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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-27
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
ASHTAB ULA:
Saturday Morning, Nov. II, 1858,
The Telegraph-Present and Future.

49,
TO DELINcENTs.--we have BEEN for sometime, gradual
ty but irressaly drifting toward the opinon that it is about
time to have settlement with delinquent subscribers
The thing to be becoming and more inevitable
It demanded by the condition OF exchequer on the
ground Of equity and justice it demanded and the score
tranquility omud sefespec and encouragement of NOR
al soundness at the core it is absolutely ndpesbe we
been sending the Telegraph to not few within the Coun-
~ but perhaps without with whom have little or no
acquaintance exercise that confidence IN the latent
honesty of human nature which all like to believe will
sooner or ssse its sway cpdiy and selshres,
trusting that claims would be recognized and honestly met
but our expectations have not been responded 10 so ge
erously hoped To some Of these hare written and encos
el bills in their papers, but they have tudousy avoided any
response. To SUCH now make last appeal, those VINO
have not wholly gone to reprodaton to settle with US be-
fore the of the year At that line shall op oil all
subscribers out Of the county, who in any way doubtful
or have no friends here to meet their obligation
With County and village subscribers 1t Is our earnest
desire to have settlement teorc the end of the year. that
may have far practicable, all subscription with the
regulRryear-
THE FUTURE-of coarse We wish to add 10 our list Al
most daily making such additions The progress Of the
Telegraph wholesome and steady. It's clements Of support
teconstanty increasing Its interest usefulness will con.
ue advance in proportion It's increase patronage and
egrowing importance of locality, and the interest Of
Acme require. Connected with clique eab its indie
pendeDoe and naay viii not lie lost sight Of Those who
spprove will rot, trust withhold from wo
Gty spoken and in due season.
We have been Induced to OFF, to any person seldns u s
new subscribers year with the cash. before the first
January seventh copy gratis, payment at tie same rate
cash for any number Of new subscribers.
Any wishing the Atlantic Monthly any other Of th
leading Magazines Of tho day. of the price, may by club
bng With the Telegraph, get the two for 80 50.
To Apy one willing To pat forth the eGo and viii bring
100 new subscribespad in adyance-we viii make the ole
Of one Of Wheeler Wilson's $50 Sewing Machines
o. in case failure the whole of that number
rata for any nunbe apply toward the payment Of sucl
ma.hine These machines haze equal ln1ag the inyen
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RAIt Roap FtSAxcirRNo. The stote ofl
Minnesota Seied 70 loon bonds to the amouQt
Of Ave millions to diver Railroad Companies
ia that State on conduion, among other things
that by way DC securing The State against Ne
iug obliged to pay either interest or principal
tho roads should give The State First Mortgage
bonds on their respective roads equalin amount
to the State bonds by them respectively reeeiy
cd. The intention, manTesily was to secure to
the State priority of lien, upon llcseroqds, to,
the amount OF said advances Instead OF COM
PLYING with the spirit of this in.eniion, the Rail-
road companies have resored TO trick, and IS
sued among them 2l,OOOOOO Of first mortgage
bonds, out OF which, the S5,0000O0 secnrity is
rendered to tho state. The governor refuses to
become a party to this fraud, and declines issu.
ing the bonds Not willing to be thus headed
off in their frandulcnt manocuvrc, the specula-
tors have applied TO the Supreme c urt Of Min.
nesoto, for mandamas TO compel ! = Cover
nor to take tie bogus security oIlere' md TO
issue the State bouds, and, strange IS may
appear, the Court has granted it.! Gc". 3ley
will now have the alternative before hin. C.
fusing to obey the mandamus of the Cou
braviug commitment, or ignominiously Id
ing to the usurpa,ion Of the Judiciary.
Steam Fire Engines are about TO be tro'
duced into Newark n. Y. They are cor lcr'
ed a moral as well as physical good.
.... Exchange.
II these machines possess any inherart moral
good, with the power Of imparting that quality
to others, it might become an efficient coop
GRAFTON with the compensation bill in bringing
about the moral renovation Of Congress, it, in.
deed there is any thing of that work left, re.
quiring such cooperation. The idea is worthy
Of passing notice. ........ ....... ..
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A good deal Of funny reading may be Iound
10 the Buchanan papers about these days
Taey are vary much struck by the sta'e OF the
vote in Michigan. Wisconsin, and even in Hi
nois They find great GAINS in these State; !!
Iu point Of fact, they have nothing TO rejoice
over, even there. Douglas aa@ not Buchanan
men are called Democrats in the Northwest.
while these organs can talk Of Michigan, and
!, on, they have little or nothing to say Of such
itates as Ohio. Pennsylvania and New York
;sw Jersey they pass over 10 silence, treating
with as much contempt as they do Massacha-
It's. A possible gain OF a Douglas member IN
siehigaa and Of one in Wiscousin--a reduction
!; the Opposition majority there shows (so' We
ire told that the Republicans are about used
p But when we carry ALL the great North :
,rn States taking Michigan aud Wisconsin at
'.e same time--s.al don't show anything A
i,in Of two members ID the Northwest land
llopglas mea al that) isn great matter bnta
,ss Of 10 members in the Presidents own state
n or 8 in New York. is. it seems, Of no spe-
cial importance ~
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A citizen Of Altoona suddenly lost bis hear
ing. and alter every means known to the medi-
cal fraternity had been exhausted, electricity
was resorted by placing the end Of piece Of
wire in each ear. the electric current was lot on
lightly al iirsl, and gradually Increased. After
repeating the ylOsssssoyersl'timss, hearing was
restored.
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TRIAL OF HIRAM COLE,
rte0 FOR MURDER. y.lgo.
.AsHTABULA COMMON ptEAs-Brio;e Jadgo WILDER

SEdIe " UNt0 D8 IIFHNH LOls |: NUApEk. 7
10 II. UNsEla: ar sIai-.r
PrcsecutioD: U4LL, iDDLE, FoRIsT and SaTTH.
Defense TnRAsHsR RASNgY, SHgRMAN and BLAKEsLEE.
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Steam Fire Engines are about TO be trr
duced into Newark, n Y. They are cor LEI
ed a moral, as well as physical good
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: Cfoss-eromincd Did not hear Mrs.
Cole ask her husband to give her some cof-
fee rs we we're going up the stairs. ] know
that her toes. did turn up, even 10 the TING
she was put in the coffin; helped put the
ockings on.her.
Sumuel GoodseH, | TGorroboraies the tes-
timony Of the two Mrs, Goodselis, and Mrs
Briggs in almost every particular. 4s
Court adjourned till 2 O'Clock p. NJ. '
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE, PAIR
- OF BAY ca RRIAGE HO&sEs, HARNESS &c-On
TUESDAY MORNING, October 5th at n o'clk
IN front of the Auction Rooms shall SELL for &C,
count Of a party about to leave for Europe
top,
Pair of excellent Bay Carnage Horses,
SILVER mounted Harness, Covers, Horse Blankets
Kobe, Codchmans Coat, Whip, Jack, &c G.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two and
iour months, with interest, satisfactorily endorsed
Sc I'D J. C-McGUIRE & Co, Auets.
ELENORA KNOTT RETURNS HER thanks
II to the customers of her late husband and hopes
Tor continuance of their patronage She ss this
method to inform them the ICE BUSINESS will
be Continued by MIR. Walter GOdey, who will se,ve
them on the most accommodating terms and she
begs the favor OF them TO give him their support
On the 10th of October, at 10 o clOck q. M. will
offer at public sale all my Household uruit ure and
one Carriage. al the corner Of Green aud DuntartOn
streets. Sc 92-Iav9Us
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.

S"IoSpoHooScc OF Ih stay.
1FoRSxTowN, Oct 2, Isss.
The multitude Of warm personal friends OF the
Rev. b. A. Mcguire In the District, will regret
to learn that he will retire from the presidency
Of the Georgetown College on Tuesday next
Mr.. Mcguire has served the College In the re-
sponsible capacity OF President for many years.
and retires from the Office universally popular,
not only with its students and faculty, but among
all classes who have by any means been broug ht
In contact with him, either in the discharge of
the ofheisl duties Of that Office, in the private
walks Of life, as Christian minister. Mr. Ma
guiFe will 20 TO Baltimore to take the pastoral
charge, temporarily, OF St. yoseph's Church TO
be vacated by the Rev. VIM r. Clark, and will
be succeeded by the Rev. John Easily, OF Loyola
College, baltimore. We understand that Mr.
Mcguire will remain in Baltimore only about 81
months, when he will again return to the Dis
trict to take the pastoral charge Of a church in
Washington.
At a called meeting Of our City Councils, on
Thurday night, a message was received from the
Mayor, informing them that he had received =
communication from Judge Morseu OF the Cir
cult Court, Informing him that w. s. Nichols,
Esq had asked for an Injunction to restrain the
contractors for the improvement Of Valley street
from the further prosecution Of the work The
whole matter was referred TO Recorder Ould
We understand the motion for an Injunction will
be argued before the Court on the 18th inst. This
OF old fogyism. Leave il to itself little longer
undisturbed by the spirit Of progress, and 10 Will
soon ask for an appropriation 10 wall the town in
Business upon the %. Canal this week has
not been quite so heavy 10 was the lastly
boats In all have arrived, 50 Of them from Cum
berland, bringing about 500 tons ofcoal, and the
remainder from other points, with -four, grain,
&c. The receipts for the same period amount to
81 soc.
The offerings Of beef cattle at the yards yester-
day Were large, amounting TO about 800 head, 100
Of which Were purchased bv District butchers
and spectators at $2 25a3 IS on the hoof, 60 uaL
20 81 5ia6 50 net. The remaining 100 were left
over Sheep and lambs-large supply selling at
s2aS3 per head. Hogs IS isaac.
No change Of moment in the -four or grain mar
kets
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nIEIl-

In this city. on the lst insta It. JOHN ROBERT
second son Of A ndrsw X. and 6eorgiana Bennett
az ed ears and months.
His funeral will lake place from the residence Of
bus parents, No l22 street, between ga and 6th,
streets, Island, on Tomorrow iSunday) Morning
NJ ~ O'Clock. The friends and iauees OF fRs
famll' sre respectfully invited to attend.
In tbs city. on the LIST instant, after brief ILL
ness, HENRY MEREDI III, aged months and %
days, second son of Lieut.. ". Fl. aud Jane Henry
Meredith Van Zsndt Jesus took little children in
Heaven " "
The funeral of this beloved child. to which the
Trends Of the family respectfully invited, will
lake place on Sunday next, at O'Clock D. m, from
the residence of LIS Erand father, Col. Cabel on
street, between l2,h and 18th, No. 404
In Georgetown, on Thursday morning last Mas
MANY HEUGH, IN the st year of her age.
At OAK VALLEY, Caifornla, on the 81 h of August
formerly OF GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
Baltimore and st. LOUIS papers please copy) ..
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MAR RED,

On the :sth ulimo, by the Rev. d. Ball, JOSEPH
II; SEWELL To Miss ELIZABETH A. TOWN
LEY, all Of this city.
On the 18th Of September, in 81. Luke's Church,
Bladensh.rg, Nd; By the key; D.. Pinokney, the
Rev. WIN. CHRISTIAN, of Washington, ID. C
and ELIZABETH MARSHALL MAKBUKY. OF
Prince Georges county, Md.
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BY TELEsaAra 10 rae sfaR.
,fRoMAesNrA ssocEArsp Or IN.
Tornado st Ithsc,

terdav. tS, n v, 4. Oct LAT sboutt .. m We.
severe tornado syr, WIS visited BY the most
r. y, D Lens mammoth circus tent ~ ,l c.nii.
ine bot happily no one wa. ..,,o ooTn TO
destsoyine I stSe sms ss,.et IN three pi.ess,
barns and out-houses OF Allen H.ren Ins
nail sontn OF the village, and The ba m. ~ ~
Van Buskirf, two OF three miles 49, ~ .on 1a
ON, nere vas also large Gre to the north
lars Rain Is sui falling here p-'"oo-
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Financial.
NRW YnI

NEW foRk,Oct. Stocks are lower and dull:
Chicago and Rock Island, 66K; Illinois Central
shares -; La Crosse and Mil. Az; Michigan So
S3ki New York Central, slk; Pa. Coal Co IS;
Pa Railroad an; Va. 6's e3k; Mo. 6's sax
Sterling Excange is II0aIIOk
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r, BALIIhokR, Oct. 2.-FIour Is dull and steady
Howard street and Ohio IS 50
wheat Is dull and unchanged; red 81 asaI 30.
white 81 .40dSl as w.
Corn Is steady; white sOaslc. yellow Sass
Provisions quiet and unc hanged
Ohio 23Lc ~ - ~HN
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The Match Race Decid~d

INV YORK, Oct 2-Slasber von the rxvo NIL,
meats match race over Don Juan on the Fa.hian
Course yesterday. The stakes were rs OB p~r
side. Time not given -
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COATS, PANTS. AND VKsrs.

1pfss oHts bdStHeSS ShttS.
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hail CIotIins
nounoss that their annual display OF Fall INp
WINIEs CLOTHING rs nov readI for Inspection,
comprising an assortment of Gentle MEMS and
Youths CIOthiAE of the newest and richest desien
IN maternal. trimming, and Workmanship.
. 10 those who study FL celIeDes. with economy. in
fashionable articles of dress an Opportunity rs now
offered for selecting from oae ofthe most attrac-
i've stocks Of Clothing In this CITY at very reduced
prices se22-lm
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By A. GREEN. AuctIopeer.

EXTENSlyE SALE OF A LARGE STOCK
IL OF FRFsI GRocERIEs, WINES, LIQUORs, TEAS,
TOBACCO, FIXTURES. &c, AUCTION. On
WEDNE> DAY. the 9Th of October, shall sell,
9,h Ia a. ~; at tne grocery SLOT onthe corner OF
and ex tensIve assortment Of fresh Family Grocer
les: Liquors, and Fixtures, comprising IN part
Coffee. Teas, Sugars, Candles, and Soap,
Chocolate, NJ ustard, Gloves, Spices,
Rlcs, starch, Nutmegs, M6cs and GINGER,
Moiasses, NInegs and Sirups,
Fine Tobacco, Cigars and STuh,
A large lot of superior Whisky,
BrRndles, X Jun and Spirits.
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines,
BrOons, Buckets, Tubs and Mats,
Ropes, hollow and willow Ware,
Stone Ware, Twines and Cottons,
80 sacks Ground Alum Salt,
1000 hne Washington Cigars,
Superior Platform and Counter Scales,
Sugar Mill. Tin and Wooden Measures.
Il rms: All sums under SIS cash over 425, a
credit OF and months, for moi es ali cases
be ats factOrlly endorsed. bearing interest.
sc sod A. GREEN, Auct.
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Later from the Nsrw.r.-

ST. Louis. Oct. I'd Salt Lake date. h.,.h
received Phe Mormons are reported a. - -
Derry, and the Indians on the route quiet The
news generally Is unimportant.
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NEW foRk, October 2.-The fonou,,,,,
lave a oeen gwen as additional psssengers bv iss
h MT Brockenthal, OF Mobile. ana :
and a young German, name unknov
BeiIeville, Illinois, with two sisters. whom hs
was bringing from Germany. A NC
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American Missionary A...c,.,,.,.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct The feren.o, .,
,i second DAYS session was msinly occupied in
~. . passsge OF strong snfi-slsvery resolution.
noon ~ mated discussions thereon In the after
W ho,e supper. In the evening sftsr "A res.
Issoy,t nes. Messrs. Fee, Worth, and ofhers. m
., 500 lslloa adjourned stn. dis. The old Rs.,a
- were elected for the ensuing wear
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

u Though me STAR, Il printed on the
fssfest steam press In .nse sssth Of Baiti.
nsre, Its edition is - large as 70 ressire 10
70 se Pat - press NJ an early hour, Advef-
usenents, therefore, shonld be sent IN BY ~
'eleek, m; otherwise they may NO. appear
unssi the next day. 4..rs-..
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Mortality Of Savannah

sAyaSs.H, Sept. 3.-The number of inter
ments In this city YESTERDAY was seven Nons =,
the deaths were from yellow fever
SAVANNAH, Oct. THE number of deaths 70
Ported here to-day was twelve Of which .eve,
were caused by the yellow fever
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By A; GkEEN. Auetlopeer:

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE BROWNS
HOTEL, AT AUCrIoN:-On THURSDAY, the eth
day IL OCTOBER, shall SELL In front OF the premises.
at o clock me- l. at very valuable property stu
ated on Pennsylvania avenue next door west of the
store of the Messrs. Parker Co, and CPD oste
Browns Hotel. fronting abOui n feet on the avenue
with depth of 50 feet TO north street. improved
b1 q large and cOmmodIous Brick Store. Warehouse
and Dwelling. The warehouse connects with the
store and fronts on street. The Ot contains 300
square feet of ground. The improvements good.
well built. and IN good repair. Persons wishing to
purchase handsome property on the Avenue will do
wei TO attend the sale.
Terms of sale: Oce third cash balance IN three
equal payments OF one, two. and three years. the
purchaser to give notes for the deferred PAYMENTS
bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given
aud deed of trust taken.
Title lids putable.
Possession will be given IN n reasonable time,
which will be stated st the sale.
Sc sd A. GREEN. Auct
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsEMTs.

FOR RENT-one first class, new, three story
u BRICK HOUSE, on West street. contaIn ng
" rooms, with bathroom and fixtures. and gas
throughout the house. To good tenant the rent
moderate Apply to II. l.. OFFUIT, No. 80 High
street, u orgetovn, ID. e. ocl-2v'
n OSP-Op Prospect street, near the corner Of
Ia Fredenek. plain GOLD BRACELET. The
Under will receive the thanks and reward by lesv
ing It at the su,scriber's house. No. 80 PTospeot
ST Get, Georgetown. ID. G.
&c s-St HENRY BARRON,
IRON BOSTON.-fns regular packet schooner
Il SearsvIlle Capt, Berry, has arrived. and "a
Is now dlscbaIlng her freight. Apply TO ~
HARTLEY a BRO, ia
sess-4t % and lOl Water at. Ge0-gslovn.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
The subscriber takes this method of informing hIs
Old customers and the pubic that he has moved his
retail business from hts tannery on Olive street. 10
No. las, opposite the Mayors Once, where q Tall
supply Of nome and foreign manufactured Leather
will be kept. -
Sc . I'm JOHN r.. COA.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT-On Bride street,
- lear the Farmers aud Mechanics Bnnk.
Brick SiaIle aid Carnage House for Rent-In
complete order. Entrance from Jefferson street.
near Br dee street
For SaIe-fire proof Safe. small size, on wheels
has been tut little used In perfect order; with
two brass keys. Also. show Case, sevt raj Store
seats, q large Counting Room Desk, with hook
Rack, Drawers, &o. Also. Anthracite Coal
Stove, near and convenient for store or once.
Apply TO SAMUEL MCKINNEY, la Dpnt arton
street. se2-u
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AUCTION SALES.
n See Ffrn Page for otllr 4retion Safe,

=
n SEE Ffrsf Page for otl<r Apetion isafss.
By WALL Il BARNARD, AuotIoueer,.
SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIRS, L.
Mo- uSSHsi &C., AT ArcIIos.-On Tuk EBAY
OsSNiNG. October s. at ~ O'Clock in front or our
Fs@iiyp t Ssooms We vii sell large stock Of PRIME
q Serrel, SS, e1;aned y and 6ranulssed Sugars,
6nnSvsH.. vtSsn aod Black Teas. - .iz
Brown. csst,1an ., ne Candles and Starch z-
ssss S x:sIT%ss!l r;s sdI
Is dr. una and box es OF 3 $50 ar .a ..... - I
Is BOXES Jacobs cstaybs brandy. 80 -.
I Mhi.s;s Bourbon Old Rye, and Monous,h.l.
5eIghth, Sssk. Brandy.
~ cases Brandy and Whisky -
~ boxes Chewing robacco ~ 500 f. ~. %
5n.eae Cigars, different bfatds
90 dozen tumblers, - : .fH ...,..,
With arye ysnsty of other Goods m the @ ,o..-,
line. al Of which Will be sold without reservsv
Terms: All sums under $50 cash; over thsf 800, m
oredf OF 80 and % days, for notes iactor,lY en-
sea.ts WALL q BARNARD, Auots.
WILL BE ADDED
~ barrels Vinegar. and cask PORT Wine 4
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This Yensw Fever NJ N.v o,,.
Baltimore Market..

Nkw ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-The deaths from
yellow fever yesterday Were So
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800 " LO-LnOhhOW MOhNING.
7, BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotloneer,.
BOks, STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS,
s sIV9xRs' iHetsl: ~ viii sci, on sATGkfDAY
.ns every evening until al sold TSe stock con-
xmsr,ns aiss ana varied catalogue Of English and
tn,a suthors IN various branches Of Iers
Also Lsrge stock Of Fancy Papers, Portfolios.
cutlery, Portemonnaes, &c. :
Also, Watches and Jevelry
,0oid, silver and Plated Chains Iso ckats Rrs.s,
:, Esr,rinss with Garnet. Mosaic. Pearl, Cameo and
With other goods not here mentioned
oc ID WALL & BARNARD. Auct,.
Farm In Prince George county Md. Gnown as
Mount Pleasant, (of about sz1s acres miles from
JOINS the lands Of H. G. Thorn and others has good
hne chaId Of AL kinds Of fruit and is well wstered
viii sn Ss asrsd In ssasanteed At the same time
made tDoWe ON ei tss dsx &c. on the place Terms
sc q :dtoctt I0HN $. E. THORN.
-ByA: GREEN, Auotioneer.
HoGsEhokD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
Mt, .sn October. stall sell at the residences OF
s,de Of stb qsS declining No a esst
O'Clock, an Excelent Assortment OF ufnIture.
Handsome Walnut Plush Covered Psrior Set.
LOUNGE, Mahogany. Dressing and other Bureaus,
alnut Extension, Dining aud other Tables
Cottage and other Bedsteads,
Cane ard other Chairs,
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware, and Knives and
Velvet and other Carpets,
Passage Oilcoth and Mating,
Fine Parlor Grate,
Cooking and otner stoves and FIreboards
And good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Also a lot OF Coal and Wood,
win many other articles, which we deem unneces-
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50 n credit of so
Ing interest. a'
Sc sd A. GREEN. Auet.
By &C MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctlopeers
EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HoLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC Al CTION-On MON
pay MORNING, October 4th, at 10 o'c,nck AT
tne residences OF NJ rs. Eliza Lake, IN Pennsylvana
avenue, between I'd and Sd sts., shall sell all the
inree ah0gdny and Walnut French Sofas,
Mahogang Rockers, Arm and Psrlor Chairs
wa nut and Mahogany Centre and Side Tables,
Gilt Frame Mirrors,
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs.
keyolvlng, Once and Library Chairs,
Extension Dinhng Tables. Hat Rack.
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, w aTdrobes.
Beosteads, Mattresses, BO sters and Pillows
Weshstands, Toilet Sets, Looking g lasses
comfort Blankets, Quilts,
Damask Curtains, w IndOw Shades,
parlnr and Chamber Carpets, Oilcloth,
Cooking Q other Stoves.
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites. -
Terms S25 and under cash: over that sum a ore
dit OF and months, for notes Enthusiastically
endorsed, bearing interest.
se y y 9. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNIN3

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THE LADIES are all In a futter VIVA, sh.uI
wear What Il the mode, Is the privers,I :,
quiry. William, opposite Centre market. il in
the receipt of the latest intrIigene. on this su,
Jeet- He has models Of all the Fall styIe,. and
Is ready TO respond TO all Inquiries
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lr Is ASKED, thousand times a day, Who Is
the best so aud So Where is the best place to buy
snen and such thing. AS a general answer to
all such inquiries we would refer eyerybodv 70
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