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THE sciences Of ChsnistFy and Medicine have been
Il taxed their utmost produce this best perfect
purgAtve which ia known TO man. Innumerable proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
pFecedsntedly upon the esteem Of all men, They
and pleasant % take hut powerful to Their pene
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities the body
remove the obsrucons Of its organs purify the blood,
and sxpel disease They purge out the foul humors whh
breed and grow dstsmper stimulate sluggish disor
deged organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human skin While they produce powerful
effects they the time In diminished doses the
safest and best physc that be employed for children
Being sugarcOated they pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpaSs belief they not sub
BtAntated by Of such exalted position aud character
e. to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eninent
clergymen and physicians have lent their certify
to the public the reliability Of my remsies while others
have sent the Of their eOnvica that my
Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fsllOW-men-
The Agent below named h pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanae cainng directions for their and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints
COstiveness, Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from fOul stomach, Nan
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inacton Of e Bowels and Pain
arising tkgefrOm Fatency, hogs Of Appetite, all Ulcer
and CutaneOua Diseases which require an eVacuant
medicine SctOiaa Kings Evil They also, by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, many
complaints which 1t would not DO supposed they could
reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrtabty, Derangemens Of the Liver and Kid
neys Govt and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction OF its functions
Do be put Oh by unprineipIed dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for AYES
Pills and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is for them
and they should have Il.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRIa IS CHS. Pn BOZ. FIVE BOXES ron 81.
SOLD BY
Dr. S. Z. CASTEEI., Paulding;
DR.. CHAS. r. RENCHER, Enterprise
w. NJ. LOWRY, HillsboFO'
NJ CARLETON, Decatur;
/ H. H. HOWARD, Carthage;
W. p. KEESEE, DeKAlb;
]. MARKS, Quitman.
And by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine ever
where. At wholesale by
| HAVILAND, CLARK & GEORGE, Mobile;
]. WRIGHT g. CO, New Orleans
N. EMANUEL, Vieksburg;
BLAIR e. BRO, Columbus.
WF--l
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New Establishment at DeSoto.
@:RI',ocERf@Fs

IIARDW ARE, CUTLERY;
IN fact every hing suited 10 the country trade, OF
usually found in up-cOnntTy stores. lie will
sell at
MOBILE PRICES. FOR CASH,
with the freight added. which is all that the most
exactiug customer could demand.
His old friends in Smith county, and the back
country generally, bringing their cotton TO De-
Soto, will find it to their interest TO give him a
call. He pledges himself to sell them goods iOI
| cash or ia exchange for cotton on as good terms
as they can be bought nywheFe on the line OF the
road-at Enterprise or any other place. His
motto will be
"QUICK SALES AND Low PRICES"
and he is determined TO please. lie respectfully
sOlcits share Of custom.
ROB'T d. WEEMS.
DeSOt0 March % 1873 Q3-tf
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ENTERPRIZE, MISS,
prepared 10 make liberal Casa advances
on Gotten shipped To lis friends, Messrs.
BoYKIN, g. McRAE. Mobile.
Enterprise. Oct, 49, 1855. 3-tf
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RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION
Notice.

NOtlce.
HAVING sold out my entire stock Of Drugs
Medicines. Chenicals. &c. &C., TO Or f. d
| TRUEHEART. l would respectfully recon
mend him to my old patrons nd the public gen
orally as gentleman well versed in the Dm.
business, aud every way worthy of their patron
| age. CHAS K RENCHER.
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SOUTHERN

