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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

The following persons have been elected Off
GERS of their respective Divisions for the current
quarter:-
Bethesda Division, No. 40.-J. NJ. Wallace, ~
p; T. S. Tipping, IT, A.; H. L. Swan, r. S. ;
4. c.; R. Nelson, /. s.; John Nelson, o. S.
p; ]. s. Gorley, W. A.; R. A. Quinn, r. s.; J.
A. Sanders, 4. r. s.; W. D. Moore, F. s.; ].
W. Lindsey, r.; T. l.. Howe, c.; D. NJ. Love,
4. o.; C. J. Quinn, I. s.. A. N. Minter, o. S. ;
NJ. Whitesides, p W. p; ]. J. Moore, Chaplain.
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Blondin Again.-Yesterday afternoon, NJ Blon-
din again crossed the Niagara on n rope and re-
turned, in presence of more than 10000 persons.
He started from Whites Pleasure Ground, and
first walked down the rope nearly one hundred
feet backwards. He then returned, took his bal
ancing pole, and walked to the Canada side He
proposed to put on sack before leaving the A.
merican side, but his friends there refused to per-
nit him to do so. The sack was sent round to
the Canada end of The rope, and Blondn put it
over his head and returned with it to the place of
starting. This sack was made of Indian blankets,
with places cut for his arms. He laid down upon
the rope in the sack, and performed some other
feats.
A young man at present residing in this city
called upon US this morning to show letter ai-
dressed to M. Blondn, accepting his invitation to
carry some one across the Niagara on rope
- / !:
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G.. w. WILLIAMS, ESQ.

We take pleasure in directing attention to the
announcement in behalf of our towsman, Mr..
WILLIAMS, for the Chancery Bench. Our own
opinion, and that of OIL people, is that no man
can be found in the State more suited to this re-
sponsble position. Certainly, no locality can
boast of more clear headed. thoroughly. accom-
plished lawycr-oue better fitted for the high and
delicate trusts devolving upon our Chancellors.
As it must involve the abandonment of very
lucrative practice, we are sure that Mr.. WILLIAMS
neither seeks nor desires the office. This, how
ever, is perhaps the highest recommendation
Such Offices should be imposed upon our most
competent men, and the ability to discharge their
duties is sufficient assurance that the sacrifices
thereby incurred will be readily made.
This position has seldom been assigned to
citizen of our section and now, when We can
confidently. present the right man, we trust that
the Legislature will not lightly pass-by our claims.
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causes of quarrel; but as the articles seek to con-
tinue Austrian rule in Italy, they are Of courssI
promptly rejected. : g..
Thepolicy of England seems now to besmoro
problematical than ever. The friends of Italy
hoped much from the accession Of the Palmerston
ministry. But most powerful. compact and de-
termined opposition has been aroused against the
new government, and it appears to be impossible
forits discordant though brilliant elements to be
moulded into strength sufficient to carry out
any decisive line of policy whatever.
The battle Of salferino to which we have allu-
ded, was fought on the Oath of June, and was de-
cided in favor of the French. A dispatch, dated
the 25th, from the Emperor to Eugenie, says:
The enemy have withdrawn. Lost night slept
in the room occupied in the morning by the EN-
peror of Austria. General Neill has been appolIl.
ted Marshall of France. The Austrians crossed
the Mincio for the purpose OF attaching us WIN
their whole force, but were obliged to abandon
their positions and withdraw to. the left bank OF
the river. After blowing up the bridges, Garta
took thirty cannon and 1000 prisoners. ,
Private dispatches soy that the Austrians had
3O,UUU placed h0TS de cOWOdt, anu ioS' oiA'oN.
flags and seventy-fve cannon. No circunnstantial
account of the battle had reached Paris. Private
dispatches also intimate that the French army
suffered so severely as to be unable to resume the
offensive Vague rumors put the loss Of the French
at $4,000 killed and wounded The battle was
fought at Salferino. No movements Of any impor-
tanoe have since been made. The French have
crossed the Mincio. Gen. Hess bas been appoln'
ted Commapder-in-chief of the Austrian army,
and is preparing to fight another battle. Mean
time 175 900 Of the Austrian reserves (called the
''aower of the army" all returns) are on their
way to Italy; and large reiuforcements were CON
stantly leaving France. The Emperor of Austria
has returned to Vienna on important business, and
will seek an interview with the Prince Regent OF
Prussia. Napoleon was constantly in the hottest
of the battle. Five of his generals were wounied
at Salferno.
The Austrian positions were confessedly very
strong, and they fought under every advantage.
Their overwhelming defeat is a conclusive de-
monstration of inability to cope successfully with
the allied armies.
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Judge Mp1as, President of the American Insti-
tutc, ssys,-"The discovery of this powder, by
Prof LYON is Of national importance. The Far
mers' Club have tested it thoroughly. Locusts,
grasshoppers ants, bags and all vermin can be
destroyed, gardens preserved, and houses made
pure. His free from poison to mankind, as ws sa,c
Mr.. Lyon cat It," There is no question as to the
great efficacy Of this article. A few applications
destroys every thing like gardenworms, bed.bugs,
heas, ticks, reaches, SC. 1t is an Asistc plant
discovered by Mr.. E. LYON. Many limitations will
abe offered. Be sure it bears his address. Re-
member
HTs Lyons Powder kills all insects In q trce.
While Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice
Sample Fasks, 25 cts. regular sizes, so cts. and
81. BARNES & PARK New York.
For Saletat I THE YORK DRUG STORE.
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HOMICIDE IN CHARLOTTE.

