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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

organization on Monday without toabie. The conteet
il particularly warm fot PoSiaaster DoOrkeeper aud
Printer.
II is now contemplated 70 setd the Presidents Me-,
cage in advance obly 70 New-York, PHILADELPHIA and
Richmond. a decision 10 the nst;er will probably bs
arrived At tomorrow.
II is urder,tood that the Republican csucus will be
held az 10 O'clock or Monday morning. Mr.. Grow OF
Pennsylvania Mr.. Blair Of Mssour or Mr Wasbbufn
Of Maine will probably receive the nomination for
Speaker. The pesent intention is to make no other
nominations
The schooner Louisa, from New.York for Attaks.
pas IL reported lying under Abaco, with her ms,ts
ent away. Another schooner was alongside, ASSISTING
her.
lDi.pstch to Then Y. Express.
Senator Douglas to-day again takes Just "a strong
ground as Gov. Walker against the lie com otOn Con
veniop ana proDounces their a. an utter vios-
ton Of the kaDsss ard Nebraks bill II has pledged
hmseft 70 resist the sided vie rs Of the Cooven-
ton. and stard fall bs will not fa.er in hs position
The President has heard this from Walkers owa lips,
anu 40 addition has the assurance ths. lns,s would
flow with tlood if attempt shoum be made to force
merely the Slavery clause upon the people, and to
prevent vote upon the Constitution a. 4 whole.
Gov. Richardson of Illinois, the Al. G.. who piloted
the Kapeas and Nebraska bill through the House, has
jet come IN, and liz equally explicit with Douglas and
Walker in denouncing the acts Of the Lscompson Con-
yention.
Should the President not yield, there will be such
struggle in Washington has not been seen for year,
and it is believed that he will before Monday abandon
oil intention to ustan the IDEA In the new Consti.
tuition.
Mr Stanton has not written 70 tAe President, with
drawing his resignation, as stated IN THE TRIBUNE.
Letters from Kansas received here represent almost
nine tenths Of the people Of AZ parties against the
Lecou pton Constitution, including Shareholders, Free
State men aid others.
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not nov eXcfed haf mlien week, and thai
from lands and other sources !, hardh worth nsmng
vi course Is Is then pslpabie not Only th,' me
G0vefnnent must use its credit, but de u lirgeiy
II the present tariff is retained, and tn Mormon
war should assume any serious sbspe, this I'd MINIS
tratcn ~ the end Of it, term will beqnsath hun
cred Milo IS Of Indebtedness. Mark the prediction
eXtravagsnt as it may seem 20 superficial observers
England is AT last getting the hard knocks Of our
revUlsion just rs misb have been foreseel. Nearly
two hundred millions of dead loss ard depreciation
fall her shoulders aud that sort Of weight IS MT
particularly comfortable. No wOnder she stsggers
uU6er the load, and I'd e our great American houses
exhibit weakness about the knees. The reaction OF
this breakdown has vet Ia be felt at the South Cot
ton hes given Way, aud "niggers' must follow SUIT.
be demand for one regulates the price Of the Other.
Gentlemen below the Potomac who recently rejoIced
over the rOttenre,s Of the North will have an oppor
tunity of certifying their O~n soundness before lOtg.
They have got to 60 through the fiery ordeal aud
after being thoroughly scorched msy perhaps learn
the value Of home market for their staple, and ap-
preciate the depe Ddence 10 which they are now sub
jected by relyiog almost exclusively upon foreign
epe. The Tariff Of 1851, Ike that of -46, is begin
ling to work, and will yet return to plague the III
ventOrs.
Nobody but the newsm0Dgers, who wanted 70
make sensation, ever heard Of protest being
made or proposed by the French and English Minis
tiers concerning Walkers expedition. The diplo-
matt. gentry re not anxious to burn their fingers
in any such way, and even if they had the motive
there was 40 justification for such step. Since
M. POussn and Mr.. Champion got their walking
papers, foreign Ministers ars rather careful about
tesdirg on Tire CONS Of Uncle Sam. Ny Lord
Napier, too, came here on a special mission OF anna
billy, and, therefore, would be inds posed to rup-
ture; aud the Count Sartges likes the fresh air of
Georgetown Highs too well to run til: yanst 80
cbvalric and renowned a knight as the Illu'trous
Brigadier- General Cas- is allowed by military au-
thoTities to be. linden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
BUARD or CITY CANVASSERS.

