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LOTS FOR SALE!

SEyERAL Lots, desirable for private residences
- and at convenient distance from business part
the city, some lying the bv, may be obtained at
fair prices, and with usual credit by application the
subscriber, Mr.. q. Lawrence, at his store, or Mr.
Stewart, at his Office, above Pumroy Dcky's Drug
Store who authorized to dispose ofthe lots In
forenoon Of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays,
may be found at the Office Of Mr. stewart aud will be
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur
chase. - - s' tsfts aF8 JOS. T. ROBERT
0ttumwa, Sept. LIST, '57-n27-tf
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@psar No. ssald Mn. Pennington, sswhst
ssssll.nt sssp TIT caasseratad Lys doc.
SaAsln."
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n Il Mr. Dsrku. - omaha, n. r., h..
- ,seaufing II The City 70 fuil Asusss
ises Mesday evening. The frst lscturs wss
- Tsppsranes. tAs subsequent ones on The
M1fvpchh 0spolution. ssssi
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N.w OaocsHv HsgsE.--Oas Of the rooms
~ ths corlsw House has bssn occupied By
4 fFedgs and Merrill, = wholasals and
Nl>y afoMM WsXh4lr 3 lgW cock pe
soses Y TIL liaas Fsseivsd ~ beat and rail-
- asfzrats4 1880 t.sr.,.ass
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Splendid Detached Lever, Enameled Dial 3
eighteen carat Gold Watch, warranted
perfect tme-keeper. ............... $50 90
81 eaa ws.ss $500 8
Pen, warranted 70 be solid gold through :
Beautiful Gold Pencil, warranted 10 be
solid gold throughout; ;:.......:.. Q 90. &c
Tooth Pick combined 500, DC
same coin) and Gold Pen so &c
Rich Gold Ba IND Bracelet. ............ 500. &c
Fancy Gold Mosaic Bracelet ......,..... 8 90. &c
Superb lined Gold Locket, engraved and
Set u IF Cold canho Ear Drops: &c. &c
Set Of Gold Coral Ear Drops. ........... 90. &c
Gold Cameo Pin for Lady. 8 90. 90
Gold Floreniine Pin for Lady ....-...... 90, &c
Gold Bar Cluster Pin for Genteman....,. 2 90. &c
Set Of Gold Cameo Studs ........ ...... 3 90. Sc
Set OF engraved, lined Gold studs 70. Be
Set Of Gold Cornelian Sleeve buttons for
Lady Or Gentleman.... ,............-. 4 90. &c
superb Friendship Ring, solid sixteen car
3. gold, richly enameied. ............ 400. Sc
Miss's Ring, solid sixteen carat gold, set
with stone. .,....,.-....-........... Q 90. Be
Among the engravings are:
Singing ofthe Death Warrant OF Lady Jane
Grey, from the celebrated painting by
Daniel Huntington. ~ inches long by
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The Trapper's Last Shot, from the great ants
painting by W. Ranney, fsx24 -. 90. lee
q The Anglers Daughter, from the great
painting by Landseer. 60. DC
Sparkling, from the painting by r. W. Ed
~ wards 30. DC
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~ eWhst Y going on In your place to-
ayr inqsirsd stare passenger Of one Of our
if;ssns 4 the tabie Of ne Ottanwa House the
~ cthsr day, vthsss seems to b . great stir
Ases1 Aay political sathseiag ~ The stran-
.gef ~ informed hy our citizen that there
- Asshias aausaal going "a, that what he
|epH yas a every day oseqrrsncA only that
- day was unpsyally dull, in fact the dullsst
/ - % season.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AND NO MISTAKEli,l

