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are selling at SIC pound snd he other quotations
from Be- 70 tac. The whole Of the receipts az Aer.ons
we're brought forward oy the Erie Railroad. The weeks
receipts all OF good quality bat the demand is
very moderate last weeks prces could not be maintained
The receipts during the Aeron's were $50 head
most Of which disposed of the above prices The
receipts Hudson River Drove Yard, foot Of Thirty
seventh street, for week ending May L. 1858,
nexed:-By Erie Railroad, 1901; do, via Bergen, 3l4
HUDSON River Railroad, 25e; Camden and Auboy Rail
road, 1888; Albany propellers, 939Total, ll,o34.
AMORTIZATION.
The total receipts OF all stock 81 all the yards for the
week last week, since Jan snd corresponding period
last wear were ks iolows:-s
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OHIO csuss up the Let Inst compared with the
ncnths for the preceding year
Receipts from Nov rs 10 May l, 1895 s-3I7t 80
DO do. Is, $50, 10 Nay l, 1867. $3.50 20
Excess o receipts OF 1855 over 1851 ... Ns,4e6 Q,
The Convention OF Country Banks al Cincinnati nd
journ ed on Friday evening The Gazette IN speaking OF
establishing Clearing House, says ",hst legal difcstee
found TO exist that render legislation necessary be
fore such institution be put into operation" The
convention passed resolution Recommending the several
branches to make through the bankers there
to furnish exchange for their circulating notes in this
ket at u per cent premium"
The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company in the month OF April this year and
last folln
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cows AND CALVES


MIN GOVT In limited demand and the yeoepts are
gradually diminishing The demand for cnoice cows for
family rather active but that does not Affect
the market, ~ there are 10 few bought There have
been saes Of few during the week at from $50 10 ESQ.,
bat there are few which bring over Ae The demand Il
OBren has abafed and there very perceptibe de-
cline prices The total receipts Al oil the yards for the
week and the corresponding period last year and last
week, were ~ fepsws,-
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Auction Sale OF Dry Goods.
Messrs. Wilmerding Mount held sale yesterday Of
French goods Of the importation of L. and B. Curtis
4 Co., which drew . good and spirited company. The
catalogue contained fine and attractive line Of printed
goods with rich plain and fancy Silks fouards, 30 The
sale proved in the main good one and fully sustained
the previous prices OF the season
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VEAL CLLvK,

The supply Ia still abundant and the demand being
limited except for the very best descripous prices are
shade lower, though do not change OR quotations.
The only thing which kept prices up Improvement
in quality and greater number q the beMer quality,
which are In far more demand than W ordinary
The average price obtained at Aerton's 4xc., and
the range from 5kc 10 &C., with quite number Of sales
al the latter rate Quotations a the other markets are
unchanged The total receipts at all the yards for the
week corresponding period last year. and last week. were
follows
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20
The road Of this company 1873 miles long, commenc
ing thirty miles west of Chicago Al the junction with the
Galena road, and extending to GAlesbarg where
with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad for Quincy,
and with the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad for Burlington
and Oquawka
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

sTIANns TO AND FROM EAvANA ANDF1w ORLEANS.
EnPRl CIry-Fron New York d. arriving NJ Havana
tn and New Orleans l0A Prom New Orleans 2oh Havana
~ arriving At Now York 18Th.
CAnivIi-From New York 18th arriving ut Havana l7th
and New Orleans lfh- From New Orleans Th Havana
30sh arriving At Eev York ID
PBnApslPlIA-FromN New York 18th, arriving At Havana
I'D HsvOreans s5h Prem New Orleans 9th, Havana
9Th, arriving II Few York 18th
BIAcE WAIRoR-Fron New York Tth, arriving at Havana
LIST And View Orleans Sd. From New Orleans l2h Havana
18th arriving Of New York lSlh
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Ts,A SAGE Jan 50 $40 ~ 2jsl4,5o7 "a 5o2i7o
ne foro~nr sts,sr-sui fron ths ohcs q the Auttor
sac ,bcut a a1ogn' p c.sa toff re- c7ee On tbs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
ONE Y N ARK X r.