Tire Board commenced business a, 10 o'clock yester-
day mornpg-Ald. HARRIS, Chairman. The few
clerical errors regarding minor officers in .ne Ninth
Ward being CORE ed by the Csnva,.ers, the Board
Oh mo,icn Of Ald. Blunt, confirmed the return from
that word.
The Fifth Ward returns were then canvassed and
gage the totals for Mayor follows: Tiemsnn, al3i
WOOD, 3l9; majority for TiemaOn, J6i, instead Of
$50. a. previously published.
On motion, tie Fifth Ward canvass was confirmed.
The Eleventh Ward was next proceeded with. The
With District return had to be sent back to the
WaId Csnvessers for correction far as the Council
meu vote was concerned. The returns showed tue
vote fer Mayor little different ia Of the dis
trc.s Of this ward from the fgures published la the
1t Distinct, 1iemsnn had ~, instead OF 90; in the
Vth, 22j, instead of 49, in the With. 49, instead OF
Isl. The vote for Mayor stoed: Tlemsnn, 2,i9l
Wood, 3 267-givng Wood ma onty in that ward OF
1876.
The First Ward was the next taken up. The figures
varied but slightly with those published. Tiensnn
got lS6 votes in the lot District Instead Of 49, and
Wood 3si ia stead of;Sl. In the Hid District Wood
got 32 instead of 81. The result for Mayor in this
Ward was follows: Temsrn, az: Wood, l,916;
majority for Wood, 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
DkSASTERs ON TIE LAKES.

TIE msls from tbe Wee. COW filled With news II
wrecks ard css of life oo the hske,. The SCI ,oper
Lark struck by stom IN the STRAITS 0i Msckinsc.
Her ass gave way and N falling stove 10 her deoks
Tho water dashed 10 and she wa n danger o sak,og
Fortunately tie gale drove her ashore stern iDfemct.
Some friendly Indians Came TO the beach ana hs!psd
the crew sua passengers one Oi The later Somanl
ashore in safety but The ,ssel and cargo Ns tctd
Css.
An irdisn messenger has brought down news 10
Msnistee, that on "Seeping Bear bleak pronoo.
tory On Like Michigan, the bCoies OF ~ number Of
wrecked sailors lie frozen stiff, anc that the wolves are
gree ily devourrg them.
A .mall boat ard pant Of a sohoonars cabin hostsd
sshore lately on Georgian Bay. 10 toe latter were
de * books papers and sIevOlger, by which 1t VA
found that they belonged TO .be Resolution, which EFT
Milwaukee three weeks ago with n load OF whoat for
Buffalo She probably went down In gale win sySry
sou. on boaIo.
for Kingston ,C. W. loaded With whest When near
the MaLi,ou Islands The sprurg aeak The wlter put
out her fires snd wssbtd the ashes from the furnace
rto her pumps con plotely cogeng them. The crss
bsiled with buckets; and, i being Impossible to get
coal out of the hold broke up the chairs tables and
berihs and tore of the plarkng 70 eDdeavor to ges
I'D steam again. Finally, they took the small posf,
ard put cf for shore. Inc boat swsmPed, ono msn
was dronred bnt the rect succeeded ia .ng, nall
frozen, up on The beach Shortly alter The vessel
drove sshoIe broaGside and probably went to pieces
man named Mclean set out, on the night Of the
ODD in q mall cal b0st, 10 carry the mail and four
ps,,engers across Lake Pepn lWi,consin). The
uight was cold, dreary and WINDY, ano when morning
dsvned Il showed the Lake covered With iee' NO
,birg has been seen or heard Of the boat mail or mon.
Ali doubtess peristed.
On Tuesdsy last party Of FIVE fishermen lsa Beyce-
Iona, ChautaUqus County, 20 20 out upon Lake kns
aud bnDg in boat II had lett ouI The day DefVre
There va. heavy ses running at the time, sud ia
some manner the boat wss capszed aud all % board
were lost. Two OF them we're brothers. Tho bodies
of three came ashore "Wednesday morning near Dun
kirk.
The d. X. Martin is ON reef Of rocks near Presqus
hle seven feet Of water n her hold. The Agate, Tho
James Eaysgh Of Oswego, The Europe, the Robert
Campbell the Nara + johnson, the Crest Wet,
the ORIENTAL the David Morris, TIE Nazepps ,schoon-
els. two unknown bngs, and several other vessels,
are reported ashore a. different points, whore Il VIII
be impossible TO get them eli this Winter II at all or
to more than partially save theI csIgoe.. The Fsu
Of 1851 will be long remembered tor Its NUMEROUS
,iisastsrs on toe Lake.. Albany Evening Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN INDIANA.
InnIANApnILs Midday. Doc. 4 lSJ1.