Nf :
BOSTON AND CINCINNATI
go One Of tAs BEST selected stocks Of
SPRING q SUMMER GOODS
z EvEn BROUGHT TO rHis cIrYl
Consisting inrart Of Broad cloths Of various coior
All wool, biz. and fancy Cassimeres, satlnetts,
s.sTweeds, Jssns, Dsriin, Costshades, Ripka
AeK Stripes, Pant Linen and Farmers Satin. . (
FlsanelS, Nankesns, Linssy. Bro.
s7i and Did. Musiins Or aany ~ 4
'sss7sl ps.s a prices. Bl1e Bro and do~
80 bid Dtiilinss, Afti E
Ticking, Diaper and crssh for towels, Linen and ysc
iaper for Fable clotAs 4 (, l1ts sgssfs
DRESS GOODS.-Piaiu ana fancy Poplins,
Silk Tissues and Barages, plain and fancy. large
aSsprtmsne Of Lawns, 0ipghams De Baigp apd fash.
Ionabie prints. Aisoa Ane stock Of Bopfe@s Ribbons
In addition 70 the above have large lot Of Hsts.
ofysrious styles and grades $1,000 - s +
ROOTS 4 SkAOES-HARDWAR
9ueepsWsre Gseesriss, and sin0st everything necsp-
u III Kinds q producs taken In exchange for tie
above goods, ct the highest market prices
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
Z 0tsqpHa, Nay =. o1-no-ioiy. yqa : so r.
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h DoAfs ArD fsxIasr.-Ths Clara Hins un-
:seosape # sus vhsrf about fosty toas u freight
60 Etiday Iast, aest - 4 FOR Msssrs. Kittsr.
taGs = Merrill. Ghs went down ep lIondsy
'sesring. The Dsaanes went down Oh sun
sslay. 49, =
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70 W.VylYYf, OFFYCIAl
CITY OFFICIAL

A d.. ~ a.ls r. ~.
@ D. 4. BOYD. 6. County 81. seh'ls
r.r.-vv.p = w,raa,, 4 = ,1;n !, -, !. , =.
r'ssraC : MAJ. ~ '''
JrsT,crs~A Lotme;cb rhomas stanley Jno Ford
-CoSsrA BLss-Geo. W. W. Lewis T. g. Eastman, q
Leonard ~ ~ ~ ~
'-g'.r sx,,,,,,n,,r, 1880 .
AtAs- tC"S"es - -
CoNGsEa srtoSAE, Rev. H. Asagpaslding, Pastor ser
vices, III A. NJ. and 81 r. M Sunday School, B. r.
Copeiand, superintendent, SP. -, Prayer Nesting
" W.r.on,sr . 'r.s. p.v ). p.,,,
S W a. s ~. anu sunday school,
W.dn ssdav eyeni,,g ~ " ~ "eeAs
PREssrrERlAN, Rev. j. NJ McEroy, Pastor, seryi
ces II a. m Sunday School q a. m. w. IL Orr sun
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
PRoTEsrHsr EriscoPsi ~ No Pastor at present. Ser
vices in the Court House
cHRIsriAs. Rev, a, Harlan, Pastor Services 1oh
UNtvERsALIsr No Pastor at present. Social meet.
ings IL =. m.
:, CuSBsaLAnD rnsspvTsnr,s There Is an organixa.
ton, but no Pastor, and only occasional service.
BAPTIST. No regular Pastor. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
In the court House. &RlRLE
Ht ,n MY. synn nrehie, rriest. services :
and 10Y a. M and2f p m. ~ a
ss1gr, SOCIETIES. ,ss
Masonic meets on Thursday evenings Mt their Hall
in Sd story Of Graves Block. g
OpD FELLows. meet on Tuesday evenings at Han Sd
story Sands building SIS t0FeEe SD K
Coon TEAPLAK meet at their Hall on Monday Even
=, ~ ns Mn = scsui l'srasyl meess Fraay
a' ;;sn ~ 'no o'a oou'' "oa'e' Are co"ec"ne
amoIars. Lsl.H se-sAa ~
L.rsatnY Assoo' areS' meets In the Court House
- - - 80 Z 70 ,,u,orr FaSwfI4
Pralrc w. L. Orr. Principal. Miss Clark. and Miss
Pollard Teachers
Orruaw. SEMINARY. LA Centre PARK T. C. Wood.
ward principal Rev J. ST. McElroy teacl,er. 81 lsn,u
ages. Mrs. Lizzie D woodward teacher al Drawing
Painting aud French. - 'e''N"'' ''As'
o.- MUslc3L
, ursoamA oAA-H"hS nASp'-c'o. oio"'nah ieader'
~ ,'e""e'y n
AAAtrinAL nies'er anu ~. 'nree DINERS
HILfT1RY COMPANY
OrrrxwA Gu.xps. --;. 8. L cell Captain, w. w.
Farley, orderly Sergeant.
PROFESSIONIL
ATroRsEys-summers and styles; a. IT, Hamilton,
II Williams. ErankIin Pierce. LANES II D.vin :
u. Dogrett: A. " Gastcn: Thomas Isirham. Johnson 4
q ,ylord: j. w Norris. A. A stuart i w Dixon
PnysrcIASs-Wii,iamsop 4 rhraIl: J. L. Tayior: L
d. Msrse: j. q. Potter. A. ID. Wood: n j eDourlas. O.
c. Warden: j. W. Hood; A Hawkins; A. d. Heuyal
DgSrrsrs- --H D. sisson. J. w. Garner.
ARcHlrECr.-Morris Sewers Ok "a
WIS p.prps
annr -, O. Z, = -, : ~ " 10 -. ~, :,
n ssres, Edi,ars W. Ia,s M -. anu y NJ
y, n.. 49,, T {, ' A w y ~ rs,
,.;..,nr I" sof'is Iui'or anu ITO
puo' ss&
o 49, re IELS
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% The Prairie Farmer will be sent rwo years to
one subscriber for g. in advance
sB- An old subscriber sending one new name, and
- in advance, will receive two copies, for him
self and one for his friend.
az The Prairie Farmer will besent on trial fos
Three Months for % cents.
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special Netssss.
NOTICE.

