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THE WITIIERED DAISIES.

You ask me why | love them so,
These little simple flowers, .IL.
That over every pasture bl !,
In Aorips sunny showers;
And why 3 daisy wreath l Irvine,
Instead of dewy roses,
To hang upon the holy shrine,
Where our lost child reposes.
Twas in The spring time that she came,
And all the forest mazes
Were bright with flowers without a name,
The fields we're white with daisies
You know how beautiful she grew,
How fair and sweetand holy,
But the violet, wet with morning dew,
Was not moro pure and lowly.
She fitted like a sunbeam bright
Around our cottage door,
Her footsteps, as a fairy light,
Made music on the floor.
On every flower of pod or glade
She lavished childish praises,
She loved all things the Lord has made,
But most she loved the daisies.
How many thoughts beyond her years,
That then were all UNDECIDED,
We think of now, with binding tears
Sweet teachings that we needed.
Three happy years We lod her feet
Along lile's thorny mazes;
The fourth, we laid her down to sleep
Beneath the april Daisies.
'Tis well, and we are reconciled,
For he who gave the blossom,
Who lent to US our angel child,
Recalled her 10 His bosom;
And waiting till lie calls for me,
To sing with her His praises,
I'll keep her blessed memory
Embalmed in April daisies.
Springfield Republican
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your children hear you say Il cau't-never let
them use it, unless you would have them as drones
upon society-a curse, MT q blessing. Rather
teach them that there is not such a word as fail
Learn them to be patient and perscvsre. to re-
gard no in pediment, and strive to benefit them
selves and their fellows by not knowing any such
word as 1 can't.'
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JAMES SMILEY, M. d.

oEce and Residence four doors West of WUIN
merry & FIRBSToNB'S DRUG STORE, South
side of Main Street, Salem, Ohio.
Salem, July 3lst. 1858,
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. RESIDENCE woarn$6OO
9or Sale for $500.

SITUATED on EAST MAIN ST, NEXT WEST
OF ISAAC T~RESCOTT'S RESIDENCE.
Enquire of ISAAC TRESCOTT.
Salem. Oct. |, 1859.
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B Il o 4 d " A Y
CLOTH & CLIO ING
III O u S E.

SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO.
SIGN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG.
The Largest and Cheapest Clothing House in
the country Our large assortmen tof Mems and
Boys Clothing is all of our own make, and made
up of Goods bought directly OF the Manufacturer
and Importers, and all articles are Guaranteed as
Represented to the purchaser. Our stock of Flu,
nishing Goods comprises everything in the linef.
Men anA
Boys. We have
-s constaptly on hand a large and variedH.-
~Sassortment of Seasonable Piece Goods va
of Every descrip.
ton, adapted to
Mems and
Boys Wear,
which we will
sell by the yard, or
make up to order in
superior manner. IT is
we'll known that our Cutter,
Mr.. Cowen, stands unsurpassed
in his profession, and that we
keep the best workmen to make ND our work. =.
Our motto is Ready Pay Quick Sales and Small
Profits" Goods received from the East weekly.
Fashions received monthly.
N. B.--We have opened a House at
ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, OHIO.
in the new and elegant storeroom, west end Of
the Buckeye House, where Goods can be boucb
at the same low rates as at our house in Salem.
We thank the Public for their past liberal Lat.
ronage and shall use every ~exortion to merit it's
continuance ard increase.
ii. WEEKS & CO.,
Sign of'ths American Flag.
Nay IA, 1859.
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JOB WORK NEATLY EXECUTED.
BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
Ibis Office.
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THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1860.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A NEW YEAR OF THIS POPULAR FAMILY NEwsPA-
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With the January number will begin the publ
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~ is the duty of every citizen Of this Great Repnb.
Tic to foster and encourage nafiue genius and
american enterprise WEBSTER. '
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his charming story will be succeeded by
A BRILLIANT TENITTAN TALE.
BY 7 A

u : rchHHT
the celebrated author Of "The Romance Of a Poor
Young Man" the success and circulation of which
both in the New and Old World, have been I'M
precedonted, and given him a place amongst the
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passing interest. replete with incidents, and high
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It's translation from the French by Mrs. MARIAN
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All the former peculiar features of the paper,
which have given it a worldwide reputation, will
be continued, while several new ones will give an
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M --LATEST ITS ~ ilIlEllll


