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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-04
FAIL AND WINTER
Goods.
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VI. D YANf & H. s ASHBY

yNT GUILD respectfully inform their friends
Wv and the pablo generally that they
have just received and opened a splendid as
sortment of DRY GOODS suitable for the Fall
and Winter trade, which they will sell at a
small per cent above She FIRST cost They do
not pretend to say that they viii sell cheaper
goods than any other house in town, but we
will sell as cheap goods, and as good goods as
any house in town; and they would be pleas
ed to have their friends and the public give
them call at the northeast corner of the
Square. and see If these gentlemen can prove
what thew say to be the truth. They deem
it unnecessary to mention all the different ar
ticles and styles of their goods; but will men,
ton some few leading ones, such as Cloths,
Cassineres, Sattinets, and Satin Vestings,
Ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Shoes
and Boots, Hard Ware, Queensware. Cutlery.
Tin ware, Gentleman's shawls and Blankets OF
all sorts and sizes, and ladies' Cloaks- aud
Shawls, gentlemen and ladies Comforts of all
Qualities, and many other articles too tedious
to mention. But one word in conclusion. All
/ that buy goods for cash or barter would do
/ we'll to give them call before going else
where, for they are determined to offer rare
! inducem ents to cash dealers, rs they are sell
! ing for cash and the usual barter of the coun-
try. They will give the highestmarket pr &c
! for all the dried fruit they can get. In con-
clusion they return their sincere thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage and past ia
vors, and they hope by selling cheap goods
and close attention to business that they car
merit larger custom than they ever have had
Your friends respectfully,
Sept. 80, 1853. YANT & ASHBI.
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HOUSE, SIGN and OEsNA- go
lie MENTAL Painter, in all S.>-sS
its various branches. Paper hanger and
GiaZier. Coach Painter, Grainer
and Warbler.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. George Stonebraker, W. Fl. Moores
II. d. Moores.
All orders left at the v estcrn House, will be
promptly attended to. July 2, l657--tf.
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CRANCERY LAND SALE

IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
Il Court of Lincoln county, Tenn, made at
the August term, 1858, in the case of Daniel
Scivally and others VS.. Benjamin Scivally and
others,I will, on Saturday, the 2ctEs day
of November. 1868, offer for sale, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on credit of
one and two years, except 5 per cent which
will be required in cash-THREE TRACTS
OF LAND, belonging to the estate of John
Scivally, Sen., lying on the waters of Short and
Farris's Greeks, IN Lincoln County-One con-
tanning 100 acres. embraced in Grant No.
ii ,473-One containing 100 acres, embraced
in Grant 1o,707, on which Benz. Scivally now
lives-and one containing so acres, embraced
in Grant No. 1794-see said grants for de-
scription. Each tract will be sold separately.
Bond with two or more good and sufficient
securities will be required Of the purchasers,
and lien retained on each tract until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
r. FARQUHARSON,
Oct IA. 1S58--4t. Ck. q II.
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DTSSoLUTrON.

pY mutual consent, the firm OF IlisHsr &
I'D Hampton. Druggists. his this dav Dis
solved partnership, the latter having >o,i ont
his interest to Mr. Wm. A. Miles. the Cisrk
of the old firm; and the business VIII herezf-
ter be conducted by the new firm Of DIExEz
& MILES, eat the same old Stani~
Sept 2 DIEMER * HAMPTON
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The Best Yet :

W. have just received our Fail =
w stock of Cloths, Cassirneres.
|estIngs. Overcoafings. "a CREST VARIETY y
heavy Jeans, Tweeds. Blankets. white iIt
and fancy Shirts, Shirt Collars, al wool III
Undershirts, Drawers, SEspen6ers. half liz
Hose. CravatS, ScaTfS. Hsudke-cbiefs. a15
large stock Of heavy Ciotbiug assor.ei. Cos-s
varying from ) 10 SIS; Vests FROM 500 So.
DC. Our stock IS better assorted than We ave
ever had, and we feel satisfied that a. vi Q
examine it VIII be pleased.
Terms cash, except to our regular custom
ers who pay punctual at Christmas Al r-r-
sons who have been in the habit e buvi-e
Goods on Christmas credit, and not ps-irz srr
year or two afterwards. viii Be refused o. -.
grounds that we cannot Erans The iudu'-erce
heretofore extended. We would say tLea -
all who paw punctual, ard TO cash tuye-s. tLz-
we viii sell YOU Goods
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thar YOU can get he same qa2ls,y Of 6-.0iI
anywhere else.
Remember, that We are carving O. the
TAILORING BUSINESS,

