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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

TELEGRArmNG Two THOUSAND MILES
IN ONE CRcur.-On Saturday evening
the National Telegraph Line worked
in an unbrokcn circuit from New York
to Leavenworth, Kansas, and subse
quently to Prairie du Chen, Wis
Messages were sent and received witt
the same promptness with which they
could have been sent so miles. The
distance by the wires to L~eavenwortl
is nearly 1000 miles. Dispatches
were also dropped at all the principa
cities On the route.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Iowa Items.

Yableaur riram are a favorlte
source of amusement at Cedar Rapids.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

and met with increased patronage, his
visits grew more "lcw and far be-
tween" -.
-" am so busy, Ella" was ever his
Mica and she trusted him, and be-
tirvcd him. as woman will, bearing
her loneliness uncomplainingly.
TO De CONCLUDED.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

Mr.. Joseph Lane, the Senator from
Oregon, Will get good pay for his two
weeks service in the Senate, $4,000
salary-about $2l5 per day-and
Sc, 900 milagc. We should not be-
surpriscdif he would like q reelection
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

The House of Representatives, by
a vote of 90 to %, has laid on the la
bic the report of the committee in the
case of the contested election Of the
Nebraska delegate. The report gave
the seat to Bird Is. Chapman, which
would remove Fcnnimorc Ferguson
now holding the seat. The contest
ant is the original Chapman who was
so often importuned to GROW" il
1910.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Valuable farm for Sale.

NHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale a valuable
i improved farm, situated four miles from
st. Charles City, consisting of 2l5 acres, 45 o
which are timber. Over fifty acres Of the farm
are under improvement, being well fenced
and crops growing, A good log dwelling
house and outbuildings on the premises.
Esi~ Price $40 per acre.
HlLDRETH & CARVER.
st. Charles City, June 7, 1868.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

hfSS anu iHicii'ahH' -
We reckon Senator Douglas with
the regular Democrats. The latter
have displaced Americans in Ten
nesscc, Kentucky and Texas, while
Republicans have taken the place of
Democrats in Rhode Island, Iowa and
Michigan, and will probably do SO in
New Jersey and Minnesota. Every
Northern Senator who voted for Lee
compton has been succeeded by a Re
publican !; and Stuart of Michigan,
who recantcd from his anti-Lecompton
position, has met the same fate.
OF the nineteen Senators thus fal
chosen, ten are reelected, and nine
are new members. Only two OF three
of the latter have ever served in the
House of Representatives, but foul
have been Governors Of States. Two
arc of the editorial profession.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

The New SENAroRs.-The terms of
twenty-one United States Senators ex-
pired on the 4th of March inst. The
new Senators have already been chosen
in nineteen States, leaving New Jer,
sey and Minnesota still to elect. 1t is
most probable that opposition men
will be chosen in both these States, as
the Legislature of each is anti-Admin
istration. Assuming this result, then
the politics of the old and new Sena
tors will stand as follows:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10

The Supreme Court at Washington
has affirmed so much Of the decree of
the California District Court as con
firms the grant to John A. Suffer for
eleven square leagues of land of June
18th, 1s4l, by Gov. Alvarado, and an
nulled so much of said decree as con-
firms a grant to Jno. A.. Suffer, for
twenty-five leagues of land purporting
to have been made by Gov. Michel
torena, 9Th February, lS45.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
St.. Charles City Iowa, March 10, 1859.

ARr.BupREr & D. D. W. CARVER, EDITORS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-10
Ho! we Pilgrims to Pixies Peak!
Don't go until You have tried the
ST. CHARLES PLOWS!

THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in in
Il forming the the citizens of Floyd and all
joining counties THAT we are now prepared
to furnish them with various descriptions OF
Flows suited to the agricultural wants of Iowa
Our Flows will he made of the best Plow Steel
and will he put up for durability. Living
here in your midst, we are able to Judge what
kind of a Plow is best adapted to your soil. We
have selected for our choice the latest improv-
ed style Of the Peoria & Bloomington Patterns
which we feel confident will give good salts
faction to- every one who tries them.
tanners. il you are in want of Flows, come
and examine those Of our manufacture before
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant our Flows
to clear in any kind Of soil. Strict attention
will I've given to all orders for breaking Flows
also to repairing Flows of every description.
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Carriages and Wagons

Ironcd in the latest style and best manner
Horse and OK Shooting and Jobbing OF all
kinds promptly attended to.
Shop, corner of Water 4 Milwaukee SITS
WOOLLEY & SNYDER.
81. Chnrlrs CITY. March u. 1889. $40
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ShcriH's Sale.

