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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
OUR CANDIDATE roR CONGRESS

The Delegates representing tic Peoples
Party Of the Seventeenth Congressional Dis
trict, composed of the Counties Of Adams,
Franklin, Fulton, Bedford aud Juniata, met in
this place yesterday, aud put in nomination
EDWARD McPHERsoN, of Adams County, as
a candidate for Congress.
Mr.. MCPHERSON, is perfect gentleman aud
a scholar. He was educated at Pennsylvania
College, from which he graduated about the
year l848. Mr.. MCPHERSON is one of the
best and most fluent and clearheaded writers
on Political Eccnomy in Pennsylvania, and
his fund of information with regard to the
Political History Of our couotrr, would make
him most useful aud valuable Representative
of the People on the floor of Congress lie
was the author Of those ably written articles
which apeared in the Philadelphia Bulletin,
advocating the Sale of the Public Works of
Pennsy lyauia, Which were copied so extensively
By tlre Opposition Journals of lie State. Mr
Mcpherson has always been leading and
formidable opponent of Locofocoism, and has
done good ser7ice in this respect as Editor Of
several newspapers. That he would make
fearless, an able and worthy Representative
one who would be an honor to the District -
we firmly believe, aud therefore, commend him
to the warm, jealous and earnest support of
the Friends of Freedom. We look for his
triumphant election. Mr.. REILLY, who will,
doubtless, be his opponent, has shown, by his
vacillating-his ncousistant and disreputable
course, that he is unworthy to represent, and
therefore should not receive the further euffra-
ges or freeman who have the least respect for
themselves the honor of the District Then
let all unite in rebuking him, and in giving
Mcpherson a triumphant vote next October
Chambersburg Repository.
WHAT'S THE MATTER Now?-Winston, who
succeeded the infamous Jones as u. S. Marshal
of Kansas, was removed little while age.
without any assisnable cause, except that he
was supposed to be silly enough to try to do
his duty impartialy between Pro-Slavcry and
Free State men and now Calhoun fwho has
done mean things enough to have made hin, the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency is
threatened with official decaptation There is
something loose as well as rotten in Denmark )
Calhoun could not have looked for such treat
ment-after what he has done and attempted for
his party. Or is he to be promoted! TLis is
possible. Clark anj Brockett, the murderers,
have been; and if Calhoun is not, he viii bave
a right to attribute his i'll treatment to the fact
that he has never yet killed anybody. y.-.4ia.
Ece. Jour.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
E. G. FAHNEsTook, Sec'y

We copy the following extract from the Har-
risburg Keystone. The subject Is as applicable
in Bedford as it is in Dauphin County
Owners of real estate, whose deeds are not YET,
recorded, had better make note of it
REcoRDER.-Nr. Peter Hummel, the very
efficient and obligiug Recorder of our county,
has published notice of great Importance to
all owners, purchasers, or sellers of real estate
We learn from it that 'sby an act Of the Legis-
laturc of Pennsylvania, no title for Real Estate
is perfect and secure, unless it be recorded
within sfr months after its erecStion, if it be
made within this State or within Tweiue
Months, if executed out of the State. in the
Office for Recording of Deeds for the county
where the lands lie; otherwise, every such
deed or conveyance shall be adjudged fraudu-
lent and void against any subsequent purchaser
or mortagee for valuable consideration, unless
such deed or conveyance be recorded as afore-
said, before the proving and recording of said
deed or conveyance under which such subse-
queut purchaser or mortgage shall claim.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