WEDNESDAY, May l2-oPM
me stock market dull and fat this morning. The
tendency Of prices downward The changes:were not
general but in some instances important Pacific Steam.
ship Company fell of per cent New York Central Rail
read l. Illinois Central l. Reading, ~ Michigan South
en, old, a. The decline in New York Central is at
Ebuted the damages likely TO result from the serious
loss OF life by the accident of yesterday State stocks and
railroad bcnds in fact all permanently productive stock
securities are in moderate demand, and command full
prices Al the second board lower prices ruled and the
market closed dull and heavy. New York Centralopeped
81 SIN but left OF fraction better, with pretty active
sales. Pacific Steamship Company y per cent lower.
Reading declined \ per cent Amer the board printed
prices current, but disposition was exhibited TO
operate by either party.
The steamship Arabia from this port for Liverpool
day carried SASS l5o In specie; and the steamship
Chswba from this port for Havana carried out 100000
IN Spanish doubloops.
The Assistant Treasurer reports TO day follows
Total rcocepe. 43 81
1vai payments '''''''''''''s''s''-'''' 1859 90
Total balance alsoySZo eb
The receipt include slo4 900 from customs and 81 ooo
coo NJ deposis accepted bids for Treasury notes
The transactions at the Clearing House this morning
were " follows
Total balances i,T2,so3 az
The Metropolitan Insurance Company has declared q
semi annual dividend Of six per cent payable and
after the Goth inst
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
has declared dividend OF per cent, payable on
demand.
The Northern Railroad Company have declared divi.
aend Of dollars per share, payable the first Of
June.
The movement Of the banks In the four principal cities
81 he Union, in which weekly reports made, shown
by their last statements, is as followss-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WDSlsDAy, May 12-6P. n
AsHS-The saee embraced about 30 bbs pos at &C..
pearls were Al 6hc.
BRKAperurs-rour-Them market was without change
OF moment In prices while sales made 70 fair
tent, including some parcels for export The transactions
footed up about 10 000 II 900 bbs within about the
follo vinC NJ
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canadian was in bette supply and rather frmer,
with sales OF about 600 q 800 bbs, at our quo
tatious Southern brands were nrm, especially
for common Grades while extra qualities we're
steady with come purchases for EXPORT -
the Wet India Islands At our quotations Rye -four
was easier with sales OF eco bbs. at our figures
Corn meal unchanged and sales we're limited Wheat
irregular and lower for some descriptions, but &C
tive including purchases for export. The sales en-
brscsd about 80 900 IS 900 bushels included in which
were about IL 500 Canadian white at 81 OF 81 05,
Canadian club al Sc, 5000 Michigan mixed red al
pec, Chicago spring and Milwaukee club ai SOC SIC.
Western and Southern white nj 81 Is q 81 rs, and
small LOT prime Kentucky OF 81 30 Corn lees buoy
ant and active with sales OF about IL 600 10 600 bush
Gle, including white At Tic TIC, yellow ri 73c 76c
Ryesmall sales Jersey made At CSC. and Of North
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sBEHP AND LAMBS.

fHFFF md LAMBS.
The demand limited and confined 10 fat lambs which
sell at about loc perlb about % TO % per head.
The receipts have been ample though two or three hun
dred less than last week All qualities have declined
about c per head, and the decline about the same
st all the yards. Quite number left over last
Wednesday, but they were all disposed OF during the
after part Of the week nj previous prices The quality
much tire same ss last weeks supply but they were
looking much worse account Of The rainy weather and
m uddy streets through which they were driven. The
total receipts all the yards for the week. correspond
ing period last year and last week were a. follows-
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There 10 plentiful supply Of swine m market, and
prices srs a. over thar est ne beg, eerp fe<
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personal INrELLlGENcE.

lanes Gordon Bennett has rented the house OF Col.
par ON the heights Of Georgetown, and Will reside
there during the winter
On the morning Of the 10Th ultimo her serene high
.ss pnas, Catherine Hohenzollern Sigmaringen, born
.inss 90 Iolenlohe took the veil at Rome, in the an
Gent nunnery Of st Ambrose belonging to the Francis
ean sisters an order distinguished for poverty and strict
ness Of discipline. The Popes vicar Cardinal fatrz
AMI Cardinal Reisacl performed the ceremony, which
was attended by many Germans of rank, amongst whom
WAS the Princesss cousin, Monsignor Hohenlohe, the
Pope's ahnoner
Among tie passengers to the United States on the last
steamer from Galway, was Lord Bury who II y sald
go 3, f,,nad,, to arrange federation OF the provinces
snd i also charged with the duty of arranging mail SER
vice on the Galway steam ship line
Among the arrivals at Browns Hotel Yesterday were
Gov. Brown and Judge Douglass of Florida Hon. James
Craig Of Missouri and Miss Juana May OF this city
Hon. A. Rust of Arkansas, Hon. Henry Winter Davis
of MARYLAND and Gen. Paez of Venezuela, are at the
National. = y. $50
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pnLIrzcAL MTELLI0ENoE.

