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DIED.,


On the Path instant, after ling ering illness which
she bore with christian resignation, MARION
FRANCIS JOHNSON, In the 24th ' ear of her age
third diuEhteI OF the late John =. StiTngs, Ess.,
ana the beloved ocnsort of g: w Johnson. of Thu
CITY: In truth 1t may be SAID Of her, 'none knew
her but to love her. none named her but to praise
, Her funeral wi take place This Afternoon from
the residence OF her mothe', l. street, bctw cen
I'm and Sth, Navy Yard. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Farewell, dear wife. oh farewell, --..
Till " q shal meet above,
where parting scenes shall be no more
In your bright home Of love.
Sleep on, sleep on, then darling dear,
And take thy peaceful rest;
We hope again thy voice to boar,
With Christ, amid the blest.
Suddenly, on the morning of the 25th in.tan T. in
Baltimore. Mrs ISABELLA FOUSHEE W ARD,
wife OF m j. Ward, Of that city, and daughter OF
Thomas Green, of Washington.
In this CITY, on the 25th instant, ELLA LUCAS.
youngest daughter of John p. and Mary Lucas
aged 70 months and II days.
baltimore Sun please oopy.l
On Tuesday, the I'D instan. JAMES H., young est
child OF w. A. and NJ. K. Yates, aged year and q
days. O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT "CHICKERING ROSE
IL WOOD PIANO FORTE. FUENIrURE AND Rorsv
h atLs kIIEcrs AT UBL SA.E..UL TUESDAY
MOhNl u, n ovsmDeT 81, At 10 O'Clock, at No. SOS
street. between 9Th and 10Th streets ST. we shsIl
sell, the Furniture and Effects OF gentleman de
CHUNG Housekeeping, viz:
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Chiokering,
Mahogsny Hair Spring Sofas, Rocker an Parlor
Chairs
Maibie-top Tables, Whatnot,
Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures,
GIrandoles and Vases,
Damask Curtains, Corn ce and Shades,
Brussels, Three PLY and Ingram Carpets,
OIlooth, Mating, and Rugs,
Cane and w God seat Chars, Lounge,
Becstesds, Dressing ard plain Bureaus,
Wardrobes. W ashstands, Toilet Sets,
HAIR and Husk Mattresses,
BOsters ard Pillows.
Bl1nkets, Comforts, Spreads,
Patept OcklBg Cradle, Iron Bedstesds,
Dining Tatles, China, Glass and Crockery,
Cooking and Radiator Stoves.
Together with "a general assortment of Kitcheu
Requisites,
Terms: SSo and under, cash over that amount a
credit of and 90 days. for notes bearing Interest
and satisfactorily endorsed.
no p cod ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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MAR RIEn.

At St DOM siok's Church, on the 2ad instant, Nv
the Rev, Domrnick Young, WM. DOUGHERTY
Washington city.
lPh,ladelPhla Ledger and New York erald please
copy 49, ~.
On w ednesdny, the Path instant. BY the Rev. G.
w. samson, Mr.. JOSEPH w. FRANKLIN TO
Miss MARY A. CRAUSTON. both of this oity.
On the 25h instant, at the residence of the brides
D. w. MOORE. Esq. OF Montgomery county,
MO, to Miss SARAH b., daughter Of Charles L.
Cotman, Esq, of this city.
Tn the 2ith instant at the residence of Mr. Parker
Navy Yard, Washington, by tho Rev. ]. r. Mich
els Mt KiGIHARD n. MARTINt to Miss ELLEN
lMaIlborO' papers please eopy.l
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serious Accident 20 Gen. Pasz.