About eight days since the agents of Or Vallaudg.
ham, Of Frankfort, Ky, captured fugitive slave at
Naples, Illinois. When en- roue to Kentucky the
Ieero wss taken under writ of habeas corpus, before
Judge Wallace, who liberated him. lie was inm'di-
at. ly rearrested and taken before U S. Commissioner
negro should go back to slavery. lie again re-
arrested on a wit issued by Judge Wallace, before
whom come questions of State sovereignty are no be.
irg discussed. /, is claimed by The negros c'unsel
hat he i. free under the Fugitive Slave law aod
bred Scott decision, well the Sae Constitution.
Meanwhile DR. Nallandgbam has been arrested on the
soavit of the negro fer kidnapping and his case Is
nov IN pyC gross before Mayor Wallace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

THE PHlLaDELPHIA CORRU PTIoSs.-The details OF
hese rascaltes as stated in Tie Ledger, are testihed
o ard shown 70 be az follows:
The first transaction Il IN regard to filing 70, a.
Boad and Prime streets. Previous TO making vac
contract the cost Of the Job estimated az about
5000 The bills sctusly rendered amount 70
s24 ALB and All 53l SO nave been PAD 70 tne con-
fractors The Board Of Health was charged Tor tnS
woIk 81 20 tor each hone and cart, and ~ % %
- f.bo,sr The earth hauled iron cell
isrs dug for private Individuals, who pe'd '9r
the vmk. TIE lot bsd . capscty i9r oniy
Ok IN lads while the cost ie for i2fZiV Ioscs Or
orer,;ts suficient to make ound twenty reef nsn.t
psn ,bs cnros,ons The Health Ofhcer, II Is chAgec,
sIvsv, had AZ interest in al contracs Blh nr cir-
rers. uauOre, eigars, carriage hre, Consumed the
sboIe Of tbe revenue; but this being insuiho.nt,
ecous hill. were made out 10 meet tue oencencsss,
and were D.ssed By the Board. Other bills OF Lks
character we're made out 70 cover the oos. OF the COM
uitfee's feat at the Lszaretfo. Warrants were
dawn In favor OF persoDs who never had
srv dealings With the Board. The Cisrk sc.
cofdirR 10 evidence, tod 10 keep bs sc-
eouuts 20 nobody could understand them bui hhnsei.
ana he Gpps aI from the statement made TO ns'e io-
lowed h,s Instructions. We refer the TesseT, hoy
ever 10 the report and testimony to zee upon sna-'
these sceusstiors aye bssed. All the members @ Ins
Beard are not implicated IN thefe IaDssciiors oppe
were made participants IN them through tne.r igur
snce and come through their iroiieIeDcs 70 ueu
public duties Whether the sbolishnen' q ire bosd.
AID IT, reorganization on the plan piooos~a ~
Courcis will improve matters spd save tne inossy Ok
the city 4 3aesliea which IN" AKA 'Ag sie,es VI"
sU.ye.
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THE CRADDOCK MURDER.