FoI NOTICE. tgsf
TyERs0Ns who may have books, or pamphlets be-
il longing TO will confer favor by returning
them 10 the Courier Office, the EARLIEST convenience.
7tssse ssEs 8 siesref fss4e J. w. NORRIS.
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TRrsrEEs-R. II. Warden, NC. Hill, G. fickeniooper
JusrIcEs-A. Lotspeich, Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford
CossrABLss-Geo. W. w. Lewis, L. q. Eastman, G.
Le0nard- ~ ~ = 'HSF
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NOI.,B
oTTUMwAe COURIER.
Local and Miscellaneous.

Eosr.-Betkeen the ferry and the Court
House. red pocket-book. The owner, Mr..
II 8. Davis, VIII literally reward the finder
|oa returning il. ~ .{
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DLACKsMITHING.

HVHE AaAscsihes, having succeeded J. n. Griffith
- In Ia uacksmithing business and removed to
the Love- MN, vh<fehe hes erected net shop, begs
70 - TO BIS frlends and customers That Ne
nor PIP ND TO do al kinds 81 work. n hisiine on
sAmt aetiSs md rsascnsbis erus. ,ea
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TAKE NOTICE.

TuyHAr the Real Estate Of John J. wendell Esq con-
IL sisting mostly or town properly, Is now offered
at CHEAP RATES to CASH Pukcn AsEas
Mr.. Wendall having recently commenced business
In the East, Is DESTROYS or converting his 0ttum&s
property into cash Rare bargains are therefore IT,
fered As to the town lota having dwellings upon them
he wall either rent SELL In either event the terms
win be cheap, but CASH every time Il y =
For further particulars enquire Ut the ONCE Of
A. A. STUART, ACT. Tor Wendell &
May 9Th Bs-noiOItI Ss8AsF
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/ FOR RENT,

ANE Of the largest end .osa sealDstsAas Ass,ling
April SCH. lsss . ,sss sy'R ~. svAsprS.
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.a,t#a DAVENPORT sa
CO N MERctAL COLLEGE,
Gri0gs Bsoct. Ger. Third ami Perry ,ss.,
DAvENPORT, SCOTT CO, IOWA.
INCORPORATED 1885, ba
PrincipaIs JOS O. LOPEZ. w. H. PRATT

sEf -FACULTY-
JOSEPH c. LOPEZ. Professorof Book Keeping and
Mathematics F-EFsF5J q 3 - = -
W. Il. PRATT, Professor, Of Penmanship and Book
W. RIEPE, Professor Of German Language,
d. L. SHOREY, Esq, Lecturer on Commercial Law,
&C. sssfITE Itsk.o ( 80 -
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50 sslsg ne DLANKolI6 ssFss fs
~ Aittisss ssr ssisAa ma ons.. ala''s SO
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NO. 80
Prospectus
OF THE
PRAIRIE FARMER FOR 1868.