We learn that an affray occurred in Charlotte,
on Friday evening last, between CHARLES TITE-
MARY and OWEN C. NoRMENr. The latter shot
the former in the left breast with rife, the ball
passing through, producing mortal wound
But little hope is entertained of the recovery OF
TITEMARY. NoRMENr has made his escape.
P. S.-Since the above was put in type, we
learn from the Bulletin, that TrTEMARY died of
his wounds on Sunday night.
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A SNAKE STORY.

We learn, on good authority, that common gar
ter snake was killed in the suburbs of our village
few days since, out of which came SO young ones,
from to inches in length. The old one was
only about 80 inches long. This is big story,
but the truth of it can be verified by respectable
parties.
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The Proprietor asks US to return thanks to such
of our contemporaries as have published his adVer-
tsement, and been kind enough to notice the
paper editorially. Those who have not already
forwarded their bills, will favor him by doing so
immediately
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0IE0NIDASN -

The communication over the above signature
has been received. Believing that the publication
will accomplish no good, and being unwilling, at
this time, to burden our columns with discus
sion, we respectfully decline the publication of
the article
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MACHINE POETRY.

Come awayto our bah, o..
Ye good citizens all.
Your patronage we crave,
And hope you will always save
Ready cash, for our trouble and palms.
For your business demands
Even this at your hands,
For no thriving exists without gains.
The following articles are always on hand
= Plenty to supply any country demand.
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Mofasses and Flour,
Plenty to- supply demands at any hour;
The African Date, from Afrioa's shore,
Never sold in this market, as I know of, before
Stuffed Dates and fancy stuffed rings,
Cordial drops and other delicious things.
...r - SUCH AsS = -
Strawberry Gum Drops and Winter. Green,
Maple Cakes and Cinnamon strings; %.
Medicated Roll; fat Creams red,
, Virgitated Lemon and Anniseed;
Gold, German and French Kisses,
Plated Mint and Nagat Candies.
Cigars Of assorted brands, 80
Fine aud common Tobacco--a lot on hands.
Bordeaux, IYecia and Sicily Almonds,
English Walnuts, Peanuts and Peacans.
Pepper-Sauce and Tomato. Catsup,
Worcestershire Sauce and Lemon Syrup;
Indigo, Cinnamon, Spice and Cloves, ...
Extract of Lemon and Oil. of Rose
Powder, Shot, Lead and Caps,
Iron, Tinwsre, Nails and TacksI
Jefery's Ale and Byases' Porter,
J. P. Currin's Champagne Cider;
Strawberry, Citron, and Pine Apple Preserves,
Figs. Raisius, and assorted conserves;
Handkerchief Extracts of assorted kinds,
Perfumery, both common and fue;
We can please every smell and taste,>>
. And afford you all feast. .
Ind now kind friends, you are most respectfully
olicited to call on your humble servant,
- e. j. j. GARVIN,
Near the K. NJ, r. B. Depot,
Where we are ready with hands and feet,
To put up goods very complete.
By calling, plenty Of other things you'ifhnd
To putin the above, ne had not time.
June 20 -25 If
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he informs Blondn that he is "a years old, is five
feet FIVE inches high, weighs l2O pounds, and is
ready to mount the back of the intrepid walker
and be borne across the great chasm.
Rochester Union, July5.
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spsstid Natiitss.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rry. T. DICKSON (Baptisty win prsach at the
Independent Presbyterian Church tSis1 1fhassdsy,
evening at early candle light. fra. T
July "A - 28; 9 IN