IVUiSFILLLI TIIU"yI I1tO. y IO1"'
The primary examination in the case OF the Co n
monwealth Of Kentucky agans! Miller and others has
been closed. The seven prisoners accused oy Miller
of the murder of Craddooi have been dlsch ,rgee.
Miler's testimony occupied two days. Ths defend
arts, save Miller severay introduced testimony prov
ing an abb and good Character, also giving Miller
bad name, and stamping hin as unworthy CT belief.
Distrot-Attorney Craig moved for the conmitnen of
Miller on the charge Of perjury bat the Justice re-
pled that he was already held the charge of mur
der by biz own confession. Tremendous applause fol-
loved ffom the large crowd pesen. upon the discharge
Of the parties implicated by Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
THE MAYORALTY OF BOSTON.

BUSTUN, FIuby, DEC. 2, IoJI
large meeting Of citizens was held last evening,
when Fred rick w. Lincoln nominated for Mayor,
aid also I'll ticket ior Aldermen.
Capt. Lot Of the steamship America publishes
card der wing that the purser withheld from the agent
Of the Associated Press al Halifax the report of the
Persio, &3 Capt l.. says the Persia aud ship Dread
rought were recorded on the passenger ls given tbs
seert which alfo contained the following: Nov. % at
500 a. m passed steamship City of Bsi:imce, boaud
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TIE BALTIC'S NEWS.

ST. JOINS n. f.. Friday, Dec. A. 1851.
Nothing has yet be heard Of tne Collins steamship
Baltic, nov due off Cape Race.
Tie rews yacht of the New-York Associated Press,
ana another vessel employed especially fJr the pur.
poae, in consequence Of the present very foggy
weather, are Off the Cape, to ebde.vor to obtain the
Battles advces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

THE BsLrIc's NEws.-rhe line 10 Sc. johns \.
f. was in good working order q: the hour Of closing
last night and nothing had been heard Of the Bsdo at
Cape Race. She doubtless passed that point during
the thick weather of Thursday and most probably
too far from the land to render SUCCESSFUL 'he semP
to get her psws.
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ELEVENTH WARE

For Aidermen.-1be Eleventh Ward pat OF the
Z ghth AloerG snic District gives Mcconnell, Dam
~; Adams, Dem, :s'6i Walker, Republican, 80 sna
Floyd American. 2j2.
TIE Eleyenth Ward matt Of the 7 welith Aldermauic
District gives Boole Dem 1850; Anderson, Dem,
49, and Perley, Republican and American ! o3i
The Eighth District return Of the Eleventh W ara i'r
Council was motion seLt bs ,A 10 the Inspector
70 be corrected.
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DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA FROM HALL
EAX

HALIFAX Friday, Dec. 1857.
The Royal Mail steamship Nsgsrs from Boston
arrived at l. and sailed at clock this morning for
Liverpool. Weather cloudy, with light north wind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
TRIAL OF HENRY l.. SUTTON.

BosTos, Friday, Dec. 4, 1881.
Henry L. Suttor tried for killing John Hilton, the
" Limerick Boy" in An affray, acquitted by the
jury AFTER a few minutes elaboration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
CLOSING OF THE STATE CANALS.

ALBANT. Fnday, DEC. A. I63l.
The Canal Commiss cners have this day decided to
close the NewYOrk State Canals on Thursday, the
10Th inst, unless 81 Oner closed by ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05
FIRST WARD.