..,a,,san General committee have nominated John
iIaStou o. Albany, for Congress- In place OF Jonas
Shear, withdraw
- ,os,on Post has the following synopsis OF Nj. puf
a,,ess sueech at late political meeting IN Boston
EoIoving Or Phelps came Burlingane Alter care
al sudy Of this gentemans speech we are enabled ~, 70
make the following analysis the power anu 'J'oe
msua lis ali right A,yu@em-ist premises Fe-
YOU are great people 2. premises am
10" mani Coacl4son--You must elect me- f@ord-
los--Hi yah y
The newspapers from Illinois assert that Mr. Le 10y
h.s not declined to DO candidate ior congress ~ 'ue
third district Of Illinois.
The St Paul Pioneer Of the Esd instant says lht usn
nv i;tt show that the political complexion OF the
S ",t ccsat,re will be as follows Senate demo-
crss aud Is republicans; house 80 democrats ana ~
republicans
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THE ARMY AND NAVY

Commodore Breesc has been ordered to the command
Of the Brooklyn navy-yard, vice Commodore kcarny,
We understand that the latter will lie ordered to duty as
president Of she Light House Board, in the place of Com
lnodore shubrick 1t at first contemplated by the
Secretary Of the Navy not to appoint successor to Com
nore Shubrck but to reinst.te that officer on his re-
turn from the command Of the Brazil squadron, but GER
tain considerations have operated to change this plan
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

MARRIAGE BEowS' 10y sterday another Of those
agreeable unions, common at Browns Hotel was ac-
complished. Mr.. g. ii Brown and Miss Bette c. Pat
teson, both Of Iynchburg Virginia, united in the
siIken bands Of marmony by the Rev. L. Morgan. The
affair all such affairs always do passed OF delight
fully agreeable and gallant friend Stewart doing the
honors of the occasion.
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO-
PEI.LER SLOOP-OF-WAR AT THE UNI
TED STATES NAyY-YARD GosPoRT,
VIRGINIA
Navy Department,

g EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed q Proposal for
~ steam Machinery or screw Propeller wiz be
complete oonsructon o. the steam machinery
and Appeadage either direct acting geaed engines the bidder
ocp OF war badns United states navy yard Gospo
gina, IN accordance with the following conditions
TIE one ~ must be for specific for putting tho whole in
ocsu oaion must include all patent fees and the department
about The machinery and must state the
time la which the work completed accompanied
The the n which tho work Is 70 be executed
%S, ~ ] b. u. "details q The design and q the ma
as combining the greatest number Of advantages keeping in Wow
when ia and being subject arrangement
working parts; being tina object Of The department MACH
high speed for many days possible they
will BE- able 10 pope the speed
y ius 20 ha long voyages may be performed with one supply
Win this view department expect guaranty
he results PROPOSED 70 20 accomplished BY their plans and TO specify
those results under The following heads
be able 70 develop for ave consecuvey up
highest capacity 70 be measured board by the indicator
the q 81 900 pounds high
not zee. than power aud at least so revolutions min
The per power por hour must be
nS s N POUNDS per Inch on the piston necessary
and the engines without load except line sang
I'd quantity Of coal which can DO slowed In The ship without
exceeding the total weight for machinery appendage boilers and
The engines and a boilers The Is o b. iron
s s sSo w sad s bssss
condenser o. the most approved kind Will be required
ton 70 be properly popooned for at least so revolutions
ute and with diameter Of twelve feet uehe pitch Of
pumps, apparatus for vcuiang appurtenanccs Of all
kind. neee for the perfect working OF the whole be the most
shaft passage ahwarshp iron buTkheads
as than 800 gaons day; and the tools duplicate pieces
essa and satisfactory M an efficient cruising steam soop q war
must DO included IN the proposition and list OF them must BIO fur
nished
machinery boilers and will be provided al the expense
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nHARl.ES KINGSLEY,s NEW BOoK.-sir wal,