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co. ATTORNEYS At LAW.
--. ..- g. YoRKFlLLEs s. c..
viii practice in the Courts of Union, York, Lam
caster Chester, and Fairfield Districts.
H67- Particular attention given to collections.
N Office North Of the GonrH and OF the rear Of
Moore, Rainey & Cos Store. Il
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THANKS !!
PERSONAL.

Major MYLEs SMITH will please accept ouI
thanks for whole bag full of nice peaches. y
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FORT MILLS ACADEMY

: =. FORT MILLS ACADEMY. :
THE Second Session of the FORT MILLS A.
CADEME, under the charge Of Mr., BUTLER P.
ALsToN,' as Principai, will begih the THIRD
MONDAY IN JULY, instant. Boarding can be
obtained unreasonable rates. -
B. N: COBB, Chairman.
JULY q st
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR SUNDAY, JULY 18th.
Dfethodfst Church.

Rev L. A. JOHNSTON, Pastor. Service at 10 A
NJ, and y P. M. 49,.
,. Independent Presbyterian Church.
Rev. ROBERT Y. RUSSELL, Pastor. Service a
. 10 A. NJ, and 2P. NJ. .... .'.: -. >
Presbyterian Church. -
Rev. J. NJ. H. ADAMS, Pastor. Service at ~ A
NJ, and Z P. NJ.
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Special Notice.--All communications on matters CON
neced with the naper should be addressed 1.-THE YORK
VILE ENQUIRER" and the Editor or Proprietor per
sonay Persons desiring prompt attention to their taSor
must bear this In mind. . e,,,,
ESp Capt D. D. MOORE, Maj. MYLEs SMITH, SAML
G.. BROWN, j. L. THOMSON and SAMUEL j. KWYkkNDAt .s
Of York and WILLIAM D. Cook OF BennesVhie' are au
thorized agents of the ENQUIRER.
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He could never consent to remair fn the Union
but as an equal, and ifthe Black Republicans OBJ
tain possession of the Government, the South can
no longer hope for equality in the Union. Bot in
the meantime, let us faithfully discharre ell our
duties and obligations to the Consttation and the
country, so that whenthe great question Is pre-
sented to Us we may be prepared ip heart and in
mind to meet it,. Let us not choose o dissolution
of the Union as thing to be desired sud labored
for by ourselves but let US be prepared to accept
it as an slternatiyeSN. S''
s'1,,,,JutYif11.
Cottoa.-There has, moi, been q single bale sold
during the past week.
Rour.-The demand Is limited. rsws quote at
Ss@$3 % per sack of SO fbs.$' 2 S.sSI
Corn.-The demand limited, at Sl@Sl10 per
bushel.
Pea,-The market is well supplied, att prices
ranging from $4,000. per bushel.
.SS Bacon Country. Hog round III to i2e' '1T@"'
Lard.-12a@1S3c. per fb. =
. 0ates.-None in market. = =. E%
= Butter. There Is a good demand Tor Country
Butter, at prices ranging from 20 to26c. per b.
M,.>Boye..- -Fhe Camden Jornai, thus speaks
Of the position of our immediate Represeptatiye; !;
We are pleased to know that the position of6ur
distinguished Representative on the Southern side
Of the questionis o.. X He Is deadsagsinst tie
Douglas doctrine of Squatter sovereignty, and
repudiates Douglas for President He is opposed
to the Charleston National Convention, and does
not mean by moderation that We are 10 sabnit
tamely to Abolition intolerance, but 10, unite al
our Southern strength for Q frm and decided re-
sistance to the aggressions Of the North.
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WILSON q wITHERsP00N,
ATT ORNE rs AT LAW,
- YoRKv1LLE, g. c.
Office ia the building at the rear Of C. House,
formerly occupied BY Col: T. D, withefspoon, sr.
- Nov4 - ~ =, a. - = If
- g - -7-7-------sss>-T- - ....
Chester, s. C. Yorkvilfe, 8. C.
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RrLsor. I. n. w1rHERsPsoN, Jn.
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MELTON e. MELTON,