The First Ward part of the lst Alderman DLs-
trictl gives Murray, Dem. 97si Mckay, Dem, 40
NllsOr Dam, 2lO; and Smith. Rep. snd AM; -
The First Ward part of the 1T f9nee DT nlus
iG2; Whtmore. Dem, 1852; and Welsh, Am. and
Rep. 234. A6iourredt to Saturday, g. III a. NJ
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18TH ARD,

TOtal. 81. jJ' ], I'D. -...I 10 3Do VV'
For AlderneH. HI ffnire, Dem, l,5i9; Besson,
Rep, 1876 100 ~,
for Copncilmea- McCary, | 400 Bicker, iee;
MtGanan, l. iS5; Gnsrtin, | 49,; Judson, iSJ,
Crawford, 1913; all Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

10 The AssoclaEed Fless
WAsHINGToN, Friday, Dec. 4. 1857.
The Constitution framed by the recent 4nsss C,n-
sttutioba Convention is warmly approved by Ssnstor
Bgler and other prominent Denocrsts. Although
Senator Douglas hiss freely expressed himself against
The LcOmpton movement the pinioe is current thai
be will Det place hnseh in eirec: A0:sgonis 10 the
Administration.
The appearances are thss tue HcEss WI effect al
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

.IAL DISPATCHES TO THE 7. TRIBUNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
2 WEEKS LATER PROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of the Illinois,

NEW YORK, Jan 2S.-The steamship Iii
nols, With the California mails of January B,
and 81 ITO 600 in treasure arrived at 10 O'Clock
this morning, from Aspiuwall January 10
She connected with the Johu l.. Stephens
which brought down upwards Of $1,000, coo in
treasure.
The Stephens spoke the Golden Gate jan
uary 9, and the Sonora January II, both
bound up.
The British mail steamer Thames arrived
at Aspinwall, from GreytOwn, reports Wake
with force of five hundred men, surrounded
by enemies, who had offered him terms of ca
p'tulation, which he would probably accept.
Inc sloop-ot-war st. Mary's was to leave
Panama on the 10th, for San Juan del Sur
The Illinois spoke the George Law on the
18th all well on board.
The principal cOnsgnees per Illinois are,
Drexel Company, $3.50 900 Wells L Fargo
$50 OOO; Metropolitan Bank, $780, 900; vii.
Ii am Hoge, 100000.
The Panama Star contains details of the
seizure Of Walkers steamers, but gives mott =
ing of Importance in addition to what is al
ready known here. The Magdalena Com
paDy's steamer Anita foundered off Sabanella
Dece nber 23i, and twelve men, including the
chief engineer and mate persisted.
The Magdalena COmpany's steamer, Anita,
fOundered off Sa"anilla Dec. 23i, and twelve
men, including the chief engineer and mate.
Der shed.
Revolutionary movements are in progress
both at Carthagena and Bogota. The object
is TO form a federal government, and to upset
tho Ospina administration.
Two heavy shocks Of earthquake wero fell
at Panama on the 18th of January.
Advices 1re from CallaO to Dec "a and Va
paraiSO to Dec Is
The slOop-of- war John Adams arrived at Va
paraiSO Dec l0ih Commander PontweI was
dangerous i'll, and had been ordered home.
consular convention between Chilli and the
United States had been signed by the repre-
s9ntativcs Cf the two countries.
Two ministers from Costa RIGA we're expect
ed IN Chilli, TO organize, jointly with Chilli ard
Peru, for opposition to fnbuster invasions
The revolution in Peru had become general,
Con. Vivanco having obtained possession of
every port On the coast, except Callao He
has issued proclamation, as supreme chiefof
Peru, annulling the decree of President Cas-.
tilla, which suspended the payment Of interest
on the national debt
Professors Francis and Moore, of Iowa,
started on the 9th Of December on a scientific
expeditiOnsto the interior.
There is nothing exciting from San Fran
cis,o.
Business was extremely dull, AID rates I'm,
changed.
Arrivals of dust from the interior were in
creasing, but bars were scarce.
MesSrs Cook, FOlger & Co, and A. j Dow
ner had failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM The ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRIPg
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Araoo

