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BY WALL g. BARNARD, Auctioneers.
DMINISTR a ElR,S SAIE AE EIrQ \

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURNI-
"A TURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS On MON
DAY 26 Inst at 10 O'Clock n., at the late resi-
dence OF David Finch, deceased, on 18th street,
between New York avenue and street north, we
Will sell the entire personal effects, as
! hne rosewood case Piano and Stool
Mahogany Sofa. do. Arm and Paror Chairs
Do Rockers. Ottomans
Do Centre, Side and Dining Tables
ParlOr, hall, and chamber Carpets
Parlor, chamber. and cooking Stoves
dstea6s, Beds, Mattresses
Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands
Sdeboard, Extension Tables
Feather Beds Blankets. and other Bedding
Curtains, Lounge, Fire Irons
Crockery and Glass ware, Knives and Forks
Iron and II ware, Kitchen Requisites, &c,&c.
Terms: S. and under. cash over that amount
credit of GU and Ga days for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed and bearing interest.
&C 2-ts WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts
H. THE ABOVESALEIS UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 3Jth,
same hour AMI place. By order:
:. FINCH, Administrator
&C S-d WALL Il BARNARD, AuctiOneers
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New Yerk N1arksts
NV YoRE. Oct D -FIon, :. =,

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Flour il firm sales of
5000 bbls; State - CASA IS; Ohio IS IOa as 40:
southern Is unchanged at s5.i0aS5 60
w heat buoyant; sales of ~ 600 bush: Illinois
whlte lJO, red l-33. Corn is firm; sales unim-
pOrtant; mixed 20.
Provisions have declined. Mess pork 500 PSI.
is quiet at IOaI3Kc
Whisky Is firm; Ohio Ole
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Millinery, &c.

Opening WINTER MILLINERY
" On MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH.
"a The subscriber has just returnedss n
Els9f from n ew York, where he purchasedE w
F&S tor cash one Of the most varied stocks ok
ID Of FRENCH BONNETS, BONNET
rpS MATERIALLY, FLOWERS, FEATH-
TRIMMINGS, &c, &c, ever brought to this City.
which he is determined to sell at prices to xpit the
money panic.
W file would call the attention of the Ifes TO
his fine assortment of CLOTH CLOAK 8,
BASQ UES, and CHIl.DREN'S CLOTHING.
". B.-He gives his particular attention 10 DIR ESS
MAKING in the latest French st, les.
M. WILLIAM
oc'5 Wv Opposite Centre Market.
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AUCTION SALES


BY c. w. BOTELLR Auctloneer.
ibHANYltMH 6kNAiNTeA y It o aop THURS
ParioL ;, Chamber, Dining room, and Kitchen Fun
Additions solicited. Unlimited goods o,l, "a.
I. - 1t = C. w. BoTELER, Auct.
pGBibC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
ssstiop the 7th day Of in n@Sta
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands Of Hon. Jese
nlsn Morton and others. and containing three nun
acres cleared in Clover and tbe
n IN gTs'ns SIoSSthowe SUITED g growing ine
erected wltiint the last year. and suitable for armng
PURPOSES; invite purchasers to examine for them
50 sai naving determined to SELL am dis posed
For further particulars address J. J. Halsev.
signed at ange Court House. ''' '"'e'
oo Pats GEORGE A. SLEET.
BY JAMES C. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
StPBRlOR MATCHED GREY CARRIAGE
MSRSSSge s SstdbsT
O'clock. IN front of the auction rooms shall sell the
the estate of the late Major e." nSssy 10
States Army, viz: N0
Pair Of superior Matcned Grey Carriage Horses
One very superior shifting top double seated Bur
gy, built to order IN New York, and entirely
0as French Coupee
Two sets Double Harness
One Military PADDLE
Two elegant Carriage Robes
Horse Covers, Carriage Jack, Buckets &c&c,
Terms Fifty dollars and under. cash over that
sum, credit of sixty and ninety days. for satsac-
torIiy endorsed notes, bearing interest.
oc % JAS. T.. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
MARSIlAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three wrIts
Az of Ferl Faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court Of the District OF Columbia for
the County OF washington, and to me directed,
WILL expose to public sale for CASH in front of the
G E.W door Of sald county, on WEDNES-
following described property, to witt all defendant
right, title, claim and interest and to that part OF
Lot. No. IL IN Square No. S74, commencing y feet
8lnches from the northeast corner of said lot front
ing 10 feet inches on i street North, between eth
and 10th streets West, and running back that width
the whole depth OF the lot, together with all and sin
GUAR the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of Will lam ID. Acken and will
be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos. SOL 58, and 49, to
Obtober term, 1857, in favor of Charles Koones use
q Parker L. Clark: Peter J. Steer, and Fielder Nj
Magruder, rS. W lillian ID. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
IFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TIL RSDAY, the 10th Of November next al
the same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER,
DC AB-ts Marshal for District of COlumbi-.
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A TTENTIoN, HoUsEKEEPERs!

