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"Hte Cloud City Company
VS.. ) Attachment.
H. NuckOlls & Co.
{ IN this day came the plaintiffs, White Cloud
" City Company, BY V. D. Markham, their
attorney, and filed an affidavit, stating that the
defendants, II. NuckOlls & Co., (other defend
ant or defendants not known to him. could not
&c served with process in this Territory; it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk in vacation, that
the defendants be notified, by publication being
made in the White Cloud Chief, n newspaper
published in the City of White Cloud, Terrific
" and County aforesaid, for six successive
weeks, Of the tendency of this suit, the object
o. which is to obtain Judgment for the sum of
0ne Hundred and Thirty Eight Dollars and
Seventy.Five Gents, (SI3S.75,) with interest
nom the 4th day Of January, A. D. 1858, it
helns the amount of a certain promissory note
gwen by the defendants, and in favor of the
plaintiffs, bearing date 4th of July, A. D. 1857,
ana That their property has been attached to
pay the saidSum; and that unless they plead,
answer or demur to the plaintiffs petition filed
IN this cause, within the time prescribed by
law Judgment will be rendered against them,
@aI their property sold to pay the same.
witness, Jas. r. Whitehead, Clerk, with the
sea- OF said Court affixed, at my Office, in Troy,
MS 18th day of May, A. D. 1859.
JAS. r. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
By SAM'L D. BENIGHT, D. c.
June 9, lS59-6w
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rs. , Attachment.
th's day came the plaintiffs, the White
.. Cloud City Company, by v. D. Markham,
.I attorney, and filed an affidavit, stating
s--I me defendant, Isaac Thomas, could not be
i've, ,s with process in this Territory; it is
therefore ordered by the Clerk in vacation, that
rae defendant be notified, by publication being
Ilye IN the White ClOnd Chief, a newspaper
Crlousned in the City of White Cloud, in the
G;Oun'y and Territory aforesaid, for six sucees-
go oise weeks, Of the tendency of this suit, the
s go o. which is to obtain Judgment for the
~. IN oi SIX Hundred Dollars, $500, With inte-
n, ION On The samo from the 4th day Of July, A.
l0'o' 1t being the amount of a certain prom
81 u! note given by the defendant, and in favor
IN que plaintiffs, &c, and that his property has
Urio a attached to pay the said sum; and that
re-. ne plead, answer or demur to the plain
La petition, within the time prescribed by
,ns ~ Judgment viii be rendered against him,
w Is property sold to pay the same.
mHness, Jas. r. Whitehead, Clerk of said
e. tut With the seal thereof affixed, at my Of
"a , e9o town Of Troy, this 2Sth day Of May,
JAS. R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk.
June 8, ls59-6w.
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Old King COal!''

BLACKSMITH and others in want OF
ID Coal, can have it for ten cents per bushel,
by calling at the mine, four miles west OF W hite
Cloud, and making known their wishes to Mr.
Roberts. living at the bank, or to Messrs. Rusk
and Mooney, who are engaged in mining.
april 81, 59-tf. r. P. MOORE, Agent.
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gRAGG,s ARCTfC LINIMENT.

1NHIS incompatible iniment, upon which the
Il great mass Of the afflicted of all lands now
rely for relief from the pangs of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Erysipelas, Cancer, Serofuia,
Sprains, Barns, Scalds, and all eutaneOus disea
ses, is rapidly supsrseiing all similar prepare
Ii
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NOTICE OF ATTAcHMENT.

In the First District Court of Kansas
Territory, Sitting within aud for Dom
IPhan COunty-SeptemberT Term, A. ID,
1859.
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REFER To

CT. Jennings, White Cloud, Kansas
BIZ. Rufner & Co., I"
Peter, Frazer & Co., Oregon, Mo.
Iikens E-BOyd, ST. Joseph, No.
Lac. Greenwald, Cincinnati, o.
Howard & Hinchman. st. Louis, Mo.
Kingsland & Ferguson, "
may n. So &c.
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LUN BIR!!
Cheaper than Ever!
STEAM saw Mill
In Full Blast!

