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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-25
BY RoB.T A. TH0MPSoN..
9glG0.FG P@E RM.. I
The Voice Of Nature.
DY&. a. PRRcIvNL.

Df.3. a. PEReIxAL. y ,.s s..
Acvoice is heard in the wind and wayca.
nln'thc sound of the eycrrolling sea -.
rls whispered amid the glopm Of graves,
49,, Ana 1t speaks from the hill-top loud and frcc
'tls mnrmurinS in every breath of air. -
and II paused not when the leaves arc stil1.
where tho waters afc falling il prattles there
And 1t whistles along the hcathery hill. I.
epon the brown and bricry steep,
Where the bramblcs stir@ith the rusflino bird
Down Iyr m m the green apd grassy deep,
Where the coral rIstlcs, that voiceis beard "
For II is borne on tho summcrs brceze-
Oor sunny meadow and fowery plain;
And then 1T steals TO tho glancinp trees. ~
And is lost in their shadowy gloom again.
HalN it's wandering echoes wake
Thcyare'now in the heart of the riftcd rock
Now they lie in the slumbering lake |
Vow are at play Wihthe bounding flock
Not whitening leafby the wind is stirred,
Meta mrrmur tooyes through the bending corr
But far that summoning voice is heard.
Like the loud clear notes of the winding horn.
~, tbs a.yoicc that comes from heaven,
- Borne Like spirit in light along;
Now like, a rush Of, ,tempeSt driven
Murrnuring now in the charm of song.
Hear ye thevoice |? Then come away
Ear fromthe haunts of ruder mem.
Come where heleayes and Fountains play,
You m9ay love aud be happy thcnl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-07-25

"a CoNJUaA1 TRtaIs--At Zurich in
former times it was the custom, when, q
married couple applied for divorce ON ac-
coi'P+ OF incompatibility of temper, for the
mag g'atratc to shut up the pair for fort.
night in an insulated tower on tho lake
Not only were they condemned to a
common ROOM but they were supplied
with only one bed, one chair, one knife,
and one fork so that their comfort de.
pended entirely on mutual conplaisance
II, after the expiration of the fortnight
they persisted In their resolution, the trib.
une ordered q serious examination Of the
case, and, if possible, the divorce. But ini
general the quafreisome pair did NOT wait
for the end Of the trial to which they wcro
subjected to become reconciIcd and would
request to be released.
Gglsg'saat2s .ifcsseages 1
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Weinsiie our rri'sr 70 iis psu.al
of DH. AYras al eflsemen'. vtih
sppeau in tbe oa'.mus afesg pay,r.
Ties dessrve aiiant.0a a. tfaf OF
what Interests us al. ahI ffum q
uufee vliah ell hsvs lsae respected.
The n1cTcn wsl ~ unatoas 81
&c lea'iag cltHi''s - liz saal-t.
via dsse'es l's greet acse.f5ns, s,,s O.
ita q ateu ari aauafa a1s ofrm.
eiles faf lapulsruie. Tie aapsilJll.
Cd staoass ~A'sh has fllea Il !. "a.
hoF taa vsil tuoaa Il s sam.
muui'g % nee any Ella lda.ian from
cuf pen.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

Wheat ,ilIg'ts ~. tha b.
and produce the grsaie isfol TO-
heavy, compact. alhf Use tal.
The different qusli'loaali ! q rses
Of clsy pr,sluco the b wheat
A farmer on the banks of the Sus-
quehanna h. told the public,
through the medium Il tt prCs.
that he has raised iiltv-isa bushels
Of wheat per acre. Tae sali m
she banks Of toe Shove f.sef a
strong. rich clav. 50 strong lhatit
is with some difficulty tsdnecl to
a proper state Of iilth by heavy
roller. The farmer al times j.
compelled 70 have recourse 70 a
clod crusher. The SnsquehaHna
wheat gets the highest price ct
market. A il Is an established
fact that wheat prefers = close.
compact soil, what ought to be
the chief or primary object Of q
farmer who cultivates a light er
pcr5us cacf In preparing bis
land lot wheat. ie should study to
make Ms light soil firm. close and
compact. IIcw Is this to be doac I
The les 4 light soil intended Tor
wheat Is stirred the better. either
by the plow or the csItivatof. Az
a preparation icr wheat. clover i
held IN hish estimation. ! ksew
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nrlra ~ De. Wa. !. wssss
We WeT exceedingly rAiasd on yes.
,'.-duy n Learn of nc death u this
eslimable rvnilcman mi able physi.
clan. ilr. wwnn died a. rssl'rucs n
th~ ioun q l'anols. Miss, ], a. he 10Th
inst. Of yphall fever. haslrs been ~
flr severa' tks. In b. death North
Mississippi has Vs., one Of far best
u'pn. and the commnniiy. n vhl'h bf
many year 10 hai prae''ssd o. pro.
feH'an viih dgral success. enc Il 'hs
hesi sud tlnigs' ffisris n ths siet
ihai ever stood hy an mgalii' tgd.
" isev pf. W. p lmx agd igi.m
aisly. All lo'NfmaH ID a'i Dr. 1n.
ibtgf iiGe afs more leterf sasl ton.
sleail1a. lhflti.aa. revef lifa
Nay The living sha Ines bin la
w.. iHdisfs Ils example uoa that bs
g. dead 90 sha'i o ar doalh D. ute
b.. lils iasih o -a ierutman aei q
Christian llhea.aeal Eai n.
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Co.'S ed ladies have a great Al.
vaas u church, They ran stare a,
-essiaan IN he face. aaf e ihe
iis 4ae linesvsfvl.rsly vill sarfass
they are boxing riEbt At ihs preacher.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

