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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03
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From tho New Yorl, Times. l5l y
Death OF the HOng gOIl.s. w WasOn


The telegraph star.les rs with tie
news of the decease of the Hon. John
7. Ma on, our late Minister to France.
Mr.. Mason was born in Virginia
about the year 1795. In 1916 he
graduated at the University Of North
Carolina. lie devoted himself to tho
study OF the law Immediately after his
graduation, and rapidly attained dis.
tinction in his profession. For some
years he occupied the ofliceTol Judge
of the District Conrt of Virginia.
\ Between the years 1881 and s1S37he
acted as the Representative ofhis ma.
tive State in Congress. The proml-
nent part which he took in political
affairs, aud the ability which he dis
played, gained him seat IN Tyler's
Cabinet. He accepted the appoint.
ment of Secretary ofthe Navy, under
that President, on the 4th of March,
1914, and resigned the position onthe
Bird OF March, 1915. lie was not
however, permitted to remain lohgi1
private life. President Polk assigned
him the position OF Attorney. General
in his Cabinet. Mr.. Mason occupied
this post but a short time. In 1916
he was transferred to the Navy De-
partment, with the duties Of which Lis
previous experience rendered him
more familiar. lie occupied this DO:
Sitih with much credit during the re.
mainder Of Mr., PoIk's administration,
retiring to private lii5 upon the in,
auguration OF General Taylor. 49,
Upon the accession of General
Pierce to Office, General MasDn was
selected for the French Missiod, and at
once proceeded to Paris, where he has
remained without intermission from
that period. From time to time ru:
nors Of impaired health, and of con.
5equent incapacity for business, have
reached this country, and it has occa.
'lonally been stated, apparently on
authority, that he was to be removed.
n order to give room to some more
Efficient and vigorous representative.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03

0TAt the late celebration in EI
llngton, Conn, the following was the
18th regular toast:-- 1.a ha
"Woman the lover Of union and
the friend OF annexation. Eike our
country, hor manifest destiny is to
spread her skirts" lsJ- 't-
The above toast was responded to
with nine cheers and who6p! gs4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03
Going NOrlh.

On Sunday night last, says the
Lynchburg Republican, a crowd o.
not less than one thousand negroes as
semoled on the basin to take leave Of
the negroes belonging to the estate Of
the late Mrs. Frances B. Shacklelord,
OF Amherst County, who, in accord
ance with the will of the deceased
were about to depart by way OF the
canal for a free State. The whole
number set free was forty.four, men;
women and children, but only thirty
seven left, the balance preferring to
remain in servitude in Old Virginia,
rather than enjoy their freedom else
where. Some OF them who did leave
were put on the boat by main force,
30 much opposed were tn ey to- leaving,
and many expressed their determine.
tion Of returning to Virginia as.soon
as an opportunity offered. -,.t ..
To this the Wheeling argus of the
18th adds: 5 .l.L .tsU
Mr.. Lewis arrived in this city yes
terday morning with his charge
Many of the. negroes were this morn
ing anxious to return to their old home,
and pleaded with Mr.. Lewis to pay
them their share of the funds, in or
der to enable them to pay their way
back. This he could not do under
the provisions OF the will, but he told
them as soon as he got them into Ohio
he would do SO, and they could act in
accordance with their own pleasure.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03

.lG5Old man (Affectionatelyl.
my son, why dc, you chew that
tobaceo!' Precious youth txssps sTl% in
80 get the juice out te
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03

g 1--we are much deceived when
we fancy we can do without the
world, and still more $50, when we
presume that the world cannot do
without us. --- I'll. J. t.r.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03
Something Rich -Ihe 5eaIOus
SWain'S letter. sosi'R