SOUTHERN
Furniture Ware-ROOms.
The only Southern man in the Business
The largest Establishment in the South. at
Nos. III and l73 Canal Street.
ALL NEW STOCK
HNHE undersigned having opened a IarR,
sBdsplenild assortment Of NEW SOUTH
| EkN FURNITURE. 10 prepared to supply the
trada aad families on the most liberal terms
| This being the only nov stock in the city. pur
chassrs viii hnd IA TO their sdVanisgs 70 call and
examine the goods and learn the prices befors
purchasing elsewhere. VIII keep constantly
on hand
Marble. Sofa
and Centre Tables,
Extension Tables Of Ma
hogany, Walnut. g. Oak, and
nisli sizes; Rosewood and MahoK.
any Work and Catd Tables; Dressing
Tables. Walnut and Cherry Dining ia bIes,
Oak. " shogany and Rosewood SidsbOards. Blu.
TesUs Of Walnut. Rosewood and NJ ahoRany,
Arnoirs, WaskstaHds. Bsdsleuds, Par.
Tor Chairs, Tete.a-Tsies, Ouomans,
D,vans, Easy Chairs, Rockers.
Bookcases; Oak a. Wal.
mt Ofies Chairs.
Dining Room Chairs; ChfldFsns' Chairs and
ROekeTs; Mahogany and Walnut Tea-poys
and Light Stands Hair. Moss & Spring
Mattresses, Looking Glasses g. Mat
ting, Rosewood and MahoRa-
ny Parlor Sets-ToReIheF
with every article usu-
ally found 10 Furni-
tnre Warehouse.
! ~ This is an entirely new EeEta blishment
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will lns
q greatly 70 their Interest 10 give this store cal
before Buying elsewhere. as the Proprietor b
confident that he can offer them newer stvIes o
the most fashionable Furniture, more subs,An
tally made, and at greater bargains than an,
other house in the city.
WILLIAM H. STUART.
Kelo Orleans Jan 1858. I5-Iv
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We have recently made large purchases Of
Bacon, Flour, salt, Sugar,
Coffee, MOlaSSes, Bag
ging and Rope.

MOST of these articles have been purchas-
lVL cd al the lowest prices, and We shall be
glad 10 supply the country at Mobile prices, Ms
usual, with the freight added
We have fully sustained ourselves and re-
deemed our promise 10 the country TO give them
a better market Than they can find eiseW here,
both for cotton aud groceries We are now ad
HanciRR pretty IsbsTullV on The pTeseIst crop, ~
rUlO.e al no desiT' 10 az '-77IF uvrr.
MOODY q O'FERkAI.B,
Enterprise Juue ~ 1855 35u-
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COSTA ~
CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
NEW ORLEANS.
n. S. MORSE, Proprietor.
Nfp Orlssa,, Jan. ls5s. IBly
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of Ths Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. %, 1883.
The Manassas Gap Railroad Company on
Thursday night, Reelected E C. Marshall Presi-
dent, II. MartZ and b. III. Lambert, Directors !:
j. 5 Dawson, Of Warren, s. shinn, of Alexan-
dria, and James X. Skinker, of Fauquier, Ex-
aminng Committee, and then adjourned
The Fair of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south closed last night. That of the Baptist
Church will conclude this evening The Fair of
the Catholic ladies at American Hall, carries its
gaieties into next week.
The necessary confirmation of the action of the
late Provincial Council of Baltimore by the HOLY
See having been received, the Catholic Parish Of
st. Mary's, embracing the City and County of
Alexandria, has passed from the Jurisdiction of
Baltimore into the diocese of Richmond, which
thus includes all Eastern Virginia The Right
Rev. John McGilI, ID. d., will, therefore for the
future, exercise the Episcopal authority over the
CATHOLIC Church in this place.
Mr.: w Meyenburg, who at one time was sup
posed to be among the lost in the Austria arrived
In this city yesterday; he came over the ocean
in the Sa1Onia.
Markets yesterday-FIour, no sales reported:
offerings small; market quiet Wheat, sales of
white at Sll2dSl 26; red 81 2OaSi 25 Corn
sales OF new yellow corn by measure, Csc; old do
by weight, eUc.; white do. sGaSlc. sales of rye
at 75c.
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FUTURE DAYS.


