evidences VI ad debt shall re-
to the United States and also to the Of Texas
before payment and the fourth sectIen Of said act re-
uires that public notice should be given for the
Of ninety days Of the time when said payment viii bs
made: and whereas the Treasury Department has
adopted the form Of release to the United STATE.
and the form Of release to the state OF Texas no
tice is hereby given to faid creditors that payment
pro rato will he made At the treasury OF the United
States BY means of treasury drafts on SOME of tho
assistant easurers public depoatares of the United
Sa,es and after the LIST of June, 1866 such OF
the holders of the genuine certificates other cy-
ences Of said debt in accordance with the provisions
Of said acts Who shall have assigned their said cert
fcates or other evidences OF said debt to the United
states and executed the release in the form to the
United States, and the release In the torn to the
STATE OF Texas End filed the with the Secretary Of
The Treasury thirty days before the La June next the
sriy dsys being reqoired to investigate the genuine
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-AnYERTIARMENr-

ADVERTlSEMENT.
AT TEE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of tho
American Hook and Ladder Company the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas, 1t has been represented by mem
bers of the Franklin Fire Company and others,
that the American Hook and Ladder Company
was engaged in the riot which occurred on the
Island on Saturday evening, May 31st-
Therefore, reSoir,d, That the Secretary be
directed to communicate to the Franklin Fire
Company and the public, through the medium
OF the press, the fact that the American Hook
and Ladder Company was not out on the
evening referred to, and consequently could
not have been engaged in the riot nor is it
believed that any Individual member of said
company was present on that occasion.
ReSoLred, further, That the American Hook
and Ladder Company do, and always will,
look with disapprobation upon the practice of
rioting at fires, believing it to be derogatory
to the character, and inconsistent with the
professions and aims Of true fremen; and en-
tertaining as we do, the most kindly sentiments
towards our brother fremen of this city, we
earnestly and fraternal1y invite them to unite
with US in an effort to check and finally sub
due, the spirit of diseord now, unhappily, SO
rife amongst US.
1t WV. I. FERGUSON, Secretary.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
REMOVAL