TNHE undersigned, proprietors of the White
l. Cloud Steam Saw Mill, take pleasure in
announcing to the public, that their mill is in
the very best order, aud they have commenced
operations for the season. They are prepared
to do saving of every kind and description, on
the shortest notice. They will saw on the
halves, or for msney, very cheap. They will
constantly keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER.
which they will sell little cheaper than can
be had anywhere else, for Cash, or to good men
on short time. They have also an excellent
Lath Mill, and are prepared at all times to fur
nish LATHS in any quantity, at low rates.
Give US a call, and satisfy yourselves that We
can do just what we Say.
WIN. MAUCK & SONS.
White Cloud, March IL, Is59-tE.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
IN The District Court Of the First Judi
Tiai District, Sitting within and for
DOnlphan County, Kansas Territory
10 september Term, A. ID. 1859.
White Cloud City Company
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Eo0s:lAIIkIEEksRfH

VTlHE undersigned have formed CO partner
L ship, under the firm Of
LIKENS x BOYD,
As General Land and Real Estate Agents,
ST. JOSEPH, MO-,
and will give prompt attention to all and every
branch Of business pertaining to Real Estate
Agencics-such as the Entry of Lands, in any
of the Northwest States and Territories,
either by Land Warrants or by Money.
We will also attend to the purchase and sale
ofimproyed Real Estate, Town Lots, &c.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT ANDSoLD.
Remittanees by Land Warrants, or exchange
on some one Of the principal cities, must accom-
pany all orders JOHN H.. LIKENS,
John w. BOYD
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White Cloud, June 9, lS59-lt.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NUTICE OF ATTACHMENTS.
In the First District Court in the First
Judicial District of Kansas Territory,
Sitting within and for DOniphan COun-
ty-TO September Term, A. ID. 1889.
White Cloud City Company
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MILLS! MILLSH
TiIIers and Farmers. Take Notice

TNHE undersigned, having made arrange
Il ments with the best houses IN St. LOUIS
Cincinnati and Chicago, is now prepared TO fur
n;sb an kinds of Steam Mills and Mill Machine
~ of the most approved plans, at the shortest
notice, and will furnish at as bw prices and on
As liberal terms a. any Agent or Foundry IN
the Western country. VIII also furnish Reap
ers, and Moving and Threshing Machines.
The undersigned, being practical Engineer
will set up and warrant all works furnished led oy
him. He can at all times be found at white
Cloud, Kansas, or Oregon, Mo. ,,
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QUNS regularly on the Missouri
II River, at the following rates.; , sss;:s3
For crossing team OF pair of horses or
mules, or ! yoke of cattle. and
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One Bottle Triumphant!

Mrs. Moffitt, No 3l5 Morgan street, 81. Louis,
having suffered for three years with Rheuma-
tism, and tried many preparations withoutehect,
was cured by one .ffty entbOttle of Arctic Lin
iment.
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An Explosion.

MENPms, Tenn, Nov. %, 1851.
l hereby certify, that having been badly
bruised and scalded by the explosion of Steam
Boiler, a friend induced me to try Brags's Arc
tic Liniment. The smart was instantly extrac-
ted from the scalds, and in a very short time,
all the pain was gone from the bruises. In two
weeks was we'll, and able to resume nv bust
ness. HENRY HAVERHILL,
Residence Jackson st.
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Asuap,rsr-Al large party Of isd,s. ana zen.