~ J: e; McGuIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
SPLbNDlD PAREOR GRAND PIANO Ry
- ChlChERlN NC, FURNITURE AND HOUsFHoLp EF
sEcTs AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,
Moh MING, October n, at 10 o'c'ock, at house
NO sIS S.h street. rear of the Patent Office We
snaii sen me lurf ItuTe and effects of gentleman
HeGIlhing housekeeping. comprising
only few moRths, andlcost $50 "
Sulte oil Walnut Plush covered ParIor FurnIture
comprising two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and
Paror Chairs, ~
Mahoe any Lounges, DIyans and Union Chairs,
Marble top Centre Tables, Whatnot
Ralr CrImso Damask Curtains, Comics ~,
W indow Shades. Cane seat Chairs
NIahogaDy an Walnut French and other Redsteads
MWahIogsny AID Walnut Marh e-top Buresus,
" anu ana Stal0ed " aidrobe ., Washstands,
Blankets, Comforts and Quilts,
Cane AID wood seat Cbatrs, L. unFes
DIDlng Tables. Dining Chairs.
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware,
COOKING and other Stoves
RequlsIte - 'N-ieh
Terms: $50 and under cash: over that sum n oradi,
oil d. and 30 for satisfactorily endorsed nofes hesI
Ing interest. }. e. MCGUIRE & CO..
w gu AuctIOueers
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led,

On the I'D instant, of catarrh fever, GEORGE
W. infant son Of Joseph X. and Margaret A. Lowe
aged 10 months.
suffer little children to unto me, and forbid
them not. for Of such is the kingdom Of q Odo
his funeral WI take place Sunday afternoon,
~ clock, rom the residence of his father on 4th
street east, between and X SITS.
In this cIty, on Friday morning the 22d instant of
coniesilye fever, MARY ALICE PETITE aged
w. and Gertrude Petiit VI
The itends Of the family invited to atte nd her
Iuneral on sunday afternoon, at 5 O'Clock fIOm the
residence IF her parents, No S98 Nassacbnsotis
avenue, between 9th aud INtn ST.,
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HskLrH or rHr crrr-Dufing the month Of
September there Were 50 deaths reported in the
city Of Washington, as follows -

MILTIARY.-PatriOtte Spirit Of our George
torn Nsighbors.-The Potomac Light Infantry.
a new volunteer company lately formed I'm
Georgetown, made their first dress parade last
evening in that town, and presented truly fine
military aspect. The company numbers on its
roll seventy-fve members, about thirtv-f five of
whom appeared last night in uniform. They are
distinct from the present District Battalion under
Col. Hickey. Their uniform is dark blue dress
coat with blue shoulder knots. and the army reg
uiation nat with pompon. The pantaloons are
OF dark blue military cloth with light blue
cord inserted down the outside seam They have
the new Mimic muskets. Their captain (Cruik-
shank) Is a well-drilled officer, and admirably
qual1hed for his post, and the other officers are
Young men Of true military ardor Nav the ex-
ample set by the young men Of Georgetown, in
thls respect, meet with a corresponding patriot
ism in our own city.
The WKArHER.-Range OF the thermometer
Tor one week, beginning at noon of Thursday,
Octohar II nd
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Alleged Slave Bar. Is,s A. C,n,

bEsLoN, Oct 2l.-The alleged slave bark Isls
-, Suos remains in possession Of the United
,.P,ns. iAls while the crew have been held
Witnesses In bail Of 81 600 each, in default Of
which they are placed in Jail.
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suicide of n k,,,,cl,.,