JVIIN TIs0N 7
Sheriff of FloYd county,, 10y
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Sheriff of Floyd County, Iowa.
REISIGER, CARD & liEINIGER, Attorneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-22
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

correspondence OF The Star.
GKoRsKrowN, Jan ~, 1859.
The Board Of Common Council was I'm se>s,o
last night, and transacted vast amount of bus,.
ness The able, concise, and elaborate annual
report OF the clerk, Mr.. Laird, was read and re-
ferred to the committee Of ways and means.
synopsis Of which will be given hereafter. Owing
doubtless to the drenching rain that was falling,
the Aldermen were without quorum.
One OF the most outrageous pieces Of disorderiy
conduct we have heard Of for some time was per.
Petrated by gang Of youths upon the Potomac
Light Infantry whils out on parade on wednes-
day last While marching down Frederick
street, and when near the former residence on
Mr. Pairo, they Were assailed by these young out
laws with perfect shower Of stones many of
which took effect upon the officers and men In the
line Had the offence been committed a sing e
time II would not have been reprehensibls;
ouI inc company was actually pursued by the
young miscTeants until they had entered on 20
Bridge street, the stones all the time falling thick
among and around them. Sergeant Macksll 1t
Cummings, and others Of the company, we learn
from some OF the members, received some pretty
hard blows. A communication from the COM
pany in relation TO the matter laid before the
Mayor yesterday, who will, we have no doubt
see that such an Infamous act shall not again be
repeated. III IL should, however, our ad vice 20
the Captain Is to dispense with his good nature
for awhile, capture the whole posse and turn
them over to the chief Of police, and let them
atone Tor such mean conduct by spending at least
one night on the soft side Of plank In the watch
house, and then be disposed Of by Justice Reaver
| according to the demerit OF their conduct
Since writing the above we have learned that
the same parties fell upon an unofending Irish
man who demonstrated with them about their
conduct and beat him pretty severely.
The offerings Of beef cattle al the yards yester-
day amounted 10 about 400 head, 40 OF which
were purchased by District butchers at % 2sa
- IS on the hoof, equal TO SO .5OaS9 50 net A
portion OF the remainder were driven on TO the
Baltimore market and the remainder left over
Sheep 4a5c. per 10 Hogs s.. There 10 no POI r
coming in by wagons.
There continues TO be but very little doing In
the four and grain marke'. There is none OF
either coming In. The stock Of the former in
hrst hands has become quite light; prices during
the wcek have advanced on all grades from Is 20
SOC sales are small, and confined entirely to the
home trade.
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TIE FOLLOWING pnAYEn was offered at the
opening Of the House of Representative on

THH FOLLOWING pnAYrn was offered al the
opening Of the House Of Representatives on
"Wednesday last by Rev. DR.. Tustin of this city:
Great God Thou art seated on the throne
OF universal dominion, and the countless worlds
which hang all over the immensely of space
are only SO many shining provinces Of thy
illimitable domain. We bless thy name that
thou hast selected this world on which we live
In preference to all the other worlds that thou
hast created, as the theatre on which to displav
the wonders Of redeeming love. We bless thy
name that, In the apportionment Of this earth
among the nations of men, thou hast caused the
lines to fail for us in such pleasant places, and
hast given us so goodly heritage We bless
thy name for that heavenly Inspiration which
led our forefdthers, Of precious and gIorious
memory, to pronounce the Colonies free and in
dependent States. We bless thy name for that
success which, through thy blessing, crowned
their patriotism and their valor We bless tbv
name for that priceless Inheritance which tbey
have bequeathed to us their favored descepdants
Mdy we oe IaltnIui 70 the sacred trust, and have
an earnest care to transmit IL unimpaired 10 our
ehildren's children throughout all generations
To this end bless, we beseech thee the neonIe
OF these United states. Purify the fountains of
pUwe, ana giant that religion the great conserv-
alive principle of our institutions NAV be every
wnere acknowledged and received Bless both
branches Of the National Legislature now con-
vened within the walls Of this Capitol. Preside
over their deliberations and cond uct them to such
results as shall be for the glory of thy name and
Tor the permanent welfare Of this great Repub-
lie. Bless the President OF the United States,
the members OF his Cabinet, and all subordinate
constituted authorities, and bestow upon them
all those qualifications Of heart and of mind
which are requisite for the right, the faithful
and successful discharge of every incumbent
duty. Forgive our National sins by which we
have exposed ourselves to the infections of thy
terrible dtspleasure, and grant that, under thy
gracious Providence, We may become united
eontsnted, happy, prosperous and holy people
as distinguished for our piety and gratitude as
we are for our civil and religious privileges. All
this we humbly beg for the Great Redeemer's
sake Amen.
CENTRE MARkEr.-Though the weather has
been unfavorable, the country dealers were well
represented at their stands this morning. In
several articles there has been quite decline of
price, the quantity on hand and the weather in
duclng the change. small lot of country pork
was offered at the scale house at prices about the
same as last quoted. The supply in the hay
market was small, sales dull, prices from zoe to
81 per cwt. The prices In the sheds were
HBp n In-.nE
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MARRIED