rarch says TIE rsason vty editors
ere - e.. to have their manners spoil.
81. j. because they receive from on'
correspondent aud smother such =
vsss aaloual Of evil Communication.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

According to thc most rscsnt frefcs
STYLES fr ladies dresses. i vii taks
tv Hif-lsa yarls 10 mshe anything
Ike e pattern. Wla 4 Esiag to est
married. at this rate
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"a. G.. CaYec y San.

q rIas 1 a4
G1ar 4 HraE
Es#ss 8lnfs.
N. l F. tf IH..
~~rsgNE ir#ass.
- Taut S. Isri 81. $50 Aal a.l
bl't Resting abd i
frri rf1s er1sa.s sH esl.
MS sHsr ra4 N1-
af us#f lei.
a.- sasss.ts shat vs VIII resss q
hasrat t-fss 81 ussra aare uta-s
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There i = go1d reascn why . litils
nan shsali never marry : hsnncin,
pi,lsw. iie might he called The vi.
t3w's mite.
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FRANK. where have yos tseaf'
I've hssa playing Al TIE cd game
oissias = h"P N Brsadway."
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The preacher that warns his hearers
visa Eoris that hnrn." rs been en-
sulisd With b. The ieacoas upon the
rroprirty II having ~ Ere In the
church she coming winter.
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n orshala HOUSE.

tsrssr ~ .Hsfa sea .ffsafs sfs.t
uLcteAF3azt-s. Ecz1zz.
TFtIis uuls. S st.4 ilh il eift
! af tssiusss aui is nsw fnshsl IN
rn,atse ertlse. snd q. Tror af rlslsss
hmsslf d shsIi ri hs sar,asssi II auy
lls1ss IN th <safh-wsst.
Beue eratsf 81 for th vsrv. ts-sl rsa.
ri1ses hst,usi IN him fer "a last tvl
yal-s. D. h'a-s " strict aitsusiCn -
BUSINESS g. msf5t q ean-inafnss Il tAs
uns. J. }. WUasIfNN.
ivl-lv pfartisssr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

Nhsre gold ami silver dwell in TIE
heart. faith. huFe. and love, are out of
dssrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

1 our fsiiax says that he always
! undr ihe marriage head or tho
news of ihe wsft.
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A physician recently got up an
cuifilc far snnc uemherA.ef = military
6amgsay. Which vhen given. caused
all de aaiera % Throw N their c5m.
81 ions. iwo of their ihair parole Of
h5aat sai ihe pf'vries wstt % vurk
throwing - tr'.feillons ard earth
Wagza
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Purek ssys: "A secret warranted n
ksrr IN any climate. i > uomass
gr.- TIssTi1 Prnrhi
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General Commission Merchants,
B.sfsr. q nsxrssr. ssrs. sft..
VI =. EnINT NOW.