O. DAVIS MELTON, !
Chester, 8. C.
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July Z
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sAM'L ". MELTON.
YorkYilfe, 8. C.
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NKwAHx, Dec. g.-About three o,clock yssser-
day morning dwelling house In Cos Co1t, an
mis- city, occupied by four fsmiliss, was Destroy
Mrs: Lyons, who reached the front door, but Be-
coming bcwildered, could not open H. Her
screams for help were heard all over the neiRh-
torhood, but before assstznce could reach her The
entire building was I'm flames. Her BODY We
found amid the ruins two houn sflerwzrds TIE
victim leaves four children.
4 Detective officer wamboid arrested man ana
woman named Welsh, living In the bassmen nj,
on suspicion Of setting Ere 10 the place The les
tmony Ia very strong against them.
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NEW ORLkAzs, Dec. 27.-The Tennessee brings
the following additional information:
McLane's treaty at Guadalajara GU the Sth. MiFa-
mon had restored &4o0 600 Of the s600,0oo which
Marquez bad taken f'om the specie conductor and
500 900 missing from the whole amoant
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BosIos, Dec. 27.--Harriet Goodnow, alias Fre<-
born, keeper Of a brothtl in Spring street, was
checked 70 death last night by Charles II. Good
hue. He was arrested
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Railroad CeIIss,su

ApesrA, Ga, Dec. 27.-A collision occurred on
the Central Railroad on Sunday morning., below
Macon. by which one negro was killed and q 20
seriously wounded. One white man was mortaliy
wounded, and others were also injured.
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The Bo9x OF AZ oJaEHs that should be read by
Hsmeg Mai!sv. or PhysioIosiesl Rssearckss.a
ltis beautifully liustrated and treats minutely Of
selys: sooner or later, resulting from the ffsiltes
and yt,atlnE habits Of early yogth, incsPsctatips
monial STATE. and not checked in time, degsnera-
Sng al the functions Of manhood, and bringing
him, step BY step, TO lingering and untimely DEATH
Solo BY On. BARRow, 1914 Bleecker street, New
YORK: Price 25 cents Sent free everywhere.
Sold also By 8. Calvert Ford, Jr,, Washington,
u. y. de- I'm
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iIIIliIH III! n IIIlIl6'


BosroS, Dee. 27--Ths crew q the y~cht Wsp-
deref wss orough t mp foe e1aminstioa shio non
Ing, charged with volussariiy serving o 6ssrd
Of nid yacht she being employed In The tass-
complainant unknown. Nothing particulsr Ne
ELECTED, and the case was adjourned clI ts-nR-
row. -
cally, any knowledge Of Brown's INTENDED lava
sion Of Virginia. He said he had littls peFuonal
acqusintance with Brown. whenever the subysct
OF sszmpeding slaves was brosched, he alvaV
not aided Brown with money 90 advice.
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New Ysrk nlarkets.