THE SWISS QUESTION SETTLED
New YoRK, San. 2S.-Tbe steamship Araso
has arrived from Hsvre and SOUTHAMPTON I4ih
inst. Liverpool dates are to the 18th.
The news is highly important.
HOstilities continue at Canton, in which the
Americans have been again engaged.
The Swiss question is settled Prussia ac-
knowledges the independence Of Neufch tel,
| oners.
The Russians have met with disa strous de.
feat In Circassia.
The ship James Buchanan has been wrecked
| on the Irish coast
The Portuguese Cortes met on Januarv L..
| Don Pedro expressed his thanks 70 the govarn.
mentS OF England and the United States Gov
the succor offered to the inhabitants or ,ba
| Cape Verdes. Vi the
second submarine Atlantic telegram corr
pany had been organized in London 70 90 ~
rect to the shores of the United States
IeiegraphIc advices, via Trieste, are from
Canton, Nov. ~ The French admi,sI =,
| Macao had sent orders to all the French ,ss'
sells belonging on the station to join him i'm
| mediately.
The explanation Of the engagement of the
American forces in the renewed hostili.ies. il
| that the Chinese having offered a price for
heads Of Englishmen. some American heads
were sent In by mistake. There is nothing
further.
1t is rumored that Russia has further re.
monStrated against the Anglo French occupa-
ton of Greece
The Anglo Saxon, from Portland, arrived
ont on the 10th, and the Canada, from Boston,
on the 19,h
The difficulty between Spain and the Pore
| is settled
There had been terrible snow storms in the
AsturlaS The mails and all other communi-
| cation were stopped for several days.
Prussia also suspended all military rrena-
| rations.
The Russians we're attacked near Bayuk bv
ten thousand Circassisns, and forced TO retreat
with the loss of two thousand men and their a.
| Il lery.
The West India mail oompany's steamer.
Tyne, was stranded on the 18th inst. in the
British Channel.
The e. India and China Associations have
| addressed letter to the Earl of Clarendon on
cnlnese affairs, expressing the hope that if
Admiral Seymour fails in his efforts 10 open
| Canton to foreigners, that Her Maiestys gov
eminent would adopt prompt and effective
steps In the matter, so as to preclude future
| collisions Lord Clarendon replied that the
sui ect shall receive from the government the
| attention which its Impotence demands.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Liverpool cotton market was quieter
and all qualities had declined The circulars
are conflicting variOusly, quoting the decline
al to } l6d, and I to I'd The sales of two
days were only 3 SEQ bales
At Manchester quotations were barely main
tanned.
Breadstufs were generally quiet and ur-
changed
Provisions were without change.
Consols Tor money closed on the 18Th at 95s
The English money market was frmer, ow-
| ing to speculative purchases. Conso!s for ac-
| count 335a9i Exchange bills firm at par and
| upwards. Foreign stocks were more active
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-28
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNlTURE AND HOUSEHOLD n

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
Il fects ut Public Auetion.--On THURS
DAY MORNING., January, 22d at 10 O'Clock, at
the residence Of A. Sheehan, on 4th street be-
tween Indiana avenue and north + street, shall
sell all his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Boudoir, Piano Forte and stool
Superior Mahogany Sofa, Rockers, and parlor
Chairs
Marbletop Centre and Sofa Tables
Mahogany Card, Dining, and side Tables
Gilt frame pier and mantel Glasses
Cane and WiLdsor Chairs, Lounge
Walnut Whatnot, fancy Chairs
Damask and Lace Curtains Shsdes
Mahogany French and Cottage Beds teads
Curled hair and husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolste o, and Pillows
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Superior Brussels, three ply, and other Carpets
Stair Carpet, Rugs, OIL Cloth, &c.
Granite Dinner Ware, China Tea Set
silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery
GLASSWARE, Crockery-ware, Fire Irons
Excellent Cooking and other Stoves
Together with geneIa assortment CT Household
and Kitchen Requisites
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sim a
credit OF 90 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing Interest
jan lS-d JAS. c. McSUIRE, Auct.
ID The above Sale Is Postponed until
w rDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. 2sth, san e
hour.
jana JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Amer
IFThe above sale is further posiponed
until TUESDAY morning, February 3, same
hour ana Place. JAS G. MCGUIRE,
jan 2o-o Auctioneer.