Nsw oaLxaxs, Nov. 10 Tue Germans o. mi.
Ss csieofsted the centennial anniversary Of schii
oartnday, mailing fne displsy.
.ssvno, Nov. 10.-Tbe Schiller centennial
was celebrated here to-dsv with great
ts ,,p ~ oer herman citizens. A civic and mn
P.ocsSion, consisting Of the various German
g ufners, and several volunteer ccmpan-
banners and Other devices, with many md cf
- ,ss m. I'M srssnoon mas meeting wss held
speeches were delivered, and concert ~ :, -.
In toeevening. dwhich several Of schif~rs n sonss
and grand hbleau Of the " SOM OF fh. R.ifs,
were the principal features Of the occasioa-
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE Germans I'm th,. r,,x
celebrated the Schiller festival Yesterday bv -
qnet Ct the Masonic Hall, and In the evening by a
DETROIT, Nov. 1f.-The German Schiller fr-e,-
val was celebrated by a bano NET al The Ru..~ll
House last night, DR.. Keller being The orator Of
tne occasion. The festivities were commenced
on w eonesday evening by q concert 81 -
S.lc.so, Nov 1.-The Schiller fest val was
oeleofated at Metropolitan Hall last night An
oranon was delivered by Mr. B~usr.pd. and .
poem delivered by Mr.. Freiuchrsth. -.
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DIED.,

DR.. GEORGE p. TOGSEN, q native of Denma.k
but Tor many years oiezeg of the United States,
ton Society AZ Eibstia where he ed Valuable
service TO the Sooiety. ~ l'sE . = :
0nthe 18th instant. Mrs. JANE SLIGHT. v;fs
ner, of this city. W. wv"
The friends and acquainiaucss are req ussted IN
attend her funeral, to- morrow sabbath sitsrnoon
Of o'clock from her late residence, No. $40 Iith
Or the 18th instant, GEORGE McEvOY, late
On the Spth of October, ELIZABETH WALK
ER, daughter of Edward and Eliz abeth Waller
Al tNow York papers copy
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Daltinsre Marhet.

BALTIMORE, Nov 12-Flouy r,os>a .a~>Sv-
Howard street and Ohio e5 25zSs 81 wheat eloss&
nrm, bat not active; white 81 asssf 40: red ei ~
sSI.2S Corn closed frm; old white sOas3c I: VEL
sl5 =; prime oil, bacon sides lOc. whisEey
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rLL kiyrR, Mass, Nov. ff.-rbe eoflrge
p'n. shG PACKING room connected with the Fsli
A.. ta,I iron company, was totally DESTROYED hy
The hre caught from a friction roller I'm ~ 49,
OF the building. Some 600 workmen are fs,a,..,
out OF employment NV the are.
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NV YolE, Nov. u -Fiour has advanced loc.
% 10 Whest Is quiet and Ic. higher. Corn n
quleS Northern white 81 .0iai o.; yellow ~ Ola
Luz Pork Is dull, mes SIS; prime $40 SO. lad
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AUCTION sALR
THIS AFLERNooNf T0-N01R0K.

1a10 Ar1hAnOON 9 1O-A0RR0K.
pEREMPr on sai.s on f rVso'N Tsl.uA.
Ysv xTER s5s n me cTsass9 H a
q Me- Ne :si s s S$
'u nisoas I. s. .n g fer 70 : 2 feet alley.
SIS Y sas q e. sI e Lot
auth ss s.s:s 81 and * sirssts. running
"a ahs sbsys both very desirable building lots.
lslsnd. A .sed IN rapidly improving parts Of the
ms5ms: ose-third eash; the resisu. in and n
The erenss interest," secured by deed Of tfass ON
no le-d .. c. MosuIRE CO.. Auc.,.
RECEIvER'S. SALE.-DRANr az T.e,, "A
81 coinms;a a.oIs Ctesii cOmt Of IKE Disirisf
s: e: , h da ss cGy5s i the
~ ~ sne anosrsisned appointed thereby ReceiSef
Is. Comfy Jail q said Di..tSSs sos sS 3 MI
M he foev,n ,ns ant oommsne,ng At u O'Clock
- T esnn is IT,. Ssstie' Hogs and 10 sheep.
Iass!ll..ns., COPY. and sdH ss.-s. SMieif!Y'r'
/ By WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers. :.
sCh AND FixTUREs OF A RETAIL
EfssS ssSsE r.. At Ags
o'elosf we Will sell 1t the store, corner and 18th
It, the stock Of Groceries Lie aors, Fancy Goods,
ssss5 cores Ts.!s Baossa aud r.noy SOAPS.
ssss ss BrsBRs5 . Saw: TESSsSSSS
g.sEdis. and Champagne, OIL,
gm6TslIs., HosIsPy. I Hasd fe;
Scaris, UndersAirts, Drawers,
ss ssiSa A,tcls sss:: fTr, 81. .sS.s &C.
ogTS slSes az ~ Bins Bar Fixtures, 30.
/ WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
tonsers or on tbs ior rsnt inquire Of the Aae
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Hnaucfal.

NEW YolI, Nov. las-Ssocks are lower. U. q.
81 q, OF ls14 sl0l Chicago and Rock Island IS ;
Illinois Central bonds ssh; Michigan Soutbess
IN New ferk Central 7sz Pa Coal Co. "a;
keaaing %; Va. Gs 81 Ne. e's slk; sserlipr
Exchange is steady at Oh. I0aSi IOK. =
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ARREST or ssUsPIcIox.--Tbis morning. Alfred
Lse, well known eolofed man FOR many years
dealer I'm meal grain and horse ned In this city,
was arrested by Officer yeatman ON suspicion OF
being concerned with DR.. Boyd, now In custody
at Westminstey, In running OF slave OF Mrs s.
u. Howell The ground Of suspicion was the
nnding Of bag o. bags marked IA LeeD witt,
the woman, and also Fumof that one Of the horses
lice required 81 90 security Cor further hearing
on Monday week. Lee bears 20 good reputation
Ia this city that though u once was allied with
the stoutest Of pFo-slavefy men noe one believed
i Is % % ssy s ss s.s. The sa =,
oesn In very general use where coarse material
would answer. Sometimes Vofkmen can be seen
With ovefhauls marked "A. Lee;u sSone-cutters
s ssms sp,Ssn' Pssea. :. .ysine ss with q:
os the woman; never gave : cent 70 any sisve
steniern project In his life and sBks suspeusion
Of public opinion until after the ansl hearing.
-, w ..,r,.. RsIu.ss Margaret Russell, drunk
larceny retained 70 give bail. WIN. Phipps, do
40; Henry Pu!ceiiy do; security for court Tobias
Williams, (col.,) drunk and dfsordeYIg: ane ma
&C.. " 10 Mary Ann Cry, tcoi !, do; do.
ieJss,. svs,s Lynes, Fl DO, sais. Fifteen
VAsRxsss.--Yestssday sfsernoen, Omcer Don-
sIdson arrested two old men fos vagrsncY, who
ss asa sh ever sssss ne e sss q e
Der OF mendicsnts on our sfrcets has incpcsssd
snul they have beenne great snDsysncs. They
are all non-sestdenes-
cIncuIr CouBr.-Ths Ceart wss engaged all
Gay yestsEday N the investigation az tie case 81
nary O'Donneu agt the oxecu1ou of Mn1kuw
Linhle. Actioa = recovef ~ es.vtees roo1e-ed
- a &C. 20. es'..g H. 9 - yss@ ne
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The Inssnisy ef G,rv,, s..,,,

UTICA, N. ", Nov. 11.-Gerrit smith shows
continued marks Of insanity. No one 10 allowed
his rawlings 20 the Harpers Ferry mstter and mn
poses himself under arrest
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Departure Of rreeps fer Brsw,sviIie.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1os.The government
loops len Baton Rouge today, % proceed %
, R Per steamer Arizonia, nom this port 10
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Alexandrfa niarkess.

ALKxANpRIA, Nov. 12.-Flour-saIes of supe,
az S3 Whest-salcs Of fair 20 good white d
~ SoaSi -; red 81 .1fasi Is. Corn-sales Of old
, Vile AZ SIC. hye-sales at 76c. Oss-no sales
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The Massachs,e,ss LI,,.r A,.,.,,

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE Durham stss> Lac u.r
on the habeas corpus for the reless, ~ Fn,nh..
IL. Inc courtroom Is crowded, and great istrr--s
Aken on account Of the pee uliar manner OF Dc
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by J; G; MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE &c CO., Auotioneers. =
'HREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND Lors
THE CixrnF hz P sTW gas WosKs AND Eos MAR
Ar rEkNOoN, November lFh, at O'CLOCK, on
=, ,as p'ems Se sha sell, Lot No. u and part OF
inches on 2sth street west between and X streets
soutn, running BACK Jas feet inches 20 81 feet al
BRICK houses, which viii be sold separately, "''
O .mmed sstely a1er We shall sell Lot Nos in
street, between Y and NJ streets north, running
nack Is2 feet ~ inches to 81 feet alley with the
Titles perfect and SAFE positive.
20 One, fourth cash the residue In g. II and
no He'd &c. MCGUIRE CO. Apct,
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pessed along Pennsylvania avenne and behaved N
ps.ssesss, sss Sss~ ss sss ssss sos ss 8
S s:' q e ss:: e. % PCT
NeElensy went 20 Che gtris and told them thaft
must change their course OF behavior On fbe sfrsr{
One Of them, who seemed 70 have been driniine.
bad better take hef % The watchhouse Tse su ne
gestion was regarded a. good one. and abe va
hLsn over . !. the bog !. AZ the wstchaoas. sss
l. n butter wsuldn't melt in her mouth ~
sweetly pathetic tones she plead to be lei Of but
hnding this no go she suddenly changed her styIs
cs S.s o. !. e, SnnEs.sss oejurga.is and g p
not refrain from giving the Licutenant parting
salutation, designating him so,,i eon ~
Abb" She remained for hearing in The morn-
FIsHrISe Bors.-Tim o'Nral ana Jno. Bailey
were picked up this morning by Onicsr Kimbafl
rather rough 70 be sure, and ended i'm fiyht. Jus
tice Dom fined them % n each ~ = = 10 .
A,,rov9sgg fRs Z, &c ce Nt ,y.s on jelly
cine /: two: more ecscous than t n l Meaa
ion and Ill n sn S: o Ssss s sofoas
as..y. l.1t.l nm s. ESQ, On, By which d.
q dasss. N 'ss's:Ss ;si
street New asii oisya so s%
LErrxR rRox WELL xSows PHYsrcrAs,
sw FowLr .Hes Sna..5,nMsss Mass. E Has ,ss
e. Il ss .sSs
them csss Ssssh sad fS,. .sasi ny q
them ~ ny sr.S.,es, and Esnsis'iy with rood sue
curs az no u :" well adaptsd 70 the
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MxS's Daxss syrrs, ~: e go
v...r., Moss Bsssssss Ssiss.
80 Yortis' Bxsi.sss Sviss,

- tCatIdfeN's School Swify.
si Noah WALxEH h., Co; Marble Hal Clotsins
announce that their annual display of FAN and
Winter Clothing Is now ready Tor inspection. u
YOUTH Clothing ofthe newest and riches dasi NE
In m ms = trimming, and york manship.
Fashionable ARTICLES Of dress, an opportunity is nov
ode ed for selecting from the most attractive stock
duoed prices. - (, a. 1,Iv
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noriux.cDrsrRzcf or CcLuHslA Apvszxsn-
n1n1s TO m INRTxD IN TIE BALrINoRI svu
Al1 Dscuvsp AT AND so1vARpzp vnsu rns
srax oyyrcx- - : .
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BOARDING..

RoARDtSG % desirable front rooms, connect
ID ing y with or without board AupiV nj IsS1
l3.h stoeet. between @ and III SITS. po9
ROARDiN6:-Six gentlemen can be acconmo-
- dated with Board and Rooms. in one of the rost
pleasant and healthy portions of the city AppIy AZ
the northeast corner Of 18th street and New York
avenue. no cost
R0ARDlSG.-Ms BOWIE, 4T0 18th street,
Furnished, pleasant and rsssonsbis ROOMS for
rent. = = = 90 ri M n
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By A. GREEN. Auctionee,

uORSES. COWS, WAGONS .SnC.,-p
II ING UTENSILS, FURNITURE, &c. &C. Az -Auc
ItoN-On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th instant.
shel SELL ~ the residence Of Mr.. DanIel Rnrry On
tne Piscataway road about half mile from the Nav
ara bridge adjoining the lnsanelAsylum grounds
good work Horses Cow, s Hogs and PRS.
fMasons, Carts Buggy and Harness, Plovs,
herrows and other Farming Utensils,
Also, about ~ barres OF Corn Corn Foddar
"a lot of Household Furniture. "~
Termss Under 80 ca sh over Seo a credit of q
bearing interest. -e~'
The faI m containing ahcut 20 acres. in .lso NJ,
rem. Enegire on the premises. W
no s-eoSds A. GREEN. Apct.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-Thc supply Of provisions in
the market this morning was considerably over
the average In quantity, and fully up to It I'm
quality A very large numbersof wagons and
ers were dspensing produce, &C., Indicated
strong representation Of The Virginia and Mary.
land farmers. The hay stands were closely occii.
pied this morning, and sales were making at IS
TO IS cents per loo lbs. "A small quantity Of coun-
ty pork was offered at the scale house at % 5Oa
- per 100 lbs. The prices in the sheds are about
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AuCfI0H sALn |.

M2HSaALS SALE:-In virtue ofs vnt OLSON
IA c CONT " ,ss; sSs o. q the Cir,
g public :sls for CASH ir ssoef ccsrt HoS~
Fl sssa s1sn e y
IowInS descgibsd property, 20 wits All ds(snsisntss
llfht uue claim and interest IN and % subj vision
D q, together with all and singIlst the IMPROVE
menfs theseon, seized ard levied upon As ths pros.
erty OF DANIEL MeDonald. and viii b. sold TO sst,sfy
asscaais nc. q, to October term les, IN favor u
nsI2da Marshal for District Of Columbia.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
RRICk HOUSE AND LOT AT THE COR.
MONDAY the i'm inst, .hs ss A ~ foos M
premises O'clock p. m, that valuable properly
and street north; hayins front Of q fsei inch
es on street, and 70 feet 9Th street. containinE
with the ysnsnts sSoS is seoa o I
and attic brick house.. This properly 10 hand some
and but . short walk from the Capitol. Persons
Is.idsnce or make good investment win DO vel
Terms: One. fourth cash b.,.,.. - >. =. =,
50 and IS months, the purchaser to tive nots. r.;
me deferred payments, bearing interest from day Oh
A deed given and deed Of trust TAKEN. Ti,,s
In0spntaols; Az conveyancing at the cost Of me
Pq nos fo''ss''on given imnnesdistsly.
pUBLIC SALE OF ONE OF THE NoST
y DEsIRAsLR FARMS IN PRIscx q SONG rs couSTy.
TN kksInENcE OF fHK LATE On. EDWARD EvTls.s
he a fss "a, ss
lfo'ciock. M, the undersigned viii sell ~ snblie
s ss r. IfEi:s ss .ss.:
asnd:1 h Hl .. sss sSgc. II
miles mill Ton ws.hinEton. Il e issyily lmSsrsd
s sner rSo q sss. q, and g,st min g st5n
one ksf mile q &c Line Of tie projscssd Bsit;nots
ss .S g iGS sa! Ds: :as
BE Of sgr,ns @ q ~ hoEihesas Of tobsccq, SsSe.
sss 4 SaoS 1:s. u s ss s;s s:
There he's been sssdsd on the farm % bushels Of
vhsst for Which he purchaser win bs sxpscisd 70
Terms Of sals: Ons-thlrd essh, the balnnes 4, ,
sadorisd 70 The ssiisfsetion oftSs su6ssriSsS.
Aftsr the sale Of TIE land, there WIN h ala an
NE ksrsona PfoRery on the plaess eonprisinS:
vsissSIs Horsss. 80 IS
hag noS:ssiSs q Tohaeco in he House.
ss sSds s O sa'dnors q noafks. via hts
w Psgsons desiring 10 .purehss, I'm 49,. IN
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w fsrI facias, on Judgment OF condemnat,on ;e oI
s s II i,9m the Glerk Office Of tbs Circuit Court Of
:ss for ossh in fnHt of che Court House deoG Of
vembar lse instant, al defendant rsbt OF tue 10
claim and interest in and to part Of Lot No. in
eth street west s. feet inches from the corner on
by Sno nth street, and running thence alonr sa,d
soqth y feet, thence vest Of equal width to the
enfnnei Oh kock Creek together with AL and sin
Washington, d, c., seized and levied UPON ~ the
property Of Pstrick O'Mears, and will 'be sold 10
vof OF Daniel Serrin, use Of John Mcbride.
w. SELDEN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

WHoLEsALEEF SSpfRRSNXbN sEEioE pEA1.rR.
Bridss sfrssf, GeeYsetessH. ID. @.
NY stock Of Y9nths', Mems, and Boys go
CALFskIN SHOES, for summer wear
Ny. stock Of PATENT LEArBERv
WORK IL also assorted and well worthy Of atten-
A .lsrEe lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
Suitable for seryants) also on hxnd and constantly
, 0 Country merchants and others IN want are
invited 70 Gall or address me at No. ~ Bridge st.,
6eorgetown. ID. G. ss ap 2-H
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THEFINEsT CLOTHING EsfAsI1sHMrNr m WAsH
N9roN CfrY-y. M. McCamly & Co., are now re-
csivine their fa styles of Clothing made to order or
their retail trsde Furnishing Goods Of every kind,
IIunkss Nalises and Carpet Bags. ass and 40 o Pa.
ayenne, National y otsl Bedding. 90 I0-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-12

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW AND sri
Sfor5 kKxgk sfuRNIIuRE.-On WEDNESDAY
MChhNNiN Der 18th. at 10 O'Clock At store
Sei voy th street, under Odd Follow Hall ne
sau sen "a extensive assortment Of ne and MN
uo5 Eurpiture, eompIising- - - ''- 1p'-
sunesior or Mosewood ps,oI Furnitgrsi Brocatelse
d. SOFAS, Rockers and Perlor Chairs,
hanasome kosew9od Marbie-,op Centre stds
r S ga and fancy Tables, Of yarions pstterns
Sai ni rsme Fer and Mantel Glasses,
spring Seat Damask and Leather covered n o.,~..
Rosewood and WALNUT whataots, of vsrious
Walnut, Oak and Stained Cane seat Chairs, Rock
Masbie,toP nrsssng and PLAIN Bureaus of Mahos-
MAJ bic top Mashstsnds and Commodes,
Mehogany Walnut and Painted Wardrobes
CRIBS, Cradles, Tables. s'
E.ssihs Beds and Pillows, Comforts,
GuIled Hair and Husk and Cotton Mattresse,
iosetihssf Win general assortment Of House
Tsyms: Gas and under. cash; over that sum. q
credit Of s. and 50 days, for satisfactorily endor,ed
no 10d J. c. MCGUIRE co A,c,.