NEW YORK, Nov. %. Yesterday morning,
when Gen Peez was proceeding to review the
troops In Fourteenth street, he was thrown from
his horse, in front of the Astor Place Hotel, and
sustained a severe injury. The horse fell, and
caught the Generals RIG ht foot. His toe Was dis
located and he was otherwise injured. He, how
take passage on the steamer to- morrow, for Ven
ezuela, although his physicians recommend
quistness.
The Times ofths morning says that IL e1ten-
sive Inflammation should ensue II will cause the
loss of the parts. The injury Is more dangerous
on account Of his advanced age, though that 10
much counterbalanced bva excellent cons titu-
ton and great physical streRgth.
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acknowledgements l5th-Fine and pleasan
throughout I9.h-Frost wind N w. nne throug b.
ont. 2oth-Fine, ice msde, wind NV cold and
raw throughout; snow falling. 2ist-Snow, fine
Cloudy, frOSti cloudy, cold and raw through .nt;
rain to end. 23d-CIOudy, airy, wind w =, cloud Y
throughout. 2l-CIOudy, wind w fair through
ont; cloudy to end. 2Sth-Fine, airy, wind w
Last Thanksgiving Day Thermometer stood II
degrees below freezing point at sunrise; 40 this
morning.
Last quarter moon, Saturday, 9th, night
GEORsKTowN, ID. c., NOv'T 18th, 1865 B.
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Later frem Salt Lake.

Sr LouIs, Nov. 25.-Szlt Lake dates Of the
Goth ultimo reached St yoseph's on the I9th ins'.
The news Is unimportant- Severe weather had
been experienced In the valley, and there wss
considerable snow on the mountains, causing
great suffering TO stock. pr.
number Of trains bad arrived, but others en-
camped at the South Pass 10 weather out the snow
storm
The army was getting along finely. A large
number Of Indians wee met on the route, but
all were peaceable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

EARcENr- AND -xkxxst--yyednesdsy sNev.
noon, the establishment Of John Keiser. confee.
tioner, on Ninth, betweea ~ and N streets. WA.
entered, and q silver watch, cameo bre.stpin
ana earrings, and about SASS In monev wera
stolen- 0mcers Williamson and GormIey were
notified, and In less than an hour John DavIs.
EphIsim Davis, and George Bryant were arrested,
and the money and lewelry recovered The par,
ties were taken before Justice Williams. who
committed John Davis and George Bryant to jail,
and held Ephraim Davis to bail for court '
CouRr OF CLAIMs.-On Wednesday, Joel NIL.
ton Walker, Esq, Of Des Moines, Iowa, wa. ..
pointed commissioner to take testimony for this
court -.. ... es-e. 4.r 80.
The case OF the heirs Of Or. James Thatcher
rs The I'm ted States was taken up, and Mr.
Gillet resumed and concluded his argument on
De behalf sss Of the Sovernmsnt Mr. coombs replied
court adjourned until Monday next :
FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the cargo of
potatoes advertised In This afternoons Star, and
now at the foot Of Eleventh street. have been left
at the Star Office and are as fine escuIents as were
ever for sale In this market Those who COM
store Of such things, should not neglect this op-
Portunity OF supplying themselves.
LOOK AT the Alphabetical Business Directory
HAS BEEN currently reported that in most Of the
western oitles the " Town Bel" tolls eve-y DAY az
preventative Of diseases caused By Maiaria 81 the
climate. VI course, taking qunine is a contagious
htblt. and every new settler is supplied with the
POISONOUS drug. and instructed to take il IN larye
quantities, If he would escape the ever and Ague
EVER house has its medicine chest flied with this
danssrons stud, and as regular as the hour comes
AROUND so regular do they gup Il down. as though NJ
was the richest decacy Of the season. Dr.. ], f}os
letter good samaritan of Pitt sbpryh knowing tue
dreadful effects Of quinine upon the hu ma sy stem
When taken with 90 lndscreton, Ia. pre- pa ed
compound which has, In all cases in which II has
been tried, proved speedy cure for Fever and
organs. - -i-T> -
For sale b. Druggists and dealers generally. eve
V"nere. ..... q. no q cost
FAIRS. Balls, and Festivals furnished with Ice
cream, ofthe best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery of all kinds at reduced prices. fresh
made every day. at the PHILADELPHIA Confsettorerv
and zee Cream Depot, corner i2sh and F streets.
WEBBING CAKES. very pretty and very cheap nj
the Philadelphia Confectionery corner 10Th and +
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, 50 cenfs per
quart. -..- .. .a1 5 no g. lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auchoneers.