AsonrnfsR.-Al large party 81 ladies ana gen.
uemen, easily last evening, entered the spacious
residence OF our fellow-tswnsman, James W.
'arner, on Ninth street, accompanied by music,
carrying eatables, etc, with the view of having
a dance. feast, and a good time generally.
Alaough the Judge aud bis estimable wife were
evidently disconcerted at this unexpected inva-
SION, vet their hospitality did not forsake them;
ana the utmost cordiality welcomed their yisi,
ters and preferred them the free use of their
rpw.9, IS Inc completeness with which the
ansf was gotten up, and the good management
Win which u was conducted to the close, which
we understand, were for the most part due to
tne eIertions Of the inimitable Miss Lizzie ID f,
Northern Liberties, contributed largely to the
enjoyment Of the evening, and made the subject
OF general praise. -
WATCH RRruRNs.-Charles Calbert, colored.
carrying a concealed weapon; fine and costs
S2l Is; workhouse 90 days In default of payment.
cost SAILS. Thirty-one dodgers were provided
Tor In the cell. room, two Of them were residents
Of the District.
Tolls on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.
We understand that at a meeting of the Board of
Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, YES
terday, proposition to increase the toll on coal
twenty-five cents per ton, was voted down by
large majority.
BUILDING AND JoBBrNe CARPENTRY. the
advertisement Of Samuel Wise In another col
umn He has repeatedly executed Jobs on the
rily-and we have invariably found him moder
ate In his charges
THE MECHANICS LIEN LAW for the District of
Columbia, the substance Of which we published
the other day, has passed both boases of Con-
gress, been approved by the President. and is
now the law Of the District
THE ALEKANDRIANs are taking stems tn ce,e
brate the I'D inst, the Anniversary of Washing.
TONS birth day. meeting of the military fire
men, and citizens generally is to be held this
evening at the armory Of the Mount Vernon
engagements TO that end.
FOR FURTHER HEARING Yesterday after
noon, VIM. Palmer, colored, was arrested by OF
deer Ross for an assault and battery on Edward
rtzgeraid The case was laid before Jus tice
hearing.
AT meeting OF the Rough and Ready Club,
held on the I'd inst, the following officers were
elected President, Daniel Vemyer: Vice PresI-
dent, Thomas Honan; Secretary, Rein Offutt;
Treasurer, Jacob Hess.
THE PEARLS of the rassaic NAV bs as nursa,
nose o. foreign origin, but not the case with
sIs for & sim sold by Inprneped deal
dnn can oe teisd upon as genuine Is Charles Lon
uOn OOrQl6l
!, MAY be had In Washington of Ford Brother,
~. b. Clarke, II. Herman, J. B. Wilson, X. j. Ryon,
Hamliton Leach, and others. EDM'D g. CHARI Is
oenefal Agent, 40 Broadway, New York. 1t
LAMENrABLE SUTcIDEs.-We see thousands In
OUT streets dying by inches, coughing themselves
Basam OF Llyerwort and Hoarhound would auist
tne cough and cure the disease preying upon them
u may be found at all the druggists. fe 2-iw
WBDpISe CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices 50 cents per
Scht' ia Him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-04

DIR. BAILEY AND THE AUTHOR OF "UNcLE
TONS CABIN."-The Macacheeh Press, Re-
publican paper published in Ohio, comes down
upon the Beecher family, individually and col
lectively, for their selfshness; and in so doinp
states The following in relation TO Mrs H.
stoves last story, illustrative Of New England
life. now being published In the Atlantic
Monthly:
"This last work has history more illustrative
yet OF the Beechers' mean selhshness IL was
promised to Doctor Bailey, OF the National Era
Our readers will recOllect that the Era first gave
Uncle Tom its run Of popularity Since then,
and since the promise made by Mrs Harriet
Beecher, certains facts have come to her kuowI.
edge She Is well aware that Dr. Bailey is in a
state OF health so delicate-indeed precarious-
that fears are entertained to his power TO strug-
gle through the winter. She knows that he Is
called upon to contend with pecuniary embar-
EASEMENTS, caused by an attempt 10 publish a
odlly paper IN Washington, and increased by
the commercial distress of the last two wears
One would suppose that woman under such
circumstances, would have FASTENED with a fulI
heart to the relief of her fast friend and patron
Not so with Mrs Beecher Stowe. Sue very oui-
city drives d bargain with the Atlantic M onthIy,
and very coolly gives that journal what in ius.
tice she owes elsewhere
The WEATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
Jannary
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LOCAL INTELLiGENCR.