NEW YoRK, Dec. g -Flour II 1rm stats
IS %; Ohio sS 60ses IS; Southern IS 4oxeS IS.
Wheat Is hrm, sales unimportsnf; Western white
81 SO Corn 10 quiet and UNCHANGED; new white
and yellow s2as5c. Pork Is dull and nominal
unchangedi mess SIS prime sIl.62. Lard heavy
Whisky IL quiet st 26c. -
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Alexaudria Nlarkets.

-ssles of fair 10 good white nj 81 25sel 81;
red $I.loas11s. Corn-sales ut soc. Rye-ssles
At TSc. -
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shipwreck NJ ses-Psrtisn 81 the Crew an
4 Passenger saved.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-The bark Dors<fo.
from Bremerhaven, reports having picked up .
boat, on The 18th containing q We women and four
men, from the ship Silas Holmes, which sunk a
sea on the 10th, I've days after leaving Garden
Island Key, where she bad been aground. The
in ell thirtystwo souls, have not been heard nom
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McCARTY'S -.
Photograph and AmbrOtype
g AL FRY, -
44s Pennsylvania Avenue,
de a7-sft a. Near AZ Sfreef
T,O The AFFLICTED!

ITO THs AFFLICTED. s
INDIAN vEGETABLE DEC EcoG ~ Ta0NS
ST :. e
the Skin, Piles iiious, que and Fever, Old Sorea
u shd s ssass
g and sns ns from h,nd,.d,
the country are in possession ofthe proprietor,
9 e Is .sd s. mo!s y re- Of
more, and ct the iesidsnce Of ths groenssor
.f4 l5e East Baitimors sfrest, :
| between Eden street and Centrnl avenue.
Ncne Ge1uIne pnless her name il blown ON the
Rsoiesals zssni. 3. r. CSssxfs Druggist,
x: ;s and ss's s if' :ass s.
my prices. de 27-tr
IN SPECIAL NOTICE.
no ..@ s sSsg
s: %s.:E S: .. %. N: M
s g e s:s s. Isss sss .:sss.s
'1 s:'is. sss sri g ass 81: 6 So y.
&. FL g PM. s.5:..: ...sss.
NAN &: 81: S;$
self Ihomas Henri Rssaiey. He's about -:
saa Ss e sSss s, :1 ss
= . FAM u the bey. described n.sro
shasses and hk. him awss, othsfvise he viii b
sssssS y = ne "a SIffSI T. DYER. sA.n
1.-THE UNsETTLED ACCOUNTS OF The
= late 6r9 Of ELyAEs 4 4 aoxPsox viah placed
these ACCOUNTS, and with view 10 f1ai setti
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NeheorrfvaI o. the Aunsafian-
NEW YORK, Dec. %, 30 .. MP 90 this
hour we have no advices Of the arrival of the
Hungarian, overdue at Portland, viii European
dates Of the 14th inst
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FUTURE .DAYS.

VALUABLE NEGROES FOR sALF-By yir.
v tue ola decree ofthe County Court of Alsxan.
dIIs county rendered IN the SUIT Of Brch,s exsca-
private sale the following likely SLAVES. To WI:
Emanuel. Robert, Allen, SIMON, and Elizabeth and
her two children. The above slaves are likely and
valuable As farm hands. aud bring the best rec
commendstions Is honest, industrious, obedient,
and faithful servants: For further Informs on m
inGton, ID. c.. RANDOLPH BIRCH,
HENRY BIRCH.
Executors Of John Birch, deceased.
IL THE ABOVE SLAVES WILL BE SOLD
81 Public Sale at Samuel Catt.p Tavern west end
AlexsadIia, Va, on MONDAY, January ID, isSe.
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NEW yoRK, Dec. ss-stocks are heavy; Chi
cago and Rock Island 62K; Illinois Central al. res
-; do. bonds IS; Michigan Southern 1ex; Va
6's 81 Y; Mo. So 63x.
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vaLu.s.n TxsrIMosrIs Favor OF THE Ok,