TNRUSTEtS SALE.-By virtue of deed from
w w allinssford dated eth February, 1884 we
November next, att o clock, p. m. on the premIs
al that Lot OF Ground In Washington CITY known
as ot A, In a subdivision made by Genrge W
Mltche or lot numbered seventeen, (7l Ia 50 ua re
rumbeT ed two hundred and forty seven y an the
CITY OF Washlns ton, which said subdivision ia re-
corded IN the othoe Of the Surveyor of said City of
Washing ton-said Lot A beng situated on the cor
ner OF ism street west and Massachufett avenue,
ana containing three Thousand two hundred ard
hfty square feet Of ground-being the same
ground which Was c0nve, ed to Washington " al
lingstord by George w. Mitchell and wife, by q
deed bearing date the third day of February, 1854
with improvements on the same.
Terms OF sale: One-th of the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash, and the balance IN two equal in
stalments 1T SIX and nine months with interest to
be secured. Should the purchaser fail TO comply
with the terms of sale " thin one veet after sale
the property may be resod at his risk and after
one weeks notice.
-... s. WALTER q. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association.
oc . eo&ds WALL Il BARNARD, Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ THE SrAz FuBLrsHrs rHE LISTS OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WAsHIxsroS err
Posr OFFICE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TIE
Law DIsEcTNG THEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
TON WITHIN TIE DELIVERY OF THE OPFICE.
IRIS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DoVBL, THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLUxBIA. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN. Auctpn.er
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON srH ST.,
FAST OF THE CAPITOL. AT AucTIos.-On MON
lses, shall sell, Lot No Is, in Square No sef hav-
lng front OF 81 feet the eide of SIN street
east. between East Capitol and north A streets
inches.
Terms; One third cash: ba ance in six and nine
months, Tor notes hearing interest from day of sale
deed gwen snd deed of trust taken, TItle in
cisputabe. All conveyhIong at the cost of the pur-
chaser
the terms be not complied with within 10 DAYS
from Gay OF sale the property viii be resod at the
rlsk sno cost OF the delinquent
no Is .... A. GREEN Auot
III THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED,
on acc lunt of the lncemenoy of the weather. until
SATG RDAf, the nth inst, same hour and place.
nov sd A. GREEN, Auct'r. 4
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of
lVA heri taoins, issued from the Clerks Ofhoe 4
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and to ms directed, 1
vh expose to public sale for CASH, in front of the
Court house door OF said county, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of November, lass, az II O'Clock m ,
ANTS night, title, clam aud interest in and 20 Lots
7and 9, 10 square No. S7s, In the city of Washing
ton, ID. u together sIth al and singular the I'M
prnvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property OF Peter Force, and will be sold to satisfy
judicial No. IS, To March term 1885, in favor of John
W. mauIy and al, surv., and for of Robert
Farnham's heirs.
Id. HOOVER, Marshal
nos Tor the District OF Columbia
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Thank.siyirg Dsy in Boston. &c.

.BosroS, NJ v. 2S.-This being Thanksgiving
Day, all business is suspended, and the people
generally are giving themselves up to the en-
joyment Of the day. The weather 10 beautifully
clear and pleasant. The Fire Department OF Bos-
ton turned out in great strength last night, and
gave the Hiberian Engine Company from Phila-
delphia most hearty welcome. The torehlight
procession, the display of fireworks and the nu-
merous bands Of music made the demonaraiioa
one Of unusual interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
California Overland Mail.

Sr. LorIs, Nov. 25.-The thirteenth Overland
Mail, with California dates to the 99th October,
arrived here late last night. The stage brought
two passengers.
The expedition against the Indians In Carson
Valley was under thorough organization.
Captain Underworld command had been de-
tailed for service against the Indians, and was
escorting the trains over the mountains.
The duty az attacking the Indian camps has
been reserved for the Volunteers under Ad jutnnt-
General Kibhee. -.
The Pacific Mall steamship Company bad given
Mr. Nu2ent, United = ates COMMISSIONS at Vic
toria, authority TO send all Americans back to
California free, who were unable 20 pay their
passage.
Humboldt, had been got of without serious in
jury.
Los Angeles papers repeat the story already
published, that General Gandara bad taken the
1sld with i've Thousand men against the exist
ing government OF Sonora, and that PesqueiTa
was drafting men TO meet bis attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
New York Markets.