Sewing Machines 10 help .. ard r. yca
want the finest Coat, Pants. Or Yes made e
that You ever had. We viii Dc pleasei % make
them up for you whether yen Day iAe G5o.ls
from US or not.
We viii take this opportunity n sayir- g,
those that owe the fym OF Need Carter 6
Fleming on last years account, that Il they a.
not come mp and pay that, we viii hare 70 ss-
an officer to call on them We are compelled
to have money, and YOU MUST PAY UP.
You can find the books and notes uiih Is Il
the same old stand.
Sept. Is. NEELD & FLEMING
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SIZE & s.
Every thing new in this line
Chene founced Robes, beautiful;
Brocade DO do
Checks DO do
Taffeta Iardniene;
Rich Armures:
do More Antique;
Gro de Nap Muslins;
Cheap do all kinds;
Mourning Goods;
Black Bareges;
Black and white Bombazines,
Rich Warp Alpaca;
EG II RE EE CDN ~e
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Sept. 16, 1858.
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cHbECERY SALE OF LAND,

Oct. 81. 1851. en-. q. 4
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GEORGETOWN,
Correspondence of TIE Star.

Correspondence of TIE Star.
GEoRsRTowN, Dec 81, 1853.
80 iar as business has been concerned, this
week has been, in Georgetown, almost blank.
ne extremely unfavorable condition of the
weather part Of the time, and the recurrence
OF the Christmas holidays, has caused a pretty
general suspension Of nearly every kind. Our
liena AUS, however, Is pretty busily engaged
= ms Bridge street establishment, Furnishing
T MS customers with good things for the New
we learn that II has been determined 10 LET the
water on the canal some time in January. for the
purpose OF giving the entire line a tborouo h
ovelnauiing and cleansing Of sand bars. &c
through the politeness Of the pentiemenIv col
.ec,o,s al the canal office, Capt. Hollinpsworth
ahu MI u u Peck we have been favored with N a
ioi,owlng report Of the operations of the canal !.
Revenue Tor the week ending today. al 00I ID.
ascending trade, $50 20; descendIng seIs so
revenue Tor the month Of Observation-Disclosures
tads, S.I3 ~: descending, SO, 43S 81; sum total
So,Io2 a. The receipts at other points will
aououess reach So 600, making the whole revenue
LOT the month about Sl3 600 The entire revenus
Ior tne year, (lS5Sl at all points, will reach yery
nearly 10 Sl65.OOO, being about Sl2 900 more than
ioI any previous year. The coal transpcr alton
tons. W 81 ,ooo
The above report certainly shows n very en-
state of affairs, and reflects great credit
upon those IN Charge of the work -
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TIE FAMOUS DK.n on 1855 IT,.

The FAMOUS DEAD OF lsSs.-Tbe necroIoov
Tor 1855 Is distinguished by many noted names.
out upon the whole IL may be remarked that
Death has contented himself with fewer shining
marks than usual. Among American statesmen
Ihe most eminent deceased for the year was
Thomas n Benton. With him have departed
Senator Evans of South Carolina, Senator Hen
derson OF Texas, ex-S senator Bag by of Alahan.
General James Gadsden Of South Carolina Iobn
a. Qultman Of Mississippi, Thomas A. HarTts
OF Illinois, and eI-PTesident AnSon Jones 81
Texas. Among lawyers have died BeniamIn =
Butler and Chief Justice Duer of New yors
Among authors VIM. Herbert, VIM Law ana
Madame Ida Pfeifrr ~ ~
Among merchants, Arson G. Phsln, and Ran
Jdmln Marshall, of New York aud Jas Adger
OF Charleston Among mechanics Isaac New
town and John p. Allaire. Among scfentisc
nen, Bonpland the naturalist and Robt Brown
the botanist. Among painters, Ary Schsrer
Among theatrical chsI acters, the great Rachael
and Lablache the singer. Among soldiers. Field
Marshal Radetzky OF the Austria army and N !,
Jor General Persifer i Smith, L. s A Among
naval commanders, Admiral Lord Lyons OF tbs
British service, and two American COMMODORE
Mathew {. Perry and TEos AID Catesby Zones
Among philosophers, Robert Owen Amony
prominent Characters al the European Courts
the Duchess Of Orleans, Redschid Pacha Grand
Nizier OF Turkey, and Baron Ward 1.-THE York
shire hostler) Prime Minister OF Parma TIE
Emperor of Japan, has lately died Among other
notorieties, deceased, NAV be mentioned SoyeT
the Prince OF Cooks, bred Scott, whose name
Will he famous one in the annals Of the country
ana EIeazer Williams, the reputed Bourbon.
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knock-dewn Mt the Boston Theatre.