Msasgsis. Tsss.
ALL Cotton and other Produce
guhsieus.l = us hr stsari af st h1ass.
VT b C1veTsI ~ utg orsn THiltfT . IN
s-raa.s. Il at vFstinasiv iusizuetfl -
"a esugrsrs- Ns hgse q lzfzs AL Vel
assorted sts=k q
KENTttk ard INDIA BAGt.ING.
rsaissaessrssppadin- sufrly e RnPh.
fr1n 81 he hs.s manafacsesiss. uhieh
We ui.tfarnish ur1n ~ essy tsrns A. any
IA hauss IA sAss sis-. Der ea<rzss tnr
s-arsrs. ssuzllzz. seiiin< AL ~sizain-
e,,tea. vi s. - hsrvtsfore. fftv cents
fsis. vhiea <sre-s all sxcsrs irsvazs
- 5;rs.-,r.. 49, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

III Queen Victoria. on the Goth inst , entered
on the twenty first year of her reign and vet they
address her q all hail -
IL The Rev. Amos Abbott and wife sailed
rom boston on Thursday for Bombay with the
intention OF joining the Indian mission.
H. In New York, last week, there were 32I
deaths, 10 less than the week preyious. in phi :
delphia, III deaths, i3 less than the week pre-
vious
II The wheat crop Of Albemarle county, Va.
according to the estimate Of an old farmer, will
I've the most abundant realized in that county for
fifteen years.
SINGULAR.-We understand that wild pigeons
are building nests in the woods on the farm OF
James Denney, in Mill Greek Hundred. This Is
a Circumstance which has never before occurred
within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant
There are large fiOcks Of pigeons In the woods
along the White Clay Creek, and IL is supposed
that they have built hundreds Of nests.-Dsia-
scars RspatltcaR. . .-.fs,.. ..isE. f-0I.t !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneor.
By \. GREEN. Auciioneer.
1.-TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS q

.PESNsYLVANlA AVENUE, IN THE FIRST WARD,
AT AUCTIoN:-On MONDAY. the 9th day of July 1
shal sell In front oil the premises, at clock Il. NJ
that handsome new and large brick House, situated
at the corner of Pennsylv and t street
ana the lot on which II stands being lot No. D. in
square lOl, which fronts IS feet inches by IS feet
inches, and the house covers all the lot.
And immediately after the sail of the above shall
sell large three story brick House on the north
sue OF PennsylvanIa avenue, between 18th and SGh
stri cts. and the lot on which II stands
Also, a lot immediately IN the rear Of the House.
The house has lack building, nd contains Is con
venlently arranged rooms aud wide passage.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in &, u, H. and
~ months. Tor notes bearing interest from tIay of
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken. TItle
lie I'd a GREEN Auc,;onaor
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DIED.,

- On the morning of LIST July, of Cholera Infantur
EEDWASK n DUNA,., infant son OF Chas. r. anu
MARY =. Perrle, aged months and u days.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
aesdence OF his grandfather, II. II. Mcpherson, No.
S6S 18th street, on Thursday Afternoon at O'Clock.
On Saturday. the 9th Of June, at 3o'clock p. M,
AMANDA, wife of s. Baxter, aged q.
May she rest in peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
New York Markets.

New YORK, July Flour is decreased. sales
Of 65in bbls-; State. 80 y $50 50, OHIO 81 20,
- 80; Southern. 81 3hs765
Wheatisdepressed; sales Of 600 bushels; prices
are nominal. Corn is dropping; sales Of 10 100
bushels; mixed al Sc. white a5c
Pork is buoyant; mess $40 IS. Reef is Quiet:
liall &c.
Whisky is dull: Ohio BIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
Einaucill.

NEW YORK, July lst-Stocks are frmeT aud
active. Chicago and Rock Island Railroad - ;
Cumberland Coal Company I6; Illinois Central
shares l2Ii do bonds !JS; Michigan Southern
\ New Yo.k Cent al 75h; Pennsylyan a Coal
Company @a; Reading Railroad 7O1
Sterling Exchange is easier at 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
The Burning of the Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 29-Up 20 this morning I3l
bodies have been recovered of those lost by tle
burning of the steamer Montreal Several Amer-
leans are among them, IL is said, but as vet their
names have not been ascertaned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

FITS AND FEVER AND AGuE.-To Those tcho lore
tneI EsHow BeiHgs.-I have a remedy purely veg
aoe ior ever and Ague. and Failing Sickness.
when mas never been known to fail IL is as pleasant,
ana as cheapas 1t is efcacous. Any person who will
seno me the Names and directions to the residences
oil ten Individuals sick of Consumption or any dis
ease of the Chest Lungs, or suffering from bro
Ken down and shattered Constitution will receive as
Tor making and administering this wonderful Medi-
cine Address, DIR. TRACY DELoRMK, New York
IOSt OIuCe lie 6-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
Fire at 81. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, June % The extensive drug eStsl.
lishment Of Messrs. Barnard. Adams a Co was
consumed by fre at o'clock this morning The
loss Is estimated at Slo0,0n, on which there j.
insurance Of Sl5S coo. Ia twelve minutes from
the first alarm the whole building and its stock
were a mass of ruins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
The Ohio River.