NEW YORK, Oct. % WIN Col. ,.o.,,I,,
,.. .vI IN kentucky, committed suicide here
s1,eiio!g, IN consequence of having been swim.
''e" III the purchase Of a California ticket
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l WISH ALL GENTLEMEN TO BEAR IN
Il mind that the p Ian " hicn adopted
four Years ago, of selling HATS and
BOOTS at greatly reduced prices.
Tor cash, 10 10 successful operation 1
sell the very best Dress Hats, got up
IN the Tat st New York styles, at from.
$50 to S2.50 an the beet Calf skin
Dress Be OTIS at 1915. and the best ~
Calf skin Caters at S2.51. Over ten thous.rd gen
tiemen have tired them. and they pronounce them
the best goods Of the ind that they ever had
pIice, rs usual. Terms cash. No extra profit
charged IN order to offset had debts.
ANTHONY, 7th street,
Oo2lw Agent for the Nauufa cturers,
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The yellow Fever.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 2O.-There Were ..vs, s..,N-
today, hut none OF them were from yellow rsvs,
INV ORLEANs, Oct. a0.-The deaths frorn ,.,l
low fever yesterday were thi5ty-four.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, October % stocks are active ara
higher Chicago aud Rock Island, so: Illinois
central shares, So do. bonds, 9ik: La Crosse
ana Milwau kie " Michigan Southern 2Ik; New
Va. 6's e5h; Mo. 6's Ssk
Sc ling exchange frn at 100 alIQ
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NJARSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of wrIts of
ISl Eeri facias, issued from the Clerks Oflce q
the Circuit Court of the District OF Co umtla for
the county of Washington, and to me directed, I
will expose public sale for CASH, IN front of The
Court tioHee door of said county. ON MONDAY,
the lat day of November, 1855, at IL o CLOCK m
the following described property. TO wit: Lots Nos
4 and -. IA Square No. IL. original Lots Nos l. 2 s.
2, in Sauare No. l47. beginning at the Southwest
of eaid lot. rnd running thence east 90 feet
20 feet and tRenoe south 10 feet to the point Of
beginning, together with all and singular the i'm
c. seized and levied upon as the property Of Chas.
H. Van fatten, and vii be sold to satisfy Judicias
term 1883, Palro Nourse, John r. Kendall. John
w Thompson, Il ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, Jno.
ara MAY Mahoney, w. II. Ward, and Michael
Kelly vs.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
90 Its for the District Of Columbia.
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Erie Railroad.

NEw YORK, Oct. 22-Mr Moran has basn 10.
elected President OF the Erie Railroad Comp,nv
Inc Illinois Central RAILROAD Company have
resumed payment in fall
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR,
RoNAGENrhSSocr1ren pp ~
Execution Of q Murd,r.,.

pAnyILLk, Pa, Oct p Mr.. Tx.,,,o.
snd AZ C,.ooay Tor the murder OF Der hush. IA
ontsS .or's arr, Her paramOur, ciarh, was ere
enc on m. .n lnee she protested her inno-
only regretting to leave behind Der two oynbs.
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MAhSHhL'S SALE.-In virtue ola wit of fe
- laclas issued IIOm the Clerks office of the
circuit Court or the District of Coluu ba for the
county OF Washington and to me directed. will ex-
pose 20 puoo sac for cAsH, in front OF the Court
mousse aoor OF said county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day on November, 1853, at II o'clock M, the follow
, nf oescTned property to wit: deiendapts r.ht
ttle atin and interest in and to Pages snbdiyi'
sion or Square No SO being Lots Nos. l, 2 8, as
an9 o, OF sad subdivision and of SAID Square No
n. toIlo No: l42. in the city of Washiseton, ID. c.
t6se with all and singular the improvements
George Page, and will be sold to SATISFY Jndic,aIs
Q 4G4 to October term, 1885, IN favor of Robert IT,
0allaher use, OF Chiffon d Linton.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
&C sl-dts for the District of Columbia
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II ccelemini e..

NBw HoRE, Oct. % -Notwithx,.nA,..,
ciemency Of the weather, Piccolominis. sss. "a
night In opera was attended by an Immeasr az
dlence, and intense enthusiasm followed -, -.
iormsnce. At he close of the season her. an.
Will appear In Baltimore and Philadelphia
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Baltimore Markets.

baltimore, October 23-FIour is dull, How
ard street ard Ohio IS IS
wheat steady and unchanged, Corn is quiet
Mhtskey is heavy at ~ Ys23c.
PROVISIONS are unchanged
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By a. GREEN, Auo.loneer.
VALUABLE PROPER'rN A!E sIfCTInN