knoc ked down last evening AZ the Ro.,on 49,
os the musical critic Ofthe Courier, W bo vsIked
on aiter striking Mr.. q. The cause OF the Ar &C
W. tue refusal OF Ulltnan 20 allow him 20 enter
although he was provided with a ticket
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Fire nj Colurnbfo

COLUMBIA, = G, Dec IA fire oceu,,., h.,.
yesterday, which burnt seventy bales OF Cotton
and several mules and horses The nTooert,, -
longed 10 the estate OF Richard Sandley
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Firest BesnevilI,. Ne.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 3O.-A disastrous IRE occurred
at Bonneville, in this State, thi, mornInS a.
suoving block Of brick buildings, incindino
the observer Office. Loss from hfty 10 sIrty tho.
SAND dollars Insurance only s3O,OOO The Ere
was the work of an Innendiarv
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
~ MdgntGcent Mater

NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
~ MdgntGcSHtin Material,
ErscRtioH, and Style, and Cheap icithaI.
HIBLJNGTON'S, ODRoN BUILDING
Corner Of4h street and Penusy wanna avenue
Among the most prominent are
The Stratford GALLERY,
The Republican Court,
The Household Book of Poetry,
The FavOrlte English Poems,
The American r ema Poets,
Ihe British FemSis Poets,
The Camp Fires of the American Revolution
POetleal Quotations,
The Bible Gall ry illustrated,
Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books, In exauI-
site BILdings,
Writing Desks and Portfolios,
Nearly every English and American edition OF the
Holy Bible, among which may he found small
editions prlatsd in hne large type.
AlbO, an eI tensIve assortment of Juveniles suit-
able for al stages OF chi dhOOd.
J. SHILI INGTON,
Bookseller, Udeop Building,
de 30 81 corner Of "a street and Pa. avenue
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph for the Eyeuing Sta,
The Case Of the ws.d,,.,.

wI ,ndsiH, Dec. 0-The case OF ID. r,,,,
was called .n, eontnued to-day. Mr. Cbristy
from Rrnns Sna testified that on Dec. 22d b. ver,
neoroe nI .ek to Jehyl island. and raw tn
hunS 1880 anaed, he supposed as rnsny =. ~, ,ss
number wsys ~ s,serai unknown white men A
some fourteen miles above Savsnn. eonreyeo
witnesses, but unimportsat, were e,.,r,,s c.ne ne
the case was continued in con.eouence 81 ~, ,iI
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New York NIarke,

NEW YORK, Dec. 3I.-Flour Is dull: sts,e
~ 20lS4 80; Ohio IS sOaS5 so e~''
Wheat Is duh; mixed Wisconsin, al IA
Corn is very dull mixed 77s7sc; mixed South
Pork is quiet mess s17 e2XssI7 rs; prime sla
asI3 50. Lard quiet at II YaiIxc
Whisky is quiet at 24Kc
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ulCAL INTELLIGENCE.

r. THx STAR PUBrIsHEs TEE LISTS OF
spxxlrSISs IN TIE WASHINGTON CRY
Pos, OFFICE UNDER The PROVISIONS OF TEE
INJECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
xxusPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST crRcoLA-
ZION vIrEIs res DELIVERY or TEE OFFICE.
les TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
poURLg rHAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
II rHK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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NEW YORK. December 3l.-Stocks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island 59s: IlIInoIs Cent?
shares ?Ok; do. bonds SIX; Lacrosse and Mi.
Michigan southern 20S; New York Central
- = Reading 52x; Missouri SIS cox
Board Of Brokers ad journed until Monday
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TO BE SOLD MEDIATELY.
$4,000 WORTH OF
ID E GO CD g