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LEFT HIS
Il old stand, No. 30S Seventh street, and has
taken the well known stand formerly occupied by
X. u. Hyatt, No 375, third door above |, on Sew
enth street, where there has always been kept
and Will still be kept, general assortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH FABRICS. The
greatest attention has been paid to the selection
OF his stock so as to combine elegance, neatness,
and permanent colors.
Black silk, Plaid silks, Mousline De Lane, De
Bsge, plain and plaid Ginghams, Ladies, Collars,
Undersleeves, embroidered; Curtain Muslins
bleached and unbleached Cottons, Irish Linens
Table Linens, silk Cravats, Ladies' Kid Gloves,
SILK Gloves, Lisle Thread Gloves, ladies' and
gentlemen's Hosiery, Ribbons, gents and boys
Silk Handkerchiefs, ladies' and gentlemen,s
Linen Handkerchiefs, bordered; good assortment
Of Woollen and Linen for boys wear; Bonnets,
Flats, gentlemen's and children's Hats, Of fash.
ionable styles
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The objects attained In this line are durability
and style. Ladies' and gents Caters children's
Fancy Shoes. Ii will afford great pleasure 20
show you our stock, and sell them IL we can at
unusual low prices for cash.
The ladies and gentlemen will please accept
my thanks for their past patronage, and earnest
ly solicit a continuance Of their custom. All ar
tlcles sold warranted as represented.
Persons indebted to the undersigned whilst act.
ing as agent, are respectfully requested TO call
and close their accounts, as the agency must be
closed up. On and after the 18th Of June heir
several accounts will be placed in the hands Of q
collector. J. w BARNACLO
je d, 10 list
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The Troubles in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, June s-An extra of the West
port Times Of the 5th says that reliable news
has been received Of the burning of the town
OF Bernard, Kansas, on the night Of the Sd, by
the Free State men. Twelve to fifteen thou
sand nd dollars worth Of property was destroyed.
-, The Tunes also says that q company of
three hundred Abolitionists had captured
Franklin, being opposed by only fifteen fight
ing pro-slayery me3. Mr.. Fislimaton and
Two others were reported killed. II was re-
ported the fight lasted an hour.
The Investigating Committee IL still at
Westport.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-The RepmbIiosn's
Independence correspondent, under date of
the 5th, says that Donaldson and four of his
men, in the discharge of official duty. were
attacked and killed near Hickory Point, on
the Sd. The marshal was in the act of
arresting the men who attacked the party
under Captain Pate.
The Freesoilers had increased in number,
and were destroying houses and driving fam
lilies from their homes near Bull Creek. One
hundred and fifty men, under Captain Reed,
had lett new Santa Fe in pursuit Of the
marauders
Report says that Franklin has not been
taken, though it has been attacked by a large
party.
Captain Pate's company has been liberated.
Governor Shannon issued a proclamation on
the 4tn, In which he commands illegal mill
tsry organizations to disperse, or they will be
dispersed by the United States troops; and
calls for vigilance in enforcing the laws, and
the protection of the property Of all persons,
without distinction of party He adds that
the proclamation of the President of the IIth
of February will be strictly enforced.
requisition has been made on Colonel
Sumner for a sufficient force 10 insure obe-
dience to the proclamation
CHICAGO, June 10 The Democratic press
has letter from LecOmpton dated the 4th,
which reports several skirmishes between the
pro and anti-slavery organizations The Kan
sas City Enterprise, detailing the previous
advices. says thirty southerners, proceeding
from Westport, under the command Of Capt
Pate, to Bull Creek, were met by an equal
number of free State men, and after two
hours skirmishing Pate surrendered uncon-
ditiOnally. A party of pro-slsvery men, in
c'uding son of Gov. Shannon, made a night
attack upon the house Of Capt. Walker, Eve
miles from Lecompton. They were fired upon
and repulsed. Young Shannon was taken
prisoner, but released next day. Gov. Shan
non took company of dragons and searched
the houses of the free State men for two DAYS
taking arms and ammunition. Cal Sumner
passed through LecOmpton on the 4th en- route
for Topeka.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, June II.-Flour is unsettled
aud tending downward sales of 10000 bbIs
good State SIS IS; superhne Ohio &6; standard
Southern S675.
Wheat is unsettled; sales Of Is, 500 bushels;
Southern white $3.50. Corn is dull; sales Of
10 900 bushels; Southernmixed Sc
Pork has declined; sales of 300 bbIs; mess
SlS.62t Beef is firm, sales Of $50 bbls.; Chi
cago repacked Sl2. Lard is easier; sales Of
800 bbls. at IOic
Whisky is higher; sales of $50 bbIs.; Ohio
at 26c
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BY F N BOTELER Auctioneer
SALEOF VALUABLE Lea