~ a., GREEN, Auo.Ioneer.
tu On WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant. I shau
sen, IN front OF the premises, at ~ O'Clock D. m
Part OF Lot No 2, with the improvements, IN Square
No. s57 being the east part, fronting feet on the
public space at he immediate intersection of Mss
sacnnsetts and Maryland avenues. hetween 5th and
oth streets east, and running bao OK 90 feet to sn a
tenement. 'i Hoi"e
teIms: One thlrd cash; balance in and -
months tor notes bearing interest for the deferred
pa! ments, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
Title good,
Oc2' d GREEN A..
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MARSHAL'S SAL Elm virtue ola writ of fe
1N1 n IacIas issued from the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and TO me directed. / shall
expose TO public safe for ASH front ofthe Court
mouse door OF said county. onSATURDAY, the 18th
day oiSovember S5s, at Il O'Clock m. the following
descrIbed property, to wit: All defendants right
title, claim and interest in and to Lot No. three,
(S,) In square No. 759, (seven hundred and my
nine, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, In the city of Washington. ID. C.,
seized and levied upon as the p operty OF Edmund
sy, and Will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. S7l, TO
October, 1857, John Waters cS. Edmund Rlley.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
a
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A LrINE CURIOSITIEs.

DKcIDEDLY NOVEL.
N2; 40 Ssrenth street, bsttceen q and III streets,
JOHN LOELIGER has I'm ported from Switzsr.
t sna cnolee variety of CuriosIfies both
na, NS uieiol, al carved IN nIost wonderful
noL, wei worthy the sttentIon Of the public
AM, AmongH Others my he specified the following ar
Rsssst. T nules w otk Boxes, Glove Boxes, Card
EElnSss. Cissr Csses, Watch Stands, Vases, Nut
Cann ~, 'Shruolnkes, Group of Cattle CmIn,atur }
b-satllniiy eaIyei.l Ink Stands, and PIN Cushions
on houses, showing minutely the sly le of
Lovers OF the curious and beauriitI and tbos. Win
wish 20 bave som.hIng really "a .common sbonia u
the above and msny other curosities Al Nn as a.
street, east side, between 6 and a streets WV -"
90 ass JOHN LOEficEp
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AUCTION sAIn
TO-DAY& To.MORRoW a1oR MN

o,RAY4 To.MoRRow MORNING.
BywALLA BARNARD. Xseeoce,-.- :
MdsN&INAI AdYS is.l.9s :, 3
copoern we vii sell on account Of whom il may
term. Sith%us re.s9se ss.s new
WALL q BARNAk ID. Aucts.
May WALL q BARNARD, Auctionecr,. :
d We Sili n Ell (, sooKs AT AUCTION
ss M e Fl &C.: sHsS::
publishers, emSs, col ection Of Books, direct from
IeSst .otS9es .ns the Cooper se5it s,s
Also fine Family Bibles. P o,nss popular sqtAors.
,GseteeI VIII lot ofsta,onsTy. Gold Pes.s 9Sss,
Sea 4 WIZ S%Ilf Ss n Sss,s ..o,.
Bv A. GREEN. AuclIopeeT- -
GALE, BY ORDER OF The ORpu
rrRE. Gos;S hCuskHoLD AND kIIcHkS FgksI-
the 18Th instant shall sell by order Of the orpbsn:
GSoort: tie Personal Effects of Mary A. Perkins,
Ms the late residences Of NJ. Thomas P p,9SS
On t me TSsd leading from the Eastern Branch bridge
the bridge, and pear nod OF mile from
Mahosany sofas, ChsiTs and Rockers.
Eedstesds csns and 1tGSsi c sRa Fables
Mashstands, sideb ards,
reather Beds, Boosters ard Pillows
S Mat,Iesses. Feeding ana Linen.
stoves stoves Carpets. oIicloths and Mating,
YIN geHers assortment Of Kitchen ReouslteS
Also, "a barrels Of Com
Germs az sale.
0o GU A. GREEN. Auct.
BY J. G. Mcguire 4 CO, Auctioneer,
SIOCh OF SUPERIOR FAMILY tIR0CE
All HES At fUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY NOR
INV, octobeT 18th. az 10 O'Clock, at this family
grocery store of c. W. Marsh, ESQ south side oc
~ - enue, corner OF 10th street west we viii sell
n hls superior stock of Family Groceries. consist
Extra, superfne and Family Flour in barrel and
NO, Maracalbo, and Java Coffees,
CrnSsned, Clarified, Pulverized, Yellow and Brown
imPeeGsI, Young Hyson, Gunpowder, and Blsck
Spices ofsll kinds. Soap. Candles,
Engnsh Pickles, Sanoes, Cafsups Olive Oil
Chocolate, Cocoa, Farms, Starch, Indigo
Cigate ana Tobacco, Of various brands
0loSons Feotar Whisky, in wood and glass q yer,
superior article, e''o WY
Cognao and SeIgnet Brandy IN wood nd rI.ss
MusSat. Modelra, Shsrry. Port, Malaga, and other
wines, In wood and glaCs, ~ '
Two casks extra hne Champagne Brandy
iuos, Bnckete, BTooms, Brushes, Mats &rAo
eFims: $50 and under cash: over that sum A ore
ui oI o. % and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
ocl9-d J. &. MEG UREA Co. Auc,s
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AUCIIUH MBA
>: Q. MCGUIRE & CO... Auet,one.-,