bOUGHJ Al THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS
AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
IHksE OOoDs WERE PURCHASED WITH such
ADVANTAGE AS TO ENABLE Us TO OFFER INDUCE.
MENTs SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER House IN THE
CITY.
, w name few of the extra bargains
% bea eau Deialnes at l8c, worth %,
n Ich Ghsnmeres at Csc, worth 81,
Good Dalaines at IOc, worth ~
Pad Merinoes at 25c., worth 81,
fiekch Merinoes at GO, worth 81,
All tae best makes Of Calico at Itc,
Ladies' Cloaks and Raglsns very cbeap.
Steei-Sprlng Extension Skirts 81,
SSards 5-4 Bleached SkirtIng for 81,
Blankets extra oneap,
W hIte w DOL Flannel at 10 worth IS,
Pure Linen Towels IS and SIC per DOZEN
Pure Linen Diaper 81 per piece,
Ladies' Vests only &c.
Gentiemen's Undershrts and Drawers yarv ohs.p
Misses and Chlldren's Zephyr Talmas and Hoods
LADIES' Embroltere ed Collars, very cheap
ladies' Embroidered Hand ker chiefs, extra cheap,
Ladies' Kid Stoves, SO, p'
Ladies' White Merino Hose,
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose,
LADIES' Lamb's-wool Hose,
Boys Shawls only o..
N In me a1lelhing store, No. SIS, We have CAR
PEIISGS, UlLCLUTHS and RUGS, in new and
oesotlfaI desiEas, AT NEW YORK PRICES. Also, a
stJie., qu.li,les and prices, and Gentiemeu's and
Boys CAPS and SOFT HATS, which we are SELL
Ing at msnufacturers' prices.
Purchasers In want OF any of the above M med
extra bargains should call early as the stock must
be sold immediately to make room for other goods.
- X. BRlCE HALL,
deS'-St NOS. S7S ard SIS 7th street, above !.
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

HANDSOME BRICK AND FRAMEHOTSE
81 THIRD HOCsEkRoM THE CoRNER OF Pa Az
AUCrIOST1On TUESDAY, the 4th Of JaUuary next
shall SER IN front OF the premises, ct O'Clock D
III part ol Lot No. IL. In Square No. 90 having 2
fobt OF ~ feet on l4th street Lext the corner OF
fennsylvanIa avenue, and running back Inn feel ~
an alley, wIth tue improvements winch ara a hand
some BRICK aud Frame Dwelling house. conisin:ns
~ GOOD and conveniently arranged rooms and pas
sage. and Eas-plpes through the house, Tins ptop-
erty Is handsomely located. being immedlately lr
Avenue. VI '''
Terms OEe-fourth cash; balance in s. -. H.
ahu 81 months; the purchaser give notes for he
uelerred payments. bsaTlng interest from dsy OF
sde lnttrett 70 be paid semi annually, dead
bic. S '-N''Pu'o
De q 81 COLLIN A..
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTINoRK, Dec 31.-Breadstuffs are mani
nally unchanged. There was nothing doing ir
the market to day -s ~
Pork Is quiet mess sI7. 2sasl7 50. Lard 4,
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A NICE PLAN.-It is limited that. I'm case IL ia
asCeTtained the opposition will be- able 10 elect
the next Speaker in Congress, Mr.. GoOch (cIever
Soul) will resign, and allow Mr.. Banks 10 take
his place, bv aid Of special election, and again
swing the mailet in the new hall Of the House of
Representatives at Mashington. - oston Pn,r
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Awful Disasters by Floods Fertv P.r..,.

ACGUsTA. Ca Dec 3I-Fortv ns,so,. $780,.
kilird and wounded this morning on the trsin
from columbus Ia Macon, In conseo uence ~ fhe
heavY hoods. No particulars vet received
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The Cuban ReyoIutIonarr Max.u.n,-

ported here that the emigration of Americ.n. %
ouoS HAS been going on quietly for months past.
a ., supposed TO be invited by the revolution.
h n secret agent OF the government located
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A. GREEN, Auct.

NhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of f.
W erl faclas, on Judgment of condemnation Issu ed
from the clerks cioe of the Circuit Court of the
District OF Go umba for the county of W ssbIngton
and TO me directed, will ex pose to public So e. for
CASH, ct the shop of J. Is, Greenveli Oh MARYLAND
avenue, between 18th snd 9Th streets west on the
Island on SATCR DAY, the 9th cay of January
next, 1873 at O'Clock p the following desc ribed
goods ana chattes, to wit, viz Two Portable "a r.
mills and Horse power COup pied, seized ard levied
nPon as the property Of John A. TopIn, aud viii be
sold TO satisfy JudIcIAls No. lI2 TO January term
1889, IN favor Of James 4. and Henry ). HaiIy rS
John A. Joplin. w SELUES
d q Ia Marshal for the District of Columbia,
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The Sterm

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O-The storm has prevented
any arrivals from sea to-day, except the s,ssrns,
GoIV',nSD Ioh bsItlmore. and the Pacific, from
oaLWaV. NO disasters are reported 90 far IT,
storm was very severe this morning hers ,nS
through the northern part OF IN. state ana c,n-
ada, and Through the State OF Vermont and fsr
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MI DRESS MAKING

MIMI.
us MAhOARET DYER, DREss-MAEFR
hIs removed TO The Wheeler & Wilson sewn
machine Agency, No. S54 Penn. avenue over The
Messrs. Cats New Jevelry Store where bavinS
spacious and pleasant aocOmmodotIons and IN
OF her patrons, she invites the ladies 10 CAL AMI
leave their orders N
All descriptions of Family Seyjnf Will ba NV.
cnted IN superior manner under the superntsnJ-
enco Of Misc Dyer. de al s. axrS,.
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a COST PRICES! 00
- COST PRICES. w.