Maxwell M'Caslin, of Greene county, 10 this
State has written a notice of Senator Biglcr's
course in Kansas. Col. M'Caslin is now 10
Kansas, and was turned out of Office because he
opposed Lecompton. He says:
"Fhe writer was present at the Kansas land
sales, in Kansas, in June of 1857, and heard
Gov. Walker and Secretary Stanton, and
others, address en- assemblage of people num-
berine over thousand, heard Governor Walk
er in his speech admonIsh the people in the
most convincing manner, to a peaceable and
lawful settlement OF their troubles by the bal
lot box. He pledged his veracity as ar honor
able man that they should be protected. and
should have fair vote upon their Constitution
and ! heard him quote the President and
united Cabinet as his authority for making the
pledges. The writer also at the same time
heard Governor Blgler in his public speech ex-
hort the people to conide in every promise
which the Governor made them; that they
should be faithfully carried out: shat he
would be there fat Washington and see that
it was DONE. Indeed, the people had 10 infer
from Bigler's expressions that he had been sent
ou. by the President to assure the people of
Kansas that they should have fair vote on
their Constitution"
The man who wrote the above was Speaker
of the Senate of Pennsylvania for two success.
sive terms, aud was most eminent Democrat
all his life.
BEDFORD CoUNTY.-The American Repub>
licau Convention in Bedford County assembled
on Monday, August lst. The following ticket
was nominated Assembly-George w. Will
liams Commissioner Gideon ID. Trout; Poor
Drector-Henry NJ. Hoke; Coroner Wm.
Snowman Auditor-James Carnell Mr..
Williams is not unknown to many of our citi-
zens. lie Is an honest, intelligent, hard work
ing farmer, an active business man, and has
always been an active and effective anti-Loco-
foco. With such ticket as Me.srs. Williams
aud Walker, success is certain.--Somer,et
Rh.u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

M-jaiity against the Constitution
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

Our MEETING We hope the opponents Of
the present proAagate and reckless admins
tration will attend to the meeting on Tuesday
night of Court week. ED. McPHERsoN Esq,
our candidate for Congress, and other able
speakers will be on hand.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20
T~GDTuGT.

Aug. 20, ls5s.-s
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-08-20

In another columu will be found the pro-
coedings Of the Congressional Conference IL
wilt be seen that our Conferees stood BY Bed
ford County throughout Asa Bedford County
man eouid not receive the nomination, we are
glad the choice fell on Mr. Mcpherson. who
is in every Woy qualified for a seat in Con-
gress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
AUOIIOI SALE


By J. G. Me6UIRE Z CO !, Auefioneers.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, AND TwO a.
= sERIoR mIIcH Cows AT AucTios Lon MON
DAY MORNING, December 37th, at 10 oTcI1ck
at the store of James Harris, on 7th street vsat
between south & and SITS isis NJ, > we shalI sel
the stock IN trade, oomprisng-
CoHees, Teas, Sugars, Spices, ...-..s ...s
Soaps Candies, Starch, Indigo Blue, asa.
Cissrs. Tobacco, Glass, Crocksry, Wooden Ware,
Also. at y o'clock. 2 very superior Mich Cows.
Isrms: 80 and under, cas- b; over that sum,
credit Of 50 and 50 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notee, bearing interest. - : : = = :
dsa..d J: G MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
MAkSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of q writ of
W ner taoias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me dire ct cd, / shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court door OF said county, on FRIDAY
the S4th Gay Of December, 1885, at II O'Clock m
the following described Property, to Wit: All
defendants night, ttle claim and interest in and 10
Lot no nine. e. IN Square No. ore hundred and
ninety SIX, lSo, In the city of Washmgton,1 d. O..
together with oil and singular the lmproyeInepts
thereon, seized aud levied upon as the property OF
ranois A Dickens, and will be sold to satisfy in.
1 asrs NO. ~ to May. 1885, in favor q shep
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
/ RTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, Januar, G, 1859.
J. ID. HOOVER, Late Marshal
uS Tor the District of Columbia
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TAKE NOTICE