THE Prairie Farmer Is the leading Agricultural pa
per published In the Northwest IL holds that honest
labor Is the foundation Of all lasting prosperity, aud
that the working should be enlightened honored
and rewarded The labors Of the Prairie Farmer are
divided into three departments.
lst strives to teach the best methos ofimproving
the farm its SOIL Its buildings Its products, Its live
stock, Its convenience, and It's comforts.
I'd, 1t believes that fair prices oducts are
crops and fat cattle 1t labors help him TO secure
the best market for his products and to prevent the
midde-msn from taking too much toll for his servi-
ces.
Sd, II Iabors to enlarge his stock Of ideas to i'm
prove his erstandng, and while avoiding partixan
politics. to teach political economy.
In addition to a vast amount OF agricultural inform.
ation the columns Of the Prairie Farmer give the news
OF the day,--b"th home and foreign. The variety is
such that family need take other city paper and
vet be well informed the events and topics
which great deal can he given in a small space.
One portion ofthe Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second gardening: third mechanics; fourth,
household economy; ffth the markets, very full and
accurate; sixth, local news and news by telegraph
and mails seventh, devoted to interesting literary
MATTER and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to all of which Is added large number Of ex-
cellent practical, and instructive communications
various topics, each week. The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle OF contributors than any other agrcultu
raj pager In the United States.
TERMS OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER
copy year, in advance. 4. ..............e 200
3 copies .. 500
0 ...................... 500
~ ................,..... 1900
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.

ALEXANDRA, Va, Nov. Is. 1883
lie Circuit Court continues its session On
Floweree agt. Fowle & Co; action on the case
motion for new trial overruled r. o. Boiling
agt E.Grimes- suit for damages; verdict for pl nj
damages S2t6-motion to set aside the verd lei
oyeIinleq commonwealth OF Virginia lat the
relation OF X. AtwelD benefit Of J. T. Close
agt samuel N. Ohipley and Others debt on con-
stables bond; verdict for def'ts. James Adams
ast. celoen; Nlthers Coz action on the case
tne court withheld its judgment Gotleib Appich
agt. orange and Alexandria Railroad Company-
uespass on the case; Judgment for plaintiff by
counsel, damage $500
On Friday. civil cases were adjudicsted. az
follows James III. Devaughn agt Pevton Raj.
lenger-trespass on the case; verdict for defend
ant John A Miller agt. A. ID. CollIngswortb-
sction for debt; verdict for defendant. Corse,
Snowden x Corse agt. II K Brsdshav-action
on the case; verdict for plaintiff John T. DoweII
agt FIRE Insurance Company and same agt Po-
tolnac Insurance Company, were continued until
the next term.
On Saturday, the Court considered the follow
Ing cases: Monroe d Funston act John p. Du
!ahy-actlon OF trespass on the case; verdict for
Ridintis Hannah Trrrett, guardian, agt Jas
ON The case; verdict for plaintiff. II Lambert
ana oilers agt; J III Monroe-trespass Tie
Jury oelhs unable TO agree, after remaining out
an houL; we're ADJOURNED till to-day.
- On friday night young Liam named Joseph
iatsapaugh walked out of a window OF the resi-
dehce OF John Laphen, on Royal street, and fall
ing 10 the ground, was seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon, young man named Love-
less stabbed negro man In an affray LoyeIess
was placed la the watch house, and will have
his trial this morning
IN to-Inorfow evening, our citizens will have
an opportunity Of again listening to illustrations
from the orators and poets by that master of elo-
cutlon, Donald Mcleod. The last lecture of PTof
Mel. took place when the fairs and thea.r. d ew
away many who otherwise would have been de-
nghted to have been present. We besDeak for
MI Mcleod crowded house.
AT w. Harrison has addressed TO the pub.
lie the following card:
There Is report In circulation I'm your town
that was compelled to leave IL on account OF
charges alleged against me Of forgery. As to
the charge, pronounce II wilfuI and unmiti
gated falsehood, and reference Is sasif concern.
ing II to letters which can he seeastg " bank
IN the town, and the accepting of az : ~ trust
from me ample to pay every dollar l. ve I'm the
world, and leave a handsome surp which
trust can be seen by any one DESTROYS IL viewing
IL, at the Court House. The above am nrp
baIea to establish at any moment beS,re an in.
teil9ent jury ana as / expect to anpi n Oh bail
and answer this charge, would Xix, the citi.
zens to forego their opinions until hive an on,
portunty to establish the truth, beforel intelii
gent jury.
tnere Is always two sides to eyeil picture
ana you have had Eut oae az Ye:.p
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Though " The starr is printed On me
fastest steam press I'm use south Of Balti.
mere, iss editien Is 50 large as to require 1t
70 be put TO press at an early hour, Advsr-
sisements, therefore, should be sens IN by IL
s'elsck, MI otherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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DIED.,