q fsE STAR PuslIsaxs ZEE LISTS OF
LETTERS s4ISISs N TEE WAsgIssrox CRY
Posi- OFFICE UNDER rHE PROVISIONS OF TIE
Law DIRECTING THEN TO BIZ FETsrED IN rHx
pzTsPAPER HAVIss Tas LARGEST CIRCULA-
fIoS vIrzTs THs DELIVERY OF IN. OFFICE.
lTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
po0sLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TEE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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hsPonf Of the Chief of fslise fcsptain God.
oafd) Tor the month Of January: .....-..


WASHINGTON CRY, February I, 1889
Dear Sir: In accordance with the fifth rule in
relation to the duties of the Chief Of Police, and
the 9TH rule prescribing the duties of the Captain
OF Auxiliary, have the honor respectfully 10
state that the police force under my command
are as usual visi.ant In the discharge Of their
respective duties, add the general peace of the
city rerIains good. The number of arrests made
by the police during the month Of january was
ass Their places OF nativity, as far as could be
ascertained, are-District Of Columbia on. ire
land, 81; Virginia, %; Maryland, Al; Pennsyi.
vania, 81 Germany, 2; Scotland, 4; NewsYork S:
England, 8; South America, I; France, /; Can.
ada, ; Louisiana, 1; Texas, l; Massachusetts, 2;
New Jersey, J; Maine, total 2S5 Males oas
females, "a Whites, l62; colored, 90. Stealing
20 committed to jail, %. The amount of iudss,
ments obtained for violations of Corpofatien
ordinances Is 81 ,s43 10. The amount OF mopey
collected during the month is 81, 263 81
Very respectfully, your ob't servr.
J. III. GODDARD, Chief of Police
To His Honor, the Mayor Of arlington Citv.
Returns o. the ssrsral Police Constabl,s for III,
gay OF WashiHgtoH made TO j. II Goddard.
Ch,g Of Police for said city, on tAs f,,i day
Of february, 1859.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Feb 4.-Flour il quiet and arm;
IS 75aS6 10.
Wheat is fam; southre white 81 90; western
ed Si.15.
Corn is frmi mixed is held at Sc; white sOc
fellow Sic.
Pork is arm; mess Sis 7asls 90; prime sIs 90
Lard IL firm at II Ssl2kc.
Whisky is firm al 29c -2Sc only offered
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Prompt settIem emit Of LIabllI,,...

MONTGOMERY, Feb. The Adams Rxpress
Company yesterday paid go ,OOO to the owners of
the money recently stolen While In their charge
The Company, as soon as they Were aware of the
robbery, immediately tran smitted tha amount
from the north e
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Baltimsre Markets.

BALrIxoRE, Feb. 4.-Flour IL arm; Howard
street and Ohio IS IS.
Wheat Is dull; white 81 .50aSi 90 for good 10
prince red 81 -3aasl IS for fair TO good. Corn is
nrm and Unchanged white 73a7Sc. for prime;
yellow 74a76c
Provisions are frm, but better; mess pork
sie5Oaslsi prime sl4 Beef, siOasii for No. I;
mess Sl4. Lard Is arm at l2kc.
Whisky Is firm al 2Skc
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Frem Kansas.

LKAvKNwoRTH, Feb. 3.-Csptain Brown, the
outlaw, has escaped from Kansas, and a party
have gone In pursuit Of him into Nebraska
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The Races.