NJ ~ TAKE NOTICE
lhH. BOULANGER would resnscffnr,x ,.s..,,
ms irlends and the public general that "a an IsSs
. snie lule when he has adopted for years past hs
KKestsuLIant wall De closed 90 Christmss and New
rear days, and upon all HOLIDAYS and on bl,e 90
oaslons calculated 10 collect large assembiase Of
people. For the Information of that portlon ~ ne
community who desire to psrtake of the luz urIeS Of
the season. he legs to iRfOrm me friends mai IN.
fathg saloon has been placed an lm etc order for
the reception VI themselves, Iaiies and dsush ters
mneIe theN WI receive that attention firm ~,
proprietor vhoh cannot but 90 nmepd nan 10 tss
notloe OF al who honor him with their PATRONAGE
A, j. BOULANGEE,
ee 81 eoSt street, between nth and ssth
IN VIEW OF TIE TEMPORARY WITB-
drawal VI one OF the partners Of our firm on tna
lst q JanusTJ proX. are now making On All .n
counts on our books fT settlement. OwiUr To- re
proposed absence. and other onga gements OF the re-
tlTtng member, we Will be u6der the neoessIty q
requesting End e. iOrCIlg atueut IN fIliln al lse
NIihoat DELAY and tnertt beg thar our customers
may he disposed To asslst IN e.osing up the Old
business. - N*S ~
Parties no have gwen or msy give, for present
Their pTomlssory notes, IA De reeve mon,
the move hoilce orr tHabi ifH 10 curtbI or renew
me same and twhls rem mberIng our unIf nm Dis
y. ELsANS a THnS5psS1,SS hs
-, Sb Penn Avenue, bet. 9Th knd INth rfs
d<i aOdfll INTEL and etafes 4
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7 WILL STRIVE TO PLEASE.

IL has long been the desire of the people of the
Northern pSIt OF the city to have among thema
FlhsT-RATE NO. GROCERY,
JAMES + WAUGH,
knowing their wish, 10 just the man to please them
ne buys his goods exclusively for CASH. which
accounts Tor him selling cheap and ng an old
hand In the business he iaters hims elf that n IL
GOOD JUDGE,
A yUDICIOUS PURCHASER.
You can always find at his store Iarz a and W IN
selected assortment of ~
FINE GROCERIES. FRUITS, &C., &C.,
too numerous to mentiou, ''
III All he asks IL TO give him q call.
JAS. T.. WAUGH,
corner 9Th street and New York avenue
NiB:-Goods delivered to all parts of the city (. GO
de 20 Nv II Wy
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DIED.,

On the 2!d instant. aiter short but painful ILL
ness, MRS MAkG ANN MCINTOSH wife of
Joseph Mcintosh. aged " years and month.
On the morning of the sd Instant Mt s o,cIock M
scarlet fever, HENRY, son of VIM. H. and 4 liz
aDS,h DennisOn, agen years and months
The funeral will take place from the residence of
DIS parents, No. S83 5th street between and n ON
To morrow Afternoon, at O'Clock ~ -
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New York Markets.

Nav YoRk, Dec. % -FIour is beavx. Stat.
- 35as5 So Southern SS45 40
Wheat is frm; red 81 -; white an co,,,.
firm; mixed 76l7sc
FORK Is hrm; old mess sl7 5OasI7 90, new mes.
IIKc.
Whisky is dull at 25c.
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Baltimore Market.

street and Ohio s5.I9K
Wheat is steady, white 81 asasl5o
0o,n Is hrn', advanced le.; white 66sose, vel
Provisions are active
Whisky is dull at 25xc
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EENTLEMEN's WINTER GLOVES

=. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. az nm NJ
- lust received from New York another
OENfLEMEN'S GOODS fllIjlllt
Oeluemen who visit hls ssors Mas rally onl OliIV
nmuins eSLertihlng IN his line which tne, re 49,
sIre. INC az the most pleasing pnces.
FEIculhr az sntlon Is INV ed To a hre lot IL al
GAM az " VIZ TEX GLOVES, Just opened.
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Pacific Railroad C.,x..,,..

xvtLxsNs, Dec &-The Pacific R,f,ro,o
sncs 20 assembled here Yesterday an n.r,s.
tered . solonrnment. Gen. Richardson on.
nrese,t 20 ,snsen requiring the ssockholdsr.
p1seh. 20 reg later the amount OF ,toch r.nrsss..
,snn,,sS :. Sns what was the majority OF shsre.
.sc 70 decide Questions. hesssd d,scrs.
Chiffon msje statement on ihs sn,, s,sea. NJ
Lsnrsnson which wss replied TO by Mr. FouItes
Sol. Post also replied 20 Mr. Archer, rs.rss.
ana read ne balance sheet, showing the iisbtn.
but 81 500 90 Col. Post bad over 500 COO -,.s,s
that the Northern friends Of the road surrenaersS
feely.
After thediscussion, the explsnstions made A,s
greatly strengthened the confidence of the New,
Orleans stockholders- dissumed their suspscIons
and harmony was restored .. .. ... - =
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23-Stocks are hIgbet
Snlcago and Rock Island 50; Illinois Central
MISS. 2Uas; New York Centrrl s3k: Rssdi,S
Railroad Obj Virginia 6's s.; Mis,onrI g. Sas
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BY c. ". BOTELER, Auotioueer.