Il Estate Alexander Keech and others, rs
Eleanor Calls and Anthony Addison, in the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges county, sitting
az Count Of Equity.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, passed on the nineteenth day Of February
cause, the undersigned, as Trustees, will expose
to public sale, 10 the highest bidder, TIL URS-
DAY, the Sd day Of July next, IL fair, II not, on
the next fair day thereaf er on the premises, the
portion Of the REAL ESTATE Of which the late
Henry A Calls died seized and possessed, con-
tanning (by survey made under this decree) one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less. This land
has been divided by the surveyor, as will appear
by plat, which viii be exhibited on the day OF
sale by the Trustees, into three lots-Ncs |.
and 3-Lot No. contains thirty six and one fifth
acres, more or less Lot No. contains sixty four
and four fifth acres, mere or less and Lot No.
contains fifty nine acres, more or less Tie lots
will be offered I'm the order Of their numbers-the
purchaser Of Lot No. having the privilege OF
taking the second and third lots at the same price
at his option, &c Each lot contains about one
third arabic land, the other two-thiIds heing
heavily limb cred. The soil Is fine, and admira-
bly, apted to the produce Of any crop raised In
the neighborhood. The who'e property is de-
sirable purchase for capitalists. The land lies
about six miles from w ashington, and three from
Alexandria Ferry, and adjoins the lands of
Messrs. Thomas Berry, Col MadduI, Geerge
Walker and others.
The Trustees deem II unnecessary to give any
further description. Those desiring to purchase
will be shown the premises by Mr.. }. Z Tbomp-
son, residing at "Barnaby."
The society Of the neighborhood is excellent,
and churches OF different denominations within
two three miles
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
follows: One-third of the purchase mon,
ey to be paid in cash on the day Of sale or on the
day Of the ratification thereof by the court; and
the residue In equal instalments Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the day
OF sale, to be secured by the bonds Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with secDrities to be ap-
proved by the undersigned, bearing interest from
the day OF sale, their date, at six, twelve and
eighteen months, as aforesaid
to vary the terms of sale II in theif Judgment,
they deem 1t expecient and proper. |
N. b. Sale at 12 m
5 = sSSTE k NE6HikIN' Trustees.
I'm. BOTELER, Auctioneer
Upper Marlboro May IA, 1855. te s.2awtds
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81 Heefland,s German RI,,er..-C.rn.

hca'e Of Ralph Lutte, Esa Editor Spirit of Times" Iron
IRosToN, October 30, 1854
Dr. " n Jsckson-Dear Sir The Bitters In great
ano here In addition to the quantity by Monkey
Barber your agents. the two other them
tnSn any other medicine find they BIZ con
vAIescent fever patients 20 rebuild
rave useo during the last summer, family four
bottles They were recommended hrst by peixhbor
az time when my system much debilita from the
enects OF severe Bilious Fever They appetits
ana restored tone and vsor my system In one
OF the September numbers Of paper related nv expert
eDc OF the good effects Of the Btters which time they
medicine in this vicinity
In conclusion would cay that feel great ple.sure in
giving you this testimony Of the your
eIs.on. Respectfully yours, RALPH LUTE.
is
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By A. GREEN, Aucticneer

HANDSOME SQUARE OF GROUND,
Il fronting on Connecticut avenue, nth
street west, n and l. streets north, ut Auc.
uon.-On THURSDAY, the 5th June shall
sell, at O'Clock p. m, I'm front Of the premises
Square No 1854, bounded by the above mentioned
streets, beautifully located little north Of La
fayette Square. twill be subdivided, with an
alley through the square, and sold in lots to suit
purchasers
Terms: One fourth cash balsnce in 6, ~ ard
IL months the purchaser to give notes for the de-
sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
All conveyancing at the expense Of the pur-
chaser. Title indisputable
m S-eoads A. GREEN, Auct'r.
IL The above sale is postponed In conse
quence Of the rain until WEDN ESDAY the nth
instant, same hour. A. GREEN
Jeo-eodds AuctiOneer.
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BED or Rusty Hair dyed Instantly Beautiful and Natu.
Brown Black without the injury Hair or ski1
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to VIM
A bachelor since 1888, haye
been made to the Hs his patrons his famous Dye
Prejudice against Dying aud whskers he upiust "A
IL would be against covering bald head with a wig
WE A bATCHELozs HAIH DYE produces q color not to be
distinguished from nature and 10 niure
In the least, however long IL may be continued.
Sold in al cities United bv
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ss The Genuine has the address upon a steel
plate engraving four sides Of bottle Of WILLIAM
A. .BATCHEL0k 73s Broadway, New York
s&For sale by CHAS. STOTT, Pennsylvania syepus
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MARRIED.

H. HOLT, Esq to ADELAIDE l. daughter of
the Hon. Thomas l.. Smith, Auditor Of the Treas.
ury.
On the 10th instant, In the NJ. p. Church, 9th
LASHORN to Miss MARION HI, PROC.
TOR, all Of this CITY,
On the 9Th instant, by Rev John 8. Deale, Mr..
yOHN II. ROBERTSON to Miss SARAH L..
PADGETT, both Of Alexandria, Va.
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500 REWARD.