Spencs's ELEVATED HOT AIR COOKING
RANG + that heats the parIor above and chambers
IKE the Parlor Companion: For sale only at C.
WOodward's Metropolitan Stove and Crate Facto-
~, Nos. 3g and S22 Pennsy lvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets.
". b. Hot Air Furnaces rthe latest improve
ment put up at the shortest notice.
OCT eo,w g. WOODWARD
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I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.

I UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER.
IL
The subscriber has just received per brig Maria,
from Wilmington, N. G., a lot Of CIR DER, of the
following sizes:
l2by ~ 10 by IL. by r. by H. and 10 by TO- from 20
to 80 feet lengths.
Has also on haid WALNUT PLANK. from to 8
inches thick.
Also, seasoned PANNEi. WHITE PINE
PLANK. from a to inches thick.
The attention OF carvers Is especially invited to
the above.
Also. a large and wcll-selectrd assortment of
BUILDING LUMBER, which VIII sell low for
each, ar on accommodating terms to puLctual Gus
toners.
Yard No. 81 Water street, Georgetown.
&C IL eO3w r. WHEATLY.
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Minnesota and Iowa Elections.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-MinneSota election returns
complete give Sibley, dem. I23 majority. A large
number OF Indians voted in Pembina district
Omcial returns from i6 counties of Iowa Give
Gen. Lowe, rep. !, S37 majority
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ibALTIMoRE, Oct 2s-Flour Is dull /; sales OF
Ohioat s. .25, City Mills SIS
w heat Is firm; red 81 l5aSI 20 white 81 25a
= b Corn is better; white at 6sc yellow sea
Whisky is better: City 2rXc., Ohio 22se.
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By JAS. c. MEG CURE, Auctioneer.

nESIRA LETWO:STORY BRICK DWEL-
~ LING HOUSE AID LOT IN THE VICINITY OF
FRANK y ROw.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, October %, at ~ O'Clock. on the premises
fronting - feet on 18th street, between l. and Mas
sachusets avenue, running back la feet ~ inches
10 an ri ey, with the improvements, consisting of a
neat and l-built twO-story brick dweIli house.
containing four rooms and kitchen, with back porch
wood sheds, dc.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six,
and twelve mont hs. with interest, secured by e
deed 81 trust on the premises.
OcA -d JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auctinneer
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&pnQfnFfal EIx~tE-

NASHVILLE, Oct. ga o. p NichoIson Wa,
elected nited States Senator to-day, to succeed
hon-John Bell, whose term expires in 1889 An
attempt was made to " INSTRUCT Senator Bell out
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Flood i'm the Valley of the yiohawk.

New YORK, Oct. s7.-The heavy rains of the
lost three DAYS have produced destructive food
In The valley ofthe Mohawk. Much damage Ia. q
been done to property, and considerable ananti-
ty OF corn and buckwheat destroyed
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NEW GRoG JEiER,YG;,y VARIETY, AND PRO
INEXPLOSIvE ETHEREAL OIL.