GO COST PRlC ES! HS{k
Inc subscriber. contemplating visiting Eufope in
Few months for the sake Of has heath and for the
purpose vi visiting has iends, Will sell from tins
date has entire stock az cost, and many kipds On
sef "a a. sGn sss RH. S s SaeL to Tie
his return he wishes te open with an entire new
Eastern MAJ kels expressly for the trade Of Wash
lngton. Inc following named goods are marked
French pattern Bonnets. AL styles and o.lors,
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks. all kinds,
Net BasQues, illusion Berthes and Capes,
Embroidered Cioaks and Dresses, for inlants, less
Inf.3ts MsIino and Satin Hoods. Eft, per cent les.
Under SKIRTS, Hoop Skirts, three kinds.
CiOak VevetS, Bonnet Velyets, al oolors
Ruches, Moss Ruches,
Many fiads Of WOrsted Goods at Fifty per cent les.
great variety Of Cloak and Dress ifrinses and
Gulpure button Trimming,
GuiPuTe Lace. IN all styles and widths,
BUgle Frnfes, Buge Buttons,
Velvet. Satin. LustrlnE. ard Bonnet Ribands, IN
large stock OF Collars, IN swiss. CanbrIc, Linen,
a. AID Cape. for ladies', misses, and Toys,
Real Lace Sets. Cambria and sw'ss kuffing,
Swiss aud Cambric tdEinrs and Insert nss.
Real brussels and NalenclehBes Lsees,
Avery fine assortment Of French and Blonde ace
Imitation GuIpUre Laces,
White and Black SIN Nets and Illusions.
BobInets, white and black Stef Nets,
Lace Wells, IN all qualities,
Love md Grape Wells,
Elastic X bands, Embroidered Night cap.,
Eng lIsh and Italian Grapes. Cords and Tassel.
Sleeve and Cloak Tassels, all colorS Dress hrt.
tors. D~'-
4 sp!enSid assortment Of French Flowerz.
Beautiful Gathers, IN black, VIZ lte and oolorx
Chenlles, Ball Chenllles, for head dresses
Back Velvet Ribands. all widths, ofthe very best
Fine aud stylish Head dresses
Six MIts, kId Gloves.
And sll other kinds Of goods usually kept in a vel
regu etcd millinery and trimming store.
II . he ladies' Of Wash.lgto ard surrounding
country VIII please bear In mnd that the shove Ed-
vertlsement IL put forth In good faith, az am de-
teTmineG tO sell goods ~ greatly ced price,
Drcssmaklng continued rs heretofore, and finlnss
and patterns cut at moderate prIces aid al order.
for BOnIets &c, will be hled 1T rtionAl, low
prces.
p. S. Ali sales at reduced Prices will be for cAsh
only. 81. WILLIAM
no S-eo2m 81 Centre Market Sp.se.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,onser.
SErsnn lOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
PUsLfc stGEk tSD HHHHTI,,RRkEEflNG EIfEcI. ar
tentIemsa I'm, al ~ Q och, at the residence of
se hst dscii1ng housekeeping. on street
tie Furni;nre and Effects, compiisi1s snAi' SELL all
N"sn%ood Piano Forte, BY Knsbe i Co., BaIti
Mahogany Sy Har Spring scat Sofa. Arm and P,r,or
Ms SSnairs' Rocker and Otton,ans,
Card Tables, and g Wbs sn1de and Fancy Tables,
'llt, frame French Plate Mirrors Sab ard BsOt.
ps Dan, and Lace Curtains,
S4 go d Bsnd W ndOw Shades,
Kings, Mats. OiclOth. pe's'
Bedstcads. Bsresa.y, f Ma1 SaESsse,se.
WaShstands, Toi ct Sets,
S,nTer-ested Castor. Liquor Stands,
Shlna: Class and Crockery Ware.
Kadlator and other Stoves,
iose, , with al assortment of Kitchen Reoui-
Fern Terms: $50 and under cash over that ,um a
S"rsed eO aLu Sdal fer notes satisfactorily en-
ds.S &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,,
H THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Ia CONS eauenGs OF the nclemency of the W eatne,
UNI. next MONDAY. Jan. Sd. 1859, same lime and
desc J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct'rs.
BY A. GREEN, Auc;roneer.
HOCsEHOLDAxDK KITCHEN FURNIrIrpp
LAT AyGTIoN.-on MONDAY, the 81 Of Lana
af HAL sell. at the rexidanca
Si a. DECLINING housekeepinr No s north
81 nmeoiateiy IN front of the Capitol ground, n
IN part name
Mahorany Sofa. Spring seat Chairs.
DO. Marble ton Csnt,s snS SSiaifs,
Do. French Roll hoard aad.,e ao'es'
20 Gard and Dining Tables,
Gllt frame Pier Glass Stand
bedsteads. Cane and Wood seat Chair,
marble top Washstands, Toilet SETS
Zine Feather B.ds, Bolster and Pillows
Hair: Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
Comforts, Quilts, Blankets and Conntsrnapas
Sneets. Pillow Cases, and TowelIng
CARPETS, OilclOth and Mating
Cooking Chamber, and other Stoves
China, GLASS and CrOckery Ware
Also, large lot OF Kitchen Requisites
Terms: Al suins under S3l, cash: over ESQ
creat OF ~ and o. days, for notes satisfactorily en-
de 28-d cprrN A..
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF q writ of
CIonlt Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and 10 me directed, shall
Courthouse door of said county, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day of December, 1885, at - O'Clock m
DEFENDANTS night, title, claim aud interest in and TO
Lot No. nine. g, IN Square No. ore hundred ard
ninety SIX, (le6, In the city of Washington d. O.
tSssther with al and singular the improvements
theIeOn, seiLeo auc ieylcd upon the property of
dIcis No. sS. to May, 1883. In favor of w. 3D. she's
pHrd. J, d. HOOVER
Late NJ arshsl for the District of Col un6is,
no SO-dts
III I he above sale ID postponed until Thursday
January q, 1859.
j. ID. HOOVER. Late Marshal
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DAPEKHANGINGS
AND WINDOW SHADES
Persons renOvatIng will always find at No. 4s6 7th
street. desirable selection of Paperhangings Win
dow Shades, Buff Holland, Picture Cords and 1as-
SEES. &c. Orders promptly executed in city or
country. Thankfu for the patronage received, those
the present veek,-a prompt settlement will confer
sn additional favor on
de n St. J. MARKRITER, No. 4s6 7th st.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ths subscribers would
- respectfully inotlfJ those having accounts with
them that their bills will be ready for settlement on
The LIST prOI nO.
In relation to the accounts Of the late concern Of
Jas. T.. lecture We would SAY that II is imperative
that they should be closed without further DELAY
and ali unsettled bs and notes past due, not salts
factOrIiy arranged before January 18TH la59 will lie
put IN process Of collection without regard 10 per-
sons.
de q ct las O. MoGITIREG On