6sHARLES KINGSLEY'S NEW BO0K.-Sir Wal
" Raleigh other by Charles Kingsley author Of
Amyas Leigh Typaia, }" &c, &c. vol 12mo. 81 70
Journey being Notes Of Residence In Russia by
George Augustus Sai vol. 16mo 81.
had nothing with this bril-
point OF sparkling style
Household Words win recognise the hand
that IL often employed in its pages. ... ...a.
Tasman October the Illustrated Household
wayerey Novels In portable Size l6mo form.
Just published and for sale Mt PHILIPS
sl# Bookstore, 332 Pennsylvania avenue,
Oct % .... between 9th and 10th streets.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HANDSOME TIIREE-STORY BRICK. DWELL
house and lot at private subscribers author
sell accommodating terms Of lots Nos and A.
No 37 fronting 20 feet north between 18th and 18th
west together with the improvements consisting OF nearly
brick house, with basement and twosloy back
building containing twelve Gas fixtures throughout
vault under
The house built In the most with ~ inch walls
throughout and delightfully."- situated fronting street.
nue., and public reservation Title ndispuable.
JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
22--eod6t Auction and Commission Merchants
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Collectors once,
Registers once, october ii, 1853.

THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCEBN.--Notice is
IL hereby tha, licenses issued 70 tayern retailers Of
hardware medicines peumery, Watches and jewey; lumber
wood commission merchants also, TO keepers Of hackney
carraRes omnbuse billiard tables alleys
toney hawking and peddng and dealers in old brass
copper will expire Monday the LIST day Of November
after that time WILLIAM MORGAN,
Oct i3--dtNov1 Register
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, October 2S, 1883.
HIS having reason suppose that irresponsible
persons England and others there writing gncd
nave Induced parties In this country forward the
% the recovery Of estates which they believe they are
ntci TO whom such may be addressed
are cautioned TO be satisfied identity aud character of their
correspondence H- @s. #.t
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GALE OF VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
~ AND FLOODED STOCK IL will sell accommodating
valuable cotton plantations in Dallas and Perry counties
Alabama, all of which high Of cultivation
Also small tracts of hundred aud fifty four
drc acres each, portions OF tract in cultivation.
Possession will BIO gvon TO the purchasers the LIST Of January
next. .. @sss Hatpr# I- ..t
These lands all situated the sma and Mississippi Rivers
raroad, and equal In fertility to land in the world
Also several improved and unmproved lots and small tracts
Of land In and adjoining Selma, including several handsomely
proved and private residences with large lots
attached to them. .ea.t t...s.-. N. ra o..
The trace track tract adjoining Selma will be laid OF
into two, and half and five lots each lot fronting upon
broad street This will enable purchasers purchase for residences
gardens, large small lots, they desire.
will also sell sixty seventy head OF thoroughbred racing stock
of the best BLOOD which several fine staon brood
mares titles and colts also the celebrated stallion
the best horse In the South.
The above stock will be exhibited for sale the Mongo
cry, Ala, In November next ....
Persons wishing purchase will find II their
aud see Immediately, ~
Any debts liabilities Of tho Col Thornton Golsby
received the purchase property
George Golsby, esq, Will show this property all who may
purchase. a 49,
Messrs, Brooks Garrett OF Marion, Ts a laq -. a4
this shall not be disposed OF at private
will together with large amount of other personal property be
sold at auction to the highest bidder the city selma
day Of January next ar- r.s..f afa. . s.al rEs
49, @s BEN. EDWARDS GREY Trustee, SC.
SELMA, ALA, Sept, II, 1853 Sep 2s-2m
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, pia MICA
N J 3

a NAIIFUKNIA bIEAMoI1IF LINE, VH NIUA-
~ RAGUA ..a. h..
AMERICAN, ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC SHIP CANAL COMPANY
#Ea PRoiRIEToIes- REDUCED FARES
The splendid steamship WASHINGTON, (2ooo tons Capt HENRY
CHURCHILL lifted expressly for the California trade
by Nicaragua pier M 81 North river New York.
on Saturday, the 9th November at 2, y.
Carrying a San Juan del Norte to
del Sur with the well known and comnodious
steamship tsaH&F. &. t"#.t
HERMANN, = Capt cayendy,
San Francisco, California arE y
steamships offer unsurpassed accommodations Tor the comfort
safety The isthmus route Is thoroughly repaired
and n good order, and the country healthy l. 'a7
For passage freight apply only the Office of the No
JoHP p YEIyERToN,
oct 22-d2w Agent
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LNOR RENT-On Lafayette or Presidents Square
IL the dwelling known the Club House. SIZE situation
convenience this B Of the most desirable residences this
Apply TO Capt. JOHN RODGERS
Sep 30--df No. $50 q street, OF 18th.
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NIILCH COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, con