The undersigned has ETHEREAL OIL UN-
superior light, burns longer and smokes less than
the Ethereal OIL usually sold in this city. The rig ht
to sell tins On IN the District Of Columbia is guar
anteed to the undersigned, and is sold only At the
Depot, No. 48l, northwest corner of r. and 18th
streets where ITS superiority will be shown at any
time. The price Is the same as the eX pOsIye Or
ders will be punctuay filled by leaving them at the
Depot.
&c 2l-eO3m FIR. STITTZ Grocer
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Cotton Markets,

CHARLEsToN, October p Sales Of Cotton to-
day 500 bales at full prices.
AUGUSTA, october27 Sales OF 200 bales; prices
are unchanged.
MONTGOMERY, (Ala.,l Oct. 27.-There is moth
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CENTLEMEN'S SHAWL PINsat
~ DC Z7-3r LAMMONUS 7th stree
DUMPS-PUMPS-PUM

The subscriber gives notice that he continues To
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
ana substantial. and Will raise water one hundred
feet perpendicular. For informa ton refer Won TO
the Inhabitants who have used them and two ofthem
may he seen on r street between l2th and 18th one
at the corner of and 18TH near the old Ca pto
IN deep well, two on Virg ina avenue, between I'd
and 4th streets all put IN operation by order of the
Mayor of Washington. He will dig and deepen
wells, 'uId csterns for raln water put in operation
HydrauiIan Rams, and repair old pumps of every
descrp tOn. Those desiring his services will he ac-
commodated at the shortest notice by calling on the
subscriber IN Washington. ID. e., no. 46S Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
Sc eO2n FOSTER HFNSHAw
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MARRIED.,
DiEIl

On the 18Th instant, by the Rev. DIR. CummIns
EDWARD BELKNAP. of New York to r. LIE \
e., daughter of the late Charles Sorln.
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Secretary FLOYD.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Secretary FLOYD, VIII
has been on an official visit to this city suddenl
LEFT to-day for w ashington.
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Upsettiny of n Canoe and II
BaItlmore Markefs

MONTREAL, Oct. GA canoe containing twelve
persons upset above the city last evening. Seven
lives were lost.
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TO FAMILIES.

/ TO FAMILIES.
L WOC1.D most res pectluy call the attention of
tamIllss that wish tn keep Themselves COM Il
Portable this winter with very little fuel to ~
Neer's Patent ParlOr Crate PARIOR -
FUR MACE, as he wishes II called. IL is set4 ~
IN parlors as any other psrlor CRATE; set hol III
low behind, and the cold air brought from without
and heated and thrown into the parlOrs. IL can he
set TO heat above, as to ParlOr Companion or not.
1t Is all made OF cast iron, and will burn out or
need repairing for many years. Ii Is open crate,
very handsOme, and will not burn more than hal the
coal that common parlor rate will hurn. 1t ls
manufactured In very cold climate, in the State Of
Massachusetts, and for sale v at Z. WoOdward's
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory.
&c q 81 G.. WOODWARD
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Financial.

NEW foRE. Octob 2e.-Stocks are active apr
1rmer Chicago and Rock Island eE Illinois
Central RR 79H; do. bonds -; Mich southern
"a; n. York Central 63Y; READING RR 9s. Mo
6's,6ix. - -''O
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DRs HUNTER & WILLIAMS.

PhyStctdHS for Diseases Of Throat and Lungs,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
DIR. Hunter or Williams will visit Washington on
The 18th and 9th of each month. The next visit will
be on Thursday, the 29th inst.
Once %, Pennsy lvanla avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
JeWeiTy store. 27.Sf
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POLICE REPORrs.-The police Off cers report 50
cases for the week ending on Saturday last. r

WATCH RETURNs.-Fourteen dodgers were ac-
commodated last night-from Ireland 6, New
York I, Maryland I, Pennsylvania 4, Virginia I.
District of Columbia I. John Robinson. Ireland
drunk; workhouse DO days. John Grub. Va
do; fine 50 and costs VIM. White do do
do Jno. w. Burns, ID. C u s. warrant; ruIed
for trial before Justice Goddard Josephns Col
Inns, Conn, drunk and disorderly; worknouse GO
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsn the Associated Press Aren't.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the pevst,