On the 18th November. 1854, at Shasta, California.
by the Reg; Father Ralph RaInaldia, Mr.. JOHN
Miss SARAH JANE SPENCER. formerly of
Washington olty. ID. T..
:, On the 18th instant. a. st Matthews Church. by
Father Walters. Mr.. GEORGE WALTERS Of
Howard county, Md to Miss ELIZA l.. GLEN
MENrS, of this city.
On the 2lst instant, by the Rev. Father Boyle,
YORK, to Miss ELLA RYAN, OF this CITY.
On Thursday, Goth instant. at st. Mathews
Ch1Tch. ny the Rev. nr. e. J. White. PETER
SALENAvE hOWlIE, to MARY LOUISA,
daughter Of A. L. KIeckhoefer ESQ., ell of ths city
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DIED.,

On the 2lst instant, SIDNEY DECAMP aged
year, 10 months, and days younges son of Thos
+ and Margaret Stewart
The friends of the family are req ested to end
ms funeral on Tomorrow (Sunda,) Afternoon at
ga O'Clock, from his fathers residence No. $50 5th
street.
On ri ursday, the 2Dth instant, WASHINGTON
BR uNtR, aged - years.
His friends and arQ uaintanoes are respectfully in
ylted TO attend his funeral from his late
street between 18th and 18th, Sunday, the 30.
at o clock. 2ts
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finauciaI.

NEw YORK, Jan 22-StOcks are dull and love,
Chicago and Rock Island ca; Illinois Centr,l
snares 6si do bonds 50; La Crosse and Mi ~.
New oTk Central s6 s; Reading SEA-; Nil and
MISS IsA; virginia o's 90 Z; Missouri 6,s sex
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by -. Z. mcGUlRE CO., AuctIoneers.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF LOrOF DRy
u SooDs, MILLINERY. AND FANCY ARTICLES -
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. January s6th.
al ~ o CLOCK, At store No 9Th street, between E
and streets, where the goods have been removed
Tor convenience OF SALE we shall sell, without re
Fancy and Dry Goods, compnsing-
Nelvets. Plush, Silks, Flowers,
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Handk.rchiaCs
Large assortment of X bbons
Buttons. Frlnses. Braid, and Trimmings OF every
Head dresses, Scarfs, Hoods, Caters,
owes, Gauntlets, Belts, Bonnets,
Combs, HAIR Brushes, Perfumery, &c.
Together with many other articles in the ssma
ever. ' ~na'
Terms: $50 and under cash over that .nm q
credit Oi ~ and 6Odays for notes satisfactorily
ia 2-d J. G. Mcguire Al CO luo,.
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CELADON SNYDER.
PkiIlarmostc Hail. vsa or STAY 0fcs.
nr.IsR IN AND MANUFAcTUEgR on
STOVES, TN. COP ER; AND saEEfIRoN
invite the att ention Of the public 20 nv oomplets
as.ortme nd Of Cooking Parlor, and Heating sfoves
most OF which are 81 style and sslty never before
aaered m this market
: / Rave also on hand snd constantly nanufacturins
eli Kinds Of Tin and Japsned Ware, Of the vsry best
in my line, pledgns myself 90 give entire sstsfse-
ron bot a. 10 GuAlity and pnce.
vorkmen. js bla
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BY Barnard BUCKLEY; GoOrsetovn.