The following letter was matted
some time last week at Dayton, and
received at Tippecanoe; and is a GEN.
uine article, copied verbatim from
the original: .w.sh a..
Mr.. g. S. would be very much
pleased if you would stay up in your
owh part Of the country, would thank
you to stay away from Anna s..
and let some one else 60 that is nearer
her equals. She has treated .nemean
but can just thank you for it she has
idea that you are the purtiest man
that ever was, and don't even look at
any body else. Beauty is all she
vans or rather her George but | think
will put stop to your going there,
there is others as good as you are, and
a ID sight ritcher; that would be
pleased to goe, but she says they will
do very well to talk TO at picnixs and
church but she could not talk to them
at home, she says it don't pay to lose
sleep to talk to any body shedontlike
! think for my part | would rather talk
to some Young man than little dried
up old Batchelor like you are, she is
to sweet for. you and you had better
just give up without a fus you are so
deceittul that you have got tlio whole
family to think that you are every
thing that need be but if some Of the
rest OF lis gentlemen is not good
enough to go i think we will have'you
to stop, if am not good enough YOU
are not think yon are not quite as
good as am if do tell 'itmyself /
would have house, to takeher to and
that is something you have'Eot or evl
er will. i told her what | thought about
it, but there it is, YOU are purity and
that is all she will say. /. wis
worth two of You, but ne is not purity
enough to wait on her, lie will do to
talk to at picknixs, think you areaa
perfect jack ass to take the only girl
that is worth a cent just because You
are good looking say you are, a id
rascal. gues she will tell You who
wrote thiS letter but / don't care i am
not afraid Of her oryou either i can
whip you botl if YOU are purity. 70 She
is my sweet Anna. . asI"go',s I,vy ',''- ..'J a.g
CotD AND HUNGEY,- The editoros
the Marion lQhio) Miros,tells tho
community around about where he
domiciles, that lie is in immediate
need OF 100000 cords Of wood, ana
100000 bushels CT potatoes, t'wi,dJa
rights martsprinkling OF wheat, cats;
garden-sass, such as onions, olturnins,
squashes, bectS, pumpkins beans, to-
5ether with a quantity OF barn.yafd
sass, such as hens, hen fruit, tufkeys,
geese, &C." His name is printed
Iiodder-evidently aoitypogranLsiaI
it should 4bs- E.saksf Sewing
!, %. y r,assStin use. ~. Stillptns b
Memphis, Tenn. rH
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine works
lirably. think the stitch an work fai sn-
or to that of any wing machine ever saw.
fne work think the machine would be hard
j. Ddeis, IsnrAts, Teas. 1ls
l find the Machine easily managed. giy
able, and take pleasure in recommendpieat
II who wish convenience. economy andsinysr
e." Eis f. IRE, fntGij, 7,ta.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-03
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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Cards Of Physicians, Lawyers, or others, con-
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BY J. c. Mcguire & CO. Auctionocrs.

BY j. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionocrs.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
- FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS
FRENCH CHINA, SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE. CABI
April 5th. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF IoTr
Napier, street, between nth and 18th SITS we sha
sell, the Furniture and Household Effects compris
ing
Superior Rosewood Paror Grand Piano Forte, by
Suits of Crimson Satin BrocatelIe Covered ParIor
Furniture of Carved Walnut. finished in OIL
French Plate Gilt frame Mantel Mirrors,
-Four large and elegant Chinese Va ses.
French Chandeliers. Brackets and Branches,
Turkish and Brussels Carpets, Rugs,
Elegant lnald Cabinet Writing and Card Tables
Walnut Carved Bookcase, Library Tables,
Brocatee and Silk Rep Curtains, &c,
Arm and Easy Chairs. Couches Ottomans
Suit of solid Oak Dining room Furniture, compris-
Ing Extension Table, Marble-top Sideboard,
plnshr,coyered Dining Chairs, Plate Stands,
Side Tables, &c,
Elegant Gilt Centre Piece, and Table Ornaments,
ers, Casters, &c
East India China Dessert Service, mounted on gilt
French China Dinner. Tea and Coffee Service,
Sets of Cry stal and Gilt and Diamond Cut Glass
Large Psyche Glass, in rosewood frame and stand,
walnut Mardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands,
Dressing Tables, Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Hair and tlusk Mattr ,sses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Bedstsads, Bedding, Tables, &c.,
Lot Of Copper Cooking Utensils, Refrigerator, q c.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
In front OF tho premises, we shall SELL
handsome English Brougham, with Silver plated
Pair Of superior es ff'fB Bay Carriage Horses.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a credit
% and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
mar I'D ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

ID Mr.. Jim Lane has issued an address 70 the
people Of Kansas. He declares that when he re-
ceived notice Of the coming Of Jenkins into his
enclosure, he earnestly dissuaded him; that when
the entrance was made he was fred at three times
before he returned the ire; that when be did he
only used shot, and he appeals to Almighty God
for the truth" Of his statement, that he had no
intention of killing Jenkins, but expected only 20
knock him down and disable him. He reiterated
his determination Of remaining in private life,
and referring TO the charges brought against him
by his enemies say: $50 long as It affords those
INDUCING in them either pleasure or profit, let
them howl until their very throats crack. Ny
history is before the people Of Kansas and to their
will cheerfully submit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