DAhS hATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Persia.
Iiys,N ohk, Oct 2s-The steamer Persia from
this morn,na INC i"n' arrived here at IL O'Clock
The CITY or p,l,,.....,
erpool ""u arrived out Al Liv-
1t was reported that Pre.,d.r, p..,
s,,na en 10 Mr.. Dallas pledging himseIf 70 ~. -
A fsa,s' % tue International laws
is also = snI anle was raging at Vienna There
ihere had been large arriy.Is ., ...-.,,--
gold Va England ~NAs OF AUSTRALIAN
Ihr banfs Of Holland and Belg,um h,a -
sanced their rates OF di.ronnt h nao ao-
Decrease Of bullion in IT, ,,A
for the week amounts to fssa n1 Vi hngiano
American securities Were active ana e,,....
hut closed steadier. "o'us'ng
Tux Markets
iVEkPooL:-Ihe cotton market for the week
ending on Friday closed quiet but steady So.
OF the week IS 900, including o 500 to sp.culstor
and 600 TO exporters. Estimated sale. on Fri-
Gay go bales. Inferior qualities had declined
aa4d.
o.leans. Mobile Upland..
Middling.. 81 ."
Stock in port 81 40 bales, including I0I OuO Of
Manchester reports were favorable Raw ma.
'e,,at was slow of sale, but prices were unaltered
,oeddStuns-Flour was steady with a slight
o., urcllne on inferior qualities There was but lit
Tie inquiry and prices were weak Wheat closed
steady, with an advancing tendencv ON rsa O.,
was hrii and all qualities had slightly ad yapced
PROVISIONS were quiet and steady; Lard had de-
Groceries-Cofre closed dull. and all bad
slightly declined. Sugar closed he,yy snd "a
the market P'ss"s 0''
Naval stores were steady at last quotations
%, .ceO',, MakkErs-Consols for money ss 4;
Breadstuffs were quiet Wheat had declined
81 sugar was heavy at a decline Of 2ds3d.
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Shipwrecks ON the Lake.

oswEGo, Oct % The wind has been blowing
a heavy gale here all day. The schoor.T Chritss
udna: from Canada, with barley, was driven on
shore and Is total wreck. Her crew were saved
,CLEvELASD, o., Oct. 26.--The brig General
worth, with cargo Of iron ore from Superior
~ent ashore west OF the piers last night and d,
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FLORA, JUST OUT have this day received
i my new AIR-TIGHT FLAT-TOP
COOKING STOVE, which got up in Phil 81
adelphla last summer expressly for this mar 81
ket, made very heavy and strong of the best ~
PENNSYLVANIA maleable iron. I have called it IL
the Flora Alright Cooking Stove, patent 10 H. hea
Wy and thick, for family use and destined To bs the
cooks delight.
Ivill guaranty 1t to bake roast, boil. fry, stew,
brOI c. superior to any Cook ng Stove in this mar
ket and has attached TO il a summer arrangement.
For sale only at T.. W oodward's Metropolitan Stove
and rate Factory, No. S8, three story brown stone
front. balcony in front full Of stoves aso door
to Savago's Hardware store, No. SD Penns, lvania
avenue, between 10th and llth streets.
oc list C., WOODWARD
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CHICKERING Il SONS PIANOS.