PlTrsBURe, June 29.-River in good order ard
swelling from heavy rain last night. Freights
NerNscarce for steamboats,, aud rates consequently
low To all points. Flour is carried from Cincin-
nati To PittSburg at twenty cents per barrel. and
gram at seven cents per bushel. The crop H. very
large Philadelphia millers should look 20 the
West for supplies Of grain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
AT AUCTIoN.-On TIL [ RSDAY, the I'd of July.
~ cl2ek IN front OF the premises, ot No; Is, in
near 2lSt street, depth lS3. This property is IN a
beautiful situation, and is deserving of attention
from persons wishing To purchase. IL will he equally
divided INTO two lots If desired.
Also. Lot No. s. IN Square 81, fronting on l. street
81 feet inches, running lack ln0 feet Ia n puhIc
alley, belng finely situated, in the immediate vicin-
y of the Circle. II he lot will he divided If desired
Titles to the above lots lndisputable.
Terrvs: One third cash the residue in C and p
months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust on
the property.
lie 2-d 4. GREEN. Auctioneer
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ITO THE LADI E.S.

1NO THE AIDES.
would most respectfully inform the ladies of
the District of Columbia, that have this - ~
day received. direct from the manufac- \A&
tory, Boston, the richest and finest and
most beautiful assortment of Children's Four-
Wheel CARR AGES that has ever been offered for
sale n this market. Please call and look at them
Also, a few more of the ce ebrated ARC
NN TIC REFRIG ERATORS, The DR. Kane
~ and others, all sizes of Masser's patent FIVE
minute Ice Cream and Water Ice FREE,
ZERS: DR.. Authur's Patent Albright Self
sealing CANS and JARS for preserving fresh
All the above will be sold very cheap
Z. WOODWARD.
-. REM ave., bet 10Th and 18th SITS, No. 33,
Je N-ot Balcony IN front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l.-Flour is dull sales OF
Howard street at s537L
Nheat-red 81 -, white al q2aSI as Corn IL
a little lower; white Ssas9c. yellow s5as6c
Whisky is dull City 81 Il; Ohio &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION ONE OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE PIECES OF PROPERTY N THE
CITY.-ln pursuance of power of sale contained in
the last Will and testament of the late GnttlIeb G
Gramnier duly proved and recorded IN the Orphans
oonrt Tor the county of Washington, d. G., the sub
scrIDer VIII sell on the premises, on TUESDAY, tie
9TH instant, at O'Clock p. NJ. Lot No. IS in square
NO; Sn; IN this city: This very valuable property
improving parts of the city. Ii fronts 81 feet on Tie
west side OF Vermont avenue. between III and I
streets north and runs hack III feet, containing 6J0
leet. There rs on u convenient two story br ok
Dwelling, occupied by Mr.. A. r. lie Merle.
Ierms One-thIrd cash. balance I'm 8, u, and ~
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of sa
deed given and deed of trust taken Title indis-
putabe CHRISTOPHER GRAMMER
j. T.. GRAMMER,
Trustees for heirs of the la e tiOttlieb c. Grammer
eS-d A. GREEN, huril noer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

Mr.. EDrroR:-Your paper yesterday contained tire
following announcement:
Nv anted-A competent Judge, &C." ." e
Curiosity took me to Emrch's establishment, and
nelng constant drnker of Lager, | must confess
that give the job, for there is none better in the
city than Emerlch's Lager.
It. Coxprrrx, lunar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Maine Democratie state Convention.

PORTLAND, June 3O-The Democratic State
convention, which met here to-day, unanimous
w nominated II Smith, Of Warren, for Cover
nor
RESOLUTIONS were then adopted ertolling the
DenocTailc party, sustaining its course in rega-d
10 Kansas. expressing submission 10 the Supreme
Court decision in the bred Scott case, compli
nentarvto President Buchanan, opposing the
hquor lsw' and favoring annexation when IL hall
be legally carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

A CARD.-For the first time, we take this method
4 calling the attention of our customers To their
bills due LIST July. ~
All our bulls are now ready for delivery and those
buted. HARPER & MI1rI, MI
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