II In New York, on Tuesday morning. Mr.
Henry G.. Smith, Of Gilbertsville, Otsego coun-
ty. attempted to kill himself on the Jersey City
ferry boat. He plunged a penknife into his
throat. just grazing the jugular vein. He is fine
looking, gentlemanly man. In letter found
upon him, addressed TO his wife and child, he de-
plores his needy condition. The gentleman failed
during the late financial crisis and has since been
employed as runner for dry goods store. The
absence of his wife seems TO have added TO the de-
preston Of his spirits He will recover, and his
friends hope he saved for future usefulness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

II A new guano island has been discovered
in the Pacific ocean by Lieut.. John M. Brooke, Of
the United States schooner Fenimore Cooper, now
engaged in surveying the route between san Fran
cisco and China and Japan. The island is the
:. French Frigate Shoal,' and was immediately
taken possession of in the name Of the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

II In the boarding-house poisoning case, in
New York, the coroner's inquest was not con-
cluded at last accounts. The theory at present is
that Margaret Burke put oxalic acid in the coffee
not knowing its poisonous qualities. She was in
the habit Of cleaning brasses with IL. The testi-
mony of physician showed that Mr.. Fsyette
Robinson had disease Of the kidneys and liver,
and that he died of spopleKy suPerinduced by
the presence Of poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
New York Markets.

New YORK, March 3l.-Flour closed heavy;
State IS 35as5 rs; Ohio 90 5OaSo IS Southern 90 20
aso rs.
Wheat closed very dull, with trivial sales and
nominal prices. Corn closed dull; mixed eOc,
yellow SSaoOc
Pork closed heavy; mess sl7 .lHas ~ SIS; prime
Sl2 SASH. Lard closed duh at n kal1Ac.
Whisky closed dull at 21kc.
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". 1lCo - hb q W.,
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
m ID IrSTIrI,,G or, II A n,

.. By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust dated the
18th day of October, A. ID; 1856, and duly recorded
In ber j. A. 81 No. 49, folio 4a9, ct seq one of the
land records for the county Of Washington in the
District Of Columbia. the subscriber will sell at pub
lilo auction, to the highest bidder in front Of the
premises, at 5 O'Clock p. m, on MONDAY, the 18th
day of April, 1859, al ofots No. 10 and II the sub
ton, ID. Co. fronting 80 feet on Seventh street west
and having depth of I2s feet to an alley Is feet
These lots, being on the main street leading to the
city, will soon be very valuable, 10 lis corner lot,
and desirable for any kind of business. For safe
and profitable investment an opportunity is offered
Title perfect.
Terms of sale: Cash for all over s55l: on that
amount credit of 6, 49, and 30 months, and inter-
est, subject to the above recited deed Of trust.
JNO. b. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
A. GREEN. Auct.
square will be offered for sale
mar &-3teo&ds. A. GREEN Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
By A. GREEN. Auctionesr.


TRUESTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
l. ERIy.-By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date
on the 6th day Of October 1857 and duly recorded in
Liber A. 81, No. ISL folio 81, of the land rec
ords for Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, April
la, at Al o'clock P. M. Lot No. Is in Square 76l,
The said lot having front of fifty 1--we feet one half
inch on St south, and running hack with the same
and being improved with fine stable and the hrick
foundation ofa house n feet inches by 81 feet. re-
the main on Pa, avenue, which rs In perfect order
This sale Is made BY the mutual consent Of all par
ties concerned. This property lies within the pro-
Grounds. = =
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
In l, and years, with interest from the date OF
the SALE Notes to be given for the deferred pay
ments. deed given and dc ed of trust taken ana
both deeds at the cost of the purchaser.
The cash payment may be deferred until July ID,
1882 provided there is deposited $50 forfeiture
~ ~ ' JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. M. ADAMS. Trustees.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Flour closed duh;
Ohio offered at 81 -; Howard street s6 IS
Wheat closed dull; white 81 l5asl IS for fair TO
prime; red 81 45sSl Sc.
Corn closed firm; white 7sasOc; yellow s2s
SIC
Provisions closed dull and UNCHANGED
Whisky closed duh; Ohio sc
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The Collision a. IN. Oh,.