Just received. further supply OF superb Pianos
from The old and Justly celebrate ed factory rsc-a
completing he extensive and elegant as ~
soItment always kept 10y the subscriber.
every scale ana style.
Also, Pianos of ex cellent touch tone. and finish.
from other approved Boston ana New York facto-
res.
In addition to the stock in store, the subscriber in
q few days, viii receive from Boston and New
York arge number of Pianos, which he has pur-
chased for cash ut unprecedented low prices. aud
therefore will sell them lower than Pianos have ave
been offered in this city either for cash or
paper. Second hand Pianos taken In part paw
meDt, ~
Also, Just received from Boston, some first class
Melodsons of varI. patterns. Martins Guitars
acknowledged superior Ia any IN the country,
Eve, article will be sold at the lowest prtce
&C p colt RICHiO DsVIS
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&C '5 2w

MRS. HELLER,
ul No. 81 PENN AVENUE, (UP sTAIRs)
Informs her friends and customers In general, that
she will have the first opening of Fall and IN
Winter BONNETS on Thursday, Friday and SxI,N
Saturday, and offers the latest and best seIec-
ted stock in the city, at moderate prices.
Sc 3-W Thu F Inn
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CIrY STEAM FIRE-wooD MILL.

ii wi 10.
=. We . are now ready to deliver WOOD sA@ED
ard better prepared than it can be by hand.
Knots and wood of inconyenent size not sent.
in crates TO any part of the house at no further ex
pense to the purchaser.
Pine ,nr wood in crates IS cents.
In This part of our business we will open no &C
1t exclusively cash business. ''"O'"Son 10 make
w Ajs9 on snd h c% Hdfk9kY OAK and PINE
posed Of on the usual accommodating terms.
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
Coal 224Olbs to the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly filled.
northwest corner Of iath and ST. sts GAAa No s;7
oc7-tf one square south of Penn. avenue.
NEW GALLERY OF ART.
(OrsT DnrIS'x Piano Stors.D
The Subscriber, induced by his success in Phila-
this section of the country, has opened Il st-clsss
TYfPEn I5js Fly At the oPT2dpStl"n of AMBR3
GSAPBS, affordlng the citizens of Washington
and the public an opportunity of procuring hnc a
Portraits in OH, from Life or Dag1erreotypes
and Photographs finished in India Ink, Crayon, and
engaged expressly for this establishment.
- Persons residing at a distance wishing to have
with description Of person. and have them accu
fa.eIy COPIED; and returned by express;
All lB'keneSSeS are guaranteed, and eXamlDa-
j. f. McCTEEs, Photographer.
J8 Pennsy lvania avenue,
&C 23-lw &c Chestnut street, Philadelphia
NEW GROCERY. VARIETY, AND PRO
~ VISION STORE.
IN The NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
The subscriber has Just opened a store of the
above description. No. 81 north NJ street,s%r
near 9Th, and respectfully, soIicIts theR ~
articles are fresh, and will be sold rs low kzzA
at any other store " the City His stock consists of
Also; Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, Pins. Need
les. Sewing Silk and Cotton, Thread, Suspenders
Pens, Ink, Paper Cakes, Candies. &c.
For RENT.-A Brick Stable. with hay loft and
room for carriage and two horses.
&c 2-eolm+ THOS n ADAMS
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H. CONGRESS CLOTHING HALL,
No Ala Pa ar, north side. bettcs,n AZ S 6fk SIS
Respectfully Informs his friends and customers
that he has Just received a large assortment
OF A LII aud WINTER GOODS consist
ing Of Coats, Pants. Vests, and Gentlemen's IA
Furnishing Goods, which he will sell at IS M
per cent less than any other establishment -AAx-
in the city.
will sell an entire Winter Suit for S. and a black
Broadcloth suit for slO. DC "a. 2fswIm
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4 TTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS!
~ LATE IMPROVEMENT.
Just out; and for sale ONLY at G. Woodward's Me-
COMPANION FURNACE, made heavy and
strong of cast IRON. The improvement the letting
IN of the cold air through the bottom of the Furnace
and throwing 1T against the hot fire. chamber and
heating it, and throwing the hot air from it to the
parlors.
G. WOODWARD,
Pa. av., between 10th and nth streets.
oc 7-eo4w Nos S,3 and 5l2
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A rAR1Y OF city young busters, distinguished
by their thin legs, tight breeches, shawis and
mnstaches, passed up and down the Avenue about
~ o clock last pight, slightly in liquor, and con-
dncted themselves In q manner to disturb the
nerves OF 'fearfu souls, F" though they were sober
There was nothing really alarming about the
youngsters, for any lady accustomed TO the man.
agement Of children could have taken her slipper
and driven the whole party off the Avenue: but
they behaved badly, and such conduct tends to
feed UNNECESSARY excitement among ORDERLY citi-
zens. A night in the guard house would cure all
such fast boys. srfe
POLICE REPORrs.-The police Off ers report 50
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7 AIDES, PLEASE READ.