On the 18Th instant. at O'Clock q. N . at his Sis-
tsr,a. Mrs. Caroline r.. Sanders, near Washing tom
THOMAS SNOWDEN, So aged 6 years.
o'o 0ck, az Oakland Place, Md, (Contes's Station
IN the family burial ground,
On the 18th inst, at 7 O'Clock a. m., PROS H.
EhERE infant son Of Barrow and Elizabeth
Frere, aged year, months, and Is days.
The funeral Will take place 20 morrow Nov 18th
al ocock p M, from the residence of the parents
on ~ between l4th and 18th streets. The relatives
and friends of the family are invited T. attend .
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FinH ncial-

NEW ohk, Nov IS Stocks are duh. cbio.gs
and Rock Island 62k; Cumberland Col e on -,
,iiinols Central bonds 80; La Crosse and Mi ~
mlchigan Southern 3D. New York Genital sls
Mo. 6's s9T NY
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by A GREEN. Auctioresr.

by GREEN. Auctioresr
EAECUThR'S SALE OF FANCY Gonna
~ cTORE tlSTCkRs AND HOUSEHOLD FuRNrrrRp
AT ACcriox.-Un FRIDAY, the 18th instant. sbsI
sen, az the !ats residence of Mrs. Ann Slmms de-
ceased on 18th street west, ear MARYLAND eyenue
next door To the drug store of Dr. d. X ClaTE m ID
viz: Va 'hs ueoeoseu'
The contents ofa Fsaoy Store, Shop Fixtures. A. O..
tuFe. sA eini-
Terms cash.
BY order of the ExecutrIx:
ol2 Ct A. GREHN A..
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New York Markets.

@, ea LORI, Nov. ls.-Flour Is higher; STATE
eOasi o. Ohio IS ioass- 50; southera Is iOs
wheat Is firm; wesern red 81 .I9sI 90 Corn 4.
ouoyant but quiet; mixed 75a77 -
a., pork Is dull; mess sI7 3saI7 a.; prime sIa 5as
slS 80. Lard Is steady. rs 'O1
Whisky Is steady at 22Xc
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Baltinere Markets.

street and Ohio as oe"N
neat y brisk and arm; red 81 lisa ~ q; VI bite
sl1asi IS Corn Is active; new Whit slse6c
oid DO 1la7Sc new yellow 73s75; old do sas
Sc for good to prime lots
Whisky is quiet.
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THE LATEST MEWsr
By Telegraph for the Evening Star
The Railre.d C.,,.,.,..

cLrvKLAsn, Nov. u IA the mert,,s q, ~.
hsllroad Convention to dsy, the plan OF orY,nI.
Lanon sdopted at the Niagsra Fails Co,y,etio.
was snghuy nodded and then adopted.
express and freight companies from snx fscII,siss
me use OF cars or dispatch Of freish not Iivea
The plan Of this Convention 10 90 b. gu hmIt,.s
approval. '~' 'A'''
Messrs W. Dennison, Jss Wan Norwich ana
Jonn InRie, were appointed commissioner 10 act
until The regular board is elected
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