CINCINNATI, March 3o.-It Ia now ascertsined
that no hves Were lost on the David Gibson by her
collision with the Nat Holmes. The Nat Holmes
had eighty-six passengers on board forty-thre~ Of
whom are lost. The survivors lost their clothing
and Sl5, s0 in money. The total loss on the toass
there is an insurance Of sl75,OOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
The Ship Monticello Abandoned

NEW ORLEAEs, March 29.-The ship MonticeI-
10, Of Richmond. Me, from New Orleans 20 Liv-
sSpool. with 500 bales Of cotton, was abandoned
on Sunday, 20 miles outside the bar. on Ore. Tho
crew returned here
The bar is improving, and the vessels detained
there will get over in few days IL the wind con-
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
Destructiye Fire

NEW ORLEANS, March 30.-The stores Of Riley
q Co, and Patten, Smith a. Putnum, in Grocer
street, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
The loss is estimated at Sl5o,IV0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

IL Joseph r Richardson, the lamp lighter in
Baltimore who was so wantonly shot on Monday
night, the s2d instant, by drunken rowdy named
Thomas A. Kennard, died about IL O'Clock yes
terdaY morning, after painful Illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. M. ADAMS. Trustees.
mar A CIR ZEN. Anef
mar IS d

NTARSHAL'S SALE-Iny virtue Of a writ of 6eri
Nl facias issued from the Clerks Office ofthe Cir
emit Court ofthe District of Columbia for the County
Of Washington and to me directed, will expose 10
public sale for CASH, in front Of the Court House
April next ia5s, at IL O'Clock M, the following de-
scribed property, to WIT All defendants right title,
Square No. 81, beginning the southeast corner oi
said lot and running thence north 50 feet, thence
vest thence south 81 feet and thence east O.
ssngIlar the Improvements thereon, in the city ol
Wasninsteen5 ~ q, seized and levied upon as the
satisfy yndicials No rs, to January term, IsS in
ct al. w SEf MN Nar.hsJ
mar Its a. for the District OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
Financial.

NEW YoRk, March 3I.-Stocks are frmer; Chi
cago and Rock Island So; Cumberland Coal Co
Michigan Southern 12A; New York Central "a
Reading SOY; Mil. and Miss. S; Missouri 6's seI
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The Day Trial nj ST. Jo..ph,.

ST. Louis. March 29.-The Jury In the case Of
DR.. Day and his son, trial at ST. Josephs on the
charge Of running of slaves into Kansas was una
able to agree. A Hofle ProseqSi entered In the
case Of Charles Day, and Or. Day has been held On
SIS go bail for his appearance at the next term OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31
LOCAL NEWS

UcfHB STAR PUBLISHES THE Lists or trrrx,.
nENAISrNe IN THE WASHING TOW CRY Posr O,v,c.
UNDER THE PROVISIONS on THE Law ptR pcrrSa
rHkN TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPERS v, viva
rHz LARsEsr CIRCULATION WITHIN THE prITvr,x
OF TIE OFFICE IIs TOTAL DAILY crRcuI., rIox n.
hokk THAN DOUBLE THAT or ANY orHKR DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLuxr,..
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The sonora Protectorate

ST. Louis, March PA letter TO the Republi-
can from Fort Staunton, New Mexico. dated the
LIST inst says that the proposed protectorate over
Sonora and chihuahua excites considerable atten-
ton here and that il Is evident from the quiet
movement and concentration Of troops that Of
den looking TO the occupation Of the States named
are enDected
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married.

In this city. on the 18Th instant, ~ the Rey: ~ z
Bittengsr, THOMAS TAYLOR TO ESrER,
sh z Scotland.
On Tsssday p9rnipS March "a, y ~ te "
Alexandra county, Va, to Miss MARGAkEr
LOVEyOY, Of Ge0rget9wp, y. &,
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Later from California

ST. Lofts, March 3l.-The overland mall frcm
San Francisco on the 9TH, LAS arrived here. It
brings no important intelligence from California
The dates from Vistoria are 20 the 10Th Februa-
~; A proposition had been made % annex the
colony Of Victoria 10 British Columbia
twas reported that a reserve Of 400 coo acres Of
,aha lst The forks of the Thompson river WA 70
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star,
Bursting Of the Cechituase vi.s.es.

N.,. oIos, march So.-The Cochituate viaduct Al
Inc a,,s On .ee lower fss, burst yesterday, car
ryIne away portions of the emban krnent S~x~r.i
factories al the upper falls were threrten.S sth -.
overnow. The accident IL OF serions ebsrarss~
s sna % e ,Se ame to repair the damage In
Of water, by the inhabitants Of Newten
The breaksge Of the Aqueduct ertepa. .h,,,.
100 feet, including 50 feet OF masonry. Tn. s,e.
lite gatehouse on the west side OF the river was
ried away, and the mass that was swept int ~.
stream caused new channel 70 be formed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-31

NorIcE- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApvsarIsE-
hfNrs TO BIZ INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
sTAR oFTIcE.
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Additional by the Northern Light.