Instead oil selling the remnant of my stock of
FANCY GOODS az auction, have moved il into
my new store, $50 Pa avenue, between gth and lOth
streets, where intend giving my customers ana ne
puhIlc generally, chance To get great ba gains nj
for yourselves.
Very respectfully, X. G. STEVENS,
Dealer in r rencn Millinery md Fancy Goods
Pa ~ hat Ia On
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II. MARLOW'S
IA. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE
No. 486 Pennsylvania drenne.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
and the public IN general that have on sale -G61
a lot Of first rate Calf skin Caters at 60. X0i
and a French Calf-skn Patent I.eatherV nv
Cater at $3.50, as good usually sold
At IS, and good Calf skin Boot at ss.5a Ladies
CATERS at SI.25, fine Morocco Buskirs atSI and
all other Shoes, such as Boys, Misses, and Chill
drens, cheap In proportion Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 486 Pennsylya-
MIA avenue. between 81 and ~ streets.
au Is 2aW3m
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AUCTION SALES
By A. GREEN. Auctiopeer

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD q KIrcurN
a Ty " TuYss At A.s!IpsIon q.
at No $40 New Jer.e. avenue bet ~ s1ofs a n
streets north, the Railroad Depot an eJoeIen;
walnut, Msr6ls,top, Centre. Pier, and other
Walnut Sofa, Tete-s-tetes, Castor, Arm and Parlor
MshoEany Rocking Chairs, Dressing and other Bu
Mahogany wardrobes. Bedsteads. and Washstapds
Ss.Sa.a ana Moushn Window Curtains and
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Grrandoles and
Maple Besasteads wardrobes and Cane seat Chairs
ons ana other Carpets, OIlcioih and Stair Rods
Pickles and Preserves TSsln ga and other Stoves
h Tere,s he9gistes' Sc.&c
of az n go AZ ~ sums OF s25 cash; over s25 credit
bearing interest. ehuofseu'
A. GREEN, Auct.
P.S.The House is also for rent. nearly new
wishing torrent. - OpDO-.oi'Y LOT oe esTTs ,S
By JAMES C MCGUIRE. Auctiopeer,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF
NOR .october h AZ 10 ocosE on PRinAY
near the corner of 9Th street. shall sell the Furni
LaeninT anu nmTcts oi gentleman declining house
M NJ os, r. Planof9Tiei stool and cover
walnut Maroon Plush covered Parlor Suite. con-
SisthS OF sofa, two Arm, two Gothic, and four
ialr OF Lench; plate Pier Glasses
Rosewood and Walnut Marble top Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Music stands
6ilt w Indow Shades aud Curtains
EXcelIent Brussels, ParlOr, Hail, and Stair Car
pets wi
Walnut Bedsteads. Dressing Bureaus, waTdrobes,
and Washstands -
Hair and Busk Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows
Looking GLASSES. Tables, Toilet Sets
MAJ ble-tOp Sldeboard
Extension Dining Table
China, Glass. and CrOckery Ware
Excellent Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that fum a
credit OF thirty and sixty days. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, hear ng interest
ocH-d JAS. c. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
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MISS VI. E. WILSON still continues the DRESS
MAKING in all it's branches, ut her old stand 2e5
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. oc slim
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IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Having on hand an unusually large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS Of the latest and most a. approved styles
we have determined to reduce it by cash sales re
gardless Of sacrifice. With this object in view we
hive marked our prices to meet the wants of all in
search Of good articles.
NOAH WALKER h Co.
Marble Hall Clothing Store, No. 96s Pa av.,
&C 17-2w Browns Hotel Ruidinx