SdhmUEL KIRBY, MaxEfactutsr of Superior
1oSp sssA 10 FsTnitHrs. IssPsetfsY "a
SSe2.set3vn, Alexandria, and enviTons, that n
ns,h snS ls now well stocked with ssp F"
NIL mkEI WAVE IN Rosewood, Walnut, Oak. and
"heI aeslraoie woods. such as Parlor Dining room,
iioraIy, Once. and Chamber Sets, all
me most workmanlike manner. and warranted as
Win a;o pness very low. ETnsIals SnssFtaken
-. Wsssaosse- aide Of street. d
oeHeou neal Pa. avenue
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctiouefrs.
TWO NEW AND SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD
- CASE, RouND CORNER, IRoN FRAME. SSvxS
PTS.f NovswSssI1o
COCK At the auction rooms we shall SELL TO t5s
Two very superior Rosewood Case Seven Ootavs
RsI I1 oates, Manufactured by 6oetz- d Co.,
The instruments are beautifully finished and have
all the fulness oftone offs Grand Piano nav
months for etnra cash the residue in and
est 'eN "o'os' wearing inter-
no IS d &C. Mcguire L CO., Auc,s.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioueer,-
drK Es,fc tsA .IJUAi3IL r BuiLDINS LOTS
NoON, 18th, at its O'Clock, at the auction rooms
an na-t sci. wtheut resolve
lnoLes on north street. 2O6 feet Inches on Sey
Jersey avenue, and 1873 feet inches on Third street
Lot No 9, in Square No. <7s. fronting 81 feet six
1ncnss on 5th street vest, between and q streets
~ Lot No 10, IN Square s4l frontias IS feet inch nm
ehth street east, between East Capitol street and
,rssss avenue, running back lis feet lOls
Terms: One third cash; the residue in six and
t"st "'onths' win lnterest, secured by deed IN
nos-d &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct,.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIn-
s MN o Hh nee, until TUESDAY AFTERNOON
no I'D j. c. Mcguire CO.. Auot...
BLJ;C. MCGUIRE q CO. Auouop.,r,
ESCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
= HOLD EFFECTS AZ PyBLIc SALR-Op WE'D
NESuAf morning. November l7tn, at 10 o'cloci
at the residences Of William H. Uppernan Esa
on rem yyanIa avenue, between Sd and az Streets
We shai sen the entire urniture and Effects com
Mahogsny carved srrng seat Sofas. Divans. Rock
NJ et, OTTOMAN, and Parlor Chsir:,
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables
and Bracket. r -'o's' S'oo
pamssk and Lace Curtains, Cornice,
Gilt anu bun Window Shades, LOUNGES
~ ussels, tnrte Ply, aud nsrain Carpets
SSaII Carpets. IN cloth, Rods apl Eyss
ysry superior solid Mahogany Bedstesds,
hn9sSme Msaagany Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Soltt h.h0s SAY Wardrobes,
Mafb-e-top WashstsnGs,
superior eather Beds. Bolsters and plIIovs
Blankets. Comforts. Toilet SETS
Zane and wood seat Chairs Tsbl,s
Surled hair and HCSk hiatfresses
Mdhogany Sldeboard. pining Tables
French China gold band Dinner Set glassware
SuPerlorsllver pated Tea Set Cake Hasksts. Gss
- tors, kn yes and Forks,
Sooking stove, Radiator and other Stoves
REQUISITES, Vi hi'0Aeh
Terms. SO and under ossh; over that sum.
Sle0t OF 81 6o and 80 days, for SATISFACTORILY an
a0nsed notes. bearing interest. va
81 Inc house Is for rent inquire the prem
eo go 4 JAS. c. Meg ClRE & co,
-A1s-I Auo.loneers.
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TROY, N Y. Nov. 13-Over half an inob of
snow fell In this city and vicinity between 4 ,nd
so'clock this morning II has now melted ,x n"e
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HARRISBURG, Nov The Cover,o, v..,..
oay commissioned John M Reed Judge cf The
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Monday Of December next s'