. m.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEAM EN-
CINE. 1ooLs, IMPLEMENTS, LusBER nj.
cHINERY, IRON, STEEL, FURNITURE &c.,BY oRpER
LNsTox AQUEUucT.NJn THURSDAY MORN
lNO, nth lns tart. at 10 o'clock we will sell al tn.
SoyeInment Warehouses, on Water street near the
&c used by the government on The WaShinrton,
ASueduct. We name In part
Portable steam EngIns, Boilers, in irst-rate or
l stone cutting MschiIe, capable doing the work
comPets set Of Brick m-kinE Machinery, with
BRICK moulding Machine,
BacksmIths Portable FORCES, Bellovs
hhnvis, HOOKS Hammers, az. all comp! ets
Brlck, Dirt. and Stone Wheeibarrows
MachlIe and HandblrrOw, Grindstones
Spung Trucks, Picks, Shovels, and Mattox
Stilkkins ana Concrete Hammers and Sledges
Carpenters Benches, Vices, Tools
SpiiIt Levels, Double and Single B ocks, Rope
India Rubber Hose, shafling and Pullies
New Iron Fence, Cast steel, Iron Bolts
Old Cast, Wrought and Scrap Iron
Wagons. Ploughs Dirt Scoops
Drills, Crowbars, Tamplng Irons
ing, taken down with care, doors, windows
staIrways, and ali complete.
lat.e Cement House. and ! orr other Shsntiss.
Cooking, Ten plate, and Office stoves
Tables, Benches, Bedsteads
Grockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks
Blankets, Comforts. Bed Ticks
ION Pots, Cooking Utensils
Buckets, Cloaks, Lanterns, Lamps
Oil, Paint, Washing Soda
Chests Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries
WIZ large lot OF Lumber and Timber. Rope,
Comprising in ALL the largest Sale of the hind bs,
hiss ever taken place IN the District. The Sale is
worthy the attention of Builders, Machinists ar
msTs. Contractors, and others.
Terms-Cash In specie.
BY order Of Capt M. c. Meirs.
JIG BARNARD & 8UCKEY. Auct'rs.
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New York ,farlet.

NEw YORK, Jan 3. Flour ia buorant. Stat.
SoSsS ~; ONO s6ss6 81; Southern IS 6sasS 90
wheat Is nrm and unchanged. Corn "a Arm.
Pork is steady; old mess ST. 50. nrIus sta sx.
sl3 so Lard is arm ~ IIKaI2Sc
Whisky is dull at 2sc.
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Convicted Of Assault, md p.,,

fhlLApKLPHIA, Jan. 2I.-Donoy,n. the o.
.n per OF the Pennsylvania Legislature chsre.a
VIII esseultlng, with intent 20 hill Cburch IT.
present member from this city, wa. con yc,sd ~
DAY In Harrisburg Of assault and battery, w
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctic

By A. GREEN, Auctionesr.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT, THE COR
L NRR OF H AND % STREETS NoRrH AT Arc
TIoS.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instant 4 shaIl self.
In front OF the premises, at ~ O'Clock D. m part OF
Lot Is IN square 7lS, with improvements, consist
lag oil Two story Frame, containing 4 rooms and
cellar, with excellent stable back
Terms One half cash the ha lapce in and 10
for notes bearing interest from dsy of sale
A deed given and q deed of trust taken.
A2J A, GREEN. Auot
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

II TEE STAR PusLIsHss ZEE LISTS or
LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE WASHINGTON CIfY
Posr OFFICE USDER TIE PROVISIONS OF ras
Law DIaECTIsG rHRx TO BE PRINTED ~ TEE
xEWsFAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
f1os WITHIN TEE DELIVERY or TEE eYrIcK.
Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT or ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
II TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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TIE J. r. BAILEY mentioned in yesterday's watch
report 70 not Bailey, ST., or J. r. Bailey, yr-,
harness max era, Island. Its

On. HosrETrRR's STOMACH Brrrrps ipo-eases
IN popularity with all who test its qual ties
Is tonic or remedy for Dyspepsia, and the af
prepared vIth great care and component parts
are entirely vegetable II 10 free from the obi ections
20 often urged against Preparations of the ind. The
bItters may De used with confidence and beneficial
eneots oy 81 suffering from complaints of the Stom
IN. as medical agent 10 has equal, while its
pIeaslng navor and heaithf1 effects have msde it q
senera Iav0rite rs free from oil properties cal-
ceaeo 20 impair the system and its operation 10 at
once mid. soothing and efficient. All who have
to use.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally. ev
HosTKTTER SMITH,
Manufacturers ord Proprletors.
jal9 cost No. So Water and SO Front streets.
WEBBING CAKEs, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and +
streets. lcs Cream and Water Ioes 81 cents per
Quart. ia Him
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By A. GREEN. Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsrATE-By virtue of a deed of trust bearing
date 4th OF June 1857, and led among the land
records of the District of Columbia, IN liber J. A
e, No. lS5, follos 25 24. and 25 will sell public
auction. on fHUkSDAY, nth day OF January, 1859,
at O'Clock p. m, In front OF the premises al that
certain lot or parcel of md ing and situate in the
CITY OF Washington. and marked and designated in
the general plan of said city lot number fve (5l
IN square five hundred and sixteen SIG ); SAID lot 10
situated the north side Of street north between
4th AMI 5.h streets west, having a front OF sixty
feet on street by depth HAT feet 10 = 30 foot
alley.
Terms: Ono fourth cash. and balance IN eqEal
payments with interest at 8, -, and l9 months the
notes for the deferred payments to be secured by
deco OF trust upon the property.
Terms Of sale to be complied with in Eve days
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the rick ana cost of the purchaser.
All oohveyalclng at the cost of the purchase.
ANDREW WYLIE, Trustee.
il l4-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIonesr.