ChARLFsroN, =. Feb First Race mile
meats. Colt race for the HutchesOn stakes Soc b,
came 10 hrst In two strais ht heats Planet second
a' S nalaen tnlfd Time-lt6k; 1Ek.
second Race-fOur mile heats Tar River
came In hrst 10 two straigh; heats, and Charley
Ball second. Time SO; 7S5.
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue OF . vnt II
Vl heri fsons issued from the Clerks once Of the
county of Washington, and 70 me dire cited, I will
expose to public sale. for CASH, IN front OF the
the 29d day of February next, 1853, u 'cock m
the following described Property, to wit: All
part of Lots Nos and 3, IN Square No. SIS berin.
nj at point ofllns on Sd street west II feet north
the line OF sad street q feet thence east on Ilpe
At angles 10 sald street 90 feet TO public sey
IN SAID Square theLce north with line OF said Xlley
Is feet thence west 90 feet to the line of said street
70 the place OF beginning toe ether with al and am
guar the improvements thereon selz ed and levied
upon as the property of George Stain, and will be
SOD 10 satisfy yndiclss No. n, to January term,
1859, IN favor Of John Van eswick.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
JAZZ % for the Distrlnt OF Columbia
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RlnancfaI.

Nsw YORK, February Stocks are Arm but
dull Chicago and Rock Island 5eS; Illinois Cen
trail shares 66k; do. bonds g; Michigan Southern
lexi New York Central 81 X; Reading asa: Mis-
souri, 6's S4.
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DIANOS SOLD UPON MONTHLY IN
second hand Pianos from $50 to Sl5o. For new
Pianos from S2oo to $500. ..
jas 500, between 9th and 10th cts.
4 ADJ ES' HAIR WORK Repaired. or taken IN
Ia exchange, &C 6iBBS's Wig, BRAID, md Cur
0austsot0fy, Pa. ava neaS lsth ~ do$~
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Nou.arrIvsl NJ S,..n.-. |.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4, p. m -Nothins has vet
been heard of the Kangaroo, from Liverpool on
the Isth ut or the Asia, from the same port on
tne Ssd. The former Is l6 and the latter IL days
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n DINNER PARTIES"

N DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES Will be furnished 20 tAmi-
lies ct S. 81 and S5 per head or, II they prefer,
6rst class French cook can be sent 20 their resi-
charge OF a. for has services.
Those wishing 10 avoid the trouble Of marketing
car have the best the market affords sent 20 ther
houses ct COST Prices.
One or more d,shes will be sent to any part Of the
oity for those who may desire ~. I Gusrantee 10
furnish better dinner than any other eug
IN the city. al saving Of % per cent.
a.,so C; 6AUTIER.
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Later fran C.Itssr-,.
Democratic Csuev,.

hARrfoRD, Conn, Feb. s-There was , nx.,,
alIne IN the Democratic caucus last evening Doa
gas delegates were elected In variop, eanys,
lions by vote Of Eve TO one Strong re.oln,,e..
nominating him for President were unsnimorsl,
passed Julius =. Strong. Eco, one OF the de,.I
gates denounced the administration In better
terms " S~Nee'
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DIED..

On the morning of the Slst utimo, at his resi-
aenee; IN W ashlngton county, WILLIAM Mac
ABEE, In the 4Oth ear OF his age
On the morning of the Sd instant at the rssidepo.
Oh ms grandson. Alfred q. shaw ESQ corner of
loth and SITS, LEMUEL SHAW, i'm ths So. n ear
oil his age. May he rest in peace.
Intel. Il UmOR.)
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CELADoN SNYDER,
" PkilkarmOaic Hall, .ssa Of StaY OGos,
DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURE OF
STOVES, TIN, COPPER. AND saERT-IRON
WARE.
invite the attention of the public 10 my complet1
assortment Of Cooking Psrlor. and Hestipg STOVES,
most OF which are Of style and susty sever befOTe
OF cred In this market
/ have also on hand and constantly nanufacturInI
ell kinds OF Tin and paDed Ware, Of the very oest
materIsl, and Ill facfure 10 order any erticio
in my line pledrrs my self 10 give entire ssttsmo-
ton both as TO quality and p1ce. - =.
Tin Roofing PLUMBING, steam, Ges fttlns and
GotE..re IN I'm
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The WEATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
for one week, beginning at noon Of Thursday,
January 27 and ending this morning:

hemdTkS.-January 21th-Fine rain falling all
day, and so ended. 2sth-Cloudy, rain, gusty,
wind SW-, cleared of at noon; cloudy to end
2Fh-Fog, calm, cooler, wind NV; got out
hne and pleasant afternoon, shower; fine to end
3Oth-F inc white frost, wind ~, cooler; fne and
pleasant throughout; fine to end 3lst-Cloudy
cool, hght frost, Ice made, wind NV =, fine and
pleasant throughout. February 1st-Fine, sharp
white frost, ice made. wind w Tightly cloudy
through bout. 2d-Cloudy, milder, wind NE
cloudy with rain to end. 3d-Foggy, wind NE
First quarter moon, Thursday, February 10th,
about ~ p. m.
GropGrrouy N ~ rok,,o ,oro
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AUCTION aAIA
10. DAY 8 To.MoRK0V NoRNTNo.

Awful HAI0 -,
10. DAY q To.MoRk0W N0RNINo.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotione,ry. :
Fine Cutlery, Rieh Sod Jsvslry. q ,S. ssor:;
% continued THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock a. m. ana
TTssie y lcs g: especially for ladies.
m'' Wall e BGRs sfsftf 70 a ssIss
ben. ;FRENCH's NINTH ANNUAL sALl
ESof. NJ e. sad every Evsane astsh.
wa aasb Ds sssn seven ys.r with e. Pratt ESQ.,
'f :. s h. and s..s MY
Ths sts s%y Ard Pd Pocket PRAYER Books.
tay u.trstsd and dGh .ns Ssssd pDdihf' bean
Doisns w SS four u s ssys. ~
~ and volumes: 'onP'ets IN
The Books are varrsat.d new sD O. . &c
private sale during the day At half pS6iSSer..
LADIES' add gentlemen are invited to call and az
Am Anst lSe s .sIs coum.,,,, .o
Oa store between 10Th and lin streets. Penn ave
Aa' 00 gH nov e. opSsn tSf PsYsts 'es .,
BEN. f. fkENcH. Salesmsn. ia T.tf
BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctlonser..
- BOOK Son Friday AFfERN6a1hNS.
auction rooms. We shall close OK, tSs az tss ne
vauss ,S London Books on our shelves. Of which
,o ;s.-Purehasers at former sa'es Will please call
ior tnelr Books previous to that time.
Ie z-ot ). q. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
FURNITURE AND Eff ECTs OF AFAM
n a, IL t kEsSYiNS FROM THE CIrY.--On SATUR-
- mokNiNG. FEB. 5th. at 10 O'Clock, in front
ana ELECTS of family removing from the city,
Ma6Osapy case PisnOforts. by Andre Stein, Stool
Walnut Whafnot. Mahogany Sofa,
Arm and Parlor Chars,
s srnss sJs T Ts,d seat Chairs, Lounge.
Single and double Iron Bedsteads
superior HAIR Mattresses, Boosters. and Pill
olan ksts. Com forts and Spreads
, ngle and double Cottage Bedsteads
BUREAUS, Washstands, Toilet Sets,
cooking AMI other Stoves,
Together with a general assortmant of R,,oh.,
Requisite. Vi hi'o"en
Terms; SIS aud under cash; over that .um.
S"rsed hse,an a ., GAYS Tor notes satisfactorily en-
fe 2-ts Jas. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct.
By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auotioneer,.
MARSHAL'S SALE OF SUPERIOR GRAy
w MARE, EXPRESS WAGON. ExcELLEyr Brs-
SY AND Harness, BILLIARD TABLE, &c.-By viz
Of James I; Lloyd. shall sell, on SATURDAY.
81 the suction rooms Of Jas. c. M &C uire Co., the
Superior Gray Mares years old, well broke 70 bar
, ness and f ne Traveller,
! nearly new Express Wagon,
! Leather-top Buggy Wagon. but IittIs psad
l set Single Harness,
very superior Billiard Table
eIms So and under cash; over that sum a
dorsed notes, hearing interest e
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