By J. G. MCGUIRE q CO.. -1.....---------,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. HnTsp
s.ls solD tMH 6NBHrY kAsR ETINS5sf yic
clc 10 1c@c iy, q the ass resdenoe OF Biss.
Ss q, n ana spf streets We shall s
hoscswood seven-octave Piano Forte, Stool, and
Damask Covered Sofa, whatnot, sasvs.s.
pIush Covered Arm and Par!or Chairs,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
GILT Mantel Clocks, Vases &c., Is o. .'..f-
Brussels and ingram Carpets, Oilcloth. 7.sr
RR5n Ina TsssIss. Cane seat Chars. Lounge.
High Post and Cottage Hedsteads,
RIsns sne hnsR mattresses BosteTs and Pillows
Cooking: Radiator and other Stoves.
u Ioseiner with a general assortment of Kitchen
Terms: sa5 and under cash over that ,um ,cr.
be.pino for satisfactorily endorsed notes
o0 2s-eod J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auot..
By WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
A PPLES Al AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
1oam. LIN 18th inst. IN front of our auction
Germ barrels Of BALDWIN Apples T 10 II may con-
sale positive. Terms cash. ''' ''''''
By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneeI,.
ne fot EMI re 49, hE9RNiTURE LARGE
DAY SoHgGbsS Ts1Rs
ects Of Mrs ssarlss Basydnr bans N and Ef
avenue. sonth side, Mt arly opposite the National
mousse contains 43 rooms alI isba "a
In good sty lie. We name in part $3.50 'o"
] Rosewood Piano, Stool and Cover
Mah0gany and Walnut Sofas, Tete Tetes and
Dlvans, ' al"
MahcEan, and Walnut Rockers and Arm Chairs,
20 Parior Chairs, Ot'Omans.
DO; and walnut Marble top Centre and Pier
Mirrors, Curtains and Ornaments, Clocks.
Mahogany Dining, Side and Centre Tables
DO: and Walnut Dressing and Plain Blu
WardTo.es, Washstands. Dressing Tables,
Shamber Cottage Sets, Bedsteads
FIRST rate Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mat,
tresses, A"'
holsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets.
Toilet sets, Looking glasses, Chamber Stoyes
Three ply, Ingram and Venitian Carpets
straw Mating. Ollcoths, Rugs,
SldebOard. CrOckory and Glass, largA lot
knIves and Forks, Chatting Dishes, Plated Forks,
Gastors. Plated Tea and Table Spoons,
kltchen Stove, Cooking Utensils
Tin w are, Refrigerator, safes, DC.
With her articles, not here enume-ated all NJ
which will be sold without reserve ~ "
PERSONS furnishing and dealers would do we'll IN
attend. ~ ' "eil W
Terms; $50 and under cash; over that amount and
nnder Sloo ~ and 81 days; over 500, 2 g. and
months, for notes with good and satisfsctory en-.
dorsemants and bearing interes' VII
oo 2 IS WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.