QuxRu's COP LIVER on JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. IL 10 twice more eficacious than the lisuid
oil. IL 10 the only cure for Scrofuias, Consump-
ton and all kinds Of Coughs.
& QUHu's yHLLryHD CAsroR On, BY which the
Gy sll rsspectsble drugsists IN Warrington and
& PENYoLD, PARKKI q Mowxx, Wholesale gents.
10 Beekman street, New York city. no SIN :
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Genrsstovn.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THECOR
GEoe FLOWN, Al, AucTfos--Ou TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, 10th January, atfour o,clock. We will
SELL In front Of the premises, the Lot at the South
vest Intersection Of Potomac and Prospect streets,
fronting IS feet on the former and IS feet on the lar
carpenter shop. 81 - -
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six.
secured By deed Of trust on the premises. =
de . BARNARD q BUCKLEY Aucts.
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B3IG; MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetionesr..
pEkEMPTORY SALE OF TWO HOSE

=, b. e; Mcguire 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
BRocA1ELLx CovxRED PARLoR SURF, On PHIsr-
INSs, 6ILr FRAME MIRKoRs SILVIA PLATED
WhEE; CHINA vAsxs. FIeuREs, &c.-On FRIDAY
MORNING., the 18th, et 70 s'clock, on the second
for whom lt may coacern-
Two elegant Rosewood Pearl Key Prano Fortss.
Fine Setts Rosewood Carved Parior Furniture in
Handsome Rossvood fsll Marble Top Dressing
=. Bureaus with large Glasses,
Five large SIZE and elegant French Plate Mirrors,
Rosewood Bedsseeds, Washstands, Marble Top
Centre and Sofa Tables,
ElegAnt Rosewood Etageres. with Mirrors. Dooft
and Backs, =
Rien silver Plated Ware. Tea Sets, Casters,
Waters, Goblets, &c. 60.
Original Oil PAINTINGS, Winter Scenes in Holland,
scripture Spbjects. Moses Smiling the Rock.
Sampson and the Phi istines, - -
Beautiful Dresden China Figures, VASES. &c.
credit ofse and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
de q C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
StatesdC Con. ~ - ~ = rFsai
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Nsnss- DssrlIcr OF ce1sxsfA ADvxzsIsn-
xBR1s TO m IsszRYxp IN rHE BALrNoxx SuK
AIs Rncuvsp AZ ASH veswAHDnD IHoH I'm
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AUO1IlI1 ~.

III Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auofionsers.
Ir34t0agE tALE Or FINE ENGLISH
~ WALL q BARNARD. Auetaoussrs.
aufsbRaYf 9 M1RsiHN. a. IT'S MAJ:
9 y os;ook, We yni sell, = TIE Auction Rooms,
setsF fsnok MI K, Frsnoh SsSIs. com p
e eiscn Us S. VIeto,inss MATS. and Cuff
S Rsesss Eis,cn. Rock Msrten. Aud other Sens
Wolf T9rtolss Shell Qenst. Rsccoon, fined and
0ouud Buffalo Carlisle and Seigh Robes
6rsy Fox, Angola, and unlinsd Buffslo Robes.
Tc1ms cash, and sale without reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-28

UTICA, ". Y, Dec. 26,-Hon Timothy Jenkins
died on Saturday at Mat nsburg, where he wss
In attendance at court. He had Represented that
county in Congress, and was one Of the most dis
tinguished lawyers In Central New York.