MlLClI COWS AND DAIRY FARMING, COM
wi prsng bccds breeding and management In health and
dsy other stock the selection OF mich cows, with
o explanation GucHons method the culture q forage plants
the Of milk butter and cheese mbodyng the most
adapted farming In the United States
British provinces; with treatise the dairy husbandry OF
wbcis added orsfals Of dairy management
ny Charles Flint Literally illustrated Price, 81 30 Free by
mail, 81 80.
For sale by FRANKLIN fllllP,
"a Bookseller, 1872 Penn. bet OH and 10th sts
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G2O0 REWARD is offered for the apprehen-

GtOn0 REWARD is offered for the apprehen-
kDCOO sion and delivery to the Undersigned Of mulato
named Charles Sud slave Is the Of D. W. ansbroug,
ESQ., Cupeper county this tho 18th
Charles bright
nearly straight about Ave feet high weighs about 1850 bs
has the first joint Of % finger OF
when nearly cut on
muao wife named Kitty several children v
Han Alley In this city He Is either In this
syvana lived several months said prior her
the liberated
Col John Thorn, Of Cnpeper, Va, several years ago.
further Information apply to undersigned No 337 opposite
Browns Hotel, Penn. ID. J. MALE
Washington, ID. G., Oct 49, 1868. Oct 27--d1wA
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MARRIED.
DIED,

In this city tho 2sth Instant 10y Rev NApAt Mr. BISHOP
OO ER, Of Bainlore TO Miss SARAH ELLEN BAB Bangor Nc
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A VAN CAMP DENTIST, has returned to the
IN city resumed hts practice,
Operating residence ioT street. between 9Th and 9Th
Streets 4 doors from Post Once. Oct 14-du
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TINIIE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, d. c.
The session Of this Institution will commence wednes
twenty ninth 29 September Applicants for admission
will examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening
the session. =. q.
The Preparatory Department OF Columbian College
Wednesday, the eighth (sth) September
Apply 10 j. o. KINNEY, President
1S-ltawt1stNov
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CUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY FOR
- use, price 81 gallon 90 bottle Many
gentlemen of Virginia and the District (l regarded good
Judges thoroughly tested H.
whskey the market. EDWARD HALL,
ias# Extensive dealer In all kinds Liquor
r# and Family Groceries,
8-10eo No. 40 Louisiana opposite Centre Market
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE g. CO., Auctioneers

- - ~~.,~-->>--~--~~-~'
@ SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN-OCTAVE Pr
FORTE excellent furniture and housekeeping effects public
Thursday Friday October 2Sh 10Th commencing
shall sell tho
Knott esq., north street 10th street compr
sing ffANsEs bNH#hf4
Superior piano frte made by Vim.
knabe Co, but little used
Crimson plush, aud hair cloth covered sofas F s
Arm chairs, rockers, Union and parior chairs
Marbetop centre, sofa, and pier tables IA
Mahogany dining, breakfast and card tables
Two handsome walnut marbeop secretary and book cases
nanask and lace curtains window shades
Cane and wood scat chairs lounges
BRUSSELS, three Ingram carpets
Hall and oilcoth mattngs
Gilt and mahogany framed mirrors atE #R3s
GIrandoles, "
Mahogany walnut cherry, and maple bedseads Of various
patterns I$E5sf
Dressing and plain bureaus, washstands
Wardrobes toilet tables ts+ Sts IN
Feather beds, holsters and pillows
Excellent curled hair and husk mattresses
Superior blankets, comforts spreads e"s.& rs5s4f
Parlor aud chamber and fre-irons
Extension dining table, dining chairs
Mahogany sideboard, refrigerator ,48~s
Solid mahogany book case, Office chairs
China glass, and crockcry
Castors, chatting dishes, table cutlery
Superior cooking and fixtures NSs6Ha.
Together with OF housekeeping
requisites, oil Of which OF excellent quality and in good
condition.
and under cash L. O. 3,
and months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Oct I'D j. q. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioncers.
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odd FELLOWS HALL.

BONEAUs CELEBRATED MIRROR OF AUSTRALIA AND THE
CELESTIAL EMPIRE, #.s
Open every evening for short and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at So O'Clock, for families and schools.
children 10 cents, School children after
exhibition, 10 cents. .t.. ID. ..,s. @s il. "
open ut 6lS; 10 commence at ~ -f "+as.- Eh
t2I st' ".aNrs-.#