NEW NoRk. March 3l.-The Legislature Of Mic
aragua, issued special decree on the ith Of March
declaring the transit route free 10 all nations.
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AUCTION sALA.


.
ByJ. C.McGUIRE& CO., Auctioneers
j Ss9E"oa IHU fsD lfoi fT 4
seit slst q O'clock on the premises we shall
between n and 0 f sfeei e Th noIe ot
Also d esISsE, on The pfenIis-s, tSTesstory
snd srea. a s6n,S AND OP street bet.ee
fS cash. rsP gss residue in y. and
on the nIc ss interest," secured BY deed In trust
mar I'D J: c: Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneerr-- :
HOUSE AND LOT ON NJ STREET NORTH.
Ic R sdb S' aTEFFEf5 n Pc
March Slst, At O'Clock, on the premises, we shall
ontins . feet on north street. bsssssS ka and
18th streets west, running back 80 feet 70 an alley
two-story frame dwelling house, containing four
Terms: One-thrd cash; the residue in 6 and u
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
u mar ar Sd J.c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct-.
MARssHAks sALE:-Ia virtue of s writ Of
Clerks Once e .Ss Eiieus Court q he psifies Of
viii expose to public sale for cash, at the store Of
on . Ssas ; Es
9Slosk p % p; tie fSSwps goods and cha,e
Pipe, Showcase. lot old Lamps, and Counter and
Glass, elzed and levied upon the goods and chat
tells Of VIM. III. Faulkner, and will ba sold to satisfy
Indclals No l48 to May term a5a, in favor of Dos,
DEM, Z. Alexander. w. SELDEN,
mar 28-ts Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
BysJ. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
FURNITURE, HAN DEL IERS, &c.-On
Il FRIDAY MORNING, April LIST, at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence Of the late Hon. A. Brown, on
street. between nth and 18th Streets we shall SELL
portion OF the Furniture, 1.-THE reSidue having been
removed 70 Tennessee, comprising
w alnut Brocateie Covered and Parlor SUIT,
Marble-top Centre Tables,
Secretary and Bookcase,
Rosewood Brocatelle Covered Chairs,
Flower Vases, with Glass Shades. Cornice,
Cult Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures throug bout,
Rosewood Mirror front Sideboard,
Large Extension Dining Table,
I.eather-covered Dining Chairs
Handsome Walnut Hat stand. -
Rosewood Hall Chairs,
Brussels Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs,
Several handsome Cottage Sets,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Iron Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Looking glasses. Toilet Sets &C.
Terms: $50 aud under, cash: over that sum- a
credit Of 50 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing intere,t.
mar 23-d ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
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AUCTION AAIn

By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., ,Auctioneers.
Two EXCELLENT HORSES, LEATHER
TOR BUGGY AND HARNEss AT AUcTpoN--On
TUESDAY MORNING, March 9Th 1t 10 o clock
On front OF the auction rooms, we shall cell, without
reserve. the owner having no further for them-
very superior Buggy Horse, '.l|- : F.
hne Farm OF Cart Horse, -. -.... p. B.
Leather-top Buggy, made in Wilmington,
Set Single Harness.. -..... r --'0o-- = ?. F..
Terms: A credit ofSo days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing Interest; La.s' =
1t j. G. MCGUIRE K CO., Aucts.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account Of the rain, until SATURD DAY MORN
ING, April 3D. same hour and place. u. Il. ~ 3.
4 mar Sid .n.1, J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF BUTHMANN'S
~ !, SToGS OF WINES AND LIQuoRs.--On MON
DAY MORNING. April 4th, at 10 O'Clock, at the
auction rooms, corner Of 10th and streets, shall
sell the remainder of the valuable stock OF Wines
and Liquors of the late Mr.. Buthmann, compri.ing
Green Seal, Heidsck, st. Peray and other Cham
Sherry, Port, Madeira and Claret Wines,
Very superior old Brandy and Whisky in bottles,
Superior Hook Wines, de-, dc. '-O---' ...
Terms: $50 and under cash: over that sum n credit
of 4and6 months for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. ..--~
A. + BUTHMANN, Admin'x
mar '-d j. Z. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.