by =. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FIR
- hiTgRE AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAS
MORNING.. December I'D commencin1 a. a y
O'Clock, shsll SELL at the res ldence of SIR WiiI,,nn
gore Ouseiey, all of his HOus ehold Furniture con
slstlng In part OF, viz:
One super ior Rosewood Parlor SUIT, upholstered ar
W. green and gold brocatelle,
w " sInnt Etsssre and Secretary.
"a . ana Mahogany Parior Tables, with marble
One superior Rosewood Parlor Suit. upbolsts,sd in
purple brocateIe, ' -r"0'e'eo ~
GIt-frame Mante Mirrors,
tapestry, Brussels farlor and Chamber Carpetiny
Eahogany Etegere, Cottage Paror Chars,
Walnut kout Tables,
Mante and Table Ornaments
Oak all Set,
Three Solid Mahogany Dining Tables.
nronze ;oek, OUNCE. MahogAuy SidetyoarJ
walnut extension DiIiug Table
walnut Dining room Chairg,
6lass a Crockery Ware,
rated Castors, Bronze fea Kettle,
rrench emma Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware
aoie = uuerr ana Table Furniture generally,
walnut and Mahogany Dressing bureaus
Ma'ble top Washstands, Bedding
sc OF Cottage Chamber Furniture,
Psy che OlSss. Easy Chair, " atdrobes
Mattresses, Boosters aud Pillows,
OUNCES Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Sets,
Walnut and Mahogany Tables,
kefIlgeTat"r, Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Requisites. &c.
Terms; SEC ard under cash; over $40 a ore5i, oe
o0 ana ~ Gays Tor approved endorsed notes bearin
interest. NooiAHs
dela-d CIV. BoTELER, Auct.
lrTHE ABOVE SALEIS UNAVOJDARIy
Postponed to WEDNESDAY, Dec 20 sane hon.
DE 2t-d q. w. BOTELER, Auct'r.
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Mere FilIihusf.ria.

NV YORK, Dec. 23.-The Washington COZ.
respondent OF the Post says there Is reason To be
ieNe thst TWO more vessels have LEFT or are about
leaving the country with fIlibusters. and fhs
PRESIDENT has taken measures to stop them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
ideal INTELLIGENCE.

Tsr star PUBLIsHEs rzs LIsfs-o OF
LETTERS REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CIrY
Posr orFrcE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF TEE
Law DIRECTING TEEN TO BE PRINTED IN THE
NEWSPAPER HAVING THE LARGEST cIRcULA-
rrox wIrHIN TIE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION II MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
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$50 NEW srORE-GROoERIEs. goo

Corner Ninth and Streets
have Just taken the store formerly occu p,ed Nv
Robsrt Crandell, Esq and am now receivine A fne
Best Family Flour
Sugars OF ali kinds,
Wines. LIQUORS, . cas-, Coffee,
Raisins. Apples. Sweet Cider, &C.
CHRISTMAS GOODS IN ABUNDANCE
city. ~ 80 ~ WV
Having purchased my stock for ca sh. can offer,
ana am de! ermned TO SELL superior 6rocer es at the
very lowest price. res pectfuy solicit a share of
the custom OF the citizens of W as hing ton
JOHN L. O'BRIEN,
oe 2i-6t- No SS9 9th street, corner of T.
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Election of United States Seuats,. x....
Declared Vacant

NDiHNAPoLis, Ind Dec. ~ The Legislature
oi Indiana to-day, during the session, passed a
resolution declaring the seats In tue United State.
Senate, from Indiana, vancant, and elected Fen ~
:. Lane, Republican, and VIM Munroe McCarty
anu-Lecompton Democrat, 20 fll their places O.
Ine vacancies mus made. The vote was 96 "a the
senate ana 5l IN the House. The Democrats re-
i1sed 10 vote This singular &C ion Of the I.er
lsIatuEe has caused much excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23

WE HAVE sometimes heard old ladies inquire
al book stores for small bibles with large type,
This Is rather hard order to fill, but Shilling.
ton very nearly manages to do 1t. We notice on
his shelves large assortment Of medium and
white, and the print SO beautifullv clear tbs,
tE4t those who run may readn He has in
Iact, bibles, prayer. books. &c, OF every size,
pncr and sty Of binding; also, remarkably
complete assortment of portfolios writing d,sks
and articles If that description, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-23
LOST AND FOUND.

VSSGITon Friday, 10Th instant, black morocco
- FOChET or NOTEBOOK, CONTAINING mo-
tmng OF value. excepting tn the owner. The 6Dds r
WI Dc suitsb rev rded b' leaving 1t at the store
u ,: v. COBURN, corner OF 18th and ii SIS or at
the star Office. de . o..
/ oST-About two weeks since on 18th street or
netween 18Th and I4th SITS, las II 10 su nos ed "a
HAlR BRACELET. This finder wi n be suitsh !,
rewarded By returning the same to MR. BETUUT
NO. 2S Pa. avenue. 4. o. a.
niSTtlCT OF COLUMBIA. WAsHINGIoN
- C0UNTY-tO wit: hereby ceTtif, thai n
- -. Dyer, OF SAID county, brous hit before In
me tas a stray trespassIng upon his enclo- GA
sufels Sorre HORSE, about fifteen ears old four
Teen or hfteen hands high, star on his forehead
mas bsen worked IN gear, sh "a all round. Given
under my hand this 2fst day of Deosmber. 1853
HENRY REAVER, Up.
The owner Of the above described Horse ia RI
guessed 10 come forward, provo property, piy
,aTses, ana take 1t away. Residence near the
nn4uSouct' ABOVE 6eorxetown, on the town side of
tne NanN. 10 Zl-Stl ]. F. DYER,
WAS TAKEN UP, about month ago. a, es
mir Lay trSspa sing on my premises. zHzErA
bSFFALO COWS, one supposed to be SSk$S
q DeeI COW. The owner owners will 100
please oome forward, prove property, pay OMAR es
ana take them away. JOHN FRlZZELJ
de q st. iiou'e' hi'''e aiis' Mo-
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Later from California.

or l.ouIs, Dec. 2.-The overland mali Of tss
on eit with four days later dates, has arrived
Felo and Mohave Indians were trout lesoms snd
eSIneeo IN some cases an openly hostile attitude
pAtss rom Victoria Of the I7th UT, were re-
1S Mt. Nngent, the special agent OF the
onnso States had published an address IN
which ne speaks In strong terms OF the iniu,t,ce
and oppression received by American eitjzens
nom the Colonial authorities, and his inteatIon
10 lay the matter before his Government al ~ 49,
ington He had arrived at ga Frsncisco ara
would leave for Washington IN the next stesme-
Business generally in San Francisco was fnse-
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Storm In the Santh.

WAsHtNSToN, Dec 23-Ths operators Of se,.
ooard Lie" report that hurricane swept over the
Ine, on Nor day night, between Montgomery ana
Lower Peach Tree, Ala, tea ing up and throw
rug upon tne wires about two hundred forest
trees. la distance OF miles By the energr ~
the superintendent and the watchmen on the
nne, and contrary TO all expectation the line was
.dIseoi and The ordinary business resumed ves-
hurricane has not yet been asceTtained here =
RLPnRrRR atte -
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You WILL FIND great many articles suitable
fOr Christmas gifts at Francis's, 49O Seventh st
above Odd Fellows Hall. He keeps almost ev
eIytbing ia the useful and ornamental houSA
kespinS line, such as silver plated urns, tea sets
CAKE baskets, eastoTs, waters, knives and forks
spoons Japanned toilet SETS china vases colop ne
ootles, card cases, cases Of scissors silver fruit
knives, thimbles, jewel boxes, party fans, shell
comts, thermometers, Backgammon boxes, chess
IlTh' uoihihoes, baskets, work stands. writing
desks, aud all sorts Of TOYS for children TOW :
coz coz hniie up to running horses and gigs, and
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CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY.

- -, AT WILLIAM GRUPE'S.
No. AIS, south side Pa avenue, bet Sd and Az ats
opposite Jackson Hall
The subscriber respectfully informs his custom
ers aud the public In general that he Is D. eparsd to
supply them with w
CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY
OF every KIND foreign and domestic; also, with
oranges, Figs. kaisIns, Prunes. Almonds, 4 @.
HIS stock or Confectionery is very complete, and
such as he feels COZ fdent will be found on trial
equal 20 any that may be offered for sale in thus
eiiy. he VII be happy to See has friends and Gus
TONERS on Christmas Eve and during the HOlidsys
as his stock Will be replenshed until and after the
New Years Festival. dS0- Ivy
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A GHEEN. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY DECREE OF ruE
ClRcuiT COURT OF THs DIsTRIcr OF CoIuNsIa
OfVERf VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-OnTHCRS
the Din Gay OF January, 1859, | shall sell on the
premises, at II O'Clock m, by virtue of decree ~
the tneu Court. In which the subscriber AZ an
po.nted trustee, the following DESCRIBED prop, RI
20 VII Ihat handsome and spacious Frame House
arc the iand attached being the late residences Of
Ih9mas PERKINS. oeceas ed, adjoining Good Hone.
on the Mar boro, road. about one mile from the
acostla or Navy Yard bridge The dwelling konse
IS arse ana conveniently arranged and has 81 so tine
Lecesssry out houses. The and contain, Ehont *
acres OF ground, IN nigh state of cultivation be- ne
us lot gardening pos ard now adapted IN The
grown OF vegetables raised In this Citrate
Inc aDoVe,desoribed property is beautifully sltu
ated on Tn elevated ard commanding posit-on snd
the sale Will be well worthy the attef tion or ns,yn
WlAnlas 70 purchase handsome country seal or eI :
gage IN the gardening business ~ " u
% Ierms: One fourth each the balance in 6 - and
Is months, the purchaser to give notes for the "a
Iefrea pay msnts, bearing interest, secured 10 the
SATISFACTION OF the trustee. If the terms are or
compled with IN hive days after the sale the trustee
me rght 10 resell the property st the mex
anH cost OF the delinquent, by advertising such re
sale th!e e times IN the National IntelIlgencer
JOHN COSTIGAN, Trustee
9e % eoSds A. GREEN, Aucts
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BY j. Z. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIonsers
pbhEMPTORf SALE OF SUPERIOR
LoNDoN DOCK BRANpY.-On THUKSDAY
AFTERNOON, December Esd at o. clock AT the
auction rooms, we shall sell. without reserve
Iu oozen superior pale anu dark London pock
city. VI WIS
Terms: SIS and under cash over that amount q
credit OF 90 and 90 days, for notes sasfactorix
dorsed, bearing interest. VI
dels-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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n A. CARD.
" Z. DCt = new stock of Christmas Pres
ents Is now ready for pec.ion cOnsls of
books and Articles, Albums fine silk velvet -b0nnd
ffayer BOOKS, Peal Reads, CrucIfixes Me ais
nue. steer Eng aVlISs new sty Of Coiored LItho.
Siiaphs, faoef's and opsiehce's WCrks rifin's
MoIks. Use and Fall of the Irish Nation. m fact
every thing apPertaining TO Cathsl!cs' BTeyiarium
ah ~ ,-fhee looks for the Clergy, &c,
HI subscription for all tbs Catholic PAPERS and
fouths' Magazine only 50 cents year, at
%. r. DUFFY'S
de xO-M,F&T h 4S9 + ST.. one door west Of Tin
FRUITS, NUTS. PRESERVES, &C.
l0a whole, half and quarter boxes Raisins.
100 drums new Smyrna Figs,
50 do. Sultans kaIsns,
cases Canton Ginger,
dozen Cuuant and apple yelIy
do. Guava Jelly.
2 do. jars Brandy Peaches
l,00J los. Walnuts, Filberts, and Pee.n Nuts
Marseles and paper khelied Almords
With general q sorims ut IF PICK "a and p,asa,,n.
Just received and for sale by ieeeises
WIN. BRYAN,
NO a., opposite Centre Market
De Is-eoet between 9Th and sth streeis