AN AWAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER,
Md, on Saturday, 3Ist Of MAY last, NE, a.
GRO MAN, ALE RED, about % years of XS0
agei feet inches high; dark copper. ~
Color, ana ratheI good looking. He had on whes
cloth, and lighter colored plaid pantaloons.
will give the above reward II taken ont Of the
county, and in any Of the States, or Atty dollars II
and secured 80 that get him again.
Je5lw JOHN W.ANDERSON
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Drs. Hunter & Williams,
Physicians for Diseases of Throa at and Iune

81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
Dr. HUNTER or DR.. WILLIAMS will visit
Washington on the 18th and 29th of each
month. The next visit will be on Thursday,
the 18th instant.
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store t
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE u ILDING LOTS AND
Three New TWo.storY Erame Hauses

Ihfee new TWo-story Frame Houses
at Auction.-On FRIDAY, the 9th Of June, |
shall SELL at O'Clock P m in front Of the premi-
ses, very handsome Building Lot on the north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and
18th streets west, nearthe War Department being
the west half Of Lot No S, In Square No 1866,
having front on Pennsylvania avenue of 30 feet,
running back about ia feet to 20 foot paved
alley
And Immediately after the sale Of the above
shall in front Of the premises, Lot No o. in
square No q, the east part Of which fronts 40
feet III inches on 24th street. running back 100 feet
TO an alley; the west part OF the lot has the same
'front.' on wide al ey, on which is three convent
ent new two story frame houses; all Of which will
be sold separately or In lots to suit purchasers
Terms Of sale OF the lot on the avenue will be
one third cash, balance in 6, u, and Is months; ;
for lot 26, In square 29, wi the improvements
one fourth cash, balance in 6, u, 1s, and 81
months, for no es, In all cases Of credit bearing
interest from day Of sale. deed given and a
deed I trust taken. Title indisputable
m29 A. GBEEN, Auctr.
IL The above sale il unavoidabIy post.
poned until FRIDAY, June 18th, same hour
Je7 A. GREEN, Auct'I.
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&c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
the Navy Yard On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 18th, at6K O'Clock, on the prem
si7, fronting go feet each on 9th street east, near
Virginia avenue, running back los feet one inch
The lots are well situated for building pur-
poses, and will be subdivided to suit the pur-
chasers.
Terms: One-half cash the residue in one and
two years, With interes. and satisfactorily secured
Title indisputable. JIG MCGUIRE,
le O-eO&dS kuctiorser
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By WALL BARNARD Il CO, Auctioneers
C0OD AND WE'LL KEPT FURNITURE

T00D AND WELL KEPT FURNITURE
" at Auction.-On FRIDAY, 18th instant, at
10 O'Clock a m, we will sell, at the residence Of
gentleman breaking up housekeeping, on T. street
between 9th and 10th streets, his entire stock of
Household Furniture, such as
Mahogany and b.ocatelle Parlor Set
Do marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Do Sofa, Re cker, Lounge
DO dining and side Tables, extension do
Gilt frame and other Mirrors, Vases
Whatnot, route, and Work Tables
Mahogany marble-top iessing Bureaus
Wardrobes, Bedsteaos, Bedding
Good hair and husk Mattresses
Do Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Clocks Lamps. Vases, and Curtains
Crockery and Glassware, Knives and F orls
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils
With many other articles not here mentioned.
Terms All sums under S25 cash; over that a
amount credit OF one and Two months, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD CO
cd Auctioneers.
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Rumored Departure OF Padre Will

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Tribune of this
morning states that Padre Viii, the lately
received Nicarsguan Minister, has deter
mined 10 abandon the country and return
home. He intends leaving here in the steam
er Of the Goth inst.
As the minister's friends in Washington
know nothing of any such intention, We pre-
sumo the report Is incorrect.-RRP.l
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UBrown Bronchial Troche,.-Weare

rendering The public speakers vocasts others
Affected with hosrsenes incidental speaking or sudden
changes OF cmate benefit IL they VIM but
perience by drawing their attention valuable 10
Ienses which have commended many of
most distinguished dvines, and by
most prominent doctors They possess the power arord
ing relief TO the throat aer continued exerton and
know OF many professional ladies' gentlemen who and
them truly Administrations
Sold in Washington by J. N. CALLAN sstr
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE g. w.
II corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isp-epared to accommodate gentlemen withrooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
Win thelr patronage. ep6-u
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nor g ga VALUABLE FARM
Il containing 80 acres, will be divided into lots,
say from 20 to 40 acres to suit purchasers. if de-
sized. IL Is situated 2k miles from Washington
city, mile from Tenallytown, east Of the Rock
Vile turnpike Road lis well waite ed a good
supply Of fire wood and possesses all the ad va n
tages requisite to make garden or dairy farm, Of
great value For further information apply to
POLLARD WEBB, No. SIP, (second story) OPP
posite the National lntelligencer Once.
fe 6-n
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Bv JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OVER
III lankin1 the Smith&0Niau GInunda. af


BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OVER
ID looking the Smithsonian Grounds, at
Auction.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
9Th, at 6H O'Clock, on the premises, | shall sell
parts Of Lots Nos. II, 49, II, and Is, In 50 uare No
300, situated at the corner Of South b and 18th
streets west, having front Of 90 feet on South b
street by 125 on 18th street west, containing
IL $50 square feet, the whole well enclosed with
good fence and supplied with fruit trees.
This property is probably one Of the most eligi-
BILE and beautiful building sites for sale in that
section Of the city, having commanding view
city generally. IL desirable the property will be
subdivided to suit purchasers.
Terms ne-third cash. the residue In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for satisfactorily
secured notes, bearing interest. Title indispata-
BILE JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
IN 29-eo6ds Auctioneer
III The above sale IL postponed in cen.
sequence Of the rain until THURSDAY AT
TERNOON, June 18th, same hour and place.
jed JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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nIsTRICT COLUMBIA, washington

nIsTRICTO COLUMBIA, Washington
- County, to wit: | hereby certify a.
town, In the District Of Columbia, brought be-
fore me, the subscriber Of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for said county, this 9TH day of June
In the year 1856, as a stray trespassing upon his
enclosures, a Zig ht brown HORSE, about Is hands
high; about years old legs darker than the
body; shod all round no marks perceivable
Given under my hand.
HENRY REAVER, p
The owner Of the above Horse Is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
Residence, corner Of High and Beall streets,
Georgetown, ID. G. JOHN DAVIS.
je 9.3t*
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By A. UREEN, Auctioneer.


GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANH
~ Court Of Excellent Household and itch.
en- Furniture at Auction.-On MONDAY, the
10th instant, shall SELL by order Of the Orphans
Court, at 10 O'Clock a. m at the residence Of the
late oliver Whittlesey, on Louisiana avenue, be.
tween I'd and 4th streets, near the City Hall, all
the personal effects Of the deceased, w:
Mahogany sofa, dressing, and other Bureaus,
BARRACKS
Mahogany marble top Sideboard and w ashstands
Do Bookcase and Secretary
French and other Bedseads
Mahogany centre, dining, breakfast, card, and
other Tables
Fine gilt frame Mirror
Marble Bracket and other Looking glasses
Girandoles, Crockery Ware
Parlor, chamber, hall, and stair Carpets and
Rods
Oilcloth and Hearth Rugs
Cane and Woodseat Chairs
With good assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES
And many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary to enumerate.
Terms: AL sums under S25, cash over SOS
credit Of two and four months, for note, satisfac-
toIily endorsed, bearing interest. BY order Of the
Administrator. A. GREEN,
je9-d AuctIoneer
p. 8. The House is for rent; II is handsomely
located and conveniently arranged For further
particulars inquire Of VIM. B. Todd, ESQ , or II
subscriber A. GREEN