BY A. GREEN, AuotIonesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
Il AssoRTMENToF FANCY Dry GooDs, RIBBONS
LACEs, &c.-On THURSDAY. S0th inst 1 shall
sell. by virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded al
the fancy and trimming store of Georgs II. Cassidy
Co., Pennsy lvanla avenue, between 10th and 18th
SITS, at 10 o'clock M, and continue from day TO day
until all sold, large assortment of Fancy
Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, 60.
Also, q large assortment of su perior Fashionable
Bonnets, Hosiery, Gloves OF every description,
Handkerchiefs, DO.
FERNS: All sums under $50 cash: over $50 cred
it OF 81 and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
RICHARD III, LASKEY, Trustee.
ja14-tf A. GREEN. Auct.
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dry GOODS! DRY GoODsg
~ At q u EC A. u ID y II 4 &

u order 90 reduce our large stock OF FALL and
WlNTER GOODS we shall commence to day
selling Cd all " inter Goods &c greatly redpoed
prices, and many at less than cost T 70 oOss
Out this season
All persons IN want Of any Fancy Dress g. ode, OF
general Staple Articles for family We invite
their specis attention 10 stock as We bsye de-
termlned TO sell OF previous to making Our string
purchases.
III We shall be greatly Obliged 20 those our
TONERS who have received their bits, n ihey wla
49, l. ". COLIEY CO,
SIS I'm street, doors above
jaI22v fean.svenpe
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By ]. c. MoGUIREA Co Auot,onse-.

By j. G. MoG UIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
EXCELLENT FURNITUREA AND HOUSE
~ HOLD FFECTs AT AUcrIoN.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, January 18th, at 10 O'Clock, al house
No. {4 i street, between 9th and 10th streets west
We shall sell, the Furniture and Effects Of a gen-
tlemsu declining hous keeping, COMPRISING
Mahogany sofa. Rocker. and Parlor Chairs.
W alnut w hatnOt, Marble top Tables,
Git-f anne Mirrors. Mantel Ornaments,
Oak Cane seat Chairs, Arm Chairs,
Brussels and Ing rain Carpets, Rugs
Oh cloth, Stair Carpets, Rods and Eyes
Gilt and PLAN Window Shades. Gas Plxtures
French and Cottage Bedstesds, with Spring Mat
tresses,
Hair ana Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts.
Countsrpanes, Sheets. 30,
Bureaus, Washstands. Toilet Sets.
Oak Extension Table. Mahogany Sideboard,
China. Glass and CrOckery Ware,
Table Cutlery, Casters, Walters.
Excellent Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, &c,
The above IS In excellent order, having beer in
use but few weeks.
The House is for Rent. Inquire of the Auction
GERS.
ia 1-eo J. G.. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts
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AUCTION SALE
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MoRNTW;


By J. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioueen,.
EREAT SALE OF LONDON DOCK BRAN
NJ Dr. HuNeARIAN WINES, AND CTeIRS-O,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. January "a. A.
S1a o'cl'k. at the auction rooms, we shal se with
out reserve. to DOVER advances
% dozen very superior London Dock Brandy, I'm.
- ported direct by gentleman Of this city,
Il" gases hne Hungarian Wines, comprising Tokay,
o.. Nsanta, Monese, Empire, and other brands
100 100 n ~ Cograo Brandy,
nSgfp .ov priced Cigars.
crsS,, NJ ~ and under, cash over that sum,
notes beepnn days, for satisfactorily endorsed
"Isd ). c. MEG UIRE & CO.. Aucts. -
- Q: MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer..
WILL SELL. ON MONDAY Jsnusr, es.h- M
,;vs, ,s. n, ~ the foot of 18th street. Potomac
- ton, ss f E schooner yacht ssarI.sst
up In the most substantial mnnne, heo ado nttto
saioon state room, waie -clctet k,tehsn s,ke
Vii ooats, ancnors. chains, water tanks
n r perteot order and ready for immeciste I,n
the well known speed and seavorthy ensati.e use.
tbs yscht need no further comment es Oh
Ter ms and Conditions made known dsy of sal.
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