MADAME MouNT has prepared by special request,
Known to fail Also. Cordial for by sc ntery, Diar-
inca ana summer Complaint, which acts per-
Salve for the Piles, ian extract from flower SOW
ereign remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
oners no article but what has been tested. To be
na1 NJ NO SS u street, between llth and 18th. Also
at Nairn Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn. avenue. " '
Alexandria, at Mr.. Castleman's Store on King
street my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

BY c. X. l.. CROWN & co. Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON az STREET
- AT AUCTtoN.-On MONDAY AFTER NOON
az clock, we shall sell IN front of the premises
Lot No. Il in Square 4s7, lying on the west and
paved side of "a. ''N
Also, a part of Lot No. /, subdivision of Souare
NO 800, beginning al the northeast corner of said
I;ot at the intersection of First street with the
aiiey running IN the of said Lot then west with
me line oi sad alley 50 feet, thence with and par
lei with sad First street west 81 feet thence east TO
SAID FIRST street west 81 feet, with two Houses ON
said lOt-frame. y"
Terms of sale One fourth, cash the balance in
T. u aud Ii months, for notes bearing interest from
day al sale. decd given and deed of trust taken
Je sd &. II. l.. CROWN& Co. AucIs
aIETHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
tIu THURSDAY AFTERNOON same hour and
June sd CIR. l.. CROWN & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01
June sd GIRL. CROWN & CO.. Aucts.
BY BARNARD& BUCKEY. Auct,oneers

ID! DhhNAhU 4 BUChE1. AuctIOneers.
NALu ABLE FARM AND QUARRY LAND
FOR SALE.-On TIL TUESDAY, July 2. az three
clock p m Will he sold at the Little Falls Bridge
on the virginia side, that portion of Rich Point
farln' north OF PrImmett's Run, containing one
hundre acres, more or less.
HIS property Is most elIgibly situated on the
i-eesbuTg Turnpike Road. four miles from NASH
iigton CITY, well wooded IN oak ard chestnut
irlInmetts Run. (thc southern boundary. is never
falling stream Of water. The cleared land is easy of
cultivation. Il he QuaTries on the Potomac arc
on the river.
II desirable. the property car he divided into two
portions To SUIT purchasers the object of the pro-
petor being to Increase the neighborhood rs he j.
about to build On the adjoining portion for his own
residence.
Terms: One-third, cash: the balance in six and
twelve months notes bearing interest from day of
sale. Deed OF trust taken Ia secure the p1yments
The plat of the property can be at the auction
rooms oi Barnard Buckley, Bridge street, g gorge
town. Sale positive.
je I'D BARNARD hickey. Ancts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

CLoTHEs-LINE THIEVES. Last night, some
thief entered the yard of John r. Sou heron, on
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
and stripped the clothes line of a large quantity
of linen, which hsd been left there to dry The
thief was not discovered, and consequently es-
capped with the booty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-01

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auctlopeer
TR u e Els SALE OF NEWLY NEW
~ n FuRNlLURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFEEcTs.-On
TUESDAY MORNING. July 9TH, at 10 O'clock.
by vlr;ue OF two deeds of trust, duly recorded G.
the subscriber will sell the entire Furniture and Ef'
fects oil the Burnett House, situated at the corner
OF 4a street and Pennsy lvana avenue, which has
Deen recently refurnshei with excellent Furniture
Carpetlng, Bedding, DC. We name IN part
Mahogany HAIR Spring Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs
mahogany and Walnut Centre and Rout Tables
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Excellent Cane and Rush seat Chairs, Rockers
Spring seat Lounges, Curtains and Shades
Looking Glasses, Glrandoles, Vases
Aubessar, rhree-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Oiicloth: Hair Carpets. Rods and Eyes
Bronze Iron Hat Tree Oak Arm Chairs
Mahogany, French, and Cottage Bedsteads
Mahogany and w anut Dressing Bureaus
W ardrobes, Washstands, and Toilet Sets
Sham6er Tables. w hatnot, Window Shades
CURED Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, and Spreads
Two Walnut Extension lining Tables
Maple Cane seat Dining Chairs
Granite Dinner and Coffee Ware
glassware and Table Cutlery. Block Tin Ware
Cooking Radiator and other Stoves
Bar, Counter. and Bar Room Furniture
Iogether with large and excellent assortment of
household Effects, not necessary to enume-
The above Furniture. & c., was all purchased new
wIrhih the last SIX months, and excellent order
IeIHfS: 5 $50 and under, cash; over that sum n
doTsed notes, bearing interest.
Il. MILBURN. Trustee,
;,s JAS. c. MCGUIRE,