NV YORK, Nov Is Flour 10 upsei6ed state
81 30as4 40; Ohio IS 3Sse5 As; southern Is lSi
IS 50 rs~-l --r sd eE-
Wheat IL quiet; Western white 81 y hasl 81;
Keniucky white 3! 50. or
Cara ia nrm; mixed 1sa77c-
Whisky 10 steady &C 23kc. f8FfE
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Auction Sales
TO-DAY q TO,MORROW MORNING

IO-DAY q TO,M0RROW MORNING.
2 b \ @. MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctioaesr... Y
CoRPORATION OF WASHINGTON
xFfE FERN NTNs 5T.nASs.sSi s S 9EIRAx
sacs q ;S psf cent g ssar
esoo co,Porstion Of Washington per cent. half
seo9 Corporation Of washington csr,iscat. Of In
o 600 Alex sndra Corporation Couson Bones.
no Is q j. c. GeS SGfii CO.. A.o...
By }. C. MoGUIRE& CO., Auo,iop..r,-
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF small.
a "a LOT OF eHeIcz VINE: &c-LOu FRIDAY Az
auetioD 1 room. NTyempsT an at o'ceok, q. tbs
Vines. belorrne to the estate Of the late L. b.
oh.mysGns, MsdsIra. Sherry, CIarst. and Itali.
Lot California Wine. "a YEAR, old.
Small 70, Brandy. Whisky, Cherry Cordial, Cirars,
Lot Books. Box Shells. Coil Atlantic cab,s, 30.
GEokaiEo B: fowEE.
noad &c. MCGUIRE S% co .HsSt:
By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucnoneer,.
shE 81 ycH2Ss BoT
November 18th, st1h O'Clock we shall sell for &C,
Twenty four dozen superior London DOCK BRANDY,
r. Imported directly By a gentleman ofthis oatv,
ict VI Mdrlel OtdrQ. Dupuy N 20 a
nennesssy and Cosnsc Brandies, some of il
an, worth S2oPer Dozen. -
Sbld Wreck. monons ahela. and Rye Whisky,
superior Madeira. Sherry and Port Wines,
hom. Ginc&c &c sf.
All of which Will be sold to the highest b,da.r e
Terms: go and under cash; over that .nm =
credit OF 81 aud 90 days, for sstisfactor1Iy an
dorssd notes, bearing interest. =.
no zz-d j. q. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auots.
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
GALE OF ONE coon wOEK HORSE
- EXPRESS WAGONS AND HARNESS -(Jn SAT-
URBhf MORNING, 27th instant, we will SILL In
front ut our auction rooms
good Work Horse,
new Express Wagon,
i secord hand do. and Harness.,
Terms: 81 and 20 days, for notes saiIsactoriy en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
.noA WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By J C. MCGUIRE CO, Auotlon.e-..
CARRIAGES AND HORSES AT AUCTION.
~ On SATURDAY NORM &c, November "a
~ CLOCK IN front OF the auction rooms, shall
superior Family Carriage, built to order BY
watson of Philadelphia,
set Double Harness,
set Single Buggy Harness,
Pair of bob-taIled Bay Horses
Canadian Brown Horse.
:, The above may be examined any time previous 20
the SAFE at Birchs Stables, on 18th street. -
Terns: One third cash the residue in so and 90
DAYS Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in
noa-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. IT. -Ficur Is steady and M
changed.
Wheat is firm and unchanged. Corn 10 hrm
with an upward tendency Few yellow o5sesc,
white e2c- SIS --..- :.
WHISKY s Arm at 24c. rfs - -rI.g
Provisions are unchanged. ...or."
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Sou,hern Pacific Railroad !.

LOUISVILLE Nov. 20 The stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad met here yesterday.
Two thirds Of the stock Of the road wss repre-
sented jeremiah Morton Of Va, was elected
chairman President Fsulkes made an able re-
port which viii be considered tc-mottoU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
The Death Of Isaae Newt.n

ALsANY, Nov IS From twelve 90 one o clock
to-dayths Republican artillery nred minute guns,
and all the steamboats, In port tolled their bills
as mark OF respect to the memory Of Isaac New.
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Finauctal

, Nsw Yoxx, Nov q Lssccfs are Iower; Chi
TX; La Crosse and Ma az, New Yorh Csntrsl
ssY NIL and Aiss sif&i No ssssxH
.euas7E "a az - assGs yIsv So "a
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FalIins If m Derrick.
Bultlmere Markets .

PHILADELPHIA, Nov IS "A derrick al the new
"Penn Manor" Hotel, fell this morning, severe
ly crushing several VOL kmen and killing one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
FREDERICK CALLAN, Sec'y.

THE WEArHER.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
November Is, and ending this morning:
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

II ANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
u AND LOT on NORTH L. BETWEEN 6rH AND 7TH
STs-A AT AucIloN:-On MONDAY, the 18th inst
shat sell IN front ofthe premises, at o'clock p.
Improvements, having front on north L. street of
81 feet, and running hack 2 feet 90 feet alley,
consist OF good two story Brick House, contain
ing 10 good sized rooms with shedding AID stab Ing
for 20 horses. -. -"
The iocsIry ofthe above property Offers an lnducs-
ment to persons wishing TO invest IN property stu
ated in q thriving blu slness section OF the city.
Terms: One third cash bs alce in ., 2, and 5
years the deferred payments 10 besI interest, ard
10 be secured BY deed of trust upon the prem sea.
no Is -eo& ds A. GREEN. Auot-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26

NIARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF ~ WITS or
ltl feYi facIas issued from the Clerks Ofoe ofthe
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and TO me directed. A will
expose pubic SALE for CASH front of the Court
House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the SQth
described property, to wit: All defendants right
title, clam, and IN and to Lots Nos and r.
Square No. l. and the east 90 feet Of Lot No q IN
Square NO. l47, begipning at the southwest corner
north 10 et to rear OF said lot thence vest feet
and thence south 10 feet to the point OF beginning
thereon, IN thec'ty of WASHINGTON, ID e seized
and levied upon as the property Of Charles II. Van
lte, 81, so, S75, So 81 81, to tctober term 1s5e,
and Nos. end 2, % January term is5s. Pairo e
ID. Gilman, Nieholss Aeker, John and Mary M aho-
~, Wm. n. Wacd. Michael Kelly yons w hite 4
der use Of Charssk. Plsssant., ~ assangt Charles
n. vse.fssssus jag W. sELRkNy Ms9hsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRADE SALE OE ROO 70 SHOES ~
noaf WALL q BARNARD. Auc,s.

CGNTlNUATION SALE Of sUPEKfoR
~ PARLoR SUITES, CABINET FURNITURE, HAIR
Neon WEDNESDAY MUKNfNS, Deeemter
lst, at 10 O'Clock, at the establishment of gorge T.
Smatlvood, Esq, No 5os It'll street, we shall close
out the residue Of stock. mol uding an invoice of
handsome Paror Suites, q at was ordered but not
reoeIved IN time for former sale. We name
IA elegant Carved Walnut aad Mahogany Par r
Sntes, Of newest sty les and SUI erior workma n :
mp finished in beat quality French Brncateile
Morocco and Green Plush, Silk Damask Reps,
snd Hair Cloth, ranging In value from $50 to
Is Spring seat Rocking Chars, of various STYLES,
Leather covered Sleepy Hollow Chairs,
N Cabrlofe Chairs, finished ename lied cloth,
SPrlng-seat Lounges Of various patterns,
Mahogany sofas, Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Rosewood and Wal nus Marble top Tables,
Handsome Walnut w hstnOis, Hat Trees,
superior CuTled Hair Mattresses
Gllt ard Painted Window Shades, COrnice,
Together with a large tment of house furnish
Ing goods, oil OF which will be sold without re
Terms: SSn and under cash; over that sum cred
1t or 3, and months, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing ldserest.
P.S:-Cataogues will be ready and the goods on
no M-d J. G. McG UIRE 4 CO.. Auots.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writs OF
WI herr facias issued fromthe Clerks oioe of the
county of Washington and to me directed, / will
expose to public sale for CASH in front of the Court
House door of said county. on TUESDAY, the SOt h
ss ~ ss
title, claim and interest in and to Lots Nos l. = s.
and IN Square No. l, In the city of Was hing ton
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
satisfy Judioias Nos; es sno 81, to October term.
James G. Mcclure. admir- Of John d. Brown, We.
. Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneera
SCHOOL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
-, MONDAY MORNING, November 2sth, Mt 10
O'Clock, we will SELL 9Th street. hetves en- street
School Furniture, as
"a senoo Desks cast iron frames. Boston make,
Also. Maps, Stoves, Tables, &c.
To any person wishing to open male sot,ooI this
offers q rare lnducement.
I Terms at sale.
no Esd WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucts.