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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
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Ma Lpuun Observing au article boz ,ou-
iast wetLa paper under ,ne head OF .Ys.i1v
Fever and Homeopathy" strengthens o.,
confidence Boo public credulity iufnite, 4, aud
90 lrst glance reminded me- Of striking CO.
incidence ihat occurred viz Us last ,eiHic.. :
send you Hn extract Of fetter sfDposrd 60 b.
written h' 4aaaei 81 eIf l''a~r tI1tt he
,ru,l % his brother iu Goshen Gort
we are ENJOYING fine time hers with
Cholera ; nave wslrhrd aud nurscl slr.
nciFh'on ief eighty nine successive asys aua
uiFhi1, and au sh0Atig iltigued
- -ffeu~r' ~ fftr uUfv treatment TlsI has
succeeded aal 90 !-r--- lees been auccrssG
No Single exception. Under
sAiliui and scientific treatment nearly al
nave diru.
nv 7'7-'r Say VIZ please copy aud 0IIgs
suffering humanity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
LOCAL AND STATE.


~ Trunks Buffalo Robes Ar-n1uUiHg q
Aldurl Feaoham Araaemt--l. ~. Ih0mp
41l. OIla- Auetol a4.a-L Gibson SEES
boahs-I a. Howard. COLLECTOR Au.lrt
-I CLARK, AiWays l,aady, huuah o.,
Thanksgiving. Hnd Whistle in thr Pudding
"A. Al Cook. Wo0d--E Jcwrtt Com
cert o. Eaaaump6il Cosmopolitan Ar A.
ISOLATION. arm ior hals--A smith Brown
bronchial Irorhes, alterations. and other
Legal AqtlFea
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81 JuuNsrvEY AcAuBY-J. L.. Colby.
Pr.ncipa.-lhe Fall term closed Friday las,
with a.pubjie examination, and on exercise ir
defamation and reading Of competitions 10
tne afternoon. il was the rcmarl, Of man,
who have taken a deep interest IN tins school
tor wars, that thr Glowing exercises Of thu
fall term orls5S were a. full uf interest and
showed a. great proficiency iu The pupils. a,
have ANY since the school was founded.
Certain IL is, there has never before beer q
ueil,r board or instruction il iliz schnll
and 30 j. one THAI will compare la,orabiy with
that OF any schou. IN the country. On FRI
dav evening, hc@cnolars with their teacher,
met az The Academy for d farewell so-i4blr
rgryious % RETURNING ~ gii=E sHFFFET FFETFFes
Do was a. time long 10 be remembered b.,
some who will never enjoy a similar occasion
here, az well ns by many who We hope g. see
here in terms 10 come. We learn from
very ueal catalogue, which we have before as,
that the numbcr OF scholars the pas, wear
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The NexiCongresa.

The next House OF Representative vii,
have 30 Misunderstanding X ansas and Ore
ron out OF Tie question. 10 will thus require
no for moJoriry. IN the elections which
have already taken place TIE following dir
crcnccs arc disclosed los comparison OF Inc
present and the nCNl delegations making
no distinction among the nominal democrats
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

ezhlHls Ho urihsr s.rHs of iifa since tHa iaH
EpasI,aaia eaari---,--IIlu lal.a tuur ar.
aaYiura Of Hu engagement 0u tHe island o..
6oru Do which tirsl thousand rebels Ffrs
driven out Of uH cufrcHcaea position r..la
iuss Of one Thousand, the Brllal losa vas
nHlur
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nus giving an opposition majority OF - -
ne opposition gains in Connecticut and
MnneSuia will probably be balanced .bv those
iaF the Administration IA the South. We
nave presented separate tables, in order 20
show that the anti Lccomp,on Democrats
viii hold the bsihnco Of power in the nczt
House.- BoStos journal.
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Celia Wsash-Y.

On Monday morning the 9th Of Noyem-
ben, the mercury fell 90 three degrees below
rero, There 10 hardly snow enough yet for
good tleiEhing, though MANY are taking adj
vantage Of what iitIis there "a and sleigh
bella have jinFlod in our streets ior several
duyt past
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AseiasHt

boy Of seven years, son u hr. Lafayette
Buck, Of Barton, wHs badly aoalded on Sat
uraay last. hJiupsetling dish Of hot water
upon his mead and neck. We learn, howe'-
Or, that he il in fair way % recover.
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Then. ~ % i''s.s ise'.i 81 t1it JrTT7' r'sE
tcg, !, begins on Tuesday neat
FIorLE's ACApEMY.-A. j. blanchard.
'rncipal-1his Academy is situated at Nor
risvilie in lnmo;llc county, and appears to
bc ia a fourishipp condition. The number
Of aehoLar. the last wear has been.
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Tn AUTuCRAr OF TIE BREAKFAsT TAuLE
is received and we predict foFe it place on
many centre table The illustrations are
highly characteristic. The Venerable face of
.'the Cd -ccnlembn opposite" the Deacon
contemplating the ground plan Of "the one
horse shay" and the dear, womanly-looking
schoolmistress. whose sweet face at once
suggests to, the observer, tho Tong path art
all here Howard has the bool, for sale
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

~ "Aiy boy my boy you do very wrong
io-hsh on sunday" at can't be no harm
slr-l nrn,t rntched nothiu.
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The Nows--PorsonaI and Political.


~. ','',''''ls .'.''.o'' 's''''' "'' "'''
'.' '''''' s'','''''t w. ~ : P,'''.'''
80 ~ 80, '''.'', ~ ,.'..
u.,.,,;- ,I,..
oftbe republican state ticket. KeturrH IRON.
AN tbe co,,t,e. il, tb, state hint three f,g, ,,,
r a. falowa republican llS.gO5, dcmocrat5.
InO.55Ii republican plurality 6.l3I tn,
administration vote being only 1926. the re-
pubucau majority over oil is now 4.soo the
rcuruf yct o. come iu viii probably incrcase
r b. Co. 1000. The republicans have Threw. 8
majority Of votes both for congress and Use
legislature. ard Mr.. Douglas vii! Dee rr-el"ct..
10y i'A'o" @. 'h' "N'4""' 'Pp'f"on"e','
f''a't7 y nv oNi F"5is' "'a ~ ti'f's'''7'' e
'n' VIII o' inc people
Kansas is goinr'to have st.l, smother Gov
error % the person o. tine lion. sam. Media
~ Ex-Governor OF Minnesota.
Hon Josiah Quincy, Senior was Knocked
down aud run over by a. carriage IN Boston
last week lie" was not seriously injured
bu, was out rgain iu day or two. Pretty
smart Tor man q H6 years
l.onRfcliow and Willis, the poets, are both
natives OF PORTLAND and were both born in
the same year WITHIN one month OF eae"
other
John II. George IS nominated Tor Congress
10y the "unterrihed Of Concord y. II.
Frederick Warren, city marshal OF Worces-
ter, Mass, wa accidentally sho; by a friend
.who was handling revolver in his presence
last week Oh " cdnesday. and died on Satur-
day morning Ar.N0rreu was one OF the
best detective officers in Massachusetts.
J.. y. Lincoln. the present mayor of Dos
ton, has been re- nominated.
Henry Reed. n night clerk in the New
York most Office. hqs been drtaoted lac s,cnt
Tloolbrool, in the act Of purloining letters
from the mail. lie eoniesscS to robhcrcs
heretofore.
Policeman Cairnc. shot q rov,d, IN Ne,s
York OF "Wednesday, killing him. Tho man
l,uuei,cd the policeman down, and tried t.
cscols, but was brought down as above sta
ted.
James Rodgers, the boy murderer, was
executed ut New Yuri, last Friday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

GuDEY's LADY's BooK.-The December
l.aHtl,eg IL received il hes st,- steel t,iatt--
this month-the rich tumiiy's Christmas and
the poor family's Christmns. Only 81 year.
Published by l. a. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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Chr caIrUuHtan.


HN C. n. slONI s. GO.
81. Johnsbury, Nov. 20, 1865
Or Do v,iI bc u,r aim Of tur conductor, Of lH.
CALtporIAr Co gI'r tnr New. iD au attractive
fern and 90 De- season o. make au interesting
and cIc'atHF FANNY i1urusl. Co l..russ pul.i.
inaiu viii independence, aua v,aeltv HuI q.
reflect tAc gomwou Sow luglaud sentiment rgsips'
tnr great Wrong of Slavery.
tuHHrarusu. .--W e. soliell tuiUflfIfr. son..
a'm'isefoiss hom OIL. paits 81 tuc country urpa
msttcrs 81 interest o. Items Of Ne,ss IN pa.
uruiuf. uiu boz tusubiull1 received
3. NJ. PLTTENGILI. a co.'s
ApNLNTIsIEG AGLHCA.
llH Nassau ST., n. y. s. 10 State 81. boston
~ g. 81 PETTINGlII a co.. me- the agent.
lor The talcduu,au, aud the most ,nhurui.a. and
largest circulating Newspaper 900 thp United
Statcs aud Canada lhet arc authorized Go Goa.
tract for us of our iDtrr0 r1frs.
~ MILES. lsurrrt.of g. Y. J. Palmer
Newspaper Advertising Agent, NO. Scotia, r
bedding Court street boston iH authrusra Co.
receive advertisements ior this paper Ht the same
fatrttt required b., ut.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

INC nIaIta vet % eieCt uTt AlaUama, CON
nectcut, Georgia. kentucll. I.olisana. MARY
land. Minnesota, Mississippi. New liamp-
SHIRE, North Carolina Rhode Island. Tonnes-
see, Texas and Virginia, which elect eighty
Tour members. The best classification VIC
can make OF these Is, Administration IS, or
position H.. Allowing, then. the mcmnrrs
still 10 be chosen TO toe like the present, the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

Public Bihs Misunderstanding an addition.
. al appropriation iur the statue OF IlthauAucu
To committee on ways q mrans. lucorp0rai
ing tie Windhanrt'ouniy Distiilcry Company
Ia committee OH manufactures.
Encouraging the manufacture Of maple su
gar 70 committee on agriculture.
The bili relating 10 citcusus was again con.
sidcrcd
Mr. Abbott Of Barnet demanded the PIE. &.
Gus question, but The House refused TO second
the ucmaul--nyes 90. NAYS ia.
Nj Bell opposed the bill. Ills recollection
WAS that during the wear that circuses were
admitted, they were very frequent in the
larger towns, and rarely in any other; he be.
licred that % majority of the people were op-
posed to anything OF this kind.
Mr. Cooper had but lit,lc interest in this
natter. lie lived up IN the north cast part
uf the state, whcre circuses did not come but
ne chH!d. 70 into Neny Hampshire 90 witness
th0m. aud he saw no reason why they should
.p q,sahibited Tinul The Stnte
Mr.. Ayera az Jamaica opposed the bill on
the Enonur That such gatherings were pruduc-
tive of immortality
Mr. Randall uf lloXbury replied that no
mare ihi.nornlity attended these gatherings
tA.l those iot Other purposes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

BTlua AcADrMY.--J. S. spaulding. -prin.
cipaI-Jhc number Of scholars in this popular
school for the Accidental year have been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

NrwuvBY SEMINARY.-Rev. L. L. King.
Principal-This old and hourishing school
closed its fall term last week on Wednesday.
The number Of scholars the past ySAafr has
be en-
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hut IN thc table of those already chosen
We nave Yu' the 0uti-Lccnmptou Democrats
under the Administration mead but 81 We
transfer 10 the opposition such Of them
tHunlphed over regularly nominated AG,p,p-
isirution candidates.. the acrdlst viii present
a differ encc OF Is. as follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

ORLEANS Liberal INSTITUTE A. Par
ker. Prineipal-Thie school is located, at
Glover and the scholars the past year sum
up as follows:
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TIL NIIl4GE liiAchsMIT1i.--Tbis is a pie
ture Of J. j Herring the great animal paint
y, to be awarded this year TO oil subscribers
TO the Cosmopolitan Art Associations. Il Is
engraved on steei-30 by IS inches-and is
really fine picture. 1t represents smith
in the act Of shooting horse, and while en-
gagged in taking of shoe and just as hi,
pincers are fairly hold he hears tt foot,tcp.
and turning up his face, he beholds his wife
enter the room with dinner basket on her
arm. a h21Sd is in the foreground watch
ing Operations OF the smith upon the
horse and the forge, anvil, sledge, Ae... arc
all perfect. 1t is called behring's muster
piece. II. Hastings OF this place is agent for
the Association, and this engraving can be
seen. or any information can be obtained Of
him at the passumpsic Railroad office.
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hil passed lin amendment of chap. n
G. % entitled salaries auI lses. lraisiuF Judge.
'ni lhf supreme Court salaries l1 s2uuD pass
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Legiaiaturo Of Vermont.
WEDNESDAY, Soy Do
EENAIL

House HiIis i1 incorporate thr w. Hlmn
rInihr Society nul lht burlington LuTuol
lauI were uTAprrl tp De-.
fuhir bi..s introduced aul referred o.
COMMITTEE au printing ME Ltfrts. rr-
Eating Ip slavery HHG iHf ah4ltafs trrlfuas
in lnit nlHtu, lmakiug hatclniaup % The
State leioHy, puu,snahlf by hoe and imprifoH-
I.-IlL4---L Ma NllHrl. ilT fbr rTfCinn nf
watering truugns upon ihr highway trequiT-
InE the seirctWru Of IS town go c.iusr b. boz
rrrrtri up0H aL public HiFhWayt, wlternF
trH4pus or DUrIu.. U.ihlp on iraff Eve ui.rs
Of fHrU nfnrTJ
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Nov PubIicuuons.

Tn Arr JurI,yAl-The Cosmopolitan
Az, journal for Dctcmber s o 'upuIb ag.it
Tine .t,, plates iu tpis number are "Cieupb.
ira applying the asp aud "ihc first ra,r oI
Doots both from original paintings 20 b.
awarded as premiums ;hr h'Et Of January
next 10 subscriber. 60. the Art association
This lytcr picture represents bo' OF thr,.
or four years Of age, in bis fret pair Of boot,
struttidg around IN. pnrl5r with both hands
10 his trousers pockets, whif his mother siis
10y, with the old shoe in her hand. and looks
ON with no small degree Of pride aud aati--
faction at ~-traIT5upss her darling boy
This Journal is also freghled with niscsl-
iany and poetry of the moot readable kind .
but a. is name indicates, it is mostly doyot
ed to the advancement OF art an our country.
Il Is a quarterly, aud IL furnished at two
dollars per unuum or three dollars will pro
cure This journal Snd copy or The "vi1lsgc
Blacksmith, one OF IGcmnG's best paintings,
a notice OF which may be found in another
place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

'iHN' tH' 'l'NlINN returns AANt nsGil
countce. views ig scarce. Ono OF the results
of the election IN this state s'trgynieli,r g.
tItrrit Smith. thr man VINO hat 10 roto bed
90 nine O'Clock, and 50 could not vote against
the Nebraska bill got 5O33 votes Cor Govern
or, He may put ON hi. uight-cup and retire
for @ longer nap than be- mas Nct taken-
Truly, the North rs becoming practical, and
don, vote for Missionaries ].
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Monday Nor sThe court met at the usual hour, all
the judges being present,
The Of Richard W Meade, administrator Of Rich
ard w Meade deceased was taken up and Mr. BnADtEf
resumed his argument In behalf Of the claimant He
conended that the United States government by its &C
ers in support of his claims into the hands of the
Spanish government, and that this government we're
therefore hound in Justice and honesty to sec
that he obtained payment and when treaty was made,
by virtue Of which, and in consideration of the cesson of
the FIodas to the United States the Spanish govern
released from all the claims of American citi
against her it clear that by this act the United
States assumed the position of CREDITOR and are bound to
render Mr. Meade full satisfaction for all his claims
against SPAIN the justice of which acknowledged by
that government and which he was precluded from re-
alizing in consequence OF that treaty. When Mr.. Ii.
concluded his argument, the court adjourned
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AUCTION SALES.


Bs JAS. G. McGUiN~ az n ,,rpv,rrc J, ~
FURNITURE AND HOUSEh.- - he An =, = 10
IL ruBIlc SAIks--on Friday morning. NoyemDs inr NJ,
ocosk al the residence Of gontenan declining hoaseke. III
sos First between North and streets, ai
TIE lnrninre aud effects Comprising
Mahogany hair sptng seat s0..s
Rocker and parlor elIairs
Mahogany dining cafii and breakfast tfhhs
Carpets, oil cloth and mating
IOunges, cana seat chairs, rockers
Htho gauy SEQ e,aTy and bookcases
Headsteais, bureaus and washstands
Feather beds, b0stfssj -anf pillows
Hair and husk msttresser
Blankets, comforts, spreads
Window curtains shades
and wood chairs, seitees
China, glass, and crocliery
Cooking alright, aud Franklin
Tgehei with ecre household kitchen
quistcs
s2s and under cash. over ta credit 90 and 90
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
JAS G. MCGUIRE & CO..
Nov Id Anctoneerss
The above sale ia postponed in consequence of the
until Wednesday morning November TO- hour and Place
JAS. c. MCGUIRE co.,
Nov I'D Auciioncer.
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DIED.,

sunday afternoon the inst Ak O'Clock, JOHN c. SMITH
PARKER, youngest OF THoxis and CARoJSK iAgKEa.
win place the residence Of his father Sixth
street. ucsay) morning II O'Clock The friends Of the
family invited TO attend.
In this city on instant KURIz, OF
ELIZABETH Krgrz, aged 80 years.
funeral will take this afternoon az O'Clock
October 3oh Mrs JULIA ANN BEDoN cousor BEnoS
Columbia She the granddaughter of Gen. Dayie OF
revolutionary memory and the only child of DER DAVE of
Chester district
the 9TH instant In this city, JANE ANNE daughter Of SAMUEL
aged ~ and months formerly Of England She died
Ia ht hope q bits fI Immortality.
[Stsr copy
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HNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Ions IN pRiNT1NG OFFICE SQUARE ''en Thursday
December I'd O'clock Tie promises by virtue decd
IL, 1857 duly recorded Iiber s.
1874 os or se Of the ani records for Washington
a. subdivision square fronting
street North Capitol
west; running inches 10 alley Each
ing 201 square feet Title perfect.
Terms One fourth Cash. the residue in and three years
with interest, secured by deed in trust the premises.
TlioS J. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS C. MCGUIRE & CO.,
I'D Auctipneers.
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ByI. G. McGuIRE Z CO.. Auction,

merry VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
Second Ward pablo sale 0n "Wednesday afternoon, No
yembcr TO- AZ O'Clock the premises shall sell subdivision
Caleb Csng subdivision of original lots Nos 2and
fronting Fl feet inches li
running back 30 feet TO alley and containing 1904
an alley.
Title perfect
Terms fourth cash the residue six, twelve eighteen
months with rest secured By dee IN the premises
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO,
Nov I'D Anctionccfsa
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BY JAS. O. MCGUIRE a Co., Auctioneers.

EHANCERG SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ Lot near tho Railroad DepotBy vire
cult Court Of The District Of Columbia county
1858 IN ohanccry the snsebcr will sell at public sale wedne
day, tbs 10th day November 1853 at AZ o'clock, the
premises two parts of Lot No o. No $50 the whole
ns y feet III inches on New Jersey and 80 feet
north, and containing 5255 square feet &
The above well known that which the hotel
the late John 10y, tbs railroad depot located
able business rcaivn.
Terms sale prescribed by said decree onehd cash and
the balance In twelve and egtocn months with
the snc by tho be
approved by tho Upon the full
and interest the trustee viii convoy the property
chaser In foo simple.
the terms Of sale not complied with
sale the property will be resod thu r
and expense OF the purchaser
An conveyancs At the expense OF The purchaser.
CHARLES :, WAiAAtH Tru,,cs.
JAS. MCGUIRE Co,
oct l6-3tswSds Auctlonee,s
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By ]. G. Meg UIRE & co, Auctioneers.

ISXECUTORS' SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE,
ware public auction Thursday morning
H. the establishment Of tho late f. H. Pendlcton
adjoining the United HOTEL su sell the
comprising
Rosewood French sofa parlor chairs
Mafbctop centre, sofa and side tables
Rosewood secretary and book case wlatnots
Three large French plate niahel mirrors
Elegant rosewood marble-top mirror front beaulet
Eighteen solid oak leather covered dining chairs
Rosewood nrnrbctop dressing table
Paintings and engrayngs, sets of girandoes
Damask and lace curtains, corEico +
Velvet Bsscs and ingram carpets oil cloth and Drug
gets
Large walnut deboaris elegantly carved bas-rclicf
Solid mahogany extension dining table, Is feet long
Eighteen solid mahogany amcars with hair cushioned seats
About 700 solid silver walters Gobe pitchers
tubs, ladies, knives, forks sl'oonR &c
Heavily plated waters OF Various pitchers covered dishes
champagne coolers, eastore, boats,
French china dinncr, dessert and tca-ware
decaners, finger bowls gobe wines and tumbes
Large Chinese punch bowl, Bohemian glassware
Choice lot OF liquors and cigars
Damask towels napkins, table cloths
Marble top dressing bureaus and washsauds
Walnut Ezabhan bcaiead with superior spring Mattresses
Enamolnd cottage sets, louDg
Very superior feather beds, holsters md pillows
Fine cirlcd hair and hnsk mattresses .sH N.u.
Supsrior bankcs comforts, and Mlrseiles quilts
Handsome French china and granite toilet sets
Together with large assortment Of kitchen requisites
TERMS $40 and under cash. that credit OF co and
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing interest
II, u. TYLER,
rIEHIPP pENDIEToN
Executors.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & co.
Nov 2--d Aucionecrs.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

Il lots IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday after
noon, December I'd O'Clock premises, by
dated May y 1851 aud duly recorded in ibcr A.
1885, oios 203 the land records for Washington county
shall sell 80 the subdivision square
90 feet inches
streets, running back 100 feel inches alley
and containing each 3,0i6 square foet. Title perfect
Terms fourth cash bal aud three years with
interest secured NY deed Of trusi on the premises
TliOS. j. FISHER, Trustnc.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Noy I'D Auclioncers.
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ny Jas. Q. McGUIRE . co /, Auclionee rs.

INHREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUB
lie SALE Thursday afternoon, llth - O'Clock the
auction rooms, shall sell, without reserve
Iare square No. 55l fronting 80 feet inches north
street. 20o feet inches New Jersey avenue and los feet inches
ON Third street west
Lot No IN No AS fronting 90 feet inches on Fh street
west between and north back 30 feet AZ inches
Lou No 10 square slI fronting 60 feet inch Tenth
between Capitol and Massachusetts running
back ll5 feet l0Is inches.
Terms 0nethd cash; the residue in and ~ months, with
interest secured by decd in
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & co,
Nov I'D Aucrioneers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-09
AUCTION SALE.


BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE A. CO, Auctioneers
INXCEILENT AND NEARLY NEW FcRNl-
and Household Effects Public Saeon Thursday
nng November m AZ 10 O'Clock at House No 25 irnns
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel shall
OF q gentleman declining housekeeping comprising
chairs rockers parof cha
M~.s tables
httpei -ecrolary aud whaiuoi
Gli-irame French ~ - -
Alahastcr vases, ldcnron
fancy chairs tables ipotrtocis a ex,,r.s
Dana and lace curtains oornice 49, ie,,h
folvgi three ply, and ingram carpets, o. 80
Mahogany French bedsteads
larhlc-tnp dressing bureaus Wristbands
Superior cGrled hair mattresses, toilet sets
8olstcrs pillows blankets and comforts
Mahogany and painted wartTobes
to;t1Ae belsteads, husS matrcEsn
Walnut writing desk, lourges
and wood.seat thsfs
Cooking, alright, and other stoves
Together general assortment kitchen requisites.
and under cash that credit Of 80 AMI 30
dsys satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing uicsest
JAS c. MCGUIRE a co,
oct 2g-d Assnoneers
pxrg-The above sale is nnayoidably postponed until
Tuesday November o,h, same hour aud place